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By EDDIE ASH . Times Sports Editer DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., na 0 Ine Mar. 25-—The famous Tris press By FRANK ANDERSON were responsible for 63- of nd o i ker: i i ane By United Press ' THE WHEEL of 70 points in Minneapolis. ey . . ) Speaker 1s doing the Indian SEATTLE, Wash., Mar. 25 had be fortulle are pola healthy. In fact, Walther PHOE! apolis Indians a lot of good, — The final chapter in the/ 2.2 tter stop on the Olym- is talking about the moon turn® ‘= : especially inf the batting depart- : : 'pians’ number tonight at 8:30. ing blue in his: feud with Pollard. It's off ment. 1952 National Collegiate Atl: it doesn’t, they're dead. - To be technical (and Walther ' Leo Dur: He also gives Manager Gene letic Association cage drama ’ . often is), turning the moon blue t Helping spin the wheel are the : ed. It's alle year-old Desautels many gets under way tonight. Underdog means no-holds-barred. It's helpful ‘items to Minneapolis Lakers, who need but the succes: elp Santa Clara meets ‘Kansas, and; out war, : jot down in his the upset-minded boys from. -St o0e mofe win to put ihe Olym “a 8 9 the New little book. ‘ John's take on powerful Tllinots. | plang out of the SCHAEFER'S formula for baseman. Usually, when NBA playoffs. rras b : These are the final four teams The Lakers won winning basketball is simple} He'll oy the Tribesters from the nationwide eliminations, . ood hitt * and, there's 4 are engaged: in staged last - week-end. The| the opener 11, the Good shots, § tung pe Durocher s an inter - squad victors tonight will earn a berth Pesto three Se- "Wl centage, fast-breaking, hustle. In 260 and game at Indian- in the Olympic tryouts plus a Pos S ia ep ! Minneapolis, his team qualified enough.” ville, Bpeaker <berth in the NCAA final tomor-| gis, Sunday. ” in all but good hitting. Durochet takes a seat be- ’ Tonight's foot- ; the N the back- row night. | racing will be Fieldhouse fans will see a new as the_No. hing the oT | ' officiating deal. Three officials are Stanky Ww stop ‘screen and MOST OF the coaches on hand| held in Butler assigned to the playoff. One opened. H keeps track of bemoaned the fact they had very| Fieldhouse, the > - some cont Eddie Ash ! ; . . serves as alternate, He sits at the bad pitches little, if any, information on the Jigs home of the fast $ the scorer's table, taking the fielding ns Tribe hitters bite on. He also kind of game their opponents will| : #% break. The a .\ floor only in case 1 injury to a about a we keeps track of pitches they hit pay oi This is particularly true in Herm Schaefer 1 i think oo / ¥ © working tooter day Dave for distance. the Kansas-Santa Clara game. | e Fieldhouse is . . . ’ handle the This information is turned over Dr. Forrest (Phog) Allen of the home of the even break. NO BONES ABOUT IT—The thin men of Indianapolis and re brought i Eg ig a re min te ME FIELDHOUSE 1s a very -Mitnespolis. Paul Walther (lef) and Jim Pollard, bring their- action is Whitey Skoog. Hes WILLIA. Tn discovers a glaring flaw mitted he knew very little about pleasant place for the Olympians grudge fo the floor of Butler Fieldhouse at 8:30 Yonight, Mending ae ee on from Ala , player's stance, swing Santa Clara. And youthful Coach|to be. They've defeated the Lak- 2 absence gives 148 8 30 games f - a ini pgniidh off for first ' Bob Ferrick of Ds. the ers three of the four times the sion this “season, defeated Ft.plans, too. One would be a way, 10-9 advantage in personnel. The son and di base after meeting the ball. _._ : ii % team that chalked up two big up-|teams have met here this season. Wayne Ao. Straight lof stopping George Mikan, Vern InLY OIYP question ia Wah He hit .26¢ ~ al el A : a Bb | ©" Teach the play-offs, was| Playoff basketball is payoff| Olymp Coach Herm Schaefer Mikkelsen and Jim Pollard. Tegel es, dukle, and he sayy he's got eight strai THEN AFTER the last out, the KNOW YOUR INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS—Dave Hoskins pessimistic. basketball. The winner of the has more up his sleeve than a/three Lakers tossed in 64 of hel Ta his wind up in sireien, vk ” He S04 and the left), outfielder-pitcher, and Al Smith (right), third baseman. Hos. | “We'll be playing Kansas Olymp-Laker series can divide shoplifter. He has plans for the 73 points in Minneapolis. All| Minnea SE IIo ni ht it Bob Tot il a. hoth ba ins batted .287 last season in 76 games with Wilkes-Barre while blind,” he said. “We have never $2500 and look forward to play- Lakers. Just what the plans are, three are healthy and hopeful. |he Ol be jans win toni ht, ford, Whe ¥ mistakes discussed, both batting, oo." | hit .321 in 25 games with San Diego, [féen them in action. or scouted|ing Rochester in a best-of-five we won't say. But all's fair in| pe o , St Erp Rho Williams u fielding and base running. mith, a fancy glove-man, hit . n games wi ego. | : e Olymps’ quick quartet of It's do-or-die for the Olymps. for trad B 3 Conti in Ee rem————— them. We'll have a freshman, series for divisional honors. Roch-|love and pro basketball. Leo Barnhorst, Joe Graboski,| The die is cast. And so is the up Manager _ Desautels, 0ach py owing for the Stars. He is a) Kenny Sears, who is only 18 years ester, first in the Western Divi-l Individual Olymps have Bob Lavo d, Paul Walther : Believes Yo Johnny Hutchings and sometimes| oopo0” of the famous and in- S dd 5 4 old, attempt to guard Clyde] voy and. Paul Walther} do. fielder Gec ae to a famous Eddie Cicotte of the nea Oo WW S Lovellese, Kansas’ All-America ; " * Plitsuursh : ; enter.” . A ry ern i oi 1 i O@XSON TOO B a away or cost themselves a runi ,., league directors’ meeting u 0 ive THE Illinois-8t. John’s battle has said t by overlooking sofhe inside base-|, 1a in Kissimmee ? meeting » shapes up as a potential thriller] enter into ball. eo Sey red the JF od VY 4 with a high-scoring result. : Giants. oh. ‘morn ng 3 or ic ory “I haven't scouted St. John’s,”| { . THE HITTERS who consistent- Toledo situation 1s satisfactory. said Coach Harry Combes of the! Li one rea S Cardina ly swung at bad pitches Feckived The Chamber of Commerce there By United Press iting. “We became acquainted BRADE! a longer lecture and the Tribe pitched in and found additional] AIKEN. 8. C. Mar. 25—8ammy with them on the flight out here, The strain of playing Indiana high Police and school authorities he failed to try to throw a letic director at Tech High Al Schoer pitchers and catchers are asked financial help for the Mud Hens./gnead and Doug Ford will be but that didn’t help evaluate their| school basketball _is ‘trying when @ agreed today that threats and ame In the tourney semifinals. School.) : team with why they served a good pitch to (It also was voted to make the|among the field competing here basketball ability. They must be state championship is on the line but - 3 0 attempts made on Joe The warnings came in tel- I finally got Mr. Dagwell on as the St. a heavy hitter on the opposingispring All-Star game an annual [today In the Alken one-day, pro- very good to beat Kentucky.” 8t.| fo play “for the Hoosier crown under S ephone calls to the Sexson the phone and he told me not stone comb team when they already had him event. : amateur golf tournament, instead John's upset the Wildcats, 64-57, threats for refusing o bribe is an even SeXS0M, ace scorer on Indian- jms, to worry about it. The next day the Nation in the hole. “ ya 8 of battling each other in a play-|in the finals of the eastern elimi-| greater test. Herewith is Joe Sexson’s apolis Tech's basketball team, Detectives guarded Sexson at hg called me into his office and That lor The “after school” session Is It was announced the Ameri- |off in Jacksonville, Fla, nations. personal story upon ignoring an an- probably came from a crank or the games. Howard L. Sand- {here were two detecti th peared mo! quietly conducted with the play-| ean Association will operate | Veteran Snead of White Sul-| On® the other hand, St. John's| onymous telephone. call before the prankster. ers, inspector of detectives, be- 0 Celeglives Liers. day afte ers seated circlewise on -the| with 11 umpires this year. Six |phur Springs, W. Va. and dark-/Coach Frank McGuire admits he| semifinal tourney. Sexson, star of the runner- lieved the calls were “hoaxes The detectives told me to Stanky pal greensward while Desautels,| worked in the All-Star game horse Ford of Harrison, N. Y.|had scouts watching as Illinois ; up team in the state tourney, ... but thought it wise to take Make a deal with the mysterious in yesterd: Speaker and Hutchings stand In| to make it look “big league.” (were tied at the end of the beat Duquesne in the mid-west By JOR a as fold to was threatened with harm if necessary precautions.” man. But he never called again. the Philade the center of the group to tell] The Association started with [fourth round of the Jacksonville finals, 74-68. as a sports He asked me how Tech had to tell me the various method 1.5% now anyding yout dienst had em off, with emphasis, whenever| 12 umpires last spring and cut |Open yesterday with cards ofl Santa Clara, which upset % been winning all of its games. I could use to hol methods iat telephone call from a girl, and at firs they want to make a particular ¢5 10 in midseason. lame for 72 holes. Officials an-JUCLA, Pacific Coast Conference] HONESTLY, 1 was just too =," ., p, did it th te Be sad Gown he 1 was neve) mentioned. fore Stank point sink in. : aa Inounced they would play off for/champion and Wyoming, Skyline busy playing basketball to think pity of he 9 oe Foun es ot Mi Tate as a The fellow who called me shortstop— I | THE ASSOCIATION directors the crown today. winner, to gain the coveted round much about those threats. o . en the ot g , SSing must have lost interest. I was at Rochest THE CHAMPION Milwaukee ; The only time I really e man said, “How about not Shots, making bad passes or ney h Brewers upheld their prestige py donated $200 to the Baseball . 22 iof four, isn’t given much chance y y yer working so hard?” For a min- double dribbling. He didn't Ur pproached sgain, There League be winning the American Assocla- Writers’ Association to meet its| BUT THEN Snead announced against the Kansas club that was gave it a thought was during thought he was crazy or Seem to care which, just as was fever anyone Suspicious majors, tion's first springtime all-star Operating. expenses. President he would forfeit the playoff be- ranked fourth in the nation. The| the halifime 28d Yetors and; mething. long as I messed up our pros- Who} S541) while going 15 sud Philli game played at their Kissimmee Bruce Dudley presided. cause he felt fans would think, Broncos were unranked. The St. $ or eac [ame - en the de- Then he bluntly asked me Pects of winning. from school. And certainly no ies training camp yesterday. The "ow lit he won, that he won unfairly. John's-Tllinois game is rated ect Ves wa od with me and the , O" h money 1 would dake I told him emphatically 1 one approached me on the ORLANTI score was 14 to 0 Pad at-! GEORGE TRAUTMAN, presi-| The veteran slammer’s action more of a toss-up. | eam SE ee oT ne 1 to fix the game. I quickly an- wouldn't do it y school grounds. Philadelph tendance was exactly 108. dent of all minor leagues, and stemmed from a penalty-stroke| aver talked with th Y was Swered there wasnt any : 5 »" : Ingion Se Three Indianapolis players saw & former American Association dispute that occurred in the § ' pi Te Mar 0 man day amount of money or anything He grumbled something about MY BROTHER JOHNNY hibition i service with the stars. Ed Stev- president, attended the attraction Second round of the open last atter Up at after To Dea Shelbyville > glse whith womld make we do a JOSIE SISO from leting Washi Eten) ea ie Phi i ens first sacker, hit a home run and renewed acquaintances. Saturday. s dispute that was win the regional title thing like that. I play only one Spans Teoh. 2 then said, Dad wasnt 100 armed by the to 33 playe [ru ; : h ) 3 n't do all. He tho y ) in the fifth, It was a mighty blow| AA ALLSTARS Ale ne favor Sneay > Elks A P.- 14 De ais no first time ang WY and that's to win, 3; Jou don 98 it Here 18 5 Sa) Jie 4 ught it was just a Yolalder ) far over the fence at Hight Centar. |uaraps RC J EST} 0 rd LT he on I ort oe ’ ° | my brother, Johnny, answered ar Sdn L seem to know too Lo. You afe lable to gel I always tert the Fieldhouse fielder Dan a in ee an batted |Ejancato, 81. an 03 1 | 3 hold it against him should 4] IT WILL BE "batter up” for{ the Phone, Tt was sbout 1 asked me whom oe se Sur hurt. There are a lot of people after the games with my par- De 3 - in a run. Frank Papish, veteran Moford (Col) o. r....1 1 0 0 o0beat Ford in a playoff, {Indianapolis Elks, Apr. 14, when o'clock in the afternoon. 1 frst game. I sald Greencastle. 0 the Fieldhouse and no one ents or some friends. There was Leo iste southpaw, opened on the mound Bena (K ¢ Nr rs 3 1 9 8 0 The penalty Incident came on/BPOE Lodge 13 stages its sixth] walked In ane a on The man said we shouldn't Would know who did it.” no police escort home. I talked Bierman ’ (Loui, . | : for the stars and became the Cicotte KC hpi. 00 ° 8 jie long 10th hole of Jackson- ana) Bagensll S188, ha} | Johnny handed me the phone. have too much trouble with I told him I had to go and 3 Wievision after the finals Yankees losing pitcher. He worked three cere Ince pd $00 8 ives Jide Park sounse: a dog- wir Aas SE Lo a o air-| . uo” that one but he seemed worried hung up. i : en wa hag ack Io de ST. PET -|8t Ind, ab. {leg to the r . Snead, tryin jan, c e dinner bout t essing room oac in- , i Bg Tg Miwa pencer ‘(Mpls Su 3 i 3 i 3 fo ne ge Ds, Yi eu will begin at 6:30 p. m. at the] THE VOICE said, “now shot. 2 ox bid ChIBlonaD Jame. 1 ley to call our coach, Her- ghaw i Ton n 25—Bob Ci winner. Chapman (Lou), 3b ...4 1 1 1 3/his drive into the rough. He Antlers Hotel. It will be $2.50 per| UP and listen to me.” 1" just points I got. in the regional man Hinshaw, but he was out Last night we were guests of handed slu . "» uv Lt MR Seed i I 7 lltigured his ball was inbounds Plate and include the customary hung up the phone. He called finals, I sald 10 field goals. of town. 1 then called Charley the Evangelical United Breth- Ransss ©! THE STARS made many fioith (dole). po... I 3 8 8 Slana he played from that spot, Ouvenir bat and typical baseball & Short time later and this time The man then suggested that I oa» the assistant coach at ren Church for a special dinner today changes in their lineup to give he 3 onus 2 2 2 1 taking a five on the hole. ' | musts. I listened to him talk awhile. could Sut it down fo three field 1", 20d De told me fo call for the church team. Boy, it berth in 4 most of the boys a chance. A Totals fn PY 9 18 24 10 . na A This guy was definitely an goals and three free throws Mr. Dagwell. (Ed. Note—Maas, would sure have been nice to outfield or strong wind accounted for sev- AB R H PO al BUT VETERAN Chick ‘Har- HARRY GEISEL will serve| adult. It’s a funny thing, but That seemed to suit him fine, himself, was offered a bribe go there as state champions. lusty bat. eral freak hits, but both sides AR a fiessrtees 3 § 3 3 {vert of Detroit, playing with again as master of ceremonies] I had to repeat everything I SS #2 8 while playing basketball for © But I guess that’s the end of Cetv ban pounded the ball at a merry elip| He: EN 14 3 1 0 0Snead on that round, disagreed ‘and in attendance will be Mayor| said. It seemed as though he FOR A MINUTE I didn’t say Butler University several years the phone calls. My high school run of the and it was a case of free hitting arson, 10-4 4 i 2 3 He thought Sammy had been ont Clark and Gov. Schricker. was hard of hearing. anything. Then he proceeded ago. Charles Dagwell is ath- basketball days are over. Olub=as and free scoring all the way. [Boje of :8 8 } 3 3iof bounds and should be charged|, 1 ""® “iil Not be a principal - the Sotto! The Brewers collected 19 safe-| Wooten. rf ... :3 1 0 3 oitwo penalty strokes for a seven speaker. Instead, according to day 2nd it ties, including 2 homers, a Williams, o a . § ¢ 4 48 jinstesa of a five. ig ha ig of os ner Yarrel triple and two doubles. Gorin. p .1.. *$ 3 3 3 }| The tournament rules commit- is Inolans Ww : Hank Ertman, Milwaukee's first Marques seares «31 3 1 9 Qtee considered the dispute and be interviewed, But no doubt the Tigers baseman, led the base hit parade alien, » .111111Illll 1 © o o oruled in Snead’s favor. main speech will be given by LAREL! with four. He scored three runs| wots ............... % RTF Tl Freddie Wampler Jr. of Great {71 Plerce, the Indians’ trainer. The odds and batted Jn thres, a ‘18 po oat safe on error for Cicotte in| Neck, N.Y, former Indianapolis |p .1ye Sgainst Jia The All-Stars blasted out 15 “Marques singled for Gorin 1 | and Purdue Universi hits, including four homers ANIA Ee OT a i ol had Re ar eriily player, Billiard Playoff Tigers tod: three doubles. A six-run fourth. Miwaukee +... 023 600 03°14) ggQ, : 0 T d The onc inning practically sewed it up for |. Scherbarth 3 Brancato. Runs Batted Tn i nica se Jpens loday pis was Charlie Grimm's Brewerytown | ohencer, falmberg, Pena. Boles 2, Clark- A three-way ; ast seaso! brigade. spa ta han Show Names 3 0, "us Davo em four runs This is the club the Indians yome Runs. ree-base Hit_Ertman.| y * : ; . Cincinnati have to meet here in Indianville GIsrkson: Eriman Stevens. Spencer. Sucri: 500 Officials cushion billiard championship. Tigers, 7-0, tomorrow in the Tribe's first reg-| Malmberg lo Blevens: Portem fo Clarkson| Speedway President Wilbur Defending Champion Jay an error ar ular spring exhibition game. Man- 3° uiilat lee’. Hage on Balle Off Moford, Shaw has appointed three officials Knapp, South Bend, opposes Nor. houser con ager Gene Desautels watched the}. Cleotte I. Cerexhing 1 Gorin i, Estock | for the annual 500-Mile Memorial man Ross, Michigan City, at 4 . Brewers perform in Kissimmee Cicotia I, Coreghino hey, Atorde (Day auto race. 2p. i, st the Board of Trade Pirates and knows what he's up against.| 8000, in 3 innings; Allen’ 1 in 13; clu parlor. e loser 1 be matched BURBA! The All-Stars threatened to to ah: Mofo Ca) Setremine Sn 2 NL J. ord Tigehes, Hadaonoed, against Lou Spivey, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh catch Milwaukee in the late in-|. Papish Pain Pro Bgl and scori t tonight at 3.30, Spivey will meet to 41 playe alngs yesterday and cut the differ- cess. Caines. ‘Hicks and Stewart JE and coring 0 succeed the this afternoon's winner tomor- £ Rickey an ence to 11 to 9 in the top of the Dr. C. B. Bohn row night at 8:30. Ken Barah , Cu B. ner, Indianapolis, - elgnth. But this only aroused the West Glovers BX. O BL Bohrer, Indianapolis The tires ‘fraists each sur Bill Bell ar Brewers again and they put over . °4 mith, In-|vived earlier tourney elimination S A Bartirome a three-run finisihng rally in their Beat East dianapolls, as medical director.|with 5-0 records. ~ o clubs in th Be I 8 rally roped as Dr. Smith resigned last summer. 1° The St. a yr NEW YORK, Mar. 25 (UP)—| Paul Johnson, Anderson, was Tag Match Headlines — the Pirate: Tribe Training Notes After four years of deadlocks, |appointed to succeed Harry Hartz g — oy a today. The All-Star game almost cost the West beat the East, 9-7, last as chief observer, Hartz, how- Armory Mat Card fromm s ; = the Kansas City Blues their speed [Nght in the annual national ever, will continue on the Ameri-| young Bull Montana and — 8. Se Clevelar merchant, Center Fielder Bob Golden Gloves championships be-|can Automobile Association staff g = TUCSON Marquis. While going back after fore 11,384 in Madison Square supervising the race. Johnny Rococo will oppose Billy a — Lemon of Buzz Clarkson's drive which wepp/GRISen. ave the. West Tommy Milton, two-time win- Fox, Napoleon, O, and Cowboy 2 5 hoping to | for a homer in the third stanza.|,. coo. A oi ol 1h (ner of the race, will continue as Len Hughes, Nova Scotia, in the N Ss victory cht the fast-traveling Marquis crashed ~ . , y thi niet steward, Shaw said. - year's abse into the center field fence post victory in the classic, against Australian tag-team battle booked d of and he was knocked flat. =" five for the East or “New York" b . to’ headline tonight's Armory Tecor of 1 : Bob was down for some time, |leather-tossers, Table Tennis Notes wrestling show. I Tans in 20 But w ble to walk off the fi 1a! Staff Sgt. Ken Davis of the| Standard Life Insurance defeated Rich-| Tommy Martindale and new- ay. , ut was able to Walk o e lle U. S. Marines at I A ] ardson & Co, to win the Indianapolis] will ix i h - Lemon’s under his own power -after re-| °° 08 Angeles, the |eague championship at the Table Tennis COMET Dave Sims mix in the * tive scorel ivi first ald. His left che Kk only defending champion in the Center last night. Individual trophy win. first event. It's for one fall or L ceiving . cheek |, ners wers Morris Johnson, Claek { . when Eddi tourney, retained his feather-| , sek Bwown. 30 minutes and will start the was cut open and his left hand oight crown by outpointing Cpl Reese, Brown, Bill Rapp, Don Austell and 4; at 8:30 p. m Cubs hom y | 3 . «| Bol ightower, ' . . . 350 Was lacersted. {Isaac Chestnut of Ft. Dix, N. J.| : I I I bis Sieve] y a | ————————————— ° HOWARD BOLES, new Mil- nings, alth 6-5, when

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