Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1952 — Page 30
the top berth but such dire re- |Ziffrin Truek Lines, 613; Fred Yo. is one of Cleveland's great.
—- —_— EE omy, - at Cn A Se Sr STO TER ; : oe fi, : i s : » ¥ rw - - : EN ree TT TE Tr m—— . . J ey mmm * - eo : : ; PZ IR Dr gry pa oy . a es eR a 4 * 0 E Pi i : ry r ae : - » : : - ' : . ; FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 1952 : " PAGE 30 — : ; THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : : i - - 34 bot rR oPicht FRIDAY, nN 30, 7 : ; : a .| Hairston Is Favored Against Priest onigy cs -urv Challenging Cleveland ~~ Dunkel Basketball Ratings (Okla. A & M [5h oie So be wine ois Mercury Challenging (Cleveland ~~ Dunkel Basketball Ratings /Ukia. JETT, ve Ue | ON 3 ; im ys |weight of Cambridge, Mass., will They quoted deaf-mu ! TODAY ; Jury Irked by big give a 03 lesson to-/of New York the faverite at 3-1 : nN" bs RAY AC setg INIA ‘#3 indians Tech 134 Inight- to young Eugene (Silent) today. They favored the 22-year-in e ue » : 5 Seton: Hal > ni ozoin. Md e RH B. Wallace "83 Cae 3 ro Hairston’ at St. Nicholas Arena. ‘old Negro because of his youth " 3 ; : : Sten . DWE yine May Sredler od Dares ! ae Track an But price-makers believe the and punch, ) : . : - " y “6, v. ¢1.5 Dayton 174% Levels, IN, 66.2 vgn it A TEST OF consistency ool. a GE She H 2 Philips. Alipemse © MT Kemen 33 griUIWATER, Okla, Jan. 18 x . : > a . /ayns U. . ar - DePaul “67.0 Beloit 66.9 i 4 ! : , . 812 when the pressure is on will YW, Michigan ‘i? Cinamman 412 Fe 403 rraenien ses (UP) — Oklahoma A&M Track | . be given to Chester Smith In- Gogtown, DE 04 0 4 Washington +77 l0diana 413 Purdue *40 Coach Ralph Higgins who O . hs y , - ; n entral * - Stat 2 . surance tonight at Pennsyl- Cre isp. Mal Ceorma T4040, “58 Mmnesss 614 thought “track too big for that | : y Unite . . 5.3 Kans. Stat 18.4 ™ 54.0 »% i vania Alleys NEW YORK, Jan. 18 Misr tats +388 Aumurn . 518 Kent State . *578 wisemners 42 Sort of: thing lashed out at STATEHOUSE The C. 8. 1. quintet moved into wdkdd ’ : : Texas ASM, *341 Baylor 50.3 McKendree *43.2 Qakiand City 336 U ity officials last ce of T i h e, the FAR WEST NE ares . a1 > 1% Drake University offic ; first place of the he bigger they are, Idahe “439 Oregon St 60.7 Ma : Franklin : “ it’ in a little i . : ‘a ; S. California *636 Stanford 63.5 Marquette 82.7 Valparaiso J39 night for “rubbing n New Sk Cen- quicker they fall into line— Texss Tech. 434 Tempe State 188 Marshall oa Evansville 1 100 much” by barring Aggie tra eag ue 4 : « ig » 1 ERIS J, 7 4 ie i *58 3 m the Drake Re- > shortly after the in Cleveland. Hank freer Winston ts Soe aM Ni ate 83" Michigth 57.4 jackstes fro : | By BILL ’ The aque eat: § berg of the Indians corraied ome TOMORROW ow |, tet Shain MNT erent going anyway be- THE Ind ha lled of the club's biggest men, liter- Ainright «10 *Buckneil 49.4 Taylor S38 Huntington “233 o3uge of all the unpleasantness finally have ; hp nh ally and figuratively, when he an- 23maoin "Bi Bates 33 Taine S84 Olly. City 32 surrounding the Johnny Bright : : Hah ag ; a today that '6-foot, 5<inch co sate oo: 4 b Lawrence i Wisconsin $4.0 Northwestern 613 incident. That was decided a long drive purring ity of their series : 4 _. sLuke Easter had agreed to terms. |D avare i A ec. 1 SOUTH time ago,” Higgins ald. ‘ was them right int since November. . And Don't Forget The | Faster, whose 1062 conuact re- Gifidbics, Hi fain fawn gd Gee wo 4 TERVES OD CO of ing Hockey Lea This = achieve- Sunday Times . . . a full page portedly calls for about $11,000, Po te ‘#3 S31 Rarids i orbit, ns iy i said 2d n playoffs. a Bae of Sowing news featuren He, twas arpument. A 41 Rw EEL Bi Bhi Al Resme mate na comment One Third ok with Pit a De un Jack Welsh Sues nd cartoans . . . Read ‘without argument, Ncobiate 100 eta “$13 Louville 1183 Morehead St. -{I{arter informed that the Drake Save One-Fourth to ne-1nira week with Pitt egler's Korner da or 3 . - game edge over Mercury, the cur- g - the - minute or eo in , x» in. St Ansaims 478 mpahire 310 8 Carel ae Fly 2] Roane commitise decided Okla | ; morrow night, rent second-place choice Pp rag BOB FELLER, a 22.game win- g¢ v'ture AH Cincinnatl 61.2 Rulane ns “64.3 orgis 44 homa A&M would get no invita- here Sunday nig P . , bowling . . . ner last season, signed recently Si. Jeba's, NY 123 St Prancis, NY $13 Wom Virginia S13 Wasdethurs 3.7 tion to the relays because of the Y SALE wd But this evening Mercury, ~———— ——————————— | a d-shouldered Al Rosen, = J 1 a “Ha FAR WEAT |“Johnny Bright incident.” . way in determi once the paceseiter, but of League, NS Bab Sweat, Muriays who blasted 23 homets in 1951. YOU BET THEY'RE POWER- Denver 813 New Mexico 409 The committee said, “consistent : hope. short duration, can force Ches- } cats, of Bein . au o 7% The only other player the In- FUL, these little Times low-cost § Fioacice 5 Qreson St. 31 with the policy adopted by Drake ITS and TOPCO ATS Their longes! ter Smith. to take out a mew 601, Murray's Wildcats; E. C. At- ; ned so far is Out- e n § Biche. wii Ba fon 82.5 University, the relays committee je it h hip kins League at Fox-Hunt, Chick 3ians have signed Classified ads. Their fame is § $18 Califerals 87 y, of the season pal y > . Riphens Pp ili 605: Ideal Furniture elder Harry (Suitcase) Simpson city-wide for solving everyday Uia 41 State 31.0 has voted not to extend an Invi- after erushing i Marry oa Sip a League at Fox-Hunt —Dick Hon who, although not a big name problems. PHONE PLAZA 3351. Wyoming "i Niontana +34! tation to Oklahoma ALM. eo 5, here last n
Coliseum fans,
sults for the Insurance clan Schilling, Ziffrin Truck Lines, 607; hopes for the future,
in six games
would leave them only a game Farm Bureau League at Indiana Faster, the Tribe's long-ball advantage. John Lamb, 623. hitting first baseman, missed 29 Such a margin is virtually] The remainder of the leaders: games because of an ailing knee
-=-Men' s a8 drove in 103 runs, nothing in such a competitive CIT chuck’ Sanders. Lorners Men's Learue jst ses on but
cuit as the New York Central. : Moose League Mechanics Laundry,” a third- Serge Jus , Ml. - An operation was. performed; 4471, 0n the knee last month and “in|
Dezelans—Allison Ladies League place temant with 34-23, figures to Margaret Earl ........ : . succeed against: Paint Shop, con-/ pitfia—Christian Chureh , order to strengthen : it, Easter sidering the latter has lost 40 Gertrude Mitchell sia currently is taking long walks games to date. Firestone, NOW myn pyncn + Recreation soo And riding a bicyele in San Diego nine games back, should get fat Talbot Lanes—Western Electric (after which he plans a aeries of - from its match with Signal De. Margie Gil : 44! haths ‘in Tia Juana, Mex. y Uptown—Veterans' Mixed League partment, a steady doormat with Prances Ninderiiter EH 4% 2 rginis aKer an 3] : a 16-41 record. Dick hm the King sss. ELSEWHERE AROUND the Bra : : Charles Fish .. [1.11348 big leagues, the Chicago White gram Loads Agein . aru Sia iia Less 544) Sox, seemingly intent on detente] ; (INE days ago since pn. noh;, Taylor Mkt. s62 ing the Sl ar jourgeyed inte tne Shares uiiand Container Women Spesdway-—~Linde Air Products they are getting warmer. Pat Palorson Johnny Branam of Century Toma Bowi—Madiaan Ave. Flower y last Helen Rosebrock . might at Pritahett Recreation quo abiuv—Ralising Trade r e0rge anon ‘ ‘ ‘as he rolled a 694 series in the Indiana~Farm Bureau Won-Tea Classie League. Bra- : nan, who made an honor count ... 599 sign, | on Tuesday might, gained his Dart mu-Lits Bywi-—Tnureday Ladies 43. Across town from the ‘White |
signature-signing title «1 that they won last winter when their club was the first to an58 nounce all players had accepted sss! terms, reported they now have 515/22 players under contract for sas 1952. Right-hander Ken Hol- | __ combe, who won 11 games and] 5 Jost 12, was the 22d player to!
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Eleanor Buckhorn “r Elf Lilly impressive score on games of Eile Nash iad W ....812 Box, the somewhat slower Chi-222-238-234. Mildred Hennps—Mishiand Women 4 cago Cubs announced that South-Runner-up honors went to Ed
Ameriean United Lif g |Alberta Blackburn. on 486 paw Joe Hatten was the fifth Buchfink of Comet Cleaners on Don Lawhorn rine Guilt $45 signee so ar. Hatten, who came | a 675 mark. Buchfink achieved joy rears urine Gy ass from Brooklyn in an eight-player his total in the Coca Cola League ®- Be hell's Won-Ton Women" 118 trade last June, won three nme at Pritchett - Hunt -~ O'Grady on [Alin Goodman. Johnson Coal ...517 and lost six last season. games of 243-232-200. I ane Nats Tank...
3 .....517| Brooklyn brought its signed | Henry Dezelan rocked the — A¢llers—Wemen's Lessus ....wal player total to 10 by snaring the | woods at Dezelan's for a 688 In Sliver Moose League so Signatures of Pitchers Carl the Holy Trinity League. Deze-" Central—Shrine League Erskine and Jim Romano and,
lian, who bowls with Oliver Tai- Chet Am teal. K. Maliory *% Catcher Steve Lembo in one! lors, came through with a 208- Dorothy Lazo ares cee 301 Tswoop. 241-219. Pr a anise Blawart Warper League | . 2 2 |
Vie Oberting hung up a 653 Prank Bowman . : | Beech Grove—~Newcomer Lumber | ) urm’s reation | es 30 | on arms Metals po SSG LOU aed a SA the Continental Baking five, had [ary A atherine League ) ing i Remape and . ne, a string of 222-183-248. Charley [{oh° pros atid Fook vn natives, pen Tacoma had his moments, teo,| Broad Ripple—Western Electric 1851 season with Dodger farm |
Joe R y o ..583 clubs. | with a 651 threesome in the of TYAR rr etines League = iia Sota fel | Won-Ten Classic. Tacoma's work |Murce rere soy Centerfielder
ERSKINE WON 16 games and |
{Marion Mooney ........ Chuck Diering.
included a 228-212-213. Elvyn McMahan == trees. 524 who looms far more important | |Edith praia RITIers Club League nies gis in the New York Giants’ 1052] LRN Atal hele . Littrell Rolls 585 ghuck Mariony ............1...00000 361 plans as a result of Willie Mays’ | oris Baird 485 impending entrance into the!
THE WOMEN'S outstanding keglers for the evening com Belen peted in the Bowes Seal Fast Agnes Junker League at West Bide. lila Lit- Ethel Maher trell led the brigade with a 583. , Marie Fulton was second with
576 and Dorothy Berkopes pane oto Klapper Gets Revenge
There were seven additional In State Cue Meet 8600's in the Won-Ten Classic Revenge is sweet, Nobody which included Fred Tegeler, naws this today better than Cusranise Auto singin Dave Klapper, who defeated Ra ry Tegeler, Guarantee Auto Sales, the second s 624; Bill Powers, Star Laundry, maior oat e, ‘State three-cushion| Buccaneers Bt We end of the) 620; Bill Beck, Hauflers Engl pilijard tournament in the Board *_% es «len anacubeed Hp)
neers, 625; Bob Lyons, 809; Bud of Trade parlor. Argus, Guarantee Laundry, 606, A year age Klapper and Elliott T®hewal of a working agreement | and Glen Tumey, Haufler's Engi- met "and the. latter won that With Mayfield of the Kitty!
neers, 605. i match by the same score, 50-43, League. Another prdouctive alley was|ihat Klapper compiled last night
Delaware Bowl where six good|in 94 innings. Elliott had the high series were posted. Earl Baxter yun of five.
. : Tigers Future of Waugh and Sons led the Dela-| Phi) Greenberger will meet Nor-
ware Major with 623. His closest man Ross of Michigan City at lS a Puzzle
competitors included Jess Houpt, 8:30 p. m. tomorrow. Ross willl DETROIT, Jan. 18 (UP)—The Ballard Dairy, 614; Miller Ens-imeet Al Maloof Sunday at 1 p.m. future of the Detroit Tigers was! minger, Ballard Dairy, 613; Don gnd Elliott at 4 p. m. la puzzle today following the ond Mitchell, Delaware Bowl, 612; and scree rns A a og gil Herschel Stilwell, 608. Bud Howe : : pt Se dea Le ami Beach, Fla. of Indianapolis Press rolled a trip- Santa Anita Pauses {o ne hi iter 2 Briges ,! llcate of 158-159-159, Jim Bow-| at As president and sole owner o man's 607 was tops in the Bell Over Rains’ Causes lthe Tigers, Briggs always took an| |
511 Army, agreed to terms with nis! 23 new club. Diering came to the ..348 Giants along with Pitcher Max| «38 ranier in the ‘deal that helped cine 530 Eddie Stanky become St, Louis Cardinal manager. | Infielder Dick Smith signed his [contract with Pittsburgh, becoming the third Pirate player to do 80. Smith batted .330 with Charleston, 8, C., last season and Y then hit 174 in 12 games for the
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Telephone Men's League. ARCADIA, Cal, Jan. 18 (UP) active interest in the team and] Art Coonce of Btevens Morti- - Raving at Santa Anita was "ad the final say on all transae-| clan was runner-up in the Holy called off for today, the second | HONS. : i Trinity League at Dezelan's with time in three days, at the request | He died yesterday at Miami | a 645. Richard Burton's 637 was of the California state highway | Beach, Fla., following a three-day | outstanding in the Men's League. patrol. " {linens : Cliff Swiger was top dog in the The patrol asked Santa Anita . it 18 Probable his son, Walter Western Electric League at officials to co-operate in calling 0. (Spike) Briggs Jr, will assume Pritchett - Hunt - O'Grady with a off. the races in ordér: to keep! the role played by his father for 625. Three other scores in the motorists off flood swamped and| > Years, although he expresses Coca Cola League were Jack Rod-'debris clogged highways. \@norance about the intricate de-| ewald, Service Spring, 620: Earl rrr {tails of baseball. Shoemaker, National Trailer Coll |g ~ Sales, 619, and Dick Hilton, wOll€ge 2 C & M Bales, 612,
Betzler Hits 633 i ie
SZ) ory clean BUD BETZLER won his team- Qanital 81, Denison 63 OR NING mates’ mod of approval in the Conneotiont 75, New Hampshire 58,
Defi e 69, Ashland 66, Madison Ave. Flower Shop Eau Claire (Wis) State 15, River Falls
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| Ball Staie 64, Indiana State 60. | | Rose Poly 71, Huntington 65 (overtime), |
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League when he rolled a 633 at Fort Hays (Kas) 175. Emporia (Kas) We Clean At 9-11.1.3 the Sport Bowl. The second slot mois rant 68. St. Lewis 65 (overtime), We Have Just Installed 0 New Far, acuied oy Gene Rains tnd Sitio SOE uh, {Machine Thot Enables Us te 805 series. Claude Stone of Sinok wiosrR,'" w. Marsha or. {0 YOU This Special Service led the Sponsor's Mixed League. |Prashoma A & M i; Wiahita 4. MAYFAIR CLEANERS W. F. Hartman's 636 looked S0uln’ry Timely 40, Central Miehisan 46. { 657 MASS. AVE FR-0603 mighty good in the Shrine {tah Stats Hy Vee XA L rn boii League at Antlers. G. Daniels | — — a rolled a 608 figure. Frank | Krause of Tansy Motors splat- | tered the pins for a 632 in the Fi-Blak Insulation League at | Pennsylvania Alleys. Harold Harvey's 619 led the bowling in the Major league at Moon-Lite - and 'Duyane - Adams followed’ up with a 603. Bernie Enlow topped the Bridgeport Brass circuit with a 615 at Pritch-| ett’s while James Rollings un-| corked a 611 series. Charles Hurt led the L. 8. Ayres League with| a 610 total.
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