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SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1952 _

THE, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Sox Top Detroit In 16 Innings

Tech vs. Howe or Regional

Track Honors |

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS By JACK WELSH TECH'S young track team) A STEADY rain left Wash-

has not wasted time getting ington High School's cinder that old familiar look. ‘track cold and wet yesterday. Youthful, first-year Coach Unfortunately.for the Conti-

Jim Stewart gets his young East nentals, the elements didn't have Siders back on the winning track the same effect on the work of at Tech's regionals next Saturday ;rowe's Hornets who reign today Sier s apse Nr ai jas 1952 sectional track chamday. His sophomore-junior stud-|pions. ded Greenclads qualified 14 men| No one rewrote the record and both relay teams for the ,oks but Howe's convincing regionals. yo {victory over Washington and 14

HIS TEAM ‘scored 59 5/14|0ther scholastic crews sends Ray points to win his first sectional/Bowman’s athletes into the regionyesterday and Tech's 27th in 37Tia)s at Tech next Saturay with years. He did it by reversing the 12 perfornfers plus teams for tables on a pair of others young mile and half-mile relay events. talented rivals, Shortridge and .,., (jiected 55% points to

Broad Ripple. ‘Washi ! shington's 39% points to de~oU~ The Rockets and the Blue Dev-\,, oho 1atier. Southnort was

_ {ls, who tied for this year's city title ahead of Tech with 5515. third with 184i. The Hornets had points, turned right around and esta shed their decisive win betied for second place in another fore the program's finale, thereby deadheat rarity, but this time Winning the half-mile relay as a Tech was in front—gf-its—Northrformality. A A et TNT SRK RT i sti aastn mem or Ripple and Shortridge counted| WASHINGTON broke Howe's 30 6/7 points each behind Tech's two-year reign as champs last balanced fast-steppers, and War- spring, but the Hornets came back ren Central was fourth with 20- with authority yesterday. Howe's “8/1. previous sectional crowns came in . 8 8 11950-'49-'46-'42-'41, RIPPLE placed 8 men and both relay squads in the regional and, The remainder of the scoring | included: Danville 9, ShelbyShortridge got 6 and the hall-| ,, 7g “sional 8 Plainfield mile baton team. Warren copped ye & Haden | Charlton 6; Morristown 6; Walfive spots and the Deaf School ; {| dron 5, Mount Auburn 5; €Clayqualified its half-mile foursome : : Lia) | ton 8; Decatur Central 22}; Edin one of the two half-mile relay! inbure 1 and Beech Grove ) s. No words fell. | arg '; an A ( arove 1g. But Tech had the quality and’ Washington finished second in quantity on its drizzle-drenched | the mile relay to qualify for the track. The Green picked off five regionals. Southport had an idenfirst places and won the mile and | tical berth in the half-mile relay. one of the half-mile relay events., Don Thomas of Howe estab- ‘... [lished a record in the 180-yard TECH'S Jim Edwatds topped iow hurdles When ne Begotisieq Carmel's Paul Morris in the hig e course in :20.7. The longhurdles; Max Fiscus passed, then|limbed lad with the burr haircut outkitked teammate John Far-|defeated Ed Kernodle, Washingsons in the 4:42.5 sloshy mile; Joe ton's versatile star, after the latSexson nipped Warren Qedtrabs tes had won the 120-yard high Carter Collins by ‘a step to win hurdles. thé 220-yard dash; Larry Gra-| Kernodle won the highs in :18 ham fought off Shortridge’s la beating out Thomas in fending Stale oy Bo) the final 20 yards. Mike Merchant Bruce, in a good, 2:02. . 'of Howe was third. and Orville Stonebraker tied, Warren's Cedric Ransom for the high jump blue ribbon. And

's —milers Techs 1.7 seconds off the mark. |yard dash in :10.3. The record of

lukewarm. Graham took over Howe which was established in| the lead from Ben Davis’ pace- 1043, | setting Dick Warrum and won by| Burrows was hard pressed for | * 10 yards over Bruce who fought! 50 yards by Don Jones of South-| through the pack . from sixth port but had too much left at the place, beating back Tech's Norm finish. : Wilson for second place, Donald Repass of Washington |

scored the day's only double. lie- top television stars, will be mak- en up at a meeting at Clemson, Greensboro Open Golf tourna- Indians’

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UP AND OVER—Ed Kernodle of Washington displays excellent form in the second lane at the

right during the first trial heat

Hig School's sectional track meet, Kernodle won the event-in 121.6: Richard Allen of Howe {second from the left] was second and Ronald Cherry of Clayton (right) was third, Richard Moorhead of Shelbyville is on the outside lane and Charles Monroe of Manual

MUD

IN YER EYE—Max Ficus of Tech can still muster >a smile after winning the mile run of the sectional track meet yesterday afternoon over a

strip at Tech. the distance in

muddy racin Ficus covere

4:452 to join 14 other team- |

mates in the regional championships next week.

. so many Kentucky Derby winners today put Calumet wins this year.

ext Batra Ey I Pr ERA CRS TRO ESET TRE A rr

. Reliefér Dorish Is Winner of Longest Game This Season

By CARL LUNDQUIST

United Press Sports Writer

2 Indians Off To Bad Start on Trip West NEW YORK, May 10—Whenever the White Sox get

| are Times Special linto an extra inning ball game, it is a good bet to call on | KANSAS CITY, May 10— Harry Dorish for relief pitching duty. When Horace Greeley said, The stocky slinger from Swoyerville, Pa., road-blocked “Go West young man,” he Detroit hitters for 81: innings in; .

'wasn't thinking of the Indian- relief yesterday to gain gredit for, Bobby Shantz scored his fourth

japolis Indians. Gene ‘Desautels’ 2 marathon, 8 to 5 triumph in 16- Yistory in Be A eA i i etics, snappin 8 SiXilads found Kansas City the im-|innings. It was the longest game game streak with a © to 3 six-

|perfect host here last night and/of the season to date. ing ey ete Deuter: y 1p 2, nt 4nd who do you think wop the In the only National League It was a disheartening arrival next longest, one? Dorish did, game, the Reds beat the Cardin the west for the Indians. But topping the Browns, 7 to 4, in 14 |... "83. i Desautel hopes things will be bet-!innings, and holding them to one — TW ter’ tonight when the teams hit in five innings of scoreless 'ANKEES. who had meet again. The base knocks relief pitching on Apr. 27. THE YANK ho , ht. |were plentiful—Indianapolis get-| "na dropped three in a row to Cleve I land, rebounded against Boston

| ting 13—but the fortunes of the| << game seldom smiled upon: the |giory. Last year. in the longest When the Red Sox infield folded Indians. Twice Indian runners pont game in major league his- UP in the sixth inning. Yogi Berra

of the 80-yard low hurdles yesterday afternoon at Washington

is running to Kernodle's rig

Jinx Strikes Again For Derby Winner

By United Press

LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 10—The jinx that has struck

appeared imminent. 2 '14th to the 19th to give the White | infield out, to third on a wild Charley McCall, Charley Har-|gox a victory over the Red Sox. Pitch by Bill Wight, and scored ris, and Jim Vitter toiled for In-/And in two other games when he When Johnny Pesky made a wild dianapolls, allowing the Blues 13 relieved in extra innings, the {throw to the plate after fielding hits, McCall was tagged with White ‘Sox were, the winners. {Bob Cerv's grounder. the loss, his third against two Dorish hecanTe the winher ‘Ves Gil McDougald, who had been terday by scattering -eight hits walked, moved to third anq Cerv

Farm's Hill Gail, the 1952 vic i ; #8 =» |, , to second on the miscue, After a e 1952 victor, out of action for at least . ppqpreTAcED” Tom Gor. And yieldiag but one run, a 14th- 0 6 CIC 100deq the bases,

two months and turned the struggle for 3-year-old honors man went the route for Kansas inning ‘homer by Steve Souchok. ,, arror py Shortstop Jimmy into: a wide-open race. — City, notching his second win in ‘ne White Sox put over three pi, qa); on "a double play ball | Trainer Ben Jones, for the Preakness by giving him|five games. He was hard hit by unearned runs in the 16th ‘after ,.., 1.4 ‘two more runs to come watched Hill Gail give him a rec: Workouts Friday and yesterday. the Indians but did not issue a an error by Shortstop Johnny ne Johnny Sain, who pitched

who

loa sixth Derby victory last But after isteraayss gallop X-lwalk: PATON Set Up the Tae. whit be his second victory, also hit a i . rays revealed a “growth” on the Indian lis fell back int 3 8 score “ih ; Saturday announced last night|_ <e. EB apo ell back into the| =o" Winning: run, He was) omer. a

qecond division after last night's!

that the big colt will not race in safe at first when Lipon bobbled!

Pimlico or in the June 7 Belmont Alex Harthill advised Jones to| climbed 9 percentage points be- Fox. Stakes at New York because of “fire” the ankle—burn out the hind Louisville, now in second

lan injured left foreleg. growth with an electric needle. Place. son produced the runs. te} Hill Gail became the favorite After that, the son of Bull Lea| Tt eines 196), Tis NRE'% 2.7 usury

weather as 1048 well-clad fans] 8 8.8 |record against them before win« for the Preakness and a top can- Will require at least several © | RR tx el ; aldate in other rich a months of rest. | watched both teams slop and skid] ELSEWHERE IN the Ameri-| ing last night. Gus Zernial, 2 : - [their way through nine innings can League, the Yankees knocked : latedly in d events when he carried Eddie, over a muddy diamond. the Red Sox out of first place py Betting started belatedly in de-

Minnie Minoso's two-run Winner for the A's, finally beat triple and a single by Ed Robin- the Senators for the first time

was more like football

heartening notes for Desautels as; although idle. 'he got three hits, raising his average to .347. probably ent. hai as sore as | The Indians held a bie lead In e heads of the backers he | . *) Save adn To Fak BL, ES Pn [nation’s big races lor more than ness second on a grounder and Earl | a decade, believed he had another 4 a =n - !"Purner hit a single, Higdon mbv-| triple crown winner in Hill Gail. In some circles, ring fans ing to third. The Blues’ Art Maz- | He tried to get the colt ready say Rocky Marciano became | ,onian fell at shortstop trying to! | the uncrowned champ when throw to first. :

! he kayoed Louis. Thinking of ® nn & his fight against Savold, McCALL DOUBLED to center) field, scoring Higdon, but Turner)

the appropriate spelling of the title would have been |—trying to score—was the begin-

(Ferris Fain and Dave Philley The Indians’ night game with each made three hits for the the Browns was rained out. Lefty A's.

Zi NDING

LEAGUE STANDINGS |

came out of the Churchill Downs classic with a swollen ankle, » n »

JONES, THE 70-year-old mas-| {ter‘trainer who has made Calumet | the stable to beat in most of tne

Arcaro fo a 2-length triumph |f 2 2 1 downing them, 7 to 4, on the mar- fense of his 1851 home run crown, over Dixiana's Sub Fleet in the . | - DAVE POPE, the Indians’ cen- gin of three unearned runs, as 80t his second homer of the year iDerby. But the Calumet pride e S dare ifs ter fielder, was one of the more Cleveland took over the top rung and the second in as many days.

By Jack Welsh That injury to Hill Gail's leg

Southern Loop Bans Bowls

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pi

Sumo Wrestling Star DICK BURROWS of Danville did ‘a creditable scored impressively in the 100- On Army Mat Card | A graduate of Japan's Sumo games. The Graham-Bruce: duel was) 10.1 is owned by Ralph Toney of | oo oct)ino ranks, The Great Togo,

Chicago heavyweight will meet in the main event at

traction of next Tuesday might’s'qations of the NCAA. The ques: behind leader Ed (Porky) Oliver third started Kansas City on the Chicago Fes

Armory wrestling card.

SSOC IM 1 i : | e-l-o-w-n-e-d. ining of a triple play. The three- AMERICAN Aon Lost Pat. G.B.| Syracuse iT 10 8 a { RICHMOND, Va., May 10 (UP) | ss» Iplay killing went Marshall Con- Milwaukee .......... 1 $ su anal B 8 3% 4 |—Bowl games were formally| py.ch pastel t ioin In. don to Mazmanian to Don Bollweg [Kansas City "5.010 ‘865 2 |Springfeld’’ 12 10 345 4a banned for Southern Conference| gianapolis, This is probably the |t, Catcher Mickey Owen. Mignespolis 121001! $98 3 Rochesier 11.01 BiB TT colleges today by two new rules) most heartenin a cole 1 |The Indians’ last run came in Zo 2 4% Bai Ballimog iric Coast LAGE. 1 which restricted the football sea-| pitchers since GE an a. the sixth. Milt Nielsen and Hig-!st. Paul ... 7". ..!]. 9 1409 302 Won LEAGUE, GB son from Sept. 17 to the first! tiation umpires were jven the |don singled. Conyers hit one back AMERICAN 4.EAGUE Sau Diseo .. wld 4m. = Saturday in December and limit- eye test g {to Gorman on the mound and cieveland .. “ GB Hisliygood 30 1m ul ad ed each school's schedule to 10 — (Nielsen was trapped between Joston . -.. 2 Soames NB x 4, {third and home plate. Gorman st. Louis ... 3:3 |Rortlane ...., 13 18 488 Tha . ew or . 5 pith ve . . Xt ot conernnce wn. Snead Trl ened oot Come gone fo fi 0 PE oa fg i 'and Walter Palmer, top-ranking letic officials also voted yester- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, plate but. Nielsen slid around “*"°% =o... 92) RESULTS YESTERDAY matman, day to limit pre-season football W, Va. May 10 (UP)—Sammy Owen NATIONAL LEAGUE a5 Lousy NERICAN ASSOCIATION | ’ ( . 3.B. J y Ss. no "and basketball practices to 10 in: Snead, playing on his home| En ew Brooklyn Pereseees me Milwaukee and Minneapolis oy Fyah laccordance with the recommen- course, was only one stroke HIGDON'S ERROR in the Cincinnati . 3 Washingtor \MERICAN LEAGUE 2

i 000 010 e 515 Philadelphia ... 021 040 9 : 1 ] Porterfield,. Consuegra (6), Haynes (8)

8t. Lo ‘tions of freshman eligibility and of Lemont, Ill, today as the field ¥oad to a lead it never lost. Gor- Boston

: : : : Philadelphia 713 and Kluttz: 8h -1) Togo, one of the West Coast's athletic scholarships will be tak- teed off on the third round of the Man's liner was dropped by the piiisburgn 0110100 1143 Home Runs Michaels + Zerniel. Afaorns newcomer and two ee Eltcher—Portertield (2.7) oston

» » . .SHORTRIDGFE'S Charlie Ma- pass won the shot put with a dis-| ing his first local apearance.

lone won his first quarter-mile injtance of 44 feet, 6 inches and 535 despite an ailing ankle. took first place in the high jump|

, Lindner by! with k of 5 feet, 11 inches. | ® * ® Houikeadocits Gens Lands by (wih » 58 of § Seek we Speedway Feels Shipping Pinch;

| | the 220 finish. events was the mile run which | Sandy Trusler of Shortridge; pave Boucher of Howe won in out-jumped Ripple’s Harold Besse| 3.405 Roucher remained well by an inch in the broad jump. 80°} oq the pace for 3; of a mile as ing 19-10%. Warren's Bill Blacki pay Goble of Morristown and topped the pole vaulters with a) Richard Hayes of Shelbyville 10-10 and Ripple's John Highley) raced heads apart. __captured the shotsut with a) ~The pace setters tired on the 46-4% heave a {back stretch of the final lap and EDWARDS bumped the final| Boucher started his finishing Kick. | d low hurdle! Boucher was third on the final barrier In the 150-yar bend but overtook Goble in the| event, and lost by inches to theBend But OVertoo winner, Noblesville's Larry Smith, final 20 yards, Ripple's Ed Shearer bested Col-| nw Jins by a foot to win the 100-yard| dash. The first four place Wi in both relays. After the first la ners in each event uEer the|In each event, the Hornets’ only yo-vard dash will go In \competition was Southport, DanPTs mien murder — 1. Rivacte Fe Shelbyville and Washington. { i + smith Noblesville). Time, :16.0 In the last lap of the 880-yard relay, Jerry Walker of Howe, Don Jones of Southport and Bill Stevens of

—-— ws (Teehi; 2, Farsons | (geet: 5, anger” (Partsilie:; 4 Richey ), Time, 4145.3. | oente ears (Broad Ripple): 2, Col- |

lins (Warren Central); 3, Mace (8hort- |

HOWE WAS highly effective §

Washington |

walks filled the bases. Bill Skow- ap three 001 010 020— 4 9 3

Bad Weather Stalls Practice Runs

By BILL EGGERT

THE SCOPE of the govern-| drivers’ attempts to get in plenty this year but will serve as pit | ment’s restrictions on air travel of practice laps and shakedown manager for thé Belanger crew, was watched by Speedway offi-| tests. He promised another lousy |

pair of Novi Pure Oil racing cars outlook is fair. had been grounded in California. | been shipped by|

. piece.

air piece by]

The pinch on] air cargo ship

S.C, next December ‘ment i " |New York , ’ bw York itlll3 1 002 003 20x Iron singled home two runners. Restelli (r i wo Vleht, Brickner 7)" and x19 3 | The Blues added one run in| : é S Winning Phe a Sain.

Pitcher—Wight (1-1). IRL i 10 000 N10 3— 8 1 001 003 000 000 010 0— § 18 }

[the fifth, three in the sixth and * | three in the eighth. N Ch Kansas City learned today) ew ance DN aL (7). Dorish (8). Ken-

A nedy (1 -ti 1” . 3 3 6) Masi, . that Joe Paige, the one-time New|’ ‘CHUCK FRENCH, the Indian-|Littletield a Trout Mocs i ueks.

Chicago ..

| York Yankee great, will rejoin| Leland (14). White (18) t ’ ia s ’ : “Gray (16) and the Blues from Syracuse. The! polis. Indians’ general manager, Baits. Ginsberg (14). Home Run—Sou-

: Ww they has decided to —give- Outfielder Losing, Pitcher white "6-10" B20% 8t. Lbs | at Cleveland: postponed, rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE 000 000 710 8 10 @ 001 001 100-3 8 1 He has accepted the player on Collum (8) and Fusselman. Rone Pitcher

way -the Indians looked, He will not drive could have used him last night.iGino Restelli a second chance to Tribe Box Score make good with the Tripesters.,

man {is playing hob with race remarkably. Cincinnati t. Louis Raa Raifensberger (4-2)

2 » = INDIANAPOLIS I ’ | ABR HO A —Mizell (1-3) L cials today to learn whether the day today, but said tomorrow's! FOR safety's sake, the AAA wilson, © 1 1 4 oloption from the parent Cleveland *timan. (1-3). Home Runs—Adcock, Pus. : escaped a ticklish situation yes-|}aimbers, $1 #1 0 Pittsburgh at Chicago: postponed terday when it wis Aon Je Poe. of 0 + +10 ¢ Indians, it was announced today: {Only games scheduled) = oo! TR. rs ‘ I of] : 2 INTERN, Thirty-nine cars. are bedded |,y...1, "sAseart of Italy, No. 2{poam 1 2-1 a 1 Restell went through 1952) Montreal 3; Formate 3 Hi ookoce) down in Speedway garage at |... ol CC face drier. ‘would]amith: 28 o o 1 1 1/spring training with the Cleveland. Qtiawa § Rochester 2, . truckoclasing thilte last wight have to take a Speedway "driver's Kam : ® 3 % o Sclub but apparently was placed Springfleld ide 2. Biter Junot tmittent showers had test : > Montaive. $913 $lon the unwanted list by Manager San Die. a rae : ji 1 '» 0 o 0 , : ollywood 5. . on 1 action at a stand Through : his interpreter, As- | Diener ® MH . 4 3 Al Lopez. The player was given Seatile’d’ Portland 3: 0 1, : carl said he would be “glad to |UEE, 2 BREEN BE bri igi dg Yow +0 Argeies 3,

E ments already gl E being felt by Eu- the track for several laps in #&n gene Casaroll,|Auto Shippers Special and then ® whose new Auto|just before closing time two forShippers Special mer 500-winners, Johnnie Parwasn't assembled! sons and Lee Wallard, took rides

completely at the/in new cars. Kurtis - Kraft]

with a Pacific Coast, ¢? * 1° league team but could not latch oon, 0

Jimmy Jackson was first to use

do anything that is required.” | , There is-no written AAA regu-| * han lation requiring a driver has tome mn itake a test. The track steward, erdl. sb ...

' | Bollwes. however, can request one,

GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN ASS INDIANAPOLIS at AL

| Louisville at . 8 : a am | Toledo, at Bt. Fal neni 4 . us a n ¢| 11°18 SAD Restelll will AMERICAN LEAGUE" 0! f Boston at New York. ‘ sport to Manager Gene Desautels 8 in Kansas City over the week end.

St. Louis at Cleveland. — dr wm wn ld - l > 13 s7 i» To /Cleveland obtained the 27-year-|

—

Skrewren, a cae a. FALSE birth cértificates aren’t| Mazmanian,

wo the racing game. : t

bos Chicago at Detroit. Troy German: oo an falsified his age when

Washington "at Philadelphi NATIO Ni 0 New York at ONAL iEAG Ui

u » "

'ne | PARSONS, 1950 winner, pleased gr

ne Ed \RekiOn IC get 5 indiner| Watched - strides en ua Eggert Plans tnt Cahior with the handling of his Ferrari, he began racing as a 16-year-old. | BI sroupded i tox Tatas in sisth. [old outfielder on waivers from the A areh an §hicazo, (nigh Pi TI me 838 (First three| Khe final Sum en alicer | The new Casaroll entry; his planned ore driving this week 1 atest Speedway mixup in ARS | seventh, grounded out for Harris | Washington Senators, ‘Who draft. (nicbiMelohia at” Brooklyn © (iwo, tw a rane (Tech1s 2. Bruce ABhort- " | “second in the 500-Mile Race this end. Wa a0, Just Year SeRinner, is Jim Rathman's. Jim “shaved GfANAFGIR" **! “io boi spo 3d him from Hollywood of the| CAMPS To 2 dee: 3 4. ‘Welton! Manual's Dick Nyers soared 10 p anger two years from his age this year | Kansas City 002 913 88x— 9| pacific Cast League last fall. In| GAMES TOMORROW

Wilson (Tech): rave FAT oO ge Td 1 ree, 9 inches in the pole vault ali 3 Shegeer (Broad ‘Ripple; 4 (OF a chance in the regionals. | Jackson (CA). me, | th (Nobles James Barnes of Charlton was! 180-Yard Low Hurdles" }, S71" (ingback one of two entries for the little for firs

tablishes new mark |

Ho Put — 1. Higley (Broad Ripple) | Circle. Barnes, a stocky -camgodin 3. Mosre (Warren Cont (Snort: PAlgner, won the broad jump with] far Be wit Ia leap of 20 feet, 15 inches and]

es §

- v3. i . suli—1, Black (Warren Centtallifinished third in the low hurdles

Stallwood (Shortridge), LE ra WOR. ccbeh behind Thomas and Kornodle, eridan) and Applegate (Warren Sen: Results: Thre I ‘ruster " (Shortridge), 120-yard High Hurdles—1, Kernodle (W): | : 9, Besse (Broad Ripple) 19-913:/2, Thomas (H): 3, Allen (H); 4, Barnes arrett (Broad Ripple) 19-5%: 4, (CH), Time 318

(Lebanon) 19-0, |" Mile—1, Boucher (H): 2, Goble (MT): amp-1, Ransom (Warren Central) 3 Haves (81; 4, Husler (W), o r ker {Teel} tied for Meenn|b 42.5. y.! an) anh n_ Sexson (1echlsl 100-1. Burrows (D): 2, Jones (8A): 3, SA PR" tT EEE dO PET eh de Min

y xson, Adell Turner) * ' LR Ly . orl. Statord HY: 3. Wiliams.

n Higley, Ken Hughey). (3, Etiene (D); 4 Davis (8). Time :53 Shortridge (Sandy, sso—1, MeLain (W): 2. Eade (H): 3 b Charlie] gildreth (H); 4, Latshaw (8). Time: 2:03.32.

; A | 220-1. Jones (SA): 2. Vorls, (MT); “31. i road pple \Galon Corbett, Wasson (SA); 4. Walker (H), Time: Duffia Springfield, Ed 180-Low Hurdles—1, Thomas Ear } ¢ Rrinef) w urd es dm an

Ripple (Charles Yott,

(H): 2, ) 1:38.23: 4, (Ralph | Kernodle (W): 3, Allen (H): 4, Barnes

Don, Barry. Ralph Swango, Pred (CH), Time: .20.7, (new record),

Shot Put—1, Repass (W): 2, Cox (WL); fe 5 Olem (WL); <4, Holderfleld (DC). Tech Qualifiers | Distance: 44 ft, 6 in, 1 \ | Pole Vault—1, Nyers (M): 2. Haines 4 men and mile and half-mile, MA: 3, Sharp (D); 4, Sigman (BG); Fox 8 and mile (8A), and Fox (H), tied

y: Ripple 1 5 a

B! , and | ne Oh Bhartria 8 and. hall ior” den" Biatance: jo "fie. # In. y tt 2. Greenfield 2, Broad Jump—1, Barnes (CH): 3, Figs fttucks 3, aresnfied 31 (wi; 3, Haines (MA); 4, Hudson (DC). . Le 0.

por banen 1. ridan 1, Ben! Distance: 20 ft. 1% in. vis - r High Jump-1, Repass (W): 2, Boone fea? FEE, Uo 00 Sion | and Holderfie (DCH, Tech Results ! (tied for fourth, Distance: 5 tt, 11 in.

CF i idan 5,5 Lebation 1 it miler Smith). Time: 3:40.5. eT altel 2 Atterb ury Wins. Tai |1:383 . pr. KNOX Sars camp at. Washington Qualifiers lerbury’s soldier nine avenged rola} foams; Washi (on, 's “aa m day's defeat here last night vl,, ‘lea; BES: dhebyvine

Howe Mattingly,

Tech 69 5/1: road Ripple and Short- Mile Relay—1, Howe (Boucher, Me- ! 3 0% i Warren Central SooY: | Master, Meek, Merchant, _ Stuart); * Eh Gh Poriuilis 3, Deaf Washington (Barnes, Bogue, McLain, Per- 3

Relay—1, ouns,

Thomas

i Shelbyville 3; DeCornwall Field. Barring | Auburn 3; Clayton 1; Beech Grove 1. will meet 288in Washington Re Fs 4 Oo gh 85 i * ashi

Time: |

(Chaplin, | &

thport (J: , Pittman, | illey, and Wiikon. Time:

nd half mile|

ey defeated FL. Knox, 9 seiyf, Canis, Morriony 2, Jag!

entry.

: h); 3 ‘al Tee og, Whitaker (Gireentela), Time. | ool but he made the winner's 210 will have off-center driver's Pa. last June. That cost him 37) made shutins of - all crews.

seats.

MEANWHILE, the

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year, is similar to a Howard Keck gnecial No. 1. Both cars will be the only] ones here with horizontal torsion had been in a race car since he bars on the front ends. Both cars was severely burned at Reading,

na’ CS CE ding in keeps most drivers confined to the garage John Zink Special. But he

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MERICAN AS INDIANAPOLIS at ATION Louisville at Milwaukee (two). ' Sojade at a. pu (two). : 3 5 a nneapol AMERICAN | LEAGDE 7

kowra Segrist, Owen 2, Bollwes 3/76 games with Hollywood last TWO BASE RITS—McCall, Bollwes. Wil- season, Restelli batted .281. He

YESTERDAY'S weather | THREE BASE HITS—Pope. Boliwes. was used only part time. p

DOUBLE PLAYS—Malmbers, Wilson and)

Boston at N | BSE Restelli played for Indianapolis, gC" foun’ mer, York. : 2 3 ! at Cleveland (two) [skin grafts, but the plucky Alta-| Some, however, grew wiser (sag City ON BASES-1MITeSW 3; Ran briefly in -the spring of 1950, but {iicase at at Bhiled oe weather-' mont, N. Y., driver is recovering] playing cards, 1. BASE ON BALLS—Off McCall 8, Harris| A] J,opez, then managing the N ONAL TFALDE five), N | Philadelphia at Brooklyn.

STRIKE _OUTS—Gorman 6, McCall 2. Hoosier Indians, sent him on his| Cincinnati at St. Logis

Harris 1, Vitter 1. ‘HiTs—ort McCall 7 in 5% iInnings,iwWay. Gino batted only .160 in 21 AR L4 at Boston (two). Harris none in '3 inning, Vitter 8 in 2. | _itisburgh at Chicago itwe), HIT BY PITCHED BALL—By arris| games with the Tribesters. Later, Se (Bhowro (he joined San Francisco and

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| : | RESTELLI jumped to the ma-/} only at Nas ‘Mangrum, Bolt Tied \jors with the Pittsburgh Pirates J pmiths in JT. {In Pan-American 2 in 1949 after setting a spectacular § Clarpool Hotel {batting record in the Coast Wash: i MEXICO CITY, May 10 (UP) yeagyue. He hit a flock of homers

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and Tommy Bolt, the Durham, ...nq put the National Lea gue jan C., fireball, teed off in the third | i chers soon stopped him. He

th 5,000 Pan-Amer-| . — rd Law today in a Was ¥jegaied to the pLuity role . _jun e Bucs release m to tie for the lead with four-under Indianapolis. :

|par 36-hole scores of 140. | Bolt was the first round leader,| General Manager French indi-

“but took a 76 yesterday while cated he’s taking the player on a

Mangrum was shooting a steady| Samble” that'll he'll go all-out par 72 to move to the top. Bolt! make the American Associa-

forgot his “temperament pledge” tion grade on his second trial. jand broke his putter by stomping! | lit during yesterday's round.

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