Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1952 — Page 36

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Tech, Shortridge

Can Make

Rockets

Fizzle in 2 P. M. Show

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

BROAD RIPPLE.

That's the team the city’s prep track brethern, 278

strong, will have to stop at Tech tomorrow.

And two of the local cinder powers who can make the

Rockets fizzle after 2 p. m, are the host Greenclads and the potent Shortridge Blue Devils. Howe will make it's pres. ence = felt, and

Angle consecutive city track crown because it ean count thie most blessings—on paper, that is. The Rockets carry enough ex- “ “plosive powder to make it & one

is expected to count its second

team show again, Last year, Ripple racked 70 points while secondplace Tech managed only 39.

™ Tech and Shortridge, however, 7.

have latent power, enough to dethrone the Rockets. Coach Mordle Lee's forces,’ which in all 13 events last year in addition to winning both relays, have performers sticking out among the leaders in 11 of the 13 events. But Tech shows nine and Shortridge has five. . 8» . RIPPLE HOLDS season “bests” in four events, Tech in three. But strength in Ripple's num-

two records may topoe and Jeast three more could

a on i html roa. tom off a n exhoe n , half-a-second faster than the y mark, The quartet Includes: Gene Neudigate, Ed Sheabi, Ma Maynard Poland and Haroll Besse . But Tech's mile relay squad is less than two seconds over the oity a» SHORTRIDGE'S "Bob Bruce, swrtet mats half-mile champion, will go in the quarter iy n Hughey could break the en mark. Hughey has a :52.2 and Bruce a 52.3. Besse, winner of the 440 last year in 514, probably will go in

the shorter dashes, as will Tech's Joe Sexson. Ripple's Gene Neudigate has

the top 100-yard dash effort to date, a :104 and BShortridge's Charlie Malone owns a :22.9 furlong. Neudigate has a :23.0 and Sexson a :23.1, » TECH can on the half-mile and mile. Larry Graham has a 2:03.2 in the 880, two seconds off the mark, and Max Fiscus and Jim Farson are one-two in the mile. But they're off the mark of $:33.7 by eight seconds, Ed Kernodle, Wash competitor, has both hurdle

n's sts,

but Jerry Garrett of Ripple and ER i ro

Don Thomas of Howe are breath ing hot. A new record will be es.ablished automatically in. the lows since the route will be cut jowsy to 180 yards for the first

Ripple can get in the money in the broad jump with Garrett's leaping, and Higley can add the iron ball event, but it gets thinner thereafter, Howe's John Btuart, who set a

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Jo-Jo Dean Named for

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BATON ROUGE, La, Apr. 24 (UP) — Joe (Jo-Jo) Dean, three

ence basketball guard, was named today to the Louisiana State University athletic Hall of Fame. Dean, 21-year-old senior from New Albany, Ind. is only the second basketball player in the his-

bis, (tory of LSU to be so honored.

As a sophomore at L8U, Dean made the varsity basketball team and was high scorer for the season. In his three years on the varsity Dean has scored 1072 points for an average of better than 15 points per game. In the season just ended, Dean Al as voted LSU's most valuable

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Ex-Indian Released

PITTSBURGH, Apr, 24—Pitchler Bill Plerro, Brooklyn-born : pitcher ' who pitched for Indianapolis Indians in 1050, was released outright by the Pittsburgh Pirates today. Plerro was stricken with |brain inflammation last spring Hrs ater to the Pirates.

C,|1951 and he did not pitch in tn inere! | ning for the Pirates this ¢

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“OUT AT SECOND—Sam White of the Boston Red Sox is foo late on his slide at second base and Shortstop Phil Rizzuto of the New York Yankees forces the runner, getting away a throw fo first base in hopes of a double play: Rizzuto took the keystone toss from Gerry Coleman who handled Ellis Kinder's grounder. Boston won,

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