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Joe Williams Says— ee ‘Baseball Needs A Policeman
Who will be the new baseball commissioner? I'm glad you asked. It will either be a baseball man, a Washington name, an industrialist or a head line lawyer. When will he be named? Why, either next week, next month or next year. As you can see it's all very simple. Mr. Walter O'Malley, who runs the Brooklyn show, is for Ford Frick, the Na- vi,
3 . |of Fairless type would be intional League President,| costed?
opposed to him,” A well known lawyer? Mr. O'Malley majored in law-at |\ea8ues have lawyers thoroughly
Penn. Not : versed in baseball law. Besides only Amateur Day team to lose, enh contortion. Or: maybe anytime disturbing litigation de-!dropping an 8-to-2 game to a! velops baseball turns to outside fast-rising Kirshbaum in the Big specialists. Aside from the game Six League.
it’s the Rickey influence. » ” . = MR. CLARK GRIFFITH, the first club owner to catch a Gabby Street throw from the top of the Washington monument, is for the Tang Gaal fast and all the Hime, _|others that must be preserved. “Baseball does.not belong to the #8 =u club owners. It belongs to the] SO WHY not a policeman? The! fang... current status of college basket-! For that reason Mr, urges the appointment of a “dis-|realistically to negligent year| tinguished American,” preferably round supervision. one with a Washington bagk-|to say the same factors which pro-|
|itself baseball owes its great hold| on the people to its integrity.
nines selected to play at Vic- single-handed. tory Field July 15 continued their winning ways.
| Amateurs— 3 ‘Big Day Teams Extend | Winning Ways =e =
‘Today's Sportrait—
By SCOTT BAILLIE ited Press Sport Writer NEW YORE, July 9—The ten-
gangling Dick Savitt looked like
By VAL DICKMAN a who ht be able to bri Three of the four amateur the. Log might home by os
Both Ken McGregor and Frank Sedgman, who did most of the damage as Australia routed the
In yesterday's games the U. 8. for the mug last summer, ‘red hot” Indiana Reforma- ‘have taken their lumps from the
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Mimicking Dick Savitt Learned Tennis Watching
Savitt Bypasses {Clay Court Meet
. ” An exalted statesman? tory nine chalked up without, in the next breath, Don't forget Chandler had a straight league win by s being for him. By way of making rather good record in the Sen- Richardson Rubber 22 to 68. Malhis position even clearer Mr, |2te. A military figure? Wouldn't lory walloped Kingan, 21 to 0, and O'Malley says: “I would not be that be mostly window eT Steel upset E. C. Atkins, to
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IN OTHER games, the Union in his life. That's its most priceless asset. |Printers clubbed Fall Creek, 12| That's the one quality above allito 9; Wilhelm Contractors Se {the good player,” is the way his {the Bischoff Contractors, 2 [mother explained it.
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ground such as Fred Vinson, Chief duced this shame can not touch 52M¢ 6 to 2. A five-run first, 8 Justice of the Supreme Court, baseball in an age where gam- inning proved too much for the enough for me after that,” he the battling veteran took a two
“who knows baseball.” bling is rampant and even the a na White House laughs at ethics? ON THAT basis why discrimin-| Hoover would be a fine choice ate against Al Schacht, another Frank Hogan, New York's district distinguished American? attorney, probably the best inHe knows baseball, too. Al used formed man in the country on to pitch for Mr. Griffith and un- shady sports characters, would be| less his sense of values has an even better one. changed since then, can be had| To say that the naming of a | for very little money, a condition “policeman” would give the fans which has always appealed tothe impression all was not healthy| Mr. Griffith. in baseball is to ignore the bigger| 2 = = and more important necessity of ALBERT BENJAMIN CHAN- guarding against evil doing, DLER came to baseball as a “dis- | ceaselessly and relentlessly. tinguished American.” He had a| Washington background, knew baseball and could yodel in bar-! ‘Amateur Baseball |
ber shop quartets. | Ind. Reformatory, Richardson, Rubber | A There appear to be some WhO \wooqcan “4 2 2 3 Hookab & 0 273 do not believe Mr. Chandler was /R. Nefi2b 3 1 1 O/Hannahss 5 2 2 0, {Bright,2b 1 0 2 O|Lickwilre 3 0 4 1 a complete success as a commis-| |Adkinsic 5 33 2| Reimer, 1b 3 110 0 ensley,c M.Howeecf 4 2 2 1 sioner and are inclined to view | fensey tb 827 Siniloweef 122. anybody bearing a Washington) | Sand: sn, x i 3 8 3 ALick' tet.p 4 0 1 n label with restrained enthusiasm. §i.ansert 2 1 2 Tan ar 3018 {Ricelf 3 11 OHam'treef 1 1 0 0 ® #8 =n Grissomp 5 1 1 3 MR. DEL WEBB, the barefoot Totals 44202711 Totals 32 72413 Reformatory - ..........%¢, 265 101 61x—22
boy who made good, who seems Richardson > i rrors——Reimer 2, to be in charge of Yankee politics, | oF Erheimer 2. favors an industrialist.” Presum-|wiiter, Jordan. McGee 3, Woods 2
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ably one who speaks his language. 3’ Nett LR Lickwaiér,” Jordan, Strange, (NING Streak that threatens to up-|
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M. Sh Mr. Webb is an industrialist. Howe, anks Runs B te
Jensley 5. Jordan 4, From coast to coast stand impos-|3. {efi0kine 3, McGee 2. Neff, H ing edifices bearing the trade Adkins” 2" Jordan 3 San pase Rite - obds amontr 1 mark of his construction COM = 4 ree Hase Hits—Adkins, Home i a pany, among which is the l.as| Hensley. Stolen Bases Mcgee 4, A. Lick-! » m Vegas gambling joint operated by Hannah.’ Double. Pla sad Neff. | Grissom, e! 0! the ]Jate Bugsy Siegel, a one time zichwll don § Er e ase—_Reformatory 6. business associate. jon A oh oki ter 2, D. Lickwilter 6, To my knowledge Mr. Webb has | *'§° PREohY, GAisom ds A qLickwilter not, identified the industrialist he|7 in 9, A. Ticgviiter 2 adie Op, Lickwil-
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clause but to ascertain whather | Burrows and Green, Campbell; Thofron,
Babson (8) and Dobkin the game is subject to interstate alt. vo. Jet Teeokd, Lime ‘ son e . 00— or anti-trust legislation. United Auto 912 03 9— 9 13 3
3 Earlier the chairman of the "Kappes and Dobkins; Curry, Jones (6)
and Camp committee, Emanuel eT or Atkins 900 0 000— 1 1 1 YX me Brooklyn, who professes to ee Ott and Kaiser; pA, and Baxter loyal baseball addict, had indi- Rigtans' 331 931 235-21 2 0 cated he hoped to persuade his KIDA%S nd stu: Rees
and Young,
colleagues that basenall is entitled Simpson to exemptions on the rather romantic grounds that it is “the na-| tional sport,” an attitude which| plainly does not cozily harmonize| with Mr. Webb’s insistence that it is big business. If a showdown should develop | between the two gentlemen, Mr. Webb would be able to defend his position by pointing out how sim-| ple it is to make big money out of | baseball in a very short time. It is in the records that Col. L. S. MacGenius, Bob Hannegan, one of those ‘distinguished Americans,”| and Bill Veeck got out with a] bundle. Mr. Veeck; you may have] noted, is back for more of the
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LickRuns—Adkins 5. itensiey | a bad start with a five-game win-|
Adkins 3, McGee 2, Nefl, Hannah, Rice, Seo place “Fall Creek Ath-|
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{in 34 innings of amateur baseball this year. {Broad Ripple star {seven hits to the Sawmakers in
lone of the tightest ball games of {the year. Bobby Ray, Vestal leftfielder,
tripled in the fifth scoring third
‘dark-haired Jerseyite this year. its ninth’ per first trimmed McGregor mothering poy the Australian singles title in January then followed up with a straight-set victory over him in _ the Wimbledon finals. Sedgman was the victim of a (terrific upset at the hands - Savitt in the semifinals of the Australian tournament.
“He learned how by ‘mimicking
couraged him but never helped lin the ninth to trip Bridgeport him. He did it on his own.” Brass, 7 to 6, and the Southside ith Saints bumped Art Sacks, 6 to 2.| economics graduate from Cornell oni ball in New York can be traced The United Auto Workers split \who intends to settle down to
Who is there 2 Soubicheades with the Allison
Dick is a six-foot, three- inch!
getting a businessman's The Jets took the first|after this year. “Week-end tennis will be good
said when he got back The Auto Workers came back Australia.
SAVITT began Catcher|racket around the back yard of| his Orange, N. J.,, home when he| {trouble against Herb Flam in the, Allgood|was 14 but was primarily inter- | Wimbledon semifinals but pulled He starred] [out of the spin after dropping 11 in high school then went on to|of the first 13 games. { make the Cornell varsity after he VESTAL Pitcher Eddie French got out of the Navy. {was scored on for the first time
ested in basketball.
when he suffered an eye and leg Friday before he The little 130-pound/injury in a basketball skirmish, | scatteredithen went on to win the ‘Eastern Inter-Collegiate and beat McNeill Court title last year. Those tournaments — plus an] earlier’ victory over McNeill in|
never took a lesson
SAVITT
Dick Savitt . bledon cups.
. . and the Wim.
“ We en- on the greensward rather than
[taking the usual dead bounce.
% [Hodges i Zernial, Athletics 21| Westlake, Cards 18 | Kiner, 0!
CHICAGO, July 9 (UP)—Most of the top net stars of the nation paired off today for the 41st an- | nual National Clay Courts tennis:
championships at swanky River) Forest Tennis Club but young | Dick Savitt, Wimbledon singles | champ, was a doubtful starter. Savitt, who was to have flown from England to compete here after sweeping the Wimbledon classic, announced when he boarded a plane at London yester-| day that he was going back to his home at Orange, N. 7
Major League Leaders
By United Press LEADING BATSMEN AMERICAN 1FAGUE
G R H Pet, Fain, Philadelphia . 77 277 35 98 347 Williams, Boston .... 76 268 69 91 .340 noso, Chicago .... 76 264 68 80 337 Doby, Cleveland ... 69 224 55 74 330 Stephens, Boston ... 65 240 44 70 .320
NATIONAL LEAGUE Musial, St. Louis . 74 279 62 103 .369 Robinson, Brooklyn. . 76 23756 57 98 .}56 Ashburn, “Philly .,.. 76 318 48 113 355 yrostek, Cincy . 15 286 28 94 329 ampanella, Brook 74 258 40 84 .326 HOME RUNS
Dodgers 28! Snider, Dodger 18
Pirates RUNS BATTED IN Williams, R Sox 76/Zernial, Athletics 60 Robinson, W Sox 70! Rosen, Indians 5 Westlake, Cards 61|Snider, Dodgers 59
Dick never minded noisy bask-
galleries throw him off. He's a nervous; worried individual who|
bulge. trouble relaxing. He almost!
He is only 24. New York finals last year when from set lead and twice had Savitt at 2» match point. Dick finally got a : grip on himself by relaxing. swishing a
= n ou 5 SAVITT ran into the same
Dick’s nervousness follows him {off the courts, too. He was up He changed courts permanently pacing the floor at 5 a. m. last played MeGregor.
pon Atlas, Sakata
for the Eastern. Clay ‘Head Pro Bouts The Mighty Atlas and Harold
bakeman Dick Clift with whatithe New York state finals—start- (Sakata are billed to meet in the
was to be the winning tally. Clift] solved Atkins’ Lou Ott getting
tributed. Clift, the sparkplug of the Vestal team from DePauw |University chalked up his 14th] stolen base this year in six games.| KIRSHBAUM, the team with| the bounce, has rebounded from
set the leading Lindes and the|
letic Horace Turner, who last week| held the Union Printers to three hits while shutting them out, | pitched a five-hitter for the Kirsh- | baum team. Turner, got off to a bad start| |in the first inning by giving up| {two ‘runs, then ‘settled down and |
Lickwilt ceivably the eligibles include Ben Passe dckmilter 3 el B. igkwiiter | blanked the Lindes the rest of thd | - Fairless of U. 8, Steel, Henry Ford 1 Winning Pitcher—-Grissom._. ‘Ls. : Ir 1. B; Mayer of the cine Tanz. uv A SRI Reese FSR an world, Bernie Gimbel, the mer=ig, oo @= Ve i pe RE op 5 ME ot chant prince, Bob Young, the rail- Linde sir a 2 200 500 000— 3° § 3! Fal ‘cree Ath = : 8 3 BA roader and any one of the RocKe-|ang Thar an obson; Hawchorne, Cox (3) {Indiana State Farm .. 3 3 a 2 er . < y fellers. In Mr, Webb's eyes ovase- Fail Creek rors" oo 230 00 9 7 4 Wilhelm Contractors was 3% ie » - — Si 14) ball is not a sport, it is big busi-| “kane, Rady (6). Black - 5; 13H, , 3iBlkehe MUNICIPAL LEAGUE 250 4%} ness, and should be run by a big donald. Rady; Jessée and Farson. Won Lost Pct. GB) as Bischoff Const. . 230 210 102—11 18 6 Ind. Reformatory . 8 900 —] business man. Wilhelm Contract. 220 301 (31—i2 15 7 Art Sacks Used Cars = 6 3 867 24] | Dobbs, Carrico (2) Carroll (8) and Mec- Southside Saints ..... 6 4 800 3° Fs 2 8 aus: Hastings, Bradley 68) and Miller. Eagles Lodge EE 4 556 3 ridzenort Brass 300 001 020 60— 6 9 8 Yaver Men’s Store .. 2 8 300 7°) THIS WILL come as interesting | Ind: State Farm 100 010 04 0'— 7 8 - 5 Richardson Rubber . T 8 [100 8 information to the congressional |giiefds® and Isaacs, Arthur; Harrald and MANUFACTURER'S 8 LEAGUE ai sk i r Art Sscks 000 101 M0— Von Les ct. committee which is getting eady | gol side Saints 30 1 oy—-1 3 3 P. R ee Seay $ 1 -300 = to look into baseball operations Crayton, Ray (5) and Wise: Mercer and | E..C., Atkins ........ Wh to determining not, Mes Bn OE iio with a view to eterminin { First Game) son ets Sin 413 | United Auto Workers. 3 7 300 68 | only the legality of the reserve] {United Auto ..... 300 110 000— 3 9 2/Ringan Reliables ...0 9 000 8%] y Allison Jets 9
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the pair lost last year. They beat the defending champs, Jim Birr and Wayne Burns, Ralph's older brother, by 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 scores. Ralph downed Clyde Akard for the second consecutive year in the singles. But he had to do it the
{hard way. Down 3-1 in the decid{ing set, capture his third straight title,
Ralph roared back to
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