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By EDDIE ASH
Brews Are Both Ahead And Behind the Blues
BASEBALL percentage is playing a mean trick on the Kansas City Blues . . . The league-leading Milwaukee Brewers are half a game behind in “games behind” figures but are three points ahead in the percentage column. It surely would be rough on a team to lose a pennant under similar circumstances, but it has happened, believe it or don’t, in the minor leagues . . . The Blues have won three more games than the Brewerytown boys, but the fact they have lost two more and have played five more trips them up in multiplication. Percentage is the determining factor in baseball standings, not the GB (games behind) figures . . . Kansas City fans probably are wondering what it takes to get a team out in front... and you can’t blame them, as excited and thrilled as they are over their fine team. To find a club standing divide number of games won (adding decimal point and three ciphers) by total number of games played ... Where teams are so close the three percentage figures show an apparent tie, extend division to four or none figures . . . Wherever the fraction is one-half or more beyond the usual three figures of the
decimal, a whole, or one, is given. =” » ” . - »
It pays minor leaguers to bear down and go all-out whenever they oppose major league teams in exhibition games . Several days ago, on an open date for both clubs, the New York Yankees journeyed to Kansas City and met the Blues in an exhibition attraction . . . Blues’ Pitcher Bill Miller was given the job of turning back the parent club . . . That he did . .
He beat the Yanks, 3 to 1, before a crowd of more than 14,000 +. The achievement brought a quick promotion . . . Last night
the rookie was called up by the defending world’s champions. " » ” = = -
BARRING the 500-mile race interlude, the Indianapolis Indians’ second home stand, starting tomorrow night, vs. the Columbus Red Birds, calls for seven American Association clubs to visit the wigwam, plus the parent Cleveland Indians in an exhibition attraction with their Hoosier Triple-A farm club . . . The game scheduled with
Toledo on Monday has been postponed to make room for |
the appearance of Al Lopez’ big leaguers. Columbus will be first on the scene, a single tilt tomorrow and a twin bill Sunday afternoon . .. Then Cleveland on Monday night . .. A twi-night doubleheader is to be played with Toledo on Tuesday, first game at 6:30... It will be Toledo again on Wednesday and then Louisville on Thursday, eve of the 500-mile race . : . The Indians are booked in Louisville on Memorial Day and Saturday, the 31st. ’ » . »
» . » The Tribesters will double back home on Sunday, June 1, for a doubleheader with St. Paul to set off the second invasion of the American Association's western clubs . . . After a threegame series with the Saints, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Milwaukee will invade in the order named, through Sunday, June 8 . . . Several changes in player personnel have been made since the completion of the Tribe's first home stand . . , in the mound staff, on the infield and in the outfield . . , While the team has been away Manager Gene Desautels has
come close to shaking hands with a new player a day. s
- - s - » FRANK HILL retires next month after 32 years as track coach at Northwestern University . . . He was given a farewell dinner last night at the Evanston University Golf Club where more than 200 old friends and admirers assembled . . . Hill says the ideal coach should possess, among other attributes, technical knowledge; a sense of humor and lots of patiepce . . . characteristics of Knute Rockne, among others, in college football. Coach Hill developed many fine teams and individual champions in the Big Ten down through the years . ..
country runner asked whether Hill had any last-minute instructions . . . “Hurry back,” said the coach. = " ” » » » Don Gutteridge, the Indianapolis Indians’ manager last year, seldom saw luck break in his favor while guiding the Redskins around the American Association . . . Some of that bad luck followed him to Colorado Springs, where he is managing the Skysox in the Class A Western League, a Chicago White Sox affiliate . . . Here's an example . . . Floyd Penfold,
high-priced bonus baby placed under Gutteridge’s wing by the :
parent White Sox, pitched a three-hit game for Colorado Springs the other night . . . but lost.
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TOLEDO, May 23 — Just]
felt a hot streak coming on
after their bats exploded for! 14 hits in Columbus Wednesday,
series opener with the last- -place Toledo Mud Hens was washed out last night,
{night, a twilight-night (header out at ancient Swayne! (Field. The Tribesters are confi{dent of making up some lost
|ground while they are in this {Maumee city. Tribe
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twin attraction against league's cellar dwellers.
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TRIBESTERS and Mud Hens
have met four times this spring |
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After tonight's double duty, the Indians will hurry home to meet the Columbus Red Birds at Viec[tory Field Saturday night and in la doubleheader Sunday afternoon
optioned to the Indians by the parent Cleveland Indians, is slated to pitch the Saturday night game in Indianapolis. Skippér Desautels also indicated that Bob Chakales, who “came down” with Zuverink, will work in one of Sunday's games against the Red Birds. The games at Swayne Field to{night will end the Indians’ long jroad trip. in which they have visited six cities. They had no luck in the American Association's western sector, winning but one game and losing eight. Then on to Columbus, where they captured the only tilt played. That adds up to two wins and eight setbacks on the marathon journey. » ® » MANAGER DESAUTELS said, “We could have used some rain {and postponements in the West, {but none came, except a single |rainout at Milwaukee. Now, when we invade the East and with the team showing signs of coming back to life, the clouds open up and keep us tied down in the hotel lobby.” Last night's postponement was the second for the Indians in three days. They were rained out in Columbus Tuesday.
HERE MONDAY NIGHT— Larry Doby, one of the best flychasers in the major leagues today, will be in the center field spot for the Cleveland Indians Monday night when the parent club comes to Victory Field to " meet the Indianapolis Indians ! in an exhibition game.
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Drivers Scramble For ‘500’ Positions | Slow Boys Weather, How Fast Quick Cars Will Go
By BILL EGGERT THE “big scramble” grips Speedway tomorrow and it
will get more tense Sunday. What is scheduled as the
for next Friday's 500-Mile Race should find a wide open
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final two days of qualifying
struggle as drivers attempt to
the 33 fastest cars. Already the. tension is high because of th 136.355 averag of the seven cars | already qualified § and the weather ; forecast that threatens showers and thunderstorms. Drivers such? as Tony Betten- 3" hausen, Jim Rathman, Eddie -- Johnson, Cliff Griffith, Heath, Chuck Stevenson, Joe! James, Bill Vukovich, Henry Banks and Bobby Ball are certain to qualify tomorrow on the basis of their practice speeds, which seem reasonably safe from being bumped later.
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YOUR program may not agree with the name of the driver qualifying some cars as the boys be-
game, hopping from one car to a faster mount. Tkct shuffie al-
By CARL. LUNDQUIST
United Press Sports Writer Manager Eddie Sawyer of the Phillies said this spring he had the best pitching in the majors. He'll be able to prove it if he can get a few of his slow starters to act like Curt Simmons and Robin Roberts.
The two mound beauties, whol LEAGUE STANDINGS
ithe score at 7-7. Andy Pafko| 1 a \doubled, went to third on a sac- Tepe n° i 1f 8 rifice by Duke Snider, and scored the winning run on a fly by Gil
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Hodges. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION After holding Boston to three| penrawardiis™sr* ) hits for eight lo Bob Lem- nao olabbus 40 4p oe E1ve vp Thies ral sin- ul at a hikes. e n ose a hot duel with Lefty Mickey MeDer- AAT mien: eames) mott. McDermott himself scored] Seven cc Ehicseo. the winning run after he singled Sous sames icheduled). and Johnny Pesky and Billy < NATIONA LEAGUE Goodman brought him home. at Ae oan Bob Porterfield gained his Cr fourth win for the Senators, al- he
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by has begun. Tomorrow's qualification will begin at 11 a. m. and will stop at 6 pp m. barring any extensions because of traffic jams and weather. Speedway officials can expect a crowd of 60,000 tomorrow and maybe more Sunday for the “bump” show, noon to 8 p.m, - » ¥ WHAT about the Ferraris? | Bobby Ball in the Howard Keck Ferrari has reached 134 miles an hour. He did that yesterday in
fil out the starting lineup fori... ....+eq to a screeching slide from Delaware to Illinois Sts. also can be listed among the week-end qualifiers. While a new engine couldn't be purchased to | (replace his sliced Meyer-Drake, it was possible to buy new parts and assemble an engine.
Italian driver, remains doubtful i [until he can pick up two or three ¢ |more miles-an-hour. That may be done after the arrival of Lame predi, the Ferrari chief engineer, who was due here today from Italy.
hadn't driven race cars since 1950 until yesterday, gets first choice of the Blue Crowns that have won three 500-Milers.
a lathe in January 1951, took one warmup lap yesterday and then
en». THE STATUS of Alberto Ascar,
Biggest driver-shuffle to date has been the release of Leroy Warriner and Johnnie Tolan from the front-drive Blue Crown Spark Plug Specials, Travis (Spider) Webb, who
Webb, who smashed a hand in
rocketed to 132 mph. Mechanic Lou Moore was satisfied, but AAA officials slowed Webb because he had neglected to go through a conversion test. It was his first time in a front drive. When Webb reported “it Jolt great,” Moqre was quick with “you got yourself a ride. All X need is one more. Can you drive two?
. 8 « MORTON DOWNEY, radio, TV and movie vocalist, will attend the annual 500-Mile drivers’ meet« ing at the track May 29 and will sing, “Back Home Again n In. diana.” Speedway's accessory prize fund has been raised to $45,000 with additional cash prizes of $2800. Cummins Diesel Engine Co, has offered $1800 and 34 steelcase chronograph Compax watches. Each of the starting 33 drivers and the chief mechanic of the winning car will receive a watch, Each driver also will receive $25, the winning driver and the chief mechanic each will receive $150 and the chief mechanics of all other cars among the first 10 finishers will receive $75 each. The Thompson-Brenner Co. of Chicago ‘will divide $500 among the first three drivers to finish and the Magnaflux Corp. of Chie
represent the best young one-two gusty winds and never compitching punch in either league, AMERICAN Van Test" Bet GB | AMERICAN OIA TION plained. Johnnie Parsons, in the are performing fully as well as(MiLak's,, 13 Sls =| Toledo wt Vit ale ®1%. |Grant Piston Ring Ferrari is a they did in the Phils’ 1950 pen- 18 8 i ilwaukee at Si Paul. shade slower, but Johnnie, the nant year a 3 : amish Cit) etic Meh aU 1050 500-Mile winner, will “sink” Simmons held the Pirates to i is = Eh He ie. with the Sram mbry at oan three hits and struck out eight AE 4 ra roug urday. y yesterday as he gained his third Lost Pet. OB | i CO look for a driver-switch with victory, 6 to 0, and his second 7 1 Tul § Chic n ny Pitgeburen, ‘ Parsses michably taking over straight shutout. 1 al B Broo yn at Philadelphia (night), 8 nt hjtotary en nt Simmons also was a batting 4 1 “8 | by Rookie Bo Tn star yesterday, delivering an ne : { ‘ No h oy ¥ hat RI I JY RL MDA ¥ The “big” drivers, Parsons, scored three of the Philly Ons. AMERICAN LEAGUE = | catséilin az RE 00 083 Faulkner, Schindler and jJovera) A omit nl ROB 7 hn ad NO 1 3B Se, et re ares THE DODGERS stayed a half-! Boston 8 14 56 3%| Minneapolis st Milwaukee (raim) os getting a , rs game in front of the Giants by; iNew Jorg ......... M 1] 33 3. st Pau a ansas ChY grain). cars are slow or aie busied. . topping th ite : “1 I a3 Int Faulkner, who set two ppg Re Reds again, A hiftdRion teserns W LE Saad anni S01 000 10 3 ? 0 qualifications records in two 1 r LEAGUE here onde RE CRE ey, IF Bn Be jr 2’ oasible chanteur for the Ansted . asta 5 Th Chicase ...... 01 asil Giants topped the Cardinals, 6 resod 3 21 1m in Dens Joo-—-2 ' ‘olentry, easily to 0, on the four-hit pitching of fos Adpeies : ; 3 58 do ic ay Eh spain n and st [pink wheels 58 the Cubs and Soave tremor omonigiate, wo BH OO1 Mien EE HC e - 0 Fea aley, i “ outs. ess INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE D. Rice LIL mas (8) and gunning for new records but “will | Won Lost Pct. GB [GEhoWillams. © Losing Plicher—stales. (settle for 134 mph in order to Bob Rush pitched four-hit ball Montreal ........... 23 12 .837 ar ad ens h as the Cubs wi : 14.563 I Brooklyn 030 14x— 8 1 make the program,” first will at-| on the opener, 3 to 15 580 al . Kuth mith (8) and Seminiek: - 0, and Warren Spah ttered 15 531 aa bine. utherford (6) Erskine (7), Black tempt to qualify the Sid Street nine hits in Bost B 5t iy are 17 4s ¢ Jy Hnto0, Camara, Home Runs—adeock, (Motor Special, a new car designed ation. on’s 5 to 0 retall- i i k Bite i Pitcher—8 iS & Pilcher—|o or Faulkner. The car, built late, In the American League, he SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Radin Sika “in Vang og § 13 A Was to gppear On the Sraes taday Red Sox defeated Cleveland, Won Losi Pet. OB (gmmons '()-1) and Lopats Home hi for the first time minus a coat to 2, for the first time this . Noe Olan L1o gs 18 Sm Toon AEMCAN hat Wd). [01 BAiRL. reer bas obiamsd po while in a night game at St. 1Sekitanonee y a i 61 ie rejana Eas fon 3 ! mission from AAA to t out the Louis, the Senators topped the |Birmingham ......121 19 3535 3 |, McDermott and bi Lemon an ry B Nashville 18 20 4% 5 (Hesan car and possibly qualify it before rowns, 4 to 2. hington asx rans : (hile Roex 1 30 380 ne Louts i 3 3 Jdvessing it with a powder-blue CAMPAN NELLA. who hadn't » Tr Lay 1 peter paris Sverre lutte; finish. hit a homer in a month, came Beaumont ....... 30 11 5 oo |Wilnine Plo Poriras’ AL oa through with a line smash into!nt. . : 19 525 Per Bearden IF THE weatherman will pitch the left field stands that tied 3 300 Oui) hms Cijicato. postponed. rain./in with decent conditions, the UPis 23 COAST LEAGUE | week-end qualification strategy
{probably will go like this: Drivers, who know they can’t hit the 134 and 135 speeds are going to wait until Sunday. On the other hand, If there is threatening weather, the wise slow-boys are going to gamble with qualification tomorrow and pray for rain after 33 cars have qualified.
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