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PAGE FOUR-, Boxing Is American Medical Group Soys Chicago, June 3,. American association's disenchanted view of the fight game showed itself again, this time in a magazine article referring to amateur and professional boxing as "organized mayhem." The'tory, which termed boxing the greatest killer in American athletics, appeared in hygeia, health magazine of the A. M. under the by-line of assistant Managing Editor Thomas Gor- 8 man. Doctors, Gorman wrote, are used for "furnishing a phony re- to an otherwise dubious activity" 1 in boxing circles.

Said he: "Doctors who have pointed out the dangers of organized mayhem based on scientific observations over the are" only permitted, on the' sidelines as members of advisory boards arid as medical-examiners rependent for tlieir fees on the whims of politicians." "Punch Drink" Although GttFfnSS carefully cited the numerous ring fatalities which have occurred in Tecerit years, he went further, asserting that 50 per cent'of all active fighters are punch drunk to some degree. "A boxer doesn't have to be knocked out or have his skull broken to be seriously injured," Skinless Slab Bacon (in piece) wrote. "He may spffer pinpoint hemorrhages or other haftji 4p his brain not outwardly apparent even to the trained physician. i "These injuries can result from any hard blow to the head. tissues not heat as do, other'tissues 6f We body.

Brain Injury Some parts of the. brain, said, Gorman, can suffer' destruction' of a small amount of tissue without paralysis, or changes in behavior, But. he'ad- ded, these injuries' are And they will 'as more, are received to loss of mental powers or bodily control." Gorman draws none of the popular lines between amateur and professional ring activities. His.article "The participants our "sports' of professional boxing come from the thousands of high school boys and young men the current edition "of "the Phillies, baseball today-, lias a riot squad' comparable to the Dusek brothers in wrestling. The Phils went in for murder, manslaughter, mayhem and what have you on a big scale last night when they walloped Cincinnati 3.

Sawyer's charges 'iieH three major records witii an outburst of home runs during a 10-ruri rally in the eighth in av.iiu.ui w.ya auu men (img, and undoubtedly, set Bom; college who engagieliny amateur (kind of a record by accomplish boxing. This has become so high-1 ing iall feats during; the ly organized through vast inter-1same game. city tournaments that "the only I- Five Homers division Phils hit fi ve homers and amateur boxing is the funnel by which the first is fuppli- ed with the great reservior of second. They are both part of same picture." FIT FOR A KING! For Dad On Father's Day Your Dad knows a SUIT made for him by J. B.

Simpson means the finest that money can They Fit Better They Wear Longer WALTERJ.MTIS 111 Court Street Samples Will Be Brought To Your Home For Inspection NAMED ASSISTANT Chicago, June 3 -r- First coach to be named as an as- to head.man Bud Wilkinson in preparing the college all- stars for their Aug. 12 football game with the Eagles in Chicago is George James, head grid pilot at Cornell university. Wilkinson, famous Oklahoma coach, was named earlier this week to' lead -the- collegians against the National football league champs; Read the Classified Ada. the eighth, duplicating a pne-in ning explosion previously per formed by the New York Giants Four of them came with. the bases empty, equalling anothe ftiark.

And Catcher Andy Sem inick, who had homered in the second inning, tied a third mark by; two circuit clouts durhig the big rally. The victims of these shennan iganu were Ken Raffensberger Jess. Dob.ernic and Ken Peter son. Seminick's second' homer of the big and'third the game, came with two 1 on base. Other, circuit clouts during thi rally were made by Del Ennis Puddin' Head Jones and Pitcher Schoolboy Rowe.

Boston Wins Warren Spahn of the Braves AMERICAN FENCING STEEL A. B. COCHRAN SON, Inc. TOUR BUILDING SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS. I Announcement I am happy to announce my appointment as Commission Bulk Depot Agent for the Shell American Petroleum Company, Tipton, Indiana.

I have been connected with Shell American for a number of years both as tank truck salesman at Tipton and in a supervisory capacity in bulk depot work, and I certainly welcome the opportunity to return to home grounds arid serve the many Shell American customers in the Tipton territory. My appointment came as a result of Russell Phifer's resignation necessitated by illness in his family. I will have available a complete stock of Premium Quality Shell Products, and along with Don Lane ancj Watson Meadows, I promise you dependable weekly route service. Richard H. (Dickj Whisler BULK DEPOT AGENT SHELL AMERICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY Tipton, Indiana Phone 85 I the National League scramble to two full fames, with a 4-to-l win Over Pittsburgh.

Spahri allowed only five hits! Both Brdoklyh and the New who! are- tied for second place, lost ground. Stan Musial's triple with two aboard in: the 14th Beat tHe Dodgers, 7 to 4. 61. the Chicago Cubs held Giants to three hits and blanked them 3 to 0, only qne.New^Yprk player reaching second base, and that by of two errors, IX Tanks Wii Again In the American League, the New York Yankees stretched their lead over the second-place Boston Red Sox to games by dutscbring the Chicago White Sox, 12 to 7. The Bosox were beaten by Cleveland's Bob Lemon, 8 to 3.

i Washington hosed out the St. Louis Browns, 4 to 1, on a three- run liomer by Eddie Yost. For the second time in. as many days, Hobt Evers, with, a three run homer arid a double, sparked Detroit to a 5-to-4 win over Athletics, in 10 innings. EACE FATALITY Indianapolis, June 3 Metzlcr, 38, race driver injured 1 May.

28 in a crash, during a practice run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, died today at Methodist hospital. The Indianapolis racing driver had rieyerj appeared in a 500-mile race and was making his first attempt to. get. into the big race this year when his car crashed the southwest wall last Saturday morn- tait. Metzler had lived in Indianapolis many years.

He was a veteran dirt pilot and had been involved in several near fatal accidents previously. i PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. jjoe Off, route 5, are the parents of a -daughter born. Friday, May 27.

The baby weighed 7-pounds, and has been-named Cheryl Ann. This is the first child in the home. The maternal graridmrther is Mrs. Alice Julius northeast of Hobbs, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Off, route 2. The mother was Miss Eunice Julius prior to her marriage. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Missionary society of the fh-st Presbyterian church wil meet in the church parlors Mon day at 8 p. hi. Mrs.

Jarhes Cox 117 Columbia avenue, gues speaker, will tell about her ex periences in India'during Worl War H. THE TgroN: PAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1949 Walcott-Charles Bout Stamped O.K. THf STANDINGS Amrricuo AiMKludcn won lout St. Pmil IS Indianapolis ..27 22 TnltUo 17 City 18 LoulBvllle 15 'American Lea York 27 Boston 21 H'anhlnjton Itvtrnlt 22 Philadelphia 21 ClcTclanU IS Chicago 19 St. Z-oilln 17 20 24 21 2B SO 13 17 19.

19 21 ID 22 32 National 25 17 lirooklyn 8J Xrw York IB St. l-oul. Zl 18 CfncJnnati 20 21 rhll.tdrlpliin 20 2t Chleaco 10 IMttsburth 16 26 pet. .631 .524 .413 .409 .333 JJ5S .537 .488 .46.1 .238 .303 .548 .338 .488 .410 .381. Chisox Finally Confess that ng Go on Forever By Charles Einstein InJnrniitloEnl Service Chicago, June: 3, Chicago White Sox put $50,00.0 worth of faith today in an 18- year-old kid from Broken arroW, Oklahoma, to become the riexl Luke'Appling.

.1 Shortstop Jim Baumer, who came home from fiis high school graduation one week ago today' to find eight major league scouts lounging on his doorstep, turned his baseball future over to the chisox for, what Sox officials called "one of the biggest bonuses in baseball history." Shrewdf observers put the bonus sum at fifty grand. Other Bidders The New; York) Yankees, Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Pirates were leading bidders for among the young Mr. Baumer's services, which are reported to be services with a capital S. The kid, in the often- maligned language of baseball men, does everything, and goes to his left, too. I The Sox signed him to a con- iract with their Waterloo, ta.j team of the three-I league.

That means jthat as a bonus he'll get a season's worth of minor league experience be- iore the Sox either have to call him up or let him become sub- ect to the baseball draft. Baumer stands six-foot-two, weighs 185 pounds and bats rights. First Confession. His acquisition by the Sox represents the first outright con- ession by club higher-ups that Mr. Appling, the present short- top incumbent, may not go- on orever.

Hitherto, there had been some doubts. Appling, who is fortyish in he full flavor of the term, ciir- ently is in his 19th season of hortstopping for the White Sox His career, sketched briefly, in- places and clutch hitters in the history of basball, also boasts such varied accomplishments having led the American League seven time inj assists, stolen ten bases in 14 tries recently as and being one of the few! remaining at a little-known baseball foul balls. Reid Ruffing, among other pitchers, found the solution to Appling's pitcher-exhausting tactic of fouling off six, seven and eight straight throws. "I never threw him more than five balls," Red said once. "If I didn't have by then, I let um have his base hit.

Better him on first tlian me in the shower with a broken arm." a' Sister's Son' Cops FoUrth Win Collirisville. 111., June 3, Castleton Farm's Ham- bletonian hope, Sistler'B raced to his fourth straight grand circuit win last night at Fairmount Park in the $2,250 divided 27 class-trot. The veteran Palin drove the 3-year-old trotter to victory in straight heats of one mile arid 1-1116 miles in tile second division of the-event. The first division qf the same race was taken by Newport Stock Farms' Geritza, piloted by Del Cameron, which captured both the mile and 1-1-16 mile events. Sister's Son paid $2.80, $2.60 and $2.80, $2.60 and $2.20, while Lady Geritza returned $5.80, $4.20 and $3.20 and $3.60, $2.60 and $2.40.

MRS. HEIBLE ILL Friends here received word that Mrs. Margaret Heible, formerly of Tipton, is, critically ill at the home of The Little Sisters, Indianapolis, Her address is The Little Sisters Home, 520 East Vermont street, Jtob's Cood sale Satttrday intoning, 'June 4th i. eludes more at-bats; more runs and more hits than that of anj other active major Although playing for a club notoriously renowned for it lack of scoring) punch, Luke i exceeded in iriui-batted-in onlj by Joe DiMaggio and Johnny power team those players listed on present major league rosters. One Applinj Of one Greatest of "the greatest YOU'LL SEE I SPIllSJ CHILLS and THRILLS at the KOKOMO 5 Pi £6 WAY SUNDAY NITE 6:30 Time Trials First Race A DRIVERS ie Householder Swede Carpenter Bay Knipper Moneymaker irrankie Tillman beine Vaiillemer Boearter Kenny Wines George Tiebenor Doc Shanebrook ind many othen 3 fee Parking Lots Gate WiJlfce Spin ItASKHAI.I.

IOWAY- Nationiil Lvtigue I.ouU (Stair?) ut liruoklyu (llutlcii) thlniro (Chlpmun) at York (Kennedy) finrlniintl (Erautt nnd UVlimeier) at I'hlladelphla (Kvbcrtu and Mryer) Only mantes scheduled American League York (I'orterfield) at Chlcneo (IMerce or CMght) Wanhlneton (Calvert) at St. T.oui» ht) Uostou (Dobaon) at Cleveland Philadelphia (Kellnei) at Detroit KKSfLTS National 'All playeil at nlxlit Chlcaro 3. York 0 M. LouU 7, lirooklyn 4 I'hUndelpllia 12. ClnrlDnali 3 Itnaton 4.

I'illnhnrxli 1 American Ijeajciie York 12. Chlrneo 7 Detroit 3, t'hiladeli-hla 4 (ID lii- IlllIKO) Clereland 8. llo.ton (Night) Washington 4. Mt. I.ouls I (Niiht) American AHMoelatioii At KanBim City City 1-0.

Toledo 1-2 At Milwaukee IndUnnpolN Sllltvaitkee 2 At St. i'uill St. Paul H. Lnul's- vllle 9 At MimienpnlU 12. 'Try a Tribune Want Ad.

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