Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1952 — Page 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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The Wright Angle

By Art Wright

Midget Championship At W. 16th St. Track

™ HERE'S THE “big deal” in auto racing this week: TODAY —The AAA 100-Mile Nationdl Champiogship Midget race at the Wisconsin State Fair, Milwaukee, this

afternoon,

Hemus Clubs 2 Homers as

By United Press

ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 16—

empty, powered a 3-1 victory for the St. Louis Cardinals over, the Cincinnati Reds tonight. Hemus gave Vinegar Mizell a working margin in the first inning when he hit to the

Cards Win

‘Two home runs by Solly |Hemus, each with the bases!

: ; SUNDAY, AUG. 17, 1952

“Sportfolio—

By Jim Smith

Agajanian ‘Deals’

Kick Up Storm

THOSE IN the racing fraternity who have been cutting lup J.-C. Agajanian and Troy Ruttman like a birthday cake

Bend 24 better simmer down.

The conversation of this group has been that the

THURSDAY-—-The AAA 100-Mile National Champion- right field pavilion roof for his winning 500” . , Ef . \ 11th home run of the season team has been hip Stock .car race at the Wisconsin State Fi: , ; : #1 P St ek 1 ) S Fair in the After singles by Enos Slaugh- holding up proafternoon. ter, Del Rice and Tommy Glavi- moters for apSATURDAY The AAA 100-Lap Championship midget? {ano picked up another run in the pearance money. {fourth inning, Hemus duplicated It doesn’t look ) ani NV. 16th 8 Spe ' P race at Indianapolis’ W. 16th St. Midget Speedway. Inis feat in the fifth to make it that way to me. 2.0» {3-0. {° The figures a ey : > {quoted were fanSATURDAY'S midget go at W RECORD BREAKER —Ralph Potter is shown at the wheel of his record-breaking roadster. BOTH DRIVES came against tastic enough (as 16th St. will be the next-to-the- ’ : southpaw Harry Perkowski, who high as $2500 last chanee for local speed fans Once again Indianapolis will © for the salt beds where he will holds the Class B record of 163 {dropped his eighth decision. er race) to to see the big league drivers in be represented at the National attempt to retain the two mph and the Class C record | Mizell was working on a five- pe me Wohaction, The last midget race of Speed Trials Aug. 25 at the world’s. records held by his “of 178 mph. | hit shutout going into the eighth der, so 1 called the séason here will he Sept. 20. Bonneville Salt Flats, Wendover, car. Potter will be at the wheel |inning, when Bobby Adams sin- Wilbur Shaw Better get reservations early Utah, pr pinaly a 1927 Model T of the fast little car when it gleq for his second hit of the Speedway prexy. He had heard for next Saturday's title battle. Ralph Potter, local speed shop Ford roadster, the race car now makes its speed runs over the |game took second as Willard the same thing and was disturbed. It should be plenty hot and all owner, is leaving Wednesday - powered by a _Mercury engine salt beds. | Marshall reached first when Dick We agreed Troy had thé makings the big- names will be here, ae Sisler dropped a throw from Red of a fine champion, but he It's a tight battle for the na- | | Schoendienst, and scored on Ted wouldn't help racing holding up tional title, and what happens Berna Homers fo | Softball Tonight Kiner Doubles Iles Kluszewski's single. Ipromoters for appearanee money. here will be a deciding factor in HE as nT Nothing more was said about who wears the crown At Municipal, THERE WAS none out at ‘the all this until Aggie arrived last ; ting 1 ive an S - S ira es in, time and Harry Brecheen came kt Calter Here 13 the AAA standing to lin to halt the rally and protect » © rom Caltfornia.

| Beech Grove

day Johnny Tolan, 2345 points; . . By United Press | Mizell 8 seventh victory. Tommy Aggie ing a check from the promoter ‘. .r Hv yg i ‘ ap ar i 7 q v ‘ " 4 5 » gal aay iY 8 i ; aries, 2459; Win Before Rain Six games are scheduled today, CHICAGO, Aug. 16—A pair of Glaviano made a sensational stop! }pped By Ta Jiouse ane od that had “bounced.” Aggie told ex Easton, 12 Johnny Kay, i ' 's 80ft- : s 1113 3 sg a es, hn ! for By United Press jit ine Manion County Mens Ho doubles by Ralph Riner, eachjand vow 1s Ielire Andy Semi. i lle 22 gio ne him: “Your track is dangerous 3: Joe James, 5; y Un Iba ournament at Municipa ivi av C ot ii ? ’ Thompson, 1030; Forrest Parker, BOSTON, Aug. 16—Yogl Ber- qiadium and Beech Grove re Sriving Dome 2 Jan, Save Bu Riek Ir fie ging OL, oad tend dealt with, and amounts, and I don't want to run there. ne Arup 3 Te Y 116 88 a's ne > f r : : SE dl ‘ : en ict ic yo } re e i i i } i Bs yah, Seo Sel: guns ji aD jg ning at 6:30 o'clock. victory over the Cubs today be-/in total hits among National| Here is his story: I'd rather go fishing. But if you 10 : e here ) "Hie J afore r¢ i p acto | - : ; “rn ’ i i y at y '" 2 ’ geventh today gave Pitcher Allie! x The Municipal schedule includes Star- fore 12,356 at Wrigley Field. | League hitters with his two safe-| After winning the 00,” Aggie want us, the. price is $1500.” : An ng Rornolls nis ini victory as a Sout nro, PIB BUNS Ie pollett held the Cubs to six! ties. He now has 141 to 140 for set his sights on the National The promoter refused to pay, To gol those ‘tickets in ad Reynolds Dis leh ViClory 2% 3icount champs. play Lotagsdort at 14 nits, ome of which was a home| Red Schoendienst and 139 for AAA championship, It leng has but Still advertised Troy was goive var apntR re ‘ . i £6 : r I pes A ln eine ne ; 1 . oli . 8 “ vance reser, | seats), telephone 58-4 conquest over the Boston Red ot 3 elaie TL Svclodes ty § 0 run by Rill Serena in the first, Stan Musial. ‘been accepted that race promot- ing to race if ‘he could possibly BE-3316. Sox before 28.635 fans Oe eae ana National Inning. The Pirates also made a| The victory enabled the Card- ers pay $500 to the Indianapolis make it.’ ; Of course, W. 16th St. runs The CRORRY éatcher's 24th I at 2 ? clock total of six hits off lefty Paul inals to draw within two games winner for an appearance at Another high -bank operator its usual stock car race tonight, round tripper came on ibe frat o clock game matches Allied Florist with Minner, who pitched eight innings, | ©f the runner-up New York their tracks. (still not Salem) agreed to the Wednesday and next Sunday ! pitch from Maurie McDermott,|, Jick, Allen pitched a nohit. no-ru nland Dutch Leonard, who worked Giants, who were idle because off Aggie, as a Pacific Coast $1500, then hres gays later night, too. i who relieved Starter Ray Sc ar game for, UAW No, 33 of allison Lew aut the ninth. |rain. x promoter, paid more to Bill parks out ang asked for a perthe first 21 he faced | 3 CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS | entag al, : NN a boro who had yielded a single toi Other results. included Naval Ordsiatine TE Sroat cpeiled ths fourth) AB H OA! T ao 0 A Nouang 3 More fr Jonny Aggie agreed to run for 10 per Er . gr a . - y 9. Herff-Jones 5, Ban-Dee Girls 4, Evans-| 3 : 2 y 4 rsons, fo ‘hom he also hac THE MIDGET races this after Phil Rizzuto and a walk to}, AL ain Chas} : : . : was forced by Brandy Davis. The Ren 3 5 0 7 ib i 3 . 3 H to iy : Ay v i ap __ cent, and the promoter OK'd it. noon at Milwaukee set off the Mickey Mantle in the sixth. Beech Grove results: Atkins Saw Post r 5 iMarshall.et 3 0 ® OMastalef $0 3 ol 2 Re a car, Sing ‘us ex Two days later he called and speed program which always The tlt. started 10 minutes 1 Star News Barrington Heleht 8 fleet rookie then scored all the Kiszwski.ib & 2 9 0 Sightr.rf +11 0 perience as a promoter, Aggie food : anee yrs ¢ ays Bd clo 117 echanics Laundry 6, Bud qa ; ! : ! ske 8 highlights the Wisconsin State early. because of overcast skies Flackville Tavern 0 way from fiat Whe Riner, grove ho: * , : , Jowteyidt : ! ol decided he could offer pro- ane I NE a par 4 : : oe te omm—————— (his first double to the wall in left Seminick.e 4 1 6 0Giviano3b 3 2 2 | moters a “package deal” of = Fair. In addition to the stock and preceded by a moment of| MceMilingss 4 1 1 2 Sister 1b Tile g oters a "packag cent Aggi d. Th : : Z ) center 4 4 = Sigler, 3 010 0 2s $ chant ‘hich centage. £gle agreed, e proy . ya sdav. there! silence abe R w . | T I K center. Perkwskip 2 0 0 3 Mizell.p 3 0 0 1 driver, car and mechanie whic id os car title Bo there Thursday, here en e to] he I uth ho died uvve eeps Groat singled again to launch Wehmeier 1 0 0 Orecheonp o o o 1 should be worth $1000. So that moter promised to send a ticket will be the 200-Mile AAA Nation- four years ago today, pushed bine sixth and was safe at second Nushilip 9 ba ; op e Ki ys ol manifest and percentage figures al Championship Speedway cars 30ston to 41, games behind front-| Boxing Crown _I : one $2, was lus as<ing. price, Troy raced W. 3 > . 2a gt hen Dee Fondy's throw on _—— — 4 Troy raced. It was a hot day race next Sunday afternoon. running New York. w : | Totals 36 824 7 Totals 30 37 11] : he Fal y 1 Speedway 'HURRY HOME, JERRY' Bo on Yoo n Joe Tuvvell retained his Indi- Davis's sacrifice bunt was late.| (NY ehmeier struck out Tr Pen in * > : and 2 oot crowd, The percent: at Hi gy Peay Nay Th hat J H 4. I'T WAS Reynolds’ 15th triumph | anapolis amateur. heavyweight Kiner smacked another double to Yowell flied out for Nuxhall in 9th, | a Par this SA on the oe bod Duy. ash t Zocelved - y at's what Jerry Hoyt is read- [against 7 defeats and the first for hoxing championship in a slam- left, scoring Groat. Minner then cineinnati 000 000 o10—i Championship circut he has re-| ke anifest—he hasn AaA Stack car race in next ina in this 130-foot letter he re. the champions in six tries this eo Yon Pi og last settled down to retire three men [St Lous 100 19 00x—3 ceived $1000 just once. Most been paid the $44, Aggie said. unday afternoon. 9 } year in Boston. tare and leave the runners stranded. RUNS. Adams, Hemus, Nauchter. |deals have been for $750. One| age came to just $44.00. So far, sual Teak, the guy ceived in Germany from fans After a two-hour and five-| He outpointed Willie Crawford PITTSBURGH CHICAGO |, RUNS BATTED IN—Kiuszewski. Hemus was $500. a 2 ey say will win the national . ] xr ward . : y ) AB HO A AB H O A!" TWO-BASE HIT—A | . ) . and: neighbors who hope to minute delay, with Gil McDougald | former Golden Gloves champ. Koshrek,3b & 6 0 1 $015 dams, Hatton, | But Aggie always has asked] IN CHAMPIONSHIP race champlonship title, will be J ; f oshre [] Brown.ss « 5 HOME RUNS—Hermus 2. z Ss, ’ n. fi f e y p . Groat,ss 4 2.4 3B hitz, rf i @ 1 0 STOLEN BASE— $ S omoters fel they! there. Time trials start at 12 cheer him in the 1953 Indiandp- , n ISt and one out in. the Highlight. of (the. furious. hOULKLY Ly 3 | 2-0iSerenads: % 7 3-3l “SACKIFICE HIT-D. Rice. 2 1000) Most Diomotes Aggie, Yroy and Mechanic Clay noon and the race at 2:30 fis. "B00." (seventh, the. umpires suspended came in the second round. The Kinecit = § 2 8 i Sauer.It 43 i A 0! 1oPOUBLE PLAY—Hemus to" Schoendienst ‘couldn’t pay that, and asked him Smith have been astute businessf) + 3 Bi > { {Jackson,3b - 3 SN e o'clock. The event will be a pis : : pre hy 1H nk Bat i jehamp essing 135 prude behind Huteratde | 5 i | ondv. ib 3 ° 1" i "LEFT ON BASE~Cincinati 1h: St. Toviy po Beco a 2 Avge Hw men, willing 10 Shoot Spare ang : ‘ . | Jerrad an ank: bauer drove his loves, catapulted the 190- Walis.e 9 Ol Jeflcoat,cf 5 8. agreed and sen e car and help the promot A 100 miler (200 laps ington. D. ( yoo. 3 4 i 5 : ; & ' F Merson,2b 3 1 2 3 Chiti 3040 BASES: ON BALLS— p promoter. An example model ep | ps) for late {gon to Dee. 0 and 5p an of their club’s talltes.ipound Crawford through the Rarirme. ib 1090 Yr 2 0 0 6 3; Mizel & BALLS—Perkowski I: Nuxhall| 4,.iyar into the town:in advance (was the June 8 Milwaukee he Ss. Ma) 1. anet : *oliet,p 10 0 3 Edward i100 STRUCK OUT—Perkowski 1, Nushall 3, ol Wonder .what they'll do about De home fon i he jrohes. [Leonardo ry ISON Perne Eo : ji - Gf hs tars for ple IE Aggie and Troy wire thers two ¢ e 2.5 : 's mn nev ra ag ——— — a — a" — - 6, hallo AVR & the reinstatement of Bill Holland, fire inning s i(ter Berra's| The decision, however. WAS| mie 33 63111 Totals 31 £7715 in 5 Mizell 7 in 3 Ch out in AR), Brecheen FC c days ahead. They made radio and : 11949 winner of the "300"? We irst inning single had scored Gil'close. Crawford was still throw- Fdwards singled for Minner in 8th nin 2 So much for the “deals” on the television appearances and atEN know a lot of people fe going McDougald from third. ling leather at the end. i 00 0p Son) Ne ARM {championship circuit. [tended press luncheons and din-. f EW Y : iTV TR a 9 7 : UMPIRES—G St t, Guglielmo. | rs idn’t {to scream if Bill doesn't get more New gy A ROSYON ) A TViewers’ oii WFBM-TY. also RNa EDiealy Davis, Serena, TIME—S:26, © ewart, Guellelmo. | Aggie decided he didn’t want ners. Troy didn’t race, so added \favorable consideration this time. MeDugld3h? © 0 2 DiMasgiocl 4 1 1 8 Vere treated, to plenty of action LERCRTED 1N_serena. Kiner 2. ATTENDANCE 10498. ~~ {Troy running on half-mile dirt little to the show, yet Promoter "THE AAA =nnounced their Rinrate.s 2 1 3 $ Gandmn ty 3 ) 4 3 in the three other bouts on hey TWO- BAS HITS—Kiner 2, tracks or high banks. He is in-| Tom Marchese paid Aggie $500 ‘ olmer,r ! ae s > |stock car race scheduled at To- BETac, 8 37 8 Tharabever § 4 8 0 AR DE I Nae PRUE PLAT aa iy Rarfitoms Eagles, Steelers Tie |ierestea only in winning that appearance money because he [1edn, O., last night was cancelled Bawer.ef 2 1 0 0 Evers.if $10 gained wide popularity. | LEFT ON BASES—Pittsburgh 3. Chi-| HERSHEY, Pa., Aug. 16 (UP)'AAA title. He doesn’t want Troy felt they deserved it. . yn Collins 1b : ‘ 3 St ————————— “ ila : {because of the steel strike. The Martin 1 : 14 1 Whiter 1b A } $d R | Wi F "BASES ON BALLS—Minner 1, Pollet 1.!— The Philadelphia Eagles andi/to risk his neck on dangerous And Aggie is shooting square Champions Circuit (late model Resnoldis 2 0 0 2 Livonss = 3 Ps oessier ins Feature BEER J. Pollet A the Pittsburgh Steelers, hampered tracks for small. purses. {with Tom. He already has sent {stock car group that runs at W. [McDrmott,p 0 . 9 Leonard 0 1 | by a soggy turf and a slippery But, he decided, if the pro- [in an entry blank for the next ‘ iki ; WINNING "PITCHER —Pollet (8-12), | : ’ {16th St. Speedway here) say they! __. {Nixens 1 0 o It $ Potts at Speedrome JING CPITCHER—Miner (11-8). 'ball, fought to a 0-0 tie tonight! moters want him bad enough, {Milwaukee race, and hasn't even “took the date away” from the as 19 618 31 Totals 36 918 » Frank Roessler won the 25-1: ap| UNE Goetz, Dascoli and Warneke. in a pre-season exhibition football] his price for the half-mile dirt [talked about a “deal.” AAA. New York . 108 1038 stock feature at Ww. 16th St.| . ATTE IND ANCE—12,356. game before 11,489 fans. would be $1000 and for the high | What could be fairer? Somebody's wrong however p RU Jib MeDougald, Rizsuto. Mantle, Speedway last night with Jack Wi - yr 1 h i , ! < V vie crea, DiMaggio, Goodman, Thorneberry, Faris, (Connie Shelton and Joe isconsin raps 00 ers | RQ . ay Pp : rr aq y hell b) Ma K ees un Ja X High! RUNS BATTED IN—Berra 4 Bauer, Palmer in close pursuit at the Lead U.S. Toormament e( ac ay ar ere ‘eh 2, vers o Pimite a r en ov CY . tires Mans TWO BASE HITS Vollmer. Kell (finish. . . PLENTY OF Ailes Champions Circuit sanc- HONE RUSS Haver. Berra, | Semi-final winners were Frank, VANDALIA, O., Aug. 16 (UP) . SACRIEICE NITS-—Rizaute. Kell = to Mike and Bud Walker. Heats John Kurth of Columbus, Wis. BECAUSE T vp gr . ' m . # 100d 0 Apo : y A No praes at Pulaski County Geenert. Lipon to Goodman te Gernert, | Winners were Mike, Walker, Don'and Jim Rasmussen of Wauke- HIS | Race Track, near Winumac to- LET OX BASKS-CNew York 8. Bostone. Dewey and Gene Warriner. sha, Wis., walked off with most NEW SHIPMENT | day, after a revival last Sunday Perma 3 OUT-Searboraush 3 Rey: The main event was interrupted of the honors today in the second WITH THIS BRAND-

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RACES TONIGHT—Dick | and hoped to get back suppo. tN AND "EARNED | RUNS Cternoldy landed on his Wheels, Bniied. American Invitational Trapshoot . | WOry-S av eve iN « (1 and 1. Nixon ® and © even cars were in the mishap. ne a Passwater, local stock car driver | 10 every-Sunday events. Man VF 0g 1, Shen Ciok Se pngias’ 1600-1 eland Potts won the 2hilap|lournament. J 3 two finished 3 in the In} agement doesn't know when ENT BALL flees. ls 1s ht 1 Sa gi ay Another winner today was Rudy w inished second in the late | {hay try it again. WINNING PITCHER- —Rernalds (13-1). pain a A i rome. Wen-\ gyphang of Sun Valley, 1da., who) model race Friday night will be g 5% a RES Higa MUTE RL A aan ommy COOPer .,,heq the top prize in the 50-} 3 THE LATE-MODEL stock car Puls were second and third respec air of doubles event by blastin on hand tonight when the hard- | Si a 14 ATTEND ANCE 28.635. {tively. Heat winners were Potts, 4 - : t Sins tops roll at th 16th St Champions Clrewit paid out 812. Fall, Johnny Adams and omer, out of 100 clay targets, P e * 1300 in prize money the past week | ‘ t Kurth, a 289-pound scatter-

Traylor. |

Midget Speedway. Time trials at 7, heats at 8:30.

in three races. . . . Raceway Park at Chicago, Motor City a) ay iat Detroit and Indianapolis’

gunner, Pocatello,

Columbus Tops Charleston, 9-3

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| Hilltoppers Win

WICHITA, Kan.

day of the preliminaries prior to

tied with Joe Cotant of in the 100-target event at the 16-yard line by break-

heard his version. Then

J. C. Agajanian Troy Ruttman

banks $1500.

talk started. o

Clay Smith

That's where all

ONE HIGH bank operator (not

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Salem) screamed. He said Aggie “holding him up.” his screaming about Wilbur money while Aggie still was hold-

And he

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+ ‘ ' : pe Aug. 16 (UP) - 116th St. Speedway I'he NS or est | 4 ing all but one bird, but won a 50Races Today : oo < y COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 16—|_ One time Chicago Cub Preston {purse of the three was the $465 Howard Phillips blasted two target shaotoff for top laurels. SPEEDWAY CARS—AAAiprize slip at W. 16th St. Friday ova Hip tang el ' Ward hit a homerun and a dou- lL I da : AI 4 “a t ' Ye : home runs tonight and drove In ple tonight to pace the Ft. L.eonsprints, Cedar Rapids, la. after- nig vhe a capacity crowd jive runs . ‘ y pe = 80N Sprint Mid A Racing ASEH Bo ih y n n Aa pac five runs as the Columbus Red|ard Wood. Mo., Hilltopers to a Classes Now Forming v Sat-sale A ASSN. turned out. Birds defeated lowly Charleston, 10 to 0 vi ; ; ON U E sprints, Jungle Park Speedway, 8 ¥ 8 = 9 to 3, in the opener of a three- 3 Ne ee McCAMM co RS i . $ AY 1 ‘ { oF | arcaits 1 "Ss 8 N “lev = v v bis M nn od ~~ “yr i i SuleS Sonn of Rockville on U. 8.! JERRY HOYT, 2317 Carrollton game series. round: of the National Semipro Effective Speech, Salesmanship, ' > Ave. Indianapolis’ voungster Right-fielder Butch Davis also Baseball Tournament. The game Human Relations "8 Arives in he "5 knows the homered for the Senators, |was caled at the end of seven Phone WI, 1013 — _\folks hack home haven't forgot CHARLESTON COLUMBUS 'inhings 's : ie IDOELS Ari 100 dite N Na ten Fir now thit Kies in Uncle AB HO A nh 0 Al Sim Big] the tournament's 3743 N. Meridian St. na ‘hampionship, isconsin tin Pate +a . Rojek.ss A 2 2.4 Lammers,ss 3 1 4 State Fair Milwaukee. afternoon: Sams service uniform instead of plllyiracr 51 170 Lynch3h 3 2 0 8 cA — a _ CG AAA sprint William Gro . racing togs Tavior,1h 4 1 9% 0 Mozzaliief 3 0 0-0 § 3, é 8 rove o 1 s 4 2 1 0 Kressilb $. 012 1 (Pa.) afternoon Friends and neighbors wrote a Durie 300 v Rarae T3146 I ee : ieroll-letter 130. feet long to him. Rhawnidbh 4 1 2 4 YanNay.ef 4 i : 0 rol tl . ! Rerns. § 2 3 0 Neufe 0 5.8 8 y It took four months for the let Richeiti, oh 4 t 6 Phillips.2b 4 3 3 3 STOCK C A R S—Indianapolis’ ter to get around to the folk BI a i . : . Beads ted W. 16th - St. Midget Speedway, W ho wrote. it. His mother spent] 00 CRO Totals W120 0 Snaadrare WK . £320 airmail postage to send it Dilessandro grounded out o Powell Speedrome, Kokomo Speedway to Jerry in Germany in 9th a's trend xa a ; a . a ( hi < 000 002 010-3 17 8% Mt. Lawn Speedway near New Jerry is due for discharge from Ehatiesion Pho 20 Mx—b 12 Castle, Armzcamp Speedway near the Army about Jan, 9 which ERRORS Philips. Moore. Lammers, Tay- \ iy Monti 0 @iadwas (Will allow him time to get ready: RUNS—Tudlor, Davis. T. Lammers. ?, Alexandria. Monticello Speedway, 0. OK'Y. va & : . *. Lyneh, Rand 2, Van Nov, Neufeldt, rhilall at night: Dayton, (0.) Speed to drive in the 1953. race, He has jj.» way, afternool his own car, the one he and his vo * i LT IN lis 5 Rand, A AA niidzet ee u dad built before he left for serv- ' TWO BASE HITS—Lynch, Kerns, Davis, 0 te age races nrigmy N ice ands which was pa ked aw Ly a NS. Philline 2. Davis, scheduled for Wednesday night 1 «path halls” at home awaiting , POUBLE PLAYS Lammers Ao Thilligs » a bi RAP : itis : $ 1 ? to Kress. Phillips te ress veufeldt lo at Sse Dayton (0. Speedway his. return. Rand “Richett) to Roiek to Tavier, have heen exncelind, The AAA So we'll write Jerry down as sat FT ON BASES-—Charleston 8, Columa) 0 more midget races at the first entrant for 1953 he BASES ON BALLS—Off Powell B. p % . Pe » th ye Beard 1 Payton tor the balance of the 'g,id that would be his next race FrRULK aur ay Powell 2. Beard 1, Beautiful, Lifetime pg . rane He » ‘ : ian eason. Also. cancelled are the when he donned the Army uni-| WINNING PITCHER-- Beard. . : midgets at St. Louis for the bal- [form LOSING = PITCHER-—Pawell Self-Storing __UMPIRES—Mulien and Stewart

ance of the season, Tenn.,, on Aug. 26, Tenn. on Aug. 2 Ill, on Sept. 4.

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5 o n J. C. (AGGIE) Agajanian, own er of the victory can driven by Troy. Ruttman in this year's “300” and whose racing life is determined by split seconds, missed a traffic ticket the other day by a split second. | Aggie almost was tagged for, jaywalking at Illinois and Wash-! ington Sts, when the light change’ “caught” him. But Aggie “won” and the officer put the traffic ticket book for pedestrians bavk in his pocket,

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