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By WARREN PAGE @ . A : ¢ Shooting Rditor : . TODAY we're not interested in spotted bob-tailed \ . . ..s sk, . . ? ; : N\ At Toledo At Columbus | At Indianapolis At Louisville | At Milwaukee * At Kansas City At St. Paul At Minneapolis | § wildcats, north woods version, with game-bird feathers o " : Ruy | di i vi wid An iil Ps Rade dt | : | Apr 28.23. ® Apr 33. 23 Apr 24. 25 [ May 17. 18. 18 May 15, 18 ay 10. ] e e A cre y 28 (30. 30 | 4 27 2 ay 24. 29 ) june 15, 15. 18 June 19. 20 June 17, 18 - caught in their whiskers, but in screwball rifle cartridges TOLEDO { STAY ON May 29 30. 30 May 23 7 a Mar 34 29 38 June 3. W June 15.18.18 | June} Fu | June F238 0 The common picture of a. wildcat rifle cartridge is of a 5 Sept 11.1.2 ip Bept.3 45. Be; 8.77 | Aug 21. 22 on | SUE 10. 30 pe] om - , % nr P 7 | pr | ” 28. 23 | 17 i M 1 } ’ a grotesquely outsized brass case, Apr BL 7 | 100° OF May 322 | May 38 37 28 f Mor 13. 18 a May NL 18.8 | Mar 5 Juke 19. », . i ta a Ro Ne . iy 25. 2 : 3 . loaded up with half a pound of ip coLuMUs 7 7] June 2 25.28 . June 73. 22.23 | Juiv2a 20730. 31 Juiy 28726 37.21 | Juyie 0. 20.m = 1 4 3. powder more or less, its neck v Neripps-Howard Newspapers - ADA 33, 20.20 Apr a — May 130. 30) qT. May 12. 12. 14 lave. 10. XTC | May 1a. i8 To Mey IL 15,08 2 squeezed down to take a dis- THE 1052 pennant fight in INDIANAPOLIS #. 2) | May i i % | THE A June fo, 13° + ne 17 k1 win | June te de June 15. 18. 18 June a wn Marion 1 J uiy 1 Jun July July 1 July {Jui , . proportionately . small bullet—a the American League will be { Ar 1 3 ry nnn | Sept. (1,1), 3 Aug 25, 28 | Aug. 23.24.24 | Aue. 19.20 Aug alag One ¢ milk bottle necked down for a : TL — | A —1 APF 13 = 2 Br 3pr 11. 31.2 | m— "May 10. 11. 33 | May 12. 11. 14 May 17. 18. 18 Mav 15. a: 3 r 4 two-horse race belwe ! { June 1 Juris 17 18 June 13. 14 June 18. 18, . Victrola needle, as some would at -h feo 12 b tw en Al LOUISVILLE | May 20, " Ma» 22 Dia | Mar 20 Hr | RACE BY | Jupe iB. 28 M uly 18 19 30. 21 | v 25. 26: 21. MM July 28°38. 38, 3 personalit Rave it. It isn't 80 “ Lopez's Cleveland Indians and Aug 28 29) Aug 30, 31,31 Aug. 18. 17.17 Ani (sen ° laeiad .__ jAwis0 banquet i " , - —— ——,— Te— , = a | May —- - | Apr 27. 28. 29 | Apr. 22.23 a 3 5 P : $ » » : Casey BStengel's New York Yan- - May 13» BAL EAT | Mav yo DI | May 29. 130. 30) | Mar 24. 25. 28 vy 26. 3) row night ACTUALLY A wildcat is “an kees, and in the Natlonal MILWAUKEE I July 12. 13,13 | July 1413 | Julv 16. 11 July 8.9. 9 ! READING June 11, 12 June 30. July 1. 3 June 37, 38. i » | Aus 12. 13. 14 Aug 9. 19, 10, 11 Aug. 5.6.7. 8 | Aue. 2.3.3, 4 July 2 aa Aug. 30, 31, 31 Aug. 28, 29 Th attempt by a refleman, who is al- League between the New York [|e LS be 9, ! i8. 5, | . : ; | —) —— — e annt " = "May 5, 8 [Mas 18 May 3.4, 4 [May 1 2 | Tair 5. 8 8.7 | Apr. 24. 25 por. 13. 33 kegling fell ways serious, and usually at least (iiants and the Brooklyn Dodgers {| June dl. 1, 3 .® ine 8. 7 | June 8.8. 9 | Aug 1817 10.18 | THE TIMES Mav 26, 27 28 Mav 24, 25. 28 Bling fell partly qualified for the experi- The Indians and the Glants are KANSAS CITY | July $0 1" July 12 3 1B July 3 34 July in. 1 3 |" Bept (1.1). 3 | |e 22. 3 29. 29 hia! 3. gk? pearance b i ment, to develop a new cartridge both slight favorites ——— See—— Mary 3 4 ‘ ; I Maw 5. 4 - — 8 Se S— Aprile. 20. 20 — | Apr. 18. 17. 18 Fo mr wa national wc to handle some rifia job that {an't That's the prediction that came | June 8. 1 ’ ine 1. 1, 3 | June 3. 4. 8 | Mav 20 21 | May 22 23 DAILY Li 0p). an. 11 en's mat {one quit fectly by st ; s ST. PAUL | July 8:9 1 { v 14. 18 July 12. 13} 13 #1 June 24. 25. 28 June 232, 22. 23 July 3. (4A), - h done quite perfectly by standard floating up out of the crystal ‘ Aug 3.1.3 4 7.8 Aug. 9. 10. 10, 11 | Aue V5 NR { Sept. 8,7. 1 | Bept. 3.4.8 | Aug. 18, 18, sep. 1p ! game cha factory loads hall today as sporta editors and | ee Mar i 1 ‘ May 7. 8 | Mars 8 | Apt 18. 17 | "Apr 19. 20. 20 | Apr. 27. 28 A ! pion, Miss L For example,” the standard 7 baseball writers of Scripps MINNEAPOLIS Jily 10.01 ira 4 | 1 0 he? | Yi ham | Time 36. 75.28 | Yin 12 20 ow. «prs. AND SUNDAY i ewig Is mm. Mauser {s a good game cart- Howard Newspapers in 18 cities | Aug 5.6.7.8 34 Aug. 12, 13, 14 Aug 9.10. 10, 11 July 18. Sept. 3. 4 8 | Bent. 6. 7.7 | Aug. 17, Sept. (1A), 3 ; bowling wl ridge, light in recoll, effective on sized up the major league hase- 3 Holiday dates In parenthesis. In St. Paol-Minneapolis series: A—~morning: P—afternoon. Babe Didr game As large as elk or moose. ball picture in a coast-to-coast : sen Zahagia.
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speed at long range, to hit hard 5 - . , x - ’ Marion, v and penetrate deeply. But the eames for several weeks now an { . { tw ' y : f . i oh alraty, deepiy: JFL 10s observing ‘them in. aston in At Chicago | a At St. Louis iN At Detroit | At Cleveland | At Washington At Philadelphia | Af New York At Boston Joseed | a bullet at leas than 2500 feet per spring training camps and in ex- [= 0 oh 1 08 i Yh %.' thi LT » or %. 3% | SE 7% 2 Pn Yo2ui May : 2-game fin second, slow speed in modern : thibition games, didn’t stop with, CHICAGO FOLLOW | Aug 11 13 | Aus\ 13. js [ Aug. 18. 17, | Jy 16, 1113 Ty. Ey 3 *3 rH Bo fy? : - ‘D terms : : their predictions of the outcome | Bept, 20, 21° = i 8epiN@8 1 Nonny) Sept. 8, 8ept 3, 24 | Aug. 328 21 Aug. 24, 24 _Aug._19, 20, To Aug. 22, 23 meet in Dec i 8 a2 a» of the pennant races. —s— iT ann m— | Aus 18 17.717 May 0. Jo. TL 11 | Mar 4 4 5 May 6. 7, 8 “Apr. 29, 30 ii the group a : ’ | 3 3 mews (ER AAH RELAY OM IRAY, BAW (Bile | Bode en, and me 1 THE WILDCATIERS speeded ow et ere "2 ST. LOUIS | Bent he 48 gn Bem. 6 101 us. 15. 30. July 13. 18 July 18, i, Jur : re Ne ® brass cases SEVERAL of them went even | men — ADT. x Apr 18. 19, 20. 30 | May 6, 7. 8 ™™ay t. ¢ "May L, 3.3 ia 9. 3 —- bowler’ C thor ’ A 2 ; May 27 May 31. June 1.3 | June 3. 4.5 0. 1, pr ] : owler’s su a Me he 3%) Holland & Hoi] further out on the .Nmh to pre. DETROIT bar nn i; 2, 31. 28 RED STREAK Aus 11. 13 YA 18 16" ny 18. Ja. 20. 20 Lid July" 16 4? Miss Lad down Inu and Ditkes Hein dict surprises and upsets that the Sept. 1. 1 Aus 3, ’ f pid 3. “ Aug. 23, 23 Aug. 19, 20 Aug. 24, 25 28, 31 named Wo! d . bullets.- More season may bring. Such as — mn | Apr 22. 3 ADT. 26.27, May 3. 39, © May:1, 2.3 “hor a 30 Nove i Tia ene t—— Year for | Jowper, Hore apesd, but un. -. f N I ret ’ Ap J i ay 23. M, : 3 July 3, 4. 4 June 10, 3 12 une 7.8 8 May aL June 1, 2 e 3. ti Sh tortunat | CASEY STENGEL will retire June a 9. 29 FR LINE \ i ite & ud me. She ely a cartridge too long, | y CLEVELAND Aug Aug. 8. 9. Aus 38°28 : July 13" 13 Juiy 18 1 July is. 18, 11 June is “to ne for many rifle actions. se Tanager U1 he iakets 1 a h cl Po or ar Fo “Mary 18 ie | B36. 34 a PRA “arr i May 27 Aue Lad d : — Others. cut off the .300 ot winning “May 18. “May 3 31 1 May ¥ 4 | Mara} Apr 8 a “Apr tr 20. al, i : er advisor brass before necking it nn aR Hoosier sports car fans will sy; seraignt WASHINGTON June Fp i, 3 vo | nwa? | ay 33, 23 23, 24 SCORES ON us jenn Aus. 13. hy u May $ Ro a blew out the wildcat cass to a ®88IN have an opportunity tol worla cham-, — _Bept * I’ : op. a! cr pi 03 ean TEL i Re Aur a a a St Sen Ils 8 : iE m sharp. shoulde . plonships. Mey he 14. 15. 18 J 5 1. Bn 1 ay 34, 25, 26 y 29. 30, 30 T. ; ianapolis a p. showiger by fire forming #1 see the best in custom built, I a will PHILADELPHIA iE IY » hn BR # 3 Bi a9, 30, 31 A 890 DAY. GAMES June 1] Du = 1 Ad Se. 2 : Clown. Prin More powder, more speed. up to “hr ® cars and hot rods. drop te fourth Se | Mo TT Yl. MHA. Capra 36 Apr sis 11 : Ni - just relurne 3000 feet per second for the 175- _ 'n® 3d Annual Indianapolis| place due te June 20, 31. 3, 33 June 23, 24 » June LT. ase ir XL IS. July is July 58 . IN THE 05 a 18 ing at Dayt grain bullet. Gunsmiths like Ack. Custom Car Show has been inadequate NEW YORK Supe. i, 13 Sep. 8, 10 _Bept. 18, 17 Sas 14 Sept. 8, 1 Sep tan as Aus 1% 1% be on Naty ley, Mashburn, and Roy Weather. #cheduled for May 24 through pitching: enti——————————NT8Y 13 3k: 1D “May 16, 17 “May 18, 19 “20. 21 Apr, I 18, 11 Apr 25. 36.27.31 | Fay 9. 10, nT LN ress of the f ; n 2 July §, s July 4 4 a: by make and chamber rifies for June 1 ‘at the Manufacturers = STAN -MU- July 2a; 9. 34 Jue ay anata | A a4 Jue 20.0.3 eot. 4.4.8 Aug. 8 8, 7 peli MAJORS potentialities such cartridges. |Butiding, State Fair Grounds. SIAL will hit BOSTON jar an Bepy. 18, 11 Sept. 8. 10, 11 Sept. 13; 13 et. 19, 20. 31 Aug 3. 3 Sus. & 9 oh. y-u s w 4 | 40 home runs. ALL STAR GAME—PHILADELPHIA, TyESDAY, JULY 8, 1982. Knowing
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BUT SOME wildcats are antes. THE SHOW, which has become ST. LOUIS « ly amaller, burn less powder than the talk of the custom car world, | BROWNS will alleys himse
* the cartridges they start from. will again he promoted by Ralph aks : Casey Stengel FFICI A | NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1952 > : speech” mig! ,.. The .250 Donaldson, smaller than Potter, owner of Ralph's Holly-| got not under o 1 o . {ine points c
+ a regular .257, 1s one of these, wood Muffler Shop and Bert the Veesl-Hornaby regime and vocal takeof
. y ? ndia : Many modern wildcats are de- Disney, Beech Grove businessman. give me Yanks m4 na : : to the Ball . signed jor top eMciency In burn. The two men are original THE PHILADELPHIA At Boston At Brooklyn At t Chicago At Cincinnati - New, York At Philadelphia At Sithburgh At St. Louis Jom Gar * Ing only one or two types of [founders of the show here. e! i —— "| Apr. 33. 37. May 8, 18 May 1. 2, | 3 “Apr. 18, 19. 20. 30 | Apr Yar 3 at WIRE, 1 powder, and may get added ve. Potter announced today he ex. PHILS will stage a great come- o on WATCH FOR May 39. 30. 30 June & TW ee 5h a i it i a nw | Marae kil jk 5) y gy 1 June 5.4 8 master. M +» locity from a smaller charge. The pected this year's show to be an Pack. : B ST Bept. 23, 27, 28 Aug. 23, 23 Aug. 26.27.28 | 8 _8ept. 6, £ [YBN a vivid fa . 220 Arrow shades its parent, the even bigger event than in pre-| THE CHICAGO WHITE ——e A———| totes is: May 1, 2, 3 May & Apr. ry 28, - apr. i. 3 Re > 3 Apr. 29. 30 sports, has : 220 8wift, in this fashion. vious Years, | SOX, if they trade for a long Ant. } Re 7 MAJOR AND June L 3 1 June Ss % 88 May 2 d 8 May a3 +3 14 1 Juris hus “ June % 10 11, 12 : with Joe S . “Many wildcats are completely | “Even at this early date,’ he! hitter, can win in the American BROOKLYN sent 3.48 2 Aug. 27. 28, 20 Aug. 18, 20 Jus 4 ES 7 Sept. 1. 1 Aug. 21, 22, 23 Aug. 34. 35, 28 Garland of standardized, like the Weatherby, said, “I have received entries from| League. = p——} Rr —— TRON May 15, 1817 | May 13. 14 . Ei RT ketball fin: + Ackley and Mashburn magnums, (all over the United States. A great so. ——— a 20, 2% if Jive %% 0 ASSOCIATION June Ha B39 June) 3.73, | Jute 3 0 38 Boos xe Herm Sch sent 219 Nas of Donaldson, pie} [usher of Hem %¢ from C all} THE LEAD-OFF question in CHICAGO kh £0 fue. L 3,3, Aug 30,31, 3 J. J Sr hl dt i 10. LE I Ingisnspeis ng to yards, fornia, but you might say we will ype Seripps-Howard poll asked eet] EE — TE nT hhh ay 13, ay 13, ie NoYes won 1 § eam, V ‘ithe .22-250, the .35 Whelan: but have representatives from border- jhe Seripps Hie A wang Ji 1 I. 4 : ar 10,0 nu 3 30. Nn AVERAGES Yape 2 2h 20 yy 1} fupe 20. E] an IE i 3 Jie fo Turn 2 & to decline t ; a new one along every five to-border and coast-to-coast.” baseball a business to rate the CINCINNATI som. 5. To > ao. es Aue jo, 14 : guct. 13." : Seon. 16, Seni. 10. 3 Boi hm Ye» g commitment ‘minutes to add to the off-breed| on » Sep There will | {teams of the two. major leagues } Joe ; 29. 30 \ | Apr. 21 22 May 1, 3, 3 “reid 1 3 Lig | THE SHOW this year will be ;; tne order in which they pre- Yin 30. Suis'h AA sh More dn i) MD BOX [Mr June RA Mav 6 18 list, includin, Yet without these experiments entirely new, not a rehash of ‘Aug. 8, 9.10, 10 July 3 July’ 14 49” 20 July 13 {3 i313. 14 Sept. 10. 30. 31 quiy 16 1 July 18.16. 19 i dise and pe _ithere'd be few new factory. cart- last year's exposition. All new dict the teams will finish the NEW YORK Sept. 1. 1 Aug 3. 1 Aue, an ue, 9. etter iii ve Aus. 77. 33 § big feature . ridges. The .257 Roberts, the 220 cars will be entered. > preason, en per A | Mule TR Ror FI Mavs Aeris Ie \ CERT IEE ee LF of the spons Bwift were developed by wildcat-| - Among the entries expected 10 Scoring the ballots, teams HIA | aug 5% 1 June 38 Juv } hy 1 1 1 Juiy 18 Yo 20. 20 | 237% ¥ \ SCORES IN Julp 18. LA Ty 4h 3 Resume be ters. And what is the famous .270,! are winners of the following! were given 8 points for each vote PHILADELPHI _Aug. 30, 31 Sept. 23 | Aug. 24, 23 26 — Aug. 32,23 | Sept. 28. 27. 28 \ Aud. 19,30 ___ _Aug. 37, | i . | di after all, but our military cart-\gnows: The California Hot-Rod fOr frst place, 7 points for each Hee Sw | 2.30.3 Th Math bad” Jian th Be mmm THE TIMES 8 For aE , ridge, the 30-08 with its neck gnow, the California Motorama,| '0'® for second, etc. The con- PITTSBURGH July 4, 98 7. 0 Bape. 1 hi AE. 19. 11, 11 Sept. 28, 21. 70 Bent 2 3 1 ibaa; 33 3 ont. hh ad PAE ’ i s = i 8. ——— cd Ee ept. \14, Sept. 5, ye. € Squeezed smaller? {the Oakland, Cal, Hot-Rod Show *°"%“% of the writers opitens mats rep rimieeees | n'y 2 . El May 13. 14 Apr 18 13 39 apn 3 1 Mss 20. 21 23 a TET waukee unti land the International Motor|3Nd the points received by each TI EE I BLT WF TR A og fist xP Suma D Mas hb ON SUNDAY Tompkins . Sports show recently promtoed in team follows: ST. LOUIS ept. 18 Sapt. 12.13 Sep\. 19. 20. 21 aus: &. 4 Sept. 14. 15 gem. 5. %00 11 eh dp. start it off ympians Believe [New York City by Hoosier enter- AMERICAN LEAGUE All-Star Game—Philadelphia--Tussday, July tempo will 1 tainer Herb Shriner. a \ ; vo J-rCleveiand eesnaas i PS. ere voted into No. 1 position in/Al Lopez of the Indians took| have the top batting averages in M h d When 10 In Expression, POTTER MADE a trip to New| Se Nw york iene re 181 i the poll prior to Monts Irvin's forond Jiate In Danses fhe tv. leagues. Kell drew down ariene Bauer S oots Recor 48 The gro ' ' | York to give Shriner a hand in: 4_Roston ......... eve 97 pts. | injury and be- Jeagy and Ed $ | HOUSTON, Tex., Apr.\12 (UP) country club course and bested § Delaware ; Never Say Die his first venture as a sports car| s_pDetroit ............ 88 pts. fore Willle Mays’ gover of the § | THE SEASON'S Tost promis- —Marlene Bauer shot a\ record- by one stroke the old record set { Herrmann | " show promoter. and at the same 6—St. Louis ...1v0r0v. BY pia. * receipt of his Phillies tabbed # ing rookies, in the consensus shattering 68 in the final round yesterday by Miss Rawls. i Bowling | In spring a young professional t'M# Picked up a number of ideas’ 7—Philadelphia 50 pts call to milltary gy or second in {opinion of the Scripps-Howard Of the Houston Weathervane golf. But Mrs. Zaharias, who went | | Bowes Sea basketball player's thoughts turn N® hopes to put to good use Ing Washington ....... 26 pts. service. The CI¥s- ine National | | writers, include: tournament today but had to'into the Houston tournament five | ¥lectrotype + to... basketball. his own show here. rare OY Ma, tal ball being [ooo | AMERICAN LEAGUE-—Andy Share top honors with Mildred strokes over her nearest rival § taurant, M : At least that's what the Indi-| Ticket sale information and NATIONAL LEAGUE used by the Ghar votes In | Carey, 3b, and Bob Cerv, outfield- (Babe) Zaharias and Betsy then lengthened her lead to eight | teams fron anapolis Olympians’ thoughts con- times of the show will be an- 1—New York ....... . 147 pts. | sport 3 Writers spa’ - American ‘er, Yankees; Jim Rivera, outfield- Rawls, strokes vesterday, held a firm league. In ¢ cern The team Nas wioduias o nounced at a later date, L 2 Brooklym ous oe. 140 pla. 4 didn't reveal yaa gue were .|er, Browns; Jim Plersall, outfield- ~ The attractive Miss Baler grip on the lead with a 73 to maka on Apr. 20 five-game barnstorming trip In! i | 8-—St. Louis ...c0v00ss 112 pts. ‘ these two bloWS g.qttared among .: er, Red Sox; Sam Jones, pitcher, bettered by six strokes the regu- her 72-hole total 288, still six Mixed D Hooslerland. First tilt is tomor-| | 4—Philadelphia ...... 111 pts to Giant hopes. pau] Richards | . Indians; and Hector Rodriguez, lar women's par over Brae Burn Strokes ahead of the pack. : , row night in Bedford against the § | 5—Boston ...... cieres B8 lO. Asked to name 4 pg Cpicago dy “1 %8b, White Sox. Wn rt 3 _ SURI Kaler Kandy Kids, featuring In- | 8—~Cincinnati ........ 49 pts. || ing gi White Sox, Roger I : Ee | a IONAL LEABLE- hihi Managoff, Lovelock Sign for Opener bles tourne; - diana’s Sammy Miranda. | 7—Pittsburgh ........ 45 pts. | Monte Irvin obs in 195 Ot Ie Rother a rar DESIST Bobby Managoff and Al Love-Wladek Kowalski and Mike 3a. last week, : HR 8—-Chicago 5 Ny | best jobs in Browns, Red Rolfe of the Detroit Cards; Willard .Schmidt, pitcher, |, "0 5 Foo to batt Holl tor *h event COACH HERM SCHAEFER To WHEREIS S88 = 7, “7 PI: the writers gave the nod to Casey Tigers and Jimmy Dykes of the Cards; Bill Loes, pitcher, Dod. Enel A ae kl, Tl Word <haracter sum, Sued Coens : ; sn a : in the semiwindup of Tuesday completes the three-tilt card. ~ recent weeks ays seven players are packing = Stengel of the Yanks and to Leo philadelphia Athletics. In the 8ers: Steve Ridzik, pitcher, Phils; ...... heavyweight pro wrestli rons airs |” She allow thelr trunks for the tour, Missing | Bf PROBABLY should be Durocher of the Giants, Stengel Nationa) Leagye, runner-up posi- John Rutherford, pitcher, Dod- Riga at the Ar 7 pro ng hi a i will be Leo Barnhorst and Don noted right hera that the Glants polled six votes, Durocher seven. tions were voted to Eddie Stanky ers: and Bobby Del Greco, out- Carlos To brid Mexiaan Lands 5-Pound Bass he Se in, 1, ofgran. Barnhorst has returned iy win memevenintsm———————— 1 the Cards, Chuck Dressen of fielder, Pirates, roughhouse expert, and Chief James Sedinger, 140 N: 17th traction but to his job with a trucking com. L k Wi | O\ H {the Dodgers and Luke Sewell of Big Heart, yo 0 I Ave, \Beecla Grove, used a fives RaAny AMONG THE other “surprises 08 , young Osage Indian AVE. ' bles show c¢ {any and Lofgran is in Calfornin akers Win In Overtime «= cidnii®a ar peeta” preting. by” iia, PIOSPect, have’ Deen Signed. for IER chub. minnow to land 5 as more \ doubeful participant is Wah- Hy Untied Press 2 al a a =» ual sports writers, though- not, the first event, pound, \ 1-ounce largemouth hass There were {Wah Jones, who's still having § ST. PAUL, Minn, Apr; 12—The. The first half was ragged And) ‘wHO WILL be the season's ofted in th ! A headline clash between at Normans Lake near Lebanon. last week’s . rouble with a trick ankle 3 Minneapolis ; lakers counted o slow with the Takers holding the outstanding pitchers? The writers Spo . B-the consensus: ————— SR “i a : The remainder. of the tour an Toe spurt Wy oa the lead all the way. Bul the Knicks tossed six votes to Bob Lemon of a Pelee it Hopi keyiows en - . . rt 8 ( ) ame t \¢ J? i ay teame gt tr dnl Br me pt mane pment LR LS OCIER PHOTO | Es * l'ues 7.4K ) ' - sig e “ * 4 v Ee Eh Jandy Tuas alli an : Eo RA In rhe pret of a hest-of-7 series yo gap. top choice in the podgers a real race for second : was 1240. day and Friday; Versailles Legion 4 for the National Basketball i # a American pace and might be the surprise ; sponsored _b : Pos re hian Legon Association crown tonight. GUARD DICK McGUIRE paced League. BOD team of the year in the Nation- 1 Bowling PI ot ol Yersaiiies, Saturday. When the regulation game tha Knicks with 17 points with his! Feller of Cleve: 4) League.” / ® o tion. e Ka : ma" ’ : ” a a as Slininsied ended, the score was T1-all teammates Ernie Vandeweghe and | jane and Ned “White Sox to make an early vol Younges £2,108 Sheng Jound Of Me Toston | Laker.Forward Jim Pollard tal- Connie Simmons trailing with 13 sarver of the St. rush again and be troublesome.” \ HES. Bohs u etic Union 3 lied 34 points to pace the winners. points apiece. George Mikan Louis Browns “Dodgers won't be as good as |. of all 35 mm. cameras! a o . J He connected for seven of the sored 15 split second i, 1951.” . ’ Ss: 17, of Se 2 : ——. Laker's 12 points in the overtime The two teams meet for the plas with three “Phils may surprise by mak- | Takes wonderful color Rovers s ' Baseballers : period. second game here tomorrow night. | Votes i Na ng ough Precrsy fight with slides or black-and-white Toe Elie . BR ch . ants and Dodgers.” . : . ’ . KK! 8s snaps . . . anytime , . . ; 3 } THE KNIC KS stalled for three Pro Basketball | tional League. it “Preacher Roe will fall. off, op yo est champ i ® minutes before the regulation ' : Ty Sha | was a runaway not lkely to. Win 20 games anyplace. Fast £:3.5 lens, meet. . Drill Toda | game ended In an effort to drop NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLAYOFF 7) for Robin Rob-| agin” r coupled range finder, plug- Georgette . w A basket at the last second for w i Bob Feller ertsof the Phila-l——3_____________ ha in flash and high speed high schol Summer fs just around the cor- ! the win. But the strategy back- Minneabolis w } $ delphia Phils with eight votes. 1/300 shutter for action 1762 actua ner. Amateur baseball and soft- fired, and the Knicks lost the ball RESULTS LAST NIGHT Sal Maglie of the Giants received BAS EBALL [ Sie 14 Lis ball teams will try to push the in the -closing seconds. on a bad NA rary soe a doy ertimel. four votes to take second place, pictures. Hartmann, ; warm weather along this after- jj (pass. New York vs. Minneapolis at-8t. Paul. |and Ewell Blackwell of the Cin- Sunday, 1:30 P. M. Complete 50 1941. was « noon with practice drills through- o} som m— EE FE itinnad Reds threw votes to land 4 WIBC chan out the city. Cowan to Coach at Ft. Wayne North aed,” 205] "SISYELAND INDIANS ga34 gnd wood. : Harry T. Hershberger has : | George Kell of the Detroit Tigers | ¥5 } fiash onld Schedule ¢ called practice for his Fell Creek. FT. WAYNE. Apr. 12 .(UP)~—| Cowan, head football coach at'and Stan Musial of the St. Louis NEW YORK GIANTS * Athletics at 2 o'clock on River. Former Indiana University and Defiance, O. high school the past cards easily batted in the most VICTORY FIELD Pay D As advertised In Life—Time— i Bageballer i side Park diamond No. 3. The Cleveland Browns backfield star two seasons, succeeds his former yotes for the players lkely to ol I'n their proble + Fall Creek nine, which will play * Bob Cowan will return to Ft./mentor, Bob Nulf, whose resigna-| — i I - 0 Ov ewsweok—Safurday Evening Post 1952 sched * in the Big Six League this year, NICE. CATCH—Mrs. Rose Wayne forth, wis sthogthoy alma ton was annotinced earlier this ny N —and other National Magazines. olis Ama tel « will workout again on April 20." Apple and her h A mater, as grid coach, | week, Yon couln Hershberger welcomes players tor oa Jy ‘ 9 Tos 3, Bu : . . x x ing Rate bec ! tryouts, - Jenny, dent have 100 ‘leg Sugar Signs Pact With Chicago Cardinals ar i Bal Sg + The Mallory AA baseball team much trouble landing the big = y a : flict wi Ey . : HICAGO, Apr..12 (UP)-—End * 8ugar, a 200-pounder, played ! campaign. vill ‘also prep this afternoon at ones, On a recent trip to Triple Leo Sug f P s 1:30 o'clock on ‘Riverside Park . p p #0 Sugar 0 urdue has signed both offense and defensenfor the| ° It seems t « 1iamond No. 5. Manager Red Gatt! Lakes, St. Paul, Mrs. Apple a 1952 contract with the Chicago Boilermakers, but was rated a| : Projector May 10 as t * asked anv plavers wishing a trv- caught .8V/, d | Cardinals, Coach Joe Kuharich'standout on defense. He was the| } od “ city play. ut to report ready for a J - ’ a" paul a9: announced today. Cardinals’ 10th draft choice. i Needle sharpness and brilliance was voted . , 10 yeport y ction mouth bass whor she is’ shown - sc tiinein rr ee F Mord thru Sat d | :25 3 over. the whole screen area— ! May 3.80 n . ac owns announced that Y ur ay, i] Becnuse Th mr eo . . 3ush-Callahan Sporting Goods holding along with a S-pound i the best apti 3 Ahh Pigg like to spen . company will .organize softball largemouth hef husband landed. SPONSORED BY of “B50 ital Shem insides jine urives + ‘eagues to play in city parks on i 3a 4 ore hn. Sivent . up their mi . ir bm, ; : ower system kéeps slides coo to be. ' Vednesday. Interested teams are : } Yoitesiny ives) teams are Irish Lose Ball Game ~The Terre Haute Brewing Co * —uumage free. Real Til
* A softball league will operate, FT. KNOX, Ky., Apr. 12 (UP)— very Sunday at Municipal Stadi- Ft. Knox scored five runs on three + um. Teams wishing to enter the hits, three walks and an error-in ‘ league should call Carl Callahan the second inning today and then at FR- -3464. added another in the fourth
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