Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1952 — Page 23

polis District oon as final the twouday

ROUND + + 54 43435 45 42435 134 4448570 135 644—37—72

their totals to

» ; wice winner of iment, sl th a 150. total 76 -yesterday. ce recovery on spite an injured hand that was

, miserable 41 yesterday but | even-par_35. finger during bowling.’ d practically a in the. top 10 nt was Sam fordsville with 5 and T4. came closest to yurse yesterday to match par,

» ven par. 35 on ncluding two lies. He missed first and sixth a 30-foot putt pped for a 2. * the birds. He round of 37. 5 Win ion of the Lit. 111 loop rested eadlock today. Jerry Walker e Giants, 13 to

. 103 331-11 . 500 17x13

2 2 6 4

-— 1 vel R. Siverside: ndiana 3 *8p. nk; MH, Meridian 3; He. Hillorest: irrison; Wh il ville; Gr, Greenn; Le, Lebanon: te: Fr. Franklin; stwood; Hi, Highl, Anderson; LS, ).

: bases.

i loss against no victories.

- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1952

Tribe in 6th-Place Tie

Indians 13

“Games Out 0f 4th Spot

Times Special

‘+ LOUISVILLE, June 11—

The happy land of the American Association's first division is becoming more of a ! reality for the Indianapolis In- . dians, especially following last night's 9 to 8 victory here over the Louisville Colonels. Milt Nielsen, the Tribe's sometimes explosive left fielder, brought the house down on the Colonels with a base-loaded triple in the top of the ninth. The blast .erased a 7 to 5 lead the Colonels carried into the final round and ‘catapulted the Indians into a sixth-place tie with Columbus, , Just one game and a half behind ,. St. Paul in fourth. . ~ = s A THE SAME CLUBS square off today at Parkway Field and for last night's 2068 fans who might return, Manager Pinky "Higgins doesn’t want his Colonels doing a late*nose-dive. Indianapolis’ late triumph was somewhat akin to a fighter getting off the floor to knock out his rival. Until that big ninth, the Indians hadn’t had a hit off Bob Austin, who relieved Russ Kemmerer after the * Tribe had ran up a 5 to 2 lead over three innings of play. Quincy Troupe, Indians’ catcher, hit a home run with two on in the second for the early mar---*gin that ultimately sent Kem‘merer to the showers, ‘ . » » » x IN THE NINTH inning, Jack ¢ Baumer rocked Austin for a double off the left field wall. Troupe walked and Pinch-hitter Lloyd Gearhart plated Baumer with a triple off the right-field fence. Dive Pope walk>d # fill the Nielsen : then teed off on Herschel Freeman, who had relieved Austin after Pope walked. Freeman served up that fat one but it was Austin who was tagged with his third Bob Chakales, who replaced Bill Abernathie in the fifth, was credited with his first win against three defeats for Indianapolis. Louisville out-hit Indianapolis + +15 to 8 over the distance and + were still flailing away at the . finish. Al Van Alstyne and Hal : ; Buckwalter hit successive singles “and Manager Gene Desautels , . waved Frank Papish in from the ‘bullpen. Papish walked Charley

Maxwell to load the bases. f = td »

. TAFT WRIGHT went out on a "'fly to left but Van Alstyne scored after Nielsen made the catch. : -Bob Broome hoisted a foul tip :"'to Troupe and the fire was out ".when right-hander Bud Peterson “hit a pop up to Harry Malmberg at short. Desautels announced that he "has fined Chakales for failing .- to rejoin the team Sunday after he was given permission to go ' to Richmond, Va., where he '.:. was married Saturday night.

Tribe Box Score

INDIANAPOLIS

t= AB R.. HO A E Wilson, 2b .......0¢ 4d ¢ 6 1 3 o Malmberg, s «3.10 }) §% i “Pape, of ‘ce “wa 25% 2 0 Nielsen, If 3 ¢ 1 3.0 : “Stirnweiss, 2b «0 8 9 0 : - Higden, <5 *.0 39 2 Taylor, 1b .. ESL 8 3 8 ‘ Conyers, 1b . 0 ° 0 3 ’ 8 ""Baumer, 3b .. +h. 28 . “Troupe, © : 3 2.1 00 @ 3 “~‘Abernathie, p «3 0 0 ¢ : a Chakales, » «200 9 0 $0 - *Gearhart, If ....... 1. 1:1 31 | Papish, p ...ccoonvne eo 0 0 o 4 ad YUE Totals 88 9 83 21 6 3 *Gearhart singled for Papish in ninth. | ; LOUISVILLE i a ried v tyne, of .... 8 1 { a b 1 30 3 & 1 1:'¢ 8 18 $1.3 4 0 9 5 1.1 3 oo 0 5 I 2 2: 2 0 213.100 MH 3.1.1 3.60 1 ¢. 9% 1 1. WG 4d 0.1 1 6 @ oO 0.0 0 00 Totals M4 3156 21 6 2 * INDIANAPOLIS . 032 000 Louisville ... ........ .. 020 022 00¢—8|

RUNS BATTED IN—Baumer, Troupe 2, Evans 2, Higdon 2, Gearhart, Nielsen.

{ TWO-BASE HIT—Baumer. i THREE-BA| HIT—Troeupe. HOME RUNS-—Troupe, Evans.

E STOLEN BASE—Chapman, i DOUBLE PLAY-—Maxwell (unassisted). { ¥ “LEFT ON BASE—Indianapolis 5, Louiswollle 16. BASE ON BALLS—Abernathie 4, Kemmerer 3. Chakales 5. Austin 4, Papish 1. STRIKE OUTS-—Abernathie 4, Chakales 3, Austin 1, Freeman 1. HITS OFF-—Abernathie 8 in 413 innings, Chakales 7 in %3:. Papish 0 in 1. Kemjneree 3 in 2%, Austin 2 in 6, Freeman n 15. . BALE-~Chakales. G_PITCHER-—Chakales (1-3). ° LOSING PITCHER-—Austin (0-3), - tewart and Jackowski.

TIME—3:04. ATTENDANCE--1412 paid, 656 women.

Major League Leaders “ A Saitee Press Fd

134 24 43 | S

R 15|E , Indians ou ws, Braves

Hane pas

Shrimpton Returns as Royalton Race Caller

By JACK WELSH THE HILLSIDE gallery watching the fifth running of the Royalton Steeplechase Saturday at Wells Hampton

Farm can be assured of a vivid * word-picture of the action, Arnold Shrimpton, prominent track caller on the Midwest*Hunt Circuit, has been signed for the third straight year to call the*® Indiana sportsman’s hurdle classic, according to Louis Schwitzer Sr, president of the Royalton Steeplechase -Associaon.

omen SHRIMPTON, a native of England; has called both flat and hurdie races both abroad and in America. Among his more celebrated assignments have been calling such races as the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree, England, the English Derby at Epsom Downs and the famed Ascot Gold Cup race. Shrimpton has also been affillated with the Amalgamated Press of Australia and is cur {rently a columnist for the Middlesburg Chronicle in England, field representative for the New York Thoroughbred and a feature writer for the Thoroughbred

Arnold Shrimpton Record and other ranking turf/this week.

Entries for all races

fi | ent recognized world's record

Troy Seeks World Dirt Track Mark

mes Stile Service

Ti | TERRE HAUTE, June 11—Troy

Ruttman, 500-Mile Race winner,S will fly here for Sunday's first AAA-sanctioned sprint racing] show at the Wabash Valley Fair-

grounds, Ruttman has announced from his home in Lynwood, Cal, will try to set a new world’s record for a half-mile clay-dirt! {track in an attempt to pocket]

ithe $1000 offered by Chapman

= Q o - o ~ = o ~ ~ o pt Sa ® = —- ® ® = f=" > = =

Gasoline. Bill Schindler holds the pres-

| for one lap on a flat dirt track ~—19.02 miles an hour Jast De- | cember in Tampa, Fla.

” sn on | INCLUDED in the 35 drivers, who have stated they. will appear [Sunday are Ruttmag, Joe James, | {Mike Nazaruk, Henry Banks,| {Jackie Holmes, Leroy Warriner,| {Chuck Stevenson, Doc Shane-| brook, Pete {Warner, Bob Denny, Crash Crock-| jett, Pat O'Connor, Red Boscher,| {Ira Collins, (Freeland, George Lynch, Bill {Boyd, Frank Armi and Frank Lipton. {

he =

THE INDIANAPQ |

Romcevich, Larryi=

Paul Horner, Don|=

LIAL

The convenience of a Charge Account

| payment each month

BUY ON eh

about this Easy

*Ayres' Budget Charge

Ha NNER

CLIT THLE

ember 2

! aide B a ge \ hE... > ; | I NN YS i pu id i i

Denim Is Coming

Up in the World!

A -

Sa SRN

Tomorrow's the

| i hifi)

& f Zl 7

‘ -1 i {

Day to Leisurely Shop for Father!

Daylight Saving Time

Men's Leisure Jeans

Pair

The Royalton Steeplechase, half mile south of Terre Haute

reer in racing 30 years ago work-|a two and one-half mile race over ing as a chart caller for Edgar|the timber jumps, will attract Wallace, racing correspondent for|some of the best campaigners on the London Evening Star and the Midwest Hunt Race Associalater a writer of mystery fiction. tion circuit. Arnold went to Australia as a The attractive layout on the chart caller and columnist in the! Wells Hampton Farm has been early Thirities but returned to his| worked over by groundskeepers native England before the war, | this week and * barring rain, Shrimpton came to America | should be in excellent condition in 1944 and’quickly established r Saturday's show. himself, both in competence he remaining program inand ‘popularity, for his crisp icludes the Eagle Valley Turf, one race calling technique. Arnold [mile on the flat; the Irishman’s now makes his home in Lexing- |Run, about two miles over brush; ton, Ky. where he combines {the John B. Stokely Memorial, labout. three miles over timber

announcing, writing and. the |jumps for hunters; the White-

breeding and selling of flat and hurdle race horses. water Plate, ladies’ six-furlong;

Jack Brant, racing secretary the Buena Vista of four furlongs for the lengthy Royalton pro- on the flat, and the Thomas F. gram, - announced , that have been arriving’ at his officeand a half miles over timber.

Dave Shaw Named

-p

entries Ruckleshaus Memorial Cup, three!

jon U, 8. 41, $3, boxes; $2.50, grandstand, and $2, infield and bleachers. Parking! is free, { The track's steel and concrete grandstand is protected with a new concrete retaining wall on the main straightaway. Qualifying will begin “Sunday at noon. :

publications. \should be completed no later than! The track, originally built for |S 8.8 =u {Friday afternoon, Brant said. ‘hdlf-mi S < a SHRIMPTON launched his ea) > 4 jhdlf-mile harness racing, is one =

2 oe = ® > @ = = = oe ® w » - ®

Turpin Gains Light-Heavy British Title

’

TR TC CT OT

By United Press LONDON, June 11 -- Randy Turpin, wearing the new light] heavyweight crown of Britain,| was sought by American pro-| moters’ again today for future

bouts in the U. 8. =

* Zipper Fly * Elastic Waistband With Panel Front * Sanforized, Fine Quality Denim

Denim slacks with the detailing found on more exsensive materials . . . pleated front, four pockets. Sanforized, they can be laundered with ordinary care. Choice of Blue, Green, Gray and Tan. Sizes: Small, Waist 28 to 30; Medium, Waist 32 tg 33; Medium

* *. "lLarge, Waist 36 to 38; Large, Waist 40 to 42. !

[~~ "Mail and Phone (FR-4411) Orders Filled” ""1

| L.S, Ayres Co., Downstairs Store

004—9 2300. {was a Balfour medal winner for

Turpin, who took the world = middleweight crown from Ray|= {Robinson a year ago, then lost itis

Central Grid Coach

Dave Shaw, one of Manual High School's top all-around

\summer, gained his new title when = {he stopped Dom Cockell, a fellow|=

Briton, in the 11th round of their]

athletes, has succeeded Walt Scheduled 15-round bout last 2 Bartkiewicz as head football juin. # # a 2 and track coach at Indiana Cen- A 5 TO 1 favorite, Turpin wore|S tral. {down the one-time blacksmith =

Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of Indiana Central, announced Shaw's appointment. Bartkiewicz has resigned to become assistant football coach at Wabash College. ol Shaw, who won 10 major letters at Manual, was graduated from Indiana Central this month after winning three letters in football and one in baseball.

with a barrage of rights to the = {head and set him up for the fin-! ish by dropping him for six and {nine counts in the 11th. | When Cockell arose from the second knockdown, he staggered helplessly around the ring and the bout was halted. Turpin weighed 1621; pounds and Cockell 174M.

: Crosby, Hope on TV

SHAW WAS captain of Man- Dave Shaw For Olympics, June 21 ual’'s 1944 team and was selected he was voted the Greyhounds’| CHICAGO, June 11 (UP)—Film |= to all-state prep teams. He ran most valuable player last fall. stars Bing Crosby and Bob Hope|= : # x =» Iwill t = rn i tn a3 tral . BARTKIEWICZ ‘coached the/ pil! 162m UP on June 21 and 22 8 44. Greyhound team in his first year | ..... +o help raise funds for = He played under Coach Cecil from fifth place in the Hoosier, ; g Olympic team, the U. 8. = Isbell at Purdue in 1945, and en- College Conference toa second-/giympic’ committee announced tered the Navy in 1946 before re- Place berth last year. He won ii, turning’ to Purdue temporarily, in three, lost five and tied one out-| mp, telethon, to be aired over 1948. He had a summer tryout Side the conference in 1950 and tne National Broadcasting Co. | with the Detroit Lions before had a 2-3-1 HCC record. __ |network, will mark Crosby's first = going to Indiana Central where _ Last year, his record was |,,n00ran0ce on television, The =

5-3 and 4-2, respectively, Cen- |, ora wig) originate from | tral won' the conference track Hollywood, Cal.

title under Bartkiewicz two | years ago and placed third last year.

munis iammmn

Longson, Rasputin Win In 6-Man Tag Match

weight champ Lauro Salas and|= the Armory last night before CRiversity three years. ago and/,. oy Ruttman, winner of the 500-

third fall after Bobby Managoff jen Tech in Chicago. the Helms Athletic Foundation, got the losing team’s fall over! _ TR chi a

Stew Gibson in eight minutes. Longson and Managoff drew in 20-minute prelims, Davis won in

Fete Ruttman, Salas

| 0 Charge

0 Check

| Name PIPPI INNNENIINRIEEOINRINIIOIRSIOIIORIOROORNIRIREES dA ddress Sees eesestsNINNe eRe tNsEREsRERIRRRRSERY

BCHY sev ints sn nnssonns ZONB ous Stal@unestesvns OABC OMO. 0OCO.D.

CO —" ———— —— —— — — — — — — — — — — — —

"Made-fo-order" for June in Indiana! Short Sleeve Cotton Sport Shirt

In White and Pastel Colors

% Slub Poplin %* Mesh

and patterns)

What is so rare as a day in June... when you really can enjoy: it in a cool cotton sport shirt! A variety of weaves, colors and patterns to please the most discriminating. Sanforized. Well tailored.

Sizes: Small, Medium, and L

i i 1 :

% Sanforized % Broadcloth % Skip Dent (in plain and fancy colors

arge.

11 minutes over Rasputin and, Garibaldi won in 16 minutes over Gibson,

stop wishin’...

LET'S GO FISHIN’

Additional Suggestions

Men's Banner Wrap Sox, Sizes 10.10 12,........ civ Fair

Chicago Giants Down | Indianapolis Nine, 14-6

The Chicago American Giants blasted nine runs in the eighth] inning to down the Indianapolis Clowns, 14 to 6, at Victory Field last night. John McDougal and| Felix McLarin each hit four times in the Negro League. A crowd of 2820 attended.

Shakespeare Direct Drive Casting Reel (With nylon gears) $105 CASTING LINES

() Shakespear South Bend Glodding Sunset

Season Opens Monday, June 16

——

a was 10 SLL EL 3} pay (Alar Fathers Day A i ius Sasi Hy Table Tennis Notes Bristol So. Bend Last Siehi’s SPAR. Jeagus: acorest Table Conolon Heddon Shakespeare Automatic Shakespeare .

ennis {enter 5, Englehart T-V_Bervice 4; 5. Western ‘Biecrrla + Tomes 5. Inatantn: i , Indiandpom 4; Home Outfitting 5, Post

Shakespeare Glass Fly Rods, $22.50 up

SPINNING REELS

~Airex—-Montague . South Bend—Bristol—Conolon

Out of State Fishing License Available

SPORTING GOODS CO. LI. 3446

FRUIT o¢ eLOOM

Men's Shirts, Sanforized Shorts

Athletic Undershirts Sizes 36 to 52

3 for 145 . Boxer and Gripper Shorts c Sizes 28 to 44. &H oh “Colors: Blue, Green, Tan, and White. 3 for 2.05

Dad knows just what he's getting when he sees the FRUIT of the LOOM label! This is the gift you can be sure he'll wear and like be "practical!

MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Section 8, Downstairs at AYRES’

1.99 to

Men's Irregular Swim Trunks and Walking Shorts, Sizes 28 to 44.

3.50

ers