Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1936 — Page 14
EHRI Larrupin’ Lou
Marks Event With Homer
Provides Margin as Yankees Defeat Indians to Hold “Loop Lead.
{ {By United Press)
NEW YORK, June 6.—On June 1, 1925, an unknown Henry Louis Gehrig, 21-year-old Columbia University graduate, took the first-basing job on the New York Yankees, and he hasn’t missed playing a day since. That was 1700 games ago. Today they call him “Larrupin’ Lou—the Iron Horse,” and he will be 33 years old this month. Over that span of 11 years, Lou has 2 achieved so many ” honors in addition . | to his consecutive { game record that
valuable player in the American League three i holds the
i the only player i ever to hit four e runs in one game, dnd has a home run total second only to Babe Ruth. Those are just a few of his accomplishments in breaking “Deacon” Scott’s consecutive game record of 1307. He also was batting champion and home run king of the league in 1934. Seventeen of his circuit clouts exploded with the bases loaded, more than recorded by any other player.
Played Despite Injuries
Gehrig laughed at sickness and injuries in making his great record, which is still going and likely to stand forever. An operation for a chipped elbow bone, innumerable broken fingers, a broken toe, a torn leg muscle and a wrenched shoulder, all have failed to keep him out of the lineup. Lumbago in 1934 came nearer to halting “Locomotive Lou” than any of the others. He was so ill one day that he played shortstop one inning Just to keep the record going. Right now Lou jis at the top of his game, batting .360 and leading the league in runs scored. In his seventeen hundredth consecutive game against the Cleveland Indians yesterday, he drove in two runs as the Yankees triumphed, 4 to 3. His only hit in two official times at bat was a home run. He drove in the other run with a long fly and got two bases on balls. Lefty Gomez gave up five hits in winning his sixth
The second place Boston Red Sox kept pace with an 8-to-6 win over the Chicago White Sox, the seventh consecutive time the Chisox have gone down before the Yawkey men. The Detroit Tigers fell before the ‘Washington Senators, 6 to 2, as Earl Whitehill pitched an eight-hitter. St. Louis at Philadelphia was changed to a later date. Dizzy Dean became the first pitcher in the majors to win 10 games by defeating the New York Giants, 9 to 2, increasing the St. Louis Cardinals’ National League lead to four full games. A 23-hit attack by the Pittsburgh Pirates submerged the Philadelphia
Phillies, 14 to 8. Van Mungo was
just another pitcher to the Chicago Cubs who pounded out a 12-{0-3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Ray Benge scored his fifth triumph as the Boston Bees-walloped the Cincinnati Reds, 10 to 4.
City Tennis Loop Set for Opening
Eight Teams Scheduled to Start Season Today.
The Indianapolis AMEN Tennis League will open Rd son today on four city courts with the eight squads in Division No. 1 lifting the lid on active compe-
LAMBERT APPOINTED
TEACHER AT BOSWELL |
A handy fellow on a handball court is Joe Platak, above, of Chicago. Joe, 1935 king, again is national champion in that sport by virtue of defeating Dan Marble, San Francisco police officer and brother of Alice Marble, United States Wightman Cup tennis player, in the na-
tional tourney in Beverly Hills, Cal.
Race Selections A
By Tom Noone (Copyright. 1936. bv United Press)
NOONE’S SELECTIONS FOR TODAYDay’s Best—Miss Merriment.
Best Longshot—Identify.
Best Parlay—Murph and Mountain Elk.
AT BELMONT PAREK— - One Best—Miss Merriment
1. Top Radio, Widener Enfry, Mahdi. 2. BuShranger, Snapback, National Anthem. 3. Miss Merriment, Postage Due, Excite. 4, Black Look, Optic, Fencing. 5. Brevity, Granville, Red Rain, Teufel. 6. Fair Stein, Paradisical, Treford, 7. Bleu, Galloping On, Sistova.
AT HAWTHORNE-— One Best—Wee Emma 1. Minstrel Show, Brown Prodigy, Robert L. 2. Wee Emma, Wild Count, Major Greenock. 3. Prince John, Rapid Bells, Dainty Jeanne. 4. Bert Reid, Morning Mail, Ep. 5. Inscona, West Main, Whiskolo.
Wrestling to Go Indoors If Rain Returns Tuesday
Carter Show With Armory Lease. Inclement weather, in case it
makes a visit to Indianapolis next Tuesday night, will not halt the
Gus Sonnenberg-Pat (Black Secret) |
Fraley wrestling bout, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. announced today. The bout, which headlines the H. A. C. all-heavyweight bill, is scheduled for Sports outdoor ring in the 600 block on N. Pennsylvania-st, but Carter has taken extra precautions and will
Protects . Outdoor | Bee.
7. Hokuao, White Ginger, Trahi-
8. Murph, Yellow Tulip, Whiscenda. 7. Santerno, Later On, , Dama-
scene. 8. Charlie Chan, Wagwood, Dr. Potter. :
AT ROCKINGHAM PARK— One Best—Fra. Diavolo 1. Scotch Queen, Micabel, Sophist.
2. Portuity, Copo, Direct. 3. Bacon, Jessie D M, Blue Day. 4. Bachelor Dinner, Stage Whis-
per, Epibeau. : 5. Identity, Roustabout, Soldier.
6. Fra Diavolo, Miss Dignity, Glynson. : : 7. Lady Sage, Paul Junior, Fair-
8. Mountain Elk, Ukraine, Grey Glade. AT DETROIT— One Best—Hokuao 1. Bonnie Pan, Sparkdale, Clare-
mont. 2. Transit Lady, Ned's Afinily,
Sundad 3. Creech Entry, Sir Jim James, Flag Cadet. 4. Gold Band, Challite, Clingendaal.
_ 5. Wise Advocate, Ross, Boy Valet. 6. Rock X, Westy Junior, Billy
Roman
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son. 8. Bichloride, Jacknife, olasses. : 9. Scythe, Erebus, Ana X. AT LATONIA— :. One Best—Squall x Erla, Wegoway, Busy Anna. 2. Bohannon, Manager Mike, Toney’s Girl. 3. Cherrytime, . French Princess, |
Cook. 4. Bolo, Raymond, Sky O’ Blue.
Brown ’
5. Silk Mask, Erin Tordh, Manners | Arena, the | Man
6. Planetoid, Shootin High, Foolish Mement. : 7. Bibbie's Choice, Panalong, Gray
move the program indoors to the} Jack.
Armory in case of unfavorable weather. Carter was forced to canlast Tuesday's mat card at
= Squall, Stealingaway, Corner 9, Lucy, Eddy Lee, Score.
Olympic caliber
outs as Sens On Ames
Night Meet.
By U de ih 40 MILWAUKEE, June
second time this season
June 6—For the season athletes of
the Middle West returned from a |
major track and field meet today with only two men of First, of course, was ‘the great|S Jesse Owens of Ohio State, whose. of “the last
ace of a ' distance team at
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Indiana University which wen last | Vital Statistics
night's gs Sham two over the bulky
pushed fleld last night in the Central In- | tercollegia
Owens, floating to the’ front with early spurts and g home with - unbelievable leads, captured both ‘the 100 and 220-yard dashes. His times of 9.7 and 21.6 seconds were nowhere near the C. I. C. records. But the absolute -ease in which he defeated what was considered a good field, indicated the flash is nearing his peak for the semi-final Olympic trials s at
Chicago June 19-20. ‘He also won |er
the broad jump. Lash Leads Crimson + Lash’s two firsts were more important to his team than Owens’ contributions since Ohio State made a ragged defense of its team title. With the help of Tom Deckard | and Jim Smith, his hard-running! E teammates. Lash led the distance team into 20 points in the mile and two-mile events. * The Hoosiers needed 45 to beat out. Wisconsin’ for, the ~championship. Although one or more of the Badgers’ powerful pole , vault brigade had been mentioned as an Olympic prospect, it was this unit that cost Wisconsin the title. Al Haller and
Sampson Sharff dropped into af
seventh place tie with five’ others and contributed less than three points to Wisconsin's total. The Badgers had “oped for a slam in this event. x ‘Notre Dame Forth Sa Wisconsin was second with 39% points, Ohio State third with 331%, Notre Dame had 26 6-7, Marquette
26 3-7, Illinois 13, Northern Illinois
Teachers 8, Michigan Normal § Iowa 6, Wayne 51, Drake 5, North Central 5, Western State 5, Minnesota 4, Grand Rapids J. €. 3, Pur-
due 2, Michigan State 2, Nebraska | ™Frani
Teachers 2, Iowa ‘Teachers 1 3-7 and Butler 14. One meet record ‘was broken ‘and another tied, although -an official dispute marred the. tie. Norwood Mountain, of Drake, shattered the]
J discus record with 151 feet 1 8-10
inches, to better the old mark of 148 feet 1 7-8 inches, set in 1934 by Wesley Busbee of Indiana.
‘Dan Caldemeyer, Indiana hurdler, | =
tied his own record of 14.7 seconds for the high hurdles. >
On College Diamonds
Boston College, 16; Long Island, 6. Michigan State, 3; Iowa, 0. Holy Cross, 7; Springfield, 5.
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