Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1940 — Page 7

MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1940

Johnson Goes to Mound for Series Finale With Blues

Kansas City Nominates Haley for Ladies Day; Moore, Roth Released; Twin Bill Split

The Indians close their first home stand today in the series finale with the Kansas City Blues and Lloyd Johnson was nominated to carry the Tribe mound burden in his Stun. Tb third start of the season. He Bari”

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pitching 15 innings of shut-| i, oro out ball and defeated Mil-| Ifiadie, waukee, 3 to 2. | Totals John Haley, a righthanded sixfooter, was slated to oppose the & |Galutzer. ef

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the rubber game of the set after |NeV@a™ a double-header was divided yes- | Zenta. a, terday. [Sicha rdson. ss After this afternoon's ladies’ day IE Pw : attraction the Indians will have two | Archinski, «oo... open dates and then open on the : 1 road in Minneapolis Thursday. The | Latshas batted for Doll in 8th, Millers are off to a flying start and Kansas City 601 100 000—3 | expect to puck the park at their Tndianapohs . - . 000 000 120—3 | nome opener if balmy weather pre-| Runs Batted In— Priddy 4. Bordagaray. vails in the North. Riddle. Lindell, Sangy, Doll, Hill, Latshaw. Newman. Three-base Hits—Priddy. ITY. Hill. Double Plays——Richardson to ZenTn a surprise move, Tribe Presi- Lert On_Bases—Kansas_ City dianapdent Teo Miller fis, 11. Base on Balls—O SN fio Ook | Dee Moore today. The player was Ives, § in =. inn of

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innings, off ATCT 1 in 1_inning. Los-| returned t6 ‘the Cincinnati Reds ing Pitcher--Sivess, Umpires Peters. Johnwha undoubtedly will ship him ‘else- son and Molenda. Time ‘086, where ih their chain. He was pur- | LOT ma chased conditionally by the Tribe. | John Pasek will serve as No. 2 catcher to Dick West. Pasek plaved | wezuto, With St. Paul last year and batted |geftsray 74. Moore's 1938 record with In- Derry. If dianapolis was .235 [3 Bday Moore's farewell vesterday was in | DePhillips. the second game which he ‘caught Sonic : : and belted a ‘single and ‘double and | demdrickson. ».......

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Before leaving Indianapolis to continue her 15000-mile tour to whoop it up for cotton, the “Maid of Cotton” went out to the Speedway and invited Driver George Barringer down to Memphis. Tenn. May 14 to 20. That, said Cotton Maid Mary Nell Porter. is when all the Tennessee folk gather round for the Cotton Festival. George said he'd try to be there.

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today was Earl Roth, rookie pitcher | Gridweli who was returned to Findlay ‘Ohio | State League club. { Moore hustled in spring training. led the team in batting Quring its exhibition games and for the early season mark of

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Je The week-end was kind to the 4: Indians. They finally located ‘their Hill, ob. batting eves and won two out of Richardsoh, ss three starts. On Saturday the home| Bain: p". boys collected mine hits and de-|Jacods, feated Milwaukee, 8 to 3; in vester-| motals 11 10 15 day's first game, won by Kansas West batted for Newman 1n fourth.

City, ® to 3, the Tribe garnered 11 (Five Innings; 6 o'clock law) | Stonchouse-Dunn Duo Wins hits, and in the Sabbath nightea), "a ud

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pair of champions, John David, the [state intercollegiate titleholder, and Clark [Espie, the district king, showed they had their games in the groove. David fired a par 71 over the Hillcrest layout for low |gross laurels in the bowlers’ tourney.

Espiec Foursome Wins

Espie was the big noise in 4a foursome including Bill Rudie, John

0 hit on the lucky number at Coffin. 0 victors were to be announced later today.

‘$17. 50 Season Golf Tickets Go to Hiatt and Vogler

L. E. Hiatt and Lewis Vogler today have $17.50 season golf tickets, presents of the Park Board, as rewards for their week-end links labors. Hiatt was the winner of the blind-par tournament at the South

tate three-cushion billiard champion,

Jimmy Foxx

Gets a Cup

PHILADELPHIA, April 28 (U. P) —Jimmy Foxx, first baseman of "the Boston Red Sox and a former! member of the Philadelphia Ath-

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By STEVE SNIDER United Pres: Staft Correspondent CHICAGO, April 29.—TIt's been many a season since the rival relays at Drake and Penn both were run under ideal conditions and this year's accurate comparison of records produced a near standoff. In nine instances Drake marks bettered those made at Penn, while the athletes performing in the East were superior in eight events. Each had four superior relay marks, three in the field and one each in a lil cial event. The colorful Penn Relays had the edge in records. The two days of competition there saw seven records broken. Four records were shattered and two were tied at Drake.

L U. Among Leaders

The Drake meet was dominated by the athletes representing In- | diana, Texas and Michigan. This | group captured every major relay championship and all but three of | the individual events. Nick Vukmanic and Norwood Ewell, Javelin and sprint stars from Penn State who ran out on the Penn carnival to compete at Drake, and Rice's great hurdler, Fred Wolcott, were

the monopoly.

Bryan, Texas), college sprint medley (Loyola, Chicago), and college Ihalf-mite relay (East Texas Teachers). Texas also tied the 480-vard | shuttle hurdles record and Imdiana | tied theSspring medley mark. In the Penn games, shot-putter | Al Blozis of Georgetown led the record-breakers with & toss of 55 feet 5% inches. Ralph Ross of Army bettered the mole vault record; North Texas State accounted for a new half-mile relay record: {Bob Bennett of Maine broke the hammer mark; Yale bettered the |

Comparison

Four-Mile Relay 100-Yard Dash ........009 (Ewell, 480-Yard Shuttle Relay 1:001 Shot Put .

| Two-Mile Relay | Half-Mile Relay

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Javelin who 218 Tt. 0 in.

| Texas) Mile Relay . .. “Nah | 120-Yard Hurdles. ....... | High Jump Sunn 8 TH. 43 Bn. Mich.) 440-Yard . Relay | Distance Medley ...... Discus Shas Lv 199.19 Tit. Texas) Two-Mile Run Mich.) wv. 3:25.1 (Indi wed Tt. LS U)

Sprint Medley ...... Broad Jump .......

Jletics, today received a silver loving ‘Amateurs

On other golf fronts vesterday & ‘cup from the students of Northeast!

High School. The cup was inscribed: “Awarded to James Foxx, superstar of baseball, in recognition of ‘the fine qualities he has shown the!

youth of our nation during his bril- |

({liant career—clean living, faithful! service and good sportsmanship.”

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PAGE 7 Ex-Manager of ’ Rosenbloom Dead | Who'll Outrun

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 20 (VU. Hammond?

P).—~The body of Charlie Martin, [former manager. of Maxie Rosen- | bloom, will be returned to Los An- Times Special geles today for burial. He died | KOKOMO, Ind. April 29.-It's yesterday after a heart attack. stil Hammond the state's high The fight manager was born 49 School track teams are going to years ago in New Yun <u oh ive to worry about when May 18 piloted Rosenbloom rolls around and the schoolboys run ght Moa I LU out on the Tech field in Indian weight Champion HBddie Martin, apolis for the Indiana champione former featherweight king Tommy ships. Paul and Tony Fisher, a New Jer-| The upstate thinlies won the Koe komo Relays here Saturday with

sev middleweight. Since Rosenbloom’s retirement from the ring, Martin had been pro- | 39 points as Garrett took the Class moting fights. John Lange, a Holly- |B title (for schools with less than

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Froebel of Gary, last year's crownwearer, tied for the runnerup spot BR = Opens Oct. 30

with 26 3-5 points.as Anderson came NEW YORK, April 20 (U. P) .—

in fourth with 23 3-5. In a special 1000-yard run Tom Dempsey Honored Morris Podoloff of New Haven was| re-elected president of the Inter- ‘By Wichita Daily

Woolard of Hammond beat out Gene Yates of Anderson, kingpin of | Indiana prep school half-milers, in 2:23.7. national-American Hockey League) WICHITA, April 20 (NEA).—Jack for a term of two years at the Dempsey’s continued popularity League's meeting here yesterday. | throughout the country was further The schedule for next season was ‘attested when the Wichita Beacon adopted tentatively, calling for the published a special supplement on | season opening on Oct. 30 and clos- the former heavyweight champion, Sy Bing March 16. | Dempsey’s fighting career and the ime NEA Yelm f his success in business in Times-NEA Telsphoto, | | FPodoloff said that plans for Story © ; . Roy Cochran, Tndiana’s great Oringing in several new clubs were New York and elsewhere were com | quarter-miller, is shown here win. discussed. He said Buffalo, Wash- pletely covered.

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'Schorn and G. M. Center which Bookwalter Ball Y. M. O. A. Engle- | Kelly of Portland, Ore., 6-1, 6-4, ¢-4.|

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ant Run with a best ball of 68. In the Industrial League R. C.| A. defeated P. R. Mallory, 30-18; Schwitzer-Cummins tied Power & Light, 24-24, and U. S. Tires scored | a 351:-12': triumph over Postoffice. | b Sanu, ~The match between International oc RAs) ) Harvester and Kingan was post. held the C. Y. O. table tennis crown poned [in the men's singles as the result Low scorers were Ralph Jordan of his 21-19. 21-18. 15-21. 21-18

J 5 Te 1m gO Cok diay, [victory over Tonv Powers of Holy Rosary in the finals.

A. 79 and Paul Burch, U. 8. Tires. 79. | Other winners in finals matches last night were Stenger and Snod-

Johnny WHIL thitg i" pairing Russell Stonehouse, home Jonny Hil, third sacker, emerg- | er I 2 A ro, and Elizabeth Dunn against | ed from a prolonged batting stamp Baers Hn. Huge Stolen Bases Font, Helen Dettweiler of Washington, com unre ahd single In Retiagn. Downie Shs HA Go Newman D.C. and Tommy Vaughn of vesterdavs first tilt. Left on Bases Kansas City 7. Indianapolis Pleasant Run Wy Blues tallied six runs in the Sager 1, x Balls. Of | Gil Wa 3 The Stonehouse-unn dua won, first inning of the first struggle by 1. Hits—Of Gill 3 jh 3 innings: off Baners 3 and 2, with medal honors going giving Pete Sivess a thorough shell- 0 in 5, innings: ‘oft Hendrickson. i to Stonehouse, who carded a 73 ing. Art Doll and Tony Archinski (faced three batsmen); aff Balas 4 in one ‘Miss Dunn had an 87, Miss Dettalsh saw ‘mound service for the utont De anger, none in 2 , 'weliler an 86 and Vanghan an 82. Tribe. John Lindell pitched the Bitches—Gill 1 After the match, Miss Dettweiler route for the Blues. He was on the Umpires ain Coda Bitcher Shit ‘gave a demonstration of shots on verge of getting the derrick three Time 3 4%. the No. 1 fairway. times when the Tndians had the sacks loaded in the sixth, seventh hill for the Tribe, got credit for the and eighth. (victory. Ed Carnett, third chrower Jerry Priddy batted ih four runs for the Blues, got “credit for the defor Kansas City and Phil Rizzuto feat. covered an acre of ground at short-| Bauers and Allen Hunt walloped stop. Richardson and Zentara also triples for the home side and saw heavy ‘duty around the Tribe Johnny Sturm for the visitors. The | kevstone seek. {Indians went on the war path in| . . the fourth and fifth rounds, tallyEight Hurlers in Game ling four runs in one rally, three in| Pitchers and pinch hitters were on the last. parade in the second battle, held to; The game's fielding gem was confive innings by the Sunday closing | tributed by Hunt who made a flying law. The Indians used three hurlers, (tackle on DePhillips’ drive in the the Blues five. Bill Gill, Kansas City, | fourth. He made the catch after a and Charlie Bauers were the start- hard run. Bennie Zentara turned ers and the finishers were Moran ih & neat stop and throw on Bon-| for Kansas City, Jacobs for Indian-|gy’s drive back on the grass in the apolis. Mike Balas, second on the fourth.

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