Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1943 — Page 18
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in ‘Tribe's defeats were shutou! ! Tribesters in lost no time situation.
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ayoffs and
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30.—FEliminated from the American association |
the Indianapolis Indians today disbanded for the season and
Football Loop Opens Sunday
With the addition of the 8t. Jo-
Birds now will head fori .nhe club to round out a six-tear:
Syracuse to meet Jewel Ens’ Chiefs the little world series lid-lifter on
er. the Indians mound pitched well enough out at Red night but his mates fafled to support him with a batting attack. The Tribesters were held to five blows, all singles, by Scuthpaw George Dockins and he rolled up seven strikeouts. Dockins'
ghief victim was Charlie Glock who i
fanned four times, Only Three Runs games in the playoff, in-
- He worked last night with only
two days’ Test, allowed eight hits,|
ef the Tribe's five hits. The game was a scoreless mound duel until the sixth when the Birds
put a runner around after two down on three hits, two being of the scratch variety. The Birds tallied |
circuit, members of the Indianapolis Recreation Football league will open the season Sunday according to the following schedule announcec by Harold Geisel, city recreation director: Holy Cross vs. Gold Medal Beer at Christian park: West Side PAL club vs. 8t. Joseph's at Fall Creek and Boulevard piace, and Rushville vs. Pendleton at Pendleton. The Pendleton contest will start at 9:45 a. m.. but both local tilts are scheduled at 2 p. m. Chief officials for the games will
. be Harry Painter, Roy Aberson and
Hege Clark, league president,
Clashmore Mike Goes for Stroll
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 30 (U. P.).—Clashmore Mike, Irish terrier mascot of Notre Dame football teams for the past six years, strayed from his campus kennel and sent the schcol's athletes on a wide-
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| SPRACUSE, N.Y. Sept. 30 (U. | P).~Tami Mauriello,
{ heavyweight, registered an eight-| round technical knockout over Gun-|
nar Barlund, Finnish veteran, last inight in the main event of Jack |Kearns' service athletic equipment show. .
Mauriello Is
K. O; Winner
Ray Cogan (left), third baseman for the Gold Medal Beer team which | Allison squad in the city series, was awarded the sportsmanship trophy by Ed Burkert, umpire. Team | trophies were awarded to each of the finalists in the series and also to the league winner in each of the three loops, Gold Medal in the Municipal league, E. C. Atkins in the Manufacturers league and Forty and Eight in the Bix Six loop. Principal speakers were Maj. Wally Middlesworth and Heinis | Goett and Carl Callahan, who was master of ceremonies, reviewed |. A. B. A. work since it was formed.
Spectator Killed By Wild Throw: WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (U. P.).—A spectator at the Washing- | ton-Cleveland dou ble-header
New York! baseball game at Griffith stadium
last night died early today from injuries received from a ball "thrown by one of the players. The victim, Clarence D, Stagmier, 32, Alexandria, Va. was | seated in the stands behind first base when he was hit by a wild
was _runnerup to the _ Slo Yovanovich (left). manager of the city-champion Allison baseball team, was all smiles when he accepted the championship “Heart in Brooklyn” trophy from Clyde Hoffa, retiring president of the Indianapolis we “i Amateur Baseball association, at the organization's annual banquet |, = = Infos has an of po last night at Bluffcrest, Seventy-two players, managers, officials Durocher said his “heart was in and guests attended the banquet. | managing the Brooklyn team" and — : Lr 2 that he would seek the position again. ola “I prefer to have a manager with out a contract,” Rickey said in ex plaining his action. “I do not was a man who feels that he is m aging the Dodgers because he tied down to a contract that keep him from going somewhat else. My | manager must be 3 mon who wants to manage the Dodgers more than {anything else he wants to do. “I have not thought of hiring {anyone other than Durocher, but ii {giving him his release we will no ibe free to talk about next yea
Baseball Men Agree Bluege and The Nats Are Most Improved
By GLENN PERKINS United Press Stall Cerrespondent NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-~Baseball men agreed today that the prize for| {most improvement in a ball club this season should by all means 80) {to the Washington Senators and their first-year manager, Ossie Bluege. | The Nats, who have finished in the first division only once since {winning the American laegue pennant in 1033, ‘and that in fourth spot!
| Bowlers Seek Mercy Dollars
The Indianapolis Women Bowl. ers War Service committee has joined the Women's International Bowling congress in a “Give Your Dollars Wings of Mercy” came paign. The congress is seeking to raise funds ‘to purchaze ambulaace planes. Booths have been ine stalled in local alleys and com-
without
their second marker in the eighth on having 'ahy . strings af
{in 1936, clinched second place in the junior circuit last night by winning! @& hit, a sacrifice and a hit. ! i
throw from a Washington player | {both ends of a double-header from | attempting to throw -out a Cleve- | the Cleveland Indians. “When Bluege took over the job of
spread search today. | After ‘the bell ended the fighting {1 The mascot, which enter-| (in the eighth round, Referee Dick | Held hitless by Dockins were |... football crowds he |Pazo stopped the bout because! burn, Glock, Hofferth andi |, 4.0 ond sumersaults at | [Barlund was bleeding badly from : "~The Red "Birds" had hie half-times, strayed during the | |& cut on his Tose. ~~ jeg night, Dan Hanley, his keeper | | Mauriello, . though out-weighed [,0cal Player in said. Mike was given to the | [203 pounds to 197, won with ease Ya ; sthool hy Cleveland Notre | [over his slower opponent. Barlund | W abash Lineup Dame alumni. (however, surprised the 7,500 fans! {by remaining afoot throughout.
Reds Buy Crisola
mittee members are on hand to accept contributions from bowl. | ers and. spectators, ; | Laura Alexander is chairman | of the local committee. Members | are Gene Holmes, Judy Hindel, Mary Schmidt, Aldine Nelle Schmidt, Jessie
[in LE, SNE ed Secon ] { tached.” 3 Not Rickey's Type Some baseball men felt R took the action in order to pave the {way for Durocher’s return at a reduced salary for it left Leo in the Gropp, es of a man who has been
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land batter, | a x managing the:
| "Reserve, Frosh Senator this sea=-
= Schedules Set [son his |
-| looked hopeless. > 3 {The team had CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Sept. Schedules for Shortridge high 4 nish sd seventh 30 (U. Py. —Coach Pete Vaughan of school reserve and freshman grid i, 1942 Bluege, |Wabssh college announced today Squads have been announced by however, turned H ;.| Athletic Director Russel 8. Julius !the Nats into a that Bob Vial of Indianapolis prob fighting ball club ; {Which haz been J
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Womack, |fired but.can work tomorrow on Marie Fulton. Gene Drexler, |jhoss’' terms. Others felt that it the ; 8! Francis Snyder, Mabel Fisher, la typical Rickey “kid glove” move to were chalked up in the fifth inning’
of the first game, won by Columbus,
8t the ort game wor colimbus. Segre 10 COACh | covonma, o- sees 2 Weector Russel 8. Julio were held runiess in 22 consecutive : —The Cincinnati Reds announced ably would replace Bill Travis, 215- The reserve schedule is as follows:
i | 4 today purchese of Tony Crisola, pound tickle, in the game against! oct 7. Washington; Oct. 12, ManManual Reserve i. bay. Grea sta
: Hallie Striebeck, Gertrude Brad- | pave the way for a new manager of “| ley and Evelyn Wiesman, ~ ' |the Dodgers in 1944. il TT When Rickey took over the presi- ‘§ . ® dency and general managership of — Lup -near-the-top—X ' wedish Ang ]’ _.___|the Dodgers there was considerable : : lefthanded outfielder Who hit 317 Madiana university at Bloomington Nov. tT phone the oh. | € doubt, that the fiery Durocher would : Makes Circus Stop 3 i ual; Oct. 28, Tech, and Nov. 4,'of the league all : , Red : : | with the Toledo Mud Hens of the Saturday. Travis suffered a knee in- |g. nor ; | season. Under his A O®sie Biuege | 1 be retained as the club's manager : s the answer to the Athletic Director Clarence Bruness | American association this year. jury last week in the Wabash-Ili- | h rd of guidance the Senators dispelled, at 1 0 A ar Here in 1943. He is not the Rickey “type” : in & row over Indian-|of M: 1 h ; : | The frosh team has a ca ce nators pelled, at three in a of Manual has appointed Carrol|Crisola will report next spring. inois Wesleyan game. . gton: least 1 f+ of ball-player and the fact that he But Columbus was red hol Score as coach of the combined ————< ——————————— ———————————————— fsix contests: Oct. 7, at Washin {least for the year, the adage coined : was signed to a straight player. The Birds bum ped | fr oth : | Oct. 14, Manual; Oct. 19, Cathedral; |about the club: “First in peace, first! Following several weeks of nego-| playoffs, The : {freshmen reserve squad. Raymond | . : n d- ast inthe “Aueriean: : qh {manager contract last November in. pennant - winning _ Milwaukee | Van Arsdale was appointed to asst] h b Ib k Oct. 28, at Tech; Nov. 2, Southport, [in war ‘and last in the American tiations, Matchmaker Lioyd Carter qo cat i piever wanted the preout of four before they et laowre in his duties, Bruness also re- | ris u ac land Nov. 4, at Broad Ripple. {lesgue. : {has signed the “Swedish Angel” for rogative. of dismissing him at any of four bets Bruness | | | Johnny Niggeling pitched Wash-(a local wrestling appearance and| te - the Indians. -|leased the reserve schediile. 5 The reserve and freshman teams Johnny Niggeling p a g appearance andi... win only 10 days notice, Pike obtained the first hit of last| Mr. Score is a member of the shop } aa are coached by Fred Rouch and|Ington to victory in the opener 6-2.ithe colorful matman will be in the sm— to pight's game when he led off the department at Manual and Van i : rhe Roy Aberson, respectively. Last sea- | in the nightcap, Barly Wynn started main event on the Armory srep- 11; : k t H 1 ‘Tribe second by lining a.single to Arsdale is in the math department + son the reserves went undefeated,.but had to retire In the fifth inning pling card next Tuesday night. | L/UJACK TO neip : J Ay and: Head track conch : untied and u red upon in three When hit on the jaw by a ball from The “ugliest human on record” Is : right. On Hofferth's grounder, Mack's| and head t . ; es [the § i ds. Wynn! “ " Toss Passes throw pulled Young off second and| Broad Ripple will open the re- : To . contests. bat of Hand Edwards. Wynn the way the “Swedish Angel” is pub- | Pike was safe. but Hofferth was out |Srvés season Oct. 7, the Redskins , = : ————— retired after throwing Edwards out licized. He is a “find” of Jack! SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 30 (U. on Young's quick return to Mack Will face Shortridge, Oct. 12, and = y Fr and Milo Jandinl Jo0k over lo\Ptefer, New York promoter who is, P.)~Ooach Prank Leahy of. Notre - Manno walked, Morgan popped to Oct. 14; Washington, Oct. 26; Broad 2h : Case Calls for preserve Wynn's 18th mound tri- known for his ability to obtain the Dame groomed sophomore Johnny Werban and Verban made a fine Ripple, Oct. 28; and they will close : b A ne b umph, 7-4. _ {“unusual” in wrestling attractions. |Lujack today to alternate with veteateh on Pairly's line drive. ‘their season playing Washington : — i gui ‘3: The Chicago White Sox and the| Described as a matman of giant- eran Angelo Bertelli Saturday in English made & circus stop on | A%in, Nov. 9. Basketball Drill New York Yankees traded shutouts. like appearance, bald and having .a tossing passes against Georgia Tech. : 's hot smash in the d and! et ets ainitese If | : Bespectacled B'll Dietrich hurled pair of hands more than twice the, Lujack was the top candidate to Macks ob Sash at 36000 Six Teams Enter |: i Times Special. the Sox to a 3-0 triumph in the normal size, he is listed as a “freak” succeed Bertelli at quarterback when "Execute Double Play B 2 h-F le Loo GREENCASTLE, Ind. Sept. 30.— | opener and Charley Wensloff in gvery y Way except that he is & the veteran ballcarrier goes to the 2 = . ; T. a | “Trexler launched the Indians Uglteese B Basketball drills for the navy V-51 "riod SIG CIEE VERSE (that he 1s not to COT With a Te ge He hea fhird with s single and Was 10108 | pall Team mae ber en ete | 8 DePauw university will beginthelr first Wednesday ball game|the French Angel, another grappler, ; By Blackburn, Then Blackburn stole Us has been organized With od IMonday, under the direction of of the season in the first of two who was here two seasons ago. He Cards Purchase second as Glock fanned for the sec- | yon of : Ie y he {Everett N. Case, - former Prankfort Games with the Detroit Tigers. ess hus heen Athragting big crowds in s lm. Engin was ot 90 1 “Taam Bart warner, 8, high schoo menor now serving a5 PIES Deh the “A” to an’ 41 other Vaughn Stewart ‘easy roller. : {Mallory, International Harvester,’ athletic officer for the DePauw . : jon | CHICAGO, Sept. 30 (U. P.).~The by Cun opened the Columbus third | Gurtiss- Wright, U. 8. Tire and Al, naval fight preparatory school. [im tre manta as hls mates nam. Buy Three More Chicago Cardinals today annouriced Young held second as English ona) on Red Wings. Willhe Shatler a games Schedules ith Pa mered out a 9-1 Tiger triumph. CHICAGO, Sept. 30 (U. P.).—The, the pureliass of Yaughiy Swewalt a Doki. Bums vale for Ue presen; 1. Conn. vin rv Sine Teaches coe ana the 7| Browns Clinch Sct |OHeds ube dey and, the {oper haber co NO a e, but a play dent, and Carl C. Callahan, secre- R. Mallory independent squad of ! ME : - i The St. Louis Browns clinched lof the Los Angeles Angels. Dodgers. ®"Anionell singled ridin | Tate. | Indianapolis, Lt. Case hopes to have sixth place with a 4-3 triumph in & are pitchers Joe Phipps and J, M.| Stewart, who is 6 feet 3 Inches a strong team. 13-inning first game and battled Lynn, and second baseman Roy tall and weighs 200 pounds, was ex-
| All games will be played on Mon-| Juibyt Aun ad — ut " ng. Say nights, Staring Nov, 15. at the, Only loss of last season for Lt.\ys a nine inning, 3-3 draw with the Hughes. Terms of the purchase pected to play against Green Bay Page ) {Case's V-5's was a 38 to 36 decision poston Red Sox in second. {were not announced. | Packers here ‘next Sunday.
Pennsy gym. ito P. R. Mallory which was avenged | In the National league, the Brook- | rss in. a Inter contest, 38 to 53. lyn Dodgers regained third place E-W | TT |with a 19-hit, 14-7 victory over the| PRE-WAR 23 Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates. Trailing 4-1 In| : ed | the sixth, the Dodgers went to work | ; |Get Full Shares on starter Max Butcher and three - 3 > others to score nine runs in the PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30 (U. P.).— giohth inning and walk ‘away with {The Brooklyn Dodgers will divide ne game.
Frankie Frisch, Joe Cronin | To Manage Overseas Squad
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He Would Just | Like to Know |
Tom Griffin . wilt plunge for Cathedral. 1
, The Dodgers yesterday voted half BOETON, Sépt. 30 (U. P.).~ shares to Peewee Reese, Pete Reiser Manager Joe Cronin of the
Boston Red Sox was pleased
Ben 7 50 ve pu Manual-Washington Battle ; ore wise wawmnos | Hlighlights H. S. Grid Schedule Purdue Loses Two
that will tour the fighting - ~Purdue fronts but said he would like By FRANK WIDNER piri Manual’s Redskins, riding the crest of a six-game winning streak | Burnham
French, Hugh Casey and Lew tno xin
Larry Riggs, all in military service.
to know where he is going.
“I'm thrilled beyond words,” | [carried over from last illed bey 1] last seasop, will clash with the Washington Contin Cronin said, “and I feel very entals at Delavan §Hiith field tomorrow afternoon in a city series conmuch flattered to be given this | test which highlights a six-game schedule for local elevens. honor, It is the greatest honor In other games, Cathedral faces a rugged Southport squbd which
anyone in baseball could have | [last week held ful ry hoped to receive but I wish we | | power Shortridge 1a & scoreless Ye; Muncie
were told more of the details of the trip—where we will go and when we will start.”
{ Warren Central, Sheridan is at |Broad Ripple and Shortridge goes {to Withrow (Cincinnati).
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