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' THURSDAY, SEPT. 21,

Apparently Walters or Derringer Must Hurl if Reds Are to Look Good

It Seems National League Leaders Are Very Bad With

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By GEORGE KIRKSEY

United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The Cincinnati Reds, it became increasingly

apparent today under the pressure two different kinds of a ball club. They are very good when Bucky

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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x; Cincinnati Maintains

of the September stretch drive, are

Substitutes Sought for Butler Line

Two First-String Guards to Be Out of Ball State Game Saturday.

On Ball State's Front Line

Coach Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle was busy today reshuffling his first string line for replacements, following the injury yesterday of Doyle Dugger, junior guard.

Walters or Paul Derringer is on the

pitching mound. They are very bad when anybody else pitches. Walters was in the box vesterday, and they beat the Phillies, 3-2,

and preserved their 212-game National League lead. As horrible as the | Reds were when the Phils slugged them, 13-1, Tuesday, they played clean, | and three times came from behind to enable

errorless ball yesterday

Walters to win his 26th game. Walters himself scored the winning tally in the ninth. He was hit by a pitched ball thrown by Boom Boom Beck, took second on Werber’s sacrifice, and scored on Ival the Terrible Goodman's single after Frey had been purposely passed. Frey's homer previously had tied the score. Bucky Wins No. 26 In scoring his 26th win Walters hung up his fifth straight and went the route for the 29th time in 33 starts. He is the first National League hurler to win 26 games since Carl Hubbell turned the trick In 1936. With Paul Derringer following Walters to the mound today, sthe| Reds case is slightly improved, but they cannot afford to revert to their | form of 48 hours ago again this sea- | son. They have 13 games left, one with the Phils today, eight with the Pirates, and four with the Cards Clinging desperately to pennant hopes, the Cardinals slugged Hugh Casey out of the box and battered the Dodgers, 10-4, for their third straight. Stu Martin hit a homer with two on and Don Gutteridge hit one with the bags empty. Bob Bowman was the winner, although he had to have relief after 62: innings. Hubbell Allows Eight Hits

Carl Hubbell outdueled Bill Lee to] score his 10th victory as the Giants| triumphed over the Cubs, 4-2. Hub

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Open 6-Man Grid Season

A game between Lawrence and New Augusta on a Ft. Harrison

field at 3 p. m. tomorrow will mark the first appearance among Marion County high. schools of six-man football. Fred Keesling coaches Lawrence and Bill Bugg is tutor for the Red Devils. In addition to these two schools, Beech Grove also has organized a six-man squad this year. Designed to provide a fall sport r schools too small to send the usual 1ll-man teams on the field, six-man football is a game that gives every player a chance to be a touchdown hero.

Prep Conference Officers Named

Harley Talley, Columbus principal, has been elected president of the South Central High School Athletic Conference, the group to] which Washington of Indianapolis | belongs, it was announced today. Other officers are Jusitn E. Mar- |

vice president; George H. Boots, |

Dugger, a letterman from BloomHs : 3 field, required three stitches in his & 3 . 1 jaw for a cut received during scerim3 : 3 3 i i mage with fresiman. Dugger now : : § becomes the second first-string guard to sit on the sidelines for the opening clash Saturday afternoon against Bail State at the Butler Bowl.

Sophs Bid for Berths

Harold Mossey, sophomore guard from Ottawa, Ill, left the team earlier in the week because of a bruised hip. Harold Feichter, Michigan City, and Channing Vosloh, Bloomfield, also may miss Saturday’s encounter because of injuries. Likely starters at the guard posts now are Bennie Cohen, Indianapolis sophomore, and Kelley Castell, Peru sophomore. Other contenders are Dan Savella, Southport, and Lowell Toelle, South Bend. The latter two sophomores have been playing tackle positions. Fans to Accompany Cardinals

Mike Milakovic (left) and Ernest Sample are two starters for the Ball State football team which will meet Butler's Bulldogs at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Butler Bowl. Milakovic is a 172-pound senior from Hammond and will start at center, while Sample, a Goshen junior, will start at one of the ends. Ball State’s only defeat last season was a 12-8 setback handed them by the Bulldogs in the opener.

Tomorrow’s High School ‘Washington Park Football Card Is Heavy Features Listed

CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (U. P).—

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GOSPORT, Ind, Sept. 21.—The Tri-County Basketball Association

has elected the following officers: A. L. Breeden, Stinesville High School principal, president; Chester Simler, Gosport principal, vice president, and R. J. Wershing, Paragon, permanent secretary-treasurer, * The seventh annual Tri-county tournament is to be played Jan. 13 and 14, but the site has not been determined. Gosport is the defending champion. Other member schools are Paragon, Morgantown,

Officers Are Named |:

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Coach Hinkle gave considerable attention yesterday to line defense] as he acquainted all his line candi- | dates with Ball State plays and formations, exhibited by the fresh-| men Assistant Coach Hugh (Wally) Middiesworth instructed the backfield on aerial offense, Capt |Bob Connor, Ralph Swager and [Tom Harding all getting an oppor- |

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rave uj lv eight hits. Jurges’| Ee Totnes Young's scratch | Columbus coach, secretary, and Bob) hit. and Danning’s sacrifice fly Gordon, of the Columbus Repub- | produced the winning run. lican, publicity director. : | The backfields of Warren Central | has collected a better than all right Cleveland took over undisputed The Dickinson rating system is tojand Ben Davis aren't particularly team this time. Ossession Of third place in the | Pe employed this season to de-|large, but there is nothing wrong | Because the Indiana State School x i; en Lé oti | 3k the Indians. imine the conference football|with their speed and determina-|for Deaf is a new team on the Mancn, id Sto Ae] | Champion, it was announced. The|tjon. Morris Milburn is expected tojual schedule, the Redskins aren't! © promoter Bill Rand GO hE Gone iri wit) | SPrIng meeting of the conference ISistart at quarterback for Warren exactly sure what they are up os G : Harder set the Senators dov n with to be held in Greensburg next central, with Jack Adneéy at right against, but they are ready to put six hits. The Ind scored five pebruary. In addition to Washing- halfback, James Magennis, left|out their best. : runs in the first inning before any- ton, other conference members | halfback and Wehaman Hiner at| During the past week, Manual has body nw 35 retired ( geiuh g | playing football are Columbus, Con- | fullback. | been troubled some by injuries, but The Yanks scorec their 101st vic-|nersville, Rushville, Seymour and| anxious to break into the winning none were serious enough to keep tory by defeating the White Sos. Shelbyville. column after two defeats, the Ben players out ot the game. Leonard 8-4. Steve Sundra won his 11th EE Davis backfield ot Joe Schrout, full- | Robinson, right halfback, received | straight game although giving up 11] Golf Meet Carded back; Herb Campbell, left halfback; |a muscular leg injury; Harold Over- | hits, including homers by Kuhel and : ] 4 Bob Williams, right halfback, and ton, right tackle, has a sore nose. | Rosenthal. | Times Special Boris Chaleff, quarterback, has been and Herbert Bogard, quarterback, a Frank Hayes’ triple in the 13th] CONNERSVILLE, Ind. Sept. 21 — grilling with renewed vigor this bruised hand. Robert Linson and enabled the Athletics to nose out |The South Central High School week. Clifford Matthews are working hard | the Tigers, 5-4. He scored by beat-| Athletic Conference is to hold al Broad Ripple will be playing its to gain backfield berths, " while ing Hank Greenberg's throw to the golf tournament Sunday at the first game of the season when it! Glenn Pevler and John Raikos are | plate after Gantenbein’s grounder. |Country Club course here. Colum- takes on Henry Orner’s Plainfield | contenders for line positions. The Browns slugged out 22 hits, | bus, Franklin, Greencastle, Seymour | Quakers. This year the Rockets have| In a game to be played on the but it took them 16 innings to beat and Connersville are among the a squad of 33 boys, more than usual] Shortridge field Crispus Attucks is the Red Sox, 11-8 ‘schools submitting entries ‘for them, and Coach Ed Diederichito meet an alumni team

Angott to Box Day ‘Marion County patrol boys will be! CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (NEA) —The he guests of the university at the

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