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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1952

Leo Is Taking ‘Rap’

By CARL LUNDQUIST

United Press Sports Writer 5 3 Last year Leo Durocher! : blamed himself for the early| season 11-game losing streak = of the Giants—this year he's 1 taking the rap because they haven't won 14 in a row. They have won 12 out of 14, Including all but one game in a triumphal nine-game western tour, Yesterday they wound it up’ with a brilllant four-hit 3-to-0 triumph for Lefty Dave Koslo, his ninth in a row at the expense of the St. Louis Cardinals. And it cotttd—just-as-wett- have been their15th straight, Durocher admits,

The only two games lost during the hot streak were when hunch player Durocher, ever the gambler, started aged.Max | Lanier in spot jobs although Koslo and other members of the staff were well rested. The | Giants lost both games, in fact

TRACK STARS—John Rolse, Joe Grissom, Gaton Allen and they lost three of the games four of the dozen Butler freshmen who'll be helping the Bulldogs

Lanier has started this year, Butler tomorrow (Saturday). Butler's yearlings have accounted for 180'/; of the team's 40224 points ‘nay restore the sight of blind : : : none of which he finished. And in five meets. Allen, second highest scorer on the team, was winner of The Times' County Athlete oi star Bill Bangert, doctors of play in the second round of the Greenbrier Open golf Plonship swim squad set a new

they have lost only five in all. of the Year Award in 1951. The meet starts at | p. m.

» ” ” —_— 4 YESTERDAY'S VICTORY was, ° : ° oubly sweet because Koslo ended ! ; the five-game winning streak of i ers in Cardinal ace, Gerry Staley, : : The Giants sewed it up with a

» ° run in the third on Davey wi | ead n p ] hers { Hams’ single and Whitey Lock-| ! 3 ! &

’ o for more spectacular /perform- Oliver's score, composed of {Boros, Shelly Mayfield, Bob Toakl, The record was set at the openman’s double, and added two lly : ; a | : . | Winninger, Henry Picard, ing of Purdue University’s annual more in the - y \ , jances in the American Bowling, s : | nine par holes and mine birdies Bo “ YR apnua fourth on Don Muel L By JACK WELSH [THE TREATMENT seems to| =~ s bogie in the lot, [Johnny Palmer, Vic Ghezz, spring aquacade and will be sub

» A TE 4 De EN TH i EPS A KAN JIB ' r a AR Oreca TANFA ATE 4 VOPR . i ers AOE, walik to KI DATR,| IN SPRING, baseball generally finds its hitters ahead Congress (OUrAaMERt Arter easy, orking, and Wednesday Ban-|

a single by Willie Mays, and an 5

error. The victory put them in Of its pitchers. This condition does not exclude the Indian2 visteal first place tie with idle apolis Amateur Baseball Association. 3 In the only other. Nutional The 41st session of the IABA opened last weekend League gee, the Braves edged | With the sandlot sluggers having —1 the Cubs, 6 to 4, as Willard 2 field day. Farm, 9 to 7. The latter nine ha Marshall drove in four runs Another session starts tomor-'the Trailers down 7 to 1 at the with ‘a triple and two singles [row afternoon and that strained end of two innings but Worcel's and Jim Wilson, with relief [look on managers’ faces could finally erased the deficit. help, won his second game, be a silent prayer that pitchs ® 3 ¥ fers will have more going for!

: first place. Surprise of the firs ++ Mi90.31 the diamond of th THE RO NEC h , chance to share the Big Six Eddie Siwy of Chicago was high that it is too early to determine Dola Verhopf. Glass and Paint Co. .. 517 on e mond o o UGH-NECK Ingiansithem {han -Just a teammates diti ai { Indiana in singles With a 650 serles and if the improvement shown in the round was dark-horse Harry Dee, Kathleen Cooper. Christian Church .. 298 Northern Division representative, making it five victories in a row plate power. | lea t can dispose of In a { : {Helen Diets, Vets’ Administration .... 503 and three straight over . the a on State Fait John Yule paced the all-events husky athlete's sight can be made who shot a 65, while Doug Ford Maxie Failing, Borden Dairy ....... 801 PCC Commissioner Vietor. O. | : division with 1881. {permanent lof Harrison, N. Y., and Dave [lle Ronerie, Charlie Stuart. Ine. .. 484 Schmidt, announced today.

Low Scoring Hits i lr Jimmy Clark and Dow FinsterBowling Congress Play weightman on a day and night ..iarqay as he fired a nine- \ At RE -— Marty Forgl more than a full second off the

[sion of low scores and*no entrant daughter that he had had in a| gril Peed pel BE Bowling Leaders was able to crash the lists of the year. | ‘did not shoot that 60 during a M

{go led 80 teams competing in the champion In 1945, | i s ‘ jos i —— 4 team division with a score of The oxygen therapy is designed] SNEAD, THE defending cham- Poa. Bening ZT TIMOR or ! Pla oft Planned 2950, and a Neenah, Wis,, doubles to eliminate an allergy that pion, shot a first round 64, SIX Fiiheis Hinderliter, Vets Adm. .ossr. iu yo ‘team of Don Christensen and causes the bleeding in Bangert's strokes under par, that ordinarily

Earl Haase posted the best dou- retina. ; A : CIO Local No. 938 has a 16s score Po a 1220. {would have been good enough for Margaret Powell, Christian Church ...

~ "1st -H.S. Grid Jamboree Will Provide Insurance for Athletes

[ By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS | funds to cover athletic injuries |will feature the 10 city teams quarter.i Starting the “second | THE FIRST annual Indianap-| of every boy playing on any |divided into “North” and “South” half,” Shortridge and Howe will |olis high school football jamboree high sevel athletie team’ in aggregations. tha "Rortet whl § {play a 12-minute quarter, |will be staged at Tech's Stadiumq Indianapolis. aying for the “North” will be| |Sept. 5, Robert L. Nipper, Short-! Proceeds will go to each school Broad Ripple, Crispus Attucks, She denture "” the program (§ . 8, : Ja , Bh hi ) an : will pit the city's two co-city ridge athletic director, announced ®n the basis of total number of School for the Deaf, Shortridge , ) thietes participating in all sporss| . kl | ehampions—Tech and Oathetoday. All 10 city prep footbail/dthietes participating in all sporésiand Cathedral, The “South” team a he first YORrlY. Fach school will use itsiwii| consist of Manual, Washing- dral—who have not met on the teams will engage in the firs | : , : gridiron in three years,

share of profits to buy insurance! 3ac i ; lis his- : ton, Sacred Heart, Howe and gr EE Ra to cover all athletes or maintain|mech | Tech and Cathedral shared the

a fund to care for injuries to : a vad 10 x after the start of the next school ginjetes in all sports. juries of| Five quarters will be staged, (City crown the last two years, |year, Indianapolis’ city high school

The draw pita Ripple and Man-| "x 0» | The colorful extravaganza will athletes are not fully covered hy ual in the first quarter with At-| THE GALA affair will include {be the first of its kind in Indiana. insurance. A total of $10,000 will

tucks and Washington taking selection of 10 beauty queens, os Ww be necessary to provide for the

lover the ball'wherever it rests to| The Shrine Band will provide mus AN ALL-TIME attendance of insurance, [gome 14,007 fans may witness the vy "8 .

start the second quarter, isical etertainment and the 75- "= {member Scottish Highlander drill city's 1052 grid preview. . THE JAMBOREE, which has] DEAF SCHOOL and Sacred team will perform during the The benefit “game” will seek 'been originated locally by Nipper, Heart will carry on in the thirdibrief halftime ceremonies.

Three Lafayette Swim Stars Sel New World Record

By United Press LAFAYETTE, May 9 Three members of Lafayette Swim stroke lead over favored Sammy Snead today at the start Club's national women's cham.

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Oxygen fo Save | Ty | Afhiele’s Sight jr Greenbrier Open

By United Press By United Press

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, May 9—Record-

Jo Dean Crist (left to right) are | §T. LOUIS, Mo. May 9-—-An : ; ia L retain their ICC Hack fille at lexperimental oxygen treatment breaking Ed (Porky) Oliver of Lemont, Ill, held a three

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at Deaconess Hospital said today, tournament. The physicians are administer Oliver, veteran of many a Douglas of Newark, Del, tied for

ing oxygen to the 28-year-old links battle, played one of the third place at 67. : former University of Missouri most brilliant rounds of his career Tied for fifth place at 68 were

{medley last night. A trio composed of Sheila Donahue, Carol Pence and Betty Mullen was timed in.3:18.1, clipping

r" . wald. MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 9 basis in an effort to stop hem- ,, 4ar.par 61 in the first round to Skee Riegel and Max Faulkner, record of 3:19.4 established by a

' rrhagin in the retina of o UP)— Bowling fans today hoped ap eye. shatter the tournament record. Shooting par 70 were Julius Dutch {hreesome last June,

A “Rass oR “Fm ge A GR 1 A eh ro EAI A A was only one stroke off the Charles an ter aad Fim Perrier: mitted Y6F THUSFHational approval, 4 held: by: Snead m {meet officials said. course record held Ly Snead. All three members of the ree ord-shattering team are strong

EN : Dick Kehling, L. 8. Ayres ........iv., 624 contenders for the U, 8. Olympic Tom Conner, Ideal Furniture ........ 618] Harry Link Jr, Minute Car Wash ..., ¢i3 squad. Lee Wickiiff, Diamond Chain 607!

f low-scoring action.

Yesterday's play saw a succes- Sert got the first good look at his}

op 10 leaders. | “It was wonderful,” he said.,

The Rheingold squad of Chica-| Bangert was collegiate shot-put} tournament,

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WOMEN LOS ANGELES, May 9 (UP) Juanita Dill, Christian Church ...,. ’ 3 The 1952 Pacific Coast conference

The doctor warned, however, Nash, Fuller-Halpin Lumber .. 542 baseball playoff will be held May

t Geneva Byers, Christian Church

Yankees, drubbed them, 12 to 5, IN THE Manufacturers League, i 5as Harry Simpson and Ray Boone Kingan & Co. meet the Allison I 2 hit homers and Boone banged in Jets at Riverside Park diamond has a good chance to come back five runs. That tfiumph put Cleve- No. 2. Mallory AA battles CIO against Bryant Heater. Sunoco land in a virtual tie with the Local No. 933 on diamond No. 1. to Linde Air, 19 to 3, but American League pace - setting and UAW CIO No. 23 runs up onnears to have a stronger deRed Sox. against Vestal Steel on No. 6. Ifensive club than Bryant's. ‘The Browns edged the Ath- Kingan’s, long a prominent | In the Municipal League, the letics, 9 to 8, in a bat battle and| factor in Indianapolis’ amateur [feature attraction will be Haw-| the Senators and Tigers battled) picture, started on the wrong thorne meeting MacDougal Con-|: to a suspended 11-inning tie as; foot last Saturday, dropping a {struction on diamond No. 3 at the game was called to let De-! 9 to 7 decision to CIO Loeal | Garfield Park . troit catch a train. Philadelphia! No. 988. Ls

at Pittsburgh in _ the National, Kingan plated 5 runs in the! on openin was rained out and the Dodgers second inning but watched Po J oe nd and Reds had open dates. lead dissolve as the CIO nine gtynned Indiana Reformatory, 10| Simpson, with an inside-the- pecked away each inning with a to 4. ahd MaéDougal Construction | park first inning homer, touched steady offensive. oeited Kirshbaum Center: 6 to 3.

off a jinx-busting victory over g& ; ; Yankee Ed Lopat. Boone tater}, Sundays Sropiam ul ne So Kirshbaum Center and Indiadded three more runs with a'y ....00 gS cipal] a Retormatory tangle at

A op Ds One unblemished record will Pendleton with each team ting a triple, double, and. single [it c Aie Promonte cL icrs Plays) seeking its first win. Another and batting in three runs. They pari diamond No. 6. Both clubs “hdefeated club will try for climaxed their humiliation of the...» to opening game last week| Win No. 2 when Vestal Steel land the winner may become an meets Wilhelm Construction at

Yankees with a six-run outburst In the ninth. Gene Woodling hit'aarly tennant in first place. Riverside Park diamond No. 3. s = = The South Side Saints play]

a ninth inning Yankee homer. | Saul Rogovin, snapping a six- | WORCEL TRAILERS had its UAW CIO No. 23 on diamond game Chicago losing streak, hands full beating Indiana State No. 1 at Riverside Park. held Boston to five hits. Ed | ,e Stewart hit a two-run White i

Sox homer. Six Teams Fire in 4-Ball

. wn JIM RIVERA; benched for aig ooo — a batting slump, smacked a ints, § + | + 5 Hh {5 : inning homer, after coming in! emi ina % a ou rove - ,- t : Previously Ba Er Semifinal round of the Spring Runnerup will receive the Bill & “o/ Four-Ball golf tournament wil) Fox trophy. Semifinal pairings:

Gus Zernial hit his first 1952 's be played over the th Grove 3 Borer for Se as i South Grove] FEES YUOWL. cub Scott

Detroit took a 4-2 lead over Course, starting at 1:30 P. M. re, vs "Bill Hoyt and Jack Simpson. | Washington in the eighth but the tomorrow. cobiBbaace, Sibfond pnd Charen Wit-| Senators, protecting a six-game After tomorrow's round, the CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT winning streak, which may be field will be pared to final matches A Me rd hung up until the next time then all flights. The finals Sunday 1:48 p° m_ Walt Chapman and Fred : , , ingl : | Burnside vs. Bob McGuire and Bob LudTigers come to town, scored single wij] be 36 holes for the cham-|iow. > : runs in the eighth and ninth 10 nionship flight and 18 holes 108} 1.54 3. on SECOND FLIGHT MeDanieil send the game into overtime. Re-| i; 0 iho two. va. Max West and Joe Trittopo . lievers Hal White of Detroit and Pete Farkas and Joe Mediesky|

{ 3 3 = vw Bruce Hilkene and Marshall Sams. Tom Ferrick, then dueled two! FINALS WILL start at 9 a. m.| Jit scoreless innings. land 2 p. m. with the Roy Gale pi If the Senators now Prolong, ,hy going to the winning ream | Mixer Planned their winning streak, they won't The “Opening Mixer” at Meknow iintil this game is sompleted B B {ridian Hills will be highlighted to-| how many games it amounted 10.| morrow by a mystery tournament | Seta ———— PT }<¥ rewers ° ster for men members. Bill Barr is in|

Ft. Knox Nine Stops League Lead \charge of the event, which of-|

|ficially opens the club's season. Fotm: By United P i n : faved Camp Atterbury, 12 to 1. The Milwaukee Brewers acted The Saylor got wil pe Shmaxed FT. KNOX May 8- Ft. Knox's last night to bolster their sagging PY [® ori BaRp abate soldier baseball team got only American Association lead by of the 195% and "52 er Teor six hits off of three Camp Atter- knocking off Toledo's Mudhens,| . .o.¢ . ; bury pitchers here last gight J / to 3. I the blows came when ey| Virgil Jester hurled a neat six- . y counted most for a 12 to 1 vic: hitter as the Brewers won their DINNER at EATON S tory. E first victory since last Sunday. The teams meet spain tonight, Toledo's Bill Powell was the loser. and tomorrow afternoon | Both pitchers were tagged for] three-game series at Cornwall, rong hut went, the distance. ! Field. | Milwaukee's Jack Dittmer con- 4 . The victory a the un an nected for a round tripper in the She'll Enjoy the Food— 12 games for Fi. Rucx a Camp fifth, With no one aboard bu The Festive Day—HER. Day! first loss in five games {Stan Spence of the Mudhens re- ’ AUSIDELY: Cw [taliated with a two run homer FT. KNOX'S first hit was a|that same inning. | home run in the third inning by| Kansas City's Ed Cereghino| Skip Bass, centerfielder who as limited Columbus to four hits as| 2 civilian 1s, the Property = A eturned the Blues io $e vin) bur, rates. ricolumn with a 9 to 2 victory, OutBE eloar, owned by the Boston elder Bob Renna starred Yt the, {-Hour Cleaning Braves, hit a home run for the plate for the Blues. He got a Knox in the sixth inning W |homer and a single in three times Servi bases loaded. (wh Fernande ‘at bat and drove in two runs, | ervice Tom Brewer, albt on amp] Elsewhere in the” Association, H the H 2 ob Ts nile Ed Oley Louisville lost ground as it fell Every Hour on the Hour erbury '3 to 2 before the St. Paul Saints. | Until 12 Noon Saturday

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