Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1930 — Page 23

FEB. 28, 1930.

DETROIT HAS NUMBER OF PROSPECTS

German Star Pleased With Sharkey Win 'if United Press ~ BERLIN. Feb. 28.— Despite the earlv morning hours many German fan* turned on their radios and listened to the United Press account of the Sharkey-Scott fight. It was clearly audible except for short Intervals in the second round. Joe Jacobs, manager of Max Schmeling, who heard the account at the German champion’s home, told the United Press he was pleased with the outcome. Schmeling returned from an outing in the Alps just in time to hear the result. •Thank God. However, I expected it.’ He added he was looking forward to meeting Sharkey in June. MAUREEN ORCUTT UPSET Ru Time* Frier in I _ . ORMOND BEACH, Fla., Feb. 28 —Maureen Orcutt, eastern and metropolitan women’s golf champion, was the victim of one of the biggest upsets of the season Thursday when she lost to Mrs. Stewart Hanley, Detroit, 3 and 2, in the second round of the south Atlantic women’s tourney.

BIG SALE starts CLEARANCE TOMORROW Here is a bargain event without used cars. To clear our stock parallel in the history of this com- quickly, we offer these splendid munity! This great spring clearance cars at low sale prices that are sale to bargain seekers a nothing less than sensational. secure famous used cars “with an Buy a car during this sale at many OK that counts” at savings that will dollars below its normal price! Look he long remembered. to the red “OK that counts” tag as Due to the tremendous popularity ity. This tag signifies that the car of the New Chevrolet Six, we have has been thoroughly reconditioned. an unusually large stock of fine Be sure to attend this sale early. Wide Choice of Four and Six Cylinder Cars 1927 CHEVROLET COACH—This Car has been checked from stem to stem and carries the famous O. K. 1928 Chevrolet tag. A car that will give you lots of service at very low cost. Reduced to.....$157 1929 Ford Coupe 1928 CHEVORLET CABRIOLET—One of those popular, Tudor snappy sport jobs. This car completely equipped and represents an excellent value $265 Motor A-l, tires, upholster- at this low price..... Just traded in on a new ing and finish exceptionally Chevrolet six. This car is 1928 CHEVORLET SEDAN—In excellent condition through- in new car condition good. Completely equipped, out. Paint and tires A-1. Thoroughly recon- throughout and will be carefully checked and con- ditioned and ready to give thousands of miles of comfortable transportation. Sold with an sold with an O. K. that ditioned and sold with an O.K. that counts to some lucky buyer for...$250 counts to the first lucky O. K. that counts. 1928 PONTIAC SPORT ROADSTER—Five wire wheels, buyer at practically new tires, and complete equipment. Looks like new and at our price is a value not to be equaled elsewhere. Sold with an O. K. that counts.....$300 $385 See Classified Section for These and Other Big Bargains—“With an O K That Counts” BUY “OK” USED CARS FROM YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER JONES-WHITAKER SALES CO. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Illinois at 34th 552 East Washington Street LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. OLIN CHEVROLET CO. 3547 East Washington Street Meridian at Eleventh

RIVERSIDE SKATERS

Helen Whaley, left, and Elsie McDaniels

Helen Whaley, who holds the quarter-mile, half-mile and mile girls’ state amateur championship on roller skates, will defend her title in a half-mile race at the Riverside rink Saturday night against Elsie McDaniels. The race will start at 9. I. U., CHICAGO CLASH By United Press CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—Chicago’s track team will compete with Indiana at Bloomington tonight in the final dual meet before the Big Ten affair next week. The Maroons are favored to win.

BY GEORGE KIRKSEY, United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—A radical shakeup of the Detroit Tigers has left but fourteen players from last year's team on the 1930 squad. There are nineteen newcomers, including nine players who saw some service with the Tigers late last season. The new group includes nine pitchers, four infielders, three outfielders and three catchers. Underhand Southpaw There are many excellent pitching prospects, including Chief Hogsett, southpaw underhander from Montreal; Arthur Herring, who won nineteen games and lost thirteen for Oklahoma City; Joe Samuels, who won nine and lost six for Toronto; Morton Nelson, who won fifteen and lost twelve for the Mission Pacific Coast League club; John Wyatt, who won twenty-two and lost six for Evansville; Charlie Sullivan, southpaw, who won fourteen and lost fifteen for Ft. Worth, and Frank Barnes and Phil Page, recalled from Toronto, The pitchers from last year’s team are Uhle, Whitehill, Carroll, Sorrell, Prudhomme and Graham, who was with Seattle part of the season. The battle for shortstop will be between Bill Akers, who batted .295 for Beaumont; Bill Rogell, w'ho batted .336 for St. Paul, and George Wuestling, who came from Port-

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land In midseason last year. The other infield jobs are settled with Alexander at first, Gehringer at second and McManus at third. In the outfield Roy Johnson Is the only player certain of his place. Elias Funk, formerly with the Yankees who batted .385 for Hollywood; Spencer Harris, who has been up with Washington, Athletics and the White Sox and who batted .340 for Minneapolis, and John Stone, farmed out to Toronto last season, will attempt to break in as regulars. The other outfielders are Bob Fothergiil and Harry Rice. Two Veteran Catchers Five catchers are on the roster, including George Rensa. purchased from Toronto; Bill Steinecke, who batted .322 for Seattle, Ray Hayworth, recalled from Toledo, and two veterans, Red Hargrave and Mervyn Shea. Detroit’s probable lineup follows: Alexander, first base; Gehringer. second base; McManus, third base; Rogell, shortstop: Funk, left field; Johnson, center field; Fothergill, right field. TANK LEADERS CLASH Bu United Press EVANSTON, 111., Feb. 28.—The Western conference’s two strongest swimming teams—Northwestern and Michigan—hook up in a dual meet hero tonight with the object of settling the Big Ten tank supremacy.

Wabash Trips Tiger Quintet Bv Times Fpeeial GREENCASTLE, Ind„ Feb. 28.—A spectacular rally in the second period gave Wabash college tossers their second triumph of the season over De Pauw here Thursday night, 25 to 17. The Tigers led 7 to 4 at the intermission after twenty minutes of defensive play. Howell and Groves led a second half rally that knotted the count at 11 to 11, and gave them a lead which they held to the gun. Ragsdale and Crawley were best for the Tigers. TEACHERS RAP ROSE State Normal Rallies to Conquer City Rivals, 37 to 3L rv Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind. : Feb. 28. Indiana State Teachers rallied in the second half to nose out Rose Poly, city rivals, in a fast contest here Thursday, 37 to 31. The tilt was close throughout, with Rose leading, 30 to 28, with five minutes to play. Alexander and Allen were best for the losers, with Horton, Reynolds and Schied outstanding for the winners.

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