Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1936 — Page 37
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ip Radcliff Hits Another - Homer; Cards Halted - ‘by Dodgers.
By United Press NEW YORK, June 5.—Jimmy
“Dyke's Chicago White Sox are way down just at the moment, but they are a long way Irom being out. Combining some fine pitching with base hits, they hope to get. back into the winning stride with which they started the season. With a flying start, the Chicago's Stabbed the league lead on.openday and held it for a week, after which they slowly dropped into the second division where have finished for the last 15 years. But from sixth
Dykes
played Yankee ball fo do it. outslugged Joe McCarthy's “murderers’ row.” Yesterday they made it f®o out of three over the Ruppert rifles by a 16-t0-3 margin. The game was ably pitched by Young Johnny Whitehead, a second-year man, who quieted the Yankee artillery with four base hits, while his mates were pounding Pearson, Broaca, Brown and Kleinhans all over the stadium. Rip Radcliff, who has forged up among the first five batsmen of the majors with an average of .369, led the White Sox attack with two singles and a home run.
Red Sox Swecp Indians
The loss cut the Yankees’ league ~ Jead to two and one-hali games over the Boston Red Sox, who made it three straight over the Cleveland Indians with a 4-to-3 decision yes- ~ terday. Lefty Grove, his split fin- - ger healed, marked up his eighth win. Werber’s double, scoring Man- ~ ager Cronin, was the winning mar-
They new
The Detroit Tigers unmerciiessly drubbed the Philadelphia Athletics, 18 to 9, to climb within a half-game of thiad place. A 10-run rally in the third, in which 14 men went to bat, was climaxed by Manager Mickey ~ Cochrane’s homer with the bases crowded. Near-perfect pitching in the pinches by Elon Hogsett, who dis-; tributed 10 hits, enabled the St.| Louis Browns to salvage the finale of their three-game series with the - Washington Senators, 6 to 2. The Brooklyn Dodgers managed to take one out of three from the St. Louis Cardinals, Natiorfial League leaders, when they nosed out Paul . Dean, 4 to 3. Although Dean pitched only two innings, he allowed the Dodgers to come from behind and score two runs in the eighth on a ~ sacrifice and singles by Bordagary, Watkins and Bucher.
Ott Cracks Two
The second-place Giant$ failed to ‘ gain ground, falling before Lon Warneke and the Chicago .Cubs, 8 to 5. Ott homered twice for: New York but they proved futile in the face of Chicago's 18- hit attack off four hurlers. Pittsburgh kept a tight hold on third place by defeating the Boston Bees, 7 to 5. Manager Traynor benched Hafey and gave Paul Waner the right field job, Waner responding with two hits. Cy Blanton - Scored his third win. The loss dropped the Bees from fourth place which was taken over by the Cincinnati Reds, who won out, 5 to 3, over the Philadelphia Phillies.
Bulldog Cindermen in Milwaukee Meet
Three Butler University trackmen ‘are entered in the Central IntercolJegiate track meet at Milwaukee today. Coach Hermon Phillips has
been busy for the past week groom- | Clevel
ing Lawrence Holmes, Milton Wien‘ter and Captain Robert Welch for the Midwest meet. Holmes is to compete in the 120yard high hurdles and the 220-yard ‘Jow hurdles. He also may compete in one of the dash events. Milton ‘Wiener, the only sophomore to make trip, is entered in the mile ‘ event. Welch is entered in the broad ump and the high jmp. He scored a first in the broad jump and a secState mer In she high jump at the Little
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Pinch Hitting for Paul Boxell ONTENDERS for the 1936 Indianapolis District championship will be paired off at noon tomorrow when the entry list closes in Secretary Clifford E. Wagoner’s office. Late entries will be accepted after that time, but the laggards will have to be content with the starting times the association chooses. Those filing before deadline will have an opportunity to sélect the most convenient spots on the clock.
» » » ORE fhan 100 linksmen have entered the three-day tourney which will start with 18-holes at the Country Club Monday. Play will be resumed at Speedway TuesSay and at Meridian Hills Wednesay. Bill Reed Jr. defending champion, and three former crown bearers will compete this year. Bill Heinlein who won in 1932; Max Buell, the 1933 king, and Dave Mitchell, who topped the field in 1934, have enlisted. Phil Talbot of Bloomington, who lost playoffs to Buell and Reed, heads the out-of-town entries including Bud Petti-~ grew, Pendleton's state amateur champ. Other prominent golfers whose names were listed are Johnny MeGuire, Mike Pollack, Bill Russell, Clark - Espie, Ray Robertson, Bill Diddle and Ben Cohee. :
t 4 8 REDDIE GRONAUER was chased off his home course the other evening—and all for scoring twice with one swing! Freddie clipped off two overhanging marks with one mashie shot and discovered a glar-
Calendar
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lost ° Milwaukee 17. 630 Kansas City Minneapolis St. Pau Colu 2300 INDIANAPOLIS Louisville
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ww. L. Pct W. L. Pet. New ak 31 EH STiwas .. 24 23 511 Bos . 29 18 .817 nas «+21 22 488 on ad. 24 20 .545(Phila . 14 29 .326 Detroit .. 25 22 :532|St. Louis . 13 32 289
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WwW. W. L. St. Louis. 22 5 Hy Sincinnal, 21 23 am New 6 18 .591|Bost: vanioal 35 Blttsburgh 2 3 .528 Brooklyn . 19 31 ‘0 Chicago .. 21 21 .500/Phil 18 28 .391 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO Kansas City aL JNDIANAFOLIS games at 5 and 8 3m Minneapolis at Hole 0 oo. St. Pau Columbus Milwauk:ze at Louisvile.
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AMIRICAN CAN LEAGUE Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at New ork. Chicago at Bost St. Louis at Philadelphia (to be played as part of double-header tomorrow.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at 0h ah Brooklyn at Chi Philadelphia at it Shug, Boston at. Cinein
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis ...,....\ 000 300 210— 6 14 1 Milwaukee 300 104 fe 913 © Bean, Kolp. Grabowski and Hargrave: Pressnell, Heving and Brenzel.
Paul 002 020 020— 6 14 1 Hangan City 1 000 010— 2 6 0
Fette and Fenner: Niggeling. Moncrief. Moore and Madjeski.
Columbus
000 100 000— 1 7 1 Louisville 000 000 000—
0 9 1 McGee and Chervinko; Peterson and
Thompson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 100 000 310— 5 11 1 Pittsburgh 300 301 00x— 7 10 1 Lanning. Smith and Lopez: Blanton, Brown and Todd.
New York 002 002 010— 5 8 1 Chicago 014 102 00x— 8 18 © Castleman, Coffman, Hubbell. PFitzsimmons, and Mancuso.; Warneke and Hartnett.
Philadelphia 001 100 100— 3 11 2 Cincinnati 000 100 31x— 5 8 3
Kelleher and Wilson, Atwood: Derringer, Brennan and Lombardi.’ 011 000 020— 4 8 0 100 000 200— 3 10 1 Winford, P. Dean
Brooklyn St. Louis Brand: and Berres: and Davis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit... 0... 0010 061 100—18 15 3 Philadelphia ..00 0 002 106— 9 14 6 Auker and Cochrane, Hayworth: Rhodes, Bullock, Flythe, Dietrich and ‘Mos Chieago 210 402 033—16 16 1 New 002 100 000— 3 4 2
wi lenead and Sewell; Pearson, Broaca, . Brown, Kleinhans and Glenn.
210-3 9 1 000 010 12x— 4 10 © a Eehoides 12s and Pytlak: Grove and R. Ferrell, Berg
St. louis -...0... >. 100 101 Lm 1 Washington .001 100 000— 2 0
Hogsett 3nd Hemsley: Barberry. Ais ton and Mili
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” = » EN HOY, president of the local public links association, wants to stage the first state meet this year. Yesterday he applied to the park board ior permission to hold the event al Coffin Sept. 14. Board members instructed him to present a list of Indiana cities having public links. Members seemed favorable to tne proposal. 4 2 . OME of the Heys are having a hard time stalling the boss on selecting the dates for vacations. One of the main reasons is that the dates have not been announced for the state amateur meet at Terre Haute. Secretary Jesse J. Mossler has arranged a meeting at Terre Haute next Wednesday when several days in August will be signaled for the event. :
OBBY CROUCH. ® Mandal High School's ace linksman, has concluded his prep career and will enter the state junior and amateur championships this year. Bobby is headed for college next year, and he has memorized more golf records than curriculum outlines in ‘the catalogs. His 74 was second best in the state high school tourney. From Tech's brilliant band of state champions should come new names among the leaders in the junior and amateur meets. Arthur Wettle, whose 176 paced the Big Green squad to the state title;
o | Wayne Montfort, Richard Martin
and George Urquhart probably will enter the summer meets. 2 » ” HE qualifying round of the Highalnd ladies’ spring handicap tournament will be held today. Match play will be conducted three days, starting next Wednesday. There is to be a low net qualifying award. Prizes are to be given to the winner and runner-up of each flight and to the consolation winners and runners-up.
Frank Brown and O’Shocker Paired
A test in fast company is to be provided Frank Brown, 220, the popular Wichita mat ace, on the Hercules A. C. outdoor wrestling card at Sports-Arena next Tuesday night, when the young brother of
If Orville Brown ‘will swing into ac- ; tion against Irish Pat O’Shocker,
235, nationally known heavy from Salt Lake City. The pair will “clash in the semi-windup. Young Brown has appeared here twice, winning both times out, and has established himself as g comer. O’Shocker has been absent from local warfare for several months, having been engaging in action on the West Coast. A third match between Pat (Black Secret) Fraley, 220, the Nebraska farmer, and Gus Sonnenberg, 220, former heavyweight king, tops the program. When Pat was attired in a mask and parading as the “Black Secret,” he went undefeatec in nine matches and listed Gus as one of his victims. In a sec-
ond encounter, the Nebraskan was
disqualified against the former title holder. ' An opening bout is to be arranged for Tuesday and y will lift the’ curtain at 8: 30.
By United Press MILWAUKEE, June 5—on the speedy legs of Jesse Owens, modern miracle. man of track, rested Ohio State's hope today for a second consecutive central intercollegiate track and field cham Preliminaries in the eleventh annual running of this rapidly growing carnival were scheduled this afternoon on the lightning fast
track in Marguette University sta- |
k | dium. All finals will be staged under
: Cn HE first of the 1935 champions
to risk titles on local golf courses is Bill Reed Jr., above, who will defend his District crown in the‘ three-day 54-hole tournament starting Monday at the Indianapolis Country Club. Play will be continued on Tuesday at Speedway with another 18hole test, and the winner will be decided in the final trials on the Meridian Hills fairways Wednesday. A large entry list has been filed with Clifford E.: Wagoner, secretary of the Indianapolis District Golf Association. Phil Talbot of Bloomington, runner-up _to Reed last year, again will attempt to gain top honors.
Gimbel Award to Caldemeyer |=.
Evansville Athlete Honored at Indiana; Shines as Hurdler.
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 5. —One of Indiana’s highest athletic
honors, the annual Gimbel award, |
will go to Daniel F. Caldemeyer of Evansville, ace hurdler and high jumper on the Indiana University track team. Caldemeyer, who is serving his third year as a regular on the varsity, is rated as one of the outstanding hurdlers in collegiate .competition, and holds the Big Ten and American record for the indoor high hurdles. He will receive a gold medal and the interest on $500. The Gimbel award is given each year at Indiana to the junior or senior trying out’ for an athletic team, “for merit in habits, college spirit, applicaticn and sincerity.” The awards are given by Jake Gimbel, formerly of Vincennes, now of Hollywood, Cak- Similar awards have been established by Gimbel at the University of California, Stanford, Southern California and the University of California at Los Angeles. Gimbel also each year gives the coveted Gimbel prize at the Indiana State High School basketball tournament. The Gimbel medal was won last year by Willard Kehrt, now coach at Madison (Ind.) High School. Caldemeyer is the second Evansville track athlete in recent years*to win the prized award. Charles Hornbostel of Evansville, famed middle distance runner and member of the 1932 Olympic track team, won the award in 1934.
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the floodlights tonight before a crowd expected to reach 10,000 or
more. “Experts agreed Owens held the key to the team title. Although Larry Snyder, Buckeye track coach, prefers to have his lithe compete only in the 100 and 220-yard dashes and the broad jump, pressure of competition with such strong teams as Notre Dame, Indiana and Pittsburgh may lead him to a last-minute decision to send Owens into the 220-yard low hurdles as well. : Since this hurdle event is not included in international .competition, Snyder hoped to exclude it from Owens’ pre-Olympic training.
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VARVEL—I wish to thank friends and : ISlatives for nels Xminess a) and ga ri ring my bereavemen h the Rev. J. J.° tame. 4 ank THOMAS VARVEL.
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