Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1951 — Page 28

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~ § ‘THURSDAY, AUG. 16, 1951

Jr. Baseball Teams to Vie For Titles By VAL DICKMAN Victory Field will be a tired old ball park after tomorrow. The sandlotters of Junior Baseball will give the Tribe's big field a real workout as eight

¢ teams square off in the finals for pe city championships of the

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& uble A, A, B and C Leagues.

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he Boat will begin at 2 p. m. with the C kJ Iv int Leaguers, followed by the B (a \ tly inter. League at 4, the A at 6, and the oh i” > a TRL A Can Double A under the lights at 8. . ‘« » Wy 2 : . Spectators not only will get six ~~ EYES CROWN—Here's the Brookside PAL Club, competitors for the B title in FOURTH TIME—The Fairview Red Sox will enter the B team championship | burs of Jatetall Jor Jee 505 the Junior Baseball championships at Victory Field tomorrow. Brookside plays the game for the fourth consecutive year. These Junior Baseball performers are (left to | ® Fa ean | pe u" iy Ot Fairview Red Sox at 4 p. m. in the second of four title games. Team members are right, front row) Gary Jewell, Jim Strange, Tom Gill, John Solomon, Dave Hedges, | 3 to promote baseball among the (left to right, front row) Don Gruner, Glen Relford, George Lowe, Steve Hon, Mike Tom Barney, Jim Young; (rear row) Dr. H. I. Gill, coach; Jack Best, Bob Houser, ? § city’s youths. Eltzroth, Jerry Booth; (back tou} Jim Montgomery, Ronnie Fox, Bob Ellenburger, Jerry Thompson, Bill Horton, Armond Hammond, Jim Batman, Duane Zaring and | & A 3 The Speedway Sparklers will Bill Siderwicz, Bill Kelley, Don Rhoads and Manager John Mitchell, Ronnie Tracy Manager Pete Sprecher. C championship’ contestants will vie‘at 2 p.m.; A, at 6, | : 2 open the program for the C. ac absent when the picture was taken. and AA at 8. Title games mark the end of the official season. o \ X League championship against | ne err —l IN} Oa ur Tio 7. Lineups Amateur Baseball— Alexander Crowd Favorite in Sioux Open ; NO. 1 y ’ S8I0X/! CITY, Iowa; Aug. 16/a comeback attempt from serLZ h A ] yesterday, | ' STARTING LINEUPS 3 ' (UP)—Professional and Eo fous injuries suffered in a plane ——— i In the B League, Brookside © League Championship Game at 2:00. ajor 5 un or OSS olessiona an See TV oi} re 3 3 PAL vies with the Fairview Red SPEEDWAY SLORCE | o > golfers battled par oo the E ee feath thal killed two « he S.. . 2 Sox; George Hoster Legion team Sra ERS : Lu wood Golf Course~today in the exander, wearing gloves to 2 4 @huck Stout, 3b Bob Laveock. ss J as om anion in first ¥6und of the $15,000 Sioux protect his hands and limping o §{ meets the Panthers in the A Joe Cork. If John Bailey, 3b ar ) 3.9 or s Lea Sd 1 League and Pennsylvania Motor B05 Finn cf , Lesiie Oraham City Open. ~ gL Slightly because of a leg bi gxen Inn plays Hawthorne in the Bill Healey, 1b Charles Haves, rf -If Happy Chandler wants a job Tryon All Stars as did Atkins Skip Alexander, playing out of In the crash, drew galleries in JRP. 2 Double A. Gordon Walker, ss Ronite Serer ab in baseball, there's one open. over the Eagles Lodge. St. Petersburg, Fla., held the pre-tourney play and slipped six ; 3 One boy from each league will TH 100% © Don Ee ootn, ib | The Indianapolis Amateur Vestal. Steel's Mike Dally fancy of the Crowd as he hegan stiokes Off Fat in. 38 holes. | 2 receive the George Lilly award] B League atd |Baseball . Association needs a Pitched amateur baseball's first i 5 for Sportsmanship and playing! ramRviEw BROOKSIDE president. It also needs a gecre-.no-hitter in an abbreviated five > ability. A panel comprised of RED SOX PAL CLUB tary inning game. Vestal's downed 0 x Herb Logan, Tom Grinslade, Lew Duane atime. 3b Glen Reltord, 3 A ton pene | AllisON’s 8-2, " | : 1 MEW Duane Zaring, 35 Sea-Reforn » Since President Frank Sigafoos = hy " : Winkir: Sige Mex Car burch GEIR LRAT" | oo Seckuars Brann: Soagonra gnc pumas pichea ne] M8 | st, 2 F s 7 hy % Bill Horton. ¢ Bill Kelley, 2b will hand in resignations at the hy shutt t Art Sacks 3 arkas, E. J, Voelker, John Turn- 2! Hor ONT ox : place by shutting out Art Sacks < 5 . John Solomou, 2b Don oads, en Tr 8 B “onlv two hits behind excell Saturday Ey nners: ro Shsinne A League at 6 ‘ments. But a nominating commit- support. A xcelient ) P. M. dividual pe ve 1 I” GEORGE HOSTER PANTHERS tee consisting of Bill Wertz of the TWILIGHT LEAGUE : Ronald Resins, 3) Don Semen Bb Indiana Reformatory, O. P. Smith Att Sacks Used Cars... 000 000 0-0 3 4 | TY] )) G T AUTO RAC ——— . John Stark, 2b ~~ Bob Pirtle, ¢ of Linde Air and Bill Roessler of SR S!08 SURE ton Plummer ang ‘ : Dee to Aid ND {Sed Bosler, 1b Dick Schrier #8 | vestal Steel, is having as tough a Sriicheld, o00 30-3-0.8 s JOH d Dri | ¥ SOUTH BEND, Aug. 18. (UP)— Prrol Tiesin. 18 Bonny hgetseh. 1t [tions as tne major leagues in se- Vestal Stee] eres 208 Tah ? 3, CIV Nations {Ts CIE LATE CAMPUS calls . " Johnny Dee, a star forward for Bii*miteReld 1 Ronnie Horseheld, rt lecting a baseball commissioner. Dayle” aay a Sityioeller ahif - y ‘ 3 rvans forfeite 0 Mallory Notre Dame Suing the 1944 46 Bill Meade, oat ne Hii ® At last night's meeting in City Eagles forieited to BC Atkins ME SR Ds ett Sppelnted ae PENN MOTOR INN HAWTHORNE {Hall, Wertz asked for more time TWILIGRT LEAGUE | f or § IR ler, 3t cker, 1 mittee. Members of thir fon Lost Pet. - OB Bra mater for the coming year. M schumacher, 2b Alin, Licker 3b on Be to extend the Rr bitten Bl ie | ae 2 ; e will serve under Johnny jim Covert, if Bill Cook. ¢ ©. * | mination of Officers Sonn side Saf i 1B au i | Jordan, new head comeh of theft Vin, Friar l GCUSGOT Dow 3, LpneeiRe RE i | a yaad Pru By ® | es Baill 8b 1 Horace Turner, p Jerry Kine, p | The Twilight League trio for|— —— AL : { | SCHIFF SHOES Tn — |first place remained deadlocked, | ‘Set Saddler-Pep Go Jatter last night's games, between gE AE LN 2 NE FO x my Vestal Steel, Mallory 7 . i for Men, Women and Children EW YORK, Aug. 16 (UP) Vestal Steel, Al HEIR LIEN I \J]1]1]1] : at Terrific Savings! Featherweight Champion Sandy, ry by forfeit over! ad i Mallory wo yy f eit ove . ! ~ : Bi * 259 £ Wash. Saddler will defend his title ory 3 Ride on BIGGER 3 1} ® $40 E. Wash. against Willie Pep in a 15-round J BETTER 3 Si © 346 W. 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