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l1ianapolis hit the line today as

By JOE WILLIAMS

one little. word after gress tourney moved through its

vy r r r 4 i y NEW: YORK, Mar. 24 Putting ea

another and whatever became of the popular ditty, “I'm

just wild about Harry 7" Army's spring football gets under cChet's Drive-In of the Horie: '} . 0 way this week with a new line coach, up from Kentucky, city moved into the No spot 1g

greeting the Cadets. It's always

open season for red herring, ° oue as withess Attorney General Mc- i I b 3 Grath courageously investigating X i ion the prize fight racket. Tip: Sugar Ray to battle ase a Joey Maxim | here for the light heavyweight title in mid June,

2746 total. Daniels’ 601, the 929-910 for their total.

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. 030 000 100 4 10 300 001 10x— 6 8 0 ng the Stone Construction quintet Chipman 6), Jester

tBoston (N) ‘ea Cincinnati (Ny Donovan, Bolt (5),

Ti : {, and Cooper: Perkowski, Jordan 17) . ’ Pr ers an owe Home Runs— Klussewski, — The 8 | Donovan, Marshall Winning Pitcher— Kegler 5 Korner Red wife ex- Jordan Losing Pitcher —Jester plaining why Joe | At West Palm Beach, ¥ia pe H {Washington (A) . 000 000 02¢ McCarthy was a Philadelphia (A) 000 110 001 successful man- |, Fleshman, Starr (9) and Grasso, Mar-| “He'd let (tin, Hoyle (8) and Murray. Winning Pitch-

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|er—Hoyle. Losing Pitcher —8tarr you get closed

| At Lakeland, Fila.

Continues

; | ” MECHANICS LAUN { l enough to him to} ads |B Lous (N) 330.002 00012 13 2 ° IL ining i JI sag SOUthPAW Pitcher Ken Jonson day and promised he would re- | ike him. DU go witiams |, Vie, Sapsinan 170070 Hen. JA es BEE ei over ooo: fwiaaiiu= wi 18 concerned He a euld be for.| Join the team “as soon as pos- | . LS) insh \ \ lau Collin . . " —~ 3 ! he'd ke ep you to make you “bh ed wad Cine ae Rome Rij , John Minardo 184-313-176 — i old JAcquain ances snou sible.” The Red Sox will be in far enough away McC n once Pitcher —Yuhas. Losing Pitcher—Johnson By JACK WELSH Alar Meyer . A13:301-201- 030 got. Ft. Worth next Wednesday and |! . » G cC ve 2-044- H0D—2668 respect. him. Ni dag Pe dmonctai Mand Tie, "oe 3 The first week-end of the All- FRED B. CLINE REALTOR Johnson Fass 1a debut Be a in Dallas on Thursday. J ’ ’ . ' al - I, c gave a young Yi y to join the Brockiyn iN, 060 100 ty =13 121 Jewish City bowling tournament gobert Susemichel 135-183-170 438 Detroit Tiger pitcher yesterday | Rearmament Program Mas John Donohue, $50( 0 } 4 hi nile matt Gumpert 31, Curtts (7; and was completed yesterday at West ifs Prichau . 193.330 184..- 34 against his former teammates, Cubs | Created Thousgnds of AR , 8! 108 ite Bi; 1 i n : ’ tohert arr i" L201. — 5 - : yankees. Instead he change "Ih and Camaneits favine, Rutherford Side. And early scores indicate Paul Field 190-171-1135 sos the St. Louis Cardinals—and was HOSON ig —The CH Additional Openings / mind and entered the priesthood, 121. Labine Morgan, = Winning Pitcher— current leaders may sweep titles Totals #47-806-006—2639 hammered for 10 runs in the first TUCSON, Ariz. e icago “What about the money?” asked } osing Pitcher McDermott y SYLVANIA TELEVISION “wb two innings. Cubs, with the longest winning

At St. Petersburg (12 Innings)

Jake Ruppert. "It Won't be -a Morris Pozner moved to the

in actual and handicap divisions. Hollis Gant Robert

”

Daniels Sparks Locals), 1. rl I ort Aa To 2746; Doubles To day oglie Has 19 Shutout Innings With Giants

from Milwaukee which had hit the New York Giants pitching MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Mar. 24— 2003 on the opening night of the staff, gixteen doubles teams from In- tournament, : Five other Indianapolis teams, nings today and held out a promthe 1952 American Bowling Con- competing in the same session, {se of another 20-game season. failed to hit higher than 2665, the score turned in by the Mechanics In the final squad last night Laundry team.

Daniels wo 2-211

Top three

In the same squad the Royal evening for Indianapolis teams team from Detroit was Herb Holt's 633 for Fred B. moved into the top spot with a Cline, Realtor, His games were , three game total of 2933, replac- 193-192-248,

His total

— — pices ——— hy 9 r fumes in by cles, pacing trem le ve nis or revon ies sox us lone 1s vos WN ype For U.S. Gov't! | Dillon Office Equipment's 2458, the .Glants. Hank Thompson's | : : : * 3 4 } lon ney 4 diy games of 787, 800 and 871 put gids 3 3 Jewish ee them in twentieth in the booster gl j {squad division, which is run under

{a separate prize fund this year, Other Indianapolis scores:

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Chet’s Drive-In 11th In ABC Tourney |

h Jor his 601 score. Follown the team standings by firing ing him’ in the Chet lineup were Paced ¥Y David Gomer Allred - with 573, Indianapolis Barker, 549, Leo Jenkins, 531

five put together games of 907- and James Blake, 492.

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Be OAKLAND, Cal, Mar. 24—8al a day ’ "lubs today and cut their roster séven innings (The Barber) Maglie, mainstay of ; og hy only four he.

Limmer, who filled in for the af injured Ferris Fain, American Phillies League batting champion, last season was farmed to Ottawa in the International League The swarthy, 34-year-old right-| 3,0 with Pitchers Joe he hander, who had a 23-8 record ray, Ed Hrabesak and Mike [last . year, pitched seven more go me @ scoreless innings yesterday 4s the] gent to Savannah were Pitcher, Giants blanked the Oakland Oaks, Tom McGroarty and Paul Sim-5-0. mons, while Bob Williams, inMaglie retired the first 17 bat-| fielder, was sent to Lincoln and * ters to face him. before Tommy George Herman Ruth, catcher, Munoz, 17-year-old Oakland first was optioned to Fayetteville, baseman, singled in the sixth in-| ab ning. In the 20 exhibition innings Red Sox he has pitched, Maglie has not issued a base on balls, - » |

ROGER BOWMAN

19 in-

sported a string of straight shutout exhibition

rked games of 198- son.

Bob | terday. The game stint of the

SARASOTA, Fla. — Ted Wil- one run liams mapped out a plan today —

alded the. 2639 set which will keep him with tne

LEFTY

imust report for a pre-induction bases-empty home run teatured J or p

: examination into the New York's 10-hit attack. pitszioes Air Corp, Apr. 2.

Willams will not leave the | ! Red Sox until after their game in Memphis, Tenn., next Mon-

Tigers

TAMPA, Fla. — As far as

The Tigers had acquired John- streak of the spring training sea- us. Civil

Limmer, to minor Teague farmfirst Cub pitcher to go as long as

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies seemed. geared today for a quick start toward his goal of a third consecutive 20-victory sea-

The powerful right-hander allowed only one hit in six innings Browns’ pitching staff this seaas the Phillies beat the New York! Yankees, 4-0, in 12 frames yesperformance gave (him a string of 12 consecutive [innings against the world champions in which he has allowed and two hits.

Service Job: with

MONDAY, MAR. 24, 1052

Howie Fox, Jim Konstanty and

this spring, yielding! Andy Hansen took over from Rob-

ers and allowed only two hits the _|rémainder of the way.

| Browns

SAN FRANCISCO—Lefty Lou Sleater, who barely missed a seve en-inning exhibition yesterday, appeared a good bet today to win a starting job on the St. Louis”

son. A bunt single by Shortstop Ray" Hamrick in the sixth inning was the only hit sleater allowed as

the Browns beat the San Fran cisco Seals, 2-0. :

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carried to foolish extremes. Pitcher —Gromek, He calls Casey Stengel the onteburan 3} Tllovtan, Cate 4 [actual doubles PH Aaro. ol . manager _ since Connle | HO0EE No 323 081- |Stein and Hy Delott teame 1 8 | Queen: “Wote (5) and Sarason: 18.2 Bake second on 1003. Jack Klap-

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Still, I must wonder when the est ade) Tavton Winning Birches per and Joe Smith are third with Georgia Peach reached this [Queen Losing Pitcher—Lade. | 998. ‘conclusion, before or after - At Ban Francisco In the handicap bracket, Joe

« ) Br] > Calderon lead! Stengel joined the Yankees? In st Louis (A) 000 810 208-13 13 0 Mermelstein and his previous efforts with Brook- | 843, ire JC, 200000, Non hixean With 982-243 — 1225. Stein and lyn, Stengel was never able to | 2% Boemler (9) snd Ortes. Losing Pilcher Delott are second in 1003-204 | (2d Game, Seven Innings)

get out of the second division. jSntivns Dr ana Nate It was the same fellow. Sin Feandiseo (PCL ) 30 0 on | 3/Goldtarh hold third with 987-2 | MODERN CATCHERS aren tind Hosters. Losing Plicher~Brad- [py Fogle sets the pace in jrerd, { . | ow yg Y Tn Bre a a Bernardine, Cal. = ithe women's singles - with 474. | eT h i rq | Pittsburgh ( ne 19 4 Bernice Bilver and Rochelle Ledwhere arcing the OO os \ Rowo vio. Kennedy fi nd Shey ! Dick’ | orman are second and third with 8 . . tle n 3 f allie, Elstar tom i Te Witining Pitchér Dickson. ‘Loving Piteh- 446 and 439, VespRevel Jn} ny {dig 8, 83 uchman is first for me thes o four years ago) York oe Dskiape; 000 100 810 J To Regan has| catchers are the mo 8, | wo ge 413 1 a ; gah Jas ma Dickey and Mickey Cochrane. Maglio, Boxman 3) ana. Noble, yvars 4311584 58) and Lee Barn | Like so many pine, Re couldnt | gi “har paon winning Pitcher—Mag- | a vile Regd) Ney Were| een HOOSIER CONSTRUCTION Ma selcgtion attests, they Were [leads both team actual and handi-/ the beat hed oy Wi First Pressure Put on [cap divisions. The leaders have Coby other SN rr , : {2489 actual, coming on games of {2489 actual, Seige Sater; A ie Ring Hoodlums [T71-827-8486. In the handicap class, : Oy Sox) Wonv- NEW YORK, Mar, 2¢ (UP) ~ | Hoosler Construction has 2489thie , tfield: Babe Ruth, Tris More than 20 managers and sec- | 438-2927, or J y Jackson ‘Pitch: |onds are on the New York State| Sam’s Subway is second in the | Speaker, ue . {Boxin Commission's hoodlum actual on 2427 and Sam Rose's Ish, Cy Young, Grover Eg a 4 a ay Mathewson | ‘kick-out” list, an employee dis- five holds third with og Ban exander, C s ] J na! Walter Johnson. For the record, [closed today, as the commission | nett Bottle jo. FUnnes BP. 58 Shel ) 000 for the ghost moved its headquarters from handicap brac e 2 Cobh got 825, ’ own near the Bowery up into 2912. Hoosier Coal and Oil 1s written Blast, the “heart” of Manhattan. | third with 2307-558-—2863. ABOUT THE same time I had, Meanwhile New York Chair-| The tourney ends Mar. 29-30. Ruth pick me his all time team.

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