Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1952 — Page 22

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we oe NEW YORK, Aug. 27— ¥ CARL LUNIGUIST Carl (Bobo) Olson of Hawaii wow 208 NEW YORK, Aug. 27—Big Al Rosen was a villain in the life of little Pers (err, dein or A Iam

Bobby Shantz today i Eugene (Silent) Hairst were assured of lit i : : y Shantz y because were it not for the Clev Aig irston of | 2 a split in the four-game series with th : | » Cleveland sl New York tonight ) 1 -leadi i : ® P hijagelphie wonder boy would have 24 victories and just oy RRL he, onight at Madison league-leading Milwaukee Brewers tonight—thanks to yes. ut Rosen, a “bum” in Philadelphia, was a man of distinction in

Square Garden and rove h ? i S ; : e p er ays double explosion that ended Milwaukee's prosperity en o ‘the mid- A e Ir be Box Scores | dl i ‘ Both clubs conclude their series i dlewe gh wp for the season in a single tilt. ! G The Indians, convincing winners Jopieht sn which may soon A NAPOLIS

Clevelan . : ne o as were ex Athletics players, Barney McCosky and Lou Brissie n = ional Leaguer George Strickland, late of Pittsburgh a PP ened. In yesterd ev a el : : . 1 . Their televis- n yesterday's double-header, 5 to : y all Iped unwind the drama that finished with a 6-3 Lon a delevis J Ye EEA 8 Be loys Mili 0 ivoire § % © 4s = victor 1 ; a 6-3 Cleveland 0-rounder plumusiy 3.14 8:3 a y in 11 innings at Philadelphia last night as the Yank staged for the [8 tomorrow, Re el ko e008 ested in working overtime, ~~ ai nkees, not inter- eftefit of Amer- § Milwaukee was caught in the | Vieatergy, i i $3 3 ; gained their 6-3 victory over five : licab Legion . Indians’ resurging hitting power Fe 3 $1 0 the Brow ; ry aver five runs for Boston with a single a 3.0 lead, getting tw (naires, will be | that had been wasted by errors | rouse. « vi 3. 1:4 § : rowns with a three-run Ang 2 pai of fwoen doubles homer ny Btn g no on a ithe first bout at | in road games last week end | Zuverink, Bo... 3 0 1 i 3 : omer in the ninth hy Joe C » Hudson had no trouble ex- C musa, Hoy the Gar {a Totals... ico AEM TID That kept New York just Selling. cept with ex-Bostonlans Fred Hat- Qarpanelia #ingled that one since Fu n 4 ex 845 . A AR nano game In fronfhin the hectic Amer- flea and Walt Dropo, who col- org A ie eighth the Dodg- when Ernie Olson THE INDIANS GOT the pitch: nruten, of AB R BR O A =k wan League race ” ected three hits apiece. Dropo yu; c ree more runs. One {Durando outpointed N ing from’ Geofge Zuverink, who Mauch, ss passers 3 1 : 0 ; i eluded his 21st homer in his 4 is an 3 douhle hy Jackie Robin- ‘Hayes. ? O0rman meted seven hits to the power- Clarkson, by 2 . , ° : 3 RUG a damage. # son and two more on an err hitting B "| Crewe, 1b .. a 1 9 ROSEN W AS the direct culprit) ’ nn» Catcher Del Rice to go or WHEN 8 ning iy a ge¥onin Kia ny : : i . i 8 ions, wil an far as Shantz was concerned.] PORTERFIELD, who has be good, Reliever Clyde King picked IEN odds-makers declared made 11. In the second y Dans, Gmer. e Le itiles Figh scha The little lefty was within three involved in seven spcho lias bees up his second win, Swedish-Hawalian Olson the 2-1 Sam Jones, who couldn't o the a es 1318 1951 co putouts of victory when Rosen for the Nats. made sure it Hank Sauer hit a two-run dou- favorite, they surprised many route with Cleveland this year Allen. 2... +4.8 8.8 a a "ausrh y hit a homer to open the ni wouldn't h > It ple for the Cubs In [boxin Ww i , t samel gerne l 9.0 8 32 quarter “0 mh . Pp e ninth. appen again with his send the ninth to g men who were aware that won his second consecutive game Totals . = = m= == Ma J or antz will never forget that, just hit that gave him his 11th win T nd their game into overtime, Hairston, a deaf-mute New York in the nightcap that lasted until Eriman ain ted Tor Wall in sin, > ow ke he will remember the homer He yielded four hits, loser Billy he teams battled scorelessly er, was generally rated th NE “1 a. m. because of “Farewell Lolo Tor ‘Allin I% 44, Bob Wilk Rosen hit in Cleveland on June Pierce giving up just three, Y then until Fondy, hitles all day, contender and Olson the 3 > 1 Borchert Field Night” festivities. Milwaukee mee vs a 1a 12 . i, 24 with a man on base to hand Brooklyn” held hitless tame through with his single Howeve - 2. |The Indians outhit Milwaukee, 12 Smith BATTED IN — Vico, Malmberg, hi Her for six after F r, Olson was favored | Nielsen, Montag m an earlier 2 to 1 defeat. innings, picked Up a ran in the gle rank Baumholtz had sin- |the wagering because of red in to 10. | TWO.BASE HIT—Wiisen. Last night's homer put Cleve seventh. after St. 1LoGIS iad mike gled for his fourth hit and Sauer pi < 5 > pressive campai ise of his im- qpo¢ clipped the Brewers’ HOME RUN- Yi. land ahead. 3 to 2, and although n walked. ON M ‘ because ea A year, and| ing streak at 8 stral ht yHOUBLE PLAYS Zuyeriuk, Wien ang Philadelphia tied the score to ° ARKS—Charles Whelpley, Ed Ki slipped pp rs 10 have, dq 1 g HET ON BASES—Tadians vic, [ take Shantz off the h an G (left to right) get set in sfarti p'ey: indade and Ed Porien | IPPed because he was “rushed”/ and temporarily halted Milwau- | waukee, & aonfis, 8; Mil. Rosen still rove ook a2 Joser, | Y ives erbal Blast Times J 9 on set in starting positions in preparation for The Resins too much tough opposi- kee's runaway -express in first wise oy BALLS — Off Zuverink 3, f ail Pl nte im from unior lympic swimming meet at Broad Rippl lion. Hairston is only 23; Ol-| place—seven games in front. | STRIKEOUTS—Zuverink 3, All winning No. 23. ° i . - . ‘pple pool today. son 24. : | Indianapolis i in | HITS—Of Wall, 8 in 5 innings) % rt er Pushing by Dressen | Re tov. rents ES al | HES PETS Id fe out will be tele | | WIN Zuverink 2. - 8 STRICKLAND earlier had : y en | : 3 | over WFBM-TV and WITY ar | rs LOSING PITCHER Wall Odtn +0 caused Shantz trouble with a two-! By United Press curfew or br YIC a Ss 9p. m, at TRIBE HITTING was as ef-| LMPIRES Dison, King A "Hts Sg Gre American), ET. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 27-SL Wiaky i il ver |tective as Tribe pitching. In the| re sague hit. Bris ouis C RE ow the tac- : 2 wiSoeany . Game) Fence mit. res the lefty ve. LOU CAULILLL MATURES FR 000 eat Li “ Aaaianian' Ex-Big L SNR hy a ! ) s ; i al hay- y - y » of Manager Al Lopez’ dog-house maker at Brooklyn Pilot Charley Dispaten of he 8t. Louis Post- ks janian S 0. 98 1g eaguers his third consecutive home run Baumer, 20 upeiess AB & u oA x NEWA and has a chance to shine, struck Dressen after a shoving match Teferefice nterpreted this as a Star in NBC {since he walloped two in a row in Neilsen. If BY ween 3 1 31 40 =Olympi out two batters in the ninth. It during last night's game to iwi ig Len pPusaeney and By JIM SMITH his last two times up Monday. Sahay o : 31:1 : i Konn f h A : ssen, who allegedly T ino . w - . Ver ih... 2 2 0 0 00 Same Arter Bob Feller had yielded “When a phony, an alibi art- 2 bottle to relax per ¥ opened I'he Agajanian Special No. AR championship car h ICHITA, Kas., Aug. 27 (UP) ‘In the second game, Lloyd [yeh tb + 33313 £ ying run, and pitched score- ist like Dressen, calls me a liar, after they lost five st i gers another new driver : ship car has - The Military District of Wash Gearhart and Al Smith hit for |Kinaman, ceaeiens 5 . : 3 23 or the Jens ball until McCosky hopped I get my hair rumpled. I can take last year siraight games As reported : lusi ington Colonials were at the t * 2-run homers each, Smith con- Jones, 3, 2 2313 title today wWo- ] . ¢ > 3 ’ : . - 0 \ — a — — — — : LB run triple in the 11th. it from a man of character but Stanky said he waited | . ported exc usively in The Times Sunday that it/°f the National B : p necting on his 17th of the year | Totals » 13h 1°} in the M ane then delivered McCosky! not a phony,” Stankly told sports coaches box for Dre n the might, happen, Bill Vukovich has repl di al Baseball Con.| to lead the Jribe | MILWAURES i with a single and protected the writers in the dressing room after Plain the gestu ressen to ex- paghian in the drivers seat of th s replaced Freddie Aga- gress Tournament standings with Indianapolis clinched the first Bruton, ef AB R H 0 AB swimming fnazein in the A's half of the the game. Dreasen he Siive ana fe. gro car that won the +500." o e a 4-0 record, and they owed a game with a 3-run rally in the | Maueh, E] ryeiss 8 1 1 3 . o The 19 NE y . a 2 -rowe, ning. el | “If we had won four reference to him in rel rect! Agabashian voluntarily gav large part of their success t fourth, Harry Malmberg singling | Maraues, Po 2d 1 298 eo gained the ike Garcia, recuperating from stead of losing them Ames IN qin king reiation 10 his seat . » pair of form ss to ain one run and Smith's single Mentie. rt’ $v e130 jective las an ankle ailment, was due tol ; ,» my equl- : 3 sent when he er major league bringing in tw [omas. Ho 4 0 1 3 . y ' ibrium couldn't be hr Dressen would not lj i learned today Ipitc | o more. That sent riiame, e 4.9 ? the mile f start but Lopez saved him for : sounder.” he not listen to his I oday J. {pitchers. Murray Wall to the sh Whisenant, If 1.4 1 @ r sald, “This is not a denial, according to 8 aA ig T o the showers, end-| Hoover. » ] 1'% 3 8 4 by 15 ya future use. 7 case of bad g to Stanky, and = gajanian hey were ex-St. Louis C _ing a skein of 12 ID ly 1.09.0 1 0 ¥ lv Yan Collins’ homer gave lefty Bob isposision the pushing IMatch followed, 1ad a chance to |nal Pitcher Tom Poholsky ey games in which a Miwaukes| Erick: » > Le 0 8 0 8 ® o An) Kuzava a relief victor ? 8 8 on dss sign Vukovich to the former Boston Braves ho huler had gone th Liddle. 1 0 0 0 4% ¢ n e v aft ; . . s nus gone the route. {Liddle. » 0 Gene Wondling had: tied the Altes IT ALL started in the first in Major League Leaders make the Yess of lefty, Johnny Antonelli. Zuverink won his 10th game of Llariion 1008 8 0 morrow. for the Yankees with a two-run ning of last night's final game BU the champion- Antonelli was the Colonials the year. ieee. ® 0 0 0 0 The tri homer in the eighth. {in the Dodger series, won by AS aes Brew ship races this (first two-game winner on two-hit 2 a» Tofals .........36 3 18 2% 18 yard free ry x | Brooklyn, 4-3, to give them a Fain. Philadelphi G AB RH. Pct season, nn y jand nine - hit performances in IN THE second tilt, Jones Clarkson flied Jur Estee in jeventh. for this : ; ; : sweep of the four-game set. Mitchel ladeiphis, 1a 4 10 148 236 § When Aggie pn : {which he went all of the way fanned eight Brewers 2 > 8 INDIANAPOLIS ........... 012 100 200—8 trial heat DICK KRYHOSKI homered Woodling, New York 102 338 gt 5 and I first talked Vuk Last night Pi _ g rewers while the|Milwankes ................ 100 001 300— * backstrok earlier for 8 8tanky waited in the coaches’ Kanamen 9 I 41% 3% alke ukovich Agabashian . g oholsky, who had Indians faced five Mil | RUNS BATTE ae 8 elisiro or St. Louis. The Browns ches’ Kell, Boston 107 104 81 1268 31H about #t and I |tossed 2 Aveh waukee | xij ED IN—Vice, Gearhart 3, strok outhit the Yankees, 12 to 6, but box after the Dodgers batted in] "NAT ONAL LEAGUE 0 36 agr d oh | (start, w ve-hitter in his first hurlers. In the seventh inning {Raunt 2, Marques, Montag, Mauch, . A ir hE Dlcees, 2 , but the first and got Into a pushing Musial. 8 3 AB R H Pct greed to drive A ent all the way to gain George Crowe's looping double | ¢, TWO-BASE HITS—Malmbers, Sti style rela hitted by Virgil i 3UEgeTa, po. match with Dressen Umpire Kliszewski bouts 138 464 84 132 “32 Jim Smith Mavaukes for ues . oi Ton i Washington Mili- helped produce three runs but| THREE BASE HiTS—8 —— jour ove! : "ks on the Frank D : [“ockman. New York 121 480 iim,” said Fred; : strict’s fourth st Jones st ; OME | ith, Mevitag, night. day before, came throu , n ascoli separated them Baumholts Chi 89 140 310 “ Ss 7 i . : straight s steadied to finish, relyin RUNS—Gearhart, Smith. ) gh with and th Baumhaits_Chicase” 75 207 44 51 0% die, “I told him it would be impos- triumph an 8-to-6 decisior » Telying| STOLEN BASES_Vi y typical Yankee explosiveness na the game resumed. son, rooklan 118 196 84 121 .306 ecision over on a fast ball in the closi DOUBLE PLAY—Willla Whistnant. : : .. Uc... E RUNS sible for me to make the DuQuoin| * the Ft. Leonard Wood a1. st SIN | Leer AY—Williams and Marques K | The Red Sox stayed 3% Stanky sald later he waite Sauer. Cubs 34/Doby. Indians a7 race ( uoin | Oy D ltorme ood, Mo., Hill- Stages. wan ON BASES—Indianapolis 11, Mil- onno, Sehind in third , ae for Dressen after the poate Riner. Pirates 28 Berra, Yankees 25 rice Sant Davi iy Bios my oiling own Bo hoisky received a lot of help I BASES ON BALLS—ON Jones 3, Hoover Dee free pack the Tigers, 11 to 3 manager made motions of drink- §auer. Cubs UNS BATTED IN Aturday ) from tea of help ; ‘STRIKE OUTS— Le Hudson's seven-hitt B oy Su ing from a bottle in mock Hk Zernial Aihletien ‘81 Rrra Biniver ge} (Saturdia) J. ; si reed Pres ir learnmates Jast night, They Waterfowl Seaso {Donavan 1, Estotk 5 Jones 3, Haover 2 won last n terfield took atte t 0 Por- stanky Sher off Thame, FHT vil WC AL1he lime, Aggie didn't know] ansas City last ‘night con are three “Fi. Wood: hurlers I, Jiisdet "Hoover 4 in 01 inpings a minimur p 4 n m Ye CHING ’ ; lintior i soli 3%; (pit | » Wands and delivered . I Dresgen quoted Stanky | Bha Dodgers 10.) Aiatk Dodgers 10-2 Bill was without a ride or he prob- tinued its slide downward in the w hits, Foholsky Jumsel! Oo ens Oct | PWitn' Fire Ciadie Tin "Wien 8 in 1. 8939 Jon a game-win 3 nky as say antz, A 22.4 Wilhelm. Giants 13-3/abl a as belted fer 12 safe blow . WILD PITCH—Done in 1, 1 : ning eighth inn ing “nobody can say TI’ 7” [Rasch Yankees 15-1 Yuhas, Ca 2 y would have signed him. This American Assoc { e blows, but : WINNING El Ay early and ing single after : y I'm a whis- rds 8-2 jation by drop-|a& four-run third i" Ind ’ TCHER-—Jones (2.0) En Ding Ee Tiky ey : id y move 1s ceriainly agreeable to me. PINE a 9-6 decision to Louisville [2H rd inning uprising Indiana’s hunters can go hunt- LOSING JFITCHER__ Hoover 9-1). 47.1 seconc to 0 Washington victory over a 8 = i Fight Results nt means He car will make all! Righthander Dave Ferris got off spree Boi! Seventh inning ing for migratory waterfowl 10 TIME OF GAME-_3:48. and Dixen. aged to hn Chicago. THE RU : [the championship races with the to a shaky start but margin. days lon h Efi $ Oe ry HE RUCKUS was apparent-| By United Press same dri y settled down | EE 8 longer thin they did last Bill W - s » \» Iv the result of s apparent-| \.wiRrk. N. J |f river. That gives it a bet- and went'the route for a 10-hit| year. | Ye! . 0 . : . § a s , J.—Cene Jones, 312%, ‘ y . y | hl THE National League, the Which quoted ks Shary ig Tacue- a Ail iam to. a poi Danse The Golonels Seared) State Horseshoe Trials The season opens at noon, Oct. Diz i 82 6 Mike hampions pnstop Dodgers made it four in his players to rel ; MIAME : J. (8) ye roy Rutt- runs in the first five 20 ? 1 AA yers ax REACH. Fla. Jo ' 20, and closes be In ; a row over the Cardinals, topping Minds oft baseball and fet thelp vasrad. 138, Mexico Cit ! 0 Ba man 8 neck. innings. Open Tomorrow 13. Last year igi n AA Brondéost ¥ Eo ae hat Hokie pitcher, Stuart Ing to the park for the game aioh Dapgs. 135. New Oriana. 10 a yin 1 cou have kept ro asewhers, 5t Paul settled tte}, Sualifcation for the 1952 In- Oct. 26 and closed Dec. 9 The opening ig gg i splashed h . 4 to 3. The Giants, barel “That doesn't ” * ltreal, outpeinted Armand Sav . ving for Aggie hut my pre. 0% S04S0T SEKI with Columbus 412 na Horseshoe to Shotguns, equipped with Nanging on. stayed 1 5, y mean,” Stanky Montreal, (12) ole. 13%! vious © i bili by topping the Bir - obe urnament s, equipped with a plug American Association playoff ing chamry . Sta) 01; games told Bob Broe writ LO . ommitments with the ' © ping the Birds, 6-1, behind] peng tomorrow at 6 to permit loading of onl h oils Y Behind in second with : . g writer of the| LOS ANGELES (UP)--Al Cruz, 122, Los, Irish Horan thri y the 9-hit pitehi |Do pm at g nly 3 shells, |here will be carried by 450 radio ale and } i 40 a 16-hit, story, “that 1 threw ; {Angleles, st dH an thrill show made it pitching of Pat Me-|0rner Park, Frankfort. must be used. ol 24 to 7 victory at Pittsburgh ho hrew away the pac, Tex. oboe ector Rios. 121, El jmbossible for me to do the Glothin. Shortstop Russ Derr |” Qualifications conti ort He ie Ba Ne rifles can be stations in a coast-to-coast broad- igan. YT.efty Warren Spahn pi pe — i se see job. I am sure Bill will d blasted a homer to spoil a 11 m. to 10 nue from 6 over 16 waterfowl. Hunters cast with Dizzy Dean at the In the 1 AVGTS bal re Rie pitched erackerjack 10 8 | Glothin’s shutout. Mi spol’ Me po rida p. m. tomorrow and hunting for migratory microphone. finals, Je a2 give the Braves or jack job for Aggie. feated the . Minneapolis de- ay and open an hour earlier| VAterfowl of ducks, geese and Milwaukee Brewer G State w 2.10 0 victory over the Reds, Freddie is appearing as a stunt ed the cellar-dwelling Sena- Saturday night. Graydon Me- brtnt must have a federal duck Manager Rich s$neral BO 12th of the Year. ar Sid Gor. car driver with the Horan show tors fram Charleston, 7:2 |Fatridge of Adlington, winner or | Stamp. All hunters must have a said Tuesday the Pe BN on homered. Dee Fondy singled that will play ——— the 1949, ’50 and '51 t regular state h t , ot e Sept. 9 versity o in the winning run in the E . will play Friday, Saturday def ; 151 tourneys, i wo umng license: ju be carried by the Mutual runner-u 13th as and Sunday at the I » ® efending champion. | ne ————— B p the Cubs topped the P Ng y a e Indiana State Kow ye . roadcasting System as “Th Davies. H ils, 3 to 2 W 3 : Rookie Sammy White 33 in 4 Pan 2 40 0 Shiki Ins Bowli N | Golfing Notes Game & He Day.” Dean, the for the etree eet i Ww ing otes Results of Ladies net t e ational League pitching gained hi — THE C S Br VE ver tto K | wit Tits of Ladies niet tourpy at Sheed (star, w I r CHAMPIONSHIP car was Wisdek Rows uss (olllinole Bowling Alley has cpenings for fermen, Seth Can Bo Mir ames the or] Nagle With Al Yeiter on Hhe male AMERICAN ASAUCIATION LTR Y left without a driver when Troy owalskl was declared To mixed lesinz jo, howl on I Nate ue Can 6. Mis Jock | “This wi st. Mil Won Lost Pct. GB SULTS YESTERDAY |was injured i nner over Otto Kuss in the main wo teams, 750 average or o GA-5508 Annual Butler B- Men's golf i 8 11 be the first time an HOLAN M ara Ay 5 -l ME N ASSOCIA’ i | : wen < o complete Yave ; ; all outin n . i TR MH ON ORS columns TERICAN. ASSOCIATION ig n a sprint car race event as the pro mat outdoor sea- oe Sots Paver Latin J I, oe Ts ‘scneduled "ioday American Association game will team An gi Few .o.lo.c O46 S16 je (St mul... 00 00 gp 3 U edar Rapids, Ia. Aggie, re- son ended at West 16th St. Speed- Alleys. Call Lois Ly oht pennsylvania noes. Jin 0a I be on a national hookup,” Smith D ar 14 8% 33 14 Melliere. Coffman (3) and Rand luet wav 1 p | inner will be served at 6:30 said ick Clevel e CBtANAPOLIS es a2 a0 is DLL AG Balam ana. Mc luctant to take a driver away “i ast night before 2200 fans. | BI EE a 20-yard Colas Lis. ... 68 Boao Loutsville, 133 210 000 8 31 from an other car, contacted Kuss, who won the first fall in| . medley rel: Irs arleston aa 98 od ash Feces “and Isbell Grenkowsk! G3. Freddie and asked him to drive we minutes with a reverse leg| or, trio was c AMERICAN LEAGUE Charleston 14), Novel 9) and Owen e Milwaukee race last Sunda scissors lost the second one in 10 & * : Mee LEAGL v 000 40 y Vo : new meet 1 New York ee BD Eicon Lo oS % 1b MINORAg they could Work out seme RUL 29 unable to continue for the $ 3 ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO SAVE OES Oni Cleveland ceeeeannnn A183 NE, 1. lon ~ AMERICAN 1EAGUF tt., 'thing for the rest of the season. i ial | # 3 Browning ! .s ase ( 5 3 ? ie 0 0 00 = . OV n ¢ ace Fashington renee a 80 320 14 Warhivkion oo oo S00 a ’ : i The Times learned Vukovich windup veloc. Won. ihe semi- t } T Hoved Texas wor Re S YR a ei TE rt att, TOR 3); was without a ride when car minutes with p R% Gibson in 18 § nossecxameco ww bp I CRS Bobby Cl 8 : uo 408 # [Deira a 3 (owner Howard Keck recalled his |drop kfck A an Hh whip and] § Bobby Clof : NATIONAL LEAGUE rent White . (3) S18 200 30 -11 10 car to the Pacific Coast. Bill not breaking lisgualineatio for and Joaqu in er snklsn won Last Pot GB [10:00 and. White id Glnary: Hpdson missed the ride gt Milwaukee by Rasputin an openi cost Ivan Browning New York $l 2 Mi oils Pitcher Wight (6-8) Pe. less than 24 hours. ‘tory. Billy Meng Than ve I . CO st Loui : “ 3 8 outs 2 . ; . y 4 niels wo : . . Philadelphia & 3 NH 1 hy Ney York . 5 000 as = 3 3 } 5 Even though Freddie would have preliminary. R the 4 10253 and ¢ 5 : 11 ige (0) “0 ay p y if § | b Boston 3 88 i 33), S0IH, Kutave a Br at a Kons Neen ‘xyallalie afer Sept. 7 when —— | t noe i TNE aud oKeboakd apy, Weetnne (li). Cel "act wi oran expires : : Pittsburgh 1 (13th) A Col ' REGULARLY eer i Ire Le 1» 280 48 a 3h. pling Fiieher—Kusnss he Was Willing to give up his seat Jockey Sidelined A200 4 Co + . | ovic y { '< > LSAMES TODAY Qlevaidnd i, 00 aid 201 01. & 11 o Would make ng rw Cy TICKED Ba ANS: Rr NOW ¥ Out { (All night : i 00 000 021 00— 3 7 on . y. 17, Of lea u iA arOLa Ar fe. nae 0S 0 TE $11 2" oni aoc ypaergrenst of sec, (AnVtesas. Ware, "the prise Schol (Only games schediiled) fume | Rum 2 Sai Te. Neen ing fate has put the sensation- leading jockey, was expected to pn SLA LEAGTE Td AI win nar] Shdriver of the S500" behind the |, 0°," C7 onc o's pack injury LARMIF . Slevelang I oe. SAY Se Wael of the car that beat him ing a recurrence of a back injury —Four W; . Putrolt at Boston, ion night! Philsdeiphia (1% Innings) 2 A ear he hit the wall on the |during yesterday's program at! REGULARLY 62:50 skin hopef “ New Yori DORAL LEAGUE Chicaga “000 000 So Je0-—-310 UY ing 1ap after setting a blister- | Narragansett Park Race Track.| eligible. to X Fh cha amen Xt Rieti To 1 Ea De Spirito was injured last week | NOW gg * oston at Cincinnati ppstein, Leonard (9). Schult v tid} » ‘when he w ’ >oach B A cdelnht : { Atwell. W alts (10) and as thrown from a hors . adelphis al St. Louis (night). |Cosine, pyicher Hansen 4 Schula 4-2) b AGGIE STILL hopes Troy will he was working at OTL 2 Horne, back Al F . GAMES TOMORROW (Pitduburen CL) ong Kiwis gbe avie lo make the Ian Iwo Park, | iii . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | and Spencer (3io Wilhelm (3). Lanter pages 5 the Season, Phoenix, een Taioak » INDIANAPOLIS at C a ain (4), Necciai 8. 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