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ended in the arrest of a 27-year-old Indianapolis man and a 17-

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few days ago from Kentucky, Policeman Pat Stratton was on his way home from work when a car pulled up a little too close

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on. The driver of the car failed to heed the officer's warning shots as he led a zig-zag course at a high rate of speed without stopping for automatic signals. Arrested when trapped in the Highland Ave. streetcar barn were Ben Pratt, 27, of 229 N. Davidson, a passenger in the vehicle, and a 17-year-old Kentucky youth living at that address. Pratt was charged with city vagrancy and drunkeness, and the younger man with reckless driv-

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By United Press COOPERSTOWN, N.J., July 23

trance to the hall when plaques, paying tribute to their most famous deeds, are dedicated in

* !ithe presence of baseball's high”

lest officials. ; Following the dedication, the

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hunky fence-huster with plot is about a happily married| FOX*. chur couple, who become involved in the muscular forearms collected

an unexplainable mystery . . .

Babe Ruth had a larger lifetime total. Ott, who reported to the Giants —the only club he ever played for -at 16, now manages Oakland of the Pacific Coast League, At 42, he is one of the youngest men ever to be selected for the hal. lowed hall, His 511 homers dur ing his life-time career is the alltime National League record.

Midget Maulers Meet on Mat

Three: pro. mat battles, includ:|

ing an Australian tag-team skirmish between midget wrestlers, are on tap tomorw night at the {West Sixteenth Street Midget | Speedway. { The headliner pits Sky Low {Low and Pancho the Bull against {Pee Wee James and Little Beaver. | Lone Eagle is slated for semiwindup action against Sheik Ara|by while the first event will pit {Scotty Williams against newcomjer Larry Chene, American ~born {Frenchman from Sault Ste. Marie, (Mich.

‘State Champ, Balch

‘Win Low Gross Honors

| Dorothy Ellis and Jim Balch {won low gross honors with 70 in the mixed, two-ball tourney at Meridian Hills yesterday. Other results follow:

Low Gross—Mrs. Walter Reeves an Ralph Queisser, 75, and Mszs Ralp Flood and N. F. Schaefer, 78. Low Net— Joan Mack and Robert Diets, 62; Mrs. Gordon Batman and Dr, E. x 81, 83 and Mrs. N. N. Talbert, and®J. David Baker, 64. :

527 home runs in 24 seasons. Only

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But here in his home city—famous for its shipyards, soup cannery, and electrical appliance factory--the champion is revered as a beloved “mystery man.” Practically any resident of Camden will smile knowingly and lift an eyebrow when “37” is men tioned in connection with Walcott's age. No one here knows exactly how old he is, but anyone can tell you his age must be in the range between 42 and 47. No, the informant cannot prove it himself, but he knows a “certain party” who can--a party who somehow ‘never can be located. But what about the birth certificate possessed by Manager Felix Bocchicchio?

» = ~ THE CERTIFICATE states that Arnold Raymond Cream, as Walcott was baptized, was born at nearby Merchantville, N, J., on Jan. 81, 1914. If it be true, the Champ is 37. But apparently no one outside Walcott’s family and entourage believes the certificate genuine. “Anyone can fix up a birth certificate,” they say. Similarly the emphasis that

sey Joe's being a® good “family

i a. ___ MONDAY, Q Mestre Champ. No, Jr © |Home Town Regar Jersey as ‘Mystery’

By JACK QUDDY

that his title victory will “bring about a “second honeymoon” for|

fit of their six children. The degree of coolness that existed between Joe and Lydia before he went to McKeesport, Pa., to train for the Pittsburgh fight with Charles, ' depends upon each gossip’s alleged information or imagination. All agree, however, that the pictures of the champ’s family bliss—as painted by admiring sports writers at Pittsburgh were exceedingly rose-tinted. Lydia, an attractive, welldressed, afl well-spoken woman, gave no hint of any rift with Jersey Joe at the Camden Central] Airport Friday while awaiting his arrival by plane from Pittsburgh. = = »

SHE SAID, “This is the hap- | piest day of my life. I'm so glad he’s coming home.” Camden boxing fans are par-|

ticularly puzzled by Walcott’'s

JULY 2, 1951

Sports Writer

~~ CAMDEN, N. J., July 23—Jersey Joe Walcott is regarded by the general public today as a “miracle man” because at the age of 37 he became world heavyweight champion by a sensational upset knockout over Ezzard Charles.

deadly nse of the left hook at Pittsburgh. They know Jersey

Joe has an effective portside wal-

lop, but they recall that he usually depends upon his over-

handed right for flattening op- :

ponents in important seraps. They recall that when the several-times retired odd-jobs and “reliefer” began his rags-to-riches final comeback he floored Joe Louis three times with over-handed rights in their two title fights. * Virtually everyones in Camden knows that Jersey Joe was “#robbed” of the decision in his first bout with Louls at Madison Square Garden, Dee. §, 1947, and virtually everyone expected Joe to take the title the second time because he planned to “cross up” Louis and knock him out with left

hooks, : & : at Grenloch, N. J, for

the second Louis fight on June 25, 1948, Walcott sharpened the left hook in every session. With that port punch he battered his spar-

mates. In the ring with Louis

victory stories placed upon Jer-ithat June night he apparently forgot all about his great left man” evoke brow lifts and light hook. Again he concentrated on laughter. His neighbors are not |over-handed rights, which Louis hesitant in expressing the hope had learned to slip.

» 8 8 WALCOTT DID manage to

. floor Louis once in their second Joe and wife Lydia, for the bene boot with & looping t to the

head, but as a one-fisted fighter Jersey Joe was knocked out in the 11th round.

Moreover, he was ineffective

with left hooks in the first two

title fights with Ezzard Charles;

also in his upset by young Rex

Layne of Utah last November. But at Pittsburgh, he concentrated on left hooks to Charles’ body and head. In the third round, one of those blows staggered Ezzard and cut a gash beneath his right eye. And in the seventh round— boom! Because of his apparently uncertain age, uncertain domestic status and uncertain use of all weapons available in every fight, the new champion is regarded as a mystery man by his many admirers in his home town.

Tomorrow—Article No. 2.

Linde Air Products and the Fall Creek Athletics are still running neck-and-neck in the Big Six amateur paseball league. Both triumphed yesterday to remain in a stalemate for loop honors. Linde turned back ‘the State Farm team, 10 to 7, while

‘after a 45-caliber revolver. Jerry Harry Hershberger’s Athletics| { ROYERSFORD, Pa. July 23|took a 22-caliber rifle out of ajrapped Bischoff Construction, 14 | (UP)—Ae¢rial Photographer Fos-/gun case and pulled the trigger./to 9. Each team has won eight {ter G. Lambert, 55, Dover, Del,/The gun was loaded. John was|and lost two. {was killed last night when his wounded in the head. small monoplane took a short! nose-dive into the roof of a fac- the boy died less than two hoursito 1. The Eagles pounded a 16 to (later,

| In the Manufacturers’ League {Mallory bruised Vestal Steel, 26

{2 triumph over Richardson Rub{ber and Tryon Tavern shellacked the South Side Saints, 12 to 2, in {the Municipal League.

{helm Contract blanked the Union (Printers, 9 to 0. Kingan forfeited {to Allison in the Manufacturers’ | League. George McElfresh’'s grand slam 'home run was the big blow for Linde’s in the fifth. Bob Miller

|the hit and run parade for the | Athletics. Miller hit for the circuit land Stout scored four times. Two

men preceded Miller on. his clout. : The Athletics will play a non-

Hawthornes of AA League Junior Baseball,

turned from the Owensboro Oilers of the Kitty League. Bobby was released by Manager Wayne (Blackburn, former Indianapolis {Indian centerfielder, after the De|troit Tigers sent down seven [players to gain experience. He will |play Tuesday with Hershberger's [Athletics, catching Butler's Jack

Kriner ran for Dickey in the 8th, BISGhOSE “...ovuviniscnsnnin 002 110 410— 9 {Athletics ................. 203 105 03x—14 Errors—Maeir 3. Rolengarten, Patterson, "the 3, Stout, McDonald. Runs—Stadfield 3 , Pluckbaum, Majer, Carroll.

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Maxim to Defend

Against Murphy

By United Press NEW YORK, July 23 — Joey

Maxim of Cleveland has signed

Base Hits Salierson, Kana. Home Run~{to defend his world light heavy-

ler. Stolen Bases—Stadtield, Baldwin, Dickey, 8to Miller to Patierson, Pluckbaum to Maier.|

ut. Hogan. Double Plays— weight championship against

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