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1 THE MUNCIE STAR. FRIDAY. APRIL 26. 1946 13 Cardinal Bowling Boston Blues Play Packers at by Eddie Arcaio, who will ride him in the derby, hung his nose on the wire in front of Hal Price Headley's Pellicle. Warren Wright's In Earnest, who battled it out with the pace setters most of the way around, finished third, 21i lengths behind the two leaders, and a neck in front of Headley's Plumper, who cut out all the early pace before fading.

Universal League (City Recreation) Anderson Whips Cats Here, 3 to 2 Blue Grass Stakes Won by Lord Boswell Lexington, April 25 UP) Thinlies Beat Tigers 75-56 McCulloch Sunday Led by Hammers with a hefty 653 count, Tom Graves with 607, The Boston Blues, who formerly operated as the St. Louis Stars, Bill Cottom with 572, and Judy with 562, Van Dam Cigars won Greencastle, April 25 Ball will help the Muncie Kuhner The Anderson Indians scored two runs in the first half of the three from Indiana Bridge. Ham Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's Lord Bos Minneapolis Blanked by Milwaukee Minneapolis, April 25 UP) Ewald Pyle and Woody Abernathy today continued their mound duel of last week in Milwaukee but on this occasion the Brewer lefthander turned the tables on his Minneapolis rivals to earn a 3-to-0 triumph. Pyle held the Millers to three hits and never was in any real danger.

Abernathy had a one-hit game until the eighth inning, Packers open their schedule Sun mers rolled 214, 237, and 202 and CURB SERUIC 6 TO 11:30 P. M. SANDWICHES MILK SHAKES seventh inning to defeat the Cen well won the Blue Grass Stakes today to become the favorite for Graves posted 214, 222, and 171 day afternoon at the McCulloch State gobbled up ten of the fourteen individual events to beat De-Pauw in a dual track and field meet here this afternoon, 75 to 56. tral Bearcats, 3 to 2, in a North Central Conference baseball game Maynard rolled 572 for the losers. Park baseball diamond.

the Kentucky Derby, but simultaneously it was announced that Dibble rolled 585 and Keppler The game will start at 2:30 played -yesterday afternoon at o'clock and Mayor John Hann another of Mrs. Graham's leading Coach John V. Magnabosco's ardinals surrendered first position 575 for Gill Clay Pot as the team won two from Wearly Monuments. COKES McCulloch Park. Denver Wooten of Muncie Cen tral and Loose of Anderson, en gaged in a hurling duel, the for Frank Koontz rolled 632 and ton will toss out the first ball to Kuhner Packing Company Official Henry Kuhner.

A flag-raising Sheldon Lane 617 for the losers. derby hopes, Star Pilot, would not start in the big race May 4. Star Pilot, champion two-year-old colt of last year, has not been training too -well and as a result was declared out of the derby. His ceremony also is scheduled. with Koontz getting 191, 204, and Mm inly in the 100 and 220-yard lashes, won by DePauw's Bob Dgden; the 880-yard run, won by Vest; the discus throw, won by viay, and the mile relay, rhree Double Winners mer giving up seven hits, and the latter yielding only three safeties.

237 and S. Lane 179. 248. and 190, (flora's EtITC FIVE POINTS Manager Orville Webber of the Packers will select his starting Freas rolled 615, Oakley 609 The Indian inner defense was lm pitcher from a staff that includes and Stillwagon 591 for Fisher Oil giving up three in the last two rounds. Score: Joe Morris, Jake Jett, Bill Frazier potent at times, seven errors being charged against those in the as the team won two from Kelsey and Bill Miller.

Milwaukee 000 00O 013 3' 4 6 withdrawal leaves Mrs. Graham with Lord Boswell, Knockdown and Colony Boy as her deiby hopes. Lord Boswell won the $12,500 event today in his first start since JJectnc. Freas rolled 211, 203, and Ogden was home in the fine ime of :09.9 in the 100-yard dash vith Perry of DePauw, Shryock of field. Aaron Belcher will officiate at Minneapolis 000 000 000 0 3 0 201 and Oakley 179, 232, and 198.

Play at Anderson Today the plate, with Odie Barnett on Felderman; Abernathy and Kelsey of the losers rolled 600 on Pyle and Rolandson. Jail State, and Valandingham of In the Central half of the third. the bases. winding up his two-yeai-old cam games of 212, 180, and 208 and iall State close on his heels. He the Bearcats forged into a 3-to-0 HOMERS FOR SAINT WIN Olsen contributed 552.

The Blues play in the Negro United States League and are von the 220-yard dash in :23.2. UNCLE TOMS CABIN HARRIET BEECHER STOWE STEPHEN C. FOSTER paign last November. In a smashing finish after being St. Paul, April 25 UP) A home lead on two Anderson fielding mis cues and a base hit by Fred Rob Double winners for Ball State managed by Tom "Big Train" Par run by Eric Tipton, St.

Paul left all but left at the post, the high-powered son of Boswell, piloted Jim Swinford, who won the ling. Anderson got one of the runs ker, who usually plays in right Led by Lindley with 569, Mof-fitt Insurance won three from Jefferson National Life. Steinmetz of the losers rolled 562. Boswell rolled 570 and Huffman 566 for tule and two-mile, and Dietrich, fielder, with the bases loaded back in the sixth and in the sev field. ho was a Winner in both hurdles enth the Redskins tallied the tying SEE -HEAR- aces.

ana winning markers on safeties broke a 4-to-4 tie with Kansas City in the eighth inning today and the Saints won, 9 to 5. Score: Galliher Insurance as the club Six or the eight regulars are former servicemen. Eldridge May-weather is regarded as one of the fanciest first-sackers in Negro Cardinal Netters at Earlham Today Other Cardinal winners included by Mills, Loose and Weatherly. won a series from Kresge Com' larick in the 440-yard dash BEAUTIFUL DREAMER MY OL5j ioose, the Anderson pitcher. pany.

m. xaus rolled 566 for the XT Kansas City ooo Oia am sin i Ball State will oppose Earlham helped win his own game. He 'hillips and Thacker, who tied in he pole vault; Bill Coleman, who St. PU1 300 100 05 1J a in a tennis meet this alternoon at scored the tying run in the sixth UNCLE TOM -LITTLE EVA -TOPSy ETC. Rels, Holcomb (1).

Bradley (7) and Sil baseball and ranks with the great hitters of the sport. Tall Frank McAllister, who hits so well that he is used in the out WKCNTUCKy HOMB SUSANNA losers. Ladies Handicap League (City Recreation) 'on the shot; Eldon Stoops, high amp winner; Thacker, who won Richmond. Coach Pete Phillips' Cardinals defeated Earlham last vers; Nltchola. Diet.

(7), Bloat 47). Bherer (9) and Dantonlo. when Weatherly, the Indian left fielder, banged out a triple. In the final stanza, Loose and Weatherly collaborated in the death-dealing le broad jump, and Vic Overman, INDIANS POUND BIRDS Elks won two from Hi-Hat Hamburger. Shelby of the losers Saturday at Ball State, 9 matches to 0.

field when not pitching, will be the mound choice of Manager Parker. THE LI6HT BROWN HAIR ETC. ho prevailed in the javelin irow. The Cardinals slammed the Columbus. April 25 UP) Glen rolled 464.

Led by Stanford with Ball State players in that match run scoring. Fletcher coasted to a 10-to-l vic ttter event, with Keever second were Smith, Alexander, uyner, Muncie hits were registered bv 480, Singer Sewing Machine won two from Magic City Beverage. Sample, Blackwood and Shawhan. n-uuiing, owamwooa ana uioson. nd McClausland third.

Summary: tory tonight as the Indianapolis Indians defeated Columbus in the isurke rolled 491 for the losers. wooten struck out four of the Doubles pairings were Smith and Alexander, Tyner and Blackwood, Russell rolled 491 and Cottom 464 100-yard dash Ogden. DePauw, enemy and Loose whiffed five. The opener of a two-game series. for Delaware Hotel as the team rst; Perry, DePauw, second; and Sample and Shawhan.

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Evenings 60c, 90c, $1.20, $1.80, Including Tax Fletcher, allowing six eave Bearcats play a return engagement at Anderson this afternoon. R. H. E. hryock.

Ball State, third. Turn won two from Davis Flowers. Moore rolled 476 and O'Neill 461 the Red Birds their lone tally after ne neid a ten-run lead. 220-yard dash Ogden, DePauw, Anaerson MO 001 3 3 7 7 Bob Brady hit a home run over central 002 000 0 2 1 ft for the losers. Led by Mitchell with 464, Owl Drugs won three from Coca-Cola.

Fouts rolled 492 rst; Shryock, Ball State, second; Loos. Wooten. Vandergrlff, Dooley. alandingham, Ball State, third, the right field fence, scoring two runners ahead of him in the seventh inning. Score: ime :23.2.

"M' CLUB MEETS TONIflHT for Durham No. 2 as the team won two from Durham No. 1. 440-yard dash Rarick, Ball lviemDers or tne Club, an Indianapolis 000 001 450 lo' 10 4 Indiana Light Heavy Champ Beats Fort Wayne, April 25 UP) Tommy Charles, 170, Terre Haute, state light heavyweight champion, outpointed Al Sheridan, 173, Indianapolis, in a ten-round championship bout here tonight. The champion held a definite edge all the way in retaining his crown.

There were no knockdowns. Willis Jones, 136, Gary, took a six-round decision over Tiger Wills, 138, Columbus, O. Freddie Tibbs, 140, Columbus, and Tommy Welch, 140, Dayton, fought a six-round draw. Harry Ochstein, 140, Fort Wayne, outpointed Art Arbuckle, 144, Indianapolis, in four rounds. Gene Thomas, 165, Fort Wayne, Twentieth Century League organization of former Muncie ate, first; Brown, DePauw, sec-id; Riser, Ball State, third.

Time 000 000 010 1 central athletes, are invited to at (Muncie Bowling Center) Fletcher and Brad- Rhrrvh. rirHtnrm tena a meeting at 7:30 o'clock Led by Tom Graves with 584. (7), Nelson and Malone. 880-yard run West, DePauw, tonight at Heekin Park Cabin No. 5, Glaser and Taylor won two from HENS DROP COLONELS rst; McLeod, DePauw, second Ballard Hardware.

Douglas of the Toledo, April 25 UP) The Mud arick. Ball State, third. Time Avev; NOW Thru Sat. oa Mil run Swinford, Ball State, losers fired 564. Freas rolled 617 for Borden Furnas Ice Cream as the team won two from Midwest Towels.

His games were 201, 180 and 236. Led by Knecht with 609 and Femyer with 555, Muncie Tool a II III Hens made it three victories in a row tonght with a 6-to-4 conquest of Louisville In the first of a two-game series. Homer Gibson went the distance for Toledo, giving un rst; Sohn, DePauw, second; 'ackwood, Ball State, third. Time 4:50.5. Two-mile run Swinford, Ball won two from Dietzen Bakers.

won a four-round decision from Green Point Barbecue rolled ate, urst; Everett. state, cond; Myers, DePauw, third. eight hits and fanning nine besides contributing a double which drove in a run. Score: Bob Cain, 165, Indianapolis. Eagles League je0 Tarzan tml trapped by lf.

the ungle rH princess -feSgK off the' fiendish ij BStJ Wj lrnen! me 11:09. 2,953 to sweep a series with American Legion and Hammers rolled 640, Falls 623, Koontz 613 and wmisvm OOO 120 0104 4 xoieao 102 101 10 6 3 (City Recreation) 120-yard high hurdles Dietrich, ill State, first; Gubbins, De-iuw, second; Dandelles, DePauw, Howard Lane 573 for the winners. Patton. Simond.i (St. Lunnn i ni "-G-M mailers; uioson ana Moss.

Hammers' games were 152, 213 and Haverstick rolled 651 for Feet PLUS MYSTERY HIT! ird. Time :17.0. as the team swept a series from a huge 275, Falls rolled 225, 184 and 214, and Koontz rolled 207, 189 and 217. Kelber rolled 575 Legs. His games were 182, 232, 220-yard low hurdles Dietrich, ill State, first; Gubbins, DePauw, Miss Curtis Will Seek Record in Purdue Pool mm and 237.

C. Bartling rolled 579 for Necks as the team won three and Weimer 562 for the losers. cond; Dandelles, DePauw, third. me :27.S. Led by Boyce Fehrman with 592 nu if.

Lafayette, April 25 UP) fOMUBK from Claws. P. Schwartz of the losers rolled 594. Koontz rolled 598 to help Eyes win three from Pole vault Phillips, Ball State, Thacker, Ball State, tied for Ann Curtis of San Francisco's OSAliain and Herbert with 567, Dillow Company won two from Galliher Insurance. Medsker's 577 was high for the losers.

"AN Crystal Plunge Club will try for st and second; Pauley, DePauw, Wings. Led by Clark with 564, Heads won two from Feathers. new world's record for the 440- ird. Height 10 feet, 3 inches. Ehrlich rolled 589 and Gindhart Shotput Coleman, Ball State, yard free-style in the feature i 11 st; May, DePauw, second; event of Purdue University's an ROBERT I'AlnH' JliNf AUVSO' Ball State, third.

Distance nual galacade May 3-5. The old 562 for Jefferson National Life as the team won two from Pepsi-Cola. Smith rolled 582 for the losers. 38 feet. 6 inches.

mark is 5:12.8, set by R. Hveeer in M-G-M's HILARIOUS "Just-Married" COMEDY High jump Stoops, Ball State, oi uenmarK. 1 1 uripniiiiiirn st; Valandingham, Ball State, Dick Papenguth, Boilermaker JOHNNY nLldditiULLLK Wednesday Night Handicap League swimming coach and master of inunr inrrririn Murray, DePauw, tied for sec-d and third. Height 5 feet, 5 BRENDA JUIUC JOHNNY dntmtLU ACQUANETTA Produced by SOL LESSER (City Recreation Alleys) Led by Coleman with 614 and ceremonies for the water show, said today Miss Curtis probably would try for new marks in other I Broad jump Thacker, Ball ate, first; Stackle, DePauw, sec- Koontz with 600, Delco Grinders SEE IT TODAY! Valandingham, Ball State, ird. Distance 20 feet, zhes.

events also. Miss Curtis holds thirteen American records in the free-style from 100 yards to one mile and led Crystal Plunge to the team championship in the women's indoor A.A.U. meet at Seattle two weeks ago. Her team also will be defending champion in the women's outdoor A.A.U. meet at Shakamak State Park next August.

Javelin throw Overman, Ball ate, first; Keever, Ball State, ond; McClausland, Ball State, won three from Sandy's Service. Coleman hit 231. 179 and 204, and Koontz 176, 223 and 201. Delco Oxide won two from Warner Machine. Chevrolet Forge won three from Delco Charging.

American Laundry won two from Hall and Jones Service. Manis of the losers rolled 557. Ross's Corner won two from Delco Personnel. Muncie Church League rl Distance 160 feet. Mile relay Won by DePauw ields, McLeod, West, Brown); HUME CRONYN audrey totter EDDIE ''ROCHESTER ANDERSON REGINALD OWEN NOW Ends Sat.

11 State, second. Time 3:46.1. SY Waldorf I Vvl Idward ARNOLD cugat' jyLv and Hu Orchestra Discus throw May, DePauw, (City Recreation) College Avenue No. 2 won three st; McClausland, Ball State, sec-d; Wright, DePauw, third. Dis-ice 111 feet.

5 inches. Two-Motor Racer Among Six Entries starts SUNDAY! from College Avenue No. 1. High Street No. 3 won two from In dustry U.

Presbyterian won STARTS SUNDAY in Speedway Race if I two from Walnut Street Baptist. First Baptist won two from High "Anchors Aweigh," battle song of 9 navy, was composed by Band-ister Charles A. Zimmerman in 16. It was first sung at an Army-ivy football game in 1907. Indianapolis, April 25 UP) A Street No.

2. High Street No. 1 PLUS ACTION HIT! won two from Riverside U. B. two-motor oddity and three foreign cars were among six entries SUNSET 1 (tftfti TOfJITE! IS THE NIGHT! BE HERE AT 11:30 P.M.

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Schell will drive one racer. His other pilots will be French two of them with one-handle names. They are listed as Lanza, Raph and Louis Gerard. Raph, one-time Roosevelt raceway driver, will handle the Alfa Romeo. Another Alfa Romeo was entered today by Don Lee, of Los Angeles.

The driver was not announced. Other new entrants were Overton Phillips of Pasadena, whose eight-cylinder car will be piloted by Harold Rob-son, and Fred Johnston of Hamilton, who nominated a four-cylinder job with Duke Dinsmore as driver. Entries will close at midnight next Wednesday. The field at present includes seven Maseratis, three Alfa Romeos and a Mercedes. Tazio Nuvolari of Italy may bring a three-car team.

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Middletown Ladies' League (City Recreation) Conyers rolled 519 including games of 168. 176 and 175, as Cade's Florists team won three from Commercial Printing. Hubbard rolled 491 for the losers. Moore rolled 480, O'Neill 471. and Graves 458 for Whitney Dairy as the team won three from Eagles.

Russell hit 465 for the losers. Led by B. Kimberlin with 513, including games of 135, 223, and 155. Hotel Delaware won two from Sigma Beauty. OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE r.1ISNITE LSEYT vflu? fUHNin i fiWVf THAHm fjjl BROADWAY HIT! I I SHOU AN Starts SUNDAY! SATURDAY 1 1 :00 P.

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