The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky (2024)

July 31, 1952

Publication:

The Advocate-Messengeri

Location:

Danville, Kentucky

Issue Date:

Thursday, July 31, 1952

Page:

8

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TOW TUES WED THUR 3 Big un Niles 3 ABBOTT fr COSTELLO IN 'HoldVhai Ghost" AND IN "ARICA" 2 BIG SHOWS WITH ABBOTT ft COSTELLO AS YOUR UN HITS STAMJTE WWWWWVVVWVWbW 7H NOW SHOWING Mariana Dietrich jL I Mai errer cO i Ia Bl I "RANCHO I fl I NOTORIOUS" QU I Sul I Technicolor DANVILLE ADVOCATE MESSEKOER DANVILLE KENTUCKY Roundup Dsum UImmIJ DmIm Rapp SImM Radge night to an Atlanta I he finally signs tof defend suggestion that hs heavyweight title against Rocky Marciano NO MONEY DOWN AT GOODYEAR NO MONEY DOWN ON GOODYEAR TIRES Minor League Results SIZE 600x16 16 PAY ONLY TODAY GAMES NOW $1085 Plus LOW AS Plus Tax SIZE 600 16 6 PLY RATING PAY AS YOU HAUL vs WE CABBY OUR coaching interests in peace to do by 58 56 53 49 41 39 KANSAS CITY HOLDING ON TO LEAD IN A A By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Pliis Tax and your old tire HELSINKI July 31 An Amer ican woman and a Japanese man set new Olympic swimming rec ords today After Shiro Hashizume had wrecked the old Olympic mark for the 1500 meter freestyle swim with a time of 18 minutes 34 seconds Evelyn Kawamoto of Hawaii won her heat in the wom 400 meter freestyle in 5:166 for another new Olympic record Three other men also bettered the old record for the 1500 of 19:124 set in 1932 by another Japanese star Kitamura but none could come close to Hashi time Miss Kwamoto broke the wom record of 5:178 set by Ann Curtis of the United States in 1948 Only four of the six trial heats in the 1500 were run off this morn ing with two more scheduled for this afternoon The eight best times will qualify for the finals By GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK July 31 (M The man who finds himself in a very tough spot now is Jersey Joe Walcott and you are certain to witness a good deal of squirming LEXINGTON Ky July 30 (M one man speculating on a solution to our That was the comment of one official at the University of Ken tucky last i sports suggestion that basketball coach Adolph Rupp resign The school official Vice Presi dent Leo Chamberlain had nothing to add to his brief statement Other officials including Rupp who was out of town were not available for comment' Ed Danforth suggested in his column in the Atlanta Journal yes terday that Rupp could up the whole matter by He was referring to the athletic practices under probe by the Southeastern Conference of which the school is a member The inquiry was prompted by involvement of several former Kentucky players in 1 the college cage fix scandals and although no decision has been reached Dan forth wrote that the school would not repudiate Rupp he was doing what they wanted to win games at no cost to the tax Danforth a Kentucky graduate suggested the veteran mentor quit coaching and back to his re gistered cattle and live as he had been advised his Rupp in addition to has farming and other TRUCK GOODYEAR PAGE EIGHT Local baseball fans will once Jnore see the Danville Yankees perform at home Sunday at Old ort Park Owner Gene Kinely and officials of the Yankee club Jiave patched up their differences This was done at a meeting Tues day night and the Yankees will be back at Old ort this Sunday our weeks ago Yankee offi cials stormed from one of the meetings saying they were through with Old ort Park Scene of many baseball games fever the years They said the trouble was over concession stands ans urged that the Yanks return Park owner Kinely Stated he drive them out: and drive them back The Yanks will open Sunday1 under their new field manager Bunny Davis who played for merly with the Lexington Hust lers a professional outfit Davis plans to bring the Hustlers here for a game later in the season Dowell (Hero) McCowan will TODAY A YEAR AGO The New York Yankees sold outfielder Cliff Mapes to th? St Louis Browns for the $10000 waiver price IVE YEARS Joe Louis and Joe Walcott signed for a 10 round non title fight 1 OWNERS TRUCK TIRES serve as captain of the Yankees McCowan a handy player who can pitch as well as play the outfield is known for his power hitting with the Yanks Manager Davis said the Yanks will work out daily at 5 pm Tuesday through riday and on Saturday at 3 pm all baseball players white or colored are to get in touch with him for try outs with the team Perryville and Deep Creek players are re quested to call 924 in Danville about the tryouts Harrodsburg is ticketed to play here Sunday according to in formation received locally in that sport Russell Mockridge won the gold medal fen the 1000 meter time trials efe Going into the progrim Russia had 523Vi points the United States 463 Twenty eight finale in cluding 10 in boxing remain be fore this gigantic sports carnival closes Sunday night GOODYEAR mwk MARATHON SIZE 670x1 3 $1493 Plus Tax And Your Old Tira ON ANY RERIGERATOR RANGE WASHER RADIO or TELEVISION 104 WEEKS TO PAY Joe is In much the same position as Jim Braddock was after he won the crown from Max Baer back in 1935 and looked up to see a killing young puncher named Joe Louis heading his way Jim was able to cash in only on a single three round exhibition chicken feed before they tossed him in with the dark destroyer As it came out later however Braddock do too badly There was a highly secret and leak proof covenant which provided that the outgoing champ it was pretty definite that Jim fitted the description would receive 10 per cent of the new champ's ring earn ings That came to such a com fortable sum in the ensuing years that Braddock never has had to go back to stevedoring Walcott was at the ringside the other night when Marciano ex ploded that left hook on Harry jaw Up to now the veteran Negro fighter has made relatively little out of the title going to have to be guaran teed a real payday somehow by somebody before he samples Rocky's depth charges His mana ger elix Bocchicchio already has drawn one yelp of anguish by in sisting that Walcott must receive 45 per cent of the net for a Sep tember fight walled Al Weill who admits to being rnatchmaker for the International Boxing Club but bleeds at the suggestion that Rocky is his personal property "He going to get any 45 per cent Why don't he ask for 100 per cent and be done with It is customary for the promot ers to split 60 per cent of the net between the main eventers with the champion getting the heavier end It is doubtful that the IBC would go over this figure Another slight problem concerns the fact that pilot a Philadelphian has no license to operate in New York State and was not at latest report in line to receive one? He has said that Jersey Joe never never will fight here again until he elix is eligi ble to represent him Eventually of course something will give and the fight will be held and it will draw somewhere close to a million dollars New Yrk at Chicago night Raschi (11 2) vs Rogovin 9 Boston at Cleveland Brickner 3 1) vs Lemon (11 8V Philadelphia at Detroit (2) ShanU (18 31 and Kellner (7 9) vs Hoeft (3 3) and Trucks (4 12) Washington at St Louis night Johnson 3) or Gumpert (3 5) vs Bearden (4 3) ar Madison (3 1) RESULTS Chicago 7 New York 0 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 Washington 6 St Louis 2 681630571531505432394280 A low price lire you can trust! Tough cool running resistant to heat and hniftinol Thick wide tread assures longer wear! Deep notched rib tread for extra traction and even wear! Sturdy sidewall ban protect against damage from rjiis sidewall snagsl NATIONAL LEAGUE PCT 29 34 43 46 48 54 60 72 SCHEDULE By The Associated Press PACIIC COAST LEAGUE Portland 4 2 Seattle 1 1 Los Angeles 6 Oakland 4 San Diego 5 Sacramento 2 San rancisco 4 Hollywood 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ottawa 9 Buffalo 8 10 innings Toronto 7 Springfield 4 Baltimore 10 Rochester 4 Only games scheduled 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis Louisville 5 innings Charleston 9 1 Kansas City 6 6 St Paul 7 Indianapolis 2 Columbus 1 6 Milwaukee 0 9 TEXAS LEAGUE San Antonio 4 Dallas 3 10 innings Houston 1 ort Worth 0 Oklahoma City 3 Shreveport 1 Tulsa 3 Beaumont 1 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Little Rock 6 13 Atlanta 5 11 first game 10 innings Memphis 9 Birmingham 2 Mobile 3 Chattanooga 0 New Orleans 18 Nashville 6 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Columbia 1 6 Augusta 0 2 Montgomery 10 Jacksonville 6 Columbus 3 Savannah 0 Macon 5 Charleston 4 Brooklyn Now York St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boitoo Cincinnati Pittsburgh THURSDAY'S Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Main (Ml) and Hogue (1 2) Rutbatford (2 3) and Landrum (ML Chicago at New York Minner (Ml vs Kosld (7 4) qt Hearn (11 3) St Lofeis at Boston Mizell (5 5) vi Bickford (74k Only games scheduled WWD4rt RK8ULT6 Brooklyn 4 Ptttgbargh 3 10 innings New York IM Chicago 64 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 3 Bottom 3 St Louis TWENTY YEARS MildrSd XMhkm bettered the world and Olympic jave lin fetord by toott tMa 11 feet witb toM of 43 feet 4 lathes By The (Associated Preu The two team American Associa tion leadership battle remained un changed Wednesday night with pacesetting Kansas City keeping its one game edge over Milwaukee as each club split doubleheaders Tailend Charleston racked the Blues 9 6 in the opener Kansas City capped the clqfer Seventh place Columbus blanked Milwaukee 1 4) on Stu two hit pitching but the Brews took the nightcap 9 6 Minneapolis climbed back Into the first division with a 6 5 decision over Louisville The was de cided in the 10th hen Bill Hower fnn hanwgbd a hnmpr Still' another Olympic record fell' St Paul trimmed Indianapolis in cycling the first of the games 7 2 OWNACCOUNTS gqodXvear STORE PHONE 55 aweek DA ID ORA nlK Olympic Swim Records Are Sei Danville Yankees Back At Old ort By The Assciated Press Batting Musial St 331 Atwell Chicago 323 I Runs Musial St Luis 70 i lockman New York 68 Runs batted in Sauer Chicago I 82 Thomson New York 71 Hits Musial St Louis 119 Adams Cincinnati 116 Doubles Schoendienst St Louis 1 26 Sauer Chicago 22 Triples Thomson New York 8 Ennis Philadelphia 7 Home runs Sauer Chicago 25 Hodges Brooklyn and Kiner Pitts burgh 20 Stolen bases Reese Brooklyn 19: Jethroe Boston 16 Pitching Roe Brooklyn 7 0 1000 Wilhelm New York 8 2 800 Strikeouts Spahn Boston 117 Wade Brooklyn 94 AMERICAN Batting ain Philadelphia 340 Goodman Boston 333 nRuns Joost Philadelphia 70 I Berra New York 67 Runs batted in Robinson Chica go 71 Dropo Detroit 67 Hits ox Chicago 131 Robin son Chicago 122 Doubles ain Philadelphia 26 Bauer New York 25 Triples Rizzuto New York 10 Simpson Cleveland and Young St Louis 8 Home runs Berra New York 21 Doby Cleveland 20 Stolen bases Jensen Washing ton 15 Minoso Chicago and Riz zuto New York 13 Pitching Shantz Philadelphia 18 3 857 Raschi New York 11 2846 Strikeouts Pierce Chicago 105: Shantz Philadelphia 103 Major League Leaders A CE Ww PCT New York 58 41 586 Cleveland 55 44 556 Boston 53 43 552 Washington 52 46 531 Chicago 52 49 515 Philadelphia 46 46 500 St Louis 41 60 406 Detroit 35 63 357 SCHEDULE BIG VALUES IN OTHER SIZES SIZE I PLY RATING PRICE 600x16 6 $1915 650x16 6 $2445 700x20 8 $3900 700x20 10 $5X95 750x20 8 $5040 750x20 10 85R55 625x20 10 $70110 Softball Towny Al J4Hy Uiftnny JUNCTION BALL TOURNEY Junction City's softball tourna ment proceeds from which will go to the playground is well underway today it was announced today Two games are scheduled for tonight Last night Corning Glass team from Danville bare ly edged out General Shoe 7 to 6 In the second game of Iexington had no trouble in pushing Parksville out of the tourney running 10 to 1' twin bill will find of Danville clashing with Burgin at 7:30 followed bv a tilt between Junction City and Lebanon about 8:30 Lebanon is reputed to have a strong team and a hot game is anticipated i riday at 7:30 of Lex ington meets General Shoe The second game will be between the loser of the JunctionLeba ncn game and the winner of the Burgin affair The tournament which started last Monday will continue Mon day Tuesday and Wednesday of next week It is a double elimina tion affair $58000 Nigh Bid or Top Yoariligs LEXINGTON Ky July 31 An $58000 bid for a dark bay son of imported Alibhai Miss Dogwood stood today as the year's highest price on the thoroughbred yearling i market The operator of the Brea Burn farm at Greenwich Conn James McCue bought the colt at the semi windup of the breeders sales company auctions at Keeneland yesterday Eighty seven yearlings were listed for the final auction today McCue purchased the yearling from the lot of Leslie Combs II of Lexington who put seven young sters into the sale and received $182500 an average of $26071 The Combs consignment helped push figure for 95 head to $807800 an average of $8503 The overall sale average so far is $7380 Combs got $26500 for a gray filly by Mahmoud Jerrybuilt which Olin Gentry an agent purchased and $25000 for a chestnut colt by Heliopolis Gallawood bought by Yolo Stables His other yearlings sold from $14000 to $22000 A dark bay colt by Roman Traffic Court consigned by Walnut Springs arm sold for $23100 to A Hasty House arms THURSDAY LATONUWMMUnB state LOUISVILLE Ky July GP Latonia will nfpresent Kltttacky in the American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament opening at Gastonia NC Aug The Northern Kentuckians won the state legion title yeeterday by beating Central City UM in the final of a three game aeries Central City had evened the aeries' with a 16 inning 4 3 win yesterday morning Latonia won the Opener Tuesday 17 2 Baseball Standings AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PCT Kansas City 69 89 639 Milwaukee' 67 39 632 St Paul 57 53 518 Minneapolis 53 57 482 Indianapolis 53 57 477 Louisville 52 58 473 Columbus 48 63 432 Charleston 38 70 452 TEN YEARS Ray Robin son 144 defeated Sammy Angott 139 in a ID round non title bout Its cheaper nice small home for someone just reduced to $7500 for quick sale early posses sion lets look right now Martin Real Estate Co KEBBSIEKSHGHSHBaBBBMaK 5THTE ENDS TODAY GIVE MY TO BROADWAY AND ATHER THE BRIDE RI SAT JOHN DALL JANE WYATT The Man Who Cheated Himself 2ND BIG HIT RODDY McDOWALL PRESTON OSTER IN 2ND BIG HIT I Richard WIDNIARK RIDAY SATURDAY ENDS TODAY YOUNG MAN WITH IDBAS AND WHEN IN ROME BARRY LYDIA CLARKE LEE AAKBt MILBURN STONE COMING SUNDAY VV 1 11 ADDED CNNKMOR I CONSTANCE SMITH JEREY HUNTER ary of a muon tiMMeeNbelfe THE atomic CITY A I I HLAcv? a 5THTE WEI.

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