Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1936 — Page 35

MARCH 27, 1036

RUFFING, GREENBERG LEAVE BASEBALL HOLDOUT RANKS

Major Stars Reach Terms With Owners Pitcher Joins Yankees and First-Sacker Reports to Tigers. By United Press ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 27.—Charles (Red) Ruffing, big New York Yankees' right-handed pitcher, haft ended his holdout campaign and signed for the same $12,000 salary he received last season. This leaves only Ec*. Chapman, outfielder, outside the fold. Col. Jacob Ruppert, Yankee owner, said today that nothing had been heard yet from “Blazing Ben,” indicating that Chapman would not be signed until the Yanks stop off in Birmingham, Ben’s home town, for a two-game series on April 1. At the same time it was announced at Lakeland, Fla., the Detroit training camp, that Hank Greenberg, slugging first baseman, had signed and was practicing with the Tigers today. Hank Given Boost LAKELAND, Fla., March 27.—Big Hank Greenberg today was ready to Jump into the “seventh game of the world series” between the Tigers and Cubs after ending his long holdout last night by signing a contract. The amount of Greenberg’s new salary was not revealed when his three-hour huddle with Club President Walter O. Briggs and Mickey Cochrane ended. From the smiles that wreathed the big sacker’s face it was indicated that the American League’s most valuable player of last season had been boosted from about SIO,OOO (last year’s salary) to nearly $20,000. MACKS START NORTH JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 27. —Connie Mack's “varsity” squad started its barnstorming jaunt north with a crew of 27, including 12 pitchers. Another 20 hopefuls were left at Fort Myers. Rookie Outfielder Emil Mailho earned a spot with the touring troupe by rapping out five hits in five trips to the plate in yesterday’s 19-0 shutout victory over the Newark Bears. BEES HALT PHILLIES WINTER HAVEN, Fla., March 27. —Manager Jimmy Wilson did not enjoy the 10-inning 3-2 defeat of the Phils by Boston’s Bees yesterday, but he is glad the boys will not be pressing to maintain a winning streak when the season opens. Rookie Abernathy’s work in the outfield during the seven-game winning streak has assured him aplace with the regular squad. white sox win By United Pregg BISBEE. Ariz., March 27.—The Chicago White Sox sharpened their batting eyes here yesterday at the expense of a team of local stars, winning, 22 to 2. on 24 hits. Monty Stratton. Les Tietje and Babe Phelps divided the Sox’ pitching duties and allowed but four hits. RED SOX TRIM NATS SARASOTA. Fla., March 27.—The Nationals’ pitchers were due today for a stretch of hard ■work to correct weaknesses shown in dropping the third straight game, yesterday to Boston Red Sox, 10 to 8. The Washington hitters, however, again came through with a 13-to-10 margin. GIANTS PLAY ATLANTA GULFPORT, Miss., March 27. The New York Giants took on the Atlanta Crackers here today for a final tune-up game before resuming hostilities with Cleveland’s Indians at New Orleans tomorrow.

EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Buffalo (Int.), 7; Columbus (AA.\ 6. Baltimore (Int.), 7; Albany (Int.), 0. New York (N.) 7. Chicago, (N.\ 6. Rochester (Int.), 6; Brooklyn (N.) 2. Montreal (Int.), 9; Chattanooga (S.l. 3. Boston (N.), 3; Philadelphia (N.\ 2. St. Louis (N.), 8; Detroit (A.), 5. Boston (A.), 10; Washington (A.), 8. Philadelphia (A.), 19; Newark (Int.), 0. Toronto (Int.>, 6; Minneapolis (A. A.), 5. New Orleans (S.), 6; Cleveland (A.), 2. Tulsa (Texas L.), 14; Pittsburgh <N.), 11.

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Scores Posted Yesterday in National Bowling Classic

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4:IS P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Heeg. Cincinnati ....... 198 146 214 —558 FiacTc, Cincinnati 258 182 219—659 Dirr, Cincinnati 213 143 199—555 Eckel. Cincinnati 202 196 246—644 Dorsel. Cincinnati 182 178 201—561 Neuman. Cincinnati .. 190 213 180—583 Rabius, Cincinnati ... 169 199 170—538 Norclman, Cincinnati .. 200 162 169—531 Hoffman. Cincinnati .. 137 191 189—517 Beetz, Cincinnati 160 169 197—526 Fiege, Cincinnati 198 173 192—563 Blau. Cincinnati 169 257 202—628 Ooosman, Cincinnati . 186 175 194—555 Wilier. Cincinnati ... 177 214 193—584 Champlin. Cincinnati . 175 194 162—531 Pflrrmann. Cincinnati. 172 213 154—539 Greiner. Cincinnati ... 168 183 211—562 Wenz, Cincinnati 228 174 190—592 Fhrnschwend-.tr. Cin.... 149 162 195—506 Fischer, Cincinnati ... 165 232 172—569 Modenc, Cincinnati ... 179 193 223—595 Schlie, Cincinnati 172 169 139—480 Hoffmann, Washington 150 176 170—502 Hermestroff, Washgtn.. 171 168 159—498 Ingram. Cincinnati ... 185 212 188—565 Taeger, Cincinnati 143 190 165—498 Bparks, Cincinnati ... 201 179 183—563 Allen, Cincinnati 177 193 191—561 Morgenroth. Cincinnati. 215 221 197—633 Pyke. Cincinnati 171 202 193—566 Renner. Cincinnati ... 228 151 140—517 Grote, Cincinnati 182 190 236—608 Kripp. Norwood. O. ... 193 183 153—529 Jasper, Norwood, O. .. 189 214 159—542 Meyer, Norwood 181 185 189—555 Flseus, Norwood 180 169 180—529 Tillar, Cincinnati 133 150 175—458 McDowell. Cincinnati . 185 174 200—559 Kohl, Cincinnati 205 185 175—565 Brink. Cincinnati 191 201 155—547 V/eist, Norwood 136 184 182—502 Patten, Cincinnati 177 184 194—555 Paffe. Cincinnati 174 156 210—540 Cook, Cincinnati 215 183 164—562 Smalley. Cincinnati .. 208 196 160—584 Habel, Norwood 182 183 184—549 Ackerman. Norwood .. 180 163 186—529 Kcttler, Norwood 142 176 205—523 Mer.ke. Norwod 130 167 183—480 Goggin, Norwood 207 217 181—605 Douglass, Norwood ... 212 138 160—510 Poston. Norwood 189 157 168—514 Henges, Norwood 164 225 172—561 Lutz. Cincinnati 150 208 215—573 Koehler. Cincinnati .. 179 188 199—566 Schneider, Cincinnati . 145 204 164—513 Cook, Cincinnati 182 177 203—562 Werner. Cincinnati ... 180 213 228 621 Hillman, Cincinnati ... 171 169 182—522 Takach, Norwood 159 176 150—485 Schnell, Norwood 214 206 209—629 Young, Norwood 132 113 165—410 Tomkins, Norwood ... 168 148 192—508 5 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Wieber, Norwood 223 146 233 Kroger. Norwood 201 188 243—1234 Stothfang, Cincin. ... 147 214 204 Dirr. Cincinnati 245 200 205—1215 Cassini, Cincinnati .. 157 124 149 Wagner, Cincinnati .. 175 190 204 999 Meischke, Cincinnati.. 161 202 178 Huber, Cincinnati .... 136 199 136—1012 Glaser, Buffalo 162 157 185 Gohn. Buffalo 132 265 148—1050 Werner, Buffalo 154 179 151 Danitz, Buffalo 135 133 141— 893 Rink, Cincinnati 214 166 203 Kleiman, Cincinnati .. 147 139 180—1049 Sperber, Cincinnati .. 182 172 171 Emmert, Cincinnati ... 168 218 175—1084 Noel, Champaign. 111... 155 206 213 Buchanan, Champaign 184 179 178—1115 Hinds, Champaign .. 191 178 209 Trost, Champaign 146 223 161—1108 Yancey, Columbus. Ind 174 232 207 Winton, Columbus ... 197 188 146—1144 Pardieck, Columbus .. 155 203 169 Hueber, Columbus .... 190 200 190 —1107 Snyder. Columbus 194 222 156 Calhoun. Columbus ... 152 181 211—1116 Vorwald, Columbus ... 178 182 213 Gividen. Columbus 178 214 168—1131 Roughton, Champaign. 209 196 172 McMillan, Champaign 201 188 153—1119 Gohn, Buffalo 112 121 141 Mclntosh. Buffalo 138 135 130— 777 Pirman, Cincinnati .... 160 204 151 Fant, Cincinnati 185 167 185—1052 Walters, Cincinnati ... 171 214 177 Steves, Cincinnati 157 193 188—1100 Turner, Chicago 181 202 155 Luecker. Chicago 168 185 199—1090 Craig, Buffalo 147 170 172 Weller. Buffalo 156 188 123 956 Johnson, Tulsa 176 173 144 Baston. Tulsa 160 191 210—1054 B. Bensinger, Chicago.. 149 158 157 R. Bensinger, Chicago.. 178 155 157 954 Pare, Cincinnati ...:.. 214 192 202 Pohimeyer, Cincinnati. 185 199 180—1172 Wiokleman. Cincinnati 15 158 169 Lampe, Cincinnati 18: 169 196—1032 H. Huelsebush, Cin. .. 214 182 158 W. Huelsebush. Cm. .. 213 159 191—1117 Poppe, Cincinnati 176 154 145 Watelle. Cincinnati .. 231 125 147 978 Brennan, Cincinnati.. 195 209 204 Sieve, Cincinnati 116 IJI 223—1178 Herbold, Norwood 214 186 211 Grote. Norwood 149 190 149--1099 Ihrig, Buffalo 174 191 176 Mayer. Buffalo 179 178 160—1058 Calloway, Norwood .... 167 224 213 Steinau, Norwood 170 221 153—1148 Fibbe. Cincinnati 157 166 134 Ransick, Cincinnati .. 225 193 181—1056 Parsons. Cincinnati .. 201 224 210 Terbrueggen. Cin 17 7 197 199—1208 4:4? P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Herbold. Norwood .... 205 178 208—591 Grote Jr.. Norwood ... 214 212 233—659 Foppe, Cincinnati .... 197 213 2 1 2—622 Watelleg, Cincinnati . 171 193 203—567 Stothfang, Cincinnati . 182 164 180—526 Dirr, Cincinnati 219 191 212—622 Wieber, Norwood 161 184 193—538 Kroger. Norwood . 174 214 158—546 Zimmerman, Cin 157 179 190—526 Cassini, Cincinnati .... 178 136 160—474 Wagner Jr., Cincinnati. 159 167 152—478 Meischke, Cincinnati .. 193 140 187 —520 Huber, Cincinnati 168 181 146—495 Glaser, Buffalo 198 141 160—499 Gohn. Buffalo 169 197 156—522 Werner. Buffalo 145 138 149—430 Danitz, Buffalo 181 164 143—488 Rink, Cincinnati 210 157 166—533 Kleiman, Cincinnati .. 177 181 182—540 Sperber. Cfhcinnatl .. 384 197 179—560 Emmert, Cincinnati ... 204 144 191—539

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Noel. Champaign. 111... 135 155 153—443 Buchanan. Champaign 201 169 167—537 Hinds. Champaign . 175 170 205 —550 McCarthy. Champaign 202 393 196 —501 Yanoey, Columbus. Ind. 190 147 161—498 Winton, Columbus 193 164 174—531 Pardieck, Columbus . • 192 166 192—550 Hueber, Columbus .... 210 182 203—595 Bnyder. Columbus 178 158 142—478 Calhoun, Columbus ... 153 129 160—442 Vorwaid. Columbus ... 137 174 185—496 Gividen. Columbus 212 202 159—573 Roughton, Champaign . 160 194 200—554 McMillan. Champaign 219 203 184—606 Gohn. Buffalo 149 131 124—404 ■Mclntosh. Buffalo 150 151 178—479 Dlebold. Buffalo 174 171 197—542 Pirman. Cincinnati ... 167 142 171—480 Fant. Cincinnati 199 188 194—581

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/CHARLES WARREN (above), a 20-year-old pastimer of Springfield, 111., took the lead in the singles division of the American Bowling Congress tournament yesterday when he fired games of 276, 245 and 214 for a 735, which is two pins better than the winning total at Syracuse last year.

Walters, Cincinnati ... 187 188 181—556 Steves, Cincinnati 162 211 181—554 Turner. Chicago 175 161 99—435 Lurcker. Chicago 154 168 167—489 Craig, Buffalo 119 166 156—141 Weiler, Buffalo 174 143 169—486 Johnson, Tulsa 126 158 138—422 Baston, Tulsa 155 153 220—528 Behrel, Chicago 153 149 181—483 Pare, Cincinnati 156 149 184—489 Pohimeyer, Cincinnati. 170 179 189—538 Winkteman. Cincinnati. 156 247 183—586 Lajppe, Cincinnati 182 167 192—541 H. Huelsebush. Cin. .. 185 178 193—556 W. Huelsebush. Cin. .. 156 205 173—534 Brennen. Cincinnati .. 145 188 136—469 Sieve. Cincinnati 163 176 184—523 Ihrig Buffalo . 163 205 168—536 Mayer, Buffalo 151 178 169—498 Callaway, Norwood ... 174 169 162—505 Steinau. Norwood 142 169 178—489 Fibbe. Cincinnati 133 132 129—394 Ransick, Cincinnati ... 190 221 195—616 Parsons. Cincinnati ... 234 200 174—608 Terbrueggen. Cin 191 179 200—570 8 F. M. SQUAD—S-MAN Silver Loaf. , Tudor City Rec’n. Spokane (27891 New York (28211 Bulllnatn 253 159 237iN0!an... 215 211 183 Francis.. 177 183 178iSantorinl 203 169 198 Mengel. 158 192 215;McQlure. 160 180 163 Jarvis.. 146 174 178 Bagley... 166 197 168 Gross .. 168 201 170|Cassio... 214 209 185 Totals. 902 909 978! Totals. 958 966 897

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Lawler Bros. Hudson, Brooklyn (2586* Yonkers, NY. (2680' Gaertner 199 166 172 Heins ... 181 176 195 Uavis - 147 189 202 Evans... 179 156 179 Werbeck. 185 175 170 Musto .. 175 194 169 White .. 137 127 186 Whitaker 167 179 199 Lawler . 193 167 171 Smith .. 167 177 187 Totals. 861 824 901 Totals. 869 882 929 City Bank Club Poughkeepsie Rec'n. New York '276o'Pou ke psic 2528' Jsborn .. 212 176 209 Vitari 149 175 187 Roberts 222 179 181 Mulligan 169 135 153 Rlpperg r 158 179 157 Perrino . 142 161 204 fekula 125 196 168Tenhope. 170 IR3 160 MNa ra 200 209 189 Dahn . 176 182 182 Totals. 917 939 904, Totals 806 836 886 On-to-Indpls No. 1, On-to-Inpdls No. 2, Schellermhan Shoes. Georges, Buffalo (2547* Buffalo (2365' 3cheller’n 141 171 179 Johndahl 162 156 123 Stegman 128 217 164 Naber .. 149 165 162 Cannon 142 168 130 Cannon . 172 107 159 Germony 192 200 194 Brennan. 190 179 158 Johnson. 198 179 144 G<‘orger . 156 165 162 Totals. 801 935 811 Totals. 829 772 784 J. B. Garity Post 560,Ph0t0-Engravers American Legion. New' York (2626* Brooklyn (2311)Strunt7. . 170 157 178 Bartos.. 148 136 152 Gilmor. 168 184 203 Kirsch . 152 158 158 Craven . 210 147 181 Hudtwker 146 159 146 Warren. 138 188 170 Cornwell 134 124 154 Fischer.. 172 174 186 Franz .. 166 211 167 Totals. 746 788 777; Totals. 858 850 918 Radio City Staten Island StickNew York (2657) er B. C. Munn.. 156 178 193 Staten Isl. (264i) Murzinskl 154 191 179 Moore . . 189 182 207 Lusardi. 147 182 181 V. Riche. 156 171 151 Miller.. 179 180 161Lafata . 181 161 142 Lindsy... 204 180 192 J. Riche. 223 210 177 Macrae . 158 146 187 Totals. 840 911 9061 Totals. 907 870 864 Loewer’s Brewery Good Humor Ice Cr. New York (2690) New York (2588* Mencin.. 167 203 182 Matter . 223 162 173 Pinto .. 175 195 179 Haesseg . 149 157 131 Manzo . 181 209 177'Gordano 144 188 165 Ferdon . 153 187 182!McGready 162 188 201 Haycock 171 151 188|Greene .' 176 162 157 Totals 847 945 898] Totals. 854 857 877 Jhise! Club, Dr. Pepper, Staten Is. (27191 Houston. (2626) Paruso . 154 215 161 Morrell . 206 156 133 Portera. 210 180 239 Arlla . . 146 183 183 Blafield. 145 178 150 Earhart 174 159 195 Finnin . 166 135 173!showalter 163 207 189 Hallldav 190 189 183 Thompson 167 170 195 Totals 865 948 906| Totals 85S 875 895 Jax Beer, On-to-Indpls. No. 3 Houston (2723* Hoffman B. & E. Kivel. . 154 157 167] Buffalo (2168* rurnham 180 210 215 Hoffman. 143 177 163 Leonard. 196 187 216;Feusi 149 149 156 West .. 177 189 156!Oberle .. 121 106 129 Wight.. 161 210 148!Seames . 121 140 153 C-enbrod. 176 169 116 Totals. 868 953 9021 Totals. 710 741 717 Bus. Bowl. Assn. Off. Nassau Daily Review Buffalo. (2654* Hempstead. (26811 Obenauer 154 183 190|Voelpel.. 203 194 174 Arthurs. 167 195 178’Cann ... 170 172 160 rebeck... 149 170 234!Young. . . 184 164 193 C’arrow. 181 168 191;Hoffman. 143 190 168 Buckley. 144 154 196|GoetZer. 207 165 194 Totals. 795 870 9891 Totals. 907 885 889 Grand Central Rcn.Pabst Blue Ribbon New York (24751 New York (3065) Lattin... 181 115 159!Mahoney 220 217 242 Harriss.. 146 iSchweitzr 176 156 211 Levine . . . 168 172lWllday . 176 190 186 Landgraf 154 144 156jS.parando 235 181 233 M'Don’gh 194 183 176Heineman 219 201 222 Doran . 166 169 192] Totals. 841 779 855| Totals. 1026 945 1094 E. R. Sauibb & Son New Rochelle Five Brooklyn (2605) N. Rochelle (27711 Zachman 136 139 137|Sh’g'o, F. 175 190 180 Becker... 185 227 192lGiakas. . 168 201 202 Roine .. 181 181 166:Lisanti.. 179 179 137 M’Arthur 158 190 165!Shi'g'o, D. 181 239 178 Spinella 184 180 184Uerreta.. 193 169 200 Totals. 844 917 84$| Totals. 896 978 897 Brooklyn Union GasHeidenreich’s Flow’rs Brooklyn. (2770 * Indpls. (2446 * Prosser. 181 159 213!H’rch, T. 146 140 183 Jones 232 179 186|H’rch, E. 172 125 164 Smith... 202 155 131!Creach.. 163 154 140 Petlto... 182 175 191|Staub... 189 179 145 Sullivan 202 194 197|Fulie 186 189 191 Totals. 999 862 9181 Totals. 856 787 803 Sterling Beer, Brunswick Red Crns. Evansville (2574) New York (2813* Cohen... 147 157 201 ! Rich 177 188 169 Lauer ... 184 156 182iWerner 190 194 192 French.. 145 171 173|Forslund 166 196 173 Green.. 142 192 101 Keller... 209 211 179 Hironyms 182 162 213!Hansley.. 178 181 210 Totals. 800 838 9361 Totals. 920 970 923 Thum’s Spartans, Rubows Alleys. New York. (2828) Milwaukee' (2576) Marino 190 182 216IPeller 150 182 169 Anarger’s 157 204 195Mula ... 185 190 153 Baum... 166 174 177!Freeman. 181 147 179 Vrnhorst. 173 226 155iRubow .. 175 153 199 Giannone 229 193 191lFrancke. 170 164 179 Totals. 915 979 9341 Totals. 861 836 879 Brunswick-Bowling Krause Market, ArlDepartment, ington Hgts, (2710* Chicago (2042),Vinkeim’n 155 177 195 B’ns’r, B. 137 124 153801te 191 161 184 storer.. 105 174 114lTesch... 188 185 235 Dirks ... 107 151 111 Harris... 224 196 153 Jackson 139 120 123iBecker... 155 149 162 B’ns’r, R. 171 159 154 Totals. 659 728 6551 Totals. 913 868 929 10 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAN Brotzman & Melms, Kiwanis. Elgin, 111. 2652* Lima, O. (24041 Sharp... 186 192 167'Sarber... 175 191 173 Hitzman. 148 212 208; Bishop.. 130 160 154 Pond.... 132 167 178 Kamin.., 142 153 119 Burt 204 181 222|Faurdt... 135 176 201 Prtchard 172 139 144lHowison. 165 182 148 T0ta15..842 891 919] T0ta15..747 862 795 Laemmer Old Timers Pinkey’s Tavern, Chicago (2226* Milwaukee (2292) Crouse.. 153 106 15HMinkley. 146 141 141 Pasd’loup 156 138 1361 Brock... 161 172 165 Iden ... 157 191 1261 Teeter... 142 115 178 Archer.. 156 171 155 J Carrigan. 147 156 134 Bangart. 165 121 144|Nelson... 165 137 192 T0ta15..787 727 712| T0ta15..761 721 810 Viscose Rayon. Triangle Bowline Marcus Hook, Shirt Cos. Pa. (2490) Chicago (2841) Hannum 156 190 152lKimble.. 194 197 179 Bomhoff. 144 160 143!Turner.. 180 157 210 Hampton 187 159 1701 Weir 178 174 235 Roberts. 145 174 17418e1t 160 191 194 Quillen.. 157 178 201|Shaff’er.. 178 214 200 T0ta15..789 861 8401 Totals..B9o 933 1018

I Schenley’s Prod. Murgle's Delco, Butte, Mont. (2512) Upper Darby, i Tulin 178 133 1721 Pa. (2477) Dempsey 140 158 163 Faulkner. 162 177 144 i Daniels 186 157 176 Barclay . 127 171 177 O Connll 159 167 188 Shaffers* 178 155 156 Dosen... 167 187 183 Huntley- 158 164 208 Rcse 178 143 181 Totals..B3o 800 8821 Totals. .801 810 866 Marvel Ma’d, Snowflake Laundry Lima, O. (2525) Lima, O. <2579* Friesncr. 171 160 179! Johnson. 196 174 172 Olney 164 149 158 Ripley . 172 116 169 GRitzler 159 199 185 O’Dnnell 134 195 163 ARitzler 180 173 165 Stewart. 153 203 141 Brnstein 138 189 156 Dyke ... 192 163 176 Totals..Bl2 870 8431 Totals. 847 911 821 Harley Davidson. Lakewood Storage Lima, O. (2575) Company Cleveland (2577* Durbin . 203 148 215!Ferrv 169 183 165 Eysnbash 125 162 223 Hoffman. 192 137 201 Burnside 200 213 160 Kasper.. 160 194 180 Fletcher 142 184 157 Fricker . 169 171 192 Hinman. 190 171 182 Knaack.. 128 148 183 Totals..B6o 878 9371 Totals . 818 833 926 Wisconsin-Montana Modern Printing, Five, Milwau- Cincinnati (2535) kee (2643) Holland 182 171 17? Woodmn 149 217 230 S’iw’rt, C. 158 126 135 Schweglr 148 135 153 i Sherman. 163 142 195 Paulson- 170 180 185 S’iW’rt, J. 194 197 167 Leary... 183 181 151 Stalzer.. 205 177 144 3ub 210 176 175 Totals..B6o 889 894! Totals. 902 813 820 , Metropolitan Cloth- Novak Sports, ing Cos., Dayton, Cleveland (2578) o. (2698) Snow ... 142 128 152 Rchrdsn 160 186 146 Novak... 187 190 170 Ellis ... 160 165 1881 Weber... 158 188 168 Fillipwtz 177 202 236 Sands .. 193 178 218 Shuey . 158 189 181! Priesel.. ISS 181 170 Kleimi’r 158 166 226 Totals..Bl3 908 9771 Totals .835 865 878 Mailer No. Willsey 10. (2587) Cleaners. (2604) Fancher. 161 198 195’Wilmoth. 179 182 166 Moore .. 159 180 176 Feltz .. .. 158 172 146 Mayer .. 193 177 147 Merrman 170 147 ’.92 Rawson. 140 152 202 Power... 156 206 181 , West 148 192 167iKapp . . 160 190 199 Totals..Bol 899 8871 Totals. 823 897 884 Bemis Bros. Bag Tvdol GasoCos. No. 1. (2586) line. (2493* Snyder . 167 161 189IMcCann. 139 141 158 M'Dniels 157 168 171]Reister.. 165 181 175 Schwmvr 140 168 166‘Ott 181 131 146 Throm . 155 156 151!Robinson 171 197 145 Bentley. 213 234 190!Miles 176 177 210 T0ta15..832 887 8371 T0ta15..832 827 834 Indiana Hotel, MarmonFt. Wayne (2630) Herrington. (2784) Quinn .. 154 181 201!Schott, C. 161 160 193 Reeves.. 175 158 162'Rasmssen 178 194 222 Smith .. 152 181 200’Schott, E. 171 161 157 Bennett. 168 180 133iWiesman. 185 197 186 Ivison . 189 205 191!Heekman 209 221 189 Totals..B3B 905 8871 Totals .904 933 947 Pavy’s Auto Top A. C. W. Shop. (2459) of A. (2472) Brown.. 186 155 17418ut1er... 155 196 133 Pavy... 119 167 169!Craft ... 166 177 154 Nubauer 136 171 175lManning. 176 154 169 Haas ... 195 169 165'Lyke 150 162 159 Haagama 130 179 169 Thomas.. 178 162 181 T0ta15..766 841 852 j T0ta15..825 851 796 Dransfleld Monu- Pabst Blue Ribbon ment Cos. (2580) Milwaukee (2971) Ott 198 143 176'Baritow. 162 171 187 Branson 176 168 179|Riepel.. . 182 225 200 Shine .. 154 150 186'Daw 202 201 221 Thompsn 161 178 208]Malouf.. 169 188 201 Moxley.. 162 157 184iBenkovic 222 214 226 Totals..Bsl 796 933! Totals 937 939 1035 Hank Merino Bensinger RecreRecreation ation, MilMilwaukee (2770) waukee (2546) Grille .. 180 173 201lCounsell. 170 205 202 Imse ... 192 222 201iUlbright 140 166 169 Mueller. 171 200 156|Luser.... 143 155 170 Rose.... 193 202 204!Zmmrmn 195 157 171 Ermi 146 168 16118r0wn... 143 191 169 Totals..Bß2 965 923! T0ta15..791 874 881 Price Kearns Motor Am. Natl. Ins. Cos. Cos., Butte, Galveston, Mont. (2689) Tex. (2637) Duzzie... 169 197 192|Farr 204 182 173 Gleason. 134 182 1551 Johnson. 202 136 150 Mrtinick 161 204 195!5h00k... 139 163 209 JLewis.. 200 190 179IVickich.. 189 179 169 TDawis . 162 202 167iGhiselli. 160 190 192 T0ta15..826 975 8881 T0ta15.,894 850 893 McShane’s 36, Dayton, O. (2834) Stnebrgr 182 212 191! Zavakos. 203 170 1881 Des’eck’r 213 167 181 f (No Entry Filed) Reed. ... 153 165 192! Herbert. 203 205 209! T0ta15..954 919 9611

GLOVE DIMENSIONS By United Press BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla., March 27. —Anew rule restricting the size of first basemen’s gloves to dimensions eight inches by 12 was announced today by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner. It provides: “The first baseman may wear a leather glove or mitt not more than 12 inches long from top to bottom and not more than eight inches wide across the palm with thumb and palm connected by leather lacing not more than four inches from thumb to end of palm. The lacing shall not be enlarged, extended or reinforced by any process of material whatever.”

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“I owe it all to my lucky rabbit’s foot,” says Dizzy Dean, Cardinal pitcher, 7?ho recently signed a contract after holding out well

Zaharias Is Reinstated; Bout With Shires Likely State Commission Sanctions 'Mixed’ Match at Armory Tuesday; Former Ball Player Starts Training. The way was cleared today for a “mixed match” between Art (Whattaman) Shires, former major league baseball player and ex-pugilist, and George (Cry Baby) Zaharias, husky Colorado grappler, at the Armory Tuesday night. The fighter vs. wrestler encounter is to be offered as an addition to the regular weekly mat card of the Hercules A. C.

Sam Murbarger, chief inspector for the Indiana State Athletic Commission, announced the lifting of a suspension on Zaharias, and Matchmaker Lloyd Carter reported that both Shires and Zaharias have agreed verbally to terms and are expected to sign articles of agreement within the next 24 hours. The commission has sanctioned the “mixed match.” Art was in town today and announced he would remain here for training at a local gym. The encounter is to call for ten scheduled rounds of three minutes each, with Shires wearing six-ounce gloves with the right to hit any place above the belt, Zaharias, who appears just as anxious for the scrap as Shires, must adhere to regular wrestling rules which elimi-

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into the spring training season. Here is Dizzy displaying his lucky talisman, at the St. Louis Nationals’ camp in Bradenton, Fla.

nate tactics such as slugging, hair pulling, eye gouging and the like. For Zaharias to win within ten rounds he must pin Shires’ shoulders to the mat for a count of three. To win by a k. 0., Art must flatten his opponent for a 10 count. One of the feature wrestling bouts on Tuesday’s card will see Daniel Boone Savage, 250, the Kentucky hill billy, pitted against Frank Speer, 235, well known Atlanta grappler. Another top flight match and .a prelim are to be added. SCUDERI PINS STEVENS By United Press NEW YORK, March 27.—Mike Scuderi of New York threw Ernie Stevens of Texas in the feature match of the wrestling program at the Star Casino last night.

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Amateur Net Play Reaches Finals Today Inland Opposes Monite in Semi-Final Contest at Dearborn. Finalists were to be decided In the state amateur basketball tour* nament at Dearborn gym today. The titular match is to be played tomorrow nighs at 9. Two Indianapolis teams remained in the running and were to tangle in a semi-final tilt at 4:30. They are Inland Container and Monite. Gary and Crown Point were to clash in the other contest at 3. Inland triumphed over Jonesboro, 45 to 37, and eliminated Kingan's, 44 to 21, yesterday. Monite won over Lawrenceburg Seagrams. 39 to 30. and defeated St. Jose Pickles, 31 to 22. Gary defeated Liberty Center. 44 to 24. and Crown Point advanced with a 31-to-24 victory over Butlerville. Ayres Ping Pong Meet Is Started Opening Matches Scheduled for Tonight. First and second round matches in the L. S. Ayres ping-pong tournament are to be held tonight starting at 6 in the Ayres Employes room. Bill MacDonald is the defending title holder. Opening matches are scheduled as follows: W. MacDonald vs. A. Mastin, M. Collier vs. P. McAnnally, J. Millar vs. J. Houk, C. Belznut vs. D. Clore, R. Waldo vs. J. Renihan, H. Hagmeir, bye T. Cade vs. D. Willets, R. McFadden, bye, J. Spillman vs. R. Coy, C. Mclndoo vs. W. Lang, H. Clore vs. E. Coonfleld, E. Ashcroft vs. C. Arbuckle, H. Hall vs. H. Johnston, C. Earnst vs. L. Moore, Van Winkle vs. F. Cooney, R. Lang vs. H. Baker. COX THROWS DUSEK CAMDEN, N. J., March 27. —Joe Cox of Kansas City defeated Emil Dusek of Omaha in the local wrestling program feature match here last night. TWILIGHT LOOP FORMED Managers of baseball teams wishing to enter a twilight league are to attend a meeting at 110 S. Merid-ian-st tonight at 7:30. The league is being formed by H. E. Wincel, director of the Marion County Recreation Bureau.

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