Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1936 — Page 27

_ mected safely in 35 of 79 attempts.

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. Young Catcher Poles Five

~ league debut with a percentage of

~ the St. Louis Browns.

_ pver the lot by the Pittsburgh Pi-

Jumibus League Sunday: hedral vs. St. Joseph at Brookside. rR Ny Angels, vs. St. Joan of Arc at ; e : ND . Catherine vs. St. Mary at Riverside ’ oly Prinity vs. Holy Cross at Willard. Johns vs. St. Anthony at Coleman, ae vs. Our Lady of Lourdes at Fhiiip's vs. St. Francis at Spades. fel tle Flower vs. Sacred Heart at Gare . of C. standings: : Ww L Ww L . John ..... 3 dram erir I 2 oly Cross ... 3 Mary «.... yy 2 St. ci .3 OlLourdes ....... 1.- 3 Sacred Heart. 2 1|Lictle Flower.. 1 2 St. Anth «2 1st. Catherine.. 0 2 Holy Trinity.. 2 1liHoly Angels .. 0 2 oly Name... 3 1/Joan of Arc. . 013 Bt. Philip .... 3 1st. Joseph .... 0 3

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Billy Hitting at Fiery Clip

for Cleveland 2:

Hits as Team Regains Fourth Place.

; BY LESLIE AVERY United Press Staff Correspondent

‘NEW YORK, May 28.—Billy Sullivan Jr. Cleveland Indians catcher, __ appeared destined today to reach

© the heights attained by his daddy, who was the top-notch major - league receiver when he played with the Chicago White Sox about the turn of the century. Billy, who came to Cleveland from the Cincinnati Reds of the National League this year, was used only for relief duty and as a pinch-hitter when the season began, but the roles are reversed now, with Frankie Pytlak warming the bench and Sullivan behind the plate. Hitting the ball .at a sensational A43, Billy leads all American League batsmen, and is only a few points behind Manager Bill Terry of the ~ New York Giants, who leads both leagues with a .455. He has con-

Sullivan

His only rival for American League honors is Buddy Lewis, 20-year-old rookie with the Washington Senators, who is making his major

Drives in 3 Runs Sullivan continued his assault American League pitching Ly sterday, getting five hits—three ngles and two doubles—in six times at baf, to drive in three runs $n Cleveland's 12-to-2 victory over ne Hal Trosky knocked his tenth homer as Hildebrand hurled five-hit ball. The win put Cleveland back in fourth ‘place. ? . The New York Yankees increased ~ -fheir league leadership to a game mnd a half by edging out the sec ond-place Boston Red Sox, 9 to 8, in an extra-innhing battle. Tommy Bridges won his fifth game of the year by besting Ted Lyons in a hurling duel as the thirdplace Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox, 3 to 2, dropg the Sox into fifth position. ‘Philadelphia at Washington was pained out and will be played in a twin bill today.

Giants Tie Cards

The New York Giants pulled up ‘Into a tie for the National League dead with the St. Louis Cardinals by beating the Brooklyn Dodgers, 5 to Frankhouse walked the winning run home in the twelfth. ~The Cardinals were slugged ‘all

rates, who triumphed, 11 to 2, The Pirates took third place.

‘Chicago’s Cubs fell into a fourth- |

~ place tie with the Cincinnati Reds, , who scored five runs in the ninth for a 5-to-2 decision over the league champions. Manager Jimmy Wilson's pinch . Houble with the bases loaded in the eighth gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-to-3 win over the Boston Be and lifted the Phils out of the

Softball

e for the Knights of Co-

Cathedral Boys’ Club defeated Indiana State Employment, 10 to 3, in an Em-Roe Tuesday Night League tis. Boys’ Club, undefeated in 10 starts, desires games with city teams. Call Lincoln 6134. Real Silk ~ notice. =

. The ‘Big Four r Railroad team will the Em-Roe All-Star League’ ~ at Softball Stadium tomorrow night, ing the Meusing-Merrick Coal

- squad. The Big Four aggregation,

: jizen’s Gas and Indianapolis - Democrats, is expected to be one of the league's outstanding entries. ~ For games write Vic McGuire, 444 N. Denny-st, Indianapolis.

Cross will p play at Willard | y : day. Mike Sansone, Mike Pe and Raymond please notice.

~ HANDBALL CHAMP IN

QUARTER-FINAL ROUND

J . By United Press . ~~ LOS ANGELES, May 20. Agua. , ter-final round play in the National

matches opened today with three of - the four favorites still undeefated. Jack S'Renco of St. Louis, among the four best in the coun

McGinnis of Long Beach, and Trulio of New York, another defeated Lou Jersey, Los

SARPOLIS PINS CHIEF By United Press

Karl Sarpolis,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

: w. Pc CRY vvsvarsiosn. 25 i 676 MIWAUKES omens Ws Pall ...onucinenn anes 24 17 " Minneapolis ...c....cce.. i 3 41 VIII cee evcvevnarnn. - COINS. s,s naesedsscibns 17 24 A415 NDIANAPOLIS .......... 14 20 A412 To. Nase ans s rapa a ne 10 28 263 AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww. L. Je Tk New York. 28 13 85ii=nicaso. . 18 17 514 Boston.... 25 Ro 823 arash a 19 513 Detroit ... 22 1 11 24 .314 Cleveland. 20 11 er Nis. 29 .237 NATIONAL NAL LEAGUE 3 L. Pct W.L. Pet. 3t. Louls . % 12 .667/Cincinnati 18 19 .486 New York 24 12 ,667/Boston.... in 459 Flstaburgh 18 18 -500(Ph fla..... 1385 Chicago... 17 18 .486]] Brooklyn. . 1 2 368 Shortridge High Honors

Eight-Letter Athlete

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ACK S. BROWN, pictured here, received final tribute for an

amazingly active athletic career at Shortridge High School yesterday

when the distinguished Osric Mills Watkins Medal, offered by the Osric Mills Watkins Post of the American Legion to the outstanding scholar and athlete of the senior class, was presented to him. Jack has been yan outstanding member of football, -basketball and track teams throughout his four years in the school. He has won more major letters than any athlete ever to be graduated from Shortridge. His “S” collection includes three in football, two in basketball and three in track. Jack’ played forward on the Shortridge city championship freshman baskektbal team in ’'33 and was leading scorer: ‘with 87 points. He

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o ” S a sophomore, Brown played half back on the football team, guard on the varsity basketball five and was a promising member of the track squad. . He remained at left half in his junior year, but was shifted to full |

touchdowns.- He was selected as allcity ful back, received a Purdue medal, and was named .on one of The Times All-State squads. As(captain of the basketball team in/ his junior and senior years he tallied 214 points. He has played all three positions on the varsity quintet, being chosen all-sectional and all-regional center by sports scribes.

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N the track team, he has won many points in the 100-yard dash, 120-high hurdles, low hurdles, high jump, broad jump and shot put. He holds the city record in the broad jump, in which event he has triumphed for the last two years. Last year at a special school auditorium Jack was given a large blue blanket with a block “8” in the center ana a white star for each letter attained. This was the first award. of its type ever made at Shortridge. He is considered a ‘regular guy” by his fellow students and a talented scholar by his teachers. An American athlete in the fullest sense of the word—that’s Jack 8S. Brown.

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Major Leaders

G. AB. R. H. Avr. 85 10 25 ,455 9 35 52

1 59 . 36 151 39 160

Terry, Gian Sullivan, Gleveiand. Lewis, Senato Medwick, nals Jordan, ‘Bees

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Foxx, Red Sox ... 13|Lazzeri, Yankees.. 8 Trosky, Cleve'nd.. 10{J. Moore, Phillies.. 8 Dickey, Yankees. . 9 RUNS BATTED IN 50|Gehringer, Tigers. 40

Dickey, Yankees. 40|Dickey, Yankees. sy

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Foxx, Red Sox.. 39]/Medwick, Cards..

Gehrig, Yankees, pam, Yankees. 3, Gehringer, Tigers 62|Medwick, Cards... 58 Jordan, Bees Moore, Giants. ... 56

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