Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1952 — Page 26

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NEW YORK, June 13—Biill Pen Points: There is a rule in the baseball book which says that if a spectator interferes with a player in the act of catching a ball the batter shall be declared out. This rule was applied in a recent game between the Yankees and the Browns. One of the consequences was that Rogers Hornsby was fired as manager of the Browns, victim of the penalty. It seems Hornsby did not protest actively enough to satisfy Bill Veeck, the odd character, who operates the St. Louis club. Basically. this is a needed rule. While it may be true there are spectators who can play the game better than some of our modern exponents, custom dictates that they remain inactive as guests, Nevertheless, there are hidden dangers in the rule.

| MINNEAPOLIS, June 13—Rid|ing a four-game winning streak,

Interference Rule : it of their second swing through

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Tribe Faces Key Games

| the first-division-hungry Indian-| apolis Indians unpacked their bats in this Mill City today on the first!

the American Association's westlern division. As the seventh-place Tribesters rolled into town, they found the §{ Millers in fifth place and found fi themselves one game off the league's first-division pace, or fourth place, that is, which is held down by St. Paul. The Indians are scheduled in this Twin Cities area for five tilts, two with the Millers and three \ with the fourth-place St. Paul Saints. These five games could be the most important part of the early part of the season, ”

” ” THE FIREWORKS open tonight under the Nicollet Park lights, at 8:15 «(9:15 Indianapolis Time). Indians and Millers have ! met seven times this season and | Managar Chuck Genovese's pas-

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Dozen Entries Named For Fifth Running of Steeplechase Grind

By JACK WELSH

IN THIS ERA of tainted

reward.

athletics, there are still some

sportsmen who seek the glory of headlines as the chief

Tomorrow afternoon 12 riders and their jumping

thoroughbreds will strengthen, To 0 = "rapt Pat Furnival;

that logic at Wells Hampton ng. John B. Youmans Storm

Farms where the

Royalton Hour, piloted by A. D. Plamon-

Steeplechase will be run. The monetary ... reward for the 4 winner of this fifth running would hardly buy § a new suit but 8 for society’s horsy set, it's a race the gentlemen jockeys want to win. Jack R. Brant

Jr., racing secre- Jack Welsh tary for the : Royalton program,

in the Royalton chase, s » 2

{don II are the challengers of the | first echelon. The remainder of the field includes Mrs. Austin A. Brown's Prairie Imp, a veteran jumper; Charles Jelke’s Halcyon Spain; Miss Mary Lou Howard's Tagnall; Gus A. Buder III's Mereber; Paul Butler's Some Gold; P. T. Cheff's Moot; and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Morriss' Page County. 1t is questionable whether Some {Gold will go to the post in the | Royalton. Butler has also entered |the 11-year-old gelding in the |Ruckelhaus Memorial, 3 3};-mile

announced challenge over timber. that a dozen horses would be in g the parade for the walkup start

- s LJ SOME GOLD has won the late

{ter race three years, passing it ‘up in 1950 for a day in the barn.

CHIEF LURE of the day is the o' tler, a wealthy sportsman, likes

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.. NEW YOI East today and from destructi the train with

Grimm used t himself when the ably less inflam and his Braves ¢ fire. the Cubs n and burn up Broc and Philadelphia

~ 4 THE CUBS le terday with a hc of 13 wins and with eight victor nine. They complet -with a $to 1 ti Phillies, sweep with the quakir Warren Hack like he ought to was instead a fi ing the Phils t missing a shut homer by Del Er who hit three day, didn't get ‘yesterday, but h

Royalton over brush jumps and|,. .,ject racing trophies and he's it's the real thriller for several| gq ing all right in the Ruckelthousand of once-a-year race fans), ..~ 1f that isn’t enough, it who make a holiday picnic from ight be said that Some Gold their hillside vantage point. = |, o0vt raced over brush jumps 7 , The pressure still has the and hasn't been assigned a rider bookmakers on the quiet but [for the Royalton. there's never a horse race when i you're one of those guys oddsmakers don’t come out of | who worries about post positheir shell for a quotation, The | tions, don’t bother tomorrow, Royalton is no exception. Unlike the flat turf courses, the If you like the favorite—and steeplechase rider isn’t particuit's virtually a hollow halo in a| larly worried about the inside

. tting mosteeplechase—G,uilford Dudley| Pole position His fre Jr.s Foxy Poise is the talk to be| ments come in geiting 3 nount still running, rider intact at the OVer # jump . . . if he does tha

: the rest takes care. of itself. finish. Foxy Poise carries a mild One of the more colorful races

timers hold a 4-3 edge. After games here tonight and | tomorrow, the Hoosler Redskins | will move over to St. Paul for | a doubleheader Sinday and a | single attraction Monday. The Indians enter tonight's contest only two percentage points behind the Millers And one percentage point behind sixth-place Columbus. Minneapolis, Columbus and Indianapolis are a virtual deadlock.

~ ” EJ WHILE THE Indians had yes terday off to rest up from their lsurprising comeback in which they won eight of their last 10; .

run with a long his major league to 59. He stayed averages, too, w And of course! front in homers

» i THE victory, also drove in a 1 and Toby Atwse qther with a dou over Philly ace The Phils now out of their las By winning to within half a place New Yor! Cincinnati, and

Something less healthy than exuberance (say a big bet) might move a spectator to attempt interference on a low ball heading for the seats at a critical moment. Then, instead of a home run, the batter would be charged with an out. Would it be too impractical to screen off all

such areas?

n ” » ” » . IN ORDER that the game may be played exclusively by the players, major league baseball imposes further discouragement on the frustrated DiMaggios in the stands. The offender is immediately ejected. This brings up the question of a spectator’s rights. If he hos no business on the field, has the player any

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business invading his privacy? No one seems to have considered |. 7. the Millers and Saints| this point. » 7 [fought it out at St. Paul's Lexing-| jinx in the fact no horse has won is pein) : : a {foug Li ut 1 Rt, Zaps Lexing | He “Royalton two consecutive/o™ the program wit} be the Joe games of fret C® Yet how many times do you see players stretch | . “On the : 88 ; B. Stokely Memorial over three : RE oa at be ee mR CE 3 GE - {previous night the Twin ' Cities) 1 - years. a imiles of timber jumps. The race . nals. “—infp the stands to make catches amid a scurrying “of ‘nvals-dattied 14 innings at the =.= EOE So Calvin Houghland’s “Bannock |i'cner"ss qualified hunters which | the . Brave vee geCtR OPE This TREY be -tese-a-rea one. Ler e0-OPeraLE | PRRERL tron ore x Laddie, as -capable a performer ,,, approved by the Royalton _ Pirates, 1L to So if there Is pny edge Pe mai oes : hr “graced the. CoPTmittes; = A ae ‘ris drove in s Tevet rice | fo Wa RN THE Victor dupes ov io cng - “Homer, doudie,

than a desire for personal safety. This rule can be stretéhed to'a point where a spectator striving to protect himself can be accused of interference and thrown out of the park. It is both good and bad.

| rest, the Indians will have it " : a | tonight when they resume ac- HE REM ER of tion here. On ‘the Tribesters’ am 1 En o last tour through the West they | | 1ooked ‘the part of tailenders by | | dropping eight in nine starts, | the lone victory coming in Min-

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1950 but last year his deséinati 'was second place behind Foxy ..m inejudes the Eagle Turf flat

: : : Poise. Valdina Gwyn was the in- : : ’ scoring record, but which since , vyia) winner in 1949 but was face ever ons fnfle; the Tnehitans

has been equalled by Bill Nary. | 7 Ty killed while completing its PreP- horses which have never won HE'S PLAYED little competi- aration for the 1950 race. ltwo races over brush jumps; the tive golf since the winter tour and | s = a {White Water Plate, a one-mile has been sharpening his game at| THIS YEAR'S renewal pre-race on the flat which will fea-

rcv wean so IN THE Ame Yankees wound home stand w straight victory, place Detroit o -3-hit pitching. -stayed right bel

Two former Indianapolis dis-

By United Press z DALLAS, Tex., -June 13—Al Brosch, his freckles gleaming in the glare of a bright Texas.sun, set out to whip a golfing jinx to-

trict champions — Dick MeCreary and Fred Wampler Jr.— ' were among the field in the National Open golf tournament.

ow 8 8 ; sa.» . IN - ANY controversy involving the odd character and ‘Hornsby my-disposition is immediately to side with

: y , But.the Indians’ lineup has a day—of 1 — the old Hall of Famer. Yet I must concede Hornsby's Pp ay—of all days—Friday the McCreary, who now makes his ; Y 8 new look in spots this time and 13th re sag home, getting to Dallas in ti ; : deadlock by defe : : : . home in Houston, fired a 41338 , getting to Dallas in time gents one of the most attractive ture women riders; the Buena fierce forthrightness makes him a difficult person to get |some of the pitchers have shown| . When the last salvos of the 19 while am pler. maw. of for only two practice rounds over fields since the inception of the Vista, a one-half-mile race on the a » ; rally

Northwood's tough 6782-yard lay-(21;-mile race. James Deaton’s flat. out. | Jarrin’ John with Pat Murphy up;| Entries for tomorrow’s princi- - Brosch seems a cinch to be Dr. John B. Youmans’ Storm On, pal attractions includes:

among the low 50 and ties who | § ROYALTON STEEPLECHASE

will survive after today's 18- | hole round for the big 36-hole For 4-year-olds and upward. Purse $650. About 21% miles

top Washington, The White fourth place ah ton with a 1 + against the Atl In a noisy h

Signs of generating enough steam opening round of the 52d U. 8.| : . o last . His absolute refusal to recognize that a club owner : ae . Open Jo & ee has any privileges beyond the front office, a throwback ON THF Millers’ side of the|yesterday, the man in front of picture, Skipper Genovese is SIng- ine field was Brosch—a 40-year-

to John McGraw's day, is outmoded. Besides, the record | : I |Ing the praises of Ronnie Sam- 4 veteran pro from Garden City,’

Great Neck, L. I., shot a 40-40— 80. The only other Hoosier in the 162-man field was James H. Shaw of South Bend who toured the layout in 45-45—980.

along with.

is against him; four times he has been fired for reasons |ford, second sacker, and Out-n 'y stretch drive tomorrow. Open- | over brush PO : . CN Ere ui !fielder Bob Lennon. Both have 'm.. : " 49 | PP u which had nothing to do with his Napoleonic gifts. | The bespectacled one-time Lon ing round scores Indicate a 149 | P.P. Horse Owner Rider Cardinals made ! ides ee |been making sensational plays as EE Ng reer, but he's usually faded from y i it th There is much to admire in a rugged individual, completely [well as doing their share of hit- Joana Cg NEipped the sSholce contention under pressure be- or lw will mike That grade i 3 Dae reli Mi Ausina. Brown Ny Jt tiree ar : J y a stroke, beat par wo : HE ' : . : . frank and independent, but unless he owns the joint he can't ting. ; Istrokes and had ; Re OD cause he § Spent most of his time and Snead were the only ones 3 Tagnall Miss Mary Lou Howard No boy expect to have everything his own woy. Phin, Pied listeners yan in the 162-player field to 2 teaching. pro on Long 1siand able to crack of match North- 4 Mereber Gus A. Buder ITI Gus A. Buder III , ; a e spirit of his club Is [pie dificult Northwood Club's on wasn't tempered for the gruel- wood's par 35-35-70. | 5. StormOn Dr. John B. Youmans Capt. Pat Furnival — ; —— excellent, and, he added, “I am_| “ ¢ ling tournament tests. Back of them the field was | r | most stubborn hole—'‘Pecan Nar- n | 6. Foxy Poise Guilford Dudley Jr, A.A. Brown ° told Gene Desautels has man- rows.” the 448-yard, par 4 sixth ‘He's been playing off and on clustered with 11 players brack- | 7 some Gold Paul Butler H. Helgesen i y aged to fire up his Indians with : . yal + 2 | In the TiS. Open—the No. 1 eted at 71, five at 72, seven at |~ 8 Moot P.T. Cheff Ge Helder | ° ° Ing anagers a new spirit. Well, we'll see. | pg 35-3368 round placed him| 8°al of all golfers—since 1936 | 73, 13 at 74 and 16 at 75, which | 9. Jarrin’ John James Deaton r ry h ! b They beat us two out of three | and once led the field at the | offered the breakage point for . * phy | : > ° in 1 . a stroke in front of Defending! the 1 10. Page County Mr, & Mrs. C.F. Morris T. Tilson ® Indianapolis any we're out 10 | Champion Ben Hogan and two, end of the second round. That e low 50 afer the first round. | J." Bannock Laddie Calvin Houghland Major J. Burton ul Pp f pen got ‘am back’ strokes ahead of another veteran| YES 199 hen is Buished MOST of the leaders were mem-| 12. Storm Hour Mrs. John B. Youmans A. D. Plamondon ITI : threesome composed of Dick == 7 ph vi 4 Juey us 037 OW= bers of golf's “old guard,” but the JOHN B. STOKELY MEMORIAL Br United Frost Metz of Maple City, Kas, Sam 'I& WAS & § xth spot In . most noticeable exceptions among| For 4-yvear-old 2 d : : Otherwise, Brosch’s chief claim or 4-year-olds and upward. Purse $300. About 3 miles over y » a Tauy 'V | Snead of White Sulphur Springs, those at 71 were Julius Boros, the). NEW Y ORK, June 13—The once-powerful New York W. Va. and Horton Smith of De to fame outside metropolitan New young comer from Mid Pine | timber. . : ? : . Va. . : : - 8, | Boxing Managers Guild was split wide open today by the r troit. "®” York, where he’s won about every N. C., and a bantamweight am- P.P. Horse Owner Rider resignation of President Charley Johnston. e ng 0 e 0 S | Pz sectional tournament on the ateur. Stan Mosel from Twin 1: Gallant Wind Calvin Houghland Calvin Houghland . | BROSCH has shot low scores schedule, was a par-shattering 60 Falls of . 3 2. Ginny Bug Harry Nichols C. Jelke h waxy for . iv + . . alls, Idaho, by way of North Johnston, prexy for seven years and pilot of Feather- Financi | Si f and led golfing fields before dur- in the 1951 Texas Open —a §core Texas State's national intercol-| 3+ Tan Coat G. A. Buder III G. A. Buder III weight Champion Sandy Saddler, - - — - d d us ing his 20-year professional ca- which set a new PGA tournament legiate championship team. 4. Shalimar D. Murphy T. A. Rankin sald he gave up his post in order country” for main event fighters. | By United Press ~ a — ree ee : rs 5.- Reynolds Town Lowry Watkins Major J. Burton to become president of ‘a new But that now, the managers of| «oI .UMBUS. O. June 13—Th | 6. Bit-Whip Comet Burford Danner George Mayer rival organization, the Interna- prominent scrappers refused to financial WOPASSE of the. oe NCAA Baseball | 9. Eilenad John Clippinger No boy tional Boxing Managers Guild. help the guild in its battle for w= cohpniv’ Toledo Mud Hens & Western Michigan. 000 000 010— 1 4 3 RUCKELSHAUS MEMORIAL RACE Sl att ae better purses and conditions for { {Holy Cross .. 023 000 00x— 5 8 0 But ancieit} Tony Kelly, hoard preliminary fighters was still without solution here| | cERlet Behartman AG, and Horn; O'Neill, For 4-year-olds and upward. Three and ohe-half miles over member of the New York Gu ’ : today following a stormy meet-| tag timber. Purse $400, and leader of the opposition | JOHNSTON was electBd presi-(ing of American Association of- | Cojoradn siate’l"" 301 300 wi 1 § i P.P. Horse Owner Rider > against Johnston and his asso- [dent of the International Guild ficials. . ; { ak : Ge SPUR nd, Gellman, Stewart, Sas; ], Gallant Wind Calvin Houghland Calvin Houghland ciates, declared: “Johnston re- 54 a mid-April meeting in Chi-| With all league directors pres-| TGijeon SUE vuevhy 309 O19 0-18 31 2. Ginny Bug Harry Nicholas No boy signed because he kfew We cago Because the New York or-ent except the head of the Mil-| he voodiar O71 O13 thx_18 31 3 3. Bome Gold Paul Butler H. Helgesen were considering his “impeach- ioqapnization refused point-blank to waukee clubs, the group tatled | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS YESTERDAY 3 and Thomas; Lewis and Denny, Tarr| 4. Silver Heels Marshall Buder Gus Buder ITI ment ata meeting to be held join the International “he had not|to decide whether the loop should miiwaukee Won Lost Pet, GB. AN CRICAN ASSOCIATION Texas. i... ini 00.100 003.3 8.4 > Shalimar Thomas A. Rankon T. A. Rankin | June 25. assumed his International presi-ileave the Triple-A club in Toledo Kansas City #23 598. 3 Milwaukee ........ 000 000 150— $ 3 QIPEnD Slate... oo okI0 008 Jb 20 2 6. Reynolds Town Lowry Watkins Major J. Burton 1 . nn dency until today. lor transfer the franchise to Bue coe 3-31 3 Well, Estock «7. ‘and Unser: Cereshina, | Vessiing._Krumrine _3._and Leonard ‘I 7. Boy Scout Robert Keeker Robert Keeker FRIENDS of Johnston said the! Meanwhile, in order to give the Charleston, W. Va ” Minneapeie v.38 30. 464 10. German '/3:, Maier (3V and Partes. en ———— long-smouldering dissension in International outfit a New York x y ' J Indianapolis 34 28 482 10'; Minneapolis . 000 001 N00— 1 8 3 ' the New York organization had chapter, a brand new metropoli- ran au Jpere NES Tiras AMERICAN ESTE BY lila St aru and Katt Ror I Baldyin FATHER S DAY SPECIAL been caused by the “have-nots” tan guild was organized— "The isn" and no concl ely Woh toa per, am. (ON EG RICAN LEAGUE > trying to decide the destinies of Boxing Guild of New York." Max raached in the 6-hou sion - Was Boston. ok 3 308 = 'st. Lous .. "000 100 040— § 12 3 ; the “haves” In other words, Waxman, Jack Dempsey's busi- He Saiz Sesion. [Mifnene E 8 Hu wager ria ud rs pilots who had no good bdys were ness manager, is president. Wax-| ALTHOUGH the Charleston Nasninston 3 33 ay 3 Courtney. Moss (4); Hudson Belock 9) A 8% Pm BE NN Ef § Sait pho scan xing ; trying to fix the futures of man- man also is comanager of the group would not comment, it is st Toul 3 3 re 3 A dba gE he Pitcher : ’ “ov i ’ ' = Detroit 5. J 3s 5's od} 4 > agers who had main event fight French middleweight, Laurent heljeved Association President NATIONAL LEAGUE : Detroit 15 000 000 000— 0 3 1 ’ ° ers. "The nonactives were trying Dauthuille. Bruce Dudley's . Won Lost Pct - 3 B. New York 10] 000 10x— 3 11 1 : drt bay : > ys sails Brooklyn 33 14.- T4 ~ /ight, Trucks (7), White 18) and Gins- § : to run the actives. It is likely Jim Norris’ Inter- oe Fy PrOfosdls: were New York BR HMMs iu bers Motwah 2.3) and. Berra. Home - " < , ’ ’ . . ~ y y 2 3 827 { Run— : r—W 12-3) , ’ Kelly sid that wasn't true. He national Boxing Club will deall association Publicity Director St. Louis sod 08 Mw SOE tuer. Losing F030 004 200-10 14° 3 \ ’ y said the guild had fought whole- in the future with the new organi-| yimmy Burris told at : Cincinnati 24 27 471. 12° Philadelphia 000 400 000— 4 11 1 . . heartedly for years to. get the tions rather than with the old, wet Vir i a ! poriers the Bo ionelhia 19 i 108 31, 2 RO BO hi a : best television purses and thesvhip-wielding New York BoXIng y.ite a Bia Sour Wai under- pigisbursh it, J as Yo es Rll best treatment ‘around the Managers Guild. jeague a Ey a major 4 idan Lost Pet, G 43.8! and : 006 AT Tr, $ ontreal 3 3 3 - lar —- : ronto 3 } 558 2 Was to Charleston financial interests Svrac 156 AN 3 3 313 "Feller 54 And Jiexan: Shea sdnnson were reported willing to pay Bochester 3A 35 3 Ta 19 and Grasso Houre Rups—Rsiser. Ver: - tar ortsto some $40,000 of Toledo's debts, Buffalo 5 3 43 8 ven Losine Pitcher—Shea (3-2), f Y $ . q P with a season ticket sale guar- Baltimore” 3 Hod 12 Brooklyn RATIONAL LrAcvE oO our oice or : antee of 175.000 for three years. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE st Lous dL 470 309 11x—15 18° 3 . y 0 0st t 2 Loe lack (1) abine (2:, King (41, . «=. ~ ” San iego 28 816 . Po n 8), 8Bechm iT 3 Is Th ree-Way Battle | THE Cincinnati "Reds have BLY 8 BOWL Sli opite gl with 30 ns : Ah hinted at a possible interest in Sakland ye u 3 193 2 ’ 3 inning CBicher Werle 11-1) D, Rice : : : n 0s naeles 2 : 7 ( it ~Lak eo 13-2 Fans voting to pick a National League shortstop in EONS he nb bis Po Poruand ® ¥ dw 1 Phiiadeiohin. 3 000 100 000 | 8 0 : ! ssible work- 8 s 4 i » Chi 10x— 311 0 the All-Star baseball poll made it a 3-way battle today. ing agreement Rip dh Sacramento © go 43 403 13h Oe Ro Atwell gS, Bugs: : : . ’ {Ia : : sou N ASSOCIATION Losin pi Un— Latest tabulations showed Harold (Peewee) Reese of meeting in Cincinnati last week a Won'Lgnt Pet. © Bawon ON Fitchpoiebiod ih 4 ; v1 v » 3 ' New Orleans. '. 2 T == Pittsburgh o . Brooklyn had passed Alvin Dark of the New York Giants produced 3 Sral pork That the Mobile 3 ROM pon Burdette end Burris Mur, Buy a pair of Leon's Quality Pants at Leon's Regular and slipped into second place, mesrstinirmms———————— 1 > A e made July «fi genta 30 2 508 3 ‘Garasiola Nome PL Wining Low Prices . . . $8.95 to $19 95 . . . Get your second just 2533 votes behind front-- deliver In person by noon June |PU! the reports. were not con- Xashitls ..--:: 3° 308 8 [ilgher-Burdette (3-1. Losing Pitcher— pair of the same quality for $5 Y b Sop runner Gran Hamner of the Phil- 27 to: All-Star Baseball Poll, firmed. Little pRock 3 Xx Mm New York at Cincinnati, postponed. rain. a friend D J br h wl hwy them for 1 . delphia Phillies Indianapolis Times, 214 W, . Mermpnia TEXAS LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE nd, your Dad or your other . . . they don't have Hammer whe h Viayed Maryland St, Tan or 4 angler pega in XA Xiao poi on | Buffalo 8 Balumers$, to be the same size. 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"a 8.» {Dodgers 0003034 3 8 Qolambus Sec fi PERMA-CRETE DRIVES 5 ' «Gants : a3x— 1 8 3 : eams-—or.on a postal card. am) A drunk in a downtown bar | Edwa ewman 4) an orm Katsen.| 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 “PROVEN OVER THE YEARS" ! Song ng this 0 compiuted i night -had the sports page itis TOUR. |. out We Set. | are ovarantena nd Dusies COMPANY : name) is my ‘player in’ Marty Marion's suspension. The [Fight Results 0 oe woos : dp Selactions «+ | bartender should have done the . hicago at ; Ie : i le s. % = Oy Ialalor Suns 36 or | ame Thing 10 the guy's arinus. | . el Fon night) : fg Eo . a " . he X 8 oF 3 tw : aii ow pT ? / x : » : } . ~ : . : “ w —- : A » 3 * en . -~ » ... *. A . ao ~ Th = oy ® a : va i : ; tab Sic: nv : Me : > - . af : 3 o Ve - fee i : ‘ 7 .. : ou