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Joe Walcott Here Aug. 23
By JIM 'HEYROCK J Jersey Joe Walcott, the ancient warrior who snatched... . Grossman - Cut - the world’s heavyweight boxing crown from Ezzard Charles Fired Up Driver
From Grid Browns last month, today started a tour of personal appearances On Card Tonight BOWLING GREEN, O.. Aug. and boxing exhibitions that will lead him ‘to Indianapolis) ope of the stock car race : 8" (UP)—The Cleveland Browns for a four-round fight Aug. 23. . drivers is going through “real” cut their third player in two days| Completion of the deal that will : FY fire at the Speedrome race track 4 yesterday with the release of bring tbe new champ to Indlan- » : tonight. [Place Kicking Star Rex Gross- apolis 1s meet Willle Clemmons oY RRR | Gene Pritchard will * drive a! /4
of Indiana Univeron [OEmerty a" ‘Guard Armory, Crosley stock car through a Grossman, former ace booter || 711 N. Pennsyl- flaming four-inch wall in the cen-| vania St, was ter of the track. It's an added Quarterback Stan . Heath ahd} feature to the 25-lap main event Center Gene Huebner out of train-|; capping a racing DP of little # 0 ing camp as Coach Paul Brown hard tops on the one-fifth-of-a-slashed his squad to 49 players. mile track. a The Tour Grose | | Last night's main go was won : ! oble, who le a veteran of five seasons whose| Yr and Bob Wright, - Noble| timely placements last yead did much to give the Browns the i championship of the National > Armee va Football League. .
sively yesterday in The Times. * Walcott's tour over much of the United States in 19 days, takes in “shows” at ball parks, orphan- ; ages, military Bocchicchio posts and fight arenas. It's the champ’s idea of {cashing in on his newly-won heavyweight crown. Tour of Europe
for the Baltimore Colts, followed { announced exclualso won the first heat and Darel
Dieringer Rich Warfield and’ {Gene Atkinson took the others. | Clarke won the six-1ap trophy, dash and Atkinson won a semi-| final race.
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DAREDEVILS COMING—Deliberate auto crashes will be the : speed menu at Indianapolis’ W. 16th St. Speedway Aug. 14 when Local Printers Bow the Jack Koztman Hell Drivers make their only appearance of the | \sHINGTON, Aug. 8. — The year here. This deliberate rollover, in which a driver craskes a car |1ndianapolis Union Printers
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! : ] tes tour, on its nose, is one of 24 crashes on the two-hqur program. dropped out of the 37th annual After the United Sates and THE CHAMP—Jersey Joe ‘the K. of C. orphanage in Wash=n {Printers’ baseball tournament | VY alcott w th oath SH etober Walcott will fight an exhibition ington; 11—Norristown, Pa.; 12— .. Cl I d T Ci F Il | here yesterday by bowing to New hen ig Sout al es ia here Aug. 23. Baltimore; 13-_St. Mary s ii WwW |York's defending champions, 19 . |phanage “in Baltimore; — - riters, eveian o ite elrer | New Yoros So im moved through FEurcpe in a series of eX- jersey Joe's bookers. It read: D Naval Base: 15—Richmond,
to 2. Tan CLEVELAND, Aug. 8 (UP)—| These include the most strikeout it into the third round of the In-/hibitions. “Walcott OK for Indianapolis.” ya : 16—Washington, D.C.; 17—
The Cleveland Indians in co-oper-/in a single game, 18; most strike-|tarnational Printers’ meet. All this will happen before Wal-| Updike originally had planned Marshalltown, la. four-rounder; ation with the local ‘ehapter of outs in a season, 348; most no-| Ee —y™—N eG -P [LbL. |cott, who will talk about any-|to stage the card, which Walcott/3g__Des Moines, four-rounder; 20 : ’ 4) hitters, 3; and most victories for Major Lead {thing but his age, and his han-|will top, at the W. 16th St. Speed-|__Allentown, Pa., referee; 21—| the Baseball Writers’ Association] ers, 3; ajor Leaaqaers |dlers sit down to talk terms with|way. But he decided to take it|Washington, D.C.; 22—Columbus,
yesterday announced they would a Cleveland pitcher, 225. He has LEADING BATSMEN the handlers of ex-champ Charles|into the Armory because of un-'Q. four-rounder; 23—Indianapo-
; NATIONAL LEAGUE : . “ honor Pitcher Bob Feller next “on 17 games so far this year. G AB R H ‘pet. for a title re-match. {certainty in the weather. lis, four-rounder; 24—Dayton, meters epsp——r————— Musial, St. Louis... 101 375 82 139 37 { sole four - rounder; 25 -— Louisville Monday night. Ashburn, Fhila. . 108 441 KL} 158 338 Walcott stopped Charles last] (Clemmons who has been select- { d Ty Huntington Ww. Robinson, Brklyn. . 3 7 S ; .t a as Yo te ’ chihiti .' four-rounder; 27— on, . The testimonial-style ceremony Softball Notes Campanella, Brkin' 96 338 36 111 .328 month in Pittsburgh with a shortied as Walcott’s exhibition oppo- °% ; a : 5 ie onia’sh ) Wyrostek, Cn. 103 394 35 138 335)1a¢t hook after 21 years of bat-|nent, was one of the outstanding Va. four-rounder; 28—Indiandiffers from the usual players’| AT MUNICIPAL STADIUM -Kingan AA | AMERICAN LEAGUE tn Ae : : 4 he state be- town Gap, Pa.; 20—Toledo, fourA {4, RCA 1, Standard Machine 8 Wildcats Minos, Ghicago 104 303 3 133 3% ting in and out of the fight game. amateur nghters in the state e order 2 “lau” « nN y ves nD in, a seas a t o 3 - ra Pp . day” in that Feller's 13-year ca I oT BEECH GROVE-RKiniman Geese v Eoin: JRit.cie 20 28 £1 117 331 He came close to the title twice fore turning professional. He ro said ota tile reer with the Tribe will be the Meyer's Market 6: United Home Life 8 ell Detroft .... 58 389 €1 128 32% when he met Joe Louis, but was held the Times-Legion Golden Bocchicchio said terms of a lg , basis.-of the occasion. The ball|PSivers Pitesione 3. | - ciikimer. PralaiNS os | never quite able to grab the crown |Gloves title and the national AAU defense for Wako will nob be} 3 : gh OL vy rl ner, . a 3 : : > PY i > . club will present Feller with a| Municipal) T. Kinman Garage vs TWA Hodges. Dodgers 31 Spider. Dodgers 2 until his left hand did it. heavyweight crown, He has discussed until all tours are ende lv, Constellation: , Vonnegut ardware vs (Musial, Cards ams, Re ox 3 3 ‘ py q T: i scroll and a silver set before the Sonsdaey TCA 9, Bryant Heating RUNS BATTED IN Norb Updike, Indianapolis fight made many appearances here Updike said a suitable card game with the Detroit Tigers. [vs. Vie's Pharmacy. (Beech Grove) 7,{Williams, RedSox 94 Irvin, Giants 9 promoter, came to terms with since turning pro. would be lined up to go with Wal- : American United Life vs. Herfl-Jones; 8, Robinson, WSox 83 Kiner. Pirstes 9 y : : | f Walcott’ x- | cott’ ap e here It will Feller, since he joined the In- Indianapolis Times 3s Ravens: 9. Peerless Zernlal, A's PASHING | Felix Bocchicchio, Walcott’s man-| The schedule o alcott’s ex-/cott’s appearanc 2 . h 3 v. ump vs. Gesco ub. (Longacre) . pe - ) 3 = v : dians in 1936, has hung up many wayway Products vs Fults SiaughtS | Morcan, yanks 2-3 Nixon, Red Sox i2 ager, yesterday. The final yO Saran Votsrans mark She Tetum ld oxing here ouse; y opp. TUg Vs. ams; | oe, odgers -. naer, e 0X - . A ih aile orge a : J . modern-day pitching records. Karpex Manufacturing vs. Kingan AA. Feller, Indians 17-4 came in a terse telegram from Aug : yy : 8 — ————————— rr ———————— re r—— a OY +2 arp an A oF 23
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