Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1938 — Page 21
Schaub Rolls 681 to Lead ~ City Bowlers
Pittman- Rice Leadoff Man
Bunches Games of 225, 254 and and 202. |
Roger Schaub had occomplished
two things today. The first thing he accomplished was a 681. which he bowled in the Little Flower League at the Indiana alleys last night. That put him at the top of the Shooting Stars. Leadoff man for the Pittman Ricg team, Schaub _ bunched games of 225, 254 and | 202 for his series, The second thing Schaub accomplished was the boosting of his game average upward ‘from the mild 148 that he has hal thus far. this season. With the help of Bus Orphey, the cleanup man, who rolled a 603‘series, the Pittman Rice quintet amassed a 2665, winning all but the last game from the Tony Davis Service five.
The Shooting Stars
Roger! Schaub. Litt! Jess Smythe, State I
of Arc Cross (Church. . e Flower! Bex Nor Reformed Church." Virgil Kehl, Frate rnal ari Irom, Li Goo weesvesiy ‘rank Raftery. Little Flower | Rugh, S. S. Businessmen George Hessman, Court House Dunn, S. S. Businessmen yHartman, Wheeler Lunch. . Hofer, Reformed Church. Beckey, Wheeler Lunch.. Dresser, Fraternal oe Bus Orphey, Little Flower . P. Sylvester, Holy Cross Church McCahill, St. Joan of Standings and averages in the Fox-Hunt Classic League:
TEAMS
VANDER MEER PIRHES SUCCESSIVE NO-HIT, NO-BUN GANES.. FIRST IN 100 YEARS !
Vander Meer
= By Hartnett Are Features
This is the first of a series of
. 600 sports reviews of 1938 featuring the
more dramatic high spots. ‘By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Dec. ‘20.--Buddy Hassett tapped a puny roller down
.|the first base line in the last half
of th> ninth inning of the first night
i] game at Ebbetts Field, June 15, and
Ajax “Bee aisle} Corikle Funeral ‘Home Chaser 18 Triangle Bowling ‘Shirts ... 12 INDIVIDUALS
rosy-cheeked Johnny Vander Meer was within two putouts of successive
lino-hit, no-run games, a feat that -leluded Cy Young, Christy Mathew-
e son, Walter Johnson, Grover Cleve-
2(land Alexander . g greats of 100 years.
. all the pitching Vander Meer had shut out the
3 Boston Bees without a hit four days
Rasmussen =chleimer xX
19 FOUNTAIN SQUARE ALLEYS South Side Businessmen’s Loagws
919 926-2793 942 = 879-2621
980 838-2767 798 768-2396
861 909-2712 842 995-2701
1011 900-2815 962 802-2760
Seven Up 938 ; Paper Products Nr
Hudepohl Beer Coal Merchants ....
Jack’s Tavern Coca Cola
* Umpi : Gane SCanvon UPTOWN ALLEYS Sehultz Ladies League
676 556--1807 598 604-1800
770 731--2204 619 674-1913
603 681--2086 760 675-2086
778 7197-2206 676 725-—2074
756 7504-2212 678 708-2065
Shanks Duggers
Morris Gidd
Senkins Schneider
. HOTEL ANTLERS ALLEYS
Automotive League
Wheel and Rim .. 899 847 Century Tire 811 867
J. W. Service .... 939. 947 So Vacuvm ..,. 827 926
Gulling Electric .... 777 807 Kibler Trucking .... 818 823
INDIAN A ALLEYS
Little Flower League
893 ! 803
759 837
794 700
863 788
810-2556 832-2310
859-2745 9132666
917-2501 847—2388
Pittman 940 Tony BD “Service 838
* Blackwell Funeral H. 870 Victor Pharmacy «dv 765
Bosart Taver Harding Standard .e
Smittie’s Shop . Prestel- Bros. .
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733—2300 829—2236
830—2613 761—2357
800 821-2413
773 707 . 920 . 808
Sinclair Service .... 792 Emerson Theafer ... 708 729 ° 793—2230
PENNSYLVANIA ALLEYS
Kroger League
801 926
843 768
860 701
818 760
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187—2376
3532301 i 2—2349
775—2449 182—2242
6992515 698—2137
716 780—2367 733 162—2310
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North ‘Side Businessmen’s League
Seven ...... B70 887 Fails city Beer : 723 662 Polk’s 902 - 795 Hires ly Beer .... 819 807
Center Cleaners ..... 830 883 Reagan's Rye 796 856
Fairmount Glass ie.. 847 891 HE Bar 774 816
Puritan Springs .... 841 919 Krafts Baking 822 847 710—243
Ballard Ice Cream .. 821 881 Coca Cola 813 801
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878—2 575 815—2441
890—2603 899—2551 835—25173 799—2389
soz Bulldog Reserves Play at Franklin
Ten members of 's of . the Butler B team have been selected by Coach Tony Hinkle to play the Franklin B squad tonight at Franklin. The contest precedes the Frank-lin-Indiana State varsity clash in which both teams are undefeated to date. Kingan & Co.'s amateur squad handed the Butler reserves their initial defeat of the season last night, 38 to 36.
Team members who will mike the :
trip tonight are Harold Braden, . James McCray, Jack Clayton, Wwilbur Whitinghill, Lester Coombs, Earl Gibson, Paul Herrmann, Paul Armstrong, (Carl Burroughs and ish Wildraan.
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before. But with 40,000 persons on their feet pulling for the plucky Jersey
2 kid to accomplish the almost unbe- ; lievable, Vander Meer lost control
. Walked Babe Phelps, Cookie Lavagetto, and Dolph Camilli,
‘Don’t Take Him Out’
The Red infielders grouped around the 22?year-old left-hander. Bill McKechnie started for the box, with one tremendous shout roaring in his ears: “Don't take-him out!” Vander Meer found his control as quickly as it had vanished. He broke a strike on Ernie Koy, who on the next pitch bounded to Lew Riggs, forcing Phelps at the plate. Now only Leo Durocher stood be-
. [tween Vander Meer and immortal-
ity. Ball one. Strike one, called. Strike two, swinging. A hush went over the crowd, and then it exploded as Harry Craft camped under Durocher’s high fly to short center field. Successive no-hit,” no-run games. Nothing like it in a century of baseball, The Chicago Cubs had won eight straight . 18 out of 21 . .. two from the Pittsburgh Pirates ola needed only the game of Sept. 28 to sweep the payoff series with Pittsburgh and climax an uphill battle by taking the National League lead. The score was 5-5 and there were two out in the ninth when the new manager, Gabby Hartnet, stepped to
-|the rubber in ‘darkness settling so
rapidly that another inning could not possibly be played. Mace Brown curved a strike over the plate, and then Hartnett swung at .., and missed .. .a low, outside ball. Just why Browf stuck the next one in there is one of those unfathomable baseball mysteries, but he dic *. . . and thousands of hands reached for it in the left field bleachers as hundreds of fans
_|cruit, Joe Gordon.
.|—from a| 50-cent seat.
Imen” at the 64th running of the
J YANKEES CONTE THEIR DOMINATION: SPURRED BY
Jok GORDON, SEASON'S PRIZE RECRUA
Feul. Homer f= Shakeup
ite changes in the basketball “may be made in order to t dashed onto the diamond to help’ Bayne Freeman said today. run heme the most magificent home| The Green and Whites mentor run ever manufactured by Chars indicated that larger players are Leo Hartnett., Needed on the varsity and said that e present squad is somewhat Things (looked very bright for smaller than the squads in the past Hankus Pankus Greenberg when he
several years. busted two home runs as the Tigers The Techmen have Jost all five swept a double-header with the games this season. Coach Freeman Browns at Briggs Stadium, Sept. said the team showed a marked imThat:gave the Bronx Bomber 58, ai
provement ih the Frankfort and CoJimmy Foxx’s major league mar k
lumbus games last week. for a right-handed swatter, and left The squad = worked on offense him ‘only two behind Babe Ruths Plays yesterday in preparation for record with five games to go. | next week’s tilts with the Shortridge But the pitchers knew what
Blue Devils, Dec. 28, and with the Greenberg! was laying for, refus d
Shelbyville quintet, Dec. 30. to ‘give it to him, and Bob Fell ar ————— broke the major league strike-out HH ockey P layer Sold record by whiffing 18 Bengals in Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium on Siuciiiiy = ee I the last day. | ps rk. ; deSo it was an eventful 1938 for ot Droperty Jie baseball despite the continuance of Red Wings management announced the Yankee domination. Of course | McDonald's sale for $10,000 cash and
the Yanks would have to come Bill Thom with the season’s outstanding 10: ompson, 8 fight wing of
Syracuse club in the International-
American Hockey Le Bill McKechnie took the last- place y roague
Reds of the year before to fourth place. Boston finished second . . highest for a Hub American League outfit’ since 1918 . . . and might have grabbed the gonfalon with another pitcher or two. Joe Cronin turned
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 (NEA). —Pennsylvania’s total football |attendance of 330,000 was the greatest among eastern, colleges this past season.
Looms for Tech|
[mens Tech’s losing streak, Coach]
the |
Quakers Lead at Gate
Fifth of a Series
By DON BEATTY World All-Events. Champion
In the backswing. the arm must
travel in a ‘straight line like a pen 3
dulum.
Permit the weight of the pall ito
carry the arm back the same way
in a straight follow through. Don’t bring the ball in back of ‘the ‘body in a crooked backswing. You can’t follow through straight |
if the ball is in back of the body.
Once it is there, you have to bring| ‘it out in a crooked line. “Assuming the proper ball has heen
selected and you are . holding it
properly, next in importance is the|
delivery. The success attained de-
pends almost entirely on ‘the in<|
dividual. No two bowlers have the same delivery. Each has an individual style, regardless of how graceful or awkward. You probably would have difficulty duplicating any particular bowler, although one can learn and improve by watching others who have had experience. Do everything as naturally as possible, according to your individual style. Do not tighten up. Be free and relaxed at all times. Practice your delivery stride with-
Don’t bring the ball in back of the body in a crooked back-swing like the one illustrated above by Don Beatty. a
out a ball, by starting 12 to 15 feet| fl
in back of the foul line and slowly
walking to it, holding your hand 1
as if you were carrying the ball.
After you have determined the ||
number of steps suitable to your stride, start the same procedure over again, this Hime with a ball.
NEXT—The bali should roll from the time it leaves the hand.
Season Ends Today
Hoosier sportsmen will end their
open season on quail and Hungarian partridge today, Virgil M. Simmons, Department of Conservation Commissioner, said. Hunters: have reported that they found more quail this year than during preceding open seasons, Mr. Simmons said. partridge are not found in all parts of the state—being most numerous in the eastern part of central’ and northern In@ana—a great many hunters experienced unusual success in bagging these birds this year, he added. With the closing of the quail and Hungarian partridge open seasons, Hoosiers have only rabbits and the
fur-bearing animals to provide field; §
activity.
) Rr p77 74
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NEXT: Football.
50-Cent Seats for Derby to Be Built
CHICAGO, Dec. 20 (U, P).— From now on the “working man” will be able to see the.nation’s No. 1 turf classic—the Kentucky Derby
Col. Matt WiAn, president of Churchill Downs, yesterday announced plans to build bleachers hetween the far turn and the streich to accommodate 20,000 “working
Derby next May 6. Under the plan, the bleacherites also will have mutuel windows where they will be able “to place dollar bets.
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A.Z. A. CONVENTION TOBE ATFT. WAYNE
FT. WAYNE, Dec. 20 (U. T.).—
Five hundred young Jewish menj #3 and women from Indiana, Ohio and |.
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