The Commercial Appeal du lieu suivant : Memphis, Tennessee • 39

THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 8 1949 39 Owen Wins $51000 In Mexican League Indians Beat Giants In Slugfest 11-8 CLAIM OF PLAINTIFF FOR SI 21500 BEATEN Jjry Rst-rrs Verdict Favcrirg Catcher In Ta Hclts BOB FELLER CHASED AFTER INNING Athletics Trample Barons With Homers 10-5 CARDS BANG REDS 13-8 Anglers Seem To Be Quite Happy For Fish Are Finding The Lines By FRANK VESTAL 'Old Sol finally poked his way through a mess of clouds and when he did Ke fetched along some important fishing for the MidSouth Word came yesterday that Sardis Reservoir crappie are no longer around! For several weeks now it has been a hit or miss proposition where Sardis crappie were concerned That phase of the sport is now passed and those who cannot now catch crappie at Sardis just plain catch crappie Two weeks ago the Sardis angler had to ferret out such well hidden fishing spots as Ochewalla FRANKIE DIAL IMPRESSES Golden Gloves Ace Decisions Harold Francis At Kennedy Frankie Dial bantamweight member of the Western Golden Gloves team that boxed in Madison Square Garden New York recently was highly impressive last night as he decisioned Harold Francis 1b the feature of an amateur ring show for patients and personnel at Kennedy General HospitaL Junior Nines Play Three games are rar i the Junior High Baseball Leagua Fairview meets Training a phis State Hollywood playe Catholic on Fairgrounds No 2 diamond and Bellevue faces at Bellevue Junior High Park ONLY SALARY ALLOWED at Bear Creek and Storm Creek Lakes Knowing the need for good weather to make the bass strike at those two lakes we help but feel af eared that all the big ones will be hooked before our sentence at work is served WHITEHAVEN IN VICTORY S3 BEST TELEVISION SHOW it r- field A rtr: -t l-rt Mc nee Owes1 ha coaster -'Ti risuts farrrtr prijiT: cl Mexi-aa Baseball -L rr Pi jfr t'r Preach cf rt tfp c- rr-rif twjr r-o lie 'JrsiJT mil tv to the 3-17 I strict Juljte Albert Li 1 trier 1 fcr a h-f yytr-crarger rr not t-e frd as luxitcr krrtirf axreerrent a rjei'v ni reLeve-1 cl y4 Lir frr the Vera tta-Tt ef tse Mexican Ltart -crty he returned tie Ke fIed a fSriKO sr after rw-l c- -rt frr By The Anodated Pma FORT WORTH Texas April Only Manager Leo Durocher showed midseason form Thursday as the Cleveland Indians took an 11-8 slugfest from the New York Giants The fiery Giant manager was chased from the field by Umpire Charley Berry for protesting too strenuously a decision at second base in the sixth inning Wildness of Relief Pitcher Bill Ayers in the eighth gave the Clevelanders the ball game Three bases on balls two singles and a New York error plated four Indian runs in that frame to close the scoring Bob Feller started for Cleveland and got by without yielding a run until the fourth Then Bobby double four singles and two passes netted New York four runs Rapid Robert gave up another pair in the fifth Mike Garcia took over the pitching mound in the sixth Walker Cooper promptly nicked him for a home run Cleveland (A) 100 112 16 1 York (N) 000 421 8 12 2 Feller Garcia (6) Zoldak (8) and Hegan Murray (7) Stockhu-sen (8) Jones Ayres (8) Spencer (8) Tomasic (9) and Cooper Franks (7) Creek Bluff Branch etc Now we are reliably informed you need only find Sardis Reservoir and dangle a few minnows close to the shore the crappies have moved in and apparently begun to spawn Tidings almost as attractive come from Pickwick Reservoir The boys say that crappie are right and ready up Yellow Creek way and we could not question the statement as long 'as the sun is shining There too has been some talk of good bass fishing below Pickwick Dam both black and stripers being mentioned in the news Another spot closer to Memphis and just about as ready to entertain patrons of the piscatorial pastimes is Moon Lake in Coahoma County Miss Moon Lake is an important factor in crappie fishing for Memphis and North Mississippi sportsmen and usually offers good fishing from end to end of the nine-mile-long lake It is understood that the best fishing there at this time is in the lower or Friars Point end but if the sun continues to shine the big black crappie will not be so flniky about where they should be found at Moon Lake As we sit at a broken-down typewriter in a lavish but dismal office we can vision a heap of Memphis and East Arkansas bait casters swabbing logs and stumps Greenwood Loses Track Meet 80 To 34 Whitehaven High track team scored an 80 to 34 victory over Greenwood Miss yesterday at Whitehaven Tech High due to be a third squad in the -meet failed to appear TRACK EVENTS 120 -yard hlyh Martin and Tfcri tied lor lint: Hall Time :12 100-yard Lear Wllaon Street Mila Ikerd Moats Gj Kena 1500 Half-mile Whitehaven (Street Garland Ferguson Wllaon Time 1:37 440-yard duh-Lor G-: Katchum Jackson :542 220-yard low Ranaom Teal Ferfuson 25 ggO-yard run Moses Dixon Ikerd 2:10 220-yard daah Wilson Lear Street Time :234 Mile Whitehaven 1H0I-lerook Weaver Torn Hetchemi 52 FIELD EVENTS Broad Cooh- WUaon W-: Ranaom 18-71 Shot Hale Brewster Martin Distance 40-0 Hlih Daliahite Sfchaef-Pole Nell Ran- 11 feet Dlecua--Hale W- Martin W- Martin 105 Carter Neff Swam on 1515 Jk' V- 'SSSSte ftrote I rs- co tra-t a Lettermen Numerous At CBC Vets At All Spots Except First Starring SID CAESAR wHh MARY McCARTY IMOGEN! COCA MARGE GOWER CHAMPION WMCT 9-10 PM rrs ves than at: irf T--et Te rari tj Cea Ttrr-oi the reraar vrg salary he Brothers Have Eyes On Title All-Memphians SXXM Strickland Pope Ray Crone McDonald Head Team rri ia the fourth in a en of eight articles dealing with Prep twebaH prospects for Am seasonJ oan always LUCIUS BURCH NAMED STATE ME CHAIRMAN 1 By HENRY REYNOLDS With a letterman holding down every position except firat base Christian Brothers College is casting sly glances toward the Prep League championship and if experience is all that counts the Purple Wav should have no worries After losing the league title to Central last season the Brothers Head coached by Lew Chandler came back to whip the Warriors for the state crown In 1947 the Brothers breezed to the league cham- Ere her Walbert athletic direc- VrrjVan E'ected To BIRMINGHAM April Taft Wright ana Hank Majeski poled out successive homers in the second inning Thursday night to spark the Philadelphia Athletics to a lO to 5 victory over the Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association The pulled a triple play in the last of the second Pete Su-der to Eddie Joost to Ferris Fain The Barons had runners on first and second when Suder speared a line drive by Ralph Atkins (A) 054 000 12 0 (SA) 000 113 5 8 0 March ildon and Rosar Modica Freeman (3) Satterfield (7) and Stephenson At Pensacola Fla: StLouls (N) 010 17 2 (N) 303 110 8 13 1: Duaak Yuhan (4) Staley (8) and Garagiola Baker (6) Fox Peter-' son (3) Perkowskl (9) and Howell At Savannah Ga: Boston (N) 502 103 12 2 Savannah SAL) 020 000 011 4 8 1 Voiselle and Burris Whitcomb Swift (6) Warren (8) and PARKSIDETEAMTAKES LEAD INJOURNAMENT Bill Whitman Paces Singles With 681 Series Porkside Liquors took ovr first place in the team division of the city bowling tourney at Southern Lanes last night by posting a 3249 total with a 264 handicap Team competition will end Sunday Singles and doubles started last night with Wiliam Whitman Jr collecting 681 with a 111 handicap to grab the singles lead Grady Jones was second with 663 and Tom Tankersley third with 644 In doubles Ferguson and Rich McDow are in front on 1291 with a 192 handicap A Burton and Tottera are second with 1228 and Norman Cahoon and George Cahoon are third with 1205 Gannon Plumbing St Heating held on to second place with the 3167 it registered Tuesday night Humko controls third place with 3150 and NATTC is the fourth place team with 3142 In taking on the lead Parkside also collected the best three-game scratch total 2985 and the highest single game of 1077 Nick Carter and Mose Hartley were the top scorers with 631 Carter has 210 243 and 178 Hartley knocked down 198 198 185 and 248 Marshall Sparks has a 621 series on 208 167 and 246 Ed Mc-Anestie checked in 532 and Arthur Pera had 570 077 ctlve coaching xlj0 liated for work on hm of the Brothers this season and is are Robert Crone cousin of Ray tUr loose jand Ronald Hicks both righthand- (him to Shortatop cr Si' enter who anx Center wr art b'-s Wt Tennessee 1 -a was electea Heading the list of veterans are iM trm rf the new Aii-XSrmptii ptrfcrmers Out- S-- 0ri -i Commission fleid-r IVm Strickland Third Sack- 1 -z ef a twts-day meet- er Herbie Pope Pilcher Ray Crone erond VquadVre Harry'LiberWat L-y arf atcher Jiiamy McDonald flrst jimmy Leppert at second m- ri re- Aa back are Infielders Bobby Bcn Hogan at short Skeeter Loef-f -n 'iM statement of the nrdJirnrry LaHue and jp at thirdi Neal Doyle In eft 'r "rc-range pws for eiders Bu-dy Caao and I Eddie Aloran in center Robert 1 game censer- Harry Pratt jLee Aviotti in right Hardwick be- Fcpe has been moved to short-J hind the plate and Rob Crone and sop reparirg Al-Mcmphis Don Hicks on the rubber The Brothers will miss the heavy stickwork of Don Leppert Harold (Blackie) Crone and Big Bill Milligan Also lost from the 1948 team are Outfielder Larry Hoepfner and Larry Mivalez Infielders Lou Marietta and Norman Ricci and Pitcher Mark Freeman In addition to winning the Prep League title in 1947 and finishing second but capturing the state crown in 1948 has furnished the personnel for three straight state championship Amer-jlcan Legion teams all coached by vi 1 of the w-ho hit a cool 431 for x- i James AsSarv cf in 1944 LaHue bas been was ranted ic urt shJ'el to third with Winfield at Th vo'e1 to rfva'Mrcsl ard Baddy Leake on the r- -r1T -N pru as ezecu'ri f-151 ack Leake played American 1 ef t- sta dvOoea cf fc- Corbitt Motor iaef na af 3AL3Q WJLL RETURN Cvct3 Ca- lefc Vcndjy gM Vr-T Tb G-et EUto Ea-o -si catchers 98 PI00P IKON 109 COMTIMINTkl BISTIHINO WREC 8PMCST Red Sox Win 2-0 GREENVILLE Miss April Behind the one-hit flinging of Isaiah Harris rookie southpaw and Memphis Red Sox defeated the Chicago Giants of the negro American League 2-0 here Thursday night rg developed in Mem- Chandler The Brothers clay each has Summer under theblnnerof Cor- etar Jul7- Be bitt Motors and represented Ten-zrom ar-nessee in the regional meet in iN'orth Carolina in 1948 1947 and fctbJl948 a fine record for any t' workhorses of the mound corps team At Atlanta: (N) 001 300 200 12 1 Atlanta (SA) 020 022 000 8 4 Borowy Possehl (6) Konstanty (6) and Lopata Taylor Hodkey (6) and Dapper Wilson (6) At Dallas: St Louis (A) 000 000 7 Chicago (N 300 000 14 Kennedy Ferrick (8) and Moss Lade Hammer (8) and Scheffing Novatncy (8) At Macon Ga: Brooklyn (N) 113 202 17 1 Macon (SAL) 010 000 2 7 2 Branca Podbielan (7) and Hodges Edwards (7) Hanssen Atchley (4) Spicer (7) and Cash At Beaumont Texas: Chicago (A) 003 000 11 1 Beaumont (TL) 000 000 7 1 Bradley Surkont (6) and Tipton Weigel (6) Pringle Gysen (8) Ne-vel (9) and Danielson At Houston Texas: Pittsburgh N) 000 Oil 8 2 Hbuston (TL) 000 000 000-0 2 0 Muncrief Higbe (7) and McCullough Crodzickl Grimsley (7) and Wilber Wellford Partner Win HAMILTON Bermuda April (AP) Mrs Patricia Stuhler of Westfield and Memphian Alex Wellford captured a first round mixed doubles duel from Patsy Stone of Bermuda and 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