Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1951 — Page 13

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v AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE fats | Racing Title 5 fe EA BE He ver Philadel t : AB RH TB HR 8B Pct B R I'B HR 8B Pct AB R H TB HR SB P i ¥ oO : Milwkee 4576 710 1208 1922 108 32 283 Brooklyn 4193 865 $180 1875 148 €5 .282 ot. ; Minepls 4222 156 1242 1924 129 79 281. Phila 4135 520 1084 1562 82 50 262 Chicazo 4228 589 1149 1630 64 79 273 3 ; | Kas Cty’ 4519 692 1260 1991 128 28 279 Pittsburgh 4130 548 1083 1675 116 25 .262 Boston 4221 66%, 115 22 1 Continued From Page 11 inning today to give the Brad | Play -U fol r G b INbrs’ thie an i ih 03 oo gu dott ia fh 0 Ib 3 ew vor aha csod ie ania 1k se ag oe Fitts oF 12 innit B0 rietory ovin toe Heda HA { uisv 44 ? ew Yor 31 5 2% 2 tory over the es in nn- 5 ) ) ra S i { Toledo 4370 615 17s 1734 96 39 269 Boston 4018 548 1034 1575 106 62 .257 Detroit 4148 552 1118 4710 83 20 .270 » 3 = | IoC “Paul 4302 658 1134 1716 95 85 264/Chicago 4014 489 1020 1477 79 53 254 Wash 4130...535°1092 1492 4 8 26% ings today sixth straight triumph and uni Climbs $36 386 1137 1657 84 36 262 Cin. 4036 442 1020 1468 76 28 253 (lave ie or 922 0 y. : . { 2 3 77°1088 (639 114 42 283 , “ . - ; S NOSSess Bn po : Si ape Rb ! Linco: rp AN TILOING on. rp gh po RIOR SRS ERNAON BRN Aq 250 Don Carlsen opened. the na ion. of third place bn : oe 3 pa Tw aS pes rs . cv iE, 481 - x , { \ im e AtTORRI TRAE. hr Fol N. : - pl SR Milwaukee ® Jus po 7 2 Pitia ° ¥ 109 0a 3210 1280 8 #70 bils 3 % 473.967 veb)=:64 33 243 frame with a single’ and was ri oe 2 : R x - | ~ . 3 36 T i ! 3 i E, n TOS - ~<THE BATTLE % 1 bi Continued From Page 11 Be poli” it 0 3348 114) 115 371 Boston 117 0 3176 1303 102 .978 FAM. FIELDING sacrificed to second by Castigli- + Braves had a four-run ictable- Art FOR automobile racing’s national cham- 004 arter the - Giant Columbus 0 331 Lie MO BIL Qicianati 108 § 3181 17 130 91s B DP TP PO A -R Pet no Rocky Nelson hit safely to Purst in the fourth inning and 3 Louisviiie 138 0 338 4 St r 3181 1297 110 .97 oston 138 3. 3201 142 : . y 3 § s 3 ding charh- pionship title moves to the Wisconsin State Fair mile track Dropo but Umpire Joe Paparella StiPaul 138 0 3368 1400 18-930, CITE HY 0 INT 147 138 373 Philaceiohia 162°0 -204 MBs 103 19 right, sending Carlsen to third/{N® Reds had a four-run rally of andro, Cal at Milwaukee this afternoon’ grabbed him from behind before Kansas City’ 130 1 3462 1454 190 963 New York 124 .0 3279 1350 134 973 New York 147 0 3219 ‘1400 105 978 ama ra lte their own in the seventh. But they ey . a : blows could be struck. INDIVIDUAL BATTING Anas IiVIBUAL BAITING, Clevelsng 108 0 3200 1204 100 977 ANA Konstanty walked both Ralph only served to offset one another 1 in the 70th It is a 200-mile classic. It starts at 2:30 p. m., Indian- Boston's first hit was Robin- (Includes players in tem or more games y AR 21h SB ap RB Pe Olu 49 341 1 3386 1377 123 975s Kiner and Bell to force Carlsen in the pitchers’ nightmare. The : : ’ : exe . , y d trout kK} 1215 1 2 wy a nateur tennis apolis time. There are 400 points —— son's first homer of the year, AB Han HR RBI Pt Aa ao aN.d 3 Wathiogton : 5 2 I:n ome. No defeats. teds used four hurlers and the before rain awaiting the winner, disappointment, Eastern fans are a line smash into the left field Walker.col #4 5818 MELE Ropinson.Brk 407 139 27 318 7 342 St. Louts 135 0 3ST 12% i y3i iner's 36th homer of the vear Braves three. . atl 3 shburn, Phi 495 168 24 3 139 oul. dy “of LR l ye only five That's enough points for Nick sending Lee birthday cards so he lower deck in the third inning. Cerv,KC 395135 18 21 26 101 342 Wyrostek.Cin 428 119 26 3 2 56 123 INDIVIDUAL BATTING had sent -heé Pirates off to a 1-0 Sisti doubled in the seventh and ie Nazaruk or Jack McGrath to grab/gets them Sept. 7th . . . and . The home Sox struck hack Inemeipadols 38 03 8 8.8 03 3 RNeCBl, 07.838 88 51 30s (Includes players hitting .230) lead in the second inning, but the advanced to third as Sam Jethroe the championship lead away from they're enclosing a dollar bill in with three in their turn and Sullivan, Tol 377128 21 7 11 85 .340 Campanella, Brk 402 128 22 0 27 84 .318 AB H 2 AR : ‘ 3 oly beat t his third straight bunt. Mathews. Mil 3% 01 5 333 Dark,NY 492 156 32 6 9 49 317! Fain.Phi BH 2B 3B HR RBLPt | Phils later tied it at 1-1 and 2.2, Peat out his straight | rnia playboy, Tony Bettenhausen . . . if Betten- each envelope with the card. three more in the fifth. Kah 208 9923 010 3 331 Furilio,Brk 301 138 28 313 78 313 Minoso.Clev-Ch 308 103 23 Jse a : > ‘Earl Torgeson's fly to Johnny se of his poor hausen runs into trouble. They've asked “The Angle’ to Boston loaded the bases in the Clarmeny 333 1710 3.4 4 J Tovah fe tas 5 4 H AMIRclhDe 459 130 24 '1 1 43 33; Fittsburgh went in front 2-1 Inigpurggtek in right was too short the U. 8. The favorite 1s Bettenhausen, help, Of course, we are going to ninth on singles by Clyde Voll- wanrkc 44 14 2 0 0 + NaifrinNY 418 128 13 314 #0 JOB. wasn en Hi gi 3 the Fourth, he the Phillies tied ("score him but Sid Gordon proi Bollweg KC 3683 115 23 12 15 56 .J17 at B . *Z Dilling “hy id ‘ 3 8°53 8 in the seventh. required only who has been riding victory help . . . we're sending Lee a/mer and A. Robinson and a pass RRiaxiiC 307 100 18 '1 8 34 314) SOgPer.Bas M3 IBA 112 43 08 DUlARerChI 234 8074 4 0 18 us it : duced a longer hoist to Hank over Thomas : groove in the No. 99 in which Lee birthday card with dollar en- to Fred Hatfield, but Holcombe Thompson.Stp™ 283 93 id 5 3 8 Jog | Reese e.Brk 451136 14 810 71 302 BauerNy 270 8413 3 8 48.0301 Pittaburel Philadelphia = Edwards in left and Sibby crossed § us ” 7 . Benson,Co § 3 T $ 5 3 t.22 ae L ‘ , N.Y. 61, Wallard won this year’s “500. closed, too. retired Pinch Batter Vern Ste- JH0i00 316 158 28 7 10 73 308 BRinraacCn E13 4 3.7 8% 302 MVockv Phi.cly S33 M11 28 £19 66 300 castgindb 4 1 1 3 Waitkusib-5 114 1 with the deciding marker. nn Any Lee Wallard fans who also phens on a pop and then Voll- Reed Mil - 424 130 26 2 1 46 .307|St.Claire.Bos 166 <9 11 2 1 16 .295|Avila.Clev 23130 17 2 7 3 308 Mtkveh,1b 2 1 3 0 Ashburncf § 2 3 0 Aft the Reds tallied an unmer scored while Dom DIM {o | Richter Eou 428 130 22 4 0 48 304 Metkovich Pitt - 327 96 18 2 3 31 294 Pesky Bos 55 109 15 4 3 34 307 Phillips,1b 2 0 1 Oi Ncholsnat 5 1 4 0 er e KR second round j HERE IS THE AAA title stand- want to help may send theirs to: Ne : agglo| |CassiniStp 41182 0 1 48 304) Snider Bik 478 140 22 637 7 293 McDougaldNy 303 9323 3 1p 13 307 Thomas.ef 3 0 4 0/Ennislf 6 0 0 Q earned run in the third, the ; 2 was in nto a forceo | Whitman, 8tp : 32 5 Gordon, Bos 409 119 22 25 29 aggio. Bos 9 13 2 ; y 6 0 OJ $s.) 5 1 2 . called were fng as the nation’s big league Lee Wallard, Room 215, Albany Hung Chicas d Mordaneki Tol” 330 710 16..0 4 39 .304 SchoendishstSL 392 11334 § -4 33 .388 Goodman.Bos 434 133 35 3 1b 82 306) HOwertn 1 3 8 0 Tammerss 6 4 3 3 Braves bunched five hits off Howie 3 drivers start this afternoon’s Hospital, Albany, N. Y. A eas Hofman,Mpls 175 53 9 2 6 30 .303|McCulloughPitt 177 51 2 1 6 28 .288 pox Chi - . . oe lnay If 3 5 - ro. £017 TR ¢ th t ore four iregor, second " « FAROA AB H O A Mavis. Tol - 255 77116 3 3 40 .302 '‘Abrams.Brk 146 43 8 0 3 18 1288! Sree 476 144 29 8 3 44 303 Kinerdf 3 1 8 0 Cabaliro3b 7 Fox in the four 0 sc ntrant, and classic: Flood Lee with birthday cards BMag.ct 4 § 3 HAN $22 5 gearist,KC 42512828 311 57 .301 Bell.Piti 25° 913 70. .287 Malesk! CR pnu P10 317 NU Bella 4 8 3 9 Seminjcke $2 3 2itimes. Boston picked up another tf Berkeley, | Bettenhausen, 1200 points; and dollar bills,” is the motto of Williams It $01 OMinosodh 3133 Mauch Mil 33 33 3 0.1 13 30) Marshall Be 13 410 «7 33% Berra NY 130 129 20 327 48 302 Gckidss 5 1 4 J Hntsimnp 0 0 0 1 run in the fifth. o y, Wallard, 1000: Mc- the ¢ i Dropo.ib 2 0 7 2 0 9 1 Campbell. Tol 393 11821 410 Bl JN VHLABh 1 3:3 1 383 Groth.Det 322 9723 172 30 Cole.2b £1118 1000 Nazaruk, 1003; Wallar ampaign. Goodmn.2b 3 0 5 31 1 o'Merson.iInd 533 159 32 4 17 83 298 Wilber.Phil 6 3 4 28 282 npiichell,Clev 292 3 Ee =i 7 . 2 - - i the first of > Vo 11.4 111 SKalindnd 358 107 18 3 17 83 .298 Mueller NY 8 4 9 #4 381 purtiew 92 118 13 7 10 55 Carlsenp 5 2 0 2 Hansenp 0 0 0 2. The Reds staged a four-run ex 0 foreign na- Grath, 820; Henry Banks, 1850 2:8» Hat{ldah 31 0 0 1Sheelye 4 2 2 0 Mangan,Ind 270 8014 & 7°45 26 Mave NY 329 17 417 M IIs Hoeay Jos MS lo ln : Brown 1 0 0 0 nigsion of their own in the top of led Japanese § champion, 712; Emanuel Ayulo, BOB GATLIN, who was in- A Rbnsonc $3.4 2 Carrsauelss 3 1 2 3 Peadieronie i 3 3: 12 13 5 i Miksis. Br Xe hi 118 116 114 as 330 McCormick Wash 190 56 5 3 0 18 Konstnty,p 1 0 0 3 the seventh to tie, 5 to 5 tA > . nm. p 2 2 Dp 3 2 } ne, Mpls 2 7 2 £ 1 5 ne Ane aa i ba {ryhoski 1 13 15 3 - . - - sev y & J. Fujikura, 1-8, 700; Andy Lindef, 647; Bobby jured when a stock car crashed Fonts } 1 § jeeomben’3 027 Carex KC sian 210 & F Jockman NY $15 13330 10 Mf : Rusby.Chi . Bali a Totals Totals 46 2 10°36 18 Cincinnati Boston = . 7 Ds < y Stephens 0 ourtney 3 4 2 35 9]'} 2 0 - aaa a3 24. ‘alo, Pt 318 12 3 5 avertor to ibl ay 3.1 Ball, 500; Walt Faulkner, ‘500; the infield judges stand at W. eplien 10 0 : Dallessandra.Ind 297 86 22 4 9-81 200 Hodges, Bri 344 121 21 134 75 alo Phyl ie Be RL 11 6 Toa ple \ double play for o tin 3b BH $ 3 3 3 Duane Carter, 410; Carl Forberg, 16th St. Midget Speedway two Totals 31 824 10 ‘Totals - n a 13 Sheridan, Mpls 224 5 1 0 8 40 290 gones.Ehil $id I Ms Joost Phil 410 127 22 4 15 ‘39 Sister struck out for Heintzelman 2.2 40 3 SE 00: Bill Schindler, 300; Chuck years 3 ivers Siepieny popbed ouy lor Masiersen. in Rf : 86 0 "3 agg| Reiser Pitt 140-33 '8 3 2 14 nh, Wash 405 117 18 4 21 95 sixth $13 3a d Alastair 300; Bl o . G Fore 160: yeals ago, spent the anniversary Bt nm 001 000 001 —2 Hascall Ing on 13 % 9 1 oe 233 H Rice, Stl 148 40 8 0 3 27 Yabinson,Chi £45 128 18 4 21 os Brown fanned for Hensen in eighth had 4 } 8 0 Ice asia Stevenson, 200; Gene Force, 160; of that “knockout” still in bed chicago 003 030 00x—6 Rue,Ind 172 4912 0 0 11 .285 PITCHING RECORDS D : 1 712 48 28s Pitt t / 010 100 000 001-3 4239: 1250 the national Duke Nalon, 150; Gordon Reid, |ast Tuesday. Errors—Pesky, Dropo. Runs Batted in— Mozali,Col 356 100 26 3 T 43.281 (Includes Only First 30 1 §12 57 287 PRiiade hi ead 001 000 loo 0002. 3! Sei 0D ! . ee 970° P . Robinson, Fox, Minoso. Zarilla. Sheely, Broome Lou 261 7313 2 8 51 Ww 1 Ww 1 3 27 105 irrors=—Sticklan arise /aitkus 2 0 0 2Hrtsfld2h 4 0 2° 2 i 140; Paul Russo, 120; Roger Ward, Bob is in a cast—has been for DiMarslo. Two-Base Hits—Sheel?. Home Kress Col 132-31 7 2. 6 4 3 Spencer. NY 3 5 7 38 Runs Batted In—Kiner, Bell 2, Ashburr 3 oion, 6-2, 6-3, , r . } A ham one. | MeQuillen. To BE A 22 i 4 0 Spencer NY 3 4 3 31% Ta X HEE BE a ASHDUN 0 0 0 0'Sain.p 1 049-0 112; Don Knepper, 100; Cecil nine months—and unable to get Buti, Ay orice, Sesifee olcomy. Megulin®ol 30 313 4 3 3 } jhe 2 pie Hal bd RO Seton ee Re eae Joga, FY t 4 4 : ox 1 0Ja Y 16 9 ? 11 17 > Js . Kiner 9 0 0 0Chipmanp 1 0 Griffith, 98: Freddie Agabashian, jut ‘except to the front porch of Ri ns ong Joss to Pox 0 E Robinson : aus Mi 35 155 26 13 & 46 ni. Phil 1.0 Erskine Brk 14 8 Doerr Bos 37a 3 2 03 2 ! Heintzelman Castiglione 2 Ashburn 1.0 0 0 an? , y Z Le 31 Ses oston 9, Chicago 3ases Ti 1.8 352 9725 5 1) 5 3 3 1 Ni 1s. Bo. 7 rown. NV 2i3 107 18 212 ‘6 . a SP npr erifices. - 'n's matches »88; Troy Ruttman, 80; Bill Vuko- his home on a special chair. Al-'on Balls—-Off Holcombe 7. Nixon 5, Mas-| Lewis Col 38 16 0 0 0 2 Hanson Pah i 0 Roberts Phil tp HiBfovnNY 243 6810 2 5 44 Sar Agno, Hamer. coachitices 8000 aA these, Mar- vich, 58; Sam Hanks, 50; Joe though the hours are long for Nixon ,! Mock Ont BY Spjeome. I Brent, pL 13 21 I 4 i 3 Boe Bk 14 Fen rep 13 8 Mele W A 1 13 33 3 i ns WaitkUS: Tero Homner br Wartkus Totals 38 92412 Totals 341127 8 aso, Tex., de=- Garson, 50; Johnny McDowell, Jo Bob, “his spirits are good and in 4a innings, Masterson, 2 in ig Wild Beard.Ind_ 335 91 14 8 8 28 12 Relic NS it 5 earn NY fit 16 11 SEeSuL Wash 222 L310 4 8 20 g Carlsen to Garsioia to Phillips; Caballero X sher fouled out for Perkowski in ; tch—Nixon inning cher--Holcombe rnacle, To 2 517 3 ¢§ 10 3 fo) 3 Spahn.Bos ‘ aad 103.17. 3 3 t Cus e on s Pittsburgh 12; ve or ; nmuller, New Bob Rigsby, 33; Roy Sherman, 2 he's looking forward to getting (s- 9). Losing Pitcher Nixon im Um- Zauchin Lou 431 114 24 611 94 27 Broziestl, 3 {igpann Bos | 13 n Mpstont 203 010 2 4 2 sen 4; Hansen 1; Konstanty 1'2 Church 3: Adams popped Sut for Adams in eighth Edna Salichs, | Joe James, 17; Johnny arso back to the race scene next sea- pires—Hurley, Papare a and-Duffy. Time—| O'Brien Lou 325 88 20 2 5 55 271 King.Brk 14 58mith.Cin 5 4 Coleman StL-Chi 412 112 10 8 & 3 Philadelphia 14 Base on Balls Off--Carl- Cincinnati _.... 001 000 400— 5 0. 2:13. Attendances-21,009. Gilbert. Mpls 411 111 19 3 24 85 .270 Brecheen StL R 3 Werle, Pitt 6 5 Easter.Cley 367 0p f 5 6 5; Heintzelman 2: Konstanty 1, Hits and 5 00" did 000 410 10x— & nated Nellie 12; Johnny Tolan, 1 {son, In the meantime letters) 4 ’ Prag ol 336 88 8 2 3 23 2 Leonard.Chi 10 4 Blackwood.Cin 13 12 hd 2 8 3. 419 V Heintzgelman 3 Strike Quts By-—Carlsen BOO McMillan, Edwards, Jorgeson. giami Beach, Here are the points the drivers from fans will be welcome at JOOSt Paces S {Ozark Sip 2 os 11d of 30 NeweombeBrk 16 ViSteiey.Su hn 2 HICHERS RECORDS Runs Off Church 4 and 2 in 3 innings: Gordon. Runs batted in—Kiussewskl .. > Ly." Ft /R 1 y 268 - ludes Only First 30 Heintzelman 2 and 0 in 3; Hansen 1 and Stallcup, Gordon 3, Marshall / Ss, ar-" will receive in the order of finish: his home, 430 Leeds Ave.” Tele- Conway TJ] 336 8610 4 & 30, J68 fn tio in 2: Kons . : ; d Gordon's ’ ~ . Marshall.Col 157 42 7 1 4 19° 363 y WwW 1 ’ 0 in 2: Konstanty 2 and 1 in 4 Passed geson (Wyrostek score on or > 20 Co ; KC 3 a o 22 a m wi ] & Hnni tc Sa rISaT 3 erro y Tth hits—Gordon ry served as 400, 320, 280, 240, 200, 160, 120, phony calls also would help to Over Browns, 9-1 Marquis, KC 382 102 12 6 1 37 267 pee rome ras Alma. Chi 3 0 Garver.st[ W L Ball-Seminick_ Winning pitcher—Carlsen. error in 7thi, Two base : : Brancato,StP 212 62 9 0 3 38 Mastersan Bos 3 0F N 19 a 12-00: Loser—Konstanty (5-11), Umpires Marshall, Sisti. Stolen bases—Torgeson finals oF the 100, 80, 60, 40, 20. Rnguen hs days. The number! ST. LOUIS. —Eddie Joost Turner.Ind . 21% 33.7 3 8 Jo njures el r.Cley 20 a1 15 ao Robb. Pinel pa RE bn Jethroe. Left on bases—Cincinnall 8. Bosmplonship to- 8 un. 9 is 1IMperial 6154. sparked the Philadelphia Ath-DelaGazaTol 353 of 11 5 4° 2% | S Iby FAN 3 it 15 9 Attendance--5270 ion Bch ut by—Fox 1. e : 3 52 6611 1 4 1 ! 8 3 t 8 1 Sain 1, Estock 3. Struck ou y: 1 J Cham | ; 7 2 § : : 1 7 stro 3} verl 2, Sain, Chipman 2 h transferred EIGHT MORE National cham) bor Day Slate letics to a 9-1 victory over the St. Kind. Tol 253 80 8 107 41 A head-on crash in which one Lonsiny 1g 3 QuowsdY' 3 Braves Saueeze Brey ang a s, Mass. The pionship races are on the {Louis Browns today as the A's ParteeKC 161 42 8 2 2 22 261 driver was injured highlighted 17 8 Gu 8 5 q e Perkowski 0-and 0 in 11a; Byerly 2 and because the hedule for the season, all 100 PLENTY of races, of all types, ¢ | Dickens Mpls 104 2% 4 1 3 0E try 17 8 1 3 1 in 1; Erautt 1 and 0 in 1; Sain § an » $ schedu Du-lare th 1 ‘made their final appearance of jenses KC 96 25 31 0 6 15 360 the racing card at the Speedrome 8 4! 12 9 B Rh d 6 t 5 1 in 4 FEstock 2 and 4 in 23%: Chipman e unplayable milers execpt a 200 miler at Du-are on the card for Labor Day, the season in Sportsman's Park. Sted, 141 0% £2418 3 last night : 1 : ¢ By Reds, 6 to Laren hn Hh le, pen hte ns . rains. { § Quoin. They are: Labor Day, Se eDh Bs ; | Joost delivered three hits, {Roweilind 31 8.1 0 0 1 Ray Selby spun. in the sixth cna 3 3} ; 1411. BOSTON Sibbl Sisti scored pitcher. Byerl mlaniant ras Par u ! 3, DuQuoin (Ill) Fair; Bork. Re 8 g one is the AAA 200-/scored three runs, and drove in Lucdilo Toi-Mnls 168 43 11 1 5 24 '33s/1ap of the fourth heat race and K?avaWsh-Ny 3 5 Coneiesra wash 1 4 After a caught fly in the seventh rE Donatelly alin all- Austrglian ; N. Y. State Fair, Syracuse; Sept./Mile ational Championship for another to lead the attack JgLopfMpls NE ir 381 his car was rammed bv one ir sam—— mn ——— i Frank Sed : 9, Detroit (Mich.) Fair; Sept. 23, speedway cars at the DuQuoin against Duane Pillette. Fred San- Bu ris Mil 100 25.72 0 0 ‘8 250 driven by Richard Warfield - i rai «2 0 § 8 y . vis Rose 208 i Centennial Park, Denver, Colo.; (Ill) Fair at 2:30 p.m. . ford and Jim Suchecki. Creger.Col 20 s5 2 4 1.13 33 Selby was rushed to St. Francis ; $ Oct. 21, San Jose, Cal; Nov. a The tops for stock cars is the! Joost walked in the first in- flattind = 123 31, 7 1 2 12 .248 Hospital. His condition was not ANNO UN( ING bles playoff Phoenix, Ariz.;' Nov, 11, Bay Mea- second annual Southern “500” at ning, stole second ‘and scored on Hoak StF. 317 78 7 & 5 29 .248/Serious, . » v i t C 90 4 2 5 2 n u Pa 1a: i dows, Cal. {Darlington (S.C.) International Elmer Valo’s double to give the rirer Mpls SBA 30 3 2 For the racing record Kenny > lans wri Play i 3 un» Raceway. It will be a. 500-mile A's the lead. Shean I 220 33 233 241 Toole came from last position to 2 THERE'S STILL no assurance classic for 1949-52 model Ameri-. Bobby Young, who had four Gearhart ind 112 26 7 8 31 12 33 capture the 24-car feature event rere ' tis 1 iz 26 5 0 8 01 O33 40 : of races at the State Fairgrounds can stock cars, sanctioned by hits to lead the Browns’ attack, Ni Alister Co 440 3818 § 3 40 23 in 7:42.29 minutes. Richard Pol- } - J o y liperto.Col 193 42 4 2 0 19 .218 \ulloy i here this year . . . not even op- NASCAR (National Association tiple to open the Browns’ half 70 Pre 124 46 8 0 2 13 217 jars and George Pollard: finished d., Aug. 25 timism. for Stock Car Racing.) It’s the and scored on Jim Delsing’s in- Sokei Mos Lp 3211 782 10 313 ehind Toole! Toole also won the t, University Reliable operators of races— same sanctioning board that Heid oui for ‘the Browns Onlyifero KC-8tP 132 338 1 7 2 2 fs heat race of the evening. : S 's “500” run, ty e score. olton,Lou § % 8 0 4 200 : won the Mid- local people—are ready to provide staged last year’s “500” there. I ying th core Then Joost Hoiton.lou Bas ; alter Johnson won the semiCourt tennis the national championshi uto! There's ‘a $25. 000 purse. Qualify- singled in the second inning to Peters, Ind, 40 5 3 0 8 3 125 final and Horace Boring took the 8 i i : v 25 y a by defeatin races if they can get an SKeh to ing trials wig be tomorrow drive in Joe Astroth, and give the “*7¢" rrvcurn's feconns 0 1% trophy dash. Other heat winners 4 g hen its is/through Friday. The race will Ahtletics the lead for good. w 1 were Cullen Bow, Dale Yeley an * Mulloy of use the Fairgroun v & d 1i Philadelphia St. Louis Hogue, KC 4 vy Si n.Stp BE Al C arier. : 4 sS ie, amson. i i 9-7, 9-7, 0-6, otherwise idle, TR a Sl m., i Indiavape IB cout ABH O A ungay ABH QA JohnsonMil 13 3 Fox.Mpis LR ‘ me, wi cars e Joost.ss > 3.2 ung.2b 3 Black.StP 4 1 Barnh Mpls 5 . Some of them have told e 9 n on gt FAandb 3 110 1Delsingc! 35 1 2 0 BowmanMpls 4 1 RL “Angle” of their willingness to give STOCK CARS. Indianabolls v. 1th Bt.ilimmer,ib "0 0 0 OLollar,c-3b 52 3 2| Hutchings.nd 4 1! Papish.Ind 8 oess er Swee S — —- 3, Valo rf - . 1h » . the fans the races they want. | igoubleheader; 2: 30 m! "and 8: W >. Ry Sarnia 3 13 3 Wabail' Wl $2 Fil 33 Be _- ; b Ol ay e 4 o i Title y xno]. i ciThe Fale BosaJatitk could nae, omg peedway ( ey ie Klages 2. A 3: AIAMLLY wis 3 3 i PENS gyi t Mud eS ia 2) 16th $4 ace mT S r Y, wf aT x Kug. 25 TOBE “those Cd "aitey Snecdway wt ARR PIR 0b 1 0 Loge: ohana ESE er RE Fame ENE A of Lees Sum- thousands of fans hope, epson (8:30 0 Yo Martinp 3 0 0 1Pillettep 2 I 1.0 Sehacht Mil 2 Niemi Re Nraciny © A ROARING ROADSTERS—Third annual Scheib p 1 0 1 0 Maguire 1.0 0 gi ZSpacah unerief K 5 8 g card in the history of the jz 100 i 1% - K.Peterson.StP 2 -1! Marlowe Tol 79 the Canadian. Other Races Today [BI sIArmRIY Winekter speed: gmt 88 81 RENAITAT 3 NPIL gf W. 16th St Midget Speedway ne. . homas.Co ste. Mr 40 Q a ~ men 8 ING 1 STOCK CARS-—Indiangpolis | Ys 10th B85. Y3Y 3:30, BT esdway cars at Pikes!” : BYIne wiv 5 5.0 0 Sleaver RC 3 Hie 4 urred last night. when Frank , lefeating Pat Speedway, Spesdrome, db Peak. Colo : . = . Jester Mil 11 6 FanovichMpls 6 9 Roessler turned in the fastest 1 tate Ts ot Ss Hi 3 ey 3 : 3 stest 46%, Bok Sah m Speed: paren xy Ch Falr and” Alamont Maguire ‘struck out ff Pilleie in Bvansdou 3 1 kihecdna 5 a Lime trial, won the first heat, the A Television is only as good as the s behind it. | d feel RR ne Way a ow ’ th afternoon severntr Nevel KC 13 8 Ross. KC 3 5 Second semi-fi RE To Eat CNTh GETS Toledo Ve Speedway, 200 Bear announced Aas batter, for San- Thiel Mil 13 8 Fo Lou 4 7 event. I Yinal and the feature y 9 ervice ehin it. ¢ sa gran fee Ing gxcent "WI aiions at|, ps. 3 p. m. Indianapolis time. ford in enti: "0 82 "HHH 10 SUR [Gorin © 11 7 miakedol in Roessler is also the hold- when you purchase a television from Lane Radio knowing that if trouble i runs at and eaturs with » o eighth : - ¥RTyer n Rutherford. SP 12 8 Pat AH Col 5 10 er of the track record, h Id d 1 th &r aL d t villi ; gualifying 3d nts first race.| wwoeN THE Championship P Bhiladeiphia 110 000 203-9 Metoln KC 9 6 €urtis.Ind 1 6 Gene Warriner, another mem shou evelop, eir $ rvic: sR ment is wi ung. and able to serve you < Vim 2 St. Louis ( 000-1 Kenn ou - 32 Chambers.Ind * 2 ” 1em- > ; L LJFEEDWAX Of ous Warhe (Minn) | Stock Car’ Clup drivers race at rs—Philley, Marsh. Runs Batted Ih t Tol . 37] Shambers in 21 ber ‘of the ing family that in-| NOW + y NE ECE rp r og SINE. 4 Zernial 2 a- 1 n A 1 . > a 1 sic way. CSRA Indianapolis’ 16th St. Speed- SAA re xe ae 5 14 cludes LeRoy in the midgets and ~ } SnGEn - Dirton sd Sugedupr. way tonight here is how "the Yala Arie, You A ey Mk Tie geye. un 3 5.3. Jimmy in the stock® won his - after . v hr its ley Stolen Lint, n 1 . 5 = 1 : h k leaders will stand in. the point Base Joost. Double Plavs—Joost to Suder binian or 5 ai ! 4 first race when he captured” the i Other Races T is rating for the season's title: Re ey Ct, 1 AL aounE Nfekd : 4 Krieger. Col p82 third 1 heat event. "Other heat win- > | JSTEEDWAY CARS. Temprion, SL Paull yy, Kimmerling, 2115: Her. Git ig Kilisgeinhis, 16. paces oo, Balls Mecibiad 87 Sede Tol C0 1 Harrison he son and Jack ) $ Ry ~ . f Martin 3, 11 1s 8 . ain. 211 san. KC {yma : ales AAA sprints. shell White, 1948: Jack Farris Struck Out ay Shari 4 Pillette 2. Hits’ Mossor FSP R 3 3h Peter a 0 } ar Ta, t Tie first’ semi-final STOCK ©, T nigh an- ’ ~io 2nd Runs illette., and 4 in 17 in- —— Shick also wen 0 arrison. # | ville, 1l., esday night.!| 1860: Audie Swartz, 1716; nines Fahy rd 1. and 0 in 1, Martin, Rov Atki WwW * Speedrome; ‘Thursday ht, Cinclonati 7 + Bre 10 and 1 in 735, Scheib, 1 and 0 in 1 N | nson and Ellison fol- ; ASHER } Race Bowl§ Friday night, Indianapolis’| Jimmy Warriner, 14838; Bryon 1. Hit by Pitched eison Wins Stock {lowed Roessler across the finish! £ 16th St. Midget Speed Speedrome.| m1 or. 1472: Fenton Gin- (Zernialy, Winning in nisl ¢ un Valley at Anderson; Fas at ’ “3 tcher—M 19 Losing Pitcher pb . Faulkn: ine in the feature. Another stock!| = a Hauish ond Speed erick, 1158: Frank Roessler Pillette (5-141, Umpires—Grieve, Stevens, ace; ou ner bmp bi] i a t Ins KB ’ 25 hs * ‘Summers. Time—2:43. Attendance—1699, ar race program will be pre-! hs : { mp exandria; Saturday nigh Ins 9 1s 1119: F Kk + MILWAUKEE. Wis SR p ¥ Iq Slanapolis W. 16th St. Midget Speedway.! 1142; Bill Eubanks, 9; Fran S + D f + is., Aug. 25 sented tonight with time trials at i i ne. Faces “Simirleadtone 50 n3o| Mike, 935: Bud Moneymaker, enaiors erea (UP)—Norm Nelson of Racine, ¢ and heats at 8:30. i . f " , Na : p. m., first race at WP 875: Dick Passwater, 871; Jack . . Wis.. todav . o — : ’ : 8. f y 2.06 miles Lire ARS, forswianeiter nent. im, 85 - ama, Tigers Again, 11-5 BY average on peedrome; qualifying, 7:30, ifrst race,| Harrison, 830; Johnny Arnold, ’ : ¥ S a an per hour to win his second 100- SOCCEr oop ets

ROARING ROADSTERS — Wednesday| night, Cincinnati Race Bowl: no aqualifi- { ¢ations, first race, 8:30 o’elock. i Richmend Speedway has discontinued { {ts Sunday night midget races, i i

” n o DAYTON (0.) Speedway willl run its 100-lap AAA big car| sprint races on the half-mile track| next Sunday afternoon. The race has been moved up from Sept. 23.| Purse will be $8135 plus $1000 lap rizes. The races will start at } :30 p. m.

” ” ” THE NEXT AAA championship midget race in this area will be i} run at Kokomo Speedway next i Sunday night at 8:30 o'clock. i The upcoming schedule is: Tomorrow night, Motor City Speed- { | way, Detroit; Wednesday night ; Broadway Speedway, Knoxville, Tenn.: Friday night, Soldier Field, | Chicago; Sept. 3, Toledo (0) Speedway; Sept. 4, Walsh Sta-| dium, St. Louis; Sept. 6, Moline, (I11.) Speedway; Sept. 7, Milwau- | kee (Wis) Fair Grounds; Sept i 30, Springfield (I1l.) Speedway i Sept. 12, Cincinnati (0.) Race Bowl: Sept. 14, Indianapolis’ W. 16th St. Midget Speedway; Sept. 16, Williams Grove (Pa.) Speedway: Sept. 19, Rockford (I11.) Speedway; Sept. 21, Lafayette Speedway; Sept. 23, Motor City Speedway, Detroit; Sept. 25; Broadway Speedway, Knoxville, Tenn.; Sept. 28, Kokomo Speedway; Sept. 30, Springfield (IIL) Fair Grounds, 100 Miles, All are night races, starting at 8:30

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| 30, which starts at 2:30 p. m. { - 8" ” EASTERN AUTO race | have started a campaign to make i Indianapolis race winner, Lee Wallard's birthday a happy one! on Sept. 7.

recovering from the burns received in the race at Reading, Pa., he'll still be in the hospital. To

o'clock, except Springfield, Sept.

Lee had hoped to get home tor} i his birthday but, although he is|

keep Lee cheerful despite this

.695: Charlie Jackson, 678; Ray Arndt, 647; Johnny Mitchell, 629; Wayne Hawley, 621: Bill Holloway, 614; Jimmie Davis,

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DETROIT. — The Washington . : Senators ‘made it three straight mile AA stock car race at the today over the Detroit Tigers, Wisconsin State Fair Grounds.

taking fans in Briggs Stadium. The “Senators took a three-ru

iner, record holder at the $ndian- relinquished it.

back on May

apolis Speedway, {Agajanian team next

team,

the 30. They've patched up their differ- Dick Kryhoski, ences and the story is that Faulk- but [ner has been reinstated to the Tigers made one more

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rand Ralph Beard, star guard of the |

Indianapolis Olympians, i is keep- | ing a sharp eye and Jetting | some summer conditioning working as a laborer at the Indiana State Fair Grounds. When the State Fair gets under way this week, Board will move into the ticket department to aid Ticket Manager Stewart Parsons.

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Detroit scored three runs | third on hits by Getry and George Kel couldn't catch up. in ninth on hits by Kell and Johnn Groth, but Berry end the game .

Lipon popped out for Borowy in eight

a 11-5 victory, before 7165

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Nelson, who also took winner's honors in the race yesterday n was 1:32.07.26. Walt Faulkner, Cal, also driving a came in second and Frank Bu-|

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Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 25 10-game schedule for the ear-old Midwestern CollegiSoccer Conference was antoday by G. K. (Joe)

Mercury, |(Guennel, conference president.

Conference play will begin Sept,

rany, Milwaukee, was third in a|29 with Indiana hosting Morton Junior College. Thirty drivers started and 23 iS defending conference champion. finished to spliff the $4700. purse. Other league members,

Wheaton College

helping

A four-car pile up with only three the game make great strides in

Washington 311 200 301-11 mory. Detroit 103 000 001-— 5 ¥ Errors —- Michaels Priddy, Souchock Tom Martindale of Milwaukee» Runs batted in—Vernon 2, Mele 2, (Ver-

non forced in when Kluttz walked in 1st),

off —Starr 5 and 4 in 3 innings, ‘Harri

and The Mighty Atlas of Holly-

Hits and rung uled for two falls out of three or!

{60 minutes.

Stary Michaels 2, Yost Runnels, Kijtiz Harris, Mullin, Priddy, Kryhoski, Groth 2 , E {EiaSave Sits Vertion, Starr, Coun.’ Kell, | WOOd. Cal., will comprise half of! riddy, roth. ome run -— Michaels. y {8tolen base—Coan. Sacrifice hit “Harris, | the double feature along with | Double | niays -Kryhoski sto R.itid tolOtto Kuss of Pine City, Minn, rvhos eft on ases ashington » : ~ Detroit il. Base on balls off—Starr 1,against Ray Eckert of Califor-| Harris 3, Trucks 3, Bearden 1, White 3. - Gray 1, Struck out—By "Harris 2, Trucks nia, Mo. Both bouts are sched 2, Bearden 1, Borowy 1.

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30 Th ST ks Land oi, i Barden i ‘ aiell Borawy 1 and 0" in vo taray 3 and 1in 3 | The opening match will pair}; | Dal Swit, Winnihe pitcher “Hurits (5:8) jentleman Jim Dobie, Windsor, ‘Losing pitcher—Trucks (7-8). Um res. Ont., against Joe Millich, St. | tendanee he and Berry, Tine—2:40. Louis, for one fall or 30 minutes.

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Washington Detroit laps to go dropped Tony Betten- the Mjdwest, are Chicago UniverAB H O A AB HO A sity, d Purd Yost. 3b 5 2 1 4 Priddy,2b 2 3 '4 hausen, Tinley Park, Ill, from an urdue University, Runiiels.ss 5 33 3 Kryhoskilb $ inl sacond’ to fifth place. No one was The complete schedule is: Ynot 1h ; iY 2 Mullin r 3 2 : 8 injured. aa, at Morton ME nlanay Out, 5 Michels.3b 5 1 3 4 Grothe 5 2 2 0 t————————— I Morton: Ok 2%: Wheaton at Indiana; Robrtsn, p> ’ Cag i . 3%, Rovian. $ 3 3 oi gwiite i i 3 39 . E 1 Wheaton at 4 Noo 3 Mon at I 21 0 0Trucks.p 0000 Main vents op Wheaton; Nov. 4, Indiana ast Purdue: 1 01 0 Beardennp 2 0 0 0 . Poriac as oiaus at Chicago; Nov. 10, \Eglexay 1 8 2 2 Wrestling Card Tuesday ! — Borowy,p 0000 | Linon 1000 Two main events and ohe Gravp 409 0 I ALWAYS FLY Lo roiate’ TRITEAT votal WH HH other bout will make up Tuesday OLAS i a 1 I'ntals V1 Kolloway flied out for Bearden in sixth. night's wrestling card at the Ar- LAKE CENTRAL

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