Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1938 — Page 23

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Lame Arm Ballplayer’s Chief Worry: Schoolboy Rowe Is Still Seeking Cure

By JOE WILLIAMS Times Special Writer ‘NEW YORK, April 15.—One day last week Schoolboy Rowe was seen walking down the main street of a Small country town in Florida. He was far away from the base of his team’s operations. The Tigers were back in Lakeland working out. The Schoolboy was alone. - “What are you doing in this . place?” “I heard there was a country doctor here who might help my arm, 80 I took a bus and came over to see him.” This pictures briefly the despera‘tion of a big league star whose arm has suddenly gone dead on him. He is like a chronic sufferer from some stubborn malady. Ultimately he reaches the point where he will submit to ally sort of treatment. The time comes when even the quacks hold out comforting promise.

The Schoolboy had been to all the recognized bone specialists. They had worked on his arm, prescribed a scientific formula. One day the Schoolboy would look all right, the next he would have trouble getting the ball as far as the plate. Somebody told him about this country doctor. Maybe this was the miracle ‘worker: he had been looking for. So as he says, he got on a bus and Visited him. It’s still a question whether he'll ever pitch well again. Benny Bengough’s arm began to 80 back on him in 1926. He was the first-string catcher of the YanKees at the time and was just cominto his own as a star ballplayer. The Yankees had every ‘reputable specialist in the country Work on Bengough’s arm. Some theiped him temporarily, others not a Bonesetter Reese was alive at the time. All the ballplayers went to

specialist with independent ideas and had performed some minor miracles with atrophied soup bones. He was one of those who helped pump a few drops of life back into the Bengough whip. It was fleeting but it was something,

A Pal of Gehrig

In those days Bengough roomed with Lou Gehrig and every time the Yankees invaded the West the two players got into a motorcar and drove to Youngstown, O., to see the bonesetter. There was nothing wrong with Gehrig's flipper but he was fond of Bengough and liked to drive. They'd get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, drive from Cleveland to Youngstown and return in time for the game. Bengough would catch that afternoon and invariably turn in a good job. This always gave him new hope the arm was getting well. He'd continue to do a good job ‘back of the plate for two Jor three weeks and then the arm would go dead again. In due time he had to admit to himself the condition was chronic. This was where the charlatans stepped in. “I heard about some guy in St. Louis,” said Bengough, “who put you in an electric chair and shocked you back to life, so I went to see him. What could I lose? If I couldn’t get the arm back in shape I was through with baseball anyway.

Just Like Dying

“Well, this guy had a regular electric chair all right. It frightened you just to look at it and when you sat in it you began to say your prayers. He attached an electrode to my right shoulder—I was bare to the waist—and said, ‘Now you tell me when you've had enough’ “That was a hot one right off. Tell him when I had enough! How.

him. He was a sort of self-made

was I to know? As far as I knew

Baseball Briefs

By United Press

WEIRTON, W. Va, April 15.—The Giants and Cleveland Indians play the 14th game of their spring serfes today. The New Yorkers took ribe 5-2 at Charleston yesterday. The of 19 victories against seven losses, while it was the Indians’ 10th setback in 26 starts. The teams complete their series with two games at Cleveland tomorrow and Sunday.

a 7-6 lead when they beat the T victory gave the Giants a record

NEW YORK, April 15.—The Yankees and the Dodgers open a three-game series today at Ebbets field. In their two previous tilts honors were divided. The Dodgers were idle yesterday while the Yankees turned in their seventh straight. victory, 10-6, over the Baltimore Orioles. It was the Yankees’ 18th win in 28 spring games,

ST. LOUIS, April 15. — Buster Mills, outfielder of the Browns, nursed a badly sprained ankle today as the team returned from their spring training campaign. Mills was injured when he stepped into a hole during fielding practice yesterday. The Brownies licked Joplin, 12-5, for their 19th victory in 22 games. Mills may be out for a week or 10 days.

CHICAGO, April 15.—The Chicago City Series starts today with the Cubs and White Sox playing

their 14th exhibition game. The Cubs hold an 8-5 advantage, thus the American League club will have to win the final three for an even break. Yesterday the Cubs walloped Moline’s Three-I league team 18-4, and the Pale Hose nosed out the Pirates, 5-4.

SPRINGFIELD, O. April 15. . =—Detroit and Cincinnati clashed in their fifth exhibition game today. The Reds took a 3-1 lead in the series yesterday as they outslugged the Tigers 14-11. It was a wild contest with 37 base hits, including 10 home run€. Hank Greenberg of the Tigers won individual honors with three circuit clouts. Tomorrow the teams move

games. WASHINGTON, # April 15.—The

Senators entertain the Baltimore |

Orioles in the first of a three-game series today. The Senators ended their exhibition appearances with the Bees yesterday, losing 7-4.

Sports Quiz

Q—In the Henry ArmstrongEnrico Venturi fight of January, 1938, who was leading on points up to the time that Armstrong scored his knockout? A—Newspaper reports stated that on action up to the sixth round, Armstrong had all the better of the argument. He won four of the first five sessions, dropping only the second,, in which Venturi outboxed him smartly. Q—Did Frankie Frisch, manager of the Cardinals, play football at college? : A—Playing for Fordham University, Frisch was one of the great halfbacks of the East in the World War period, and was named by the laté Walter Camp on his second AllAmerica team of 1917. Q—Did Nathan Mann ever fight Eddie Coderre? A—Coderre lost two six-round decision bouts to Mann in 1934.

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TRENTON, N. J. April 15—~The Athletics meet Trenton in an exhibition game today. The A’s defeated Richmond, Va. 13-4, yesterday as Al Williams doled out but seven hits in nine innings. It was the 14th win for the A's in 3 spring starts.

DANVILLE, Va. April 15.—The Phillies seek their eighth straight victory today with Danville as their opponent. They ran their consecutive streak to seven with a 5-3 win over Thomasville lle yesterday.

MANHATTAN, K: Kas., April 15.— The Pirates meet the Manhattan team here today in the first of three games with minor league opponents before opening the National League season.

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that kind of co-operation wasn’t demanded even of condemned men. Well, he threw the switch and the first time the electrode hit my arm T jumped five feet. “I. never did know whether the

jumping I t my ankle and was unable to play for 10 days. My arm did feel all right for a while but the only way I could have caught was in a rocking chair and somehow Miller: Huggins, our manager, hadn’t thought to provide one.” The most fantastic experience Bengough had was with a learned gentleman who had perfected sa magic liquid which he applied with a paint brush. This gentleman had

by mail. : : “It sounded plenty wacky,” admitted Bengough, “but there I was

established experts had failed, and

along much further with me. Once more it was & case of What could I lose? “I had to laugh myself when I stepped into his office. He had a big bucket of smelly stuff on a table and a paint brush in his hands. He told me to strip. ‘This is going to burn a little but don’t let that alarm you,’ he warned. “Well, this fellow took his brush, too. He couldn’t: have done a better job if he had been whitewashing a barn. He was right about the stuff burning. It burned like fire. But strangely the stuff helped. For two or three days I could throw all

over the park, and then, psst! the flame would die out.”

treatment helped or not, because in

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with a dead arm that nobody had | been able to do anything for. The]

I couldn't expect Huggins to go

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ADAMS—Osc car, husba fd > Duih and Frey a Snaid g 36 oy Sey Tiday morning, a ~ fervicas Mond, 1; INK FUNER. ME, Frionde) Ld Burial em etery. Friends may] call gt the resi2 King

dence, 70 Aye., after 1 p. m. Saturday. BATOR-—Sophia, age 45 years, wife of Ludwik, mother of Anna and aaa Bator, "passed away Srey am Services Mo nday. i ei Catholic Church. h Frags s invited. Burial St. Joseph Ce] riends mn; call

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CARVER—Ruby, beloved daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carver, sister of Howard Jr., Lena, Bobbie and Ella Carver Passed ‘away Ap ril 14. Friends may ca at the ronlence, ais Dorman St. al services Saturd mal m W T, BLASENGYM SERVICE.

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‘ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men’s garments. clean. repair, oress. reline. Reasonable.

MEYER O. JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667. MOTH HOLES TEARS, BURNS REWOVEN.

A CO.. Merchants Bank Bldg. LI-9674. (Automobile Accessories and Parts)

TH., ¥ E— Tastefully furnished room, ad- | MARKE

EDEN PLACE, a distance). Unfurnished six-room modern, $25; ine quire Dartmouth Apartments.

R- | MARKET, Eien fpeszgs n Vv artmi ea ater paid. LOO ABILD. BY “ater. ROACHE, Sd furnished five-room modern single: glean: ag 57 sonable; good transportation. HA-0.

tilation; kitchenette. [Employed couple. «Private entrance. RI$6—EAST, 2130 eh rooms; newly decorated; _. trance; sink.

upper, two private en-

Good meals. Reasonable. DR-0114-R. | TALBOT AND 21ST, ie corner, 310 N. Illinois St. RI-1331, Soo modern double, good condition, close to trolley and bus; reasonable; une VOCAL -and piano lessons, 50c to $1.50, | Hotels 16 _ furnished. TA-1074. Lh 28 or private. od 12: an FE 26TH, Ba. haar double: —un< e ad results in rnis semimodern, = garage. wa lowest word rates in the city. Phone 3 Milner Hotel LA note aid, $20. LL SLID: 28rake, waler RI. 5551 for quick results at fow cost. Weekly up. $1 day up. Nice clean | 29TH, W., 815—6-room double; modern; a. n i 5 1 3 rooms, Personal laundry included. 2500. 41 Vireigts A ersona ervices $3.50 and up; = rginia Ave. : HOOSIER HOTEL clean, CCnrorsable TIED Ticely furnished rooms, ¥: square rooms; showers, baths, city heat. 440 line. Utilities, heat. Adults, R-U-P.T-U-R-E-D _ Massachusetts. Br 1165. Guarariteed fittings, gxclusive, a| I for Newly Joorated; ¥ ' the Life-Saver Trusses. SARTON HOTEL fezyr., ptside rms.: | Farnfs—Suburban 20 CO. 458 E. Washington. Delaware at HIG i1-581 15. we RAINBOW ACADEMY Housekeeping Rooms 17 |. %-ACEE BAST duce Laci eiows PERMANENT 3 wave including $1 00 P g £50055, wy SLI food bus service, -Up Wave ......... Joeeen . : - KRESGE BUILDING hey 0-—CENTRAL, 1103—Lovely fur. | pungaioui 3 pegiisan,S Tspa00d G-room nished apartments; clean, front, down. Toaenlow, 3, Dedroom Teco Togs, P $1.50, WEISSMAN MOTORS sink. Porch, terms. . y - Studebaker Distributor. $5—EAST, 711 N.—Bedroom, Cross ven- ACRES—4-room house: basement. fure

or poultry house. Extra well fenced, s1e00, Can Mr. Davis, HA-1593-R. Ca. Py av. - ELZA HENSON

RI-3689 412-14 CASTLE HALL BLDG.

$5.50— BELLEFONTA AINE, 1022; 2 fron rooms, utilities furnished. Private ont trance.’ RI-3169. $6—CARROLLTON, 1226—Front, 3 conneciing furnished rooms. Clean, airy, utili- _ ties. LI-940 03.

$6—MODERN, four-room a artment: priPete, aah. Adults. 403 We 29th. all

56 ACRES NEAR BROWNSBURG—Good 4-room house, electricity: barn, 36x40; other buildings. Good fences, rich. level soil, 1 team, 4 cows. 1 yearling: farm imple Tis corn, hay, oats, of pigs. $4700 cash, balance small loan. 18 . Call hit N. State, . SM , second house north of High School, Brownsburg.

BROADWAY. 1134 — 2 Rooms. Sceommo- ; $4.50 and § $3.50; 1 room, $3. pm 1134—2; one room a kitchenette. Aar'aente i_$3.50 each; one, $3 DWAY, Large, two-room front “Rotman: di nicely furn shed. Reasonable.

BROADWAY, 1608—1, 2-room apartments, hitely furnished; utilities: clean; phone;

DUCO CO.. 957 N. Meridian. RI-8166, Dupont; auto finishes. Fulmer seat Covers.

(Auto Repairing)

BUD FOLTZ A SERVICE, 332 E. Market. 1I-3993. Seientific LL tune-up.

4 (Beauty Shops)

REALISTIC PERMANENTS, $3.50 and u HARTZ BEAUTY SALON, 315 Roosevell Bldg. RI-0754, RO. TS BEAUTY SHOP, 628 Mass, Li0632. “Machineless Permanents.” > 25% and u

“PERSONALITY” —2007 Central. 1

TA-4470,

11, lends may call at the family | "This ad good for $1 ob aay Pertstners. residence, 2954S. ‘Keystone Ave., until ae 0 P t 2 12" noon surirdey. SQULEGE Beauty, Shen Sermarients, 3 up. GLORE—Bertha, of 315 E. 10th St., wife | of Cra Giote’ mothe of Virginia Bow _ (Cement Blocks) man, 0 ra | NEW Ho orost , sister oL Sinnlired Lowe and live: yee piogks, Sx8xlg, 1c, 12 ae: iam Holycross J; ; passed a way April 4044 he age 3 ts oSerticess tur Biri —_— t Tracing ess. al rac Hb med. ER Ri Eh ad) drive RAYS ang. BL ve 1e08. | 2235: OLESING, 850 N. Drexel. IR-6951. . Vincen - ital Eo in: 30 Bm. oy A oars. : (Floor Refinishing) i ELEC FLOOR SANDERS for rent. Frits fai ON nes andar. Apel] ACE HARDWARE. 11.4335. Shurits 2% ). = Friends invited. Friends (Furniture | | Rebuilding)

OTT BRAD E_CO., LI-8981—Qualit Kk Ne Uphois jistering, repairing, Nn _tiques Gr (Furniture Stores) 5 STORE, 3406 Clifton.

Za-54 Linoleum, window’ shades; lowa estimates

(Grading and Sodding)

SODDING—Good rich dirt; fonerete sidewalks, aye specializin rock gardens: hauling. HA-8

Housosloaning> 802-816 N.. West. RI-

FLANNER H at Dos. rained d domestic help for house-

~ (Labor Organizations) _ 00D eli F St STEAM

mE your Hore Tow By baying your

ayet SE HA-334-y,

550 SIE AVE. 1315—Unfurnished, 4

rooms, bath; upper. Utilities paid. Front porch. CARROLLTON, 1804—3-ro0m furnished

apartments, , private entrance; $4 and $5.

COLLEGE, 1410—One room kitchenette Bt furnished. near path. Phone,

N.—One ‘two rooms and sink, hnerspring: clean.

EAST, LIE, _ Phone

HIGHLAND AVE, _ rooms; utilities rishi

ORIENTAL, N., 20—Lovely 32-room furnished apartment: utilities; innerspring; brivate entrance; porch. STATE, N., 210—Attractive 2 kitchenette, inadoor; redecorated; Tovely porch; Dhote. STATE. 16—2 large rooms, complete Ey “Fusnishad. utilities; private -entrance: Busses. SUMMIT, 237—Lar, e room and kitchenette; sicépin 81 Joreh: utilities; private entrance. I-387 :

TALBOTT. 2420 N.—2-Room private apartment, ever wh Furnished $5.50 week.

~Two en adults.

ONT, E., 1429—3 rooms a utilities; oosrstae: near Tech; good anshotialion WALNUT, 112—Near Pennsylvania, 2 room Sieh apartment; also sleepin room; employed.

OODRUFF — Nice two-room furnished apartment, sink, - ai less private entrance. 2138 E. pl iahlee

2235—$3.50; $4: modern house: ks rooms: Sten turnished: clean;

close WALKING distance, 2 rooms, private, Bain. newly Jecorated, Garage. Adults. E. ew -3 nice, clean, modern rooms: frigi2 os Front oh. a 2 ‘beds. 222 Orange.

Aparimenss ¥ for Rent 18

-$125.00 . 110.50 .00

47, 8%

23 . 2035 N. MERIDIAN, § $40; furn...... General Apartments, Inc.

22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439

Indianapolis Rental Agenc: Furnished :

and Unfurnished Apar

108 ® Ee RM. 303 11-5308 Chen so lv’ APARTMENT. REN LE J ea Asien COURT . 25 5901 “EB. ASH., a= i ath, . [itis pais om |

$3. eadable. 2 poultry

7% ACRE IN i NaacRE 5000 south; nice 4-rm. & Sun rch bune galow; basement: lights; rg Welt: as JDouses. garage; fruit; 82 250: $700 down.

i. 5655 ede; & Fn RIE

RI-1461. rE. 90 ACRES, 8 MILES NORTHWEST.

fon, balan in pasture; 8-room electric lights, dairy barn: bargain.

NINGS BRO 28 So. Ill. LI-3814.

FOR SALE—40 acres rolling land, good -house and barn, young orchard, 2 wells, bathroom, running water. Can arrange terms. Price, $1500. 30 miles south Ine

house,

dianapolis. Inquire at Peoga, NELSON BROWNING. 80 Acres. 12 miles 3 hwest. semimode. home, new barn, well 20 jsres a woods, immediate Soon: $1500 d payment, attractivé terms. UY H. 129 E. Market. " 21.3080,

6% ACRES—28 miles northwest: house, barn, ultry house; electriciey. good well and plenty of shade; $1700:

HARNESS & CLINE, 119% N. Ala. 11-8408 HOUSE, northeast of Irvington, Ideal for couple with no children; garage, chicken house and 1 acre. $1750, $500 down. Owner. IR-5843. ~

oa 1 a location a Bone Side: Ni eal lev oc: ou e. No buildings. CH-8641-W. 22 ACRES NEAR WHITELAND_Five-room bungalow, level land. $1i on balance. Ga B17 OS = OWh, terms FOR SALE—101 Acres. Shelby County river frontage. fishing. ho tong DP reconditioned Sra’ i Tok house, 147 A, GERet & sets A a roe on 40 ules, orihwest, _ Bem. cai. ‘THE FA RM MAN.” TA-4786,

6-room

4 ACRES NEAF alo om A $3500. $305 down. Call Business Property 21

GARAGE for truck for Jent, +80 month, 1137 8. Illinois St. HE-518 22

Resorts & ee

G—Lake Freeman two front cote ta; ne lar with fireplace, one small: Yentals, 84-2. cottage,

FIVE-ROO ed River oon: . water; motor boat, - Copher, 415 5. Anderson, Elwood. Moving & Storage 24 DE or pean ot help. Low PAN ving or ThE

Ce nie ile men. We STERN Houses & Lots for Sale, 2»

4732 E ER RD

$2 250 A raison A oe “615 Madi» 2 gio hata and

jractive efficiency togIT aaent: utilities

EAL TE unfures ° ARS ed bedroom a artment; Fasscrated; wa

urnished

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Ti as Court, 2101 .

LI-3150. or .

Splendid buildings, two-thirds in cultivae °