I Indianapolis Is Still Shunned; Bugs Doused In Clinton- Shaw May Take Wheel HimseU Spins Clip Twins, 7 To 3

— A1 Jolson has been telling INDIANAPOLIS, May 22. ment and try for his fourth victory chief of the Lee racing crew, said (Plug) Playing in the after* j showers Standings of motor in the annual 500-mile Memorial he was dickering with a couple of us for years that April graduation IP,— The Indian polis ; exerck°n beta!«,' drivers. flowers, but he never Dunn speedway management smooth- day race. bring May High school still effect STATE for holdout Shaw was not to be called Other cars without drivers got around to saying what TOBACCO LEAGUE Spinners ed the way tonight likely gave the n Sai^ Entries held included an Alf-Romeo entered showers have. Manager Nate Twins a membeis of the American so- from the front office. by May Won Lost Pet. bit of basebah Vl'E' cut Fred Frame and Bill White of Los and his Pi- 11 ciety of profession;.! automobile out by the ASPAR group may Andrews Wilmington Sanford 18 5 .784 yesterday, 7-3. ^ to about 26 cars—seven Angeles; one of the Federal engi- rates found the solution Warsaw 14 9 .636 racers to get in the 519-mile the field yester- Sanford's WILMINGTON 13 9 .591 win boos lead- less than the maximum—but there neering specials entered by Rich- a dearth of base- ed r„ race May 39. and ASPAR day—they bring Clinton 13 10 .565 will be enough drivers ard Cott of Detroit; the Lee Alfa- ball in Clinton. ers planned to pull their mem- probably games, especially Dunn-Erwin 10 12 .455 to Romeo; the entry of Palmer Rac- on the new for all cars fast enough qualify. as well. The Bucs Lumberton 10 13 .435 bers quickly pro It was just Red Springs, to «K of Van of Indianapolis, and the new Smjithfield 9 13 .409 four a Ralph Hepburn Nuys, ing meet Sanford's Spinners tonight Wilmington, $ posals. and hold- Novi Governor special owned by Red Springs 3 19 .136 resthn, 7‘ **** Anton Hulman. Jr., speed- Calif.. ASPAR president in the Spins’ back yard, and to- half Lou Welch of Mich. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS a. game behind 7* er of the track record, Novi, be the ^ way owner, agreed personally qualification morrow a similar affair will their but said The Novi, twin to the car in Sanford 7; Dunn-Erwin 3. flven Saturday to extra money for was in Indianapolis today in Stadium. Al- put up quali- unvieled Legion WILMINGTON at Clinton, ppd.. rain. days earlier in S he would not be interested in mak- which Hepburn set the qualification Clinton * prizes for post entry though the Sanfordians have not Warsaw at Red Springs, ppd., rain. fying unless the record of 133.944 miles an hour The a post-entry $75,000 the Smithfield at Lumberton. Spinners ■ ASPAR drivers. ing been faring as well as usual ppd., rain. off collected were Rex last year, was qualified last Satur- Joe ASPAR purse increased. Mays, no can TODAY’S GAMES Kochli. Six 0f -7'7 Ralph Hepburn. presi- Merrill of last few games, one deny driver and day by (Doc) Williams WILMINGTON at gether with an * dent, left for Chicago after veteran speedway that it is best to have one’s best Sanford. error najf" ASPAR member, also arrived with Wyandotte, Mich., at the relatively Dunn-Erwin at Lumberton. runs in the first the conference and said he It wouldn’t half of slow of 120.733 miles an hour pitchers all polished up. Warsaw at Selma-Smithfield. thV® a car but said he hadn't decided speed inning. Wilson, the SnV Sch would pool ASPAR drivers to- be a bad idea to do some hitting, Red Springs at Clinton. what to do. Welch contended the car was morrow. He said he had “15 to of 140 and Williams re- either. AMERICAN The Tucker automobile plant in capable LEAGUE five trips t0 the ''J; r‘ 19" ASPAR cars ready to enter be piate 7 had named and signed. Tonight, Roy Lamb looks to a mate in voted in favor Chicago Hepburn Won'Lost Pet. the fifth, if the majority said he intended to must face the ^5^.; A1 Miller as co-drivers of the 275- Welch today the one who Spin- Detroit 17 11 .607 ped out a n* of the new conditions. homer, 7 accepting case several of the new drivers a ner’s ‘‘Little Murder’s Row” of Boston 17 12 .586 horsepower Tucker special in give Shoffner, drive the car and would and Cleveland 13 10 .565 Sanford's the differences chance to Wilson, Nesselrode, Nessing flIM“ DALE BURGESS Speedway-ASPAR Chicago 16 15 .516 man, took the Bv a before the week-end. Louis Cheshire, who runs ! were ironed out. pick pilot Pugh. Lefty Philadelphia 14 15 .483 vC 22.—i^Pi— honors, however n- INDIAN.-°OLIS. May drive the 12- cars are at the of the seas- H’< Shaw would like to Twenty-eight had his only bad day New York 13 14 .431 second Holdout owners and drivers of the cieaned cylinder. German-built Mercedes track. The lone foreign entry, H. on last Sunday at Warsaw, ought Washington 11 15 .423 the‘sack!" American of Professional St. Louis BUI Stor.e went Society Don Lee, Inc., of Los L. Brooke’s Talbot from Coventry, to be rarin’ to 10 19 .345 all of ti had not imported by go Saturday. for the * Automobile racers tonight this week. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Spinners. He said he would take England, is expected once „ the Indianapolis Speed- Angeles. Victor over the Spinners scattered hits, accepted if Lee could not find a Most of the activity at the track Detroit at New York, rain. one of on the wheel this season, the Pirates would un- them offer to take their entries Cleveland at Boston, rain. by Twin way's for Duke Nalon. the today was driving tests for dirt Jackson, right fi.’> basis and Wilbur replacement doubtedly welcome a nice sweep Chicago at St. Louis, rain. Neither a conditional who out track drivers who hope to make team was original nominee stayed (Only games “et Shaw. Speedway president, of the two-game series, which scheduled;. fifth inning. „****£ ^ with ASPAR. However, Mai Ord. their first speedway starts. threatening to come out of retire- would cut Sanford’s lead to two TODAY’S GAMES Chicago at Detroit — and a half games. Warsaw Grove <3-1; vs perch- Trucks (3-3). ed in second a half Bettina place game St. Louis at Cleveland (night—Kramer ravored ahead of the Bucs will open in (3-2; vs Feller (5-3) or Embree (3-3).

Of — CARDINALS TRIM U. S. Too Fall Miles; Smithfield tonight, playing a return Washington at Philadelphia (night; Haefner (0-3) or Hudson vs OverLesnev1[: engagement tomorrow before the (2-1) Marchildon (3-1). NEW home folks. YORK, iK- : t-\ Boston at. New York—Fine (1-2) vs Yanks Chandler (2-3). Southpaw Melio Bettina PITTSBURGH, Don't Sleep?—Locke Still on the injured list for the been yelling for a ^ HERMAN VICK, WILDCAT mound ace, will probably start against Pirates are Johnny Muscovitch, NATIONAL LEAGUE title’ shot finish tourney when New heavyweight BY HAROLD CLAASSEN “when you your the Gastonia High nine, Western AA Conference winners, was victim of champion Joey whose collarbone Teams W7 L Pet Games will Birds In Seventh drive an hour and are at Hanover meets GHS here tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 to decide the try to prove that Rally you you an in his be’v unfriendly centerfield wall Behind is PHILADELPHIA, May 22—— the next one. But here State high school baseball championship. Vick hasn’t lost a game ■ng justified when the site of — Three Dunn, and Bill Alsnauer, who is Chicago 17 12 586 For Tallies; South .Africa's open this season, winning seven. light travel _ New heavyweight Bobby Locke, it seems you must, 1,500 York _ 15 11 .577 1-2 titleholder nursing some torn ligaments in Lesnevich 7 golf champion here for the Phila- miles. And what is most amazing Boston 16 13 .552 1 in a 10-round Dyer Banished his right hand. The latter be bout non* may _ meet, said today never seem x—Pittsburgh 13 11 .542 1 1-2 at Madison delphia Inquirer is that your players a Square Gen in shape to play in around Brooklyn _ 15 13 .5C6 1 1-2 tomorrow St. that after four weeks in the United to to bed but they always are night. ST. LOUIS, May 22.—UPV—1The go week. Philadelphia _ 15 16 .484 3 he but two the States had complaints up early in the morning for a prac- Cincinnati _ 13 18 .419 5 Bettina, ex-light Cardinals punched half of; will heavy [Louis too and there Sunday, Wilmington play x—St. Louis _ 9 19 .321 7 1-2 er from —the U. S. is big tice round.” MacPhail Places Beacon, N ,Y was hits in the seventh in- a Shamrock Denning and the rest of x—Playing night game. at 8 1-2 'their eight j aren't enough hours in day lor Locke says that Byron Kelson, to 5 in brisk and a 4-1 Mickey Balia’s Dunn-Erwin Twins, YESTERDAY’S RESULTS beat Lesnevich. liing for three runs sleep. now devoting most of his time to Melio was fa,i. who will exchange the compliment St. Louis 4; Pittsburgh 1. largely because over the Pittsburgh Pir- Today's postponement of the his Texas ranch, is the best of he will hay.! 'tiiumph here Monday night. (Only game scheduled). the the U. S. They played weight advantage of abo- ates in a. four-game series first round in S15.000 Inquirer players. es rs TODAY’S GAMES tonight On All in all, it’s gonna be a tough over Fin pounds the event gave Locke a chance to together in the masters at Augusta Playe New York at Boston—Koslo (3-1; vs Russian i-' 14.034 [opener which drew paying next four days. Johnson (2-0). Cliffside, N. J„ catch up on his sleeping and the early in April. scaling about s .fans. Philadelphia at Brooklyn (night) — to Lesnevich's 179. to talk about the miies ‘•What makes Nelson great is opportunity Levies Placed On Yanks For Shunning Rowe (6-0) or Hentizelman (1-0) vs Redbird lanager Eddie Dyer A crowd of between courses in this country. that he has the ideal tempera- AT DUNN Branca (3-3). 11,000 was expectti banished by Umpire Art Gore to [was he said poking his ment to go with his wonderful Cincinnati at Chicago—Blackwell (5-2) pay about $75,000 to a “Imagine,” witnesstb ■ when he vigorously Promotional Photos, Parties; vs'Wyse (2-3). battle protested face from, beneath a assortment of strokes. between the two ■ green SANFORD AB veterans close at first in which Whitey ruddy R II O A E Pittsburgh at St. Louis (night) — play his "It ‘'And that Sam Snead can really Lesnevich, 32, and Bettina and white blanket at hotel. Guinn, 2b 5 113 3 0 Ostermueller (3-1) or Roe vs 30. Kurowski was called out in the (1-1) took 37 hours of terrific driving hit the ball. The wind and the DiMaggio Squawks Shoffner, lb _ 5 116 10 Dickson (0-6) .»ixth. British ball Wilson, cf _ 5 1 4 4 0 0 to come by automobile from small handicapped America’s forests and is- The included Nesselrode, rf _ 4 0 2 4 0 0 big inning singles Texas to It took me Snead when he visited South Af- NEW YORK, May 22—(/P)—The angry and “would not take this lands are to Philade’phia. Nessing, 3b _ 4 0 0 2 2 0 expected produce; Joe Garagiola, Red Schoen- be action'1 down. Ward To Give [by 47 hours to fly all the way rica and I am sorry he won’t v.eathei was too cnill and damp high-handed lying Pugh, If 4 0 1 0 0 0 000,000 feet of lumber Moore and Stan only during j dienst, c _ Terry from South Africa to the United able to appea- here.” tor the Yankees to play their MacPhail was at his country Hedrick, 4 115 0 0 on a j ss Onlookers •Musial. Musial scored passed not Butcher, _ 4 1 0 3 C 1 Apples States. Travel kinks one so that Snead is virtually the only mem- scheduled game with the Detroit, home in Maryland and was Stone, p _ 4 2 2 0 0 0 'ball. not for comment and other Bannerline Battle I don't understand how your play- ber of the U. S. golf elite Tigers hbre today, but a half- available and scored officials CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, May Homer Howell front office would _ singled ers can always be in condition de- among the 102 contestants in the dozen Yank players were under- i Yankee TOTALS 39 7 12 27 6 1 Cox's to DUNN AB •the Pirate run on Bill fly spite the big distances between Inquirer meet. He is in Chicago stood to be very, very hot after rot discuss the matter other than R H O A E 22—(TP)—Marvin (Bud) Ward of On W.M.F.D. and the Cards been Miller, ss _ 5 0 1 2 5 0 Tonigk Gith in the third, the tournaments.” recovering from poison oak picked receipt of a memorandum from to confirm that the fines had Spokane, Wash., has just about sixth when Bell, 2b 2 114 6 2 tied it up in the they somewhere on an exhibition President MacPhail. levied. assured himself of the The old visitor finds ,1 Larry Jackson, rf _ 4 2 110 0 drawing most of two bases on 28-year made the tour in Carolinas. of whom the McQuillen, lb_ 5 0 2 13 0 0 biggest galleries ttie there is little difference between the The six, perhaps Manager Bucky Harris, caught during Scott, cf _ 4 0 balls by Kirby Higbe. warmest was Joe in the middle and anxious that his 12 10 British Amateur Golf cham- and in his home- because joltin’ DiMaggio, the game here Today’s postponement Denning, If _ 4 0 2 1 0 0 Southpaw Howie Pollet scattered | were advised that their team not be upset by the incident, pionship next week. iand. There’s less wind here, the of heavy rains means that all the respective Hutchinson, 3b _4 0 116 2 •even hits for his second that “the fellows Pittsburgh salaries had been commented just c _ 4 As of the | larger U. S. ball leaves him 20 entrants will shoot 18 holes to- depleted by Ratteree. 0 0 2 0 0 secretary Spokane 'victory of the season, against five] from $100 dow:n to didn't realize that there is a Kochli, p 10 0 110 Athletic Round Ward yards short of his usual drives and morrow with the low 80 ties doing fines ranging Table, Melvin, z _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 defeats. for their failure to cooperate clause in their contract binding announced he was ar- the bent grass greens are a bit a simlar round on Saturday. The >25 today (NIGHT in them to take in to have low 60 and ties will fire two w'ith the Y'ankee management part promotion TOTALS 34 3 9 27 19 4 ranging 8,000 choice H O A strange. PITTSBURGH AB U ventures. z—Batted for Kochli in 9th. Washington out But Locke felt at home rounds on Sunday. its promotional plans.” apples passed _ 4 0 0 4 0 enough Cox, ss the with the dis- to the S 0 1 0 DiMaggio drew heaviest jolt, Simultaneously SANFORD 050 200 spectators. Rikard. cf -— 0 in his first four tournaments here Locke will here, at 000—7 compete was learn- x 0 0 0 0 0 for his refusal to pose for closure of the fines, it DUNN 101 010 000_3 If there was Jarvis, ___*- to average 70.2 strokes and to Boston in the Goodall the 5100, any prior doubt 0 following Russell, cf _ 0 0 0 1 the re- ed that MacPhail had served an of a news reel — ttfie American capture the Houston open with 277 week-end and then head for St. special during Runs batted in McQuillen, Stone. star’s popu- Westlake, rf _ 4 0 110 Indian 1 cent Yankee Cleveland ultimatum on those Yankee play- Shoffner 3. Jackson, Wilson 2. Denning. larity on this his an- Greenberg, lb 3 0 16 0 and the Carolinas open with 274-14 Louis and the U. S. open. He sails side, here. It was the first fine ers Who have in the past refused Two-base hits—Bell, Stone, Wilson, Mil- nouncement removed 3b _ 4 0 111 strokes under series it, for ap- Gustlne, par. for London after that i Hutchinson. 4 immediately rest of the team ler. Three-base hits—Shoff- Kiner, If _ 0 13 0 on Joe since he joined to with the ples are a scarce imposed fly — very fruit “In England or in South Africa.” for the British open, won a year ner. Home runs Jackson, Wilson. HoweJI, c _ 4 114 2 and have instead taken in j the club in 1936. separate Left on Britain. Four cases of Wietelmann, 2b 3 0 2 3 2 the husky six-footer continued. ago Snead. Sacrifices—Nessing. bases—San- apples by on trains from to ---1 Keller. DiMag’s outfield passage city ford 6, Dunn-Erwin 8. Bases on balls— disappeared in transit between Kluttz, xx _ 1 0 0 0 0 Charley Aaron off: Stone 6, Kochli 1. Struck here Higbe, p 3 0 0 0 3 teammate, and catcher city. out, by— and Liverpool. Stone 3, Kochli 1. HEAVY SCORING Robinson each was penalized $50 Starting May 31. when the Yanks TOTALS 33 1 7 24 8 to for the pic- open their next western invasion ’x—V/alked for R-kard in 8th. BECK MEDALIST for declining pose IN LUMBER RIVER Lindell in Cleveland, any wno re- xx—Popped out for Wietelmann in 9th. tures. Outfielder Johnny player Baseball’s Big Six ST. LOUIS AB R H O A drew- a setback for having ad- fuses to fly will have to pay his PHILCOS $50 Activity on the maul market tonigtl Schoendienst, 2b 5 2 3 4 2 WHITEVILLE. 22.—Lumber Yankees to balk on own rail fare, MacPhail declar- (Three Leaders in Each Lnagire) May IN WILSON PLAY vised younger renters around .Moore, cf _ 3 1 1 2 Player. Team G AB R H Pot AT VOUB iight-heavyweigt oj River results this week banouets lined up ed. Every member of the squad Musial, lb _ 3 0 1 8 0! League attending night H. Walker, Phillies 27 94 13 38 .404 Gus Lesnevich (aboveo the club. was included in the ultimatum ex- champion Slaughter, If _ 2 0 1 1 C were as follows: For them by Mize. Giants 26 92 32 35 .359 for Frank Crosset- New Jersey and Melio Bettina, Kurowski, 3b _ 4 0 0 1 2 Go’fer Fires 68 In Don Johnson, rookie pitcher, and cept player-coach Mullin. Tigers 26 98 22 33 .357 Raleigh :ner titleholder who hails from Bti .Northey, If _ 2 0 13 0 Boardman defeated Tabor City whose identity was ti McQuinn, Yankees 24 85 8 30 .353 ss another player Marion, _ 4 0 0 1 4 5-8. Inman and Lamanno, Reds 21 71 10 25 S',2 •on, N. Y clash for ten rout' Floyd were the State Amateur were fined $25 each, Spud Chandler, Floyd Sevens, They Cross, ss _ 0 0 0 0 0 not disclosed batteries for Dillinger, Browns 29 124 17 42 .339 at Madison Garden. c Boardman, while Lin- Allie Revnolds and Don Johnson, Square Garagiola, _ 3 0 1^2 purportedly for having taken AMERICAN LEAGUE For Tabor Tournament Bettina is a Pollet, p _ 4 10 0 0 City, Fowler catching, its fac£ value. four of the team’s principal pitch- RUNS BATTED IN squat southpaw,solidh -1 ell’s advice at DiaJ 6022 X14 Market St. mik and Stevens took the Red Sox __ to the ■jpivey mound of the affected ers, as well as outfielder Tommy Williams, 25 ouilt. Being low ground TOTALS 4 27 While none play- _20 8 10 Boardman — Kennedy. White Sox 22 smashed out 15 hits to WILSON, 22. UP) most of fhc Yan- — 1 ,iim hard to hit. Melio has enjoys May Avery ms comment on MacPhail’s Fenrich made I would Doerr, Red Sox _ 21 PITTSBURGH 001 000 000—1 Five for Tabor City. Both teams Beck of fired a 68 over since Raleigh believed to be unprece- kees’ last road trip by rail. HOME RUNS marked success becoming ST. LOUIS 000 001 20x—4 made two action, errors. the Wilson Country club course to Red Sox to doff dented in such an instance, Player contracts spec'fv only Williams. _I_ 10 heavyweight and hopes get medalist Keller. Yankees _ Errors—Howell, Marion. Runs batted Proctorville beat Chadbourn, roll- capture honors in the told news- that the club must provide “first g to a title shot with the Brown Bombs In—W. friends of DiMaggio Indians ATTIC Cox, Kurowski, Moore, Musial. round Gordon, _ 7 FANS ing up 20-12 victory. The winners qualifying today of the was class” Two base hit—Northey. Sacrifice — men that the coast star very transportation. NATIONAL LEAGUE by vanquishing Gus. collected 22 hits and First Annual North Carolina Ama- Moore. Double play—Kurowski, Schoen- made only RUNS BATTED IN Lesnevich has successfully detent dienst and Musial. on bne while teur Golf tournament. Braves Left bases—Pitts- error, Chadbourn made PTA Growing Fast rorgeson, _ 30 his title twice since his Coast 6* St. 9 — Giants burgh 7, Louis Bases on balls 16 and four A behind Beck was a fel- Marshall, _ 24 bingles miscues. stroke Army Men To Team Up He chloroformed the Bn Higbe 6, Pollet 2. 4. Elliott, Braves ____ discharge. Strikeouts—Higbe Brown, McLenney, and low townsman. Roger Me Manus, CHICAGO— (U.R) —The National 22 Pollet 3. Passed balls—Howell. Hooks, HOME RUNS ish and also kay Umpires Derrick Motors Empire champ Gore and Pinelli. followed each other for who gained the runner-up spot With Ford of Parents Teachers Mize. Giants ’--Barlick, Time—2:16. Congress and ___ 10 Fox. Gus knows how to > with E Billy Attendance—14,035. Chadbourn, McLelland behind with a 69. Beck rorgeson, raves _ 8 put together reached an Beacon.1 Motor reports membership Reds how to hook and. like the the plate. L»ggett and Graham rounds of 36-32, while Me Manus DETROIT (U.R)— The Ford Miller, _ g all-time of 4,486.855 for the Cat Mothers Pups were the Proctorville batteries. carded 36-33. high packs a hefty wallop. will aid the War Department Extra! blow-by Co., 15. 1947. The Snake Prices Cut the excitement, CHICAGO—(U.R)—Penny, a motJv Claredon decisioned Evergreen Top qualifying score for the year ending April Enjoy in its arnqy training-in-industry CHICAGO— (U.R) other on il Cavalcade of ?P°‘ cat. nurses five of her 5-6, 13 hits of 32 five states with PTA —Among olo w, G lette’s >r offspring making to the losers’ championship flight players largest >rice Co * program. slashes, live snakes are down over Broadcasting and three puppies. Her owner, nine. Each team committed two was an 86. American U. S. membership are California. 60S,- j rom 30 to 17 1-2 Robert De bobles. Lt. Col.. H. H. Daubert, cents a pound, Nardis, gave her the Field and Kissam pitched Match play will get under way V''TI D, 1400 on your dial a: IDP-1 Ordance, will study each 754; Ohio. 302,049: Illinois. 277.- eports Robert Bean, director of additional responsibility when a for Evergreen, Bowen catching. tomorrow and continue through Army And iarartment within the company 598; Texas, 257.196. and Pennsyl- 1 he Brookfield zoo. The drop came remember, neighbor’s dog produced a litter Ward hurled for Claredon with Sunday. of the Ford Rouge vania. 202,556. ( luring a lively war between two men LOOK too large for her to care for. Harrelson doing the receiving. Five strokes off today’s pace department and take actual work assign- nake handlers competing for the sharp! 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