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Plates, Dishes and a $100,000 Pitcher—

- Is S oney Station WIBC By CARL LUNDQUIST d on United Press Sports Writer . T Carry Parts The low-hit ball games are popping up frequently ms (Jf ‘B00’ Race spring and the tall and terrific Blackwell was the latest!

y Good bet for the 1951 season is that there will be at : ‘ 1 1 least one more no-hitter and, if the odds are right, pick With Pressure and High Pri to score a “near-miss” when he one-hitted the Boston! Braves, 1 to 0, last night as] +t eo

By FRANK ANDERSON Hump Pierce shifted his cud| of tobacco. The kid in the gray rabardine suit stood by apparently! = unnoticed. ’

Ewell Blackwell of the. Cincinnati Reds to toss it.

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: , >. : . . Hump aimed. a spray of tobacgo| Vern Bickford gave up only lead to as full "game Byes the Of Beginning |juice at the wastebasket before : . | Braves byVthrowing their *home- | |giving the kid the fish-eye stare. !

two-hits in defeat. : {run punch into’ action. A grand , The Cincy fafis had a teeming slant homer by Duke Snider was “TanteiEttan Tar ET Wie 0f a the, oN NE I A <i

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By EDDIE ASH . : Times Sports Editor 4 > Two more ‘‘redskinned” Pirates returned to the Indians play in 1945.” : today. Sas . ‘I'm Grateful’ | The National League Bucs sent Outfielder Tom Saffell Pettit credits three men with and Second Baseman Monte Basgall to the Tribe on 24-hour

his development as a pitcher.| for Indianapolis last season. “BAY. Postel Pirates pitching | recall. Both played nap

came to the U. 8. from England in 1909. Always liked soccer. But he never got around to the, game of baseball until he took me to see the Hollywood Stars

: RS chatit Ban ons] ; ffell-Basga)} shipment followed the optioning of . Chit Bb . I» Fie RAL LR = ; x “coach; Bart Nerron; Piraies mula. The Saffell-Basgal sn men 1ohowew: the opuoning ol . double no-h atte Sie neither major league leader) delivered Mutual Broadcasting System's in Class D why if was different." [pen catcher, and Scout Ben Tincup | pitcher Paul Pettit here yes cli AE KITT ace gave up a .safe blow until two round-trip clouts to make his Sane : 7 Th 8] dav Yo. | . / . {the Indi had.one or more runBob Elliott, an old spoiler, nicked : Nis Indianapolis. outlet, WIBC,iwil}iThe rookies in. those. days all helped me a jot. . They man 1 the sale today of [LIC Tadians ad.one'q Blackwell for a fifth-inning dot total 11. Jackie Robinson got.a/ _ inate portions of the race on Usd: : : . ” Hump rambled on in aged to cure me of a lot of my terday and the sale today OL pers on base in every inning. But Tac oid oxen oR OU- fourth Brook homer. originale poriions ‘o > OM a tirade against. modern ball wildness” Pm-grateful.” 'Outfielder Culley Rikard to the Colonels missed only one inteh Cosi) oe Dan Con. | Pinch-hitting -expert. Bill Nich-| 2 commercial basis to central In-ipizyers, nl Lots of things have been Writ- yp ..i.o0o00 of the Southern As- DINE for getting on. ni] on bot in he soo | Olson drove in two runs in the diana while the same program on, The kid, whose name was Paul ten about his singning by Fred sociation: | Two members of the Colonels, : : 2 J (ninth inning with a single to give 3 non-commercial basis will be Pettit, listened for a while. Then Stephanie, the MGM producer, " “mn \" (opi handed Ba sgall Al Richterand and Carl Olson, - Blackwell's battery-mate, Johny, Phillies their 'vict ; ; d Stephanie's subsequent deal 8 helped their batting averages by Pramesa, hit a homer and that § r victory at St.ir.4 to other MBS stations coast- he tucked his square jaw under and siephahe 3 subsequens patted .281 in 133 games for the| © ; ) Louis. Andy Seminick earlier had his $100,000 left arm and vawned.! with the Pirates for Pettit's serv- Indians last year. Saffell divided smacking out four hits apiece. Ed was the whole story. Ct hit a two-run homer to He the lo-coast |The train ride from Pittsburgh ices. “A lot of stories gave the [THES A roeen Pittsburgh and|Stevens led the Tribesters with . Blackwell, in winning his fifth score for the Phils. Arrangements were announced haq been fatiguing. Well-publi-| wrong picture,” Pettit said ibis me Ful wen hit ars in @7|three blows, all singles. straight game, struck out five and George Strickland came out of today by Speedway President ize 19-year-olds get just as tired | | “Stephanie has no baseball; ce With the Pirates and .326! The seventh stanza was rough each of tie hres mes he Walia a hitting slump to drive in five Wilbur Shaw, who said the broad- ia anybody else when a railroad strings on me. He got no cut of ° "a 4 ote with the Tribe. 0, Zin and His ms oe ie i was nailed in a double play. Bick-/ rung with two homers and a Casts will include a 30-minute pe-/is 11; hours late. 3 [the $100,000 the Pirates paid me.| 1 Pittsburgh this season, both ut, gled, ford struck out four and walked single as the Pirates won without riod at the start of the race and 1 . He did, however, retain movie sours tility roles. [neXt filed out and then Maxwell only one. | di : Gi |a 30-minute period at the finish, The Uniform Situation rights to me. That's all.” (have been used in utility roles.|);neq his homer over the right y \difficulty from the Giants P |e ) B . Yo : i W : i ' Hard-hitting Basgall may be used field wall at about 350 feet. There Bickford, like Blackie, would Detroit, winnmg its seventh with {hree additional 15 minute How's the uniform situation, Stephanie wants to produce] + shortstop here eld wall at abou eet, be a good man to pick for a no-| on programs spotted at hour inter-'Hymp?" Pettit asked pictures built around athletes,” at SHOTLSIOP Ere. was another single before the hit job since he turned in the only Same in the last eight, also ended | ,15" quring the 200-lap classic.| . : ; ‘Pettit said. “He signed me two With three players in and oneigiqe wag retired. J ? Y/the magic spell of Washington's ; s . “Give me time, boy. T'll see |gone, the Indians are still four one of 1950 and had a two-hit tich ho. had |Sid. Collins, WIBC sports com- "1 "0 dig up.” Hump| months before my graduation the limit. The Tribe must Long Blow uban pitchers, who had ven) ii the MBS : | f igh sc , , Call . victory this year before last eight games without defeat before I rummaged through equipment rom JED School 1» Jnbs al, cut its roster to the league limit] Longest blow of the night, hows night's heart-break defeat. Black- Sandy. Consuegra was rapped s , Eth trunks and brought forth a blue! told hind “2hout me. He was/©f 23 by midnight tonight. The|ever, was delivered by the Tribe's well, who had a no-hitter in 1947, reughly last nignt. Hal Newhouser| Walt Set for Tests cap with a big, red “I.” | ‘merely interested in my movie current roster of 27 includes Harry Fisher. He batted for Jim 3% had Ho Spe-hitiers ag breezed to his third straight vic-! Meanwhile, “the show is on” for, “Try that for size, kid,” Hump career, not my baseball future 1r/Coach Russ Peters and he can be|Clark in the ninth with Dom us fot Tot r r lions tory, a nine-hitter. this week-end's second and third ordered. “If- it's too "small, don't I do movie work it's for him. I'm moved on and off the active list. Dallessandro on base and ii ABN. SE or A two-run homer by Nelson scheduled qualification dates. worry. You won't get the big guaranteed $5000 a picture.” Meanwhile, the crestfallen Indi-|480-foot triple. The drive so BO ner > ; “on pague Zamee Fox, first of his big league career Walt (Little Dynamo) Faulkner head down here.” : ' | Pettit is looking forward to the ans are as close to the American high over the center fielder’'s head yesterday roo yn lopped. Chi: ave Chicago its victory in B 8- | was to go riding in his new No. 2| Pettit stowed his gear in the time he uits baseball. He's Association's dungeon as they can|and rolled to the flag pole corner. cago, 8 to 4; the Phillies edged & g ) 08- | Was g a : . : A 3 j : be in quits bas . S| ret without being in it. But for the wall, the hall probahiy the Cardinals, 5 to 4, and Pitts- ton. Agajanian Grant ston Specia [Re Shale xejo ne is wife in, sound, careful with his money, The defeat at the hands of the would have wound up in oid burgh defeated the Giants, 7 to 3.[ The Browns put over five runs foday Son a ; oi RT A es i Diginesy ofses, Sun {During the Sif season Je, ntudies 1 ouisville Colonels at Victory Cerealtown. / § § 88 y ide i In the American League, the in the third to go ahead for good. | © le oe Antic a a r Obes a ER uy el an k a jot ye cal . uch jon oh vi ness Field last night dropped the Frank Kalin tried for three Tigers downed Washington, 12 to/A triple by Roy Sievers and ato have the moun y Dy : 3 shes Jat Harvard cunior Lellege, a [Tribesters from sixth to seventh bases in the sixth but was nipped 4; Chicago trounced Boston, 9 to homer by Bob Lenhardt were Urday when aulkner SXpests io i Pishurgh, She Ties athe —Times Photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr. | miles from Lomita . land only nine percentage points| sliding into third. 7 in 11 innings; and the Browns key blows. |go 138 in an siemp : gan apa) ent. new one wou e PAUL PETTIT—A good man | ‘Dad's my business manage |ahead of last-place St. Paul. | Tribe Manager Don Gutteridge won from the Athletics, 11 to 8. | The Yankees and Indians were his 1950 qualification records gro io nnc. joins the Tribe. And make no ‘He's keeping the bonus money in|" 4 ‘tp "the Redskins’ losing|threw 17 players into the action The Dodgers improved their off. : |belong now to Duke Nalon. Shirley Joan looked at the re- b boat if |a. trust fund for me. Every month x stretched out to four in a|in a desperate effort to give the : . But one other driver has record fortes 2, mage the following bonus a ih I send i part of my pay. That |, w counting the last three, of 3386 fans a winning game. But it . . lideas and if the car is right, baseball-wife sounds: bothered me for awhile, but they Money will come in handy some, ro that were dro ut on|Was no luck for the home boys : ) | . | ) pped out on| Major, Minor Baseball Calendar Speedway fans may see the fest Baseball) On: 1 Th a Jot; calmed down.” day.” Wife Shirley Joan fojdenliy, road. | The Colonels were quite gay LEAGUE STANDINGS St. Louis 015 130 001—11 10 o 1:05 lap that would average 138 5 e n. The sore arm? “It feels swell|a8reement to her husky hus-| mpg appreviated series with the 2fter the last out. They mowed Philadelphia 200 230 001— 8 12 2 mj ’ ller, like traveling, too band’ d t of the 1 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION = ladeiphia _... 5, 200,230 001. 3 12 2imiles an hour.. He's Chet Miller, Ee rey in arricd her Hl NE Pettit said. “I'm not throw-| band's words. “ ; | Kentuckians winds up under the %ut © e league cellar and Nivsides. ais. NL Py as Wise 4). Kua 5), Zoldak (3) and Jip- whose competitive miles on Ihe choy BE Fars er jg \ing any trick stuff. Just fast balls,| Shirley Joan sighed, “In Pitts- lights tonight and Royce Lint, zoomed to sixth place, passing Sanses C11Y rareearens 18 10 843 Iver (5-2). Losing pitcher. Shantz (1-3). Speedway rank only behind Maur} Seine Ber Dasbe ad? abDY. did ow a curve apd a change of pace.” |Purgh our apartment was 25% veteran southpaw, is slated to per-| Poth idle St. Paul and Indian. lam hos a 8 on SEE Sho12 14 y[Rose among sitive drivers, react to all the pressure it i The publicity pressute apd the {0% a pine oe jc form on ihe fibe rubber, prob- A Rard now going to Jack On oa te dane > ‘ : 1, Washington .. .. 200 002 000— 4 2 . . Si 3 "sor t s oy S bl : , - IBENAPOLIS TI 0 13 400 8 vii BNI Lig TR Has Plenty of Speed licity that falls to a $100,000 Sone Erin conibuted io nis Bedi) he nicest motel.” It was plain to] 20¥ opposiig Jim McDonald {slow’s Lookouts, hasn't been BR AN 83 rote 391 62 and Grasso. Losing pitcher, Consuegra| Miller's No. 32 Novi Purelube southpaw? 1RSt CASON : see she missed her dishes. | Travel After Tonight {used much this season except as iw Sok WUL" pe 6B 1: FG Names scheauied:) Special is the only car among Pettit said he knew he had a I tried too hard for one thing.| The $100,000 southpaw had his After tonight's attraction, thea pinch hitter. The veteran outhi [13 9 301 2iap NATIONAL LEAGUE those unqualified that is reason- lot to live up to. Bench jocke¥s Then one night in May I felt Mind on another disn. It con-| Indians will hit the hard highway fielder was one of the mainstays Ot wis ‘HR 4 3 i= Chicago. ic 000 040 000— 4 8 1 ably sure of topping 138. The cun- would have their innings, same great, only to have my elbow go|tained his bread and rvtter. It's again for series in Louisville, of the Tribe's 1948 pennant win. Cieveiang 1210 343 Ma companella; Rush, Lown (6) McLish 5), ning 48-year-old veteran, who as they had in the Southern As- fipoey. If “kept me out a month, |? little thing called home plate, Toledo and Columbus, in “that/ners. He also played part of the Fhilaaelphia +. J 1%. 280 10, or Winning picher Kine O3y. Loss made his first appearance here in sociation last year. I was slow in getting back into He hopes he won't w.iss it here Order, before Teturning to the 1940 and 1950 seasons here. 8. Louis. . oo iodAL LEAGEE pitcher—McLish (1-2). Home runs—Hodges 1928, probably isn’t one to extend «playing for the New Orleans shape » > in 1ndianapolis. (home wigwam on May 24. [op 0 : Biooklen YL pub Philadelphia "°°" 100 000 202— 5 9 13 himself for record purposes. But pelicans taught me a lot," Pettit Pettit grinned. “Did I tell Sa edie monn | A three-run homer by charlie Tribe Box Score Boston 15 12 556 i. St Louis .... 000030001411 1his car has immense possibilities i5i4 «1 had to take ‘riding’ and my f iB , : oe you . [Maxwell, playing his first game] LOUISVILLE ‘ Da nis” HB 320 1, ha bhraeiom Home runs_Heman, and no one else knows better | gq The Atlanta Crackers iB 19457 Tes 2 aseball Indians at Bat for Louisville, beat the Indians gpichierss .......... ABR H © } » RE at 13 1 463 3a i Seminic. 000 000 000— 6 1 2 than he how to do it safely. rn ee tii Rt 8 fac el G AB R HnBI Pct. last night, 6 to 3. He teed off on Lyons ab erin ines : i 3 ni SEOs 3les1d 458 3'a Cincinnati... 000000 10x— 1 2.0. Next .week.may. find many! Ae : La a a | Chambers . 8B 4.0.2 o 500 Forrest Main in the seventh in-|pPiersaliif ".. 0 0 ’ kford “715-21 d Slaire: Black- . stopped-after—shiding—2600-f x pronto fe lnttopiinn i! proper mi Bren} sre tpt prea ie I 1 8-9. New-York «r+» ee p———— 3.8 a8 4 well (5-3, ang CR TR drivers switching mounts as they PS : E : bt re Half-Point Saves [laste cone 4 3 2 3 3 "{o0 | TTAE, and that was the ball game. oison.ef ... 1 ¥ 1 RESULTS YESTERDAY New York 000 003 000— 3 9 o'get out of cars that can’t get was headed the wrong direction. : | Pleperm 'S 11 10 13 3 38% Maxwell, a lefthanded swinger, Zsuchintb ... 1 : AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Pittsburgh _~ . '’ 020 230 00x— 7 10 0) d sit in hot rs "= 2 = Athenian Golfers McGhee 22 100 14 35 12 350 joined the Colonels only: yester-/Okriec ............. 3 0 } 0 Milwaukee caveeaade 507 200 40 100 Spencer. Kennedy {i Gettel LA Kor lIEAY 131 and s 3 n 0. Cars art oh, i gesrhart i = 3 3 3 323 day, from the Boston Red Sox, Atkins» ........... 4 0 ° ovler Jester 14), Gort 11) and Unser! Meciiloush. Wining Ditches Worle J: | WHOS® ATIHeTS aren't up to Speed: BRE I LN ME ran toreoine ph handy forfilis I. 0013008 11 J¢ 2 iparent club. He was with Birm.| Tots .. al §.% # + nee (0) A 00 Sie 1 Fiona TICs, (11) Home Wa) 2 ip n Motor Co. Special has a Crawfordsville High School golf-|}eesi® ii: 311 1 3 0 .213ingham last year, where he batted MANOR: 0 A = 410 000 081—6 14 0 Fifty=one of the 69 cars entered small engraved warning on the R 22 83 14 22 5 263 Lt Tord. Peterson (2), Crimian (9) and are at the track. Handsomest late dash panel — “Intentional Spin- ers yesterday. Playing at Sarah Turner It # 38 3 231|-320. Rikard aaa 8 C b 0 y. Priips, Marshall 9%; Bunk. Sloat 131. GAMES TODAY arrival is the second Brown Motoriniag Prohibited.” PIN® shank, the Athenians scored 371% BY a oo 3) be 13 19 7 333 It was the Indians’ 11th home|glazk.ss : 3 3 St. Paul at Minneapolis, postponed, wet AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Co. § cial that Duke Dinsmore 8 : points to defeat Howe (37), Wash- Dallessandro 23 17 18 10 0s/game and their sixth home | McGhee ct 0 36 ETOUnds. MERICAN LEAGUE Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS. 8.15 will ay probably this week-| TT. a 2 ington (1013) and Cathedral (5).|clare =... ii 7 3 2 § iii defeat. On the road they won iA 8 8 i ° hicaga ..... (IL Innings) 1) g3_g 16 3 Milwaukee ’at Kansas City. lend. The car has a catfish snout. NORM HOUSER of Indianapo- John Lashley of the winners 3uobel --- 3 1 § § § 4g) five and lost nine. They were Tati ‘Ts : ¢ Sostahe Dorian 30 161 oft wp i 1 Minneapolis at O8 Paul | The oli as rerioved and lis has had the front-drive Saraf- shot a 74 for medalist honors. Main =... +33 45% 9 000 not at full strength when they|Fernandesib : 0 ii (9) and Masi: Nixon. Masterson (8). Kin-| Cleveland at New York. Dane ing a Ind. vesterd _ off Special at 129.5 mph. If his Frank Kissick and Bill Weber, x 7 3 8 8 0 000 werein the West because of team- San gt § 3 re ihr Sho oie sin ul | Dans Ar RO rn ogi sent to Richmond, Ind., yesterday mocpgnics can come upwith two both of Howe, turned in 79s. (Milsgkovich 8 3 2 § 0 00 wide illness, the old virus bug Manssic 83 8b [EF Shier or yn © Wen BREE Re | be rine more miles an hour, Houser has | ———————— | $30T0s us sig t fesipnjes (Tthat stil has some of the boys Hibs $334 nuns— son, X N/ hs aU | , / y . C= wr ° - Bh an ay an plaved third, Boston at Cincinnati. | Heller's Car Arrives promised he will find two more. Note to Bi Lea ves: Ghee 3, Merson 3, Mangan 2, Gearhart 2, Wearing a pale and haggard look. DBD divi 1 : 9 base while Pierce pitched to one Boston Brooklyn at Chicago. 4 9 . Platt 2, McCall 2, Turner. Fisher i Colonels Get 15 Hits | . == = = = = = "= = | batter in the ninth and then resumed, New York at Pittsburgh (night! Also arriving vesterday was the | # 8 8 Three-Base Hits—McGhee 5 Mangan 2, : 5 Totals vain ot 311 1 10...% pitching. Philadelphia at St. Louis (nignt). { : Rg yes Stevens, Kalin Pisher | Forrest Main was hammered, Lint ran for Mangan in 7th.

CARL FORBERG definitely is Watch Jerry Martin listed as a Saturday qualifier after Here's one for the big leagues’ an unofficial 132-lap yesterday. future book: n ” Keep your eye on Jerry Martin JOE BARZDA. the New Bruns- of Sacred Heart grade school. wick, N. J. grocery and tavern Jerry yesterday pitched a noowner. has been OKd by veteran Bitter as Sacred Heart defeated drivers for Speedway traffic. Barz-| Holy Name, 14-0, in a CYO Cadet

pa ~~ League baseball game. da completed the 120 mph portion of his test Monday but failed to| Jerry struck out 10 and walked

west turn in Milt Marion's En- get drivers’ approval. Yesterday S¢VeR in the sfx-inning contest. (gineering Special. ; Barzda sat for two hours observ-| —s | Linden, planning to turn in a ing other drivers on the turns| Additional Sports, {fast lap, got turned around on then drove his own race car at P 26-27 {the grassy infield and when he'several 123 laps for the final OK. | ages

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“| George F. Heller four-cylinder en-| try that Leroy Warriner of In|dianapolis will drive. Warriner (first must pass a driving test. The {car formerly was raced here and owned by Les Anderson. | The Speedway’s 1950 Spin Club {got its third member yesterday {afternoon when Andy Linden slid {broadside coming out of the south-|

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