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Net Duo Big Names Vie Today

By LEONARD ZAHN United Press Sports Writer

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. Aug. 14 — The “big names” of amateur tennis started

second-round play in the 79th

U. 8S. National Doubles Championships today with most of them meeting unheralded teams on the green courts of the Longwood Cricket Club, Australia’s youthful tandens of Frank Sedgman and Ken MecGregor, defending the men’s title won for the Aussies last year by Sedgman and Jack, Bromwich, was scheduled to play as was America’s choice to wrest the crown from them, the top-seeded U. 8. pairing of Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla, and Bill Talbert of New York. Both teams drew first round byes yesterday as did the No. 1 of Doris Hart of Coral Gables TT and Shirley Fry of Akorn, O.,

favored to win the crown wed Memory of Ruth Continues Wrestling

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suns | The second - seeded American By OSCAR FRALEY lof 1947, a man with a little more| United Press Sports Writer |

women’s entry of Nancy Chaffee . | of Ventura, Cal, and i Pa-| W YORK, Aug. 14 — The that 4 year to liye, He spoke in; tricia C. Todd of La Jolla, Cal, Babe makes another big pitch for a hoarse whisper. His clothes

who advanced with ease in. the the kids on Thursday and, three hung on him like the rags somewhat desultory first round, Years after his death, it may be ...,504 around a scarecrow ina also was scheduled to play. his best x} biggest. bail cornfield. America’s second - seeded tan-| Actually ollows the design : dem of Budge Patty of Los An-|0f “his being, a | But the Babe Srageed himself geles and 20-year-old Tony Tra-|{Pattern which [back into the public oe as direc-| bert of Cincinnati moved through perpetuates the tor of the American Legion junthe first round without trouble memory of base- |lor baseball program. He. flew) as did third-ranked Herb Flam ball's most im- {50,000 miles talking to kids in| of Los Angeles and Vic Seixas mortal hero. 17 cities. of Philadelphia. { George Her- “I'm getting pretty old,” he| ‘ Australia’s second - seeded en-/man Ruth was a said, “and I want to do what I try of Don Candy and Mervin Sucker for kids. can for the kids.”

Rose also was victorious in an He knew about | He dian't add “pefore 3 die” match as was the third-{them from a

easy UrGs) \ [but that's what he meant. seeded foreign pairing of. Gorobackground {Sixteen months later, three] Fujikura and Fumiteru Nakano,/learned at St. years ago Thursday, the Babe]

two talented Japanese, whose Mary's Orphan- |died. But he’s still in there swing-

"Ou " $ g i i Ruth | | court tactics posed a strong age in Baltimore ling in spirit through the Babe threat. |When he was a youngster. Ruth Foundation, which last] , There could have been times in spring, gave spo rit smanship . {a rollicking career when the bel-"% “5/ y Chicago Prep Eleven |1,vin si Crs Spt wars fo 00 high seo! sen : : {might have forgot . B yo g Will Train at St. Joe jE ar gotten them But children’s village in work for

Times State Service

RENSSELAER, Aug. 14—Chi-| Never was..the Babe too busy cago St. Mel High School grid-to visit a sick youngster. Rashly men will report Sunday to St. he’d promise them a home run. | Joseph's College here for a week Like the time he called his shot Which Killed the Babe. of pre-season conditioning. in the World Series with the Cubs, A giant memorial’program will| Head coach at St. Mel is Joe the Babe-simply delivered. |be staged Thyrsday and contribuKeane, star end on St. Joe teams, They weren't names, or even tions may be sent to Babe Ruth, in the late 1930's. favorites. They were just kids. Box 3, Madison Square Station, Tn NN Suy the Babe probably New York 10, N. Y. It's one way . couldn’t have told their names. |you can help the Babe, to help] Fight Results es | _He was a sick man in the spring the kids. : ’

PITTSBURGH—Bob Baker, 220, Pitts-

burgh, outpointed Omelio Agramonte, 192,’ Stock Car Racing At Its Best!

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Cuba (10). PHILADELPHIA—Joe Giardello, 1553, | Philadelphia, outpointed Otis Graham, 160, Philadelphia 18). | NEWARK, N. J—Ralph Giordano. 139,] Newark, outpointed Basil Marie, 134%, Philadelphia (8). { NEW ORLEANS, La.—Bobby Lloyd, 136%, | Wilkes-Barre, Pa., outpointed John Capi-| tano, 130%, New Orleans (8); Ralph Dupas, 126Ya, New Orleans, outpointed Alex Fimbres, 122%, Phoenix, Ariz. (8). r i

Softball

Marion County Tourney Last Night's Results at Beech Grove— Barber Firestone 13, Naval Ordnance 0; gel Pharmacy 11, Mooney-Mueller- |

Tonight's Schedule—7 p.m, Indiana Beil] Telephone vs. Merry Go Round; 8 p. m,, | Ravens vs. Gesco; 9 p. m., TWA, vs. ' Vonnegut Hardware. | Last Night's Results at Munieipal—Kingan A. A. 7. Indianapolie Railways 0; Allied —

Florists 19, Coppi Drugs 0; Kinman. Ga-! = > Gates Open 6:30—Qualifications 7—1st Race 8:30

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