Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1952 — Page 28

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ZOE ANN JENSEN is thinking about Olympic 3-meter diving these days but she’s thinking more about the Washington Senators. Mrs. Jensen, who is in Indianapolis to prepare for a comeback in the Olympic trials, July 4-5-6, is the wife of Jackie Jensen, the Rose Bowl grid star turned big leaguer, who now gets. his pay check from the Senators. “Did you see what Jackie did against Cleveland Tuesday?” she tested this scribe, “a double and a single and he stole a base.”

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| By Joe Williams

He'll Whip Robinson

i be . GROSSINGER, N. Y., June 19—The contracts call for 15 rounds but Joey Maxim, in training here, discusses \ his impending calisthenics with Sugar Ray Robinson in | Yankee Stadium Monday night in terms of five. The last five. “That's when I figure to catch him,” the gentle defender of the light-heavyweight championship assured

Maxim Tells How | |

Musial, Robinson Headed For Hall of Fame

By CARL LUNDQUIST —Phil Cavarretta, Bob Elliott, [topped the Braves, 7 to 6 and 3 United Press Sperts Writer and Johnny Mize—at that level. ito 1.

Stan (The Man) Musial] Musial, who should catch them . . =» ‘and Jackie Robinson Er a before the year ends, also IN THE American League the » {added a single Mater to make it Yankees outslugged the Tigers,

110 to 6, while the Browns set back ‘the Red Sox again, 4 to 3, and the gver the Ine

rose to full eminence 2s 1901. He paced the 15-hit Cardit i .'nal attack as little Joe Presko the jasper stars Jehen Joe DiMag- | ichea a S-hitter, three of the Senators repeated [glo an am a) Dlows being tagged by Catcher dians, 3 to 2. {the picture, gave the Nation |Smokey Burgess. - | Bobby Thomson, off on a ter |League new prestige today—and s = = + lrific hitting spree, drilled two /new hope for another victory in, ROBINSON, not so devastating homers and a single, batting in /the annual All-Star classic. la hitter, but perhaps a greater three runs to give him a total of | They are the new magic names all-around performer with his bril- 54, as he set up Jim Hearn's sev/in the game and stand out among liance afield and on the bases, lenth victory for the Giants. ‘all active players as best bets to “stole” a 6 to 5 decision for| Ex-Brave Willard Marshall, who land eventually in the Hall of Brooklyn in 10 innings. has hit over .400 since going to {Fame. | He pilfered three bases, the ine Reds, doubled in the winning | One game doesn’t make a | last in the 10th when he walked, |-yn in the opener at Boston as | season, mor does it make or | took second, went te third as Toq Kluszewski and Andy Semi

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small potatoes to Zoe Ann's achievements on the diving boards, but to the young woman it's daily progress in establishing her husband as a full-fledged major league star, “No, Jackie wasn't disappointed when the Yanks traded him to Washington,” Zoe Ann said. “I was in Oakland, Cal, at the time and several days before he hinted in his letters somethigg was in the wind.” The missus pridefully told of her husband's fierce competitive spirit. “In college, he could always be counted on for that extra vard when California needed it. In baseball, he'd rather play with anybody than sit on the bench with the Yankees.”

» ~ » ZOE ANN, who just wouldn't stop talking baseball, said Jackie sometimes fretted when he had a

bad day, “Why, there were times

' me yesterday as he sat in my room on an off day un- | folding his plan of action. | The mathematics added up pretty good, too.

break a player, but the deeds of

were brought strongly into focus yesterday as they led their clubs to standout victories.

Dutch Leonard struck out Roy Campanella, who gained first as the ball eluded Catcher Toby Atwell. Robinson scored on Gil

Inick hit Cincy homers and Rookie iGeorge Crowe got one for Boston,

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Lefty Ken Raffensberger topped Lefty Warren Spahn with an 8-hitter in the second

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ZOE ANN JENSEN—Talks baseball,

twill be just as tough as the "48 titles at 12, Zoe Ann turned to trials, Maybe with a little luck, diving—low and high boards.

I'll scare them to death.” { She won 12 national titles beLooking at Zoe Ann's bril-

on

“Fm stronger and_ heavier. The longer the bout goes the | better my position will be. From the 10th to. the 15th | should | be able to handle him like—well, like a middleweight, because that's all he is. And bad as you guys say | am | can handle middleweights.” ‘ Maxim reads what the guys write about him, all | right, but it doesn’t seem to distress him. On the contrary, this pleasant, forthright Cleveland Ital- peg a ian, whose square monicker is Guiseppe | Antonio Boradinelli readily agrees that he is not the greatest gladiator since | Samson.

® oS o HOW does Maxim plan to fight Rob-

inson, who hopes to join the prehistoric Bob Fitzsimmons and a more modern

1 5 Tribesters Fan

| | Hodges’ fly. : ® =» | Duke Snider and Bobby MorMUSIAL, now established as/gan homered for Brooklyn while |the game's greatest all-around Hank Sauer hit his 19th homer | |nitter, passed another milestone and Hal Jeffcoat and Bob Addis| Jo or. /when he attained his 1900th hit also homered for Chicago. Addis| s = _® las the Cards drubbed the Phillies, hit his homer as a pinch-swinger! YOGI BERRA, Gene Woodling 7 to 1. Before the season ends, with two on in the ninth to wipe and Billy Martin hit Yankee lhe is likely to top the 2000 figure. out a Brooklyn lead. {And, as he made it 1900 with a| The Cliants stayed four games his seventh victory with relief Iresounding two-run homer, he sur- behind Brooklyn by defeating help from Bob Hogue although {passed all but three fading stars Pittsburgh, 5 to 2, while the Reds | Vic Wertz and Walt Dropo hit ; | Detroit homers. The Browns made it five vice tories out of eight for new Mane ager Marty Marion when Marion himself delivered a single in the ninth to give Duane Pillette his sixth victory. Rookie Bill Henry was the loser. Spec Shea, gaining his fourth victory and his second over the

{ E Musial and Robinson

| game, even- though Spahn | Bk out 11. Sid Gordon spoiled Raffy’s shutout with a

As Brewers Win, 20

Times Special injured hand, dropped Bill Klaus’ KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 19 foul fly, then Klaus doubled in!

| homers and Johnny Sain gained

when he wished he'd played pro football but I know he doesn’t mean it,

Nant vocord: in international fore graduating from high competition, scare them she school and was chosen on the might! All-American team five times,

During the 48 Olympics at

i London, Zoe Ann, a junior then

Henry Armstrong as triple crown win-

| —Smarting from a stinging, 2 toithe third. Bruton’s short single |0, 2-hit setback at the hands of plated Klaus. Milwaukee scored {Milwaukee's Brewers, the Indian- jts second run in the fifth. i

Indians, who now have dropped

‘four in a row, pitched 6-hit ball.

Eddie Yost hit a 2-run homer for the Nats to offset a later

“Being a baseball player's wife is fine with me. But the

only thing that’s really rough is |

when Jackie is away. The team usually goes- on the roid three weeks at a time, 1 figured it would cost me and our young daughter, Jan, nearly a $1000 a

{in high school, finished second { in the finals behind Vicki | Draves. The margin of defeat Like her husband, Zoe Ann is was just 5/10 of point. imbued with a tremendous com“My ‘greatest thrill in sports petitive spirit. In 1046, she broke was making that Olympic team Her right hand three weeks beand my biggest disappointment fore the nationals at Seattle. Zoe was that close defeat,” Zoe Ann Ann went on to win the low-

second in national meets.

month to travel with the elub.” sald wistfully. board title wearing a cast. Only Zoe Ann has been a champion Sa» a physician's order kept her off among champions in diving eom-| MRS. JENSEN argues she'll of the high boards, petition and is - often called need plenty of work to regain div-. Zoe Ann is still No, 1 a house“America's greatest diver in the jng form. Her father, Art Olsen, wife but the yen for that Hellast 20 years.” But she may be ig here to see that she does it. He sink! trip gets stronger each day. facing the sternest test of her started Zoe Ann diving at 7 and Should the Senators win a spot in career in the forthcoming trials. 8 B® at 12, I'VE BEEN in virtual retire- . on ment since 1949 when I got mar-| AFTER WINNING the national husbhand-wife sports triumph of ried. The competition this year junior backstroke and free-style modern times.

Decision fo Sell Toledo's Franchise May Come Today

By United Press CHARLESTON, W. Va, June

10--The first change in the makeup of the 51-year-old Ameri-

lady rejoins the Olympic stars, it

er of the financially troubled Toledo club sald Charleston interests had made a verbal offer entirely satisfactory to him and that he is

{erated a Class A franchise here ‘last season, were reported interested in a working agreement with Menendez if the transfer is

ready to m st , can Association may take place Re Nove is de 0 the POV, aia today when league officials meet yo. . qo, es to open al hers to consider the transfer of o; g4me home stand here June 27 B-Men on Links

the Toledo franchise to Charleston, W. Va. Danny Menendez, youthful own-

Welsh Rare Bits

By JACK WELSH

The Illinois Athletic Commission has put Sportscaster Steve Ellis on the carpet. After listening to his fight descriptions, some people hope he trips over

against the Louisville Colonels, sald officials of the cireuit will meet here tomorrow to give {speedy consideration to the proposal, The Cincinnati Reds, who op-

Butler University's “B” men were to stage their annual golfing outing at Indian Lake Country

Club at noon today. A dinner is scheduled for 6:30 p. m.

STANDING

it. — | weight differential. rn ~ ” . - AMERICA SOC y - -I An Tilinois prep basketball | N ApoaaTRa OB 1 Pitteurey "TIONAL LEAGUE sua the sentimental favorite, an unusual role waukee $e ‘ . : star may turn down 40 col- Kansas Cir 3 Mma SE: Thuis at Boston (might). for him at any time. pe |B. Pa re 1500 10 v : leges to become a construe- Tj Nf, 3 sae 1145 Ceenati ‘at Phisdeliphia enighn, Can a middleweight beat a heavyS tion worker, It seems he's Mitineanolis 3 484 11la RESULTS YESTE . : ° : : : tired of the buildup and wants columbus : x 34 0 1 ELIS Y ESTERDAY | weight? Well, if any middleweight can, the to do a little bullding of his "°° Luyaein eativr a TI unig) Harlem Hot Shot is the one. It is no mere own. Now YOK +i ins 3% 30 ais OP Kansas City 000 000 503 1— 3 18 3 play of words to call him the best fighter ~ » » Boston 33 5 581 2% ickner Freeman (71, Ferriss (9) and o a Rockey Castellanl likes to see Cleveland ene dl HE 1a jock ot leotte, Jones (5), Jolly 18), Schal- around, pound for pound. The question . ’ Vas Ir 3 515 Columb —® i Huupre) Boga! vie on i’ Loute” reenavee 350500 Bin Pal 103-002-0007 3 0 here is how many pounds can he concede e afternoon of a . ro i Philadelphia ES | 440 9 Keating. Coffman {8-, Andrews (8) and : hi ably figuring out a way to scare Detrolt .. oc ATIONAL EeaGux 2 18 Tard Mossor, Epperiy (i ‘and Baldwin and still be the remarkable boxer hitter Ww a ¢ ¥ Minneapolis y > - his opponent. Brooklyn » Ip om 0 Hours Connolly ‘ion and Kerns: Burn: | se : ® W who stopped LaMotta, Turpin and Gra AY A — ? v as 19 648 Side icholas 3 4 t : 3 3 Chicas H EL 298 8 v ac oy Rabinson ziano? y JO . Jo Jo S00 12 Washi « : 2 B00 , . . . Gincinnatt 1 iH 13% Cleveland ay Jot ooo 3112 8 The calendar’s catching up with Robinson. He was adelphia ........ 2 3 i ‘a! Shea (4-2) d ‘Grasso: Garcia. I ka Bustah hid 3 Ml 1, and Hewan "Tennatty Og, Jaren, Brissie] 32 Jagt May. Speed, feet and hands have been the foundaa. A ‘¥ i v O08 3 vr i PACIFIC COART LEAGUE oR York 0.7 oe Tei ton 13 Tr tion of his matchless technique. : rt . GB ¢ pe 200 040— 6 8 0 Seow? prey rane i i 2 i aohmain” oh whia?d, Berra; Houtteman, That he isn't the fighter today he was, say, five years . akiabd ...... . 4% 236 nsherg, H ra : : - ret 3 {Eo SERIE | § foi 3" Waodiine, Martin Wert wipe Berra ago goes without saying. And the wear and tear of Pay our regular low price for one... v ¥ . seracrigy 8 b 13% | (3-9) ba sing Pltcher--Houtteman : 3 " : - . he seo L110 Boi i JERSE ..oveceeees Ji U0 WA Ig his harsh profession are beginning to tell. He has de v Sacramento haan 41 2 outs p \ 000 14 iy 2 y i . INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE "| HORT 63) dna wig de oai-4 8 1 veloped scar tissue around the eyes and cuts rather Von Lost PCT, : . Montreal .......... 3% 23 810 { (Only games scheduled) , easily. : U { Rochest 35 28 88 AGU! p ace vracuse . 3% a Me a NATL JxraUn oronto .s . 32 28 533 4'p Cincinhati |. 301 010 110 Springfield L271 23 483 Tu Boston xs . 110 201 010— 3 12 0 @ » Buffalo . L238 M48 ola Wehmeler, Smith’ (8) and 8¢ 18 3 tEAWS ............ 38 38 426 11 (Burdette. Jones (1). Chipman (5) Cul — altimore .. 136 38 400 13% iB). Jester (7). Bickford 9) ‘ana Cole TEXAS LEAGUE Claire. Burris %. Home Runs-Crowe - Ballad: ..xivsis 2- Wah I ss GB Wehmeler ar Eating inning Pitcher. i a. 33 A i { i Beaumont Sie MOB 3 loimcinnau |, (Seend Came In All- ta oll : t. Worth ae 38 0 Be} RRcinmad L,... 000 200 001— 3 7 1 : Oklahoma City i. 34 34 500 4 |" Rat woo 010 000 000 1 § 1 is isa . caine 33 4 Wl i%'g Ra fantberger 18-4 and Seminick : : . i hrevevort has ne 3 i $1 i sf Ts and CR aan 30. 118 0 Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals and Dom: ntonto . : 4 hiladgiphia "| 1x : : i m——— 190 Joo 000— 1. 3 1 DIM Bost d S t have both d Ch 0 « 0, ston OX star, nave DO asse 1cago GAMES TODAY |geiman (1 ‘ang Buigrest: Noms’ Hn Eo H he ih total votes i > AlL-St Wa | Wherigo LO | Musial, Losing Piteher ever "13's ubs slugger Hank Sauer in total votes in the All-Star - (All Night Games) New York vs $00 00 003-2 T 0 ball 1 j DIANAPOLIS at Kansas City. Friend. Muir is)" Kine: any 18,0 021 POL . sville at Milwaukee Cullough: Hearn (7-1) and Westrunn dy Me ~ , i ave Mu-| =~ A umbus at Minneapolis, Runs--Thomspn 2. Tnood Westrum Home Today's tabulations gave Mu- ; i A oleto at St. Paul LosIng "PIieher - Prieny mhson. Metkovich.[ i) ast vear's favorite with the Be the expert picker in your | . Nex vot THERICAN LEAGUE | chicaed (Ten Innings) A A ry voles in the poll crowd . .. win two free season | y “ i see . 1 000 003 0 5 11 2 ‘845 La PRL s ’ y hingt Cleveland, Brook] , a . oko ut 0 | Ul an | Nk Leonard a 2 mes a? which - allows newspaper readers passts >> Fistor) Ficld. Sod {8.00 x 18) Chic \ Ye ! 1 Jat “ook ) % . fers y ' Ren Donte SEAR [all Va eu, BlaM Lu to pick the starting lineups of the| the lineup of players you EXCHANGE . Chicaso at Sreoklye, ok - {Runs ~Jefcoat Morgan, Saver, Snider All-Star game at Philadelphia, w start the I-Star game, Pl 8 ’ C . | f ais 1 - k ul » t. Louls at Philadelphia (night), {ing Plone nine Pitcher Loes (8-3), Los- July 8. all positions except pitchers. vs * incianatt aL Boston (night. | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE DiMaggio trailed the Cardinal Aisa Send His stabumen} Som. Federal Tax Seattle 2 } i” ote n 2 yords * GAMES TOMORROW | Sab Francisco § Sacramento o, |centerfieider by #463 votes with PFC 0 7 ALLLOCE player) | : * ANE Ai a LON san Diexo 3 : Hoag 1 390,322, is my favorite layer in yy se (} 3 olly we 4 o ’ y > SO *| INDIANAPOLIS At Kansas City, | INTERNATIONAL IEAGUE | Sauer, who had held top honors| 0 a hy Al Milwaukes | Sprivefeld 3-4 Toronto 1-3 as individual vote getter since leetions because . , .” Mail by 1 | Monin 6, Ottaw 4 i . s Sledo at Bt Paul Ruffalo § Srracuse 5. the poll opened June, slipped to Fidaigt June 26 to: All-Star : 3 imore rhest { r A . . . AA BE |e hay Ie third with 156.104. | Baseball Poll. listinupelis Here it is! The greatest first line hs “teveland, | A aa City ' ork Bs y I. 3 St. New York ai Chicaso | Siishoma Clty 3d Shreveport 3-7. | The leaders: . 4 a b £ th » elphin Toit. . | Fu Werth 1-3, Houston 1- { NATIONAL 1 y : ¥ Washington at St. Louis | Dallas’ 3-9 fan Antonio 1-8 { 1b Lock Nev Fork 2873: 2b, Ward Hurt { tire uy or the year. Just buy {J Robinson, tA I'S. Na: 3 - | h P 1 Ti son, New York, 902: ax, Hamner, Phila- <Q Times Special ! these reat new » . . delphin; 161,449: If, Sauer. Chicago. 186 « '.100 Tires . ise ot. Musial, 8 Louis, 104741, xt CINCINNATI, June 19—Rodger| g . ar . 8 v ry & ame i . Danelin. Brooklyn, 155.808. Ward, 500-Mile Race driver, the pair. Pay our regular low

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her first coming as an 8th 2 : 3 grader in Oakland. Since 1943, hersé : S— Sint she has never been worse than Crowd him from the start. I must Ma

not let him get set to punch. That's his hole card. The combinations he throws, right, left, right all in a stream. That's what gives him style and class and makes him . look so good in winning; but if you can break it up before he gets it going you can beat him.” Then there was no question in the young man’s mind but that he would beat him? “Listen,” he answered earnestly, “| know I'm not a great fighter. Not by the standards you guys use. But I'll have at least 16 pounds on him and if | can’t put them to good use then I'll have to agree I'm just about everything you guys say I am.” nlite Maxim got up and walked the length of the room. I thought I had sensed earlier an intensity of resolution | about him I wasn't aware of before. Perhaps it hadn't | existed in the past.

. "8 n= | “HELL, I'm not a clown fighter. I don't hit too good, ‘that I'll admit. But I can box good, as good as any big fellow in the game, as good as Robinson, I believe. 1 | know I got a better jab. I been fighting heavyweights. | They couldn't hurt me. And Robinson ain't going to hurt | me, either.” : “Even if I beat him all I'll get out of the fight is money,”—it immediately occurred to the young man he had made a statement. ; “Don’t get me wrong,” he hastily added. “I been fighting a dozen years and this will be the first good pay day | ever had. The money's plenty important. What | mean, is that you guys will say, ‘so what.’ didn’t the bum have 16, 17 pounds

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2-run blast by Al Rosen. The Cleveland defeat: enabled the idle White Sox to move into The A’s also were

out their Western invasion with assists against the Brewers, meet {a 2-game series with the Kansas the Blues here tomorrow then re-| {City Blues beginning tonight. {turn to Indianapolis for a double- | third place | The Indians were strikeout vie. [header Sunday with Toledo. | idle pace. [tims of Lefty Don Liddle at Mil-| INDIANAPOLIS i .

'apolis Indians prepared to close] The Indians,” who handled it

| waukee last night as the sterling] Maimbere. Ep 204 . portsider whiffed 15. The total|Stiraweins. 2b ie 013 :0 ( y {was the highest for the season Gearhart It : ° : ¢ of ion on ers lin the American Association. | Taylor. 1b : $1413 . 8 ® | Smith, rf... 3 0 0:40 : To im m @ | HITTERS for the Tribe Diver.» Peel 43 | ONLY K or the { s 2 0.81 & 0 | were First Baseman Ben Taylor| Totals ......... 2B 0 IND 2 Herb Conyers; Whose Go hit;and Shortstop Harry Malmberg. MILWAUKEE = = Hex wasy w at ph dian. {Both of them singled. No Tribe- Klaus 3b 2 115% 3° apolis Ind ans Srisieg § > an {sters reached third base and only Reed, 2h 3 si 38 3 ton was opuon y two made it to second. {Lost i ..... 3 s 83's uf seventh - place Birmingham But the loss was a tough one {Sr iman.1y : 3 % H o H 8 Batons of the Seughers Asset. ¥ i . . i ation. y wi hv Oy ‘ 198 ine Indians Lloyg Dickey. | Liddle, » ’ 3 348 3 3 The lanky first-sacker in 42 I Key gave po YY r hw Totals ..........26 3 3% 5 os Tribe games was at bat 168 : i ext ra aa . We INDIANAPOLIS ........... 200 000 s0a—a| official times and batted in 25 ar s wice NERA. 7.x ns 1 elde ruton g RUNS BATTED. IN—Brat Jit Wrz; runs. He hit four home runs,

i in four trips and Dewey Wil-

liams rigied. a SACRIFICE Reed. =" ou Wins Dentists’ Meet d — mberg, rnweiss nd lor. inning ‘the first Indianapolis IT WAS Dickey's second loss | LEFT ON BASES-—1adianavolis 5, mu) vrouont Society's golf Torna against 3 victories. Liddle has a BASES ON BALLS—O!f Dickey 3, Lid- isn’t like pulling teeth for Dr, A Jelost record. He ea, STRUCK OUT—By Dicker 4 Liddle 15.|S. Modjeska. He shot a 76 at a a ot against ig } T =, WINNING PITCHER Liddle (4-1), [Speedway yesterday. 2 a J rewers Sco n - ey (3-2). 'Lindenborg was secon earned run in the third. Catcher|mricese o_o roxowskl, Apsichans and .nd Dr. James Bivin followed Quincy Troupe, playing with an {with an 82,

TWO-BASE HIT—Klaus. THREE-BASE HIT—Williams,

ATTENDANCE—2020.

| ENJOY THAT TIRED FEELING!

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