Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1930 — Page 23

SEPT. 12,1930.

TILDEN, DOEG CLASH IN SEMI-FINALS

Shields to Play Wood 3ig Bill Favored to Cop Eighth U. S. Net Crown. BY PAUL R. WHITE United Press Staff Corresoondent FOREST HILLS. N. Y.. Sept. 12. -Two tennis players stood today between Big Bill Tilden and his ambition to become the first eighttime winner of the men's national singles championship. The first was Johnny Doeg ol Santa Monica, Cal., the titleholder’s opponent in the semi-final round this afternoon. The second was to be either Frank X. Shields or Sidney B. Wood, New Yorkers, who have yet to reach the age of 20. Asa matter of fact, the ShieldsWood semi-final should furnish more excitement than that between Tilden and Doeg The champion never has been beaten by Doeg and there is no reason to suppose the Californian will upset precedent. Wood and Shields are mor£ evenly matched, although Wood is favored to win. The tow-headed youth proved Thursday, when he vanquished Clifford Sutter, intercollegiate champion, in three out of four sets, that he is at the peak of his gamp.

Baseball

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L. Pet. Louisville *9 -J* 1 } St. Paul 85 58 .591 Toledo SI ._>6.> Minneapolis <£ Columbus 64 8® Milwaukee 59 *■’ -Jt® INDIANAPOLIS 55 88 .385 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. : W. L. Pet. Phlla . 94 47 .667; Detroit 67 72 .482 With 86 53 .619 St. Louis 56 94 .<OO New Yk. 79 60 .668 Chicago. 55 84 .396 Clevel... 78 67 .532 Boston.. 46 92 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet.; W. L Pet Chicago 80 59 .576 Plttsbgh. 72 66 .522 LOUIS 79 59 .572 Boston.. 65 76 .461 Brklvn - 80 60 57HClncln... 55 81 .404 New Yk. 77 62 .554 Phila .. 47 92 .338 Today’s Games AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS fn>ih*' Louisville at Toledo. Kansas City at Milwaukee. Minneapolis at St. Paul. AMERICAN LEAGI F, Washington at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. New York at Detroit ■ Onlv games scheduled i NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn. 3t Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Yesterday’s Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville . 000 100 001— 2 6 3 Toledo 210 110 lOx 6 8 2 Wilkinson Pennor and Barnes. Hartley. Carroll and Henlinc Kansas Cltv 110 512 006—16 20 2 Milwaukee 201 Onn 011 5 12 3 Day. Fette and Collins; Robertson. Rvan, Barrer Slats and Young. 'Onlv games scheduled ) AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 020 001 101— 5 11 1 Cleveland 410 121 on*- 9 14 3 Ruffing. McEvov and Dickey. Jorgens; Brown and Myatt. (Twelve Innings) Boston 101 000 010 000— 313 2 Chicago 100 020 000 001— 4 9 3 Lisenbee. Smith and Connolly. Heving; Lyons and Crouse. Washington 021 00! 000— 4 10 I St Louis 120 004 00x— 711 2 Brown. Burke. Llska. Child and Spencer; Stewart and Ferrell (Philadelphia and Detroit not scheduled.i NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 020 001 110— 5 8 1 Boston 010 001 000- 2 11 2 Brame and Bool; Sherdel. Cunningham and Spohrer. Chicago 000 000 100— ISO Brooklyn 200 000 OOx— 2 8 1 Bush. Teachout and Hartnett; Vance and Lopez. St. Louis 300 000 110- 5 8 1 Np w York 000 120 100— 410 2 B Hf'lahan. Lindsey and Wilson; Walker. Pruett. Chaplin and O'Farrell. Philadelphia . 005 522 Olx—ls 18 1 sndD S ' FreV ’ Johnson and Gooch; Benge

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Two Schedule Changes Involve Cubs, Cards

B’i l nitfd Press NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Two schedule games involving the St. Louis and Chicago clubs were announced by the National League today. The St. Louis at Boston game scheduled for Sept. 15, will be played as part of a double-header on Sunday, Sept. 14. Cincinnati will play at Chicago on Sept. 25. This game was originally scheduled for May 29. It had been postponed and scheduled as part of a double-header for Sept. 26. THREE " MAT MATCHES A rematch between Doc Bums and Joe Dilman nos been arranged as one-half of the double windup on Monday night's wrestling program at Tomlinson hall. The other main go will see Blacksmith Pedigo against Young Walter Hoppe. There will be one other bout, starting at 8:30.

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Lyons Grabs Twenty-First Win of Year for White Sox

1 Bu United Press , . _ | NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—Ted Lyons hung up his twenty-first victory of I the season as the Chicago White 1 Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox. 4 to 3, after twelve innings Thursday. Barnes’ single scored Watwood , with the winning run. The idle Philadelphia Athletics, | leading the American League, picked | up half a game on the second-place Washington Senators, who lost to

College Grid News

CRAWFORBSVILLE. Ind., Sept 12.—A battle lor the quarter back position on Coach Pete Vaughan’s 1930 Wabash team loomed today, with Mathews and Lonsberrv. veterans, hard pressed bv Hamacher. a sophomore recruit from Hammond. The Scarlet grldders went through a lenthy offensive drill Thursday and another long scrimmage was on the card for today. GREENCASTLE. Ind., Sept. 12.—Coach Gaumv Neal sent his De Pauw grid candidates through a long workout here Thursday. with fundamentals the main item on the program. The Tiger mentor stressed offense. NORTH MANCHESTER Ind . Sept. 12. Sixty candidates for the Manchester college grid team were on hand for the initial practice of the season here Thursday, with Coach Burns in charge. Nine veterans were include and. RICHMOND Ind. Sept. 12.-With varsity practice not scheduled to open until Monday. Coach M O. Ross sent a squad of promising freshmen through a lengthy drill at Earlham Thursday. Among the most prominent candidates are Parker and Lloyd, guards on last year’s Morton (Richmond) high school eleven.

Major Leaders By United Press

Following statistics include games dared Sept. 11. LEADING BATSMEN G. AB. R. H. Pet. Terry, Giants ... 139 575 133 331 .402 Herman, Brooklyn 139 559 131 230 .394 Klein. Phillies.... 141 586 133 224 .382 Simmons. Athletics 120 501 137 191 .381 Gehrig. Yankees.. 139 523 131 203 .378 HOME RUN SLUGGERS Wilson. Cubs. ... 48jBcrger. Braves... 34 Ruth, Yankees.. 45 Foxx. Athletics... 33 Gehrig. Y’ankees 39jKlein. Phillies 32 Simmons. Athlets 34iHartnett, Cubs... 32 RUNS BATTED IN Wilson. Cubs 164|Klein, Phillies . 145 Gehrig, l'ankees 157IFoxjc, Athletics.. 139 Simmons. Athlets 1481

4 Left in Pro Play Sarazen Meets Kirkwood, Armour Opposes Lacey. B N. Y„ Sept. 12. Gene Sarazen, Flushing, and Joe Kirkwood, Philadelphia, met todayin a semi-final match of the National P. G. A. championships. Tommy Armour, Detroit, and Charles Lacey, Pine Valley, N. Y., were the other semi-finalists. Kirkwood and Armour held the attention of the gallery of thousands as they were. victors in what were termed upsets in Thursday’s quarter final round. Kirkwood eliminated Horton Smith of Joplin, Mo. and Armour ousted Johnny Farrell, former national open champion.

the St. Louis Browns, 7 to 4. The Browns did most of their damage in the sixth inning when they scored four runs. Charley Ruffing proved no puzzle to Cleveland, and the Indians scoreo four runs in the first inning to defeat the Yankees, 9 to 5. Two walks, three singles and a fumble by Ruth accounted for the first inning tallies. McEvoy also was easy for Cleveland. The Robins and Cards continued their mad dash toward the National League top Thursday, by defeating the Cubs and Giants, 2 to 1, and 5 to 4, respectively. Dazzy Vance pitched one of the most brilliant games of his career in the Robins’ victory. The Dazzler struck out thirteen. gave but five hits and whiffed Hack Wilson twice. Wilson’s homer was the Cubs only tally. The Phillies made it three in a tow over the Cincinnati Reds, winning 15 to 7. Philadelphia pounded out eighteen hits during the game. Pittsburgh humbled the Boston Braves, 3 to 2. Brame alloyed the Braves but eight hits.

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Danville Holds Two-Tilt Edge Bu United Press DANVILLE, HI., Sept. 12.—Danville was two up on Evansville today in the Three-I League championship series after a 9 to 1 victory here Thursday night. Ray Starr allowed the visitors five hits while his mates pounded three Evansville hurlers for nine runs in the first three innings. The two clubs will resume their series at Evansville Saturday. FIVE FROM NEW ORLEANS CLEVELAND, Sept. 12. Five plryers have been recalled by Cleveland from the New Orleans Club of the Southern Association. There are Detore, Lind and Bonura, infielders; Powers, outfielder, and Barnhart, pitcher.

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Phillies Buy Lil Stoner Bu United Press PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.—The Phillies anounced today purchase of pitcher Lil Stoner and second baseman Leo Mallon from the Ft. Worth club of the Texas League. The purchase price was $25,000 in cash and players. Stoner and Mallon will not report until 1931. HAUSER HITS 61ST BALTIMORE, Sept. 12. Joe Hauser, Oriole first sacker, drove ou his sixty-first homer of the season here Thursday night, breaking Babe Ruth’s mark of sixty, made in 154 games. The Orioles, however, already have played 157 games.

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