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FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1981 | i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _. | Mallory, Steel ~~ NCAA Tennis Meet Sportsman's Park Sprint ag . ‘Amatonr Ni i swen or Draws Top 11-Class Pace RY Yakie No Want Amateur Nines Try 5mm Draws TOP 1 as ra vA {CAA tenn : BI AGO Tone One of Decanter 18 peel) 0 De (Cy Crid y

lthe semifinaliround today while strong contender for the major

Joe Williams Says—

: . | "i . T oO JT alk S t It A ail Toni ht the rest still had to fight thefr/the most important of the early portion of the purse. por S { |way through the Nuarter-gnals to season title races is schedulse for! -Doctor Parker was the vietor | The red hot amateur baseball say. in the pps. d Sportsman's Park ‘Saturday|last year in a sprint which set amateur eball| A "downpour stopped the QUAT-\ ont where the 'nation's pest | the six and one-half furlong rec

{ter-finals yesterday after seeded! ord at Sportsman's Park. He

NEW YORK. Jun 0 | game between P. R, Mallory and! ! munication to the Hon, 20—On May 22 I addressed a com-| FCC TCR © Be Lf [Tony Trabert of Cincinnati yieme*® Horses 878 HOX compet: covered the distance from starton to the Honorable Yakov A. Malik, ambassador vw.anes day: evening because of Whipped UCLA's Bd Kauder, 6-1, 5° {ing gate to finish line ir, 1:39 1/5. RUBBER extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the permanent delega-|wet grounds will “get up oteam 0h and Hugh Stewart of Sout hy oF the sprint Shamplonship, Charming. Scot, one of the na-| NO S qi : : . to . | wet ern California e na onnie! class pacers. e test is ) t i tion of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics attached to|again today. Barnes of William and Mary, 6-0, Over six and one-half furlongs. Io igh Sonsistant petformers) NEXT TO * » . | ’ * | 3 ¥ the United Nations. The breezy, clubby approach was by| The Mallorys and the Steelers, 6-4. | It is for $3000 added money season, is also eligible. for | YOUR FEET design. both undefeated in Twilight] Trae! snd Stewart met today and likely, at post time, the re- title sprint ? | it's batter 14 Sizes an hen |play, meet at 6 p. m. at Riverside in a semifinal match as top seed- ward will amount to about $7000. ‘ ; > have los Russia's eligibility to par- [No. 6 to decide. “who's who" on |ed Earl Cochell of Southern Cali-| : y 't Am SBE Gtlidhs Xiich are Jkelv| next te YEuY Tov. ticipate in next y months of 1950 alone 5 million ’ i k R t R | Among the stellar performers 0 ia_for the fans’ favor are feet. No burn : cipate in next year's Olym.|Tonhs of 1030 alone 8 milion)ne Amateur Day program at fora took on Rupert Rickaen of entered for the spectacular dush Court Lawtul, Mr, Dale, Cher| | ng ov Sit pic games in Finland had just|over the country.” Indicating the| ery . p hberger's Fall test 1 al oon- 4re (George Rattenbury’s Victory Mite, Danny Direct, Guest Star More comfort been Sertifie by the international Semral committee directive, re- Creek Athletics who had sched- The match between Michigan Seaitan, Thomas Hat, winner, of and sevinal hers. 1 te 0 9 committee. It was my desire to|ferred to above, produced a mas- In an ’ ’ last yedr, “Red” Stine's| ARDY rect is Canadian uled three games this week in an State's Len Brose and Robin WAIL 3 ohn Lee, Doctor Parker, winner] owned. | qa te 4 : $9.2

discuss the state of sports in the|Sive reaction. The Times article ofrort to tie Big Six leaders, ner of UCLA filled out the quar- » 3 ) | of the Invitational Pace at the

{ Soviet with the gentleman, who added: “During the first half of Linde Air, may be out of the ter-final schedule. | was firmly assured there would 1950 the Soviet press reported 148| Amateur Day race. The Ath-| em [Cicero oval last year and Easter be no reference to such frivolous NeW Soviet sports records and 14 letics ran into wet diamonds yes- | Boxer Suffers |Gieatian, one of the fastest sprint- : lers in the nation. i

irrelevineies as world conquest, World records had been set.” \terday in their game with Bridgeran oil or vodka hangovers. ® ew port Brass. . . { Easter Grattan, of Dr. Frank| It atte hei me that since | THE FANTASTIO boast is, off Unless Hershberger's crew call Brain Concussion ern 1 sports are - seldom loaded with course, a Russian specialty but/win three scheduled games by CUMBERLAND, Md. June 2b : | global implications in the sinis- | just the same Stalin’s subjects Sunday it's Linde at Victory Field (UP)—Earl Taylor, 27-year-old Dodgers Sign Hot-Shot { ter sense and that to compete in have made substantial progress in two weeks. Paterson, N. J. middleweight, USC Third Baseman | the Olympics the Russian athletes in several sports. Maria Isakova| Sunday's the deadline for was “resting comfortably” today y will have to come from behind|is concededly the world’s cham- games to count toward Amateur in Cymberland Memorial Hospital the iron curtain, the gentleman pion women's ice skater. In fact, Day standings. after suffering a brain concussion

might possibly consent to a brief the Russian women generally are| If teams are. tied in their re- in a bout here last night. es at the deadline, The shifty Negro fighter was! Karan, 20-year-old University of|

NEW YORK, June 29 (UP)-— The Brooklyn Dodgers announced today that they have signed All

interview. {superior athletes. Apparently they spective leagu | wT 3 SE 0 have no Gregory Peck to divert they'll flip a coin. Winner goes felled in the first round of a/Southern California third base-| : ; uum a Not & familiar with the their muscular ambitions. to the big ball park. scheduled 10-round co-feature man, is 2 contract with their ® ictates of Emily Postiviski as| It is popularly believed the = X (bout at Pennsylvania Avenue field Newport News (Va.) farm team # 4 LY a Y perhaps I should be. And while I better male and women prospects by Lee Sala of Donora, Pa. in the Class B Piedmont League. og / es (4 4 ) : 5 realize Yakov has been extremely are carefully developed by the Lucky Break Harold (Skeets) Starkey, Cum- x. azn, a native of Rochester, poet usy trying to force peace down government, receiving incentive . ' berland, one of the contestants in| N. Y., batted .319 and hit three i | the throats of capitalistic warlrewmrds: which IE tive Brings Death the other headline bout, also re- home runs and 14 doubles for : 332 W. WASHINGTON ST.—1108 SHELBY ST. 1 mongers, a month’s wait for re-!far more favorable economic posi- - quired hospital treatment after USC during the past season. He 3 ply or acknowledgement would tion than the ordinary hy Ber. To Veteran Jockey he was ly EOEked LS EN a a HARRY LEVINSON 130 S: MeninIAN STage BROAD: RIPPLE AVE. § seem a decent interval. The idea That's the subtle way Hitler ap-| : by Harold Sampson, Secaucus, will report to Manager Clay Bry- * 3 N. Pest. Corner Ilinois & Market | For Quality at a Price There Are No Finer Shoes Than Merit's i now begins to dawn that Yakie proached the Olympics in 1936. INGLEWOOD, Cal, June 20'N. Y, in the first round of their ant at Newport News this week- | —— A no wants to talk sports. |And the Krauts made their best (UP)—A lucky break, the prime J0-Tound event: on, : > ¢ { Here are some of the questions showing of all time. |ingredient of success on the turf, — Molly : I planned to ask: | There is also reason to believe/turned into tragedy for Veteran #1 4 : oy :

(A) Is it true that your amateur the satellite and slave co jes! : athletes are rewarded in money are being PT A Freddie Suity. a wha prizes? {for athletic material. The cables|, TP e 38.year-old lightweight a (B) In 1948 the central com- out of Prague recently announced| po pe who had saddled some of mittee of the Communist Party, that Emil Zatopek, Czech army| e oa Iesoughhreds on the which is pal Joey himself, captain, 10,000 meter Olympic ci. died last night of fojuries adopted a decision “ordering So0-/champion and most powerful dis-} ceive when he i

viet athletes to gain world cham-|tance runner since Nurmi's time, | porn his mount at pionships” in all important forms had joined the party. rho & im of a strange of Dont What as Deen he re, om 3 re Aor bat carried him o oll at Sr have to! THERE continues to- be some hig last ride wis a Fe work at Artin thes than the yelery about Heino Lipp whom, Argentine gelding. Folletin, and |the Russians annexed along with!only a ‘stroke of fortune t sports in which they specialize? pgeionia, OY bt ey in ne pu (D) Are you prepared to PIay| yipyg the most remarkable Eu-| Jockey Steve Brooks originally under the prescribed rules and 8C-|ropean shot putter the event Pasjwas tentatively Re i sept as final decision ot officials! lever known, as well as a formid- both Folletin and Phippi in the A =) do Sine 5 PD ol greatiable decathlon man. But when! eighth race yesterday, and when shot putter and decathlon Per-itn, Russians make one of their| Phippi drew into the s former; be permitted to leave Rus-/ re pp into e sprint, iat 5 . ‘rare visits to a non-Communist| Brooks chose him, leaving Smith sia for the Olympics? country they invariably leave the|to mount Folletin. on Eo 2 Lipp behind the iron curtain, | Before the race i I WOULD. have thought of TI wanted to talk to Yakie about|a lucky break 8 1 Re ue others, no doubt, if Yak had that I wanted to ask him if the Fla. jockey because Folletin was agreed 14 Yeugive Me. |Russians were afraid the great instailed as a 5-2 favorite. But But due to the grim reticence of Estonian champion would take a|a few yards from the starting the ambassador extraordinary—I run out on them. But as it turned, gate, a horrified crowd of 19,392 take this to mean an ambassador|out Yakie, he no want to talk. fans saw the “break” turn into who is extraordinarily sullen and Not even about sports. | disaster. rude—I am unable to provide yos : with up.to date enlightment on| the Russian sport situation. All any one knows about the

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to appear in the newspapers. Russia has always had observers or free loaders at the games but has

never competed. Inasmuch as im-| pulsiveness is not a Russian char-| acteristic, it is reasonable to as- 1 )) G T AUTO RAC i. sume the decision to seek Olympic honors was based on solid prospects. After all these years Rus-| sia must feel she can win. ~— | Recently the New York Times | * reported: “During the first six

Satterfield to Face Maxim-Murphy Winner

NEW YORK, June 28 (UP) — Light-heavyweight Champion Joey Maxim probably will defend his; title against Irish Bob Murphy ati" Madison Square Garden on Sept. 14 with Bob Satterfield guaranteed a shot at the winner. Satterfield’s manager, Ike Bernstein, smoothed the way for the champion’s defense against the conqueror of Jake LaMotta yesterday when he told International

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