Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1943 — Page 23

Tribe Will Play

Here Tonight; Start at 8:30

By EDDIE ASH

Fresh from two victories in two starts against the Colonels at Louisville, the Indians returned today to tackle the Kansas City Blues at Victory field tonight. And at stake will be undisputed possession of the American association lead. It will be ladies’ night at the Tribe park and game starting time has been set at 8:30. The three-way tie for the league lead was snapped last night when the Columbus-Toledo double-header at Toledo was divided and the Red Birds dropped to third place, leaving Indianapolis and Kansas City at the head of the A. A. field on even terms with five won and three lost for a percentage of .625. The Indians-Colonels game at Louisville last night was postponed. The Blues also wete held idle yesterday. A twin bill scheduled with Milwaukee at Kansas City was weathered out.

Mound Staffs Ready

Manager Ownie Bush of the Indians and Skipper Johnny Neun of the Blues are well fixed in the mound department for the series opening tonight. Ready for the Tribesters is Johnny Hutchings, the huge right-hander who goose-egged the Columbus Red Birds last Sunday. He also rushed to the rescue in the 11th inning at Louisville Tuesday. and saved that one for the Tribe. Also ready, if needed, are Earl Reid and Woody Rich, Pilot Neun of the Blues can take his choice as his entire staff has rested from regular action since May 8. The league’s defending cham-

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Hear Meade’s Appeal Today

NEW YORK, May 14 (U. PP). Don Meade’s future as a jockey hung in the balance today as four

mont park to hear his appeal from

a decision of the jockey club ree fusing him a license to ride. Two of the men—Herbert Bay- © |ard Swope, chairman, and Ashley Trimble Cole—represent the New York State Racing commission, which has power to issue a riding permit to Meade. The other two are members of the Jockey club. RE es Meade was suspended by the JaJohnny Hutchings maica stewards last fall along with Jockey Herb Lindberg. Riding a the same number of postponements|iwo.horse entry, the pair was acas the Indians, seven. cused of interfering with the filly The Tribe-Blues series calls for Spiral Pass, ridden by Jackie West a game tonight, two Sunday and rope. one Monday. Tomorrow is an open es SiSpension Seriinated at © e year, e was date for the teams and the Indians denied a license to ride at the Oakwil yond By ob Camp AUerbury, iawn park meetings in February. playing the iers, Willard Pike, the Tribe's reserve o> 2PP) ed pon Men Simeies outfielder who did not accompany committee of the Jockey club turned the team to Louisville on account of down his application. Lindberg

illness, is on the mend and will be : |was reinstated subsequently. available for the Kansas City series. Meade probably will be out of

Four hundred air cadets from Indiana Central college have been| 2Cing for a long time—if not for

good—should his application be revied io ne e BGS haus as fused today. The various states The Indians’ current home stand |¥here racing is organized co-oper-calls for five series and 20 league|2!® on jockey suspensions to the games. An added special attraction extent of refusing to let a man ride will be the exhibition date with the|unless he is reinstated by the state

Great Lakes Sailors here on May Which suspended him,

29, an open date in the Tribes

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through May 31, after which the team will hit the road again and

racing officials convened at Bel-|-

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quick to respond to the rejuvenation, too. Last Sunday a crowd of 20934 fans—second largest gathers ing in the Phillies’ history—watched them trim the Giants twice. Yesterday a total of 7541 spectators, one of the largest week-day at-|played at Speedway stadium Sune tendances in years at Philadelphia, day night. The program will lift the lid on the new season at the w. 16th st. park. John Devney, stadium business manager, has arranged the follows ing menu for opening night: At 7 p. m. the Marion, Ind, Vic-|

watched the Quakers ride into fourth place by dividing a double header with the Reds. tory girls will meet the Pepsi- Cola, girls. The Marion team formerly |

Phillies in Hand Elmer Riddle kept the Phillies played under the Kokomo Moose banner. Betty Jo Leach is the |

well in hand until the seventh inning of the nightcap. Then they started a minor conflagration that brought home one run, but Clyde Shoun answered the alarm and allowed only one hitgin the last 2% team’s ace pitcher, The team was| runner-up for state title honors last year. Martha Caskey will be on the mound for the Pepsi squad. At 8:30 p. m. the Osborn Midwest men’s team of Marion will clash

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st,. entered into rest Wednesday, age 85 years, father of Ovid M. and Lewis S. Baker, brother of Mrs. Jane Wyatt and Robert A. Baker, Services Saturday, 3 p. m, at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are welcome.

beloved father of Arthur M. Bowman, Hazel Scheid, Annabelle, Drake and Mable Cron; brother of Rolla J. Bowman, Louisville, Ky., and Margaret Whallen, Pendleton, assed away Wednesday. Friends may call any time after 4 p. m., Friday at the Blasenym Funeral Home, 2226 Shelby st neral 2 p. m. Saturday. Burial N Crown cemetery.

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Ernie White halted the Braves with four hits as the Cardinals scored five runs in the seventh for a 5-0 shutout. There were only three games in Ray Hill, Pritchett Handicap the American league but they more Starkye, International Harvester. - than made up for the New Yorkont aman, Sport Bowl Mi $14 Chicago postponement by totaling

Calendar Qe Coline, Paras Recreation 37 innings. The Athletics went into

Second Game Bud eek. Pathway Recreation Fei) overtime for the second straight day

) 01 010 3 3| Philadelphia 000 G00 T00— 1 10 1| Gib Da ak Farkuny Recreation... in shading the Tigers, 2-1, in 13 innings. Jesse Flores, Mexico's gift

fiddle, Shoun and Mueller; Redgadny, LADIES to the big leagues, won his fourth New York st., Saturday, 8:30 a. m.;

AR A) 134 Salve, Gerheauser and Livingston eres 4 (4 v ace to get 14 ean Fisher, Moonlite ET — y Straight by taking the mound in the requiem high mass Holy Cross church

Ri Louis 000 600 500— 5 10 © th Hausser, St. Philip's .... 10th and Dick Siebert rapped out ® a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.

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ASSOCIATION 604 w 602 01 FOERDERER--Brigitta, mother of Louis, Joseph and Ee | Foerderer, passed away Wednesday at her home, 1514 XE. Washington. Funeral from

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rv Fountain Square A. C. will meet society of Holy Cross church will meet Sagi, Alam. snd Lo the Riverside Buddies at 2 p. m.| Two 12th-inning runs, provided by Prideys 3p my. 20 proven, Pinch-Hitter Gene Moore’s double,

Pittsburgh .. 000 002 200— 4 13 1|Sunday at Finch park in a double- ’ . v'and Leper; New.|Deader. Teams wishing to play 6were enough for the Senators to de- De or re Be Fe Groennert cision the Indians, 3-2. 8 aun, 8

yn Sewell, Dietz, Hebert and Lopez; New- . som, Webber and 0 P. m. Wednesday twilight games at Minnie Mall, city; Mrs, George Watkins, the park or Sunday double-bills at| Another two-run rally in the 12th, 3 Dallas, Tex., and Frank Kubitz, passed I} . Ld u ay, : by the Red Sox, downed the Browns, La > a lr I rR a Ree ER

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HURRLE—Anna, mother of Willlam and Henry Hurrle and Mrs. Marguerite Huck, died Wednesday. Friends may call at home of William Hurrle, 3153 E. Garfleld dr. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. m., at home; 9 a. m. at St. Catherine's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends invited. Kirby service,

JARVIS- Melvin O., beloved husband of

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AMERICAN LEAGUE pan deiohi (Tnicteshs J Innings) id 2 p. m, call MA-3075. a adel a. — - 000 000 010 000 6— 1 12 2 Et -4. Mike Ryba, veteran relief man, Bast st. Friends in DA pho. Flores and Swift: New.| Don Natterstad tossed a three-hit Sa over Ry Tex Hughson in the vited,' Burial Crown Hill Friends may bouser, Gorsica, Henshaw, Trout and game yesterday as the Southport Pp. m. ye - Beerciuants downed the Atmy Gadets) "V8 107 Ihe WEvRY. Meier gota res “Eauiadey. ‘age Sh re Torro mt" Abandons Football RE FE Rl Bote utils . a " e ‘The Yorktown Independents de- a Hewe, » oh or Luella Hewes, and Ure Home gulite wiih siete viubs) WASHINGTON, May id . B): : of Josephine Brewer. “Services Saturday: § -G . a ANE 3 . a . 0. ce Tadus Ranger be th t § AR 3 3 3 Cha , ™ Burtal Tnderion oemetery Oapuner sphoutecd : =y : . X : ee ns Friends are welcome. Georgetown has abandon oot= ball for the duration of the war following 45 consecutive seasons of gridiron competition. Won 63, Lost 14 CHAMPAIGN, Ill.—The Great Melvin 4 0 t Lakes baseball squad, which will ~ i Sa { : | Jos, Brom ne plate Fo aon play at lllinois May 22, last year ; Rl 8 La ) §f Indianapolis, Distos Jarvis ot Biwood, won 63 games and lost 14, a per- J — 3 Ind. grandfather of : rs. Glen Daringer. y reat | centage of 513 Ba ot Re Suzanne Deringer. passed away Wednes. y * day at the residence, 401 N. Forest.

Funeral Saturday, 11 a. m., from the Woodruff Place Baptist church. Burial Knightstown, Ind. Friends may call at the residence and at the church from 10-11 a. m, Saturday. Shirley service.

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LUCAS—Leona May, age 70, beloved sister of Omer, N. Porter And Claude Hoffman and Mrs. C. C. rtright,. grandmother of Phillip, Donaid and Jene Lucas, passed away Thursday a. m. Funeral Saturday, 11 a. m., Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Illinois 10th. Burial Albany, Ind., about 2 ; m. Friends may call at chapel any me.

MEYER—Charles H., beloved husband of | Louise Meyer, brother of Miss Sophia | Meyer, Herman and George Meyer, passed away at his home, 1134 8. Randolph, Thursday. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Puneral Home, 1420 Pios ect st. Service Sunday, 2 Bed ny he funeral home. Burial New thel ee

MINDACK—Carl, age 59, beloved husband of Bertha Mindack, father of Ruth Koshmider and Josephine Cubert, passed away Thursday a. m. Puneral Saturday, 10: a. m, at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East at. Friends inyited. Burial Concordia. Member ‘of Atkins Pioneer 20-year club.

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