Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1926 — Page 9

MAY I.J, 1926

M’GRAW SEEKS YOUNGER PLAYERS TO REVIVE N. Y. FIGHTING SPIRIT

Famous Giant Manager Begins to Realize Veterans Lack Staying Qualities. ttu United Press ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 13.—The New York Giants—lons’ the cocksure, two-fisted club of the National League—are in need of youth and light, and John McCiraw, whose playing name was ’’Muggsy,” is going to furnish that fight, he indicated today. The first step in revamping the one time champions— who, on the present road trip, have been dropping games so consistently that they are now at the bottom* of the first division —was the releases handed to Heinie Groh and Artie Xehf Wednesday. Groh, a ten-year man, was released outright. Nchf goes to the Cincinnati Reds. "No other changes are in view for the immediate future,” McGraw said as he leaned out over the dugout when his team started preparations for battle with the Cards’. “However, we must have some new life—some of the old Giant fight,” he added. The Giants apparently overheard the remark, for they went about defeating St. Louis, 2 to 1, which incidentally was the. first game the New Yorkers had won in six starts. Nelif—now 34 years old—was one of the mainstays of the Giant pitching staff and only a few years back was considered the Big Bertha of the Giant firing squad. Heinie Groh—now 37 years old — has been one of the colorful artists of baseball for years.

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Jiliuiiy Ikrnl, featherweight; Alvin Zeplowitz. lightweight.

Indiana University has hopes of claiming a few of the weight championships in the IndianaKentucky A. A. U. boxing tournament at Tomlinson Hal! Friday and Saturday nights. Boxing at Bloomington was taken up two years ago under Coach Jack Devault. Since that time it has gone forward and now more than thirty-five appear daily at the workouts. From this number Devault chose five as the logical representatives in tlie local tourney. Ikerd carries with him a fine record established in his homo State. Oklahoma, before he entered Indiana and Zeplowitz is everything a good fighter should be.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

With Rogers, a lightweight; Mer rill, 'a bantam, and ltegcster, a flyweight, they' form a well balanced team. More than sixty entries have been revelved and the card culls for twenty-five prelim bouts and one championship event Friday night and twenty bouts Saturday night. DELANEY VICTOR By United Press MONTREAL, May 13.—Jack Delaney. light heavyweight contonder from Bridgeport, Conn., knocked out Martin O’Grady In the seventh mund of a scheduled 10-round go. Kid Hoy, Canadian feather champ, outpointed Spencer Gardner, New York, in ten rounds.

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Jimmy Ring. the pitcher whom. McGraw Ifot from the Phillies, justified the New fork managers lontidrnoe and judgment by pitching the battered Giants to a 2-to-l vudory over Hornsby's Cardinals Wedneeday afternoon, thereby breaking the Giants strenk of six losses in a row. Three homers accounted lor all the runs. The Philadelphia Athlrf'n*. enntinm-d their sensational spurt and carried off iheir ninth came in sneeesslon trnunelng file hicli Ilyin* White Sox. I io 3. by a gripping tenth-inning finish. The x'etorj put Pliilitdeliihin n half n gamr behind ( hieiutn. who are in fourth pluce hi tic Amrrieoti l.engnex The Dodger* cllncliel their hold on first plais- hi the older eiisniit. and assured (lirnmelvcs of leaving Chicago at the head of the procession, by trii -nilng tlie Cubs tor the se-ond day straight. 2 to 0. Me. Weeny and Root pitched sensational ball, but the jailer, after allowing only one man lo pass the Initial sack in eight innings, weakened in Hie ninth and the winning runs were pushed across the platter-. After tying tbs score In the ninth. Cleveland permit led the Yankees lo put o run urns* the plate In tlie next In-.

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nine and win the ball came, <1 (o 3. Tlitii Rave tlie Yankees undisputed possession ot first place and pu‘4ird the Indians lo third, behind Washington, which won. 7 to 4. front the lowly and skidding Browns. Urban Shocker went the route lor the Ilucmcn, while the aged Walter Johnson did a similar act for the Senators. Cobb a Tigers eased up on their terrific hitting and tin Red Snr -calked off the diamond with their eighth victory of the young season. The Rookie. WiltHC. hypnotized Detroit fiats and scored In* second straight, win. allowing cully eight hits to tlio slugging Jutigalecrs. Pete Donahue let Boston down with three hits, and tlie Cincinnati Rods annexed another game. !) to 1. Three Brave pitcher tailed to hold the Rtxl Le? in cheek. Tito Pirate* seem to have fonnd their winning stride. They attacked four tidily pitchers viciously and came out on the long end of a 1 l-to-3 score. MAJOR HOMERS WEDNESDAY" Mrusel (Yankee*) .x .. . I—4 I.Hnar ( Athlete-sl .............. I—3 1.. Bell i Cardinal*! ,1 — 3 Meuse] i Giant*! . .I—2 South wortli l Giants) .... -.-. -.. ..... J—2 Harper i Philadelphia! I—2

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Independent and Amateur Baseball

The Christamore K. C. baseball team will hold an important practice at Riverside No. 8 at 12:30 Sunday. The following are urged to be there: Ruella, Hazelwood. Whiffing. Kay. Chamberlain, Good, Turner, Jenkins. Breene, Kinney, Hitch, Eekey, Coheo, Ruffin and Albers. The Silver Fia-eh baseball club will meet at 225 E. Washington St.. Friday night. All pi aver* are urged to be present The Flashes will play at Kokomo. Sunday’. May 23 is open and a State game is desired Address \v, T Day ti. 310 Ferguson St., or call Humboldt 2825. The Booster Triangles and the Laurel A. C. of the Veerless J-eague, meet at Garfield diamond No. 3. Sunday. 3 p. m. The Acme A. A.s are without a fJiwi for Sunday and would like lo hear from some fast team. The Aerne* hold a park permit for 3 o'clock Games also are wanted with fast Slate teams Swayzee. Tern, Columbus. Seymour, Brooklyn, Bedford and Bloomington take notiec. Call Belmont 1870-J and ask lor Bill. Fraction will bo held Sunday morning at 10. The TJnooln Highways will play

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Lebanon Maroon* at Lebanon. Sunday. May 30 and 31 are npem For game* address George Ray. 801 W. I treaty-* lit It St., or phone Harrisou Otlol-M. The Marion Cardinal* desire a local goalie with a fast city team holding a park permit lor next Sunday. Y. M. S.. Collrgo Culis and Y P. C take notin’. Roads game* with fa>! Slate dubs tiro desirexl for May 22 and 30. Address Harry M Cruse. at 1012 Woodlawn Ave. or rail Divacl (id.'U-W. Rushville and Liebniioit take uoticC. • The Shank lln A C. hit* • digiooml permit, for Sunday and desire* to gchudulo a game witli a Joeai team. CaJl Belmont 285-4 after 7 p. m. The next meeting of the Prejlnsa League will held April ‘’O, 7 :30 p. at Go. STKIBIJNG SIGNS /?;/ United Prrss NEW YORK, May 13.—Young Stribltnp h:is signed 3 contract with Tex Rickard to defend his title once during the summer In case he should win the light heavyweight Championship from Paul Berlcmhacit iu June.