Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1951 — Page 22

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Butler ‘Splits High School Baseball—

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ae 1 opener, 8 to 4, rid { - Centerfielder Ray Bawel's triple * Two * [in “the—first frame drove in the BY HERB PIGMAN. Slow re oy . deciding tally i the Ages. They The high school baseball express got up full steam i A were algo aide )y NIX errors “a . ve ’ . . . RE - : a Stieler scattered four singles, two Oday, with six “favorites” straining at the throttle. The. BY S of. which were knocked out by destination is the 1951 city baseball championship. : The i # : st-sacker B 3 " ' . d » ‘ . . 'ORY'E DB iy Rirst-sapker' Bil Hudson, : Fech’s defending champs will open defense of their. year's Jf . 2 Driving in. four runs with a ,. ’ ; boo . . ] 2? eT Z~ Ve double I fingle: Jim Rosenstin title at Victory Field against, city-leader Washington at 3 larger an / \"\ ” paced Butler's victory'in the’ lid- p. m: The Continentals have shown increasing strength of of cashin 3 — " iter. Rach how paIne, Wi to late, hut could be ripe for a 3 h ¢ | " 4 . dow dem = . g runners aboard. Paul’ O'Connell, : ‘ry i > { } se sa ides Sh \ . hurling effectively iri" thé pinch, PIC king, The Greenclads, High Schoo Standings eR While BAT TRE ™ 1 copped “his third victory: against who downed ‘Cathedral 4 to 1- ; City. y : = » Are scarce prt nd . ! ‘nq setbacks, : el ast year for the title, have six Wa hy ton teriveercs 3.3 800 are getting nm . § . . Foac pple [ - i : ’ Fhe victory enabled Evansville p last year's champs returning, Cathedral : $ 2 730! v doubly ur; . . oe pr : Jortridge 7 : ; Io hae hI io ’ Place 2 In Ah but are currently sporting a dis- 3 fchnical oo «3 3 334 get their ; « : ; with a 4-1 record. 18 con Appuinting 5:4 vedord Vial Zevshenesses * 3 384 > of 33 cars tests saw the Bluesoxs launch : . Park Sechoat 1 10 0 6 000 » . have quali : their loop battles. Cathedral, smarting from two Crispus Attucks y & Om . . on the fr v Ey , ; Eran ville 200 010 100. 4 5 3 straight one-run losses, will try to *County Ww 1 Pct IS the leading fant poss % # Jutler 230 100 20x 8 15 £ % Sohwits ‘on? avenge its loss to Shortridge in Ben Davis reread 9 2 818 faster cars . Spy of ' Schw and Adams O'Connell ang AVenge 1 KE Decatur Central alenaai ] 625 aster c gh id Campbell > Qo 3 sats F Thet!Southpert .... .........: 500 Feather-light a / Evans: ile 200 400 0-8 7 1 the second Contest at 5 P-m. The Speedway treeseney 3 3 300 - 2 : Althoug! # Butler 000 000 0-- 0 4 6 Blue Devils nipped the lrigh, 2 to Lawrence Central ...l!1111 3 § 329 showing 1) ; : 3 ott : . . . : Franklin Township sees 4 7 364 “week-end . ’ ry i Bieler Jang Bell Alsop Houston 4 1. in a disputed skirmish last War ren Central Yivesas 2 4 333 Breeze-catc ing". -. mg \ ar Coron ben nat al V3 ! usu zee 1 } nr ae {+} uesday, tours late : z id \ 7 Add Froebel Star Crispus Attucks could snap its inning, scoring seven runs on four . * preparatiol 3 . . eight-game losing streak at Man- hitsand four walks es | ed S n Sd Bs ecalise Sunday's 4 ~ - J - Se : To Hoosier Prep Team ual S expense, but the Redskins Nick Jordan and Dave Wilson ’ qualificatio . . John Moore, six-foot-five center ave strong title hopes of their > ‘av : : Hats of woven mesh or textile braid frem Gary ¥roebel, was named Wn. Broad Ripple and Howe wil] tripled for Speedway in the sixth It leases more eo p Rookie ¢ ; today to the Hoosier all-star bas- Sduare off at 9 p.m. in another inning. schedule in v ketball team which will meet the Promising tilt. Speedway Brownsburg ing tests calculated to keep you cool. Pinch fronfs Kentucky all-stars here” June 16,| - Winners of today's games will wngert.2s “2 ¥ 3% scores 27594 cars have . do battle starting at 3 p.m. to-, Rkhoff.16 5 2. 1 5B Wian.2b 1000 an an 0 er an garage ar Moore, the seventh man named .y ; ionshin Endres.ib 2-1 0 0 Beeler.ss 4 0 2 2 ves - ; . : . od » average OTTOW. With the championship Jidesip 2:1 4 Garner, 30132 [ : at 52 late = and fancy or solid bands for style. Make your color to the squad, raised the average, CW 0 00 oe consolation Lone:p 3 2 1 1/Chmberep 3-0 1 8 rival of t height of the Hoosier stars to match slated for 8:30 p.m. and Deo 39 8 0 Prkhuay.cf 3 0 0 0 Switch Old C You'll Special th 6 feet, 3', inches. The Froebel n° : Sena le AT owhsct 3.3 PR tert 3 Switch to rown. You re. . choice panama, sand, eggshell, beige or leghorn. (eam was undefeated Inst season 8, Pi respectively. May 1, kann 3 1 {8M § 8 8 Sy igus drive. ’ and lost to Lafayette in the La- ould previously scheduled semi- D Wil 3] 1pwshans 3182 fer it to all others. Next time you Indicatio 8 8 ale Bp Ja . y : Pam ha Stumph.cf> 1 0 Ray, rf-2b 2 y favette seriingly of he Stars Bo games Interfere: Ke Tham: J Wison,ct 3 2 0 0 . order ale, get the leader. Get will Take 2 : rionship game wi ake place on .. AY A rasa oe a. enoug o high school hardwood tourney, 4 % ly Totals 321421 3i Totals 27 218 6 Lazy-A ed Old Crown Ale and . MS May 21 at Victory Field Brownsbure: arr a y-ng . are born ol . Le Speedway. with one eye on the Speedway © . 507 014 x—17 you get the best. Bill Schind Call Louis in Probe Mid-State Conference All-Sports Een SOW ine or outer | Forberg CHICAGO, May 17 (UP)-—Chi- , "OPhY. routed Brownsburg, 17 to Endres. 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