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Sports Parade— Spartans Made Top Grid Team
By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer With Army's cribbing-rid-dled squad entirely out of the running, t h e steamroller Spartans of Michigan State appeared ioday to be the number one eandidate for mythical national HOBOrS™wn the college gridfron this fc! Not due x start official competition in the Big Ten until 1953, Michigan State will open a lot o fearful eyes in the Western ee] ference this fall with a team built! -around- 24 lettermen which may! carry it to the top of the heap. In just about every section, however, it is going to be a battle right™from the opening gun and divisional honors at the moment! shape up this wav. EAST—Pennsylvania. MIDWEST — Michigan State and BIG TEN-—Wisconsin, SOUTHERN CONFERENCE —North Carolina. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE—Tennessee. SOUTHWEST ENCE—Baylor. : PACIFIC COAST — California. MISSOURI VALLEY—Tulsa. BIG SEVEN-—Nebraska. un sn 5 ONE of the most important early season games will pit Penn, the Eastern powerhouse, against California, again rated as the top Pacific Coast Conference Club. The winner will be right up front and center in the race for national honors. In the Big Ten, Wisconsin, with a veteran team, is granted a chance to top one of footbzll's sternest circuits, Notre Dame, among the independents, looks to another rocky season but they'll still be the Fighting Irish — and rough to shave. Tulsa is loaded in the Missouri Valley Conference race, afd in| the Big Seven, Bobby Reynolds is expected to lead Nebraska home over Oklahoma. u " n THE Pacific Coast Conference still ranks California as the club to beat, but it's going to be closer to pre-war races than it has been in the past few years. Washington, Stanford and UCLA all look capable of coming out on top. ‘North Carolina, with 25 veterans, may rebound to the top of the Southern Conference. Clems@n threatens again with a good line and Maryland has a batch of lettermen. Tennessee seems to have the overall talent to oust Alabama and Kentucky in the Southeastern Conference, where once again it will be a dogfight all the way. In the Southwest they're touting Baylor's burly Bears, who have a tremendous line and a horde of great backs led by Larry Isbell—brother of exPurdue great Cecil Isbell Texas, as usual, and the Texas Aggies #re the threats. All in all, it promises to. be a SER URES
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Brews’ Thiel Hurls No-Hitter
By United Press Milwaukee Brewer Pitcher Bert Thiel poured the old steam to Toledo last night in the opener ol
a double-header as he hurled the i)
first no-hit game of the year the American Association. He blanked the Mud Hens, 5 to 0. It was also the first no-hit game in Milwaukee in some 25 years, and the Brewers followed through by taking the second game of the twi-night stand, 7 to 2. The Minneapolis Millers also swept both ends of their doubleheader with Louisville, winning the first game, 6 to 3, and downing the Colonels in the second, 10] to 6. Kansas City gave Columbus another case of the Blues by beating the Red Birds, 7 to 2, Fight Results
By United Press ANSONIA Conn Bill PBossio 23 Pittsburgh. outpointed Johnny O'Brien, 120 Boston, (8)
CHESTER, Pa. — Frankie Sodano, 125%; PF Hisqelph) a. outpointed Filberto Osario, 1222, Puerto Rico (8)
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Midget Car Aces Shoot For 100-Lap Title f Thirty-three of the nation’s. top-ranking midget car Its Double Leo Drags on Dream ship race at the W. 16th St. Midget Speedway. Time trials to determine starting By Unied Fro United Press Sports Writer 8:30. The main event will be in- sshpurn, Phila 115 476 73 164 .345 Times \Spoeial excusable that he was thinking backward today to the A fan had just presented Du-2.0 yesterday in the seventh on dians need r gltisses.
pilots tonight will vie for one of the coveted 18 starting Tr hi A I Dodgers Will Fold Only the 18 fastest cars will i ou E gal positions will open at 7. The first NATIONAL LEAGUE kL : . Giant Manager Leo Durocher fondled an ornate $100 verted with the fastest car start- Robinson, Bklyn 107 376 74 128 340 ST. PAUL, Minn Aug. 17 historic collapse of his 1942 Dodgers and wondering if it They’ re rocher fhe pipe after his red hot a walk to Bobby Thomson, Wes
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positions _jn the 100-lap National AAA Midget Championcompete in the feature event. * By CARL LUNDQUIST » four 10-lap heat events will be at ¥ cf For Indians Musial, St. Louis 110 406 87 147 .362 ipe jus i for smoking pennant dreams. So it was - ¢ fla Bhiva. 106 373. 65 122 327 pipe, Just Fight fo 8! ing in the rear of the field. Whrostek, "Cincy = 112 427 31 139 [323 Among the crack midgeteers AMERICAN, LEAGUE H Pet who have entered are Henry Minoso. Chicago 110 400 a 138 340 en again. — Banks, AAA champion; Walt pi 5000 105 424 65 140 330 —Maybe the Indianapolis In- eoulan't happ 2 Faulkner. 500-Mile record holder: Williams. Boston 13 pe 90 He 27 LeRoy Warriner, local favorite]F°® Washington 39 39: 65 126 321 ; HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN
[seeing double. Giants ¥nad completed a three- Westrum’'s sacrifice, Maglie's in- and Midwest Shaiplon last yeas: Hodges, Dodsers 3 Williams, R Sox 100 A casual peek at the schedule ame sweep over the Dodgers on field out and a Newcombe wild NF ly ia Snider Dodgers n Robinson. W. sox 81 ) 83 ys + | Musial, Cards 27 Irvin, Glants shows why the Tribesters are & four-hit, 2 to 1 pitching master- Li Ra ox spolig Maglie's ently leading the national GampanelaDgrs. 25 Kiner, Pirates 8 optic - hoptic. Three straight Piece by Sal Maglie. Rares Ye elz AAW midget point standings; Art| zernial, A's 25 |double-header are on the agenda.| “Assuring all hands that ’ ; . Cros, winner of two previous RITS RUNS | The first comes here tonight. would never be used as a “peace - The Yankees made it three in LeRoy Warriner. races here: Roger Ward, Mike Ashburn. Phillies 164 Kiner Pirates 94 The Indians and the St. Paul Pipe,” the dandy little manager a row over the Senators, winning _ Nazaruk. sensational rookie who Dark, Giants 149 Hodges, Dodgers 91 Saints were supposed to play a went on fo recall that the '42 9 to 3, and cut Cleveland's Amer: ‘ finished - second in the 500-Mile Furia. Dodgers 14 yillsms, R Sox 30 single game last night. But the Dodgers hit the skids right after ican League lead to a game anc Two Quick KO's classi; and Potsy Goacher. FICHING
a .half as one of their ex-col- : ; ce a] Brecheen. Cards weather put a wet blanket onthe same kind of punishment And once again the drivers willi Bos. Dq8es, 13:3 Riecheen Caras 8 1
the plans. Fifteen minutes after which the Giants had just in-/leagues, Tommy Byrne of the Mark Fights Here be racing for additional prize Morean, Yankes 8-2 Nixon.R. Sox the game was called off the sun flicted on the 1951 model Flatbush Browns, snapped the gid mone) Laps. at $10 each, have was Demming down, juggernaut. winning streak at 13 games wit There are many been sponsored by Indianapolis Solunar Tables In every life a little rain must “We were ahead by 10'. games * three-hit, 1 10.0 shutout, boxers who might envy the fight- \,,¢inessmen and race fans. The fall. But too much has been on Aug. 5 and didn't have a care Rookie Lefty Art Shallock won ing prowess of Amateurs Frank money will be paid the leaders of falling on the Indians. They're in the world,” he said wryly. his first Yankee victory as the 3mith of Cincinnati and John tne various laps. The regular: lodas
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