Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1937 — Page 26

THURSDAY, SEPT.

1937

GIANTS CALL

Pitching Ace Due to Start

Against ( t Cards

Terry to Get Annually Under Terms of New 5-Year Contract.

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—King Carl Hubbell was intrusted today with the job of keeping the New York Giants on top of the National League. The last two games the Giants went Yo the front they stayed there only 24 hours each time. Bill Terry,

free to devote his entire time to diriecting the Giants’ campaign now that he has wangled a new fiveyear contract at $40,000 a vear out of President Horace Stoneham, is banking on meal-ticket Hubbell. On his last two starts Hubbell was hammered out of the box by the Cubs and Pirates, although he wasn’t charged with a defeat either time. Hubbell's record is 17 won and 6 lost. If Hubbell stops the Cardinals and flashes any of his old form the Giants will be wellequipped with pitching strength for

Tae September drive. Opposing Hub- |

bell will be Gi Johnson. Hal Schumacher encouraged New York's pitching outlook when he hurled the Giants to a 7-3 victory over the Cardinals yesterday. He allowed nine hits. Lon Warnecke, Cards’ starter, had to leave the game in the fourth inning with New York leading, 3-2, when he was hit on the left leg by a line drive from Jimmy Ripple’s bat. Mike Ryba replaced him and the second ball he threw to Mel Ott was whammed against the upper deck for homer No. 29, accounting for three runs. The Cubs, after one day in first piace, booted themselves right back into the runnergp position, centage pointg behind the Giants With the score deadiocked, 4-4, and two out in the eighth, Lonnie Frey subbing at third, allowed Gil Brack's easy roller to get through his legs. One run scored. A scratch hit scored another run. Max Butcher, who pitched the last 1 2-3 innings, was the winning pitcher, the loser. Pittsburgh dropped its straight, losing to the Phillies, Earl Grace's homer in the eighth won the game.

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and Curt Davis !

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i club championship will be at stake. ® seventh |

with a man on! Cin- |

cinnati beat the Bees, 5-1, and then |

dropped the second game of a dou- | ble-header, 4-1 Paul Derringer | held the Bees to six hits in the opener while Lou Fette hung up his 16th win with an eight-hit performance in the nightcap. Fette singled with the bases loaded and the score tied to drive in two runs.

SOSTBALL MEET OPENS TOMORROW

MARION, Ind. Sept. 2.—Shelbyville will meet Lafayette tomorrow nizht in the opening game of championship play in the first annual state girls’ softball tournament. Evansville and Hammond clash in the second game. Elkhart and Boonville play Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock: and the

winners of the first two games meet |

at 3 o'clock The finals will be

PB! layed at night

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ATHLONE PRINCESS

Bill Reed Jr.

Rill Reed Ilr. smiles hefore sinking one at yesterday's annual 1. A. C. tourney in which he retained his title.

GOLFING

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ON HUBBELL TO PROTECT SLIM LEAD Wins I. A. C. Golf Title for Third Straight Year

Walter Hess putt.

tidy net of 74. Not bad at all,

RRANGEMENTS have been completed for the Columbia Club's annual fall golf tournament by the golf committee at a meeting in the Circle Club. The meet is scheduled for Sept. 15 at the Hillcrest Coun-

try Club

The committee announced details of the Calcutta Sweepstakes which

will be held in conjunction with a handicap tournament

in which the

championship will

TRIUMPHS IN TROT

WASHINGTON, Ind, Sept. 2.— Athlone Princess after losing the first heat to Pearl McElwyn won the last two to triumph in the 2-year-old trot of the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association Stakes on the second day program of the annual Graham Farms Fair yesterday. Dobby Dale won the 2:12 The summary: 2:12 Pace (purse $300)—Won by Dale; BR B, one, Abbie Scotland, Best time, 2:0 Two-Year oe Trot (purse 2485)-—<Won bv Athlone Princess: Pearl McElweyn, second: Silka Belle, third: Gene Talmadge, fourth: Patrol, fifth, Josedale Guy. sixth Best time, 2:11.

pace.

Dobby third

decided on the gross scores of the golfers. Paul Carr won the event last vear with a low gross of 77. Clifford Wagoner, Ralph Burdick and Vance Oathout, handicap committeemen, will announce handicaps at the buffet supper. Roy E. Brown will act as starter for the meet and Harry Boggs, with the assistance of Merlin M. Bailey, will serve as clerk and treasurer for the Calcutta Sweepstakes. Prizes will be awarded the winners at a dinner in the evening at the Columbia Club.

BAER, BRADDOCK MATCHED

NEW YORK, Sept. Braddock and Max Baer were signed | p today for a 15-round boxing bout at Madison Square Garden Oct. 29.

NAMED ATHLETIC CHIEF

YOUNG AMERICA, Ind. Sept. 2 —Donald Yoder, Indiana University graduate, has been named athletic director at Young America High School. He succeeds Devon Murphy.

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took careful aim on this He turned in a 97 and with his 23 handicap subtracted gave him the very

| Alex Corbett ...eeceeseses J. A, Brower ceceessecasssss

Keep your eye on that ball Alex! handicap of 9, turned in a net 83 to stay well vp with his fellow linksmen in yesterday's play over the links of the

Alex Corbett Jr, with a

Broadmoor Country Club,

Defending Champion Cards a 69 at Annual Toumanients! Moores and York Tie for Second.

Rill Reed Jr.

with a 689.

remains golf champion of the Indianapolis Club for the third consecutive year after winning the club's annual tournament at the Broadmoor Country Club yesterday.

C. W. Moores and Caleb York SE

for runnerup honors with 77s.

had a low net score of 67.

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Scores: C. T. SPrigRS ce csevenrsne sees, sess. 83 ee. 99 I | |

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Athletic

Reed led the field

Cracks Speed

| Record ord Again

Sept. 2

LOCARNO, Switzerland, (U. P)~—Sir Malcolm Gapetel Great Britain's king of speed, se another new world's motorboat a] record today by driving his Bluebird racer over a measured mile at an average of 129.669 miles an hour Sir Malcolm bettered the mark of 126.249 miles an hour he set yesterday over the piacid waters of Lake Maggiore by 3.420 miles an hour. The veteran English speedster was confident that his speed runs today would surpass those of yesterday when he broke the former record of

Times Photos, John Simpson of Washington, Ind., four time winner, is shown here lining up a putt. He toured the course in 80.

| 124. 86, set by Gar Wood in his Miss America X on the St. Clair river, Detroit, on Sept. 20, 1932. Campbell roared down the first run of the measured mile in 129.84" miles an hour. Then he drove his Bluebird, powered by a single Rolls Royce Aero motor, over the return course in 128.491 miles an hour. Sir Malcolm, who has spent a lifetime in the conquest of speed, said he was satisfied that he had reached the utmost speed possible in a motorboat and planned to return to his home in London tomorrow.

GREYHOUND HANDICAP SET SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 2 (U. P.). -—~Greyvhound will have to race 360 feet more than the required dis-

| tance of one mile and a half in the $16,000

All - American Trotting | Handicap to be held here on Governor’s Day, Sept. 9, during the rich Grand Circuit card held in conjunction with the state fair,

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Thom Matched With Ex-Champ

Billy Thom, 175, who has found the going rather tough since he recently won the world’s light heavyweight mat crown, will face the most formidable rival he has ever met in a local ring when he appears on the Sports Arena outdoor wrestling bill next Tuesday night. Matchmaker Lloyd Carter has signed Joe Banaski, 178, former champion of the light heavies, to

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