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He Eller, Star Big League Hurler,

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Pitched No-Hitter For Reds in 1919

~ By GENE LAWSON

‘Horace Eller is pretty noncha-

lant about all his accomplishments, Horace, better known as “Hod,” is a former pitcher for the Cin- & the 1 Reds, a former member the police force and currently divides his time between bowling and being a plumber. Since Hod achieved most of his athletic fame through the nafirst. pastime, we'll deal with -it

Eller "was born in Muncie, In-.

diana, and got his first break in baseball’ when he was signed by Champaign of the IllinoisMissouri league. This was a class D circuit and about as low as you can start as a professional player. Apparently his work there was satisfactory because after the 1913 and ’14 campaigns he was grabbed by Danville of the Three I loop. This circuit is a class B

circuit and a definite step up the

ladder. oo Rpt Time 8 Yedrs He split his time between Danville and Moline, bot: in the Three-1 circuit, for the néxt three years. - It was _.hen that the chance that all rookies hope for

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In 1917 he was drafted by the Cincinnati club of the National League and it was there that he really made a name for himself! during the World -War- I period. Eller had his best season dur-|

. ing the 1919 campaign. The Reds

won the NL flag that year and

got ready to square off againstthe gamblers get contr {producing a 300 game, but he oun a meeting with Bacon. Al-| EN the American League representa-| t. biera get control over the came as close as possible with a/ipou0n ae. only a mediocre | jomt simple functions. i oe. Dn %.8u a9 agg tonest | {'| SIXTH (§1,200; allowances: 4 yes ange Bowl team, have signed proeven the 1930 xWee Mistress, My Brand, Jons, Burgoo|l Lis miles) —Floating Clown 112 (R fessional football contracts for tives, the Chicago White Sox. | 19 and 9 His Best ° [200 effort. He capped the 1930 ,yncher, Willie's bosses are afraid | Master. xRaidiog Star, XMud Guard, [Camp 1180, 830. 350; “Monifieth, 107 4po 1950 season. Those of you who were follow-| , ooo 0 i woo the best season |3¢a50n by winning the city allliyair property would be rendered, ‘Football Answer |= leld. Bale Deabie Paid Sai J Merits, Si Ado: coo.” Fliteer. i a ing the national game during that! yway, Nl events championship. He scored| worthless here if Bacon won the, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Mar. 11 THIRD Ol nin Smit as: 8 Venture On; Altuge, Fly Out. era and especially that season LiF Ver had in the big leagues. |, getyal total of 1880. fight. |(UP)—Provost Paul H. Buck, In| Onis Hoon Pv 403 Sears wp: TINS segment heegeer | MAINES BRAKE will certainly remember that ie Won 19 games and dropped At the present time -he com-| his t of freedom on thea. Harvard football poli tate. Barat. S40. 500; Hobby. 113 R (1116 (H. Reenes, 4.70, 2.60, 2.40: Bullish, , only nine that year and earlier in! ype {a ootball policy state-iziiiyn ‘740. Riso: Siow Flash, Tea 22 Jessop), 2.80. 240. Love Sonnet. World Series. tes in only one league, the Holy|part of Indiana fight managers | 'ment, said today that Harvard Dance. xEdgelake. Jonage, Pretty Sun. 110 (W. Eads). 3.00. Also: McCosh, Mr SERVICE As far as Hod was concerned the season he twirled the baseball| Cross circuit at the Fox-Hunt on/yiii soon spell doom for the fight will seek athletes “by legitimate, (Our puture.” This High way" Dee “Hl, Charmin, “Atoin Buster. it was a successful series. He Masterpiece — a no-hit no-runiyonday evenings. He also does a game in this state. Some man- means.” But he said they will be| XFieid. E38 miles) Steve ph, 13 tr, Rau 620 N. CAPITOL AVE. started two games and won both ame against the St. Louis club. jittle plumbing on the side. And, agers will only fight pugs they treated the same as other stu-|3 Lie Ties Crab 11 % a 16) 5.30; Marksman, 118 J. Garrouto). » RI-82017 of them. But, for a while jt Four days later, he almost dupli-|since he was a good pitcher, alare sure their boy can beat. That dents. (3.60. 4.60." 3.40: Ben Davis. 114 1H Aigo: Oceanus, Thrifty ‘Wash, Sun-| seemed - that there would be no cated that feat in a contest with good bowler and a good cop, the |4.20. 360; “Bir Jncomar, 113 (C. Beasy). storm, Vanflas, Halt Mos

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: © BY United Press 14.30. Also i Hil aloibcd C, ing “At Tanforan > RB HL : ditor. Mite } a in «Fas in | 00 At Gulfstream ls FIPTH 131100: allowances: 2 a ods ; I ve Pp gro Fr r e o FIRST (52200: cam ea 3 freee ll i RK vgne. 3 furlongs, Seats Sir it) Sn 8.50 furiones) Treads. 3 Th A. JorBelt 1340. 220. rs 3 10 od Do Ba iif of {Chol ki oo : 3 80, ; \ 1 + Al Ch. v i i t da oinac Won Two Games Indicates Date for April; Once Was S10 390: Big and Better, 114 J. CU: | Racer. Boer, Side © i Rint 38 3%. Nimo Ber: - : . : {panes am. “a so: Almas’ Pei, Kendor. in| a—E. Lane entry. AR Miss, Parts fysro. Gal In World Series Only Few Punches From Welter Title - ¢ Bamiwiaan: Coral War. Rels Love” fg io hls ante ida "A 281 Ce (st000: cian i : | * SECOND (52.200; claiming: 4 vears up; . thie Reds scored 10 runs and won| - By JIM HEYROCK 18, Turlonas\SalflY Suitl, 109 (E. Tee 020, 3.30, Montana Sands, Lel/18 milesi—Clsco Cale ato fis! en i 54 58, ‘ AY - 6.00; he the game 10 to 0. “Tommy * ‘Bell, one of ‘the country’s leading welterweights, has Rogers), 4.00.30; Percivale, 12 J. Rob: | Mis r Morsan | Little | Flower © Walkie Mavthews), “33.40, 1196; Hy oe. 14 eXAs REN ee. 1 . The following year he wash verbally agreed to come to Indianapolis to meet Indiana Weltdr-| Strike. Reflexion. Attend, Pughlo. Fe | he sid Lib Joust, ucue onal Fer Rotate Red County Pers traded to Oakland, Cal. in a dea weight Champion Joe Sgro. vale, Kingrosa, Resalon IL Shaffie./ ‘goo Ln ®OCR o.oo 0 Louisiana. Daily ‘Double Paid ‘sez40. which saw Babe Pinelli go to the Pp Daily Double Paid 561.80 { Derby; Jyearoids: 1% miles) — cGree - Reds. Pinelli has for yearssbeen Bell, the youngster who came out of the Youngstown, O., steel THIRD, (3.400: aowanosy; § year olds: | Shins, if’, {¢- We Ticagst).’ To pr a 0s iS Ags” is youre, up: ¥ . h hn h tam nN tional League um-| Mills to pourid his way to within one step of a world's championship, 1403 Fo. 2.90; Coming On 117 d Stout | Boel” (J. Combest, 340. Also: xNick toni, 640. 470. 3.30; Sh Bolt; i a 1amous- Natlen has informed Promoter Forrest McKinney of the Indianapolis Boxing § 3 1%: Bold Knot. 113 J. Bloom, aHerts Huba Lucky Codine xl'm 06 (KE Willlamst: hin Roman. id, {4.90 Also: Ray K alver, Tacks” es: {Don, bBat Boy, Equihaze, aMiss Meliss, 1 1lliams 3.23. Also: n pire. Center that he could appear here, My Lucky Joe. Mickey Ladd, Give Than Fiks, Jhelspa. Ba Cheer Me Up. xConversa~; War Adend, Kokoa, Nan, Willow Sweep. { elr - i In 1923 he managed the Mt. metime in April [takes away any resemblance to SU ire. Siy Birk BD a aia) onal, Be ; oh FOURTH ($2000; allowances: Jyear-olds: Sterling team of the Blugegrass | Not only would Indianapolis'a contest and makes it a set up. ap: 7 furlongs)=Pinal Touch, ‘09 3: a—SMirray Hill Farm. : 130; 30: 280; Challaif. Jor Ho alll, League. That is the league where fight fans get a rare opportunity The fans sunt lke It rs | Sel i+) 0 io, nab Qu Helo: 11 113) f-Erohcmerde wnizy, : i (2.40. Also: Good _ Joe, oe. Blenford, Zine, - 7 EIG i aim ¥ 1 Vel Se = - Happy -Chandler, present COm-ito see one of the big-time punch-| . 31 Mayes Rites, Mia Chanel, He, 10 mies, Beach Mots: 113 18 Bonts lorry rave hig fuzion missioner of organized baseballlers’ in action, but Sgro, who has, THERE WOULD "be a. simple Coll isconsaiate, Malo, Wintes. | 4100s: Outed. it: Bre: CHIL “LIA 12) Lic | Jour « dp. —Chasite Baad, 118 Br got his first Start in the game. taken care of the best opposition] solution to this. It's a State Ath- | [Ta (S3000; alowances; 3 year olds; [RRR Geet aiuto, Sweet streak Ter Met Matihewt|. 720. £20. Timeitel, 113° Gf This league is .no longer in op-/in this area, would be taking a big|jetic Commission that would know 3140; 7.00 3.80; Broken Crown. Il4. (1:|Zoyi; 0rest Sh | Westrope), 410. Alsol Capt. Flam ia ) ou 40. 7 alorette 4 T r » eration, [step foward belie things if he {the score. The commissioners Church, ih. Also: ‘Nettle Marie, Wily/ TTI, ating 4 TER dal i SIXTH 2 500: po Shree. year ; h im — » olds si uriongs) ANKs The following season he fin- cou e {should know their fighters ‘and! "gyre (37500: Ho ping Hapdic 33, %. Pro. 113. (F. Hone), 4 So Chojnackl). 1.10, 5.40 Ine

Force where he years, until 1946

his athletic time

Hod Eller That year he averaged 185 for three leagues. His best three-game The following autumn brought, total in league competition is al {the news of the famous “Black 697 affair. His best all-time total] (Sox Scandal”. Certain members|is 5 713 series in a practice roll)

of the Chicago team were banished from the game forever for = Sapton JR : the parts they played in letting © never quie

{the Brooklyn Dodgers. But the|chances are tha

{game went into 10 innings when pretty fair plumber,

ished up his baseball career with the ‘Indianapolis Indians. The fall of 1924 saw him become a member of the Indianapolis Police

It was then that he devoted all

remained for 22, pes from the title. The pro-iand bar the fighter from any! 1/16 miles)—Titien IL. 104 (P. Womenico.

a es io dav up Papers other Sompetifion Ig the sats, ashe r Rr las Varets, doo 3 fillies and mar a i ord) usic, Yoncalla, Sub, Manihot, 3 to the sport of put at the a, fime, Pro-|, ~The present commission makes. pe . Balla Anka, Moon Bie, Nice Enoub. Tiles Great. Dream. 18 (N. Wain, 9.40,

when he retired.

bowling. He had bowled quite al, ter McKinney is confined to!

but now all his- recreation! | oth the maples. +bed with. a rheumatic muscular! nother states.” The “usual com-! Fernandez) i"13:90;9 70; CES Lh TR | Wagnery,’ £10, so nee George, ‘113° S

A Real Bowler, Too However, don't get the idea that He believes it is a recurrance of: dle of a fight and does so, is to.!'s Miles) — Winter Raiming

he bowls just for the exercise. He an Me the w shake a warning finger and in-enico. 6.30. 4.60 ‘Play, 113° LA. |g, THIRD ($1200; ng. 4 Jeu has turned in some excellent per-|in Te Army during xy McKinney tone, “don’t do that again.” Qomes). 8.40." Also or, Busy Six (35000 EE Pood Heavens, n ~ NATAC a tuff '- .y TR 8 s formances with the pins, hen 3s betane | : ney In the case of a fighter who bess. Bachelor Boy. Scotland ¥ ard. Sosy [na 3.5 89, J.00: Le } He had his best season in 1931. was making plans for-a bout be), y.en banned in another state Hands, Up Grade, Mu

: . HANDLERS - OF Willie Clem-| ik). “got around’ t3lons, Indianapolis, have turned | R24

[From the Ringside

Tommy. Bell Agrees to Go

BELL WENT THE distance but| And then, if the manager turns & "sein; Fao $90. sBewiich, ht \E.|Glover Miss. stray Tiger. Joes Sun. Miss| aWerwolt. Matizer, 18, Meo: wal Hart's lost a decision to Sugar Ray Rob-| ‘down a fight on the grounds that Nelson), 3.30. 2.20. aBewitch. 133 (0. { Roe harmio : rlock), i { inson, welterweight champion of|the opponent is too tough, the! Joking os. #, gus duskwas chice B. At Oaklawn— Le Sears and J Si 1, 13 West: the worl il w 1 few umet parm laiming; 4 vear ToDe, 478, 318 De I Shes d. Be as ony a commission should take action gevenTH (33000: allowances: 4 years up! furionssr—ba ink Cito, 113. (Hs Keener, 7.80, (James. 160.276; 107-1.

\ ra 1 Tr] Ba, Zenoda, aM’ Sk {condition. - He-became ill last! McLaughlin), 6.30. Also: Coun IL | Brooks), 2.80. Also: Granny D. Bus Ma vial Des imissio rOCce: for Liberty Road. Hard Held Bil or Boece { 1 Any Weaver, Lit Jar fe anch-Bennett, {Tuesday and is unable to walk. 0. procedure A ARhter ey ir oi Tr Ba Hiithen,, Gin Vain, eave hele BL" Eadie! b—Rorex- La Jolla farm

tween Mack Parshay of Detroit, : Bead sino HR [conqueror of - state heavyweight, because his head has been beaten At Fair Grounds FOURTH ($1200; allowances; 3 year old str Grid Contras

champ Elza Thompson, and Clin-| ton Bacon of Chicago. That has|

Bon 5.00, - 4.00; {been put ig ™ the moment. \diana commission allows him to [Huber 1 40. Also: Nineteen Pour. Fairjete, |= pion ($1200: claiming: 4 years up: 6 Niners announced today that End

Race Results ot Leading Tracks

8.80, 5 340; Arrow Rock. 114 = = = {thelr ability. eArs up: Lis miles) Wynford II. 11 Fpl 1330; ATTSW Rock 1H CHa t%. 1 2 Longdan), ‘8 3.80; Sir B Butch:

20, 3.80; Extra Mileage, 118 (B. retches), Maker), 3.20 Also: ian Man, Don 90. 8.40; Valdina Ripple, 113 iA. R. Castel. ‘Caspian Sea Bailey), 7.40. Also Count Paul, Profiteer, | EIGHTH 2 33500 added; Portola Handi~ Sun Bound, SARL Royaltom. cap; 3. yea es: 1 1/18

[Indiana a radise for 8 | TONS 42.400; claiming. A years up; ECO. we ar olds; | 5.90. 3.20; Safe Anchorage, 113 (W. Shoe: {who want a or ory outers Hom lea FOR ea Domenico: 8 Turiongs: fig vid fd eo, to 3 Petri. Ll EI Bos ~ aSome" Gat: hie S° ;Reigh Jane, 113 (F.16.30, 8.90, 5.60; Chance. A35.D (Henpecker; Mrs ~ Rabbit: bHigh Conquest, ~

who feels like quitting in the mid- NINTH ($2000; claiming: 4 years up; Steve 0 «J. Culntone), Daily Double Paid $126.80

old ailment that plagued him 10.30, 6.40. 4.50: Beach

. T 1g 8) . 113 «J. Bro 3 ™ - {too much (and we're thinking of | FIRST 4900; claiming: 4 years pi | 5 sariongs a @ Wickel). dou SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 11

2 {Anton Raadik who was barred by |} TINE 11 7G." Het: (340; Sky Musee 100 (C. Coli 3.90 | [ter 2 10.00 ge: Rr I Rutty TT - {the Illinois commission) the In! hE ahviram. 113] Also: Jack Heather. Roaming Oscar, rRulty | (UP) he San Francisco Forty

Islam Prince, Tom Comic, Siita F, xJacs ~ - fight here ‘(also the case of “iki id.” Rose. xPagshitier, xLady Ruler. | tysignes ens goortune. 1p C. BUDS, Ellery: Williams and Tackle Tom § 1000: cl pming: 4 years up; | Keene), RA >» Poti a. Revosition, Alaadin. | (Payne, two star members of Solution: a commission to carry | arlene ning Louse! il Re |Listle Lilian, Balla Flight, Beneva, Frapia; Santa Clara's victorious 1949 Or-

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Syracuse Stuns LIU in 80-52 NIB Upset

feat. s racuse finished the game Losers; Ww. Kentucky, | with a stringers. B

~ Orongemen Outrace

“CCNY, LaSalle Also Jump fo Quarterfinals ~~ | Red-hot Jack

NEW YORK, Mar. 11 (UP)-—Syracuse pulled a stunning upse

and Western Kentucky, City Co

followed form as the four moved into the quarter-finals of the

National Invitational Basketball

A 10-point underdog, Syracuse outraced Long Island University West. Kentucky (19) for an 80 to 52 first-round victory in the second game of a double- cate.

header tonight after LaSalle beat, Arizona, 72 to 66, in the first game. Western Kentucky downed Niagara, 79 to 72, and CCNY eliminated defending champion] San Francisco University, 65 to! 46, in the afternoon opening! round games.

Favorite Harried' jin the slow-motion first six min- vioran, Bpanbaner. Shiela, Risch 3.

Now Syracuse meets top- -seeded | Bradley, and Western Kentucky! ..plays. third-seeded .8t... John's. ny the Monday night quarter-finals, while CCNY meets second-seeded Kentucky .and LaSalle- plays third-seeded Duquesne in Tuesday's quarter-final games. The semifinals are Thursday and the finals next Saturday, Mar. 18.

Western Kentucky and LaSalle both had their troubles in win-|

llege of New York and LaSalle DIO Sherma:

Tournament tonight. |16 for LIU.

f| tg It pf 15 0 3 Moran. 5 5 2 (Ruirmers, 8 3 3 Spanpwuert 3 3 3 j anbauer, ning per schedule, but it was not| Jonerts . ) ol Murphy. 2.11 until the Orangemen from Syra-| TOY 3 3 4° oY iho : 2 3 cuse took the floor that the 18,- | Rhedes.s te 3 ginicola.s 122 000 Madison Square Garden fans McGuires 0 1 juutsone 123 saw their first upset. 30 19 18| Totals 27 18 19

Totals Long Island was never if ne i is Scute:

| game. Syracuse took a 6 to 3 lead Free throws missed. 9

iLavoy 4, Givens Spanbauer,

utes of play, and stayed in front! {phillips {the rest of the way. Zoeming up| CCNY (65)

and down the court with chilling, 4 moreys— FL. HH { speed, the Orangemen held a 34 Ramee” $10 ji Geen 3 1 3 to 26 lead by the end of the first Smith.{ i 0 0 Metikoshd 1 0.3 half. 4 toman,o 3 ‘1 4 Hanley.f 0 0 3 Pe yams 143 { “Far from tiring, Syracise was [othe i 0 0 1fSoveke 0 ? 3 e.g 20 Jester than eves site Joe Inter her® “3 ] Guldice’s : § i mission. e margin was Avin.g Wittll 0 OW s {37 when 10 minutes remained, ng a on oo... ss and by then the Long Island Haififme ot me Score CNY 33. USP Rees = arner

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Mindeck Takes Results of YMCA Ligh. lio an

Singles Honors | Carl Mindeck captured first place in the singles actual and) singles ‘handicap division. of the! city bowling tournament at! Pritchett's alleys last night. Min-| deck posted a 707 for honors in

singles and 755 in the handicap. Mindeck’s 707 came on games:

of 257, 216 and 234. He had an'” allowarice of 48 on his score for, the handicap title. Mindeck rolls for the Bitrech Meats team.

place in the singles handicap with a 752 off a 136 handicap. .

Wrestling Matches . Gomertord, £

The Indianapolis Centra 1 Haggerty.f |Y.M.C.A. played host yesterday McMenamin.t {to the Indiana A.A.U. wrestling foustc championships. More than 65 McGanne : {grapplers took part. Results: Totals i in

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ol? Sounds Cnarles Parks (Blooming~ Haltme score-—~Arizona 33, , JjaSalle 3 Community Center) defeated Dale Free throws missed: Lasalie: eCann Schrader Lnany ched). Phelan 5. Foust 3, Haggerty Arizona: 121 nds—H. rsons {nattgehed) Johnson, Penner, Blevins, Honea 3, L.

defeated ‘Bick Perkin: (unattac

wnedy (Purdue | Moskowitz, pounds-—Joe Mu urphy La de-

t! points, Bob Savage with 16 and Dick Suprunowicz with 13, led the

2 s Missed—Dambrot, bench sat glumly resigned to de ‘ Fre or Roth. oe Tine

Offi Cal Matty Begovich and Ben

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Arizona (66) ig ft pf 4/Blevins.t 4 3 4 4 Hon onea,{ 8 01 Larson. f 01 2 Penner.c 418 Duniap,c 1-0-1 Greene, c 010 4L.Johnson,g 6 5 4 R.Johnsong 3 3 2 Totals 26 14 19 1 3. 3. R.

son. Hi 8.70 ounds—Bud Bayles 10) defeated “Officisls—Dallas Shirley and - Jammy i er

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Niagara (72)

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