Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1928 — Page 11

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Arrival of Fred Haney Bolsters Betzelites’ Infield

star Third Sacker on Job; | Pitchers Burwell and Sehupp Report. 53 HURLERS IN CAMP Indians Play Orioles at [ Auburndale. I* BY EDDIE ASH f Timos Sports Editor PLANT CITY, Fla., March 12. [With the appearance in training tamp Sunday of Third Baseman fred Haney and Pitchers Bill Burnell and Fred Sehupp, the number of players on the Tribe roster in plant City was boosted to twentypine. These three men had been given |ermission to report a week later (than the main squad, and the gresence of Haney here removes the oubt about his plans for the season. The Times never was in doubt ftbout Haney since the day he wired for transportation, but the other jftfternoon newspaper in Indianapolis used a false report, stating the Veteran would not play this year, fend caused a few Tribe followers to fear the team would be minus fe good hot comer guardian. And so that is that. Haney is on the job and soon will take up playing where he left off last year. Part of the huge squad in camp Was due for a battle with the BalStmore Internationals at Auburndale this afternoon in a game that Was to open the Indians’ exhibition schedule. On Tuesday the Orioles Will do the motoring and play the JHoosiers in Plant City. Avery important part of the Indians spring training this year is the long batting drill the pastimers are getting. That is a big item and was brought about by Manager Betzel’s foresight and Owner Perry’s cooperation. Betzel asked for many pitchers for his squads stay in the South and Perry lent him a free hand in gathering them.

As a result there are now thirteen hurlers in Plant City and everybody is getting plenty of hitting practice. It is the largest staff of pitchers ever taken South by an Indianapolis club. Even Reb Russell, usually a later starter on 1 lifting, is crashing the horsehide right now, whereas last spring at this time jteb was hardly feeling the ball. With seven outfielders bidding for positions, Manager Betzel will let bat power solve the problem and he has asked the newspaper men here to keep him posted on averages during exhibition games. Layne, Jacobson and Russell seen: to be assured of berths with Mueller, Anderson, Walsh and Matthews in the doubtful class. Matthews has an edge because he bats left-handed, but if he is retained for that reason he may be supplanted later if Manager Betzel can arrange a deal for a stronger southpaw hitter. The Tribe pilot has asked Owner Perry to make an effort to land Fred Brickell of the Pirates.

William C. Smith, former owner bf the Indianapolis baseball club, is finding it difficult to resist the baseball lure, it was learned today, in the spring training camp of Bruno Betzel’s Indians. It is said Smith fs sounding out the Cincinnati club fofficials on a proposition to buy from that team the controlling interest in the Columbus club of the American Association. Columbus is a “farm” for the Cincinnati Reds. Smith got out of baseball late last feummer when he sold the Indianapolis franchise to James A. Perry. He has been in Florida watching .Various clubs perform and it seems the old baseball enthusiasm has fctruck him again. jHGPPE FAVORS JAKE Former Balkline Champ Predicts Victory for Young .Shaeffer. fly l nited Press NEW YORK. March 12.—Willie Hoppe, former 18.2 balkline billiard [champion, today predicted Jake {Schaeffer, present champion, would >■olßll7 his title in the 1,500-point Challenge match against Edouard Horemans which opens in San Francisco tonight. RIDES TO VICTORY BP,’/ United Press TIJUANA, Mexico, March 12. Miss Dorothy Schneider of Long Beach, Cal., rode E. E. Watson’s Holly Boy to win the inaugural running of the Coronado town plate, for women riders only. Time for the six furlongs event was 1:14 4-5.

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Detroit Five Downs Big 4 in Final Tilt Michigan Central Annexes Title in N. Y. C. Basket Tourney. By Times Special CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 12. The strong Michigan Central railroad team of Detroit today was the possessor of the national championship of the New York Central Lines. The Detroit aggregation staged a brilliant rally in the closing minutes of play to defeat the defending champion, Indianapolis Big Four, in the final game of the tournament, 37 to 31, here Saturday night. The Hoosiers led throughout the game and with four minutes remaining to play had a four-point lead. The Michigan Central team in a final desperate rally heaved several long shots through the hoop from the center of the floor. Captain Carl Howard of the Indianapolis team again starred with five field goals and three free throws. Sid Sankovic and Barham starred for the new champions.

Pyle 9 s Runners Leave One State By United Press NEEDLES. Cal., March 12.—One State in the C. C. Pyle trans-conti-nental ‘’Bunion Derby” was to be left behind when runners left here today on the twenty-mile uphill jaunt to Oatman, Ariz., the next stopping station. Starting the second week of the “go-as-you-can” race from Las Angeles to New York, Arthur Newton, England and South Africa veteran marathoner, had a comfortable time lead on the field of athletes.

Spring Training Chatter

Hoyt, Ruppert in Huddle ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., March 12.—Waite Hoyt, the Yankees’ holdout pitcher and Colonel Ruppert, president of the world champions, went into a huddle here today over Hoyt's salary demands. Hoyt arrived here last night from Hot Springs with Stanley Coveleskie, veteran spit ball pitcher, and Catcher Benny Bengcugh. The Yanks were prepared for their first exhibition game with their training camp rivals, the Boston Braves, today.

ROBINS GET SET CLEARWATER, FEA„ March 2—The Brooklyn Robin* began work today for their opening exhibition game with the University of Florida nine Wednesday. The Robins meet the Washington Senators Thursday. CARDS VS. PHILLIES AVON PARK. Fla.. March 12. Facing five exhibition games this week, the St. Louis Cardinals today took the field against Burt Shotton’s rejuvenated Phillies. Shelberg and Smith were slated to pitch for the Cards. The two teams will play a return game at Winter Haven, Tuesday. FIVE GAMES IN WEEK WINTER HAVEN. Fla.. March 13. The Phillies left for the game with the Cardinals today at Ayon Park with only one player not in camp. John Schulte, catcher, is a holdout. The Phils hare five exhibition games this week. MEET HENS TUESDAY NEW ORLEANS, La., March 12. —After ginning their second exhibition game from the New Orleans Southern League club, Sunday, the Cleveland Indians went back to work today. Tuesday Cleveland travels to Biloxi, Miss., to play the Toledo Mudhens. SENATORS IN OOOI) TRIM TAMPA. Fla., March 12.—Pitchers Gaston, Marnerry and Van Aistyne limbered up today in preparation for their first appearance* in the box this year against the Boston Braves at St. Petersburg Tuesday. The Senators, beaten last week by the Braves and Cardinals, will go after their first vietorv. Manager Harris is confident they will give a good account of themselves in the four games carded this week. ROOKIE ON THIRD SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 12. The appearance of Jack Warner at firt for the Detroit Tigers in Sunday’s game against Minneapolis may mean that Nolen Richardson, Ft. Worth rookie, has won the third base Job held down by Warner last season. Five Tiger hurlers, failed to prevent Minneapolis winning, 6 to 5, in eleven Innings. McCarthy praises hurlers LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 12. Manager Joe McCarthy today praised the splendid form shown by his pitchers. Three Cub hurlers, Hansen, Bush and Jones, Sunday let the Los Angeles club down with four hits. The Cubs won, 3 to 1.

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Box Scores of Final Games in Regional Meets

AT ANDERSON Anderson Broad Ripple G P TP; G F TP Rarlden.f.... 0 2 2|White,f 2 2 6 Ockomon.f.. 4 3 11 Hltchcock.f ..1 2 4 Dodd.c 33 9 Garber,c 0 0 0 W'ooci.R 2 0 4jKessler, R ... 2 1 5 George.g ... 0 0 OHunt, R .... 0 1 1 Ricker,i .... 1 0 2 Lee.f 0 0 0 Stickler.c.... 0 0 OjGulling.f .... 2 0 4 Totals ....10 8 28: Totals .... 7 620 AT AUBURN KendaJlville Angola G FTP! G FTP Rollins,f 5 1 EGrimes.f 6 1 13 Helgn.f 1 0 2ißrokaw,f 10 2 Hutchins.c... 2 0 4: Handy,c 0 0 0 Prentice. R... 3 4 10! Clark.g 1 0 2 Wehmeyer.g. 0 0 O Wert.g 113 Totals ....11 527 Totals .... 9 220

Williams Arrives for Scrap With Malone Tuesday

Bobby Williams came to town early this morning in company with his manager, Billy Ames, and was to go through a light workout at the Arcade gym this afternoon. Williams, who meets Jock Malone of St. Paul in the feature scrap at the Armory, Tuesday night, appeared to be in great shape. Malone also was due to arrive during the day. All the local boxers on the weekly Legion card worked out Sunday in the local gymnasiums and large crowds were on hand to watch the training activities. The MaloneWilliams fight seems to interest the fistic followers, who are about equally divided in their opinions on the outcome of the battle between the smart veteran and the hardhitting youngster. The Legion committee reports one of the largest advance sales in the history of Armory boxing. TO VIEW IMOVIES - By United Press CHICAGO. March 12.—More than 1.500 members of the Yale Club of Chicago will view movies of Yale football team in action during 1927 at the annual banquet of the Yale Club here tonight.

ROOKIES TRIM REGULARS PASO ROBLES. Cil., March 12 Manager Ownie Bush of the Pirates today wondered which was the first team and which his second. Sunday the rookies handed the regulars their third straight defeat. II to X. Russell and Mahaffev showed good form on the mound for the rookies. KIPP SIGNS IP ORLANDO, Fla.. March 12.—Wally Ripp ha* signed hi•* '• ract with Cincinnati and now only Carl Mays, Pete Donohue and Rube Dressier are unsigned. BARNES TAKES ILL By United Press AUGUSTA, C.a., March 12. Charles Barnes, brother of Virgil and Jes 6 Barnes, well-known pitchers, was operated on Sunday for appendicitis. He was trying for a place on the Giants’ pitching staff when he was taken ill.

Exhibition Games Today

New York (N. L.) vs. Jacksonville at Jacksonville. New York i.\. L.) vs. Boston (N, I>.) at St. Petersburg. Philadelphia <N. L ) vs. St. Louis (N. L.) at Avon Park. RESULTS YESTERDAY At St. Augustine—New York Giants, 4; Newark Bears. 1 (thirteen innings). At San Anlonio—Minneapolis, ♦>; Detroit, 3 (eleven innings). At Sarasota —Boston Red Sox, 5; Buffalo. 3. At New Orleans—Cleveland, 6; New Orleans, 2. St. Louis Browns, 2. At Los Angeles—Chicago Cubs, 3; Los Angeles, 1. JOF, PERCENTS DEAD By United Press MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 12. Joe Percente, 51, well known lightweight in the late S)o's died here. His ring career included matches with Jimmy Fitzgerald, Charley Beery, Battling Nelson and Mickey Riley.

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AT BLOOMINGTON Martinsville Brazil G F TP G F TP Wooden,f ... 2 1 5 Hamerstein.f. 12 4 Lockhart.!... 2 0 4 Lorenz.f 113 Eubank,c.... 1 1 3 Weaver.c 2 0 4 Suddith.R.... 2 0 4 Goodin.R 2 0 4 Tackett,r. ... 3 0 6 Ycager.g 2 0 4 Clift, f 1 0 2 Totals ....10 2 22 Totals 9 3 21 AT COLUMBUS Columbus Franklin G F TP! G F TP Cooley,f 2 0 4;J.Grecn,f .... 1 0 2 Eddy.f 3 1 7 E.Green.f 1 3 6 Ferbring.c.. 2 1 s ( Stout.c 10 2 Holland,r. ... 1 2 4 ! D.Utterback.R 2 0 4 Fbdera.z 0 0 0 F.Utterbackjt 2 15 Collier.f .... 0 0 0 Trotter.c.... 0 0 0 Totals .. 8 4 20: Totals .... 7 418 AT EVANSVILLE Central Princeton G F TP G F TP Buck.f 2 0 4 Irons,f 13 5 Klein.f 2 2 6 Tlchenor.f.... 2 0 4 Howell.c 0 0 0 Collins.c Oil Hodge,K 4 2 10 Harder.g 2 0 4 White.g...... 10 2 Downey 1 0 2 Kelly,g 0 1 1 Hollen.c 0 0 0 Totals .... 9 4 22 Totals 6 3 17 AT FT. WAYNE Central Kirkland G F TPj G F TP Farrell.f.... 0 0 OjL.Arnold.f... 0 11 Frank,! 5 1 11 Bowman,!... 113 Hlre.c 0 0 O Meyers.c 7 0 14 Bash.g 1 0 2 Farnold.g.... 113 Dornte.g.... 2 1 5 Heller,g 113 Brlckhiu.!... 3 1 7 Bmgartner.g. 0 0 0 Lyons,c 0 33 Dettlnger.g.. 0 0 0 Hammond.c. 2 0 4 Halt.! 0 0 0j Link.! 0 0 0j Totals 13 6 32! Totals 10 4 24 AT FRANKFORT Frankfort Jefferson (Lafayette I G F TP; G F TF Norris.! 2 2 6 ! L.Crowe,f.... 33 9 Lawhead.f .. 4 1 9 Hamilton.!... 10 2 Armenfront.c 0 11 Ellis,c 1 2 4 Ashley,g 0 33 T.Crowe.g... Oil Shawhan.R.. 2 2 6 Shreader.R... 0 0 0 (Weaver,! 0 0 0 McClean.g... 113 Totals 8 925 Totals 8 7 19

Complete Regional Results

The complete list of regional scores from the sixteen tournament centers last Saturday afternoon and evening follow:

AT ANDERSON Anderson. 81; Tipton. 18 Broad Ripple, 25; Cicero, 15. Anderson. 23: Broad Ripple. 20. AT AUBURN Angola. 21: Lagrange, 18 (overtime). Kendallvllle, 21: Auburn, 12 Kendallvllle, 27: Angola. 20. AT BLOOMINGTON Brazil. 29; Garfield of Terre Haute. 20. Martinsville. 44: Amo. 12 Martinsville. 22; Brazil. 21. AT COLUMBUS Columbus, 58; Versailles. Iff# Franklin. 39: Scipo. 7. Columbus. 20: Franklin. 18 AT EVANSVILLE Princeton. 31: Spurgeon, 15. Central (Evansville), 39: Bristow. 15. Central (Evansville i, 22; Princeton. 17. AT FT. WAYNE Kirkland township, 25; Pierccton. 23. Central (Ft. Wavnel. 18 BlufTton. 13. Central (Ft. Wayne), 32; Kirkland Township. 24. AT FRANKFORT Jefferson of Lafayette. 43: Mouon. 10. Frankfort. 33; Boswell. 19. Frankfort. 25; Jefferson (Lafayette), 19. AT GARY Washington (East Chicago), 29; Valparaiso. 20. La Porte, 30; Goodland. 21. Washington (East Chicago). 30: La Po.tc. 14. GREENCASTLE Clinton. 32: Crawfordsville. 29. Greencaatle, 47; Mellot. 19 Clinton, 25; Greencastle. 24. AT LOGANSPORT Peru. 38; North Manchester, 21. Logansport, 38; Huntington. 18. Lognnsport, 33: Peru. 17. AT MARION Delphia. 33; Marlon. 11. Sharpsville, 41. Dunkirk. 18. Delphi, 21; Sharpsville. 20. AT MISHAWAKA Rochester. 26 Mishawaka. 22. Goshen. 41; Winamac. 32. Rochester. 27; Goshen, la.

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AT GARY Washington La Porte G F TPI G F TP Opasik.f 2 1 5 Walker,f 2 2 6 walton.f.... 1 2 4|Garrlson,f... 3 17 Zeleske.c.... 4 0 8 Boklund.c... 0 0 0 Palla.g 4 0 B!Grtewnak,g.. 0 0 0 Laposa.g.... 0 0 OSerafln.g 0 0 0 Barren, f.... 0 1 l’Pease.f 0 0 0 Ganslnger.f. 2 0 4'Dlmltrls.f... 0 0 0 Furtela.c.... 0 0 0 Fredrickson,c 0 0 0 Kollna.g 0 0 OlWagner.g.... Oil Kovolowskl.g 0 0 OlPurcell.R 0 0 0 Totals ...13 430 Totals 6 4 14 AT GREENCASTLE 1 Clinton Greencastle G FTP! G FTP Marsh.f 1 1 3!Masten,f 2 15 Cogan.f. 0 1 1| G.Crowly.f... 2 0 4 Antonini.c.. 0 2 2 Lear,c 1 2 4 Foncanon.g.. 2 0 4i Tobin,g 5 0 10 Gilliat.g 3 1 7'Brown.g .... 0 1 1 Shannon,! ..2 4 8 Totals ... 8 9 25 Totals 10 4 24 AT LOGANSPORT Logansport Peru G F TP( G F TP Wolfe.f 1 2 4! Jones,f 10 2 Dickerson,!.. 2 0 4 Jenkins,f 0 0 0 M'Carnes.e. .3 2 8 Braummlller.c 226 Kinsley.g... 0 0 o(Ncwhouse,g... 113 Douglass,g... 8 0 16| Griggs,R .... 3 0 6 Lovell,f 0 1 1 Bishop,g 0 0 0 Porter,R .... 0 0 0 Totals ....14 5 33 Totals ... 7 3 17 AT MARION Delphi Sharpsville . G F TP ; G FTP Moore.f .... 2 3 7;Simmons.f.... 3 17 Crosby,f ... 1 0 2 G.Cage.f .... 1 0 2 Perlgo.c .... 2 0 4. Scott.c 1 0 2 Grlpe.g 2 0 4H.Cage,g ... 2 3 7 Keriln.g .... 2 9 4 Hawkins,g ..192 Totals ... 9 12 2lf Totals .... 8 420 AT MISHAWAKA Rochester Goshen G F TP G F TP Flynn,f 4 1 9,Kyle.f 2 0 4 Thompson.f. 2 0 4'Miller.f 10 2 Krathwehl.c. 6 0 12Williams,c... 4 0 8 Moonshaur.g 0 2 2 Warstler.g... 0 0 0 Davis,R 0 0 0:J. Yoder,g... 0 11 Fobes.f 0 0 0 lAnglemeyer.f 0 0 0 Totals ...12 3 27| Totals 7 1 15

AT MUNCIE Mt. Comfort, 28; Winchester, 17. Mancie, 23; Newcastle. 17 Muncle, 33: Mt Comfort. 28. AT NEW ALBANY Salem. 23; Seymour, 20 (overtime). Bedford, 62; Austin, 9. Bedford. 50: Salem. 13. AT RUSKVIELE Rushvllle. 42; Hagerstown, 18. Connersville to: Lawrenceburg, 18. Rushvllle, 21; Connersville, 19. AT VINCENNES Washington. 34; Carlisle. 12. Vincennes. 32; Bloomfield. 26. Washington. 28; Vincennes, 19. ABANDON TENNIS PLAN /•'./> United Press NEW YORK. March 12.—The : plan to divide the Davis Cup talent j into two teams has been abandoned | by the United States Lawn Tennis J Association and the United States ! will concentrate on winning the I American zone matches and qualify- | ing for the inter-zone final. OPERATE ON SANDE Jiu United I*rc*s NEW YORK, March 12.—Earl j Sande. who is under suspension ! from the American turf, was taken ! to his home Sunday from Roosevelt j Hospital after a sinus operation. j MOTION PICTURES

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