Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1951 — Page 14

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High School Baseball—

Cards, Giants, Plugs, Lawrence Central Win In County Tourney

Intra-county high school

baseball feuding closed out its

biggest inning in the first annual county prep diamond

tourney at Southport yesterda Southport, Davis: advanced to the semi layed at Roosevelt Stadium Of the quartet of survivors,

Lawrence C

Vv. entral, -final

next Saturday. “ » ” »

Speedway and Ben

a " Warren ABTS Lawrence Central y A A Speedway emerged asthelone ~~~ ABH OA TARE OA o : Mearrillcf- © 3-0°L 0 Yager2p 3 1 0 1 upsetter, having disposed of ince. 3 1 3 0.8nieiay Yo-- Bop . ; aa psn Bf 2% 3 1a ) 5 n Decatur Central's last . vear's Bunn a "3 1} McConn rt 34) county champions. : : Flr piambeert 4 2 1 00 0 Walismthef ¢ 1 0 0 Pitches 3-Hitter 20 1 0 MeDanteldbh 4 1 0 4 The 8parkplugs turned back the } 0 g B-Grimes.c : h 14 f 0 Stiles, 1 Hawks 5 to 1 behind the three- wu, {08 0.Appiep 4001 hit twirling of Dick Jordan, Jor- 1100 dan bested Harn'd Honlderfield ; % ¢1 + 5 whn gave the Plugs: seven hits Or 38.48 8 Tota LBD 3 Two walks, twn errors and a r . 300 273 x--14 passed ball erunted into three ,, Errons- B aan’ LEN ieee J runs for Speedway in the seventh. Grimes Runs Puzh 2 Shields. Stesie, ) M: . Cn 0 amit 2 In. other games, Southport Ld artes ABDI Ran batted: ALS Basted Beech Grove for 19 hits o Rush & Steels 3" Bilion 4 Sh for a 14 to 4 verdict, Lawrence Three-base hit Pugh Heme run Pugh Central overran Warren Central, Sion pases Pugh. shields. Wilson, wall a y w n 8. Bn « all Off Str h 1 14 to n. and Ren avis nicked ae 1 ar Stroh Me Franklin Townsnip in a close one, rd 2. Apple 7 Hits off Strough 11 In 4 to 2. 5 Innings, MeCord 2 {n 1 Inning Hit hy piteher -Strough (Yager: Losing pitcher The semi- final pa; rings Satur- Strousn UmPires—House and’ Mayes ime dv will pit Southport and Law- - . Southport Reech ( rence {in the first game at noon, WERDRH 3 eee Beove | . and Speedway and Ben Davis in Danner2b 4 4 2 3 Russellrf 3200 the second game at 2 p. m. The Rirhvab 1 0 0.0.1 Poxxlt 3 011 » . Drang. ss 4 1 0 1 Neeiyv.3b 1 0 43 finals are billed for 4 p. m,, de- Whikr.e ‘ 1 ] 3 Lacetid.cf 3 ? : 2 . sarge r 1 a) % termining the first county dia- Groner, 1 2.3 1B Jonenmi2 2: 1 0 vy Kaufmnef 0 0 0 0 Kvnaughss 3 0 0 0 m nd champion through tourne) Fatmhel 099 Sfcnauhy 3 2 0 0 play. Myers 9 1 0 i 9 Dobbs Fs 3 : y 4 y . ARIter Sussmn.2b-p 3 4 Lead £ ards _Bchrachlds 2 0 0 0 Bimbrg.20 000 Southports’ Cardinals, Jerry Egnif.rf 1000 Danner, Lee McGathey and John Jl5007f 2 0 2°80 Furrle had perfect days at the Weddlelp 10 2 0 plate and Tom Paddock socked Frarmnne 1 1 0 8 with one on. Beech - Fema a home run with Totals 3819 2112. Totals 20 91416

Crove gathered nine hits off Joe H-owthorne and Jesse Fiermann. Lawrence Central's Bob Pugh and Emery McConnell led the Bears as Dean Apple fanned seven Warriors, permitting four hits. Pugh blasted a triple and

the fifth for the Bears' seven-run splurge. Pugh had five RBI's. McConnell had three for four, ineluding a double. His mates have won three of seven games to date. Ben Davis’ Leon Redenbacher topped Dave Hastings in a mild pitching duel marred by six Franklin Township errors, Redenbacher gave the Flashes four hits, one of them a line drive homer over the right field wall at the 262-foot mark with Bob Crick aboard. The Giants scored off two hits! in the first inning, aided by an

_.error.and a hit bataman, Ben .Da-.

vis made it 4 to 2 in the third off two errors, a wild pitch, a passed ball and a hit to left by Norman

Young.

Decatur Central 100000 0-1 3 * Speedway 100 001 3— 8 7 3

Torte and Stanley; Jordan and

Two Amateur

Loops Attempt 2d Opener No Big Favorite In 3d Tourney |

By VAL DICKMAN | If amateur baseballers-can get

the mud out of their cleats after take on the Red Raiders of Ti last Sunday's downpour, the 1051 / State Reformatory. are tied for first place with the|

season will begin today.

thorne. Russell

Gather,

hit a grand slam home run in §3:\ier

Paddock. Eiermann mann:

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pires—

Southport Beech Grove Errors—Danner MrCathey Lasiter Wheatley 3 D Poxx Runs—Danner 2. Nerding, Whitaker 2. Paddock 2. McGaLasiter 2. Hurrle, HawNeelv. Lacefield, R. Jones batted in—~Wheatley 2. D Whitaker 3. Paddock 2 Lasiter. Hurrle 2 Two-hase hits Bussman Home runs-- Paddock tolen bases -Danner, Nerding, Whitaker, McGathey 3, Myers. Scherschel Double plays Neely tn Suss. Lasiter to Danner to Hurrle Left bases—8nuthport 8. Beech Grove 8. on off Hawtherne 3. EferJones Dobbs Sussman by R. Jones 2. Dobbs |. Haw-

430 520 0—14 000 200 2— 4

they 2. Myers

Runs Anner

an balls

Struck out,

thorne 4. Fisrmann 4 Winning piteher—

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Hawthorne; losing

Pitcher Dobbs ~Cilass and Lathan

ham. Time Franklin

Buckner.3b McCligh.ss Hannah.3b Crick,e Wmpler. 1b Shines, rf atterson Hastings.p Berry.l Johns, ef

Totals 2

Ben Davis Two, AB Backerlf 3 Wilbur.ef 4 Rdnbehr,p 4 Arnoldas 3 ager. 3h 4 oung.e 3 3

Phillips rf Lawler. 1b Hzelwd.2b

Totals 28 621 6 Ben Davis

Franklin Twp

Errors—Arnald Hager 1 Ha Crick 2. Wampler. McCullough. RunsCrick. Wampler, Backer, Wilbur, Redenbacker, Hager. Runs batted in—Arnold. Hager. Young. Wampler 2. Home runs = Wampler. Left on bases Branklin Twp. 2. Ben Davis 6 Base on balls—off Has ings 2. Btruck out. by Hastings 3, Reden. bacher 2. Hit by pitcher, by Hastings (Backer). Wild pitehes— Hastings Passed hs ils- Grice. Umpires—Bryan and Lawrie me <

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IN THE Municipal League He

Eagles travel to Pendleton

The Eagles

Last week, teams of the Man- South Bide Saints and Art Sachs]

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The Red Raiders lost|

had to call their opening games to Sachs last Sunday, 6 to 4.

a‘ter two innings. Only the Muni2 pal League was able to beat the ra‘n, All games today will begin at 2:30 p.m. o : IN THE MANUFACTURER’ Ss L¥.AGUE, the United Auto Work-|

Steel on Rhodius No, 1. On the mound for the Steelers will bey Bob Harbor with Earl Baxter be-| hind the plate. The Auto Work-| ers battery hasn't been nounced.

On Riverside No. 6, E. C. At-|

Kins meets the Kingan Reliables.|Yaver Men's Store on Brookside Year With three victories hy the

‘Throwing the fast ones for the Sawmakers will be either Gene Moore or lefthander lou Ott.

Emil Kaiser 1s a cinch for the and Robert Miller will take turns city title, boasts Eddie French as

catching assignment.

The Reliables have named the Wise catching for the combina- former this year,

h* -t been named. » Union Printers meet the EX baum Center nine on Riverside No. 2. Charlie Thoren hasn't

named a battery for the Printers. ;

Left-hander Bob Goodman and

—Righthander Vie Johnson will see

action on the mound for Kirshbaum. Sharing duties behind the plate will be John Reynolds and . Boynton Robson.

For the Eagles, John Radcliff will throw to Bill Haines. Bat-

named. over the Yaver Men's Store, take on Richardson Rubber. Richard-

the Eagles, 24 {0 2, last Sunday.

On the rubber for the Saints [Jefending champion; Washington,

{will be Roger Mercer with Bob {Mennel holding. For the Rich-

AN- ardsons, Roh White will hurl and|the three-day

Bill O'Donoghue will catch.

Art Sachs Used Cars meet No. 1, A father and son combination will see action on the

mound for the Sachs team. Riley

in front of. .the batters with Ben

Mek, Ricker (Py 3. Tom York Two-Mile Run 1. James Ur Time. 9:42 (new meet recore 9.43.6, Atkins, Purdue, 1916, 2 (Wi. 3, John Yoder p High Jump-—-1 Alvo Cherne Lively Bryant tP1 tie inches new meet record, old mark 5-10. Schumacher Pi. 1016). 3. Ties, Dick Kellman oo and Tom Rice (Pp) Yar Ow Hurdles—1. Bob Mastro-| viteh— Pi Time: 24-0 ew meet racord; Sa mark. 25.2. Mende Birke (Wi. 1015) | ocker (P). 3. Bob Hoffman i Broad Jump—1, Bob Jonnsoy (W) it ee_-3 Feet, 75 in hes. . Jack Barnes r 3, Bob Hocker Mile Ri

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|tery for the Raiders hasn't been|championship at | this week finds the prepsters lack-

On Garfield No. 3, the Saints |ing in nothing except a decided after winning a muddy victory|favorite.

unbeaten team in Marion County, | ers Local No. 23 meets Vestalison lost a one-sided contest to[haVving won six straight engage. |

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Opens Thursday At Victory Field

Competitibn for the ‘third ancity high school baseball Vietory Field

Cathedral's Irizh are the only

ments. but Broad Ripple, Tech, Shortridge and Manual are con- | sidered powerful enough to win tourney, | winner of five of eight

captured the crown last

Tech, games;

brilliant hurling: and hitting of veteran (Gene Nash, a senior. Broad Ripple, winner-of the first

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|U Trackmen

Win 3-Way Meet

Times Special

EVANSTON, Ill, May 12—Inediana University’s track team today defeated Mgrquette and Northwestern by scoring 73 points in a triangular meet at Northwestern's Dyche Stadium. The Hoosiers won six of the 14 events. Marquette took six firsts and scored 641; points. was third with 2323 points. Pole plu Rrown (I), and White (I't

AE ; x EE |Cobb Kurta (N:." Height, 13 feet. #1 Z H 6 inches ~ _ - H 1 4 8hot Put — Vishnevsky (M); Anderson DICK SCHRIER ‘11. Robertson (1); Duffill (Ni. Distance, Ir DBroad “imp Kurs 1 Stroud C ) J roa ump—Kurtz (N);, Stroud (M:; LR Pratt (1), Barnett (M). Distanee. 23 feet . a 7 inches S : {gllish ym rer ag enka) 1 armet (Ii; Dunn 1 Kurtz (Ni), an Wisconsin Rows On (PEAT alent 8 Test: 21a" inches y > " v iscus—Vishnevsgy (Mi. Robertson (I; NEW YORK, May 12 (UP)— gheehan (Mi: Duffill «Ni. Distance, 132 A powerful Wisconsin crew pulled fest. 3 ypches. Wh : ra v Mile—Hagan /1'; Whit (ny; away in the last fourth of a mile (B'. Robins M:. Sis Glaser today to defeat Columbia bv a 440—Schmandy (Mi; Cline (I); Macy . . IN lee 1 Time, 509 quarter of a length in a three- 1100, Saveney (Mi: Kurtz (N); Feeney . { artin «Ir. Time. 098 cornered regatta w ith Rutgers on “120-vard High Hurdles. Tavler (I't the Harlem River, Rutgers Boener OM Chrisos (M), Dunn (NJ, : . me, 7 . finished a poor third. Half-Mile Baars (Mi; J Anderson (I'; . — Templeton (I); Wilson «Mi. Time, 1.59 7 Ama eu B b I ao Kurie IN Coveney (Mr; Athan tN; Feeney (1). Time, :21.7 te r aseba I'wo-Mile Dellinger (Ii; Stearns (M3 H. T. Hershberger's Fall Creek Athletics Branam 1); Buehling (I). Time, 9377 will leave at 11 a m Se All players 220-¥ard Low Hurdles—Martin (I); Taye meet promptly at 3034 N Fenn lor (1). Henry (Mi. Time. :238 ¥_ All Art Backs Used Cars players be at Mile Relay Marquette; Indiana; Nortie Brookside Park No. 1 at 1 p. m Sunday. western. Time, 3.27.8

same battery for action today tion. For Yaver Men's Store have won six and lost two. . . ° ‘that was rained out last Sunday. Harry Fitch and Norm Cramer Washington's improved Conti- Varsit at Notre Dame . Jerry Kane will throw and Lowell will share the pitching spotlight nentals have a 5-2 slate, same as Y 1 OWS IS * Young will wear the mask. with Bill | Russell behind the plate. Shabriage. oO i" : 0 r y ire deine crew wart out pgp re se wn ve oe Beats Old Timers 47-20 Fine Colf A he runs in the first hid NS alivet a g 4 and two games are billed for Fri- : Times Special i over center for the only Varsity ine 0 pproac 3 UAW No. 23, the Kingan nine Set 8 Marks day evening. The finals, origin- NOTRE DAME, May 12--Coach touchdown in the second quarter. : will have to hustle. ally, scheduled for Saturday night, Frank Leahy's 1951 varsity took Two ,Williams passes resulted By United Press » A tough one will be played on MADISON. Tailed Pre av ya __ Will be played Monday or Tuesday the first step toward a long come- in the first two Old Timers scores, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ° R erside No. 4 as P. R. Mallory wisconsin and Purdue all but re- °f next week. back campaign this afternoon by one going four yards to Jim Ww. va, May 12--Home pro Sam- ° AA meets the Allison Jets. Mal- wate the record hook of their Pairings follow: Thursday — romping to a 47-1720 victory over Martin, of the Cleveland Browns. my Snead missed six short putts g lory's led Vestal Steel 2-0 last tra0k rivalry, breaking eight Tech vs. Washington, 3 p. m.; an out-of-condition group of and the other for a total of 35 i : Hicent th week before the rains came. On oie as the Badgers scored an Cathedral vs. Shortridge, 5 p. m.; former Irish stars in the annual yards to Ernie Zalejski, formerly Put was magnificent on e ap- @ ths mound for the Mallory AA gg top 48 win In Camp Randall CTi*Pus Attucks vs. Manual, 7 Varsity-Oid Timers game before of the Baltimore Colts. proaches as he fired a 5-under- ® will be last week's starter, BIZ giadium here today. p. m.; Howe vs. Broad Ripple, 9 20,000 in Notre Dame stadium. Makes, Two More par 65 today to tie pace - setter @ Joe Kearns, with Homer S8hull The records broken were set P: IM: In spite of the margin of vic- After leading by only a 27-to-13 Jim Ferrier at 199 for the lead @ “behind the bat. The Jets have two | 1915 and 1916, when the Bad- Friday Winner game one vs. tory, the Old Timers grabbed a Margin at halftime, the Irish at the end of the third round in : hurlers slated for mound duty. gers also registered wins. Winner game two, 6 p. m. . winner good bit of the glory by racking Varsity rolled {o two more touch- the Greenbrier Invitation Golf @ It will be Stew Batson and Pappy ~ The new marks were set in the §ame three vs, winner game four, yp 15 first downs to only 7 by the downs in the third quarter. John Tournament. ° : Owens with Bob Mathews catch- gp .¢ put, 440-yard dash, 120 yard 8:30 p. m. varsity. And a glaring weakness Petitbon accounted for one on a werrier, who carried a three- o ing. high hurdles, pole vault, 220-/ Monday (tentative) — Consola- {n pass defense on the part of the 19-yard run, and Lattner regis- stroke lead into the third round, : 4 nn. 9 vard dash, two-mile run, high tion, 8 p. m.; finals, 8:30 p. m. varsity was revealed when Bob tere bls third touchdown after a ghat g8 despite some trouble on v I I ord, IX LzAGYE; jump, and 220-yard low hurdles. Williams spearheaded Old Timer Epi return of a pass iInter- ype windy back nine. ; "I dgeport Brass on Riverside , ot run rerord Wa tex Ad Illini Trackmen Win agrial attack that saw 12 r John Pateris hit off-tackle for], A] Brosch of Garden City, N. No 3 mile relay mark was esta 31 passes completed for a total three yards and the varsity's final Y.. pulled up to the spot right be- : In : toss-up. betwe Right lished Jor the, ree w "Over Ohio State, 94-38 of 191 yards and two touciu y score, and Dick Cotter completed Ring the leaders wien hie shot a ® F_‘der Bob Paugh and Left. {5 ¢ nore ee freddie! CHAMPAIGN, il, May 12 Starteq Cue Fant the Old Timers scoring with a 7 of 00 Soteh, EORTC } ~der Frank Faust for the Con- 916. 2. Farnsley Peters (W), 3, Harry Illinois ‘defeated Ohio State, 94-38. The Irish varsity, smarting five:yard sweep of end. n N De ° tore PITCHING ASRIERMERT. One Mie IF TUE (PACK THES DEToTE 1732 from the 25-to-7 dereat Handed ~ Srore-by quarters” my B80L BHATTI ~¥-r-each-shet io | : Tanly Miller is a sure thing to |§iu%/", moe record. Archie Schard: ow) fans here Saturday afternoon. them last year by the Old Timers Varsity Cees see:21 6 14 T—47 A hate Ren - Mon of ® i c~‘rh. For Bridgeport, Lefthand- dofoh iw Si Don "Laz of Illinois vaulted lost no time in rolling into a 21-'0ld Timers ...,. 0 13 0 ) T=-20 Er a at GE oh : oe S. ef Dale Carlstadt will pitch and «i 3 Yard Dash—i. Luke Collins 14-8 for a new meet record. Other to-0 lead in the first quarter of Wi — d olf Ti Shicage, shared 4 $ Nauti, > : Dal Cralg will catch. Inger: 20 Kenn CCarieo® TW) Meet. vecords Were Bob Barnum today's contest. ins 3d Golf Title on the 188-yard 15th hole while The Fall Creek Athletics travel Koons : ; Ct.of Illinois, 48-3 in the shot put;| The Irish touchdowns came on’ RT. SMITH, Ark., May 12 (UP) faving ‘with Jim Thomson of . to Putnamville to play the Indiana 10's" santo" Hardie conic, | Vy Gene Cole of Ohio State. :21.4 in 5 10-yard jaunt by Del Gander, - Polly Riley of Ft. Worth, Tex. adigc Bag a ace 18 i State Farm - team, Harry T. Bob dontsen (Wy, rdleset. Bob Hocker the 220. Cole's :09.9 100 tied a 23-yard run by Freshman John- won her third Southern Women's v ro n pro-amaie 9 Hershberger, manager for the (P’ 149 seconds new meet record. old dual meet mark. ny Lattner and Billy Barrett's Amateur golf tournament toda ws Sompe on. » | Athletics, didn't name his bat- J°{ 10 FRCOnAK, Meng Burke JW H10,:| Cole won the 100 and 200. Laz 28-yard scamp. with a breezy 8 and 6 victory Indl Headdiariors 4 tery for today and the State ‘on (Wi = 0 el and gerry 00K the pole valut and went 23-| y,¢tner, who totaled’ three over Mary Lena Faulk of icing eiung Neudqueriere Yer Farm combination hasn't been Welch W) tfe’ dieight, "13 feat, 8 inches 3% to win the broad jump. Len {,,chdowns for the afternoon, asville, Ga., on the Hardscrabble announced. Lynwood Smith © (W) “loge pit feet Truex of Ohio was the only other ji nay dirt on a one- “yard buck Country Club course here. YORK On Riverside: No, 1 Linde Afr on . oR Yin, Paul, Som ivler «P. tis. double winner, taking the mile ae A ESA t= at saan a 3 vies with Bischoff Construction. 2. sam ene (WH i) Nt ish Se: and the half-mile. We Specialize ARISTOCRAT Viinding up for the Linde crew , Dit ug Throw. Ted Rlockwenn (W), Dis. Illinois won nine firsts, Ohio will be Jim Cox with Clarence Donnell (Wi 3. Bob: Eichholz (p five. 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