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By Joe Williams a tunel ull we Gina he ; M h I’ H M k R 1-0 y do r— A Marshall’s Homer Makes Roe 1-U ou 4 Indianapolis Times ‘ ‘ _o I | Loser in Grapefruit Loop Tilt A Ld py Literary Plunge Sets. ose! a qu Br United Fress " Off Baseball Talks LYNCHBURG, Va., Apr. 7—Warren Spahn will be on the mound when the Boston Braves open the National League season on Apr. 15—and if V DAYT : that isn’t enough to make the Dodgers leave their bats home in Brooklyn, illness Joh NEW YORK, Apr. 5—~While it seems to be the view Manager Tommy Holmes , - the Indian ; ’ : that the Cubs may make a de : a ae ad of many that Ty Cobb's plunge into literary waters left doesn't know what is. with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pirates Associatior him all wet there is substantial evidence that the old im. stylish left-| The Cubs were buried, 13-1, by = At least 1 Spahn, the slim, sty . : NEW ORLEANf®, La, — The ~ master managed to create a tidal wave of controversy pander who has Won 20 games|the Pirates yesterday, but WOO! pittsburgh. Pirates, here. for a Na, 1 choles —which was no doubt the hope of the editors when they four times, “tuned up” for his I a a¢inight game with the Chicago Signe igned his check for $25,000 s WALK DOWN opening day assignment with a ’ 'White* Sox, sold three young v. ge sign check for $25,000. / STREET WITH brilliant seven-inning no-hit per-|!onio: 18-5, yesterday, bad VE, chers to Hollywood in the Pas nings again A considerable number of people, if the mail is a ™ STR formance against the Dodgers in Gr bud ie Any eine Coast League and optioned or: diame yardstick, agree Cobb's blast was not all sound and fury ME CURT... Nashville, TT ea Ernie Reports of a trade started |OutBeider Frank Thomas i lt although hy and the game as played in other days had much to . THERES A Johnson completed the no-hitter when Wii Malinéwg, Co talent tion today. evel ite, recommend it- over the modern version. These letters LE OF and Willard Marshall's home run wi burgh OGenerall The pitchers sent to Hollywood lie coup ff Preacher Roe with two out in hours with Pitts General | Lint, Fred Strobel and pitcher. are from people who span the two concepts, hence they y: BE a oe Manager Branch Rickey. A RO or The Trit ' TOUGH GUYS the ninth inning gave the Braves Bob Curtis. Strobel recently took lified to make comparisons 1-0 victor “There was no deal,” Matthews! =, physical examination. Columbus be are more qua. >» C ; ‘ MN This BLOCK ) a “®t y. said. “But the door is still open.” Dis Army Phy the score "nn wow was he Hird Do-hister 3 nte|Ti Sasa. nV New Ocleans = + 5s 0 over’ the m MN, a “ a 48 9 an n e ) “eee 5 ee FOR EXAMPLE, J. L. Alexander of Elmhurst, L. I. ; Wennedy of the New York Giants Jor [Piisbaren (1. Sst gi Leon: Sy writes: : combined to pitch one against the| ATLANTA, Ga,—Big Vici Gg a Home Runs—Fondy, Beard, i “yr | Chicago Cubs and Steve Ridzik| Wertz hoping for a quick start Kiner. JOHNNY I'm now. 76 years old. 1 saw the first American of the Philadelphia Phillfes| toward his announced goal of | cl land-Giant he asked League game played in New York. I went to 22 games pitched one by himself against the Winning Soe Tune dane = and eveland-Lianis rs sautels for t i 2 LAITY in the stadium last year. I mention these details to show Bt. Louls Cardinals. “red hot" today as. the Detrot| SAN ATE ONO, another Jo that I do not live in the past. I like baseball in any form A CROWD of 9098 booed brief- Tiss et the Atianta Crackers oo fians were back at their the request. but I liked it best before the home run was cheapened. § [ly when Spahn, who had pitched of the Southern ASsoClation. = lgeif-appointed assignment of mak- however, he {two complete games this spring,| Wertz hammered two home, o 70 migerable for the New over the nl Paradoxically, there was more individual effort then. Cobb was removed from the game hut|runs and two singles yesterday, =. o...¢q today. this week. could beat you without even getting a hit. He could walk ' dohnton, u -1all Sueve-pallng ET eat oe Pinal Duby hammered his sixth home ee and steal his way around. This made for suspense, (rookie Who had 4 108 Hee As: gave him seven hits, including/Tut of LE spring. 2nd Rosen AB aE There were many like Cobb, though not ax brilliant. The sociation last season, faced only Bve Ex base blows, in his last _ : heir eighth triumph in 10 The India ball player of that period had to do everything well; | : ” / Seven Dougers In the ant i Ted rey was touched for five Meetings Yas he ian “ott Bunt, place hit, slide and steal. They had all around | | —-- E : Roy Campanella was the only|hits and four runs in six innings pring EA Maglle—the the Florida ability. : $i 4 ® | Dodger to reach base against|and Billy Hoeft allowed one hitiq,,piy pig ace who experienced playeq ia Ds » 4 o in three innings for Detroit. { " ” day's game “ i Spahn, walking on a 3-2 curv: AC Blrminshinme Als Ihis first “off day” of the year. 8 A Today a ball player needs to hit only the long ball to be k ball that broke low with one out petrost [irminkS20 021 000-5 6 1| The teams continue their series baseball Ral K ny fn the fifth inning. Campanella Birmingham 020 030 000 4 6 0/4 on five hits : $ s n e nning. . 4 today. : a stor. Ralph Kiner and Ted Williams, to mention two. | like I rit oe oid mga witty 3) auf primers, Shi Oday Dallas, Tex. collected 12 to see them hit but once they've left the plate | have little {lot a poor throw by Catcher Mert? Dove Nw ork 11) a triple play interest in them.” : Walker Cooper to become the only ] { Maglie, Kennedy (8) and Yvars: Lemon, THE BIE Ey Aan i: Dodger to reach second in the New Leader | Cleveland: Doby: ‘Hosen. Home Runs Wow ' lgame, | spozas. . But ELMER SCHWARTZ, of the Bronx, writes in prac- | | Eo al i In Handi Exhibition Baseball timers lett tically the same vein using golf as an analogy ... “In the | | Rlpeo rare. DE DR a n an reap Boston (A) Ohno oid Bio Dio 8 8 1 hi ony five ’ » sp i - | : INDRON SB). nite h triple olden days leading golfer had to be an artist. He runner when Shortstop Johnny | There'd a new leader in the *%3yich, "wight (6) and Niaraes. Okris: r | | aylor, Wight (6) and Niarhos, Okrie; venth. 8i had to be to play two or three different shots with rs ted Hip. grounder fn five- man En Vos sid Bei, ia" Home Runa=Boston. Wil Bd pr ng 4 5 | hb 2; Oklahoma City, Frasier. each club, whereas the modern golfer has a specially | | Spa Bhs lto pace Delaware Bowling Cen- 5 TA Port Worth : over the Col ; | set Spahn, who never has pitched |!0 P! ng Chi oy 208 304 § Tom Keatin; designed club for difficulty. It's much |= a no-hitter during the regular sea. ter to a 2000-217—3171 in the [Fort Worth (TL). 000 001 000 1 § a long hit d Oe a a yen) arte, | HE Son can. become the rt lu (hree vwelcand event yoteday, SI Bi SU ER which was | aay. a Handed pitcher since Carl Hubbe'l| At Colymbiz. 8. Sipple bec: Merely specialists with muscle.” to win 20 games five times it Bros., to second with 3136. More Bhiiaaeionte (NV "ou 088 1008 10 1 aE PEE 'he turns the trick this year. ihn 140 Seams gh gi Te Rice: Fusselmes: (4: Roberts hu (and B. ON X - ap | | hl e — ALBERT H. COHEN, of Philadelphia, deplores the As for Roe. who turned in his| "> y |Hemus. ur, To ae. shortstop w best performance of the spring, ; : At Charioite, N.C Phillips at excessive master minding which has become a practice in he can only hope for vengeance Leaders in the women's state cincinnati “(000 ion oa 013 10 tice. 4 recent years... , “Connie Mack was still a young man {| when ne meets Warren again on|3t Terre Haute were Snepatgad, Meviee, Sass, i, ind ment gun: THE BIR when I started to go to ball games in this city, and we | Se Bien nu neD we Apr. 15. But J. Ivan oi ie), Bathnap, Mars omokos . B8& DISCHARGED MD At Chattanooga. Tenn. 'and- E. Pespan took the doubles| Mele, Kiutts. > for a double had very little of that left for right stuff in those da Bost fA ixssesscnns 001—1 7 1ilead in the men’s state at Evans-| Al San Antonie cH h 0 ' ys. AVAILABLE © THE Brooklyn (N)..... cori 0 ) St. Louis (A) ..... 505 203 000-18 17 0 Ps saw. he We had players who were able enough to stay in the game | PWLLIES SHORTLY AFTER. cin) CR Babies ont ue a a REEL ELS REL en and bat against any type of nitching, right or left. SEASON OPENS .... IY arkees | IN THE all-events Charlie] °' "— 3), Feterson 6: and Balen, third ‘and I he : i Pheasant of the Herrmann - “This has become a fetish with managers —~ | COLUMBUS, Ga. — ¥ fox. Hook : Sipple whet mae today: t % , Ga: fanager neral Home team in the Fo» ooks 22-In to think 2 plats chess: instead of ‘ba ny hey seem & Nie ; | Casey, Stengel of the New York Hunt Classic averaged 206 with Mrs. Rose neh Bass N twa de they playing $s Ins oseball, s - |Yankees appeared today to have 1854 for second place. Leader of Denny, hooked Dy a large. er Dick Me wy ; : 4 decided on young Mickey Mantle the event is South Bend’s Al De- : ate Llhink they meray pid show Jw brainy they ‘as the successor to Joe DiMaggio Walle with 1860. OD pelgline sight ana, Sipple or B A succeed 8 prolong e game iin center field. | Indianapolis’ Ballard Dairyipit near St. Paul, I . . ! : . , Ind., yesterday first toward an hour or more . Sane ‘ : The 20-year-old Mantle, billed Products placed fifth with 2780 She used a bass Anvrens ' A \ pl s bait of continuin : ) last spring as the greatest rookie|/and Draper Auto Sales of Mar-|Mr, Apple, her h ow 2s . I 2 “Cobb 1s right, @ major | ’“ hi . Phillies Star i i d with 2824 in t aire; het Musiana, caught a } ad toe A eague hitter who con't hit both : in years, played center field Sat.|/ion secon n the team small-mouth bass weighing more Mozzali slip kinds of pitching is not a major league hitter.” nega ins econ B k T d urday and yesterday while the|event. Shires Tavern of South|than six pounds. oa, dino . 1S Yankees were beating the Atlanta) Bend leads with 2855. 5 a _~-On the subject Jack’ bof Atta > ae © ay Crackers. He has been one of the on tie home promt action be- 1 | STOP Tre oe ¢ the same ject : To bin, Manha » SUg- M ( 5 | By United Press club's best hitters all spring with gan to taper off. The mixed douhe | and the may be financially interested in the asters olf Title | "WASHINGTON, D. C., Apr, 7— an average well over .300. {bles handicap at the Pennsylvania and fo complete concessions ) mes are lCurt Simmons. sergeant and Jackie Jensen, Gene Woodling alleys was won by Rosemary eo igh Fames re igy extended in order | scosts Vaid Pons - sm of the first 24 got $200 each and pitcher, was en Tr i to the ANd Bob Cerv had previously ap: Smith and Watt May with L128, GO! fi up for the a rease ¥ ’ i » T--8a ’ "Rosemary roile n t ’ N - ee ‘ve AUGUSTA, Ga. Apr. 1—Sam such financial opportunities Mf eq states toduy to trade in Luria champions this spring, The 813 Second were Betty Povton|| With Our Sales and Service ait on sw JOHN F. RICKARD (no address), with undisguised {Bobby Jones' own, has carried which has now been played 16 his Army uniform and resume his, Yankees beat the Crackers, 5-4, and Brock Jones with 1272 on; x throw and 1 JOHN | 10 8 ) indisgu {him to his second Masters Golf times, growing even bigger. baseball career with the Phila- Yesterday for their 17th triumph 594's. Low to cash is 1244. 1 Broek fly. fury, ‘questions the competence of this writer (and all Fob ang the usually jocular Snead’s 286 wouldn't have been | delphia Phillies. ; {in 26 exhibition games. — —— — ay rake and Carburetor : The wea others) who fail to see spike to spike with the old master. Slammer jaid today he will comegood enough to win any previous, The four-engine C-47 U. 8. Air |New York A) Att $5 o10— 512 3 | Service en All Makes of Canal forged ahea “Musial is ter than DIM + William next year to make an all-/pagters but under the adverse T | Atlanta (BAY... 020 010 001— 4 10 1] ( ¥ Motor pair of walk dared ) grea an aggio or 8 Ver jout defense of his crown. wind conditions his battle was to| LCF ¢¢ Stratocrulser carryihig| Schaefer hd fon 5 dome. Runes siver | Yunelip 3 single by oly ba | | Toe, | : ; he ee Musial aa Melty a Ra Bice i Fup witen Waid iqpridgmbiighig ew eae hia seve respectable snot EE i ole ll pul ea Ah Nontae 3, RHODIUM Wiest Balancing the sixth t greatness and you lac : ntelligence what hap under par. He won | tort a erics BRASS acuum at 2-all, on » i ppened to Ben Hogan in < : from Frankfurt, Germany, arto recognize it. I would be willing to bet the champion yesterday's final round was 1019 nl the tourhamfent record. ..i »¢ National Airport this HIGH POINT, N. C. — Left- GOLD Power Brakes — wih teams of Cobb's days would beat the pennant winners of |'YPical. Ren, one of the icles rm morning. Spader Bobby Spants. Wha ohana Handy and Pierce The Tem J . competitors in th , fel urt's v wife ii 0 open the season: for today without any trouble. They hit better, pitched bet- pg i Bend rom aio ie Hornets, Reds or Bor Be et INoratry. the Philadelphia A's against the BCOPAE-NICRE Governors DE ter and ran the bases better. What more would you want [teeth of a high ‘wind to outlast ’ parents and his sister greeted him New York Yankees on Apr 135, : CHROME nit Po y them to do? (everybody. 0 en Pla otf lat «the airport. The family Wiil attempt to go nine innings ® Silverware Replotes INDIANA stole oe : | Snead had been tied with Hogan Pp y llearned of his arrival from a re-| aEainst the Boston Red Sox to- ® Antiques Refinished Carbur for & Br k ( a costly er % disagree with Cobb only in his estimate of Rizzuto. [aL the start of_the last round] NEW YORK, . Apr. 7 (UP):-|porter late yesterday and drove i’ o.. be the Hite |} ® Commercial Plating end Polishing | e d é 0. grounder by Putting him next to Wagner is a joke. Even Marty Marion Big iy Psy Tn hale Pitisturgh Hornets will Day Hn from Egymt, Pa. to be on wipers final outing “before. he NP MASS av Capos st | 322 W. DELAWARE Het OUTFIEL ; - host to the Providence Reds in hand for the big moment. | . | ———————— J ] and Joe Cronin were better. When Cobb speaks | listen. When (er threats by Tommy Bolt and the opening game of the Ameri- A ~|draws big assignment against the, turned in cir : " oe Al Besselink. It gave him a total § game of: - rmy authorities said that the yankees. i 2 Joe Williams or Daniel speak | yawn.” ‘can Hockey League's Calder Cup 23-year-old left - hander, who | ADVERTISEMENT runs and the h t ) | ’ | Morris Martin, : : a ne of 28d, Jou Better than Burke's final playoffs tomorrow night, it'signed for a $65,000 bonus in 1947 will pitch arsine robably) Quality THE QUICK AND ) base hit, 3 ™ | TE. 8 wa ann need Fond Iolt and won 17 games for the Phillies season for the A's, flipped four Re . esiden aurice Podoloff an- in 1950, would be sent to C i ERE ARE other pro-Cobb letters emphasizing = SNEAD TURNED sentimental nounced _that the second game of mee Noi ad aly oe Jing? Sd Allowsd WO TWAS as Reupholster ing EASY METHGD OF Tribe T the advantages that accrue from improved equipment, [Sater in Scctpting the trophy, the bestof-seven series also will charged within 4 week. He is ex the Altielics battled to a 10-in-{ SRN y re | at } § . 8 eX- nin . “xr i h : | sliding pads, gloves, masks, breast protectors, shoes, etc. from Spention a 300 shesk: be Played at Pittsburgh on Thurs- pected to rejoin the Phillies just Rs, i he. Baltimore Regardless of what you say ROACH CONTROL ann With ‘these 1 agree. - Everything in this category fs [He teveale that when he Aretiteccs cemeuied Tor Provence, to ene ea ees, (i. ahs nate, | GUARANTEED ers and to better and, as I've commented before, an infielder or played in the Masters 13 tourna-| Apr. 13 and 15 + open e season agains 18 8 Philadelphia (A) RT) 000 Dot ty | if t's quality work want some memb » {ments ago he arrived h 1 pha gai _ tending National League Cham-! Baltimore (ILv . .. 030 000 110 0—4 9 4 | our eraftsmen do 4-9-2 L brus outfielder who lets a ball get away from him these days, |enough Tayo iofbivg ln vey Ba rE Tes will pion New York Giants on Apr. 15. Greenwood (31: Cyrus (11 and Lakeman. | - just 2 re uel at 2 found oo Bivne considering the leather baskets he uses, should be fined with BAY i at Providence. Apr. 20. Apr. 11 Simmons' plane was traveling gi*® 17 Home Runs=halimers. Rich- |} 3 Jee, Rice, ot iy roaches, ants, waterbugs and remainder by the manager. r had the Aacet styie I the geme|T ADUIEh. Apr. 22. Under special orders to by-pass) Cubs.Browns to : other crawling insects overnight, De i Vv . . ~ pl on i i 5 > a.» nn : and L Adopted it for myself. It| avott enca Be She sachusetts, the usual destination oY EPORT: pais tug some. Day of alge © TV and is effective for many weeks. drubbing a NEVERTHELESS, the anti-Cobb letters are greatly [victories and I'm just as proud Of Cincinnati Mohawks, 6-2, Satur- *" Rights from Gesmany. League—the Chicago Cubs and Phone CHT? Invisible, odorless and stainless Toronto Me in the majority, the gist of them being that the “high |shis one as any of them. 42 might lo Win Hie semifinal 3 : the 8t. Louis Browns, believe it or +32 xills roaches the saaliary, a ane priest of push ball” as Carylon Evans, Greenwich, Conn, ~e has the Shr heen Fs HE Visopers Fire Way ee lt TOP SHELBY To. A A a Bs The veter : ; : ih " iso rough in the Masters since ; : : EE ller from a Professional Bug mockingly distinguishes the old master, is talking about [I've been pi " To State Pistol Title | sont Yo tie two different games and therefore his and added. "Yet. Paying af ine Snead Sone Cue Sons The Indiana State Police No. 1] LOANS i UPHOLSTERY co. Riek ps MY a. 0 E conclusions are based on unrelated mattefs. Th mg a gi ful 10 9p vey: team held the state pistol shobt-| J ; a1 2tACEUSETT 8S favorite drug store Jour This is in line with my own reasonin BE Be Yer Teal Winning the state three-cushion ing . championship today. The ” y ow] g. ome back Next ,i;j..q championship is getting troopers won it yesterday at the| 6G Y Today's ball player could do everything the old timer did bin on really going to defend 1 be old stuff to Lou Spivey. At Armory with an aggregate total fet Your Cash g aii least it's old stuff if you go by the of 2129 points. A Immediately if he had to. Not as well as Cobb but as well ag the average. | =o. = 14 play FECOTdS. Taking sceond place with 2118 © Television Sets It's a different game in ph i a . e would play, Spivey yesterday brought the were the South Bend police squad. Is : e : @ in concept and today’s player has simply |in the Greensboro, N. C., Open title to Indianapolis when he de. Louisville officers were third with @f ® Fur Coats © Transits i, : ; justed himself to its demands and with high success. Fe ron al hs feated two rivals in the second 2073. j ® Cloth Coats © Trunks 3 VPERIOR / Hen L240] 01 | - 8, W. Va.!round-robin playoff. It was his = : ® Jewel "= -o Diamonds gr The only team of Cobbs’ day I saw that was compar. home coming up soon but had no 11th state crown. Advertisement Mens Suits Watches BURNET: 1 FO able to the modern Yankee champions and Gas House |,., to yang the U. 8. {He won the title by defeating ; ® Cameras ® Overcoats R 0] A 4 BER CO Cardinals was the White Sox of 1919. I gh. on toGHe Norman Ross of Michigan City Face Is Her Fortune ® Shotguns © Radios 14901 W. 30th. St TAlbot 3315 . _ iment circuit this year but came mich run of a a a EE a a — "out of his Florida hibernation, he| wim wa Son 10 tohcie Aster 10 But Not With Pimples CE -) Stearman Gets Head Columbus Coach Job! |said, because he needed the poms ; ( I 8 : (frames, but staged a great come- geanty is only skin deep—so why chance] MPS T0 $5000 AT AGE 2 money. The M "wn - ih COLUMBUS, Ind, Apr. 7-(UP)|won four letters in basketball, y. The Masters was able to pack, {your future happiness when Peterson's you protected your ehfld's future? With a» P ; ! William Stearman will return football and baseball ‘with the 1°00 his agitated finances by, South Bend's Jay Knapp placed Othtment may bring quick. soothing relief fas Policy issued fram bi Vogt 18 3 Fioticosive | state Plan. | | to his alma mater as head bas-|Bulldogs. He played thres years’ /10UDIINg the prize money of $2000 second by getting Ross, 50-41, in 2 itching of pitiDlas. scoema. piles. Angry lis te: lustsise. n'y wills tor "35010 : | 65 OTHE ketball coach of Columbus High varsity baseball at IU and won 8 A% sitenance bonus 64 innings. Spivey defeated KRaPD. when que so external cusen. Makes the INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | . School. the Balfour Award, Nearly 25,000 fans in four days 50-7, in 53 innings in the ArStidun look better sl beter. Pearson’ 2960 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis. 7 nice IN , a graduate of Indi-| As head basketball coach at “atche the wizards of the fair- match. The champion led by only Ointment also good for itchy. tired feet Jaw. Jor} ana University, succeeds James Waldron High School in Shelby MAYS and prize money was dou-|26-21 in 36 frames. However, he sod cracks between toes. doc. all drus- Name Tone." Or o Boers, who resigned after three County the past three seasons, bled all the way down the list. made his last 24 billiards in 17 gists. Money back it not satisfied. SERN NNNsNNNNN RNIN NIIIIRORT RBBB RRNINY Age srennns l Sutput of I years as head coach. Stearman guided his teams to a| Even the pros who finished out innings. 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