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Vumitt, Auaml 27. 1M4 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Pat 27 FAN FARE THE Sale TO T5ACH ME TO (Badtto-ScEool I I I sunn -km Regular $1.00 Short-Sleeve Crew SHIRTS PROFIT OR LOSS? TF ATTENDANCE holds up on their final home stand, starting Monday night, the Indianapolis Indians tihave a chance to show a small profit for the 1963 o4L Sears Sale Price It could go either way," said general manager Max Schumacher," but whichever way it is, it should be, slight. Right now indications point to the break-even level. We definitely need strong support in the last two weeks to finish in the black. "One bjg loss we will have to overcome is in our television rights," added Schumacher.

"Last year we realized 30.000 from TV n'phts i3 HE'S -17 Vat-Dyed, Machine-Washable 100 Combed Cotton Taped From Shoulder lo Shoulder For Better Wear Horizontal Stripe Assorted Colors Sizes 4-12 Boys' Sturdy S-T-R-E-T-C-H Denim Jeans 399 Sears Low Price Ivy and continental styles that move with every body motion for freedom in action." They're tough, too! The blend is cotton and stretch nylon Sanforized to keep their-fit after repeated washings. Buy several pair in blue, black or beige in sizes 6 to 16. Koelling but this year we will get only $9,000 because of the inability to sell weekday games. With two stations last year, had three televised games a week. This year we have only one station and one day a week (Sunday)." The Indians operated at a loss of $2,900 last year, 'ncluding concession income.

A small profit had been realized at the end of 11 months, but when all bills were paid in December, the ledger turned up red. Last year's receipts included a $25,000 indemnity payment from the majors for the Minneapolis-St. Paul erritory. Another such payment was made this year, but that is the last, the full amount now having been paid. The last profit-making year was 1962 when the exchequer showed a balance of $21,000.

In 1961 the profit was $31,000 and in 1959 it was $68,000. The' 1960 season was a loser. The Tribe management always had derived some revenue from concessions but it was on a "cut" basis until 1962 when the management took over its own operation. Attendance at Victory Field this year is 'about 8,000 ahead of last year on a basis of 13 remaining dates. The total this year is 113,251 as against with 13 dates left last year.

The 1963 total paid was 142,427, including the pennant-playoff game. In order to surpass last year's figure, the Indians will need an average draw of 2,300 per game on their final -home stand. The Tribe management encountered unexpected financial burdens this year in a series of injuries to players and frequent changes in personnel. "Most of the cost of medical attention will be I covered by our insurance," said Schumacher. "But the financial burden came in carrying extra players while the injured were on the disabled list, and in transporting the injured to and from Indianapolis.

We've had 40 different players this season, and that I also boosted the transportation costs." Several big nights are scheduled for the season-; end home stand, including a fireworks display be-; tween games of the Labor Day double-header with Oklahoma City. The Tribe management reports a brisk advance sale for this event and is hoping to top the July 4 turnout of 8,754. New displays, with emphasis on ground pieces, will feature the fireworks. Brown's 66 Leads UGA Pro Shoot Big Willie Brown, a part-time touring pro from Houston, took a one-stroke lead yesterday into the second round of the United Golf Association's National Open golf tournament. Brown, 31, soared into the lead on the wings of two eagles on a pair of Coffin's par five holes for a four-under-par 66.

Right behind him was defending champion Lee Elder of Cleveland while Ray Botts of Los Angeles nailed down third place with a 68. The 6-1, 220-pound Brown captured his eagles on 5-and 8-foot putts, respectively, for his best competitive round. In the men's amateur division, former heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis made i in I the semifinals by eliminating Nat Richardson of Evanston 111., 4 and 3. In the women's event medalist Renee Powell of East Exclusive Hoosier Tents Canton, Ohio, continued as the odds-on favorite, downing Carrie Jones of Jackson, Miss 5 and 4. i mm v.

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women's divisions. The meet is expected to draw large numbers of clubs from the Midwest, including the best Indianapolis and Terre Haute have to offer, Shakamak's swim is spon sored by Hoosier Athletic SAVE $1.54 4 Men's 6.98 Sport or Dress SLACKS the state Department of Con servation and the Shakamak i i i ii area Chamber of Commerce, ui Moosier'sNEW 8 Teams Begin City Baseball Play Saturday The 53rd annual city amateur baseball tourney will open Saturday with a four-game program at Riverside. Two 2 p.m. games will begin the double elimination tourney of eight teams. Union Eye Care meets Cumberland Lions on diamond No.

2 and Vestal Saints square off with Packers on No. 6. In the 6 p.m. contests WHS Electric plays Lincoln Giants on No. 1 and the College Stars challenge the Bartholomew Merchants.

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Sporting Goods -Basement Level, South COMPLETE Tag Team Match Tops Armory Card Angelo Poffo and Nicoli Vol-koff will meet Dick the Bruiser and Wilbur Snyder in the main bout on the Saturday night outdoor pro wrestling program at the South Side Armory. In other bouts the Masked Destroyer will face Joe Bru-netti, the Mongol will take on Lupe Gonzales, and Bob Stan-lee will tackle Bobby Mana-goff. Action starts at 9 p.m. Reg. S104.W Visit our new modern showroom.

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