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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 131947 f4 SPORTS Over the Week End A. to Probe Graziano Case Br tha Associated Frees CITY Franc lm K. gura led seeded entrants Into the second round of the men's alnrlx By JACK CUDDY United Fre Sports Writer 13 As an-1 Miami Boxing division of the Pan-American tennis championships by winning by default from Mexico's Roberto Aeuitar. Ed Movlan. of San Fran.

Commission ap- NEW YORK, Oct. cisco Jaroslav- Drobny, of nouncement was made today that Bocky Graziano had signed to de izecnosiovaitia, joined Segura in the second round by scoring 62, 79. 62 and 63. 63 vir. toreis over Mexico's Rafael Ortega ana tiavio Martinez, respectively.

IF STOCKHOLM Ollle TanrlWa Sweden's heavvweiaht chamnion' stopped Arron Wilson of the United Mates in lour rounds. OWOSSO, Mich. Jimmv Wil- proved it. At Chicago, Art Winch coman-ager of former champion Zale admitted that Zale had agreed to the Miam match, although he had not signed as yet. Winch added that another conference Would be held today with Harry Voiler, Miami promoter, and that the contract probably would be signed then.

Miami Commission Divided At Miami, W. Y. Stembler chairman of the Miami commission said he was "definitely against" the match; however. Commission Secretary Billy Regan said the commission's action would be guided by what course the N. B.

A. pursues. burn; Los Angeles, sped his big Offenhauser Special over the half-mile Owosso Motor Soeedwav track in :20.35 seconds to set a new worlds record recognized hv the Central tSates Racing DOVER, N. Butter-field, of Norfolk. Va won thai 20.

lap feature race in the Gold Star motorcycle championships, covering the 10 miles in 10:22.80. BUENOS AIRES Mai Whit. fend his middleweight title against Tony Zale at Miami, on Feb-ruay 12, the National Boxing Association began investigating the War Department's recent disclosure that Graziano had received a dishonorable discharge from the Army. Officials of the N. B.

A. want to know why the War Department singled out the world middleweight champion from among an estimated 40,000 'dishonorably discharged service men for this surprise disclosure that broke its oft-stated policy of secrecy about service men who had been disciplined. Entered by a long succession of attacks by publicity-seeking politicians upon the leather-tossing sport, which ironically seems to lack any self-defense of its own, the N. B. A.

bigwigs began checking circumstances of the War Department's disclosure for possibilities of wrongful political pressure or worse. No Action Against Rocky Without attempting the slightest defense of Graziano, hot-collared representatives of the N. B. A. let it be known that the association has taken no action against him and is contemplating none.

At New York, Irving Cohen Graziano's manager announced that Rocky had signed for the February defense in a 15-round "charity show" at the Orange Bowl at Miami. He said Rocky would go through with the bout if the Auoclited Preai Wlrrpboto Since the War Department's disclosure about the champion's field, former Ohio State star, established a new South American record for the 800-mpter run whan service record, a few commissions have indirectly acted against Graz TROJAN SPLITS TACKLE William Blotz, Southern California fullback, cracked the Ohio State line for 3 yards through tackle in this third quarter play in Columbus. Blotz's teamnate (83) on the ground is David Lloyd, end. he won the International Track iano by barring dishonorably dis charged' boxers from their rings and Field Meet here in 1:33 flat. According to Cohen's New York New York Rico Monte ($4.70) won $100,000 New York Hanriiran at Belmont Park, with stablemate announcement, Graziana had been guaranteed $150,000 and Zale $75,000 for their third title tilt at Miami.

Because of the charity angle, however, Cohen said Graziano would waive his rights to a guarantee and fight for 40 of the net gate. Cohen expected Zale to waive his guarantee and accept 20. Promoter Voiler ex 1 pects the bout to draw at least laion second and Phalanx third. Stymie was a poor fourth. Two and a quarter mile time was 3:48 2-5.

Crowd, handle, $3,006,606. Camden, N. J. Cosmic Bomb ($5) set Garden State Park track record of 1:48 2-5 in winning added Trenton Handicap. Double Jay was second, Earshot third.

Crowd, handle, $2,538,198. Ft. Worth Betty Jameson, San Antonio, defeated Carol Diringer Tiffin, 1 up on 37th hole to win Texas women's open championship and succeed Mrs. Babe Didrickson Zaharias as champion. $300,000.

Fifty per cent of the Stranahan Takes Hardscrabble Open FT. SMITH, Oct. 13 (AP) Frank Stranahan 'lived up to advance billing by copping the Hardscrabble Country Club Invitational amateur golf championship, and Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Didrikson Zaharias is expected to do the same in the Hardscrabble Women's Open starting tomorrow. Stranahan completed his title drive a series of five relatively easy triumphs by walloping Tom Stephenson, of Kansas City, a surprise finalist, 6 and 5, yesterday.

Stephenson gained the final round by ousting Bud Ward, former Na profits would go to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund, and 509c to various Miami charities. UMvcrtiKmeoU HERE'S A YALE TALE WITH A KICK IN IT NEW HAVEN, Oct. 13 (AP) Coach Howie O'Dell, of Yale, got a big kick today out of a story told him about his kicking specialist, Bill (One Shot) Booe, but confessed he wouldn't have enjoyed it the Columbia game last Saturday. Booe, whose sight isn't perfect although it's hard to tell from the way he kicks those extra points for the Elis, wears contact lens. Just before going on the field for the Columbia contest, he recalled he had forgotten to take his lens to New York.

Keeping this secret to himself, he went out and booted a field goal from the 25-yard line, and converted after both of Yale's touchdowns, as the Blue beat the Lions, 17-7. It wasn't until last night that O'Dell heard about it. Said O'Dell, "That Booe just boots 'em automatically, I guess." Kill ttie ItCh (Scabies) With Siticide This liquid preparation kllla In 30 minutes those Itch mites with which It comet In contact. Buy 8ITICIDK from your druggist, or send 60c to Suicide Commerce, Ga. tional, Amateur champion from Spokane, Saturday 4 Shutouts Mark Pal Football Play Four shutouts marked on 1 aajl O'Halloran Wins Midget 100-Miler PHILADELPHIA, Oct.

13 (AP) Mike O'Halloran, 31-year-old veteran driver from Lansing, 111., is the holder of a new world's 100-milc midget auto racing record. O'Halloran sped to a four-lap victory in the event yesterday at Langhorne Speedway to cut almost 2 minutes from the mark by Al Bonnell, of Erie, set in 1946. The winner's time was 1 hour 4 minutes 54.22 seconds. Paul Mantz, of Los Angeles, finished second; Chet Gibbons, Pater-son, N. third; Don Brennan, of Milwaukee, fourth, and Bill Schin-dler, of Freeport, Long Island.

N. fifth. A crowd of 39,722 saw the race. aviliVl M1IU Junior games yesterday in the Pal football leagues. The Lockefield Juniors defeated Brookslde, 32-0; the Brookside Seniors evened matters with a 6-0 defeat of Lockefield; the Northwestern Jlininra tvhiiawa.k.j Sheridan Gridders Win 14th Straight Special to Th Indianapolis Nevi SHERIDAN, Oct.

13 Sheridan's entry in the Inter-State Semipro Football League yesterday defeated the Dayton Rockets, 27-12, in Ohio for Its second loop triumph and its 14th consecutive victory. vn.oucu isuugias, 26-0, and the Christian Jark Jun OPENING GAME Tickets on Sale Now HOCKEY fodpls. vs. St. Louis Oct.

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imi AVAILABLE COLISEUM iors mumpea uarfield, 25-0. In other games the Douglas Seniors bested Narihwin, the Riley Juniors downed Rhodius! u-i, me nnoaius Seniors nipped Riley, 13-12jnd the Garfield Sen- Scoring for Sheridan was done by Rex Knight twice on passes ma uouoiea me count on Christian Park, 26-13. PayToirSti ir'Crif icaf CHICAGO. Oct. 13 (AP) George Payton, 24-year-old Virginia golf professional, remained unconscious throueh the fourth dav vesterdav Rodge Spaulding, on a 25-yard run, apd Jim McLinn, Indianapolis, on a 95-yard journey after intercepting a Dayton aerial.

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MERRILL McKINNEY after being injured in an automo Sheridan's streak Includes six straight this fall, scoring a total of 149 points to the opposition's 20. FAIRGROUNDS TA. 4555 bile accident. IVV 1.143. r.lrflel.

Ret. BR. 89. 3 Marks at Dayton DAYTON, Oct. 13 (AP) Three new track records for the dayton Speedway were credited today to Ted Horn, of Paterson, N.

nauonai a. a. a. driving champion. In winning yesterday'i 20-lap feature race.

Horn aat n.u, of 7:36.63 for the entire distance, o.uo.tu ior eignt laps and :21.84 for one lap. Spider Webb, of Dayton, finished second behind Horn in th ture race, and Jackie Holmes, of if inaianapous, was third. PASSENGERS Of every dollar taken in by the Illinois Central last year, 14H came from passengers. Some 54 million of them were sped to their destinations by trains which traveled a total of 11 million miles. For this service, passengers last year paid an average fare of 1.9(1 per mile.

This was one-third less than the average paid 25 years ago although operating costs nearly doubled in the same period. Yet Illinois Central passengers have enjoyed ever better service. Today, fast, luxurious, streamline trains cover some 2,000 Illinois Central miles. Finer service for passengers will continue to be basic Illinois Central policy. For we are determined to earn your continued friendship and patronage.

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Ail-Star Game Set for Tonight TORONTO. Oct. 13 (AP) The realization of many a hockey fan's dream will come to pass tonight when a National Hockey League all-star team tangles with the Stanley Cup champions, Toronto's Maple Leafs, in Maple Leaf Gardens. Upwards of 15,000 fans will be on hand to witness the circuit's first official "dream game." With the exception of Manager Art Ross of the Boston Bruins, the TO Id ft league's coaches rated the all-stars as underdogs. Prior to the start of the game, each member of the all-stars will be presented with minia ture gold pucks by Clarence Campbell, president of the league.

E. W. yf Bickle, Toronto president, also will present gold pucks to present and former Leaf all-stars. In addition, Toronto's Howie Meeker will receive the Calder trophy for being named the rookie of the year for 1946. 1 GsmwM -m Park School Eleven Blanks Detroit Foe Park School's football Panthers had two victories to their credit today after scoring a 20-0 triumph over the Detroit University School Saturday afternoon.

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