Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1931 — Page 27

.TUNE 5, 1931.

U. S. C. TOP-HEAVY CHOICE

Prelims to Open Meet Joe Sivak of Butler Defends Mile Crown in Chicago Event. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, June 5-rDominatlng the field of 334 picked stars entered from seventy-five colleges from coast to coast, Southern California’s track and field team was an overwhelming favorite to put the finishing touches on the greatest twoyear Tecord in history in the National Collegiate Athletic Association meet today and Saturday at Stagg field. The withdrawal of all but one member of the Stanford team virtually has clinched the title for the Trojans. Southern California won las: year’s meet with 55 27-70 points and if all the members of the team perform up to expectations the Trojans will set anew high point total, eclipsing the present high score of 72 points made by Stanford in 1928. First Two-Time Winner Since victory for Southern California is practically a foregone conclusion, it will be the first time since the N. C A. A. meet was established in 1921 that any school has been able to win the title two years in succession. The Trojans already have successfully defended their I. C. A. A. A. A. title, winning at Philadelphia last week. Trials in eleven of the fifteen events were scheduled for today, beginning at 3 p. m. Preliminaries were carded in the two hurdle races, the 100, 220, 440 and 880, and in all the field events except the pole vault and high jump. Six Champs Return Six champions have returned to defend their titles. They are Frank Wykoff, Southern California, 100yard dash; Joe Sivak, Butler, mile; Jim Stewart, Southern California, high jump; Ed Gordon, lowa, broad Jump; Tom Warne, Northwestern, pole-vault, and Kenneth Churchill. California, javelin. Lee Sentman, Illinois, 220-yard low hurdle champion, will not compete because of impending examinations. With Sentman out, Jack Keller, Ohio State, was favored to win both hurdle races, with Hatfield of Indiana a strong contender.

Baseball Calendar

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Loct. Pet. St. Paul 24 17 .585 Louisville 22 18 .550 Columbus 23 19 .548 Milwaukee 22 21 .512 Kansas City 20 2S .455 Minneapolis .. Sft 23 .465 Toledo 20 23 .465 INDIANAPOLIS 17 24 ,415 AMERICAN LEAGUE w. h. PctJ w. L. Pet. Philadel. 31 10 .156 Chicago. 17 24 .419 Wash. . 27 16 .628 St Louis 13 23 .395 N. York 23 18 .561i Detroit.. 18 29 .383 Cleve. 23 20 .535 Boston.. 14 28 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. I W. L. Pet. St. Louis 26 12 .684 Brklyn .. 20 22 .478 N. York 24 15 .615 Philadel. 19 22 .463 Chicago. 23 16 .590 Pitts.... 19 23 .453 Boston. 20 20 .500 Cincy.... 11 32 .256 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS (night). Toledo at Louisville. Minneapolis, at Kansas City. St. Paul at Milwaukee. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Results Yesterday AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 6t. Paul 002 100 021— 6 12 0 Kansas City 100 000 000— 1 5 0 Harris and Snyder; Thomas, Maley and peters. Columbue 021 100 141—10 15 1 Louisville 000 120 200— 5 10 3 Parmalee. Campbell and De Sautels; Deberry, Walsh ana Thompson. (First Game) Minneapolis soo 002 020— 710 8 Milwaukee 000 012 000— 3 4 1 Hensick and Hargrave; Polli and Bengough. (Second Game) Minneapolis 000 001 002— 3 8 1 Milwaukee 000 002 011— 4 7 1 Vandenburg, McCullough and Griffin. Hargrave: Jonnard and Manion. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn * 120 ooi ooo— 4 6 l Chicago 010 101 102— 6 11 2 Day and Lombardi, Loper; Sweetland and Hemsley. New York 001 200 020— 5 9 0 6t. Louis 103 000 101— 6 11 0 Hubbeli and Hogan; Hallahan and Wilson. Philadelphia 000 011 000— 2 9 2 Cincinnati 100 000 04x— 5 7 1 Benge. J. Elliott and Davis; Ogden, Kolp. Carroll and SuTselorth. (Thirteen Innings) Boston 000 100 000 000 0— * U 3 Pittsburgh .... 000 000 001 000 1— 7 0 Moss, Cantwell, Hald and rer; Freinch. Spencer and Phillips. Grace. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 400 000 006—10 19 0 Boston 999 191 00O— 2 8 1 Ferrell and Sewell; Russell, Moore and Ruel. St Louis 300 400 010— 8 13 3 New York 000 002 03l— 6 12 2 Blaeholder and Ferrell; Ruffing, Wells, Johnson and Dickey. Detroit 000 000 100— 1 7 2 Washington CO2 021 OOx— 5 11 1 Bridges and Grabowski; Crowder and Spencer. Chicago 001 000 000— 1 3 1 Philadelphia 020 010 10s— 4 9 0 Eamshaw and Heving; Thomas, McKatn and Tate.

Major Leaders

Following averages, compiled by United Press, include games played Tuesday, June 4: LEADING HITTERS Player and Club G AB R H Pet. Cochrane. Athletics.. S8 155 34 63 .400 Ruth, Yankees 34 116 31 46 .89” Melilio. Browns S3 143 26 58 .392 Hendrick, Reds 27 103 16 40 .388 Averlll, Indians 43 179 36 67 .374 Arlett, Phillies 42 163 32 61 .374 Goslio. Browns 35 131 31 49 .374 HOME RUNS Klein. Phillies-... IS Ruth, Yankees..., 9 Arlett, Phillies... 10 Sim me ns. Athletics 9 foxx. Athletics.. 10 Gehrig. Yankees.. 9 RUNS BATTED IN Cronin. Senators. 49 Averlll. Indians... 39 Gehrig, Yankees. 45 Arlett, PhllUes ... U Klein. Phillies... 40 Simmons. Athletics 33 PICK TWO CAPTAINS EVANSTON, 111, June s.—Hy Crizevsfcy, Chicago, and Phil Seghi, La Salle, HI, have been elected co* captain* of next year’s Northwestern university baseball team. Crizevsky is a catcher and Seghi a second baseman. • /

He’s McGraw’s Choice

Cardinals' strategist and founder < * M the t - Louis chain store basefca fgf E y sterr - will move to Gravey Heavei .:. m N. M., and take up intensive farm ihg. It was Mr. Rickey who let Joh p Chambers Berly escape from tfc h Cardinals’ farm at Rochester an r v,lipipSlvMlil into the waiting arms of John Me Graw of the Giants - Beryl, whos |i f ‘ ne Pi tchin ß to date has caused Me - | 7'V • Graw to place him among the si l . < regular workers, is one of thos pitchers who has been kicke around for several years in th McGraw scouted him personal!

John Berly

Cubs Climb Near Leaders CHICAGO, June s.—With ten victories in their last twelve games, the Chicago Cubs today were within one game of second place in the National League pennant race. The Cubs trailed the leagueleading Cardinals by three and onehalf games and the New York Giants, in second place, by a game. Hack Wilson, back in center field Thursday for the second day since his recent rest on the bench, hit his third homer of the season and a single in three times at bat in addition to scoring three runs. Sweet - land pitched his fifth straight victory of the year and has yet to lose a game. FIGHT CARD CALLED OFF The fight program scheduled at Broad Ripple Thursday night was called off on account of rain.

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One of these days you may pick up the paper and read “Berly Blanks Cards.” About that time, there is just a chance that Branch Rickey, the Cardinals' strategist and founder of the St. Louis chain store baseball system, will move to Gravey Heaven, N. M., and take up intensive farming. It was Mr. Rickey who let John Chambers Berly escape from the Cardinals’ farm at Rochester and into the waiting arms of John McGraw of the Giants. Beryl, whose fine pitching to date has caused McGraw to place him among the six regular workers, is one of those pitchers who has been kicked around for several years in the minors. McGraw scouted him personally last year at Rochester and purchased him for a fairly fancy price. During 1930 he took part in thirty games, winning sixteen and losing eight and allowing the visiting fire laddies 2.49 runs per game. Berly is five feet eleven. inches tall and weighs 185 pounds. IRISH CAPTAINS NAMED Oscar Barry and Fred Biomeyer were elected Thursday to captain the 1932 Cathedral high school track team. Charles Lee was named honorary captain of the 1931 squad. Monograms were awarded Bloemeyer, Collier, Barry, Connor, Lee, Burns, Bevan, Lynch, Steckley, Evans and Welch. Bob Collier, sophomore, won the medal for scoring the most points this season. ASHLEY NAMED PILOT By United Press CHICAGO, June s.—Harry Ashley of Frankfort, Ind., has been elected captain of the University of Chicago basketball team for 1932. Ashley has been a regular guard on the Maroon team for two years.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

City Loops See Action Full Program Arranged for I. A. B. A. Clubs Over Week-End. Another full program is on tap for Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association clubs over the week-end. On Saturday, five leagues will swing into action on city park diamonds with a program of twelve contests. Most of the tiltfc will be doubleheaders, with action slated to start at 2p. m. The schedule: SATURDAY SUNDAY SCHOOL NO. 1 Blaine Avenue vs. Tblrty-JTrst Baptist, at Riverside No. 4. Memorial vs. Beech Grove, at Riverside No. 3. SUNDAY SCHOOL NO. 2 Zion vs. Garfield, at Riverside No. 8. University Heights vs. Union Printers, at Rhodius No. 1. CAPITAL CITY E. C. Atkina va. State Highway, at Riverside No. 7. River Avenue vs. Irvington Trojans, at Riverside No. 2. Power and Light vs. Modern Woodmen, at Riverside No. 1. CO-OPERATIVE K. of P. No. 470 vs. Indianapolis Bleaching, at Garfield No. 3. Crescent Paper vs. Robert's Milk, at Riverside No. 6. Lilly vs. Indianapolis Bell, at Rhodius No. 1. CIRCLE CITY Centenary vs. Bethany, at Riverside No. 1. Broadway vs. Mayer Chapel, at Garfield No. 2. SUNDAY EM-ROE SENIOR Rhodius Cubs vs. Indianapolis Cardinals, at Rhodius No. 1. Indianapolis Orioles vs. Forrester Cubs, at Garfield No. 1. American Settlement vs. Riverside Aces, at Riverside No. 4. EM-ROE JUNIOR Oriental Bulldogs vs. Western Union, at Riverside No. 2. St. Phillips vs. Beech Grove, at Riverside No. 1. Junior Moose vs. Assumption, at Brookside No. 2. BIG SIX Hercules vs. Southside Turners, at Riversi ie No. 9. Canco Cubs vs. Belmonts, at Riverside No. 8. Majestic Radio vs. Inter-Southern Life, at Riverside No. 6. HARRELL GETS POST Former Crimson Star to Assist I. U. Grid Mentor. By Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 5.Paul (Fooch) Harrell of Indianapolis, stellar half back at Indiana from 1926-28, was named as assistant varsity football coach to E. C. Hayes at Indiana next fall. Last year he served as assistant freshman coach. Harrell also starred in baseball at I. U., after a successful high school sports career at Tech, Indianapolis. Other I. U. assistant coaches are A. J. (Butch) Nowack and W. H. Thom.

STRIB TAKES UP GOLF Heavy Challenger Triumphs in Cleveland Tourney. By United Press CLEVELAND, June 5.—W. L. (Young) Stribling, the Georgia challenger to world heavyweight supremacy, got a punch out of golf today after winning his first prize on the fairways. Stribling’s net score of 69 for the

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return flight In the Al Koran Shrine tournament here was low among 135 contestants. The challenger, who took up golf to train for his match with Max Schmelirg July 3, scored a birdie three on the seventeenth, a 315-yard hole. COPS TENNIS HONORS Monroe Betner of Indianapolis defeated Gorden France in the finals of the Indiana Central intramural tennis tournament, 6-3, 6-5, 6-5.

HURDLE RACES SET Two-Mile Steeplechase Runners to Battle at Broad Ripple. First of the annual championship series of Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. two-mile steeplechases will be held at Broad Ripple park June 21, with other races on each Sunday until AUg. 16, with the exception of July 5. The races will start at the park

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midway at 3 p. m. and finish at the same place. Individual and team winners will receive trophies. RobertKemp of I. U. set the course record of 9:42 last year when fifty individuals and eight teams competed. TAL'SCHER TO LOOKOUTS Chattanooga received WalterTauscher, big right hander, on option from the Washington Senators last week to bolster the Lookouts’ pitching staff.