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MEMBERS of the Indianapolis ball club who were close personal friends of Willard Hershberger, Who committed suicide in Boston Saturday, were deeply shocked and grieved over the tragedy. Johnny Vander Meer roomed with Hershie at times and other ex-Reds with the Indians renewed acquaintances with the catcher when the Cincinnati team played an ex-

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By HENRY MLEMORE United Press Star Correspondent.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5—Hand me down my walking cane and my cheese, Boys, because this rat is leaving a sinking ship. Goodby, ‘Capt. McCarthy! Farewell, First Mate Dickey! So long, Boatswain Di Maggio! ANd au revoir to the rest of you Yankse:s —Ruffing, Keiler, ‘Gordon, Dahlgren and Salkirk. Tt was nice to have Krotwn vou when—when you were bombers instead of busts, champions instead of chumps, and victors instead of vanquished. I don't know to what American Lieague ship I am going, as I gaily Teap overboard, but Im on my Way to a safer haven. Tt may be CleveTard, it may be Detroit, or it may even be Boston. At the moment I'm treading water, but that is better than becoming a completely drowned Tat. Rat that T admit I am for leaving you When the gunwales are a-Wwash, there are extenuating circumstances. Many a man has stuck by a ball club, but try to name me a ball club that has stuck by a man. When I had whooping cough Tast year did McCarthy come by and

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McLemore Abandons Sinking Yankee Ship

MONDAY, AUG. 5, 1940

did Joe Di Maggio bake me a cake with an autogiaph on it? When the loan company clamped down oh me did any one of the Yankees vol= unteer to dig inte his World Series money to save me the embarrass= ment of embarassing my ¢o-sighers? No, no, a thousand times no. You could put in your eye ail the calves foot jelly and broth the Yankees brought me when glowing pains attacked me. For all they cared the loan company could make me inte chairs. : So, it's With a Whisk of my Whiskers that I leap from their ship, and leave them to their second division foundering. Having spent the past four and a half years aboard the Yankee ship, it is only natural that I should be expected to explain my deser= tion. I made a careful study of the team before, tan and cheese I jumped. I had the outfield ih to dinner, and I took the infield out dinner. I played catch With the pitchers, and played pitch With the

catehers. I discussed Willkie with the utility men and discussed Roosevelt

with the relief men.

What more could a man do than all this? Nothing, so after all this I reached the conclusion that motivated My quitting the Yankees—the Yankees, as of today, are nine games out of first place. I have a sneaking feeling that I eventually will end up boarding the Cleveland ship. If I do, my welcome should be warm. After all the nice things I have said about the Vittmen they should not only make it warm for me, but too hot for me. In case I do board the Cleveland ship let me explain now that I am only an Indian giver I take back all T ever said about the club. There is this to be said for the Cleveland club, too. It's the one place in the American League that a friend can have a Feller. But on second thought, I may not go to the Cleveland ship. AS I understand it, if you are rat you have to go to President Bradley's stateroom every morning before noon and ory a great big ory, and issue a great big squawk about being in first place or just out of first place. The mote T think about it the more I think I may just paddle over to the good old 8. 8. Detroit. The Detroits may have made an outfielder out of an infielder, and a first baseman out of a catcher, but they never tried to make an ass out of a manager.

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a great cateher, but he was 4 good one and was called the “best secona-string cateler” in the majors . He was death ‘on foul pop-ups and backed up plays in cat-like Tashion Willard wasn't a slugger like Erne Lombardi, but until the samp, dur mg L ombardi' s recent convalescence, that apparently caused him to do this tragic thing, We delivered many timely hits for the Reds.

MeKechnie Sensed Despondency of Player

ACCORDING to Tom Swope, the Cicinnati Post's baseball exe pert Whe travels With the Reds and who lived With the plavers for vears, Hershberger was a moody, Hervous fellow whe took his club's | : recent losses and Nis Ovn batting samp to heart $6 much that he : \ ! iE | ret it Prey on his mind i : 3 Swope said the catoher had Been 56 moody last week that Mangor Bill MeKechnie all But detailed one of the other Reds to watch him, considering that HWershie might be considermg self destruction After Tridavs double defeat of the Reds at Boston in Which Hers] went hitless fh the 12-iMhMg Yecond game and missed Wo ‘opportunities to Bat in a Needed ran, MceKechnie noted that the pPlaver WAS unusually depressed, so attached himself to Willard as SOON as they were dressed

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Indians Win Two, Renew Pact With the Reds |

Joy fetuined to the Imdianapolis| Mdian’'s Wigwam today as the home Poys rested on their lawiels. | | ‘Theyre still in the league cellar, | to be sure, but the manner in which they snapped a 10-game losing streak vesterday stirred a couple of © i Bw 3 yy 60 kb “ a \ | + 5 AY R » thousand fans t© get right wp on] § nn HE @ § | rere were 160 contestants, 3 Hi their feet and shout | BN RR RR SE Y i | Douglas Woodbury, Los Angeles, % 3 y GAR A RF Rr | Another item of interest coming : RRR : 3 |Cal., and Bobby Carrothers, Coro= wh : out of the Stadium today Was the hada, Cal, were ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the junior tournament and

official announcement By Tribe \ President Lee T. Miller that the Jim Brink of Seattle and Bob Falke |enburg, Hollywood, Cal, were tope

working agiecement on players be- % : i | : tween Cincinnati and Tndianapolis EE | [Seeded in the bays’ division. Bas Been enewed to cover the 1941 SI=ana-uarr Sy | | Other top-seeded players in the SOATOn = £ : | junior division were Earl Bartlett, Cincinnati haz been spending . |New Orleans; Vic Seixas, Philas (honey fieely 0 enlaige and » I {delphia, and Dick Bender, Westfield, | stiengthen its farm system and Th- 0 ho une ) N. J, in the boys’ division. Other | dianapolis is bound to benefit in a | top ranking contestants were Chade« wick Johnson, Germantown, Pa. [Jack Tuero, New Orleans, and Allen NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U.P) =The National Professional Football | League inauguiates its 1940 training seaton tomorow when the Washington Redskins open oamp at Spokane, Wash The Other nine

| Big Way when and if the Reds ever) | Sueteed Th collecting enough high. " ng Richardson, Webster Grove, Mo. teams move © Widelv-separated camps on various dates quiring the

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that . 3 = ¥ CRE, a 3 pds, based on their 1839 [and Washington Redskins appear to : To Open Sept. 3 of Indiana-Ohio League play have

Wot, | n= Johnny Vander Meer stepped out be the two top teams. The Redskins have bolstered an alieady im. | pitcher Mike Balas to thank for The ¢ity's gollin much of their success. a chance for

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MKECHNTIE explamed the situation to Swope. Th part, sat in the grandstand for a while, el T ad him Wp ih ‘my room for had ‘everything to live for At that he told me Te expected to end his Wife by suicide sometime and that he had made a couple of attempts to do 6 but decided agamst it ih time When Wwe parted Friday night, after red mie he was ‘over his desponidency attempts ‘on his life.”

Restless at Night, Roommate Reveals

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to 3, in the fist half of the qouble- tutes ace passer, Ernie Lain, while Fakin of Arkansas and Granny | Sept. 3 over the Hillerest layout. [Started and allowed only 28 hits, and they came Tom Dbdehind and Lanvdell of Southern California | Won the second game, 6 1 5. The A —. | Gouble UUpPh east a cheerful Teel ary were Champions last season, | postponed because several cons (for yesterday as the Citizens won, caer ome 3 ST Xo ihe Chicago Bears are listed as the | testants are out of the City now. |3 to 2. Balas also drove in the win SHEED] StS JW TRlEve Weyl eventually team 1 beat in the Western Di | Pniries are bomg received by ming run with a long fy in the ninth Again u Q al S le] Oo eQ BOSTON, Aug 5 (WU. P)H—The re _ ro scape Nom the ¢oal hole vision. The Bears wereny eaty last y einbae cL, i | yal a } Body of hk ard MoKee Hershberg- Lucsd ! Vandy Was Oontrol vear, but heir brilliant backfield Competition is cpen to girls 18 | Ray Staples, Gold Medal hurler, : ‘ | Years old or under, and the wii (also allowed seven hits. Vie Weiss, After ObtaInIng a ead Saturday Bil} Suman RI Was ew and WIth | per will receive a trophy donated [Gold Medal centerfielder, cracked a : x ATE vy % n ERY was Shipped vosteiday Wo Qo y Night ARNE Columbus Only ams a nid be the | by the Indianapolis District Golf [homer over the left field fence in | ictalia, Cal, pear his Thiee Rivers Nebo a. AR BAR At re Pont The Bree i by the Association. he seventh with nobody on base. home, Wwhtre funeral Services prod- | gan a i oo Ss = & Vv i od Tobell-to- Hutson ASSN . Re Mi ably Will be HOM Hater this Week, Spride RE CE a Tr I A ee a | His WidoWed MNOthEr, a three Thies | The big southpaw flashed an im Banks Home First Gary to Be Rot t to CASE i . piven Totals 8 pioved bDiand of contiol and only The Cleveland Rams, Detroit Lions | At L h " ed tRo walks, He struck out and Chicago Cardinals, the latter ang orne U t t N t M t OMNIY Twrviveor {seventh $ WL 4 | PS a eo 4 ¢ 4 ce . = mole tTWNO SPOT New ooaches, are 4 . The weCond-string RES CAtChS!| Spindel Dated Tor Whgkher Fh hidth " > LANGHORNE. Pa. Aug. 3 (U.P) deking pounded George Gill out Question marks, Dull are expected x \ slashed his throat in his hotel OM | DDIANAPOLTS Ss WM the Third i vie. ¥ = be tough pected | —Henri Banks of Royal Oaks, Mich. | GARY, Ind Aug 3 VU P) —. shortly before he was sohdduied to) AB R The Rizk! HEht of the Tribe attack | . [won the 200~mile national stock oar | The 30th annual northern Indiana DIARY in he Second game of a Boston Warrington 5 =F Ale WAY championship tennis tournament OTMIME SIO » Crh 1h ti hy dg hey oe. oo Another Rapid Bob? \terday when he clipped 10 minutes | Will be held Aug. 11 to 18 in Gary's IS TOI Ol ah LY z | : 3 I : pe Rua OAR make EHote With the a } dead when a Clow Trivid, Daniel Biwck, 1 , SUNBRIGHT Tenn, Aug. 3 | from the previous record. (Gleason Park courts, it was ane en i ca > wo AM But he Goh ul ha ne Jn the Sime threesome Cohen, Cinomnati shoe Mmanufac- ak Center Frelder Criveolas head and (NEA) =A 17-year-old schoolboy Banks, driving a Buick, was timed | ‘nounced today. a t # : Sulalhl, TOrmer U.S. Opeh| purer, found him Fiehhid * led 10 the center field corner, OTe SHOWS Dromise of emulating the at 2 hours, 53 minutes and 1311] Competition in the tournament, For some tite Prior 1d hit said Poe, RU was Worth an inuide-the-park feats of Cleveland's Bob Feller. seconds. Bill France of Daytona | which is under the auspices of the Tata, At 54 MiNvAkee 4 ‘ ah eos Hershberger had beth ih a @e- | = “home wh but Brack! missed the Fist $5000 Open vesterday, Balla had yg A: oy Ea hith & 67 Tor plate and was tageed aut Defore he NO-TUR game Tor Sunbr ight against finished two and a half laps behind {in men's singles, mens doubles, eR Professional Golters As baek - neal he ah SHO Wethme of the Reds wid SGA *R a a Lansing won, 2-0 Banks. women's singles and junior singles, eis aha Runs Dated fh 2@ntarh, Brack 3, Pa- The Tide tallied seven Yung WM ROR troke | k 9, Vanasr Nrwes Pavion 2, Orveom. YR NEE and in only the fo Toke: : A man 1 wath from new on ik a a B= Vander Neen, nviseman, | Three TARE: and A un Tr RB A D J T 7 o ¥ a Ee i Perrier the towering Awctiaian | i mateur | el Nehbor 'S ahd Seventh were the nS Ad ~ Who Bnished with 278. Making ha | = nok . BL an Dae Tomdn 5 rr \ ACES ¢ it he hast thie Veo 5 MEDOUENL 1 Wageber 1 | VARAY got one of the Tribe's nine A (Open tanthaments oh the Midwest Bi Wd mates the 3 Diovs, a Qouble IR Sede, we 1 R T router Ofeit leven i a wd: OR Sa ° in the thitd he batted a a Yun by n ¢ ourney | Perrier, Auttralins Amatent and Cp : ' [posi TEENS — Chil UmMPiidy RQ 0% st ¥ \ y Ris eve On Seven Up Gefeated SPOHEMART and Guthrie, Time 15% | Tourn ny against one defeat the TU. 8 Amateur tithe hed by Store, $0, and Stewart-Warher | (SEEDHE Ge) | Marin (Bed) Ward of Spokane, Barrett Goes to Showers folds Th the history wal astern Gass Oo oh think T have mastered Nk dianapolis Amatewr Tennis Teague Crier Tl & ° y » ball they we Th This SOunty Rf | pvterday. Resalts: Qu 1} y MATINIOTMSHIE FAkeY TY SMe vio. 3 NA yoster aay. { ? Bariett in the fourth stanza and el aid HOw MN AEH ¢ oe SRY % Ve I) sa Down ih Australia we | Sewn Up, 5 Spans Sore ® ops er ORERID, Be was relieved hy Don French Ae! A Ta Rich. 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