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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

9

Colonels Edge Closer to Association Lead

The American Association standings shifting as Minneapolis lost both ends of a doubleheader to drop from the lead while Louisville moved within half a game. Indianapolis swept Minneapolis 4-3 and 2-1 with key hits by O Connell and Beckman. Columbus moved within a half game of St Paul by sweeping Milwaukee as Kansas City’s twin bill with Toledo was postponed to Monday.

Associated Press Minneapolis American Association Louisville Indianapolis Tribe Danny O'Connell Bert Haas Ray Dandridge Millers Dom Dallessandro Ed Beckman Indians Hoyt Wilhelm Elmer Riddle Colonels St. Paul Saints Jack Griffore Columbus Milwaukee Kurt Krieger Mike Clark Red Birds Bob Habenicht Rocky Nelson Kansas City Toledo

Beantown Shutout Hero Stymies Chicago As Koslo Wins Nightcap

Chuck Beantown, a right hander, tossed a second straight shutout allowing three hits against Chicago. In the twin bill Dave Koslo backed by Westrum and Hank Thompson homers led Cincinnati to a win, while Tommy Holmes drove in three for Boston in a victory over Pittsburgh. Sunday results from the National League show a flurry of runs and homers across games, including Brooklyn, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Cleveland matchups with notable blasts from Ennis, Jones, Scheffing, Kluszewski, and others.

Chicago Dave Koslo Westrum Hank Thompson Tommy Holmes Braves Pittsburgh Musial St. Louis Robinson Brooklyn Jethroe Boston Torgeson Sauer Ennis Philadelphia Aotce Slaugher Slaughter Campanella

Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

Statistics show top performers across leagues with names like Musial Williams Kell Dillinger and Jethroe leading in batting runs and steals. Pitching leaders include Miller Roberts Byrne and McDermott with standout win totals and earned run averages.

Sports Mirror flashback notes on golf and sports history

The column recalls events from the past including Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum tying for first at Detroit's motor city open with 273, A. B. Chandler formally taking over as baseball commissioner, Joe Lagis stopping Arturo Godoy in New York, and Red Grange joining the Chicago Bears as backfield coach.

Cary Middlecoff Lloyd Mangrum Detroit A. B. Chandler Joe Lagis Arturo Godoy Yankee Stadium New York Harold “Red” Grange Chicago Bears

Bowling league scores roll through busy night

Gasaway Motor League teams competed with high scores. Moose Lodge Loyd combined 713 821 798, Holthaus Plumbers 825 755 774, Tatelman Furniture 758 800 841, Kenneys Hot Shots 735 839 791, Squirts 836 838, Hamilton Specials 811 788 837, Perma-Gates 808 775 718, Majestic Tavern 806 798 . Gasaway Motors 759 780 701, Quick Fire Coke 722 808 923, Allen Plumbers 914 885 854, Anchor Furniture 843 924 936.

Gasaway Motor League Moose Lodge Loyd Samuels Lehman Richards Douglas Holthaus Plumbers R. Holthaus Toney Crippes Alsman Klee Handicap Tatelman Mace Crumlin Hinds Keller Kenney Parrish Lavely Knust Smith Kitts Squirts Toppy Isles Hayes Steele Ellis Hamilton Fries H. Hamilton B. Hamilton L. Hamilton Lammey Hays Pupilli Ingram Turoci Taparo Majestic Tavern Mitchell Kalder Stone Shastack Leachman Os Handicap Gasaway Motors Naughyle Holt Anderson Eldridge Galaway Lowe Richardson Hawkins Lancaster Staton Allen Plumbers Gilmore Allen McCool Streacker Jones Anchor Cox Jensen French Harden Bruno

Marietta Regatta Fights Flood Delays For Intercollegiate Rowing

Marietta Ohio faced floods and missteps as the intercollegiate regatta, known as the Poughkeepsie championships, ran late. Officials led by Bob Kane of Cornell promised another chance after a chaotic race with 12 judges, a collapsed bleacher incident, gas-out cruisers, and a victory claimed by Washington Huskies in the freshman event.

Marietta Ohio Ohio Valley Poughkeepsie I.R.A Intercollegiate Rowing Association Navy Princeton Washington Huskies Bob Kane Cornell

Education Students Fix Up Rundown Brown County Elementary School

Indiana University education students in a class project renovated North Salem Elementary School 27 miles east of Bloomington. They replaced a painted wall with a green chalkboard, built a small library, upgraded desks, painted interiors, added yellow curtains, installed playground equipment, and wired the building with community help and a $64.95 grant from a local board of education.

Bloomington Ind Ralph Waldo Emerson Indiana University Education North Salem I.U Board of Education

M C V League Race Tightens With Weekend Wins

West Frankfort beat Mount Vernon 63 and Sterlings defeated Paducah 12-7 as West Ort climbs toward the top of the Mississippi-Ohio League. Centralia and Mattoon split two games while Springfield pitcher Hawley blanked Vincennes 7-0. Paducah blanked Mt. Vernon 5-0. Tonight’s games include Mattoon at Vincennes and Paris at Springfield.

United Press West Ort Centralia Mattoon Cardinal West Frankfort Mt. Vernon Sterlings Paducah Springfield Charles Hawley Lakers Vincennes Hawley Paris Ed Wilson Joe Rancher

Giants overpower Cubs in doubleheader sweep

Yesterday's Stars Batting Whittey Lockman led the Giants with seven hits in nine at bats as they swept the Cubs 6-0 and 10-5. Bob Feller shut out the Athletics 7-0 in the first game of a doubleheader, while the Indians exploded for 21-2 with a 14-run first inning in the nightcap.

Whittey Lockman Giants Chicago Cubs Bob Feller Indians Philadelphia Athletics

Army Faces New Front in 1947 Football Outlook

West Point publicity man says Army loses almost all offensive line but aims for top season. Al Pollard may move to backfield while Gil Stephenson returns at fullback. Army faces Michigan and Stanford, with a likely sellout at Yankee Stadium on Oct 14 as experts expect a strong comeback.

New York Joe Cahill West Point Dan Foldberg Army Joe Earl) Blaik Los Angeles al Pollard Tha Pollard Cahill Gil Stephenson Pollard Gil Jim Cain Frank Fischl Earl Blaik Michigan Stanford Yankee Stadium

Sports in Brief from across the nation

Coverage spans numerous events including University of Ww sweeping a regatta in Marietta Ohio and Yale's Jim Fuchs setting shot put records at the NCAA meet. California claimed its 14th NCAA team title as Michigan and Den Me wer show strong two mile marks while Betty Rowland won a national crown at Columbus. BeBe a funnong.

Minneapolis California N.C A.A Yale Jim Fuchs Gelf New Rochelle N. Y Lloyd Mangrum Chicago Palm Beach Columbus Ohio Betty Rowland Rollins Gracek Stetson

Dying Catholic Educator Guided Babe Ruth Career

The Rev. Brother Paul, C.F.X., aged 85, longtime head of the Xaverian order and former superior general, died in Fort Monroe Virginia. He served 18 years as superintendent of St. Mary's Industrial School in Baltimore where Babe Ruth studied. He once hurried to New York to buoy Ruth during a batting slump, helping him rebound to a home run record.

Fort Monroe Babe Ruth Brother Paul C.F.X Xaverian Order St. Mary’s Industrial School Baltimore Ruth Paul New York

Arlington Park Opens Hyde Park Stakes Day

Arlington Park kicks off Chicago summer racing with the $15 000 Hyde Park Stakes and 17 entries in a Steurlough dash. The meeting, run with Washington Park, totals 67 days and 27 stakes as the nation’s major stables and jockeys vie for top honors.

Chicago Arlington Park Washington Park

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