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i 2n LJ 410 Sports Section' DEFEAT WHITE sox 4-2 FACE CUBS HERE FRIDAY Comics Radio Classified 11 LU Mar 17 11 4 Safe At Third Base' Infielder Cubs On Sivift Infield Stieatits Game Trails fl i By BILL LUCAS i The Cleveland Indians will return to train here In 1950 Official announcement was made Wednesday following the Tribe's 4-2 yictory over the Chicago White Sox At the same time it was announced that Reserve Catcher Hank Ruszkow- s)ci the lasttClevetard holdout bad agreed to term's and 1 i would join the Indians at the I -N '-o earliest possible mocrnent N'ews FrQmThe The Tribe first trained here In I 1947 at the instigation of Prexy Trait- umcc Camps L1 Dill Veeck and returned again last year It was Veecit's conference with Horace Stoneham of the mte Mann Crum Are Cage Cocaptairts Guard Billy Mann and CeUter Junior Crum were elected co captains of the 194849 Univer silty of Arizona basketball team by their teammates Wednesday Both men are graduating senior's on the team which won its fourth straight Border conferencetitle By EARL BLOCNT LOS ANGELES Mar FL ai10--A booming voice thundered from behind the plate and out in center field a Chicago Cubs'rookle hustled By JACIc VNDETIWOCI This warm' balmy weather has averyOne talking fishing and as started tte fishing blood to boll AAC 4' Mack Aims At 'Just One More' feverlike the fightngawaY from a pepper game to catch There is no fever and here is a story whichia long fly ball iAtta baby" the yoke roared should really bring that fever up to a white hot pitch The rookie threw the ball in and Maj James A Brewer orTucson went back to WS practice and New York and Feldman Charlie Grimm graying manager of Tucson have rust returned from of last year's National league cellar a great trip to Mazatlan Sinaloa dwelling Cubs Was working out Mexico where they spent almost his infield at the Los Angeles two weeks angling for marlin 144 spring training camp The infield Brewer is one of the most ardent maY be the key to the t-Cubs' fishermen I have ever talked-to chances of leaving last place and He has fished the entire east coast Grimm was putting his combine from NOY Scotia to Florida and tion through a stiff drill most of the West must of Mexico The 50year-old former Chicago The major and Feldman are true firstbameman rapped-the next ball sport fishermen They love to fish down toward third base Frankle In the biz gamostish tournaments Gustine former rittsburgh Pirate and rarely ever kill or keep a fish It up and had the imag Their great It port is to hook the Mary runner out by yards at first 1 -th-a-t-lever-- ---u-p- "Atta baby" the yoke roared to a whtte hot pitch -k The rookie threw the ball in and Maj James A Brewer orTucson went back to his practice and New York and Feldman Charlie Grimm graying manager of Tucson have rust returned from of last year's National league cellae a great trip to Mazatlan Sinaloa dwelling Cubs Was working out Mexico where they spent almost his infield at the Los Angeles two weeks angling for marlin 144 spring training camp The infield Brewer is one of the most ardent maY be the key to the t-Cubs fishermen I have ever talkedto chancel of leaving last place and He ha A fishrt1 the entire east coast Grimm 'WU putting his combine from NOvil Scotia to Florida and tion through a stiff drill most of the west mast of Mexico The 50year-old former Chicago The major and Feldman are true firstbaseman rapped-the next ball sport fishermen They love to fish down toward third base )rankle In the big gamesfish tournaments Gusting' former Pittsburgh Pirate end rarely ever kill or keep a fish it up and had the ImagTheir great apart is to hook the inary Tunner out by yards at first I 1 CLEARWATER Fla Mar 171 (12)--The Philadelphia 'Phi llies were declaring early dividends Thursday on their winter deals with the Chicago Cuba I The Ph1ls11 who have been get ting excellent performances from former Chicagoans Ed I Waitkus and Hank Borowy leaned again on ex-Cubs Wednesday to beat Cin'cinnall 2 to 1 Pitcher Russ Meyer hurled six scoreless innings and 'Bill Nicholson broke a 11 stalemate with a prOdigious sixth-inning horns run VER() 111t101 Ile" Mar IT 41p-dilit Brooklyn Dodgers 'rtio turned till routine workouts Thurliday following their 4 to 3 loss to the rhiladelphia Athletics Wednesday: a loss snapped a threeltams winning streak The As were forced to go 11 Innings to Brooklyn Sam Chaihnan's ltrlpl with Hank ltiajeski on bass being the deciding pblow Frank Lima was the victim of the winning base hit 1 La mar ii 10---The Philadelphia Phillies were eclaring early dividends Thursday their winter deals Ivith the hicago Cubs who have been 11 rt I It The Phils get ing excellent performances from ormer Chicagoans Ed tWaitkus nd Hank Borowy leaned again on x-Cubs Wednesday beat Ctn 1nnati 2 to 1 Pitcher Russ teyer hurled six scoreless innings lid Bill Nicholson broke a 11 talemate with a prodigious sixth- nning homei run VER() BICACIL Plc Mar IL AM-41W Brooklyn Dodgers 're turned till routine workout Theroodal' following their 4 to 3 lofts -to the rhiladelphia Athletics Wednesday a loss which "mapped a three-game winning streak The A's were forced to go 11 Nang to 'beat Brooklyn Sam ChaPman's 11 triple with Hank majeski on 'bass being the deed- blow i Rookie Prank Lava was the victim of the winning base hit II II By JACK HAND WEST PALM BEACH Fla Mar 17 the age of 86 when most men are wheel chair cases Connie' Mack sits in the Philadelphia Ath- letice dugout! and talks about one more pennantIf an Irishman can't be optimistic on St Patrick's day then life isn'I worth living Mr Mack is both and optimistic Itartinghts Oth season as manager of the As PaAt first thought Cleveland had it clinchpd but I changed my mind" paid in his annual second guess 1'1 think we have a ehanee along with New York and Boston Cleveland has to win again to prove that Its a good team 1 1 Ti 1 Giants that resulted in the New 1 Yorkers going to Phoenix in '47 The worlds champs face the White Sox Thursday and encounter the Cubs Friday before leaving for I the coast on a trek that will keep them away from the Old Pueblo until Mar 29 Slated to work t-1 Thursday for the Boudreau clan are Pitchers Will Hafey George Anderman and Dick Roczk against Randy Gumperto Matt Surkont and Fred Bridle 3' i Bearden To Face Cube Southpaw Gene Bearden hero of the American league play-off game with the Boston' lied SQX and winner of the third World Series A game with the Braves will start- on the Mound for Cleveland Fri- day Manager Lou Boudreau will make his debut at short with Kenny Kellner at third and Joe Gordon at second 'Me fact that First Sacker Mickey Vernon is still recovering froming an' appendix operation will prevent the Cleveland regular 'Infield from appearing for the first time this year as a unit Herman Reich will BRADENTON Fla Mar 17 WO probably be at the Initial sack Manager SoUthworth of the Dos- Shortstop tisfied Artie Wilson had (a ton Braves laid he was sa with his tean's progress Thursday effect day at bat with three for per Wednesday 'while Second and discounted the Braves' I osses in five exhibition Sacker Bobby Wilson another kie collected a single and 1 The Braves bowed to the Detroit double Tigers 7 tot2 Wednesday ci bi in four times up The Tib I li gamesfou made 10 hits Gettel Charley St PEURSBURG Fla Mar Eisemann and pin Pierce while 17 New York Yankees Lyman Linde and Mike Garcia were scheduled to meet the Detroit limited the Pale Hose to six safe Tigers Thursday blows I 0 Bob Porterfield starred for the The champions slashed out eight New Yorkers Wednesday- as he hits and four runs off GAtel a for pitched five scoreless frames to mer Indian flinger in the first five lead the Yarikees to a 7 to 2 vic- frames Linde gave up three hits WashingtOn in five frames and Garcia the same 0 BRADENTON Fla Mar 17 WO Manager Southworth of the Boston Braves Ilaid he was satisfied with his teapfs progress Thursday and discour4ted the Braves' four losses in five exhibition games 1 The Bravos bowed to the Detroit Tigers 7 to 2 Wednesday 111-nAT it blows The champions slashed out eight hits and four runs off GAtel a former Indian flinger in the first five frames Linde gave tlp three hits In five frames and Garcia the same 1 I 1 1 A AA- 2 I 4 4 4' PC 4 "Our club is about the same Good defense but we don't hit Our pitching is fine I never saw an Infield that could throw as good as ours Strengthens Reserves 'The main change is reserves Injuries hurt us last year when we surprised you fellows Sam Chapman was out a month Elmer yalo was outl two different- times 'Then when Eddie Joost hurt his 'hand in August we were done for Now we have Wally Moses and Taft Wright to fill in as outfield reserves and pinch hitters' The A's were generally overlooked last spring Many experts' faces were red when they climbed into the American league race and remained there until late August On paper they' didn't rate but they were there an the way until Joost was injured They finished fourth Dark horse of 1949 is a shopworn but suitable tag for the Maclunen Mr Mack said the other day he was going to Iet his son Earl take active charge of the field work of the' A's while he would sit on the bench and store "I'm not g9ing to open my mouth" he said Nobody believed him Earl least of If the A'S are standing pat on players they did add a new coach Jimmy Dykes is back with his old boss again He'll help Al Simmons on the lines I Barbs Annex UA iy Reggie Rummell 1 Artie Wilson geveland shortstop pulls up safe at third base after having been forced to slide when Third Sacker Al Rosen singled iii the fifth inning of Wednesday's game with the Chicago While Sox it Randolph park Wilson led the Indians' 4-2 win with a perfect day it the plate hitting three singles The third baseman is Floyd Baker (8) I Unseeded Upstah 1r 7' I ff big' babied and by sheer 'skill and Likes That Infield 1 light tackle gradually tire 'them Later Grimm confided in a fog out bring them up alongside thelhorn whisper that the Cubs It boat and then release them to be nothing elee would have a real taught another (lay When the hustling infield this yead fish is brought alongside the boat1 To plug a big hole at third the length and weight is estimatediCharlle traded Catcher Clyde Mc the fish is tagged with smaillCullough and Pitcher Cliff Chant-Salt water resistent metal tag This bers to the Pirates and thinks the tag does not hurt the fish at all serious-minded Gustine will give and whenever it Is caught again Chicago a big profit on the deal the angler can identify it and make With a 947 fielding average last notes as to the' time the area in year and a respectable 267 batting 'which it is caught and the length average the veteran infielder and weight Ail of these figures shoubi give Grimm all the strength are sent to the Mexican needs at third and allow hardment for a study of the migratory hitting Andy to go back to habits the growth and the age of thy outfield the great gamet fish This same Emil Verban who moved over procedure is being used by our own froth Philadelphia early 1 last government in -American waters AuguSt win be back at setotid to Coot Nominal team with 22-year-old Shortstop 'd Maj Brewer says a trip of this Roy Smalley for a patent double sort is not out of reach and theplay combination cost Is very norhinal First classi Grimm thinks he has another train fare round trip to Mazatlan Slats Marion in Smalley who even Is about $100 including Pullman has many of the mannerisms of the The finest room overlooking the St- Louis shucking I ocean in the beautiful Belmar hotel imaginary pebbles 7 is only 36 pesos a day I or to "And I think we're set at firstlas persons (This Is about $5 Amen- long as Phil Cavaretta looks as can rfioney) Meals ate very tree- good as he does now" 1 sonable and are excellent Boats i 1 i are $30 a day and are first class boats in good shape and skip- Frlosh 13ad th ger vers are real fishing skippers The riatives are accommodatinadd 1 laza il an is one of the mostltrAta- Trackmen Will tiful places in Mexico hat lloweon yver the major suggests ane contemplating a trip Clash Saturday should reserve boats and accom modations at least 60 daya In ad- I The- I7-man 'University of Ali- vance This can be done by Writ' zone frosh track team opens its Ing Luis' Patron secretary' or the 19491 season at 2 Saturday Club Deportivo de Peace in Mazat- in th'e Arizona stadium against I tan He assures me that Senor Pat- Tucson high school ron will do everything- possible to Overall balance of the yearling make your trip successful Fehru- thinclads will be determined by (try March April and May are the competition but individually there months to go since fishing Is 14----Its are several promising performers best during that period 1 Den l'Smith of Tucson should Onthis trip the fishermen caught prove to be a top performer in the i several tusrlen the largest of which discu has already registered was estimated to weigh 4 about over the 137-foot mark In the pole pounds and to be Approximately 9 vault the two top men are Doug feet 3 Inches inslength They used Church of San Francisco and Cecil a 9-0 teel holding about 500 Willis of Showlow Ariz Broad' of 24-thread and rods hating an IS- jumper Don MacKinnon of Elk ---bunce tip Their method was to put Grove Calif has leaped 211" In out two teasers about 13 feet be- hind the boat and to surface troll 1 high school competition and has turrod 103 in the 100 I with only 50 feet of lineout 'I a Pressing MacKinnon- in the ig Mullet weighing about 1 pound was dashes if spring football permits I the bait used and both fishermen will Mike littfulmht of I tOnO claim that ith We methodethey fish lulu Jerry Iludwig of Tucson looks bad no trouble enticing all the "In strong in both the 440 and 890 hav- they could handle to their Ult ing paced second in both events in In Met Water tilt tate meet as a prep Trolling was done at about sig 11111 Laird of Phoenix and Tom Miles an hour and sometimes even McCarthy of Evanston Ill' wily eight It is not necessary to go way team up in the mile run Laird ran' Out In those particular waters since 4 as a high school senior and moat all the big fish are takep from McCarthy turned in a 4:311 per four to eight miles from shore and formance McCarthy also may de mostt-of the time the water is very velop-into a half miler calm and just like glass These The Wildkittens will lack depth two fishermen are already planning in almost all events but the high 1 their next trip and are-looking for- Jump hurdles and javelin appear i ward to the fun of playing and as top weak spots eventually landing these great The frosh schedule is incomplete game fish They hate no desire to but in addition to Saturday's meet keep these fish and would much with Tucson high the Wildkittens rather release them' What they have dates set with Tempe's fresh-really like is a certtficate from the then on a home and home basis Sailfish and Tarpon Club of Mex- The Sun Imps w111 run in the Art- 1 olc which reads like this zone stadium Mar 29 and will en- The Sailfish and Tarpon club of tertain the Kittens Apr 30 Both Mexico acknowledges the service meets are on the same dates as var performed by A Brewer or sity meets between the two echo's Feldman who on Mar 10 Meets with Phoenix and Gila 1949 at Mazatlan Mexico caught are also tentatively planned tagged released and reported lt for the Arizona frosh marlin approximately 9 feet' Inches In length and weighing a proximately 133 pounds is P-Irr lly i es0 This o- in tificate is given In recognition good sportsmanship and of its astern Loop Club holders contribution to the study 1 of the migratory habits of great Joe Tully former Tucson high game fish and American Legion pitcher and Loop Club Joe Tully former Tucson high and American Legion pitcher and 'Lansom Takes olf Tourney Ransom Takes1F0ur PETCRSti BURG- Fla 01P)--You can't convince' arthei l7 ans sued five passes and Garcia two of St Peteraburg that Ted Williams Is a greater hitter than Stan Musial The Chisox scored- in the second on a walk to First SackerGordon didn't look that way Wednes'- day at any when the Louis Goldsberry and singles by Do Kol- loway and Gettel Cleveland came Cards beat the Boston Rest sox 5 back In Its half of the session with to 4 It wee Musters long triple a run as Bobby Wilson singled to In the ninth that tied the score at 4-4 and then he himself scored center stole second and dashed home on Milt Stockhausen's single the winning run on Ed Sauer's fly Take 3-1 Lead irli II The Tribe moved ahead 3-1 in the rarrolorcr Ariz Mar IT MP) fourth when Allis Clark reached Sheldon JOnee one et the New first on a double error by Short- York front-line hurlers stop Luke 'Applingo Reich singled was hammered for eight hits to left and Bobby Wilson hit le and the as in the third inning scratch double through short 'Also Wednesday as the Chicago Cubs a contributing factor was a wrong-humbled the New Yorkers 10 way toss by Gettel who threw to to 3 Bob Scheffing and Roy first base to retire Linde when be Smalley of the Cubs each hit had Reich trapped between third i home reel and home The only apparent ex Humiliated I by a defeat at the there' were two out SAN FRANCISCO Mar 17 04t19-- planation was that Gettel thoupt hands of the minor league San Base hits by Artie Wilson Al' 1 Francisco the St Louis Rosen and Larry Doby gave the Drowns Thursday sought revenge Tribe Its fourth and final run in from the same team the fifth Cliff Melton and Ken Gables two An eighth Inning round tripper ex-big leaguers limited the Drowns ovTr the leftfield wait by Gus Zer to seven bits Wednesday as the Mal a former Indian with none Seals beat St Louis 7 to with aboard reduced the Tribe lead to a four-run burst in the elfhth 4-2 A single by Pinch Hitler George Itankowski and a walk to Gene Softball Practice Markland put the tying runs on first and second in the ninth hut w-ii it 110r liElks Sunday Garcia thew bore down to whiff 1 Herb Adams for the final out For 1E11is Sunday number in the men four Linde issued five passes and Garcia two The Chisox scored-in the second on i walk to First SackerGordon Goldsberry and singles by Din Kolloway and Gettel Cleveland clime back in its half of the session with a run as Bobby Wilson singled to center stole second and dashed home on Milt Stockhausen's single Intrmural Meet i The ildependent Barbs ran away with the three-day University of Arizona intramural track meet completed Wedoesday by scoring 54 1520 points to 23 213 for second place Sigma Cht Delta Chi was third with 22 Phi Gamma Delta had 15 113 points Papago Lodge 13 Pi Kappa Alpha 11 113 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 8 1520 LDS 8 Phi Delta Theta 7 Sigma Nu 4 113 Kappa Sigma 2 113: Theta Chi 1 113 Delta Sigma nu 213: ATO 113: Lambda Chi Alpha 113 "WWII tf 446 1 PALM BEACH Fla Mir 17 UFO Flenry Ransom of St Andrews It pocketed $1500 Thursday for topping the professional divisibn in the rich Seminole Country club tawnernent but three of his pro rivals drew' some really heavy sugar by sharing the society clients rich hest ball pilzes Ransom won first KA money with 'a 30-hole total ofi 137 after shooting a five-underP8r 87 Wednesday but his two amateur partners were not handicapped high enough' to enable 'thrc SomiT atlare In the 1pest ball winnings 1 Pros tiltip'Aiexander of Southern Pines Ed Furgol of Royal Oak Mick and Dave Douglas of Wilmington Del aided by their socialite partners ende4 the but ball -play in a three-team deadlock with handicap scores of 128 The three prof collected $up and un disclosed "tips" from their rich teammates plus shares In the rich Calcutta pool which contained at least $75000 The three winning teams split the pool with Seminole Country club members who held 'tickets on them it eich arely 'missed ahother hi the second inning and Rosen in the third when Jerry Scala backed up against the left field wall to take in their long drives i 1 1 By NORMAN MILLER I 1 1 )--Th NEW YORK Mar 17 (ILP four unseeded upstarts who knocked out the favorites in the hectic nationalinvita tion basketball tournatrient' square off Thursday' night in the semifinals and there's no telling what will happen Strictly for what it's worth the harried odds-makers estabfished towering Bowling Green a four-point choice over San Fran- cisco and made the Bradley-Loyola 1 sJports Events 1 of clash an even-money-you-pick-'em 1' TI i' I 1 affair FRIBA 1 But after Monday's fantastic 1 It Indians vs quartr-final round in which Chicago Cubs exhibition baseball favored Kentucky St Louis Utah Randolph park and Weatern Kentucky were bounced I Ignominiously from the but the same observers were forced tournamtnt yanks there were few to agree that what-a-man Kerris Madison Square Garden dribble who hooped 26 points against CCNY addicts who dared venture a pre- Saturday night and 23 against diction on Thursday night's game Kentucky's 1 All-American Alex Height Is Impreseive Groza on Monday was virtually BowlIng Green which bopped impossible to stop secondaeeded St Louis 80 to 74 The aggressive Braveil from Pe the new favorite to win oria Ill 05 to 86 conquerors of the 12th annual Invitation i event fourth-seeded Western Kentucky chiefly because of the overwhelm- have displayed the most- remark ing height advantage provided by able shootinic ability in the tourna six-foot 11-Inch Charlie Share and ment Led by Center Paul Unruh six-foot-seven Mac Otten 1 and Gene Melchlorre a five-foot But for every Falcon supported eight-Inch guard Bradley reps-there also was one for the poised tered a shooting percentage of 493 slick-functioning west coast Dons against NYU and 436 against the whose 64 to 63 triumph over third HilltoPPers- seeded 'Utah on Guard Frank Ku- zara's basket with only six sec- 1 Fh cr esults onds left to play has earned them ib the new "Cinderella" tag San Fran- cisco's best bets for coping with I Ily United Preen the Falcons' height were Don Lof- -sAtt ANTONIA Tex Dykes lel gran and Joe NicNamee a pair of titn Arxr Ani1)1r110)(011" Charles 6111111-147' six-foot six-inch s'high" scorers- 4 Loyola of Chicago whose 76 to 71111d" 46 conquest of mighty Kentucky (zi was regardedas the biggest upset trA In the 12-year history of the NIT N-r-k-ir will pit the brilliants pivot-shooting isk trizieland (10) 1 i artistry of Center Jack Kerris HOUSTON Tex--Joe Louie 230 Detroit 'against Bradley's amazing marks- VAYPPed Limes (Violent) Ray190 manshin In the pm (Tucson '16 (t)- time) openef WHITE PLMNS T--Itarr3r La Sane ANI Stop Kenia' Mt Houston Tex- outpointed Bernie Peters 130)4 Philadelphia (3) It generally was conceded that the Ramblers from the midwest woNCTSITR Ill were pretty much a one-man team ma1111-! rtrittlotll Per" ran but'the same observers were forced to agree that what-a-man Kerris who hooped 26 points against CCNY Saturday night and 23 against Kentucky's IAll-American Alex Groza on Monday was virtually Impossible to stop The aggressive Braves from Pe oria Ill 05 to 86 conquerors of fourth-seeded 'Western Kentucky have displayed the most- remarkable shootin5 ability In the tournament Led by Center Paul Unruh and Gene Melchlorre a five-foot eight-Inch guard Bradley repstered a shooting percentage of 493 against NYU and 436 against the Whoppers I SY United Press -SAN ANTOMA Dykes 14e San Antonio outpointed Charles Sales 147 Phoenix Ariz (104 MAMT Sala 150 Donors P44 atopPed Nick Kaahubai 104 Brooklyn (1) BINGHAMTON Lofton 17 Newark 7 declaioned Cleve Bailey 101k Vineland (10) mous-row Tex-4oe Looks Detroit stopped Limes (Violent) Ray 190 Basungs (4) WHITE PLAINS 3r La Sono 120 Houston Tex outpointad Benue Peters 13014 Philadelphia (3) WORCLITTR Ma--Tonv Meeks 123 Gloucester Maas outpointed Parc Pone 123 Now Olossoo4 A (10) The softball club of the class A city recreation league will hold its first practice at 4 pm Sunday atil Eagle field Players asked to report are: Jim Herbert Sam Lena Ed Kehler Aggle Aguilar Irrank Casanova Dill Damron Lyle Deers lay Hirt Paul Meyers Dick Marech Howard Haines Dud Haggerty Art Pollard Fags ler4 limier and Sam Bergamian4 All wishing to tryout for the team areasked to report Monsmwt Basoball Wednesdays events: Javelin throw: John-OIL Delta Chi Rhoads Phi Gamma Delta Scott Sigma Chi Polivet Barbs' Di5tance-183'71V Broad jump: howell Pi Kappa Alpha: De Sano-i tis Phi Gamma Delta: Carey Sigma Chi: DaltOn1 Theta Chi Distance-20'8" 220-yard low hurdles: Gimbal Barbs Max-' well Barbs: Hitchcock Delta CKI: Bartlett SAE Time-260 Seconds 440-yard run: l'ilaDtf Sigma CM: Sanctis Phi Gams Augustine SAE: Jerry Budwig Sigma Chi 530 seconds Two-mile run: McCarthy Papago Lodge: Biggs LDS Corder Delta Chi: Byron Forsyth Barbs Time 10:321 minutes Three years Snead won the Jacksonville Open golf tournament with a 72-hole score of 264 Jim Ferrier the San Francisco Australian won second money of $1000 int the PGA division with a 68-70-138 but missel Out in the best ball play Only pro Cary Middlecoff of Memphis fresk from yictory in the Miami four-ball tournament collected from both the PGA and the rich society spoilsors- The Memphis dentist Lloyd: Mangrum of Chicago and Erie Monti of Santa Monica Calif posted 139's to draw $550 each in the PGA play' Middlecolf also drew $550 for the 129 he and his partner put together irt' the best ball livisiond Today a year Louis defeated New York university 65-52 for the National Invitation basketball tournament title i Associated Prose St Louie I Boston (A) 4 Detroit (A) 7 Boston (N) 2' New York (A) 7 Washington (A7 Philadelphia (A) 4 Brno laYtt IN) 3 01 inningsi Philadelohta (77) 2 Cincinnati (17) Cleveland (A) 4 Chicago (Al Chicago (Nitl New York (N I San (PCL1 7 St Louis (A) Oakland Pa) I Pittsburgh (N) 4 Hockey -Results lig Associatod Prose 1 National Loaaue Detroit New Willi I Chicago 4 Boston 2 Amorican League Buffalo 4 Cleveland I Springfield I Philadelphia I Pittsburgh ii) Hershey 4 Official paid attendanea 'was 2006 It was a perfect baseball day with just a suggestion of a breeze hitting the field about the seventh Inning Many fans called for Fat Seerey to pinch-hit but the former Indian didn't make the trip at he remained on the coast where he is recovering from a recent illness 1 Floyd Baker White Sox third sacker worked Linde for tyo walks in three trips to the plate and Garcia for two more free tickets Het had but one official time at bat when he grounded to Reich in the fifth inning 'The bolt Scott: CHIC AL AB 0 A etZ At AffOA i Baker 3b 11IMitChUtt302O Mrkl'act3b Nielsen It I 2 Phillay -et I 0 I I A Wilen ail 2 0 Sr Adorns IS I 0 Poem 3b 4 1 I APPinur Sla 2 0 42 DohY et I 4 00- Hancock as 2 I 16 Tucker ci I I 0 rt 4 I 1 Clerk rt 4 Seale II-et 4 I 1 Retch lb 4 110 5 O'hi'llry lb I 0 11 Waien SI 4 2 4 oebu ck lb I I 3 Steksn 11 0 Howay 242 4 1 1 3 Murray 3 Tipton 2 5 5 Lind 2 Wheeler 4 toorcus 1 2 Gomel 2152 Tiii risonmla Rowena A 1555 Pierce 5055 i IrrUl'WSIC 1 8 I Totals SI 34 qi A--htrurkout tor Itlaenmenn Ith 11 11-4-ingled for Pierce In eua Score by Innings: CHICAGO 010 MO 01041 CLICVILLA ons-4 A Wilaon Clark Reich IL a imrod una battr1 WI Dona a Wilson Stocknetiaen Tete hoes hia-111 Wilson VW 11 HI Kw tun- Doohho heir 2 lArtI on 11 CIvs land I Saari on ban--nri toettel I )Iain 11 rtn I Linde I Garcia I 1tlot end alevons unlink pitcher 11ndc plich IhnorkeeHon ann totevona 2 knot (pow) League Baseball Schedule4949 Rlesgo ex-Unfversity of Arizona catcher left early Thursday rooming by train to join the class A Eastern league Scranton (Pa) club spring training camp at Ocala Fla Tully in his fourth year In organized baseballwas the mound star for Lynn (Mass) in the class New England loop last year The 6-foot 2-inch 185-pounder hurled 20 wins and lost only four Illesgo formerly played with the Birmingham Barona of the Southerly asiseCiatiOn and last aeason toill44 for Sin Joss of the class California State lesgue AT GLORWITANII AT PHOENIX AT TUCSON AT AT DISHED I DOUGLAS AT EL PA9 1 AT Jr AREZ 1 sEli110 Saturday is the date of the Na tional Junior Rifle Championship Section 1 tournament sponsored by MorganNicDermott post of the American Legion and to be held in University gym These shoots bring out the finest junior shooter' -In the tountry and will be well worth seeing Apache lake is looking up for fr bale fihing and Slim Powell who has the boat there now has 23 new boats Dalt it available and the new store rut cafe should be Open to take care of our needs Canyon lake fishing Is not too good but shotill pick up within the nett couple of No teks The 5 lake is rising pretty fast and is beginning to back up in the coves and rocks where the bluegill like to hang out --a good but 'should pick up within the nest couple of No a The 5 lake is rising pretty fast and is beginning to -back up In the coves and rocks where the bluegill like to hang 'out i May 7 80 June :0 11 12 12 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5:13 Saturday in a transcribed Interview Scattergun shooters can find conducted by Sportscaster 71m plenty of shooting at the Tucsdn Officer Trap and Skeet club located on East 22nd street about two miles of the finest thingEwe as sports east of Wilmot road The range men ran do la to carry on the Ideas la open every Thursday afternoon and plans that he initiated and and Sunday all day fostered -Apr ID 20 21 22 May 31 June 1 2 3 July It 12 13 14 Sept 2 3 4 lun 1611T 019I 1 May 13 1 11 lg Aug ge- July 1g to to I I Rill LILL 'El Paso Juarez May 20 21 22 June :114 Itg 30 Jul' I July 26 27 In 22 Sept 34 6 May le 17 IS June 121 13 14 Aug 3 4 5 6'i Aug 29 30 3141 May 7 So 9: June 20 21 2223 July 15 16 1741! 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