Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1940 — Page 12

“1 ESDAY, JULY 2. 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES = - PAGE 11 {an Bundav, July 7, before the tourON < How’ s About a Parade for the Redskins? Among the Stars Four Events Scheduled for =m nee mo

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Lefty Logan Goes After ji | Cincy Reds Coming Here | a | Mens singles. women's singles, men's doubles and mised doubles

were scheduled today for the 53d annual Western Tennis Champion- : n ight : ships to be held July 8 to 14 at the Woodstock Club. Nationally-known £ : onday Night \ H S 11th Victory | ! M y 4 : ad stars such as Bobby Riggs. Alice Marble, Welby Van Horn, Nina Brown ET ER E and Virginia Wolfenden will compete ith their winning streak in- a § gathered it in and tried for a double 3 % B® William A. Atkins. executive committee chairman of local arrangeJ, Ek. O'BRIEN creased to five straight. the Indian- play. His throw to second was high’ | on d : : “4 ments, announced that Frederick, — : : : : : . a Tan. ; E W. Hunt will be the official referee and writer of a series of articles apolis Redskins are scheduled to . EH and Galatzer raced home with the| © t : - " : : : : . sith Jack Rogers serving as .. appearing intermittently in The v a i Wine + with Jac gers serving as tow square off against the Toledo Mud winning 1 \ — . a Amateur ; ER : oh one For Brech CN nament clerk. Howard T. Wood, Times, was accompanied here yesNALeUY mens at Perrv Stadium tonight be- ' 8 g It was a tough one for Brecheen 3} - : é Is being K Lefty Rob Logan, who will be 4 3 to lose. Three of the Tribe's five Rogers and Tommy Wilson will have terday by Miss Marble and Mary | 1 hind fiy ( ogan, wh rill 3 ] 105. ra ; A . ¢ AVAYPR y vie ) Suit A Q shoot ng for his 11th victory against runs were helped home by errors ; : charge of the players assignments Arnoid. She visited Hunt and disU. S. seven defeats : Lola. C8 3 nb Jewel Ens. tive TrIOe'S Hew al ¢ land official tent, while Frank S. cussed the clinic she will conduct ation. and only mn is last Start in Louisville ast : i But as Jewel Ens, the ribes ne & oN Dowling is chairman of the umpires . ——— - RAY I whe Su n Nis last Stary, 1 ON my hs 3 ager. savs, “you've got to get RE and linesmen, assisted b awrence E h the smallest Friday, Lefty Bob goose-egged the manager, | 4 d nd . nes Jy ASSN } by Lawrence LE “ew ad S ort name that LI¢ niaie: Colonels 2 to 0 for his second ] the breaks in baseball to win over ; § K. Callahan 109 14 alu \> elvis a y ‘ : AoA ER Other chairmen are Wilson ha 3 | 1 1931 —will play “win” on the rece » long routs : ans long mileage! Lee : on the recent, lamented road the long I : P Mothershead, treasurer; Svlvester ouT- mean ong g

Sept. 9-14 over |WiP k Earl Caldwell, Indians’ starting : : y ve. aseisted , : ~ . . . PL. + : : Johnson, finance, assisted by E. J. OF-PAWN | ndians have now won their , R : wmned For thee Fan " oo AW] S stamina into the Winged Foot Club lay- iq Wo series scoring grand pitcher, was bumped for three runs BE. i Bennett, Frank L. Binford, Austin builds extra

9 ® ¢ rd inning and one in the : H. Brown and Frederick T. Holli- : ait Tamaroneck . slams. no less, by taking two at in the third inning and one | Welby Van Horn . . . another roi Cd N S ]] S every tire carcass... puts ND al Ma i Sy Nu. Y, ) . fourth He allowed nine blows In , the Western Tennis day, Thomas Hendricks and Jack rn p

uisville and thre rom 1 J0- ary for s b Lo e ane ce from the Cx iv. luminary for McLeod

2 break |. . iy sight frames. settling down after th , a EE Mc , ball boys; Hairy 8. Shepard, Thoroughly : lumbus Red Birds at the Stadium eignt 1? Es mpionships. S Te everybody | $ Res oa WN fourth. Columbus got 16 hits to li Chamj X grounds and courts; Eugene H Serised and $ 50 added toughness into the

two davs for Indianapolis Brown, bleachers and equipment; not we can

pee-rade—as the coll ah ' De de A he college ral Bingham Booker, program: Wallace fused with the

W . 1. . boys put it Scout Praises Harrington F ol i ol i . i general run of ; kink . n : | O. Lee, prizes and trophies: Don Mec- unredeemed . Appropriate theme song for la Bob Logan, Sunday pitcher | The Tribe's attack was le a 12 1 oni 1 d Leod Lita POOL. aot Fisk par Es « Others, $54 tion that keeps costs down night's midnight frolics at the Th working on Tuesday, Ao § ! 1a an

oi pd y rons y | Galatzer and Harrington, with thre vy . ers, parking and police Nelson G. FAIRBANKS : i park: We Won ] Go Home Until = \its apiece. Harrington was brilliant W ashington Park Johnson is chairman of transporta- while mileage mounts up!

Morning t Was ¢ -inning af- . iorming. Tt WES 3 17-Innine t shortstop and the fans have de-

. RE te ENT 3 . Say atk AL § $ tion, assisted ‘by John H. Holliday . ' fair won by the Indians. 5 to 4, and bitter battle. Don French, who took | to it Phy Fiandy kid. Ciarence ¢ a Binford Sn JEWELRY & LOAN CO. And if you're under the im-

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. > and Thomas lasted 3 hours 350 minutes u Tribe mound toil rN) “, W aid A Yo & VEY i mH hou AY ! vibe mound toil in the Rowland, Chicago Cubs’ scout, said Nine bouts are scheduled on a Entries close July 5 'hev should 203 E. Washington St.

] it a “wy > . % a 4 . . “ Play It Off Later ninth after Allen Hunt pinch hit gfter the games Your new short- free amate boxing program 1 . be submitted to Hunt. Circle Tower Opposite Courthouse pression lee Tires cost a

amatewm 10 Df Ny v \ for Earl Caldwell, refused to crack stopper looks the part of 8 COMING oo00 this evening at Washington| Eleanor Tennant, top-notch coach " . . champ : : rorbesk al Pa rk. 34th and Rural Sts. The first PI lot”. . . have a little talk . he Indians plaved en 1 Acs sehedwien for 7:15 ©'ciack ma afte me inning. Under a during the ht tra rounds. Don for the third straight game. Around, =~ = Is scheduled Exo DEfjor FISHING TACKLE with your Philh S 66 dealer league rule, no inning shall be _.. ov veless innings. al-|the kevstone bag Harrington el This is the second In a series DIRECT FROM LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ; p re L .~ pitched ning i Hnings, ai=iih } p { by the City and WPA 4 :

started in a night game after 11:50 . 9 ¥ 9 shances and Zientara the | Sponsored : : th uteh cepted 12 chances and Zientara ti Y Sup : Mr. O'Brien and it was shortly later than the the clutch Cel ih IY : a1 Recreation Departments Among $1.25 about prices . . . trade-ins

We : a . same number, total, 24%. And ¢ y . ‘oh . " y when the Indians com- he had what it takes, third Lang came uj th 11- It was those who wiil participate are Sam Level \ . \ rd Lang came up with 11 t ‘ < ry «i 4 ee | 3 y pleted their half of the first frame t was ladi night at the park gne of Don's best games afield. Haslet and Joe Sgro. both Golden Winking \ } «+. and his easy pay plan! : . ‘asting

" leading 2 to 0. All statistics were |... o.oximately 4300 fans sat in| The Cincinnati Reds will play an Glovers Ree ~ %b erased from the books. It was "no the thriller. the longest game by exhibition game with the Inaians at 2 eC- Y 3 3 8 ¥ st : game t will be plaved off at a . inalA co i Stadin ov Stadium next Monday night 9% dis. od 11 pla} nin ce the Stadium was Perry Stadiun next Mc , i OF sterners Take a later date Milt This attraction will be stagea as Aly . C i @®

Former hind I 3 : Great pitching, of course, high- ihe 15th inning Galatzer. first part of a double-heagder, as the St A : 42: yd Wat ! he 15th inning Galatzer, first part « { . . | . . p entrants jiohted the Tribe's 17-innINg tri- on trinled 10 the right-field corner. Paul Saints will be played a reguia F'ennis Title $1.80 Shakespeare Duce Level

TODADEY umph. Good pitching backed up bY 11 Jaoked like it was all over but the nine-inning game the same night \ \ Winding $1. 39 FT brilliant support in the field, which outing inacer Burt Shotton The Tribe-Reds game Will start at SEWICKLEY. Pa. Jul U.P) 3 Reel Brecheen, brilliant Columbus ,f the Red Birds called for a plavey m The experience and steadiness of \ an Soup Send No. 390 Level the |, haw didn't pet ainiwe iN a) Shak Pisis Naaun > , Pla v ‘ind Anti-Backlas « 1 he th ithpaw, dian t ge huddle and the visitors deciged on Cincy Regulars to Play the Eastern tennis team carried it ’ ] : 2.29 ept that

Two games were scheduled the umpires kindly called the - and fought it ut with Brecheen

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Harry struck out 14 Tribesters entage strates . bias: Ie Nilley of AS Casting Reel and had the game in the bag until PTT on a Bs were issued Mangini n a he 9 h 8s] over R Youinval wil : : . 30.50 SHakespoare ew $4 95 after two away in the eighth. Then Harrington and Zientara to fill the of the Reds’ frst String, except gregation of Californians in the an- with Lifetime Guarantee Thumbless Wonder Reel an error at second base put Milton pages with none o Columbus out- hose players who will play In the nual East-West team matches comGalatzer on first and a double by|felders we ywdered to move iN major league All-Star game at St. pleted vesterdav at Allegheny Coun- $1.00 EIGHTRoland Harrington and a triple by close and t infield likewise. Gill pouis on Tuesday, July 9, will be tr lu a QUART Bennie Zientara put the Indians Brack, rigl 1 I swinger, Was al jn the Cincinnati lineup here. Mille: Franki arker of Sea Bright, a 2-PIECE

th all ne umbais and si wm ithout } ) : t the } eds ang | Nt y . \y - - ye, ball game. Columbus, hat, and six ti Pp without a hil. ‘also added that the Tribe-Reds and N. J. and Gardnar Mulloy of Miami : AS YOU MINNOW

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