Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1951 — Page 24

FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 19% ‘Pass the Ammunition’'—

Army Grid Task

By MILTON RICHMAN United Pr Staff C WEST POINT, Ri,

—A saddened but-fifrcely proud Earl (Red) ‘Blaik began today to search through the ruins of the once-mighty Army football team for substitutes®o man the gridiron ramparts this fall. There's little doubt that it will be the toughest job the grim-faced Blaik has faced in

some B-squad (junior varsity) men left over from last year. It will be a tryfhg situation, but we have and always have had some men of honor, and we will carry on.”

aa” IT WAS indicated that plenty

of shifting and experimenting .

will-have to be done, with tackles moving to guard, guards to center, etc.

ifornia, traditionally one of the West Coast's strongest teams. After that comes another supposed “breather,” the Citadel, angd then'rugged Pennsylvania. And finally, at Philadelphia, the. traditionally Navy game. The Cadets are burning to avenge the 14-2 upset defeat the Midshipmen handed them last year, but prospects aren’t bright now.

‘Stone Cole Dead’—

Blaik Faces ‘Tough’ Pirates Hijack Tribe Streak, Too

mes “Special MILW AUKEE, Aug. 10 Pirates can be pretty Cole-

blooded: Just ask the Indianapolis Indians. The Tribe rolled- into this Cream City today minus Shortstop Dick Cole and a five-game winning streak. The Pittsburgh Pirates took care of "Cole by recalling him. The Kansas

City Blues took care of the ‘ winning streak. Cole made his farewell” ap-

peafdance with the Indians last night as they dropped a 7-4 cision to the Blues in Kansas

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fourth with a three-run splurge. with a powerful 410-foot

Kal Segrist's double was the hemer over the left centerfield big blow, wall, And that was a good inKeith Thomas added insult dication .it wasn't the Tribe's to Tribe injury in the fifth night,

Gutteridge Returns to Active List

The Indianapolis Baseball Club today counteracted the recall of Shortstop Dick Cole by the Pittsburgh Pirates with the news that: Manager Don Gutteridge is being returned to the active list to fill the gap at shortstop. The Cleveland Indians have supplied them with a

THE BLUES ended more than the Indians’ streak. Manager George Selkirk's: boys

hadn't won a home game since July 8, losing nine straight. But the thing that really hurt was the recall of Cole. A fourth-place club just starting to show its oats, the. Indians just can’t afford the loss of such players. Ahead on the swing West are St. Paul and Minneapolis. And at hand are the fearsome Brewers of Mil-

discredit. He joined Charleston on June 22, Monty = Basgall, now back with the Pirates, filled in for Rue after being optioned to the Indians from Pittsburgh on May 15. He played 10 games before a fractured right thumb beriched him May 28. His Pittsburgh summons came June 29. + “ . - o » ” ORDINARILY a second baseman, Basgall hit .344 and committed two errors. in his tenure at Tribe shortstop.

his 10 brilliant years as Army's ; > 's ; d day fi y One of the Cadets slated for : : DArR be waukee. It's enough to make So today was a sad day for Boag ouball Poach, Jou yester- dismissal, varsity Left End Al Wind en el) Ehies al Shy. Sze Sons the Pirates in gpeedy young outfielder from Dallas of the Texas League. Manager Don Gutteridge shud- the Indians. They looked at a e disclose gs ’ nd 3laik’s i > , 2 S dismissal of cadets or te Conway, sald he and some Of the helm, hailed him as the . i 3 3 id r > a gy 3 .. ; der, : . he paws A Phe hn A. Watkins on examinations will leave only DiS mates had studied the roster academy’s only hope for stav- THE INDIANS, who open a THE ot TFIELDER is Joe Rowell. He hos spent this Cole pag appeared in 56 nant plans ‘would have 10.g0 tes (left), Jack two of his'45 varsity players. ~ Of players left for Blaik to ng off disaster. five-game series with league- season with San Diego. of the Pacific Coast League and 5a™es for the Tribe, commit- J 0 "ne ctorage. Pittsburgh's But “Blaik draw on and found “no stars. leading Milwaukee tonight with : \ ting only, seven errors. He was : ut ‘Blaik, doubly stricken « : 5 n= 8 ee tog Dallas. Last season he led Central League hitters with smack : like that. because his son, Bob, is among There are some pretty good MAJ. GEN. FREDERICK A. a double-header, have recalled ii 5 Sean Je 8 smacking the ball at a .290 : ied honorary the cadets ordered-expelled, is Playets: hut | Jone really IRVING, superintendent of the | Mel Rue from Charleston of a .344 average. s a Central Leaguer he had 168 hits, B hp. intinp and fleting mean Tribe Box Score Glen R. Hillis, determined to carry on—and he standing,” sald Conway, How ;cademy, issued a statement | the'South Atlantic League. Rue ' 31 doubles, eight triples, 19 home runs and 85 runs batted RS eng in wns Pirates, though. INDIANAPOLIS yy, is active has the good wishes of West ever, they have one thing in saying that he was “pleased” | Will attempt to plug the huge . OR 4 Wo weeks ago they deprived AB RH O A BE Ibert Bates .of Point men ringing in his ears. their favor—they are in fine ,i" Blajk’s’ decision to remain | Shortfield gap left by Cole. in. Rowell is 26 years old, 6-1 and weighs 190 pounds. the Indians of Outfielder Tom Beard, of ..........3° 32 0 4 @ 8 diana Legion anita. ; condition, as are all Army 4354 called him “a fine, forth- The Cole recall hit the Tribe Rowell will join the Indians in Milwaukee tonight or Saffell, a speedy .320 clouter. Fernandes, 3b ..... 4 0 1 °1 3 1 Jack W. McIn- I FEEL that I can best teams. 1 ; right gentleman in’whom<I have yesterday and unnerved it suf- LOMOITOW. * 5 og Daliessandro it... 1 1 3 3 Id, past com- make people understand these But Army officials were will- {1a utmost confidence.” ficiently to lose to the Blues. It COLE was picked up by the Flatt. rf .. +3 ¢ o 9 : 8 hairmen. Jack boys and do the proper thing ing to admit that the squad And . the cadets to be dis- | Was Kansas City’s only victory ecall of Cole left the Indians with only four infielders; Pirates in the five-player swap ry 3 9 2 01 9 . i i 3 i a SO i > ; h : tend i > series : - . Ant, p vg f 0 Peasageris formas Boag oton, ME wil need someting more (han missed joined in praising the | i (he three-game series. Bok including: Coach Rubs Peters. Shortstop Mel Rue is dus Yih the St. Louis Caraimaly, Ho if § § § § § y § ) y. " ysice » ) ) e8- oach. S s ) } . The Cardir als x 5 iatdo upt chings, p ‘ o rope, identify- He pleaded that the dismissed cape disaster this season. The a Blaik is the greatest | Lint the loser. to report from Charleston in the South Atlantic League. ,. Wally a ned Duifien- Totals 2 ian 2 iking Kremlin cadets, “honorable” men who schedule opens with -three (gjjege coach in the country,” The game with the Blues can Byt Rue lacks steadiness in the field, .hehce the reactivation Clit Chambers on th : Fisker wivialed uf on Loy 83 ERED. our most - had “erred” be granted honor- ; 3 Vill: ra. North il be wrapped up simply. Kansas } the deal. KANSAS CITY = po able Aischarzes power teams— Villanova, North- 44344 Guard Harold Loehlein of cit broke 2 2.0 ti i the of Gutteridge. The Pirates sent the glass- RH O A & ie TO Wal But Sal pea. forward {o a western and Dartmouth. Then . gimpall, Minn, who was to | ~ yb we Ue on : __ Wearing, stogie-smoking short- “I d 3149 3 TY mom riged Nar ellen, ‘umes Harvard, Which was Sig: have heen captain of the team. stop to Indianapolis on 24- 2 1313-33 ac rom a J on fale = ous ES : ured to be a “breather” before «1 ,m very happy about the hour recall on June 15. Thomas. | If P3108 Fo a , aik could see tle OPN the scandal broke , but now .o.ch’s decision and I think The reciil of Col Wahl. "30"... 13 71 3 of rebuilding the Army “gower- probably will be difficult. the academy will benefit by it.” : e of’ Cote left the parce, c .... 2 3 3p g " house.” 2 ad's v { Tribe with only four Pitts- Wyse, », Cw een 9 a 9 8 ° lise "We will have the plebe class HEN, after a game with CHE IS oo Dra wt sonch 1 | burgh-owned players. Those on : Muncrief 0 0 0 3% 9 of last year, which-has no line- gh Columbia, comes the big ver ‘served Re = rT st ond option from the Pirates are Totals a TBE } Jnen but a few good backs,” intersectional game at Yankee grey Serves Jnuss Said Halse Pitchers Joe Muir and Harry INDIANAPOLIS Sol 10 310-4 e S. said Blaik. “We will also have Stadium against Southern’ Cal- J20It Leng Wlinhe 1 "the | Fisher, Second Baseman Ryns Batted In-Cole. 2. Themes 2 castle, Pa. “His styling is’ the | Johnny Merson and Outfielder Wahl Secrist. Bollwes. Two-Base Hits— ! ‘D t oh C oly thing thal wil Save the Ted Beard Fasten Shomas Fy Hounte Ha s 2 — . " | 4 . 1C 5. Sac ce cr y 3 esiruc ion’ ompany.. team next fall. 2 = 3 x Fernandes, Merson and Stevens 3: Cole, 3 > « g Merso. Stevens J n, Se n u And the cadej that was SUMMONING of Rue is akin mas: ADT Bomrist and Bolles. Let closest to the- coach, Bob | 10 Setting ot : On Bases—INDIANAPOLIS 9, Kansas ~ity ai S ui er Blaik, had this to say in a | Sn nt od to a mans § Baie On Bi he gst i Salty Ah aN . work. Rue hit .279 in 50°games \yyse 1. Hogue 1. Hits—Off Lint 13 10 7: : : quiet voice: : : with the Indians before the ac- Wyse 0 in 3; Hutchings 1 in 1: Hogue 4 By STAN OPOTOWSKY *1 made a-mistake, and I'm quisition of Cole. An e a Wry Pit hes Ho hein . i , rratic w i & e g Los United Press Sports Writer . going to pay for it. But I'm fielder he had ‘14 errors to hi Pitcher—Lint. Umpires—Fette, Carney an A passion for planning made tremendously pleased that TS to NIS Jakowskt. Time—-2:33. Slat

Far! (Red) Blaik one of football’s greatest coaches. Yet ironically he didn’t plan to become a football coach. Blaik started out with a military career in mind. He went to West Point during Gen. Douglas MacArthur's superin- ' tendency and was, an. end on the football team. Then, after two years serv-

. Dad has decided to stay.”

| loa { Trotters Appear In City Sept. 2 | | Indianapolis and Ft. Wayne J will see the famed Harlem Globe: | [trotters next month,

The Trotters, who will return| {from Europe Aug. 25, will start

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p i y 22 jes, SOL He Atiny I ea la series of outdoor basketball exvusiness. Even when he. acs 'hibitions that will bring them to ied solely to tually started coaching at Wis- [ndionangs SO rh ee iness. consin in 1926, it was just a of 2 : PANTS AND SLACKS EVENT “ By ; : {group of touring all-star profes- Acme Telephoto. ly reputation hobby.” Even when he went EoD a vet Field aby will THE WINNAH—When a 25-1 long shot comes home in front that's news. And that's just what 4 pad Io Ty as Yaekiioll toach 'perform under the lights of. the Mainliner made in yesterday's Hambletonian. The three-year-old colt won in straight heats in the ENDS MONDAY anap- “Hobby.” Zollner Softball Stadium fn Ft. richest running of the race. In the winner's circle Owner Ralph H. Kroening of Milwaukee shook relV: on ny * ow | Wayne. : hands with Driver Guy Crippen. Both Mainliner and Mrs. Koening seem happy about it, too. Wr = ro BUT WHEN he was Dart- | The Trotters begin ‘their tour use theyre cw Buy air o ackKs ¥ mouth head coach in 1934 the jone day after arriving in the U. S., | setitors hobby ended and Red Blaik lopening at Washington's Griffith ain iner eam NOWS ts ats ‘from our complete selection settled down to one of the most Stadium Aug. 26. They play at] y , :

rinting opera-

» dashed ont | Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Aug. 28;

$1.95 to $19.95

carefully constructed careers in

sport history. {Hudson Field, Dayton, O., Aug.! By TIM MORIARTY and told Crippen to prepare him, MAINLINER won both heats mpetitors. H POTS histor: ¥ [ 3 i i Pp - He Here's an example o is 130, and Parkway Field, Louis-| United Press Sports Writer for the Hambletonian. Needless by identical margins of two and get another pair of your ven a “legiti- ple of his : DRE ge : ! g P y bad gi painstaking work in 1949 ville, Sept. 1 before the Hoosier] GOSHEN, N. Y., Aug. 10—Anito say, Crippen did a good job. lengths. The first time he beat own choosing of equal value 3 name. Army was scheduled to play | appearances. owner's faith in the-harness rac- He brought the horse along Spennib, owned by the Hayes In erooked, Michigan, and it was obvious rete sete {ing know-how of..59-year-old siowly, confident that once his Fair Acres Stable which won the ie ih got from the previous summer on Bland Boxing Club |driver Guy Crippen produced the charge got to Goshen he'd be trotting classic last year with an ng that - this would be the big [1951 Hambletonian winner ready to run his best races Lusty Song. ; ov pss E10 pu game. Controls Championships | |Mainliner. around the famed Good Time Park| Mainliner paid $56.30» for that “he also ad Michigan was a single wing- | Max Shead, unattached, out] When Mainliner, a dark brown course. first victory—the second highest rations. with back team. Blaik looked over {pointed Don Carpenter, unat-| colt with a short, pug nose and| After Mainliner had turned payoff in Hambletonian history. : 2 : ook matches the "remainder of the Army (tached, in the 160-pound open 100g, ground-eating legs, captured back a .record field of 21 trotters But the fans poured it on him in Slack oles I ote Suing wacky Tunis and sh trays. ? schedule. On it was Hawaii, a |division in the city summer box-|the richest Hambleonian of them in straight heats, Crippen, who the second heat when he beat Macks Event.represents a soul saving. Quality trays. > 'F-fermation Ream. ling championships yesterday all yesterday it was the first is a “double” for Actor Rex Har-|Scctch Rhythm of Two -Gaits py bee eritieed nor has our obligation v 13 - “Cancel that game,” Blaik Istaged at the Sahara Grotio|time Owner Ralph H. Kroening rison, took his bows modestly in Farm (Carmel, Ind.), and paid 9 Bt you rignt, ly escaped Jas ordered. “I want to play noth- [Punch Bowl. : lof Milwaukee, Wisc, ever had the stabie. $8.50. If necessary any olterations will be made in the Ea: ing but single wing teams so n Eight fighters from Gene Seen him. ye Pe Mainliner’s victory was worth same day. ¥: we'll _begnsed to them in our : |B1 , ; i : Kroening is a busy govern--: Aa . $51,347 to his owner-—-a comfort- ; and’s boxing club won titles in y £ “I WAS sure he was the best|®2 10! / piled’ her crib defense setup.” ; ® nine. weight Rg Sun Summary: {ment contractor whose work has colt on the RE hed 3 De able return on hiseoriginal pur- WE ARE TAILORS AND ARE HONORBOUND Army subsequently beat Mich- | 126 Opkn—Robert Jobnson (Bland), out- Kept him away from the grand «,,.4 pe proved it He a chase price. 10 FIT YOU — i — an’ ing A ack - ted. Richard Gilbert ttach . 8 ’ x 1 : ; . igan’s single wingback forma Pe a er rs “aachad. out- {circuit this year. He bought the everything I asked for.” Second-piace earnings for the I$ ish CRED tion. jbojpied Don Horming (Bland) © (Blana, | POTSe for $25,000 from Sep Sa ; : two heats went to Spennib. The you wish, use your IT. You Blaik stresses work on de- |outpointed Charles Barnett ‘(unattached)’ Palin, veteran Indianapolis na m ea n 3 hile; was amount was $18671. The Hoo. Name the Terms—No Carrying Charge fense. “You know what your § { ovice—Emmett er (Bland), out-4 .oiner and dr ] ast veariS ec he. performance. o 5 Qn ss inted Ri McC (Bland iver, late last year sier horse, Scotch Rhythm, took own offense is,” he has said : | 2180" Open Max Shead (unattached) out-land entrusted him in the care) tDiS §ame colt whom henever be- $11,203 for Owner Leo C. Me- OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TILL 8 P. M. ta SV ni va oy pointed Don Carpenter (unattache ¢ 3 es : : : often. “You've got to see what : EP on Open da NAR Lac nec) out-| of Crippen. fore had seen. Namara. This was third - place Fri. and Sat. Till 6 P. M. Other Days Till 5:30 the other guy has. Jootated CS MiNomeld netinchen). | “I had no idea he was that cash. x a RI M Y wavs } k | potnted we ogElas Jheat (Bland). (Blends IT WAS ¢ Ren. nn fact, who! good,” the Wisconsin engineer! $93,358.65 Hambletonian = Mainliner " Pisa dh worn | knocked out David Hart (unattached); + negotiated the sale for Main- gasped. “I thought more of my jSrippent oh RD a Tumpaluichy, a 2 ame toss, just the lois TSG Roser Totton uw er He spotted the horse last horse, Lord Steward, who.finished Hanover Era patie) 13, 3: Jaukee ins a4 preg Fo tenn attached) year and asked Kroening if he! third in last year's Hamhletonian.| (Simpson), 4. 13; Great Hanover: :Mighty ¥ opposite of most coaches, who eee emsmsr { . . Ye y Fine; Matcha. Also started: True Boy = I } 3 a . could buy him. But with a third and a first in Darnella, Sug y y er. > want fo Set In the fiest Uck Ing R R nei Kroening rave his trainer-|tw ‘es here, I gs I'll st Scotchlane “Overtime, Betsy. Volo. Merritt . Sane 10 8 ‘Racing Roundup | g [Fave his trainer. two races up hire, I guess I'l stay Biuiceisne Qvaine, Beis Volo, Mert 235 MASSACHUSETTS AVE A , r driver an ‘“okay, buy him” reply! in the business Prince Colby. Kashaplenty . Blaik’s greatest asset—and GREAT PASSION—Earl (Red) | By United Press a i Times, 2 2:02 3/5, 21.04 3/5 At Centennial Park—A new world's” . i HEE a BEI Tr r——— —

was when he

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Blaik of Army didn't plan to be-

record longs

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was set at Centennial Park here]

five fur-| son as the

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4 come a football coach. esterday by : ved 1ILE star of the team. He set him- old filly Poa aniadors, og of ihe : 3 self up as an obvious target for ball game. He is more the E I Lane Stanjes: of Ode °5 vs Enter K of C Tourney : SR charges of favoritism, yet not steady drive type of coach than |seconds was set by Panzareta in February | > , y : : ) - 3 ; i 1915 at Juarez, Mexico. The American| FT. WAYNE, Aug. 10 (UP) M once was such a charge ever the fling and flay aerial director |... . on, . . . record toppled today was 57 2/5 seconds 5 x ts av . a hurled. required by pro football. set at Aqueduct track in New York by | Ten teams have entered the sixth * : : A LS > ‘ M St 922. t l - « i Q y 3 all. Us for Blaik i= a sincere, straight- His amazing record of five |Miek Siar, 1922, And the ola Centennial! annual Knights of Columbus war c he pfeat seas 3 1 sqrs (Seconds set by Pub on July 18. Encanta-| tte X : 2 ur Lumber forward man. But not the undefeated seasons in 10 years |Feconcs Set py Bub on uy 280 state softball tourney, to be held Hardwar friendly type. He is difficult to at Army will remain ‘a great At Washington Park—Cuore won the | at Logansport Aug. 18-19, e ; hs, E Ss : : i featured $5000 Allowance race at Wash- | n airi inc § quirements interview, because he will an- tribute to him as long as foot- [ington Park, with Floating Clown -second The pairings include Indianwe Sti ic : iq nlav \ i {and Dr. Ole Nelson third. Cuore, ridden | a is vs. S > {ok swer the questions quickly and ball is played at the Point. And and, Di. Ole Nels ran {he ‘mile-and-an- | |apolis Vs. South Bend, Kokomo ). volunteer no additional infor- this is ot bad for a man who eighth distance over turf in 1:52 3-8 and | | vs, Jasper, Defending Champion . . 5 So 2 MR | returned 7.00, . an 20 across | | ‘ i 3 2 wr x wv} IR. 8396 mation. But he will never fail decided his future was in the the board. Floating Cloud paid $3.20 and! mt. Lawn Speedway—A field of 30 is ex- Washington vs. Lawrenceburg,| ’ to answer those questions which construction business. $2.20 Ad Or osle Nelson 3340. 27-1 shot, | Pected for ‘Sunday night's six-event hard- Logansport vs. Decatur, and HERE 5 THE are put to him, and he never Here's the record: won the $1180 Inaugural Handicap ai I a here onine wil Huntington vs. Greensburg. : ! y aay y the opening o e ay antic City | gives anyone any offense. SEASON 4 w L ! race meeting. yesterday by beating the| 30- jap fleuts, a 15-lap semifinal and a : ous Puzzle ¥ » Bas er ease LE a fara Landseair by three-quarters of a' Sun Valley Speedway—Stock cars run Softball BLAIK always takes his team Jit} o HUIS E 3S ride Scarring 117 pounds. travelea|LOS, WRERE and ‘tomorrow neni, Time to see professional games, yet jo45 |. 0 " h the six- Foams distance in 1:111/5 under | first races set for 8:30 ’ Results at Beech Grove Stadium vester ) See Nroless 8, J i 3 ? * y Jockey Jack Skelly. He pald $56.00; $13.80/ A minimum of 95 laps of racing will be d8Y. American United 11, HerfI-Jones 6; 3 > . became embroiled in a word 19%¢ 3. zw and 38.00; .Landsealr returned $3.00 and presented each night. The programs will Indianapolts Times A% Ravens 8 Peerless : i ¢ : ; . ! e Gaulois pa 40 to o ’ : ieseo Club 5, Schedule tonight; % % battle with pro coaches when 1048 » Bb 1 7At'saratosa — Banner Waves won re Rags AR Ma 7. Beveridge Paper vs. Indianapolis Rail-| A : t son that they jos 1 o 48th running of the $5000 added Shillelah|solation may be added ways: 8 R. O. Barber vs. Troub Memo-| I he said las season a 1950 2 A _ Steeplechase Handicap by a length-and-a- At Armscamp One of the top duels rial: 9. Regal Store vs. Naval Ordnance ° put on a “eircus, ” not a foot- gq, 3 1 “ebsl of the season is expected at the track p 3esults al Municipal Stadium yesterday: otals « Oedipus, top-weighted under 154 pounds here tonight. Bill Holloway of Muncie, win- Linman Garage 6, TWA 5 Speedway | ene mn —— {led until the" 13th and final barridc Clo A mp feature last Sunday Lroducts 16, Vonnegut's 3; Bryant eatwhen he was overtaken momentarily by and Bobby Beeson of Shirley, who won at 18, IC Pharmacy 1. Schedule toExtra Points. Banner Waves, ridden by Me oo y elon of Shirley, who won at night: 7, Bell Pharmacy vs. Riviera; 8, |Jimmy Santo, then climaxed a steady wn Sunday, are expected to match Mooney-Mueller-Ward vs. ideas: 9, East: speed and skill in the 25-lap feature. |side Merchants vs, W. C. Holliday o pull from behind by catching Extra |Other races include four 10-lap heats | Points just after the last jump and won 15-1 RIAnAL The racing starts at |waicluils at Longacre yesterday. Speed. cine away Be ey tarts ot apis, To Je, stapthies Hout} . an " cob sner, Waves, Which covered the sofsy sy » 16th St; Speedway Stock car Tac- | AA , Darpex 0. Schedule tonight: T. | as er oO . paid $17.40, $5.80 and $300. Ext s 4-5, ing tonight starting at 8:30. ecatur Merchants vs. University; 8, Na-| paid $4.80 and 3.40 do xtra Points Speedrome—Stock car ° racing tofiant ou Hoslery vs. Progress Laundry; 9,| an edipus $2.70. |starting at 8:30. .__'!Barrington Heights vs. K. & G. Market. | Preposition By United Press (title while coaching at Missouri ’s | Volume 10S ANGELES, Aug. 10—Jim-in 1919-21 and while at Purdue in| RACES ALIVE WITH SMASHES—CRASHES Ireland my Phelan, master of colorful 1922-30, produced the Boilermak-| Prosecute football, takes his flamboyant T- ers’ only undefeated team. Poem brand East tonight to introduce; His flair for colorful football | . Anent it to the New York Yanks of the was first evidenced at Washing“Sioux National Football League. {ton from 1930 to 1942 and blos-|

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Phelan, who was teaching wide- somed at St. Mary's the next five open football while the T-boys years. were still in knee breeches, was, Strader, who had been head “signed” by telephone yesterday coach of the Yanks since 1949, | by Yank Owner Ted Collins to was released this week when he| succeed ailing Norman (Red) refused to sign a paper. granting Strader, the club immunity in the event] Jimmy was paying a friendly of his illness. He had been hos-| visit to the Washington Redskin pitalized recently for a heart ail-|

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