Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1951 — Page 32
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Broad Ripple,
Muncie Tops In Track- Here
Strongest Teams In Tomorrow's Meet
By United Press Gary Roosevelt in the far north |
and Evansville Bosse in the deep south were favored today to chalk! victories in tomor-| row's Indiana high school regional | ; but the two other,
up “clear-cut”
track meets, carnivals were more of a toss-up. |
rosso. $0.4 thes nuCmbere nro ib: CW
: Ro TEAL over Tern y Faminy A 3ee illntpoli oi Tak “Yaute ‘Wiley's Western Indiana |
So FR
titlists at Bloomington if only be-|
rause the pocket city club quali- |
fied both relays from sectional
» tompetition.
Wiley failed which counts double in team scoring Reosevell's unbeaten Panthers! qualified 17 men and both relays) for the rugged East Chicago meet, where they’ll meet other strong clubs from Hammond and South Bend Central, At Indianap®lis, Muncie Con, tral, led by state mile king Jim Lambert, and a well-balanced Indianapolis Broad Ripple outfit, | were the strongest, while Ft. Wayne North and Kokomo led the Kokomo competition. Barring showers and a heavy track, the runners and jumping jacks may continue to rewrite the record book. They established four new season records in the sectionals, most notable the :14.6 in the 120-yard high hurdles by| Kokomo’'s Ken Toye, and the! 3:28.3 mile relay clocking of Gary Roosevelt,
“Local Regional Tops
100—:10 2. Dick _Tinner odiana polis! Tech) and Mike Dague (Muncie Centra 10.5, Jim Peters (Richmond); :10.5. Si Tichenor (Plainfield Carlton) 220,224, Tinnel (Indianapolis Tech): 22 8. Dague (Muncie Central); 23.6. Jim Peters (Richmond); :23.8, Tichenor (Plain-
field Carlton), 3 410-519, Joe Sexson (Indianapolis Tech); 523. Haynes Harrington (Andersoni, 530 Kirby Crawley (Shelbyville) ; 86.6, Jerry Edwards (Richmond 880--2:02,8, Bob Bruce adianapolis Bhortridge); 2:03.7, James Lambert (Muncie Centrali: 2:09.1. Pinis Jent NIndianapolis Washington); 2:11.1, Denny Peets (Batesville) Mile—4:31.1, Lambert (Muncie Central); 4:37.1, Steve Smith (Indianapolis Ripple); 4:42.0, John Owensby (Indianapolis Washington); 4:47, Denny Peets (Batesville). High Hurdles—:16.0, Gaton Allen (Ben Davis) and Lowell Moore (Rushville); 116.2, Dick Snowden y Anderton); :16.9, Jim Qrapan {Davie (Muncie
Ben avis) and Moore (Rushville); 14.3, C. Morman (Plainfield Carlton). High Jump—5 feet 10% inches, Allen (Ben Davis); 5-9'%, Jack Cross (Rushville) and Lennie Swim (Cambridge City): 5-4, MarDel. Robbins (Spartanburg) and Bill Edwards (Decatur Central), Broad Jump—20 feet 83; inches. Roger Whitehead (Anderson): 20-3, Darryl Jack (Connerville); 20-27%, George Beldtnaticker ‘Indianapolis Ripple): 19-3, Hicks (Indianapolis Washington. Shot-Put—50 feet 10 inches, Bill Cook fIndianapolis Washington); 50-1. Toby Gib-
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to place a relay, |
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be in the thick of things tonight when the W. 16th St. Midget |
Tourney Opening Monday
{meet opens Monday at Riverside
lin 1949 and
Favor Tech in City Tennis 28th Team to Meet Simpson Ace-High, Atkins Tomorrow Scores at Broadmoor
fer Sam Simpson felt like Camp Atterbury's unbeaten pia today. The Pees in-one he First round pairings: - 28th Division baseball team will : Martin, Broad Ripple, vs. Kibett
: got at Broadmoor yesterday was Mescall Manual 3 Hollett SRortridse play the E, C. Atkins nine at the reason arian, Tech, vs ickinson, Broa frie y X y . p Riverside Park diamond No.
3S Des Simpson made his dream shot a, Cathedral, va. Dlllmah gutupiay at 2:30 pM on the 145-yard 15th hole. He
LE ene Cntharaaninger. Tech| The soldiers with a 6-0 record shot a 76 over the 72-par layout. are hoping to include the Saw-|FPlaying with him were M. §.
Park. athletes are p, ison, Holland, makers on their list of victims. Sonn, 2 A. Stegemeler and John
Curt Simmons, former 17-game champion.
Tech will be heartily favored to annex the first annual city ten-| nis tournament. The week-long!
Park
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Broad Ripple, Tech, Park,
The East Side vs. {banking on the individual and Pn eed, team prowess that produced eight ridg» Dev consecutive victories this season Ripple Ehioen. Shortridge, vs
vs. Roberts, Short-
Broad former state amateur
vs. McCannon,
Joyce. Cathedral |
and a mark of winning every yi ODL Tech, vs. Esteriine, Park. winner for the Phillies, will not! McGuire almost stole Simpson's match since 1949, Manual. ee oa ." Ha 5 *8U'Y gee action in Satufday's game, thunder. His drive on the same: anker Nn. narp, 1? Under Coach Powell Moorhead. | Giukert, Tech, ve Sharp, Manual. but the 28th will not be lacking hole was only two inches short of [the Greenclad courtmen have lost |Teh Catieliral: va, Colwell, P for pitchers. (the cup, lonly two matches in two years.| ;° Cortese. Cathedral vs. arabe Ted Kapuscinski, who pitched
, Shortridge |Those were “to Anderson last First round doubles pairings:
DeVie and Devoe, Park 35 Dickinson
for Toledo in thé Association, and Charles Bicknell, another Philly
I-Hour Cleaning
Every Hour on the Hour
[Set {.lman an
and Heidenreich, Broad Rind urler, may see action instead. s i e matches place © Bets. ang a Hoh: ofinace. ** Thé Sawmakers have oe ASE pl nS gd RE oh oe."Park School, |, = tte Ra ech, vs. Martin season defeating the Kingan Rejt steded second: Charles Kara-| Darkert and Turnipseed, Tech liables 20-0 in Amateur Baseball's Manufacturer's League.
Paulson and McCann Broad R 1 bell, Shortridge, third; Gene Tur- Ronerts and Fechtman. *Shortride
vs
vs . Speed opens its week-end \1iPseed and William Dankert, PR. 00d Mescal: Manual © ., | Left-hander Lou Ott and right- Until 300 P. M. Saturday peedway ‘ Ps te hath of Tech, fourth and fifth. Kibbell and Colwell. Park Sen = hander Gene Moore will share the program of stock car racing. | Top seeded doubles teams are Dermal and Moone: Calhedral » M1 pitching duties for Atkins SERVICE Time trials for the events to. , , " . 4" cieve DeVoe Park : : | night, tomorrow night and Sun- school. first; Dankert and Turnip- Golf Notes Soliege™s Baseball DRY CLEANERS | day night will open at 7. First seed, Tech, second, and Karabell M A ev Telatr J Pane Wy Yi * Re dd Bounty [5] 2 Detinit 0 | heat event at 8:30. and John Raines, Shortridge, Mrs BR D. Collins and Mrs Martlsn Miller Franklin 6 Canter bur 1813 Prospect §t. FR-2205 [third. won the Indian Lake Country Club women a Indiana Central 6. Rose Toi i | | pro-am tourfrey vesterday Springfield 6. Yale 4
Frazier to Lead Wabash Athletes, Coach Foothall
Times State Service CRAWFORDSVILLE, May 18 {—Garland D. Frazier, football and track coach at Hanover College, today was appointed varsity [football coach and athletic direc[tor here at Wabash College. ~The announcement, by Wabash, President Frank H. Sparks. said| Frazier would assume his duties next fall. : Frazier, a former all-state full: | | back at Ball State, will succeed Glen W. Harmeson, who resigned earlier this year to become varsity backfield coach at Purdue. Frazier attended Bicknell High School and returned to coach, football and basketball there. His Hanover football teams won 11, lost six and tied one game. His undefeated 1949 Panther squad won the Hoosier College Conference championship and the 194950 basketball team also pulled down the HCC title.
Tech Freshman Sets
Hot Distance Pace
State Service LAFAY] TTE, May *18—Keith
Branham, 15-year-old Tech of Indianapolis freshman, is setting track records early. The youngster, who looks lke the best Tech miler and middledistance prospect in recent years,
ton {Munete Central): 47-0, Richard Eckel 45-3, ‘Higley (IndianaT Ripple: Pole Vault—11 feet 7T'; head (Anderson': 10-10 bee Ru hey 3a. dianapolis Ripple): 10-9. eith (Richmond: 10-8. Orvis Petro AAI Mile Relay—3:34 3, Indianapolis Ripple; 1:34 4, Anderson; 3.40.7, Indianapolis Howe
3 44. Richmond 1:34.4. Muneie Ca-
Half-Mile Relay ‘ral, 1384, Plainfield Carlton: 13635 Indlarapolis Ripple Ripple. 1.384. Richme Richmond.
Gavilan Favored In Title Fight
By JACK CUDDY United Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK, May 18—Johnny gamé.
Bratton of Chicago and Kid Gavi- | lan of Cuba — two fast, clever,| sharp-punching ring warriors — will fight for the welterweight championship at Madison Square
Garden tonight. The winner will step into the
golden slippers left vacant when|
Sugar Ray Robinson moved up and became middleweight ruler. The winner will be recognized as undisputed world champion by the National Boxing Association and the New York State Athletic Commission. Bratton already was declared 147-pound boss by the NBA because of his Chicago victory on Mar. 4 over Charlie Fusari, but he was a 9-5 underdog in the betting for tonight's 15-rounder.
To satisfy the New York Com-| mission, tonight's victor must de-!
fend against Billy Graham of
New York in July. And if the, - July winner desires recognition by
the British Board of Boxing Con-
trol and by the European Boxing|
Union, he in turn must defend against Eddie Thomas of Wales, | the British champ. Station WISH (1340) tonight starting at 9 p. m. There will be no live television outlet of the fight in Indian-
will | carry the Bratton-Gavilan fight |
Tan -a-2:10 half-mile hers yester-| {nches. White (day in the North Central Confer-
ence invitational freshman track |meet. In the Indianapolis freshman meet Wednesday, Branham "iran the mile in 4:53 and the half-!| mile in 2:07. | Tech won the NCC show here {yesterday with 48 points. Frank{fort was second with 37% and Anderson third, 3313.
Negro Loop Game Set The Chicago American Giants and the Birmingham Black Barons will play at Victory field tomarrow night at 8:15 in an officia}® Negro American League
‘Softball Notes
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restone 8. Bridgeport Brass 4: Naval Ordnance 11, Gibson 4 4; Allison 4, United Home Insurance 3. Schedule cong 1. ec Pinel Times!
ve Fast 8 Ravens vs | Mallory 1001" 9:30, New York Central AA vs Vie's Pharmacy
Sportsman's Store League results: Phil. gas 11. Bell Pharmacy 10. B Butler Pharmacy 15. Augusta Corners 4; United Life 14, Indianapolis Raliwars 5
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. : FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1051 Tech, Shortridge Golfers Win Matches
Tech and Shortridge golfers points to Anderson's 320, Richshowed visitors how to play the mond's 356, Muncie Central's 360. links yesterday. Shortridge trounced CrawfordsThe Greenclads won a four-way ville's team, 14'; to 1%. This meet at Coffin. They tallied 314 was also played at Coffin.
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