Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1941 — Page 19

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Have You Heard? Our Indians Play

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INDIANAPOLIS AB

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- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Joe Mack, the Chicago Pole,

receives another trial at the Indianapolis Indians’ first sack.

2. Kermit Lewis, better known as Seabiscuit because

of his

speed, is one of seven outfielders bidding for a regular job.

3. The Tribe fans are pulling for Outfielder Allen Hunt achieve a comeback after a poor 1940 season when an

slowed him down.

4. After a three-year absence, Roaring Red Killafer roars at the head of another band of Redskins.

to injury

Lamp that smile. fan:

it radiates a barrel of confidence for opening day

5. Milton Galatzer, outfislder and first cacker

base hite.

6. Gilbert (Gibby) Brack i«

says it with

He led the team last year with a .336 average.

another fly chaser battling hard

+ o| to get in that inaugural day Indianapolis iineup.

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At Highland

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