Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1939 — Page 17

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Limits Toronto to Single In Four Innings.

LAKELAND, Fla. April 4 (U. P).! —Fred Hutchinson gave his most impressive performance of the training season against the Toronto club of the Intrenational League - yesterday. The Detroit Tiger rookie, who came from Seattle at a cost of “$50,000 and several players, hurled four innings and allowed but one scratch single. He was worked for three bases on balls, but his fast ball looked good. The Tigers won, 5-1, for their eighth victory in 14 games.

BRADENTON, Fla, April 4 (U. P.).—The Boston Bees Regulars and Yannigans played to a 6-6 tie. . Danny MacFayden and Lou Fette - pitched nine innings for the first © time of the season vesterday. Manager Casey Stengel scheduled another batting and fielding prac- * tice to precede teday's intraclab game.

BATON ROUGE, La., April 4 (UG. P.) — Uncertainty over Carl Hubbell’s pitching today had Manager Bill Terry of the New York Giants seeking another starting pitcher. Hubbell is in Memphis to sée Dr. J. Spencer Speed, who operated on |

“his elbow last summer. Terry yes-| . ” Co 3 ie SHEN ; terday named Harry Gumbert, Cliff | Perspiring Jack Roper, who got that way wielding a big saw on

ton he a rookie| trees and stumps at his training camp at Ojai, Cal, holds up a fist he eon HS Ee ur intends to use on Joe Louis April 24 in Los Angeles. Many critics feel tet and if Hubbell recovers from | RODET will need that saw to lift Joe's crown.

oy S— Cardinals Are Ambitious Lot of Hungry Youngsters

Local Pin Honors Go To Miller

Paul Taylor Hangs Up Score Of 657 for Second Place; Al Hoeh Third.

Charles Miller put together three better-than-200 games for a 660 high in local bowiing league competition last night. His game scores were 232, 228 and 200, rolled in the South Side Businesmen’s League at the Fountain Square Alleys. Second place went to Paul Taylor, with a 657 in the Evangelical League at the Pritchett drives. He had games of 192, 232 and 233. Al Hoeh registered 656 in the Bell Telephone loop at the Sturm Alleys for “show” position. Games scores were 183, 249 and 224. John Bentley was next in line with 652, registered in the Evangelical loop. Other leaders were: Stanley, Wheeler Lunch, Central, 645; Harlie Price, Reformed Church, Pritchett’s 644: Jim Reilly, Court House, Fox-Hunt, 639; Bob Kelley, Fraternal, Illinois, 638; Bowers, St. Joan of Arc, Uptown, 634; Johnny Mencin, Holy Cross, Fox-Hunt, 631, and Joe Dana Sr.. Indianapolis Church, Fountain Square, 629.

Double Purse Up At Roller Derby

A $500 purse will be at stake when the Indianapolis and New York Roller Derby teams resume action tonight on the Butler Fieldhouse track. Last night's prize money of $250 was not awarded as the result of a 17-17 tie between the two squads of skaters. The deadlock left the Indianapolis team still ahead, 3-2, in the standings. Two new skaters, Billy Lyons and Bernice Abar, are to arrive here to-

AUGUSTA, Ga. April 4 (U. P.). —The Cincinnati Reds and Boston Red Sox, all square with two victories each in their spring series, play their fifth game today. The Reds pushed home five By GEORGE KIRKSEY Their pants need pressing. Only United Press Staff Correspondent | Medwick, with his carefully select- | ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, April 4 [ed wardrobe (a reminder of the a —The St. Louis Cardinals are a Leo Durccher influence) looks out) CLEARWATER. Fla, April 4 (U./gang of hungry young ball players of place, but he looks like he be-| P.) —Brooklyn's Dodgers end their from towns like Mountain City, {longs once he dons a uniform.

The team of Leroy Kerst and {Helen Stewart, with approximately {97 miles completed, is leading the 250-mile race at the Riverside Roller | Rink after the sixth night of running. Racing is held each Tuesday {and Thursday night. from 11 to

TYLER. Tex. April 4 (U. P.).— If Bill Nagel can polish up his fielding he probably will be the regular third baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics this season. Nagel's heavy hitting has caught Manager Connie Macks eye. He

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Club officials said they did not know |g exactly what time the examination would be made. | Charles Drake, assistant to Owner Phil K. Wrigley, arrived in Chicago last night after a visit with the club in spring training. He minimized the seriousness of Bartell's injury and said Bartell “will be doing a lot of playing for the club this season. f

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runs in the eighth to lick the Sox, 9-4, vesterday. Harry Craft's the pavoff. Clearwater stand today against the | Tenn.; Roxboro, N. C.; Hatchtown, | One of the first things you miss Detroit Tigers. The Dodgers go on Ill; Mt. Ida, Ark, and Temple, about the Cards is Frankie Frisch. | morrow. then hit the road. Brook-| They are down-to-earth men and | Blades, a dead serious baseball man | Iyn scored a 2-0 victory over the most of them would be farmers, me- who has 20 years of service behind nine wins in 17 starts. Van Mungo weren't playing baseball. They are Noted for his patience with young | worked the last two innings and al-|nearly all young and ambitious. players, Blades is taking his time BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 4 [battling to keep the wolf from the middle of the infield. Shortstop was (TU. P.).—The St. Louis Cardinals |300r, you usually have a tough cus- a nightmare last year and second tory today against the Birming- | youth dominates this Cardinal er of trying to convert Don Gutham Barons of the Southern As- |team. Only three of them are past teridge into a shortstop is a thing their triumphant barnstorming |and Curt Davis, 32. Most of them and may be an improved player tour with an 11-5 win over the range from 21 to 27 {for his brief but unfortunate shorteastern League yesterday. open-throat shirts and sport jackets. | Second Base Wide Open CLEARWATER, Fla. April 4 (U.| | Joe Orengo, a tall Italian lad from T plaved errorless ball yesterday, but Kerst-Stew art Duo answer to the shortstop problem. He to no avail, bowing needs polish but can cover ground game. The Nats made a hit in every| ‘body's job. The candidates are inning but the sixth, but couldnt] Creepy Crespi from Springfield; Lynn Myers, up last year at shortstop; Stu Martin, who is having his/ Brown, who has his annual sore arm. If Brown's wing comes 111-30 > ond baseman. Johnny Mize, runner- | us ais d the leaders in sec- | IP for the batting title last year hit another home run yesterday ! 3 34 4 od ha as one Athletic team was defeated |zgor lemon team. which has 95 TSC. {miles to its credit. The team of | The Cade outing Das es League, 5 to 2. The other Athletic i . squad lost to Shreveport, 10 to 2. | Brown, with 9 miles, is in third | Contr, Ad COU he op te spot, while Arthur Clark Jr. and | D0 SITes Promise of [Ving UF ot Walter Beck, former Brooklyn and fourth. Pitchers Promising Ditches, his Son & Die ni RE The pitching staff will be a coma Sis Pn a] A mateurs | The Big Three will be Lon Warneke, : rE ae é : : {pitched 608 ball last year, good ey SR Bohemian Al Sam. a Negro enough to win the pennant, if they ial t. i 11 SIUSIeSL, g es ‘teams. Write Carlin Rowlett, 839 pected to arrive. Paul Dean is In made off Beck. W. 11th St. Indianapolis. The good condition and shows promise. PENSACOLA, Fla, April 4 (U). |.¢ Northwestern Park. Al mem- | order named: Bob Bowman from butler Who hat earmedl himself a | bers and trvouts take notice. Rochester; Tom Sunkel from Atplace on the Tribe pitching staff, |. . g.nanolis Cards are to! ton and Ken Raffensberger from today against Pensacola. He might Rochester. Dusty Shoun, a southgo the distance, for he has asked Brookside Park. Strong state teams Giants, also figures to stay. Maga |desiring games are asked to Write, Herman Franks, from Sacramento ¢ ‘ —_— wii & 61 GaH grr {efer for two years, is one of the SAN ANTONIO, Tex., April U.| Garfield A. C. players are to re-| ensations of the camp and is given mound today when the Pittsburgh Taylor's home, 615 E. Southern AVE. |catchi ; 3 > Owen 36 Pirates open their exhibition game| RchingE JOD. Slickes Owen is back, g | and Don Padgett, now nursing a Buccos arrived here yesterday. “The local C. Y. O. office has in- become a catcher. He's improved vited parish teams to compete in but still has a long way to come. | Grade school teams will compete for kk |the John Blackwell Trophy, while; ° ® For Examination coumbu topnr. I LOANS CHICAGO, April 4 (U.P) —Dick| BASKETBALL ob WORE to Pav v stop. arrives today for examination!Community Tabernacle's North Side | x 4 Fr , : Ss B 233 W. WASH. ST. by Dr. John E. Davis, Cubs’ phy- tournament by defeating the East|} Eelabhched SB Years Bartell has a rheumatic left ankle which has kept him on the bench oe ve fornia series with the White Sox.| i F u 0 Y M S 0 N 9 5 « « ; 2 DOORS 23 N. PENN. ST. i&®

four-bagger with two aboard was to Lakeland to meet the Tigers to-|OKla. | His place is now being filled by Ray | Washington Senators yesterday for chanics and tradesmen if they him in the Cardinal organization. | lowed but one hit in each inning. They need the dough. | picking the Cardinal team. Blades’| sought their 17th exhibition vic- joe: on vour hands. base was a headache. The blundsociation. The Cards continued |30_Martin, 35: Bob Weiland, 34, of the past. Don is back at third «i. Montgomery club of the South- | They wear slouchy clothes, with stop experience. P). — The Washington Senators] !San Francisco. may be Blades to the Brooklyn] Dodgers, 2 to 9, in an exhibition | Leads Skate Race and has an arm. Second base is anybunch them to tally. Maurice Sturdy from Rochester; annual charley horse; and Jimmy around, hell probably be the secpith he infiel jond place is the Paul Thompson- Pith #2, complet We way =! by Tyler of the East Texas : : | James Marvel Jr. and Bonnie Medwick will play left, Terry Moore y X il 4 (U.P) : : z lex i is Vy . FT. WORTH, Tex, April 4 (U. P. -| Margaret Lienhoop, with 92 m firs, [CS TeIatn: this year, mm nght Philadelphia Phillies pitching stafl.| | bination of veterans and youngsters. Doc Protho said Beck would be car-| BASEBALL | Curt Davis and Bob Weiland. They : nine, desires with state had any help. Bill McGee is exto 9, but only one of the runs was team will practice at 4 p. m. today Four youngsters look good in the —Tom Drake, young Cleveland {lanta; Morton Cooper from Houswas expected to hurl seven innings ® practice at 3 p. m. tomorrow at paw whose specialty is beating the Manager Oscar Vitt to be allowed |R- Day, 1002 Lexington Ave. | where he was tutored by Bill Kill).—Cy rill x | 7:30 p. m. 3 k i P.)—Cy Blanton w be on the port at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at Buck a5 even chance to win the No. 1 against the St. Louis Browns. The] SOFTBALL | dislocated shoulder, is still trying to Bartell in Chicago city-wide softball tournaments. | === c Se . AUTO AND DIAMOND {senior men will fight for a Knigh:s | Bartell, Chicago Cubs’ ailing short-| , ij g g The Degolyer Printers won the] WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. sician. Side Boys’ Club, 38-37, in the finals.’ OPPOSE S18 SHOE aloe since the Cubs evened their Cali-| PALACE THEATER

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Ring Show Postponed The Hercules Athletic Club's weekly professional boxing show scheduled for the Armory Friday night has been postponed due to Good Friday. Bouts already arranged will be fought on the next card, April 14.

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CHICAGO, April 4 (U. P.).—The American Turf Association re-elect-ed Col. Matt Winn, director of the Kentucky Derby for 40 years, for his 11th term last night. Stuyvesant Peabody, Chicago, was renamed vice president, and Maurice I.. Gavin, Covington, Ky. was re-elected secretary-treasurer. William F. Wiley, publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Samuel Culpertson, Louisville, were elected to the board of directors.

City Golfers Ready to Go

South Grove and Riverside Meetings Scheduled.

Indianapolis golfers this week are cleaning up &ll preliminaries preparatory to getting the 1939 season in full swing. South Grove Club members are to hold their first meeting at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the clubhouse. Committee assignments are to be made by Brooks Secrest, president. Assisting Secrest are Dick Bacon, vice president, and Marion May, Secretary. The Riverside Club’s first meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. next Monday at the clubhouse at South Grove, where Riverside members are to play this season. After their first meetings, Riverside and South Grove members will hold joint sessions. Two committees were named at a meeting of the Pleasant Run Golf Club last night. On the membership committee are Ray Guest and Charles Brown. Members of the committee are Roy Seiloff, Fred Gronauer and Tony Lumpkin. After the business session golf movies were shown by Fritz Wuel-

Leader of | '33 A.B. C. In Action

Chicago Pair Moves Into 4th Place in Doubles Division.

CLEVELAND, April 4 (U. P)— Al Brandt, diminutive pin ace of Lockport, N. Y., who rolled 771, the second highest three-game total in the history of the American Bowling Congress in 1933, took his turn on the alleys today. He led the Niagara Hotels. Larry Shotwell, of Covington, Ky., the only man to beat Brandt's total with a 774 in 1930, went the way of most ex-champions yesterday by rolling only 576 in the singles after totals of 527 and 565 in the team and doubles rolling. Two major changes were posted among the minor event leaders yesterday and a new all-time high was registered for a double game.

Move Into Fourth Place

Frank Lackhouse and Wally Enright, of Chicago, crashed into fourth place in the doubles with a 1300 blast. Lackhouse contributed 681 on games of 248-210-223 while Enright added 158-268-193, for 619. Eddie Eggerding of Cincinnati went into fourth place in the allevents with 1916, an average cf

The pair beat the former top mark established by Charley Reinlie-Rudy Reipel, of Racine, Wis, by a single pin. Their 1226 aggregate, however, failed to land the Quaker Keglers a berth on the high-10

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