Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1952 — Page 15
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lat Vehling, Littrell Top Ted Server New Group to Try pie Clevelan angs yo Bowling Scores McNulty Cited Pro Boxing Here
JOHN VEHLING scattered 20 jo Berkopes, Hickman hoes "1 ober 34 | By JIM HEYROCK ts 1 . ges... H63 | . py v + ] r on Gia nts Again Nn. over three games last RR A 1h nn Si At Purdue | PROFESSIONAL: BOXING enthusiasts don't give up cKkman riaway « 55 ’
night to give the Sport Bowl its gnu, Crull easily.
Estelle Nash, Tom Bemis Letter Serv. 558 : : : tWO Hatta Roberts rel 549 Proof of this is a corporation formed yesterday by three
By United Press 700-series within Marta Roberts. Rarott Shoes 549
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. . ‘ y 3 Helen Hill, Southeastern Appliance .. 546 . R a. PHOENIX, Ariz.,, Mar. 11—The N¢w York Giants weeks. Sontite awe Bertocrion. Windshield | bi Times State Service Indianapolis men who will try to make the pro beak-bustin Jan Blythe, Rodocker Hornets 9 LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mar. 11 I E, the playoffs Rolling for Kriner's Pharmacy v Lois Class, : Ban- a Rerarant ; 337 sport ay off here. - is Wire ave Milano In “ers a Purdue University’s brilliant Carl I f
y - « Clara Fon, Vehling totaled 709 on 195-260- Mary Jewell. Thunderbolts Artie Stephenson, Solitaire
aes B 0 ‘254. He qpened the last game with Elikabeth Stanfield, Thunderbolts 531
jutler Field.
The group, incorporated under believing Indianapolis will supe
! McNulty will be remembered for . the name “Hoosier Boxing Club, port professional boxing. Worms
a long time.
were jolted.out of the dream world created last autumn by Bobby#¢Thomson’s home run today to face the hard Baseball
reality that it's a new year. N 000 000 000— 0 5 0 ; Marie Harrison, Graybill Insurance . 531 . Inc.” announced vesterday after- ser, speaking for the corporation Division the _ 1951 Nati 1 Le &iekid (A II ow iio 3a—4 ¢ 1seven consecutive strikes. Marie Ha Alleh 8 Bavie Maurer 528 Trig - ax Honored Jagh DIED Lor nd th Ae 4 pray th pid the group will he nonprofit o ae. . Serv, 62 pCO Ve § p ¢ hy ’ v el e auona ague champions still were looking 0. A 1 PRAT ds ag CRAY *%!l A split in the middle 260-game irene Backer, A; Pi, ilies Haid re, Eh gi He hand atepfomoting. nd net proceeds, if any, will go y 1 ) oe 5 . : a i ‘ « . ‘ ‘ . ' ’ on the boards, for their first exhibition game victory after three meetings Pahs pip And, Troupe. Hegan 8 Ren: divided two strings of five lds Wilson. Thunderbolts «2 529 was also named hondeary captain! * Y 5 a to, local charities, n and Arne 1 i i hick hg ; nedy. straight bullseyes. TO Dorr aie HT Dr ena rance 28 : 4 a a AE . . In ha at An : Wael abies ny Te with the Cleveland Indians in which just about everything Tork ar TLE ME, Litre topped. Wullen's Rashi at, Davie Maurer = 120 at Re annual banquet sonar) THE CORPORATION, Bob they will Sage the iu t Hows lymp counters" went wrong. They scored only six runs and made just 2 22 Chicago iN) 001 002 - = } 8, 4 os with G54 Tor Hickman |b NAY pnwer Pesiactiun Windsbield | 3 ww the Lafayette Lions Club. Ww o mer, Al Farb and Ed Clark, poss le Tori ser = mn mbers 3 Dilorenzo, Bamberger (4: \lhelm (7) SC Patty Dryer. Morris Plan © 331. McNulty, who is from Wash- with Frank Arford acting in an of the press and radio at a noon SKIi, 0 er » 1 hultz 14). Hack 8) lass o v ; .* 3 . . : Vaboskl. Bob hits in three games—the latest yesterday's 4-0 loss in which and Pramess Winning LAL BAKES a) Whirlaway in Lie Flue Spirey Enslind, jibtedway Bowl Ll ington Township High School advisory capacity, was issued a luncheon yesterday, and use as | - Losing Pitcher—Rus a ennsylvania. 8S 5 Betty dan, Hic v ' b3 sg ve rreatest i ” ww Ri rda Vv ’ » p 3 0 id. With Jones Steve Gromek, Dick Rozek and Red Fahr limited them to los 000 230 103— 8 11 1 11th 600-¢ VBL A NS seaion WASH His. Sergi: err Dibaral,:: pYinear Logansport, isthe greatest hoXing license Saturday by the many local boxers on the show fi hit or © 000 300 200— 5 10 1 8 p Ramona Frosch, Morris Plan . 517 scorer in Purdue history. He Indiana Athletic Commission as possible, raw Coleman ve ILS. (Boston (N) 4 4 wrapped around games 224-194 Ethel Simpson, Mom's Girls 514 hroke his own records of last : " a » : always per- Staley, Habenicht (4), Coffman (4), Catherfne Blossom, Rolando '‘otton Co. 510 The new organization will be
Giant power has been missing. | | Chambers (7)
; Bickford, Chip- ity women bowlers x But that hasn't been the only] thé spring at West Palm Beach mB. (51, Wall | Sind’ Pais be coc. Sho leads oily
Alice Cavanaugh, Steelworker } ) ve: 1 (8) and Parks. aug eelworkers Dist. 10 pi vear during the past season, both
Vogue. Frock Bhop WORMSER SAID their opens
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Winning | f 600's Helen Fehr Pitcher—~Coffman. Losing i her— Chips | this season in the number o Ca ott pause: TOR POOP daly 1d 208 for individual and team marks. a ; be |yesterday. | man, land tops the Yaver league with a Agnes Holcomb. First Federal ied 4 His records follow: to hold a boxing promotion li- ing show has not been’ set but t, 10 men will fault. . Base-running has on; The Athletics won the game, Boston (A) ........ 200 020 000— 4 1 9 188-average Houise Peterson, Ray Bros, Cleaners , hid Most points one season—309 cense in Indianapolis, Four gave they were planning something for ' New York (A) ...., 100 301 023x— 71 y Dorot, . Fre d * 305 0 0 Ri. of le 50 ace aefer for his poor and Giant pitchers have ,,, “oyie the st. Louis Cardi-| Kinder (1). Gum-| Other honor scores in the men’s Bioroire Derry Batis Da Lt ore | Jot up the idea as a lodng proposi- around 500-Mile Race time.
3 horst. 1 nh th Kemmerer, Wight (4), 1 Ou Sorence, By ! Htore . 504 for 22 games. tion. w 1: 4 Yool ‘a gnlorst la vielded 20 runs in the three najs defeated Boston's “A” team, /pert 8 aid White: Gormag, SCBACE| group last night: Art Dunnevant's Ja tenis MAARey S60 “Overs 36) © Most points Big Ten games— ormger plans to look oven
land, Grabo- le. Wi Pil he oR chaefer. Alma 4) + gouthenste Avoliance 10119 ¢ Those promoters who (tried Eastern ge 800N. her, Tosheff games. .Jt.all saded up to & dis-55, at Bi. Petersburg. |Bridwesscr. | Winning” Piicher—schaeier. 656 in the Allison Commercial Al Kuitmel. Southeaiory Apbiiance pi 288 for 14 games, their hand locally were, Forrest] - : ' nting start particularly for ee League at West Side; Doug John- (Louise Coegal. Frei)i Hardware 500 Most points one game—Against ’ : y : 3arker are the appol g Dod r Boston (N) “B" .... 200 020 ‘0004 11 3 " Mary Begley, Riviera .......... 493 : McKinney, Tom Miller, Norb Up- 4 ] that has set a fast start gers Boot ohia ta) “IT 121.100 50x—10 14 0 son's 652 for Tri-Motors KEXPress Mary DiGiero, Meadowbrook | lliil aga Indiana, 36 points (15 and 6), Tex N " er’s listeners, a team that has * n an- Hall. Alton (5). Hoover (8 and Bolt: at Jaria's and 650's by Bill Lee for Katie Langman, Better Half .... 1... 488 breaking his mark of 34 set last dike and Tex Nunnally. The lat- It's Mellowed to play. the V f the year MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 11—Man-igcheip, Hooper (4) Shantz (7) and Astroth Ruth S8ange. Newcomers = ...... ter folded after his first show : v1 Pa * as its No. 1 goal o @ year, ager -Charley Dressen of the Winning Fiicher— Scheib. Lasing Pitch-'Skelgas at Sport Bowl and Andy joxce Keiser Ayrshire Collleres o..... 471 year, after 1 8% snow. , By Time it hell discuss Yesterday's defeat was” the 38 y (BE (eHall (Anderson for Schulmeyer Bakers Giiria Keesiing, Carmel... ... ''. 40 McNulty’s rebounding. relent- i yn 4b ! day he'll give most humiliating of the three be- Brooklyn Dodgers had a new Washinston (A) + 400 000 000— 4 8 ? at Broad Ripple. te reo mmees— less floor work and excellent all-- BUT THE new corporation is the regular achieved it/Don Newcombe” ee |
cause the Indians today — Leftmostly with second - stringers. hander Chris Van Cuyk. Winning Pitcher—Haynes. Losing Pitcher | {Douglas Johnson, Iri-Motors Express
ames for . | _~Gremek won geven pg Van Cuyk is the fifth young —Yayiian. {Dousles Johnson:
Cleveland last season but Rozek oe, Brclans ever Bakery didn’t win one and Fahr won only, |Dodger pitcher to be labeled a Cincinnati (N) JHARdy Anderson, BoD mercial
{round play rates him with some| filled with fire and enthusiasm of Purdue's all:time greats, Hel=™——"— and Darrel Brewster were
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Kluttz, Yaylan, Marlowe (4), Hoeft (7), , Kriner's Pharmacy.... | Funk (9) and Housé. Home Run—Wertz. | job, Vehiing, Allison Commercial ... iH In Lemna ta e . 80!
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L Pet. ‘new Newcome" Ss philadelphia (N) 020 000 002— 4 8 ts, Optimist Club ve S I C I # five for Ottawa in the Interna-| 0 e" this spring and ™, M rly or. F Smith 9) and sine Doaaaie. now. Yor Blorist 1.) ma oO eges : 3 tele rd in as many days. He Rossi, Roberts, Thompson (4), Johnson Don Baker, West Side Church ale ' OTHER LETTER - winners 28.558 ti 1 League. Dave Koslo, Mon By United P v , , 3 2 ona League. $ won one game for .the Dodger! 1!" Koustanty (8) and Burgess, Wilber Chuck Markey, Schulmeyer Bakery i 533 : y Un ol ress were john Toeppe Frankfort NEW YORK, Mar. 11 (UP™ : Kennedy and George Spencer (7). Winning Pitcher Byerly, Losing !Chris Rasmussen, Allison Commercial 6 KANSAS CITY. Mo., Mar. 11 J ' i fay ot) ; Shas hap “4 33 : [last season. Newcombe, if Dres Pitcher Thompson, Home Run --Kluszew- Leonard Diliman, Ten-Up . : 633 . or Charles McMullen, - Indianapolis You'll see small-time football on were’ the Giant pitchers. h o Don Pyles, Peegless Pump . ....... 64s — Indiana State of. Terre Haute Se bh ee vour television set this season 5 ‘sen has. forgotten, won 20. ree a (George Johnson Jr, -Methodist . 833 taged a strong finish last night Howe: Glen Calhoun, Farmer : Nether 9 ie : Port Sherry . Don Brant, Methodist . .... eens h ble dl } As Yr . ‘ ' Hout whether you wan 0 OF not, A 20 500 Tigers Dressen said it was just a case {Fred Levings, U. 8. Rubber .. ill... 68201 defeat Fairleigh Dickinson of C1Y: IlLi Jim Stone, Summitville; ™ = . . : Muscatel 30 524 9 a8 ' g John Dermody, Hammond; James The NCAA television commil White Parl
lof rating pitchers on a day-to-day basis and “needled” Yankee M
Id Gregory, Delong - os Kentuck |B" Mon Renan: Wallace 1001 & Die .. 626 Rutherford, N. J., 79-72, in a first | Jim Johnson, Richie Gulf . .. 622
LAKELAND, Fla,, Mar. 11— 2 Gene Bikes, Washburn Five ¢21 round battle in the annual NAIB
Detroit Tigers’
+ ; tee-—~which has complete control co 1 Sct Jatesville; Jack ¢ NIGRT Frank House, an- chorr, Batesville; Jack Runyan, |. oopeq presented by video—
ee 30, . |ager Casey Stengel. | Al Weevie,' Speedway bid - 616 basketball tournament here. Lawrenceburg; Denny Blind, Lacheduled) $72,000 bonus catcher, will re et ueY el he hav > |Geore Miller, Smitty's Barber shop 81 é urnament fayette: Norran Davis, Whiting, announced it will take pains to nen 8:30 port for induction into the g n have a new, % a m | George Peet, Sponsel | Bakery .. . 613 As a result of the victory in the and Ted Server, Madison. see that the small colleges get! (8:39), , oti b eth ¢ d § " . { FoR 3 Army Apr. 17 leaving _the [lineup and .cleanup man every| | Qerbie Homie, Harrell Plumbers’ a13 first of a four-game night pro- = ¢ the Madison state! 3. Jme this Year. It wii take) Tigers with only three catchers |day, I guess I can have a new NEW YORK, M BilF Neon. Steel Plumbing 812 grame, Indiana State joined four Tia hon ov Be 0 S1Al€ gpecial pains, it added, to make ”» — “. » § y 8 # on reir roster {Newcombe,” he said. tev ar. 1i—Thej unny” Minardo. Mech. Laundry." 610 afternoon victors in the second a bran , A a As certain no one or two colleges > | ’ t ' ” aw 4 ’ ycles Reds [Unser Press boutd of coaches Eid io Eranseics] Ours. 000 round. The afternoon . winners Scholarship Trophy given an- ies JOUP viewing time in . | Guy Porter aver en's op .... . ¢ A. ¢ Red Sox (today chose the powerful Ken Harlin Craig, Justus Construction ... 607 included Montana State, Boze nually to the varsity man with
Thus you'll see as much of Slipthe highest scholastic. index for! pery Rock as of Notre Dame, | twa semesters prior to the sea-| The committee's plans are by) son's end. no means complete for this seaServer was officially rated as son, but it annognced these two a ‘distinguished student,” the special points: highest scholastic rating at Pur-| “ONE-The widest possible par-
TAMPA, Fla., Mar. 11—Phillies tucky Wildcats as the national R,asn allison Commere Drive-In. 804 man; Murray (Ky.) State, James
Ash, Allison Commercial . S|collegiate champion for the sec- Leland Shoemaker, Elstrod Motors ... 603| Millikin of Decatur, - Ill, 1d Priva Gruner, Raftery Five .... ia 801 | Whitworth of Spokane, Woah {ond year in a row. :
tod Woods Tiib * i ‘Railroad . 600 Indi Stat i i th look at oday. oody Sm ennsylvan . 2 Lo i. 4 ne ana ate produce ree Beal es A ol The National League's most| Illinois’ Big Ten champions Capitol Paper ‘ S44 scoring leaders in its conquest of ». 08 0 . ve or — ta! batting second 52% valuable player in 1950 who won Were second and Kansas of the gy Buchfink. Lyons Metal Products .. bay Fairleigh Dickinsno. Roger Adonly four games last season, was | Big Seven Conference was third Harold Haufman, Riviera ... 587 kins got 17 points, Cliff Murray
la., Mar. 11—| 1 Spot Na Potent of the|relief specialist Jim Konstanty’s Boston Red Sox said today rivals comeback ran into a slight snag, he a 100-mile Indiana State
September,
e source The ” i He hysical education ticipation by colleges in the 1052| i the Indiana a month. : \blasted by the Cincinnati Reds in|in the final ratings for the 1951- (Robert. Wechsler: Mitchel: Scott hg 15 and Dick Atha added or t 15a physies ; I oo that ga one college| as dropped all Boudreau tried the batting |his second appearance of the|92 season. lor er oan, amont, Chain 87/14 more as the Hoosiers, ahead Freshman numeral varsity or small group of colleges willl 8
t will promote order, which also has the pitcher qpring. Konstanty was the vic-| a 8 8 Rex Campbell, Lions 567/by 43-37 at the half, closed with {dominate football television dur-|
{Bill Rodebeck, Ski-Hi Club awards follow: | il orcycle racing hitting seventh instead of ninth, '/tim of a six-run rally. in the, BY WINDING up as the best ‘Richard Mohr Roberts Bary . 536|a rally. I Max Amstutz, Auburn; Don Beck. Easting 1952, | Sept. 6. for the first time yesterday. The eighth inning which gave the|in the land, Coach Adolph Rupp's Beh Ladin, 7 Bolotkin S38 Fairleigh. in the game until the Tony, fun, Solty, BEY, HVA Die! | TWO—The much greater "te | 11, h : ; } 5 = Red Sox lost to the New Yorkireds a 10-4 victory yesterday. It| men fulfilled the pre-season fore- Bottle Coney: hb Jenway Envelopes 3 3 final few minutes, was paced by Ted Dunn. Lafayeite: Ed pvrer. Indian. ticipation in the program of the|
» plans were Yankees, 7-4, but Williams wag their first of the spring exhi-| lcast .of the 35 leading coaches Floyd Mannon, Bervice Club 343 John® School, 17, and Sam Hage Jack Kiphart., Elwood; {| smaller colleges. "
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1 1 Briscoe, Ayrshire Collleries Rdiannvolin James Relchart,|
cracked two singles. [bition season. |who make up the United Press Harvey Alen. Brighiwod Merchants 41 Schumer, 16. The loss was the flush Newsom, Columbus
{ Harvey, 1ll.; Charles Reynolds, Lafayette; | 2000 modern rooms Y., promoter, “« "11 keep statistics on it for| First Baseman Ted Kluszewsk! [rating board. | Roy Thompson, Klein and Kuhn ...... 23 first in 18 games for the losers, Dave Rodenkirk, Milwaukee, Wis: il- | by > his long-estab- 4% ea » ae sald. “Then hit a three-run ag Te The Wildcats, who won 28 of Capt. CR ee who boasted a season record of Der A oo Vi Robert Van Premier Furnaces both—radio—Muzak and the AAA we'll decide if it works.” Reds. - |30. games, the Southeastern Con- George Trankle, IBM : 21-4. " me | a comfort two 100-milers The victory was the Yankees’ ference championship, and a B&G ontord. Strauss Auto. |. ll 2 1a Ste (0) on 1 Diskiomn ft vt Race Wire Firm Closes We Sell, Install and second in three exhibition games. berth in the NCAA tournament, | WOMEN'S LEADERS Murray f 31 Glasgow. 8 3% Service Our Equipment \ re > to have a se« 2 Karras Story received 23 first place votes and Lila Littrell, Hickman Whirlaway .. 654 Campbell 0 0 OWhalent. 0 0 1 CLEVELAND, Mar. 11 (UP) Fm orl ry motorcycle Cubs | : <i 324 out of a possible 350 points a er, a i er ia Lonvielont. 1 3 28chumert 7 2 4 The Continental Press Service| ’ | won Called ‘Stupid® bata mans ane SEB. SEES, || Be me itt B10, mel URRY A Mar. ~ Andy : ° |Ann’ Sauter, Ban-Dee Restaurant ‘ ae kere 7.3 PRE : i ational cham- MESA, Ariz, Illinois, which won 19 of 22 Dottie Berkoes, Hickman Whirlaway 565 Atha« ? 4 Renoft.e 3 7 4 million dollar race wire today | 15 Varga, 21-year- ou ou thpaw George Stark, . president of games and also qualified for the!” — AGE Lb : 1 HPA 3 7 5 after 13 years of operation. Jo-| PREMIER HEATING CO. 7th AVE pitcher, was assigne y € Stark, Wetzel & Co., Inc., branded NCAA tournament, had five first Lebeda.g 0 0 0 geph Lebit, the service's auditor, | . \ Boxers Chicago Cubs to their Los An- jas “stupid” a report today that] Iplace votes and 292 points, Ai White Sox Reject Totals 32 15 20 Totals 27 18 30 Said the firm's wires. would close 208 N. DAVIDSON | at SOth St. geles farm club in the Pacific the Indianapolis meat packing Kansas, with a 21-2 record, had! 16d Scoring By Quarters... _ ‘down at the end of business} CALL CA-4511 CALL] | ON TIMES = ey W OR in Tourney Coast League today. . (firm hag offered a position to!/two first place ballots and 251! Dick Wakefield Farleigh Dickinson 1 3 3% 117 tomorrow. He said the company [| Med Lewis, Mgr o Diog § ing, loc. Mosagement i Varga, who had a combined | \Johnny Karras, Illinois Univer-/ points. \ | Frees Throws Missed—-Murray 2. lLong- currently employes some 80 men Day or Night EE -—.H URY, Mar. 11 record of 4-13 at SpringSels, Dessity's foot ball ster, - - —————— | PASADENA, Cal, Mar. 11 {ley 3 REIL 5 M0854" in “20 or 22 cities” in the country. e— en Ay : Stark, an active alumnus of anager rau chards o re . - - ret " TT i
Moines and Grand Rapids last] season, was the first Cub lopped llinois, said “maybe another In- Spivey Declines Second)
|dianapolis firm has made an offer, y off the roster. Riansnalis Sry Grand Jury Appearance wakefield a tryout. White Sox
Karras is shopping for a post’! LEXINGTON, Ky. Mar. 11, Wakefield released from fhe; ‘school career and is considering| yp)—_Bill Spi fi the Cleveland Indians yesterday conBURBANK, Cal, Mar. 11—The pro football offers from the Chi- ju teky . Bred from the ted Richards by telephone. | Chicago White Sox make a fourth cago Cardinals and Regina of the “entucky basketball team under gp; ,arqq first told Wakefield he try to play their first exhibition®yestern Canada League. suspicion of point-shaving scan-!would have to talk to General game of the spring today. dals, today declined an invitation Manager Frank Lane in Florida.
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Alice Gets Aces
Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Mar. 11 —If Alice Emhardt, one of Indianapolis’ promising young golf-' ers does as well on the golf
out three consecutive days. They course next summer as she has in listened to a lecture by Richard®the classroom, she'll stay out of
yesterday.
Pirates
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Mar. 11— Manager Billy Meyer of the Pittsburgh Pirates said today two defeats in as many exhibition games “have only increased my desire to give my rookies a fair trial.” The Pirates, who lost their
first two games to the St. Louis |
Browns, were rained out yesterday. Meyer broke the squad up into teams—one to play San Diego here and the- other to play Seattle at Palm Springs.
Athletics ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. Mar. 11—The Philadelphia Athletics
today criticized the Boston Braves fdr sending their “B” team to West Palm Beach yesterday but the Braves claimed the team was
as much “our varsity as the “A”|
team.” Boston Public Relations Direc-| tor Billy Sullivan explained most | of the Braves’ regulars reported |
"to camp so late they cannot take
part in early exhibition games. The Athletics were annoyed when] not a single regular showed up for the first exhibition game ¢ of
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Illini Cage Captain CHAMPAIGN, Ul, Mar. 11 (UP)--Guard Jim Bredar, a junior from Salem, Ill, will captain] the 1953 Illinois basketball team. |
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