Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1950 — Page 27
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COLUMBUS, O., June 30—The American Association pennant race was in another frenzied scramble today as the league-leading Indians picpared 19 close. out, the. series with the SRh-place Red the
Birds ‘tonight. The Tribesters still are clin
back into the thick of the struggle and now is only one and one-half
games off the pace.
Also picking up ground is fourth-| place St. k Pad), still eight ‘games behind but “moving.” With the Independence Day week-end at hand, calling for a flock’ of games throughout the league, every club is fired up to keep in the swim. Got a Split Tho Indians finally righted themselves out at Red Bird Stadium last night by winning the second half of the double-header, 9 to 6, after the Red Birds annexed the first tilt, 7 to 6. -
This eastern trip cost the
Tribesters three consecutive de-| feats before they recaptured a victory stride. Two shut-out defeats in Toledo really made the Indians look as if they had lost their punch and pep, but Manager Al Lopez never lost faith, kept his head and the | “players eventually recaptured confidence. Last night's first game, scheduled for seven innings, lasted nine| as the Indians came from behind to tie’ the score and force the issue overtime, They lost, but the fact that they found their batting eyes brought them out fighting for the second battle. 6 . _- Recover Batting Eyes The Indians collected eight hits in the first tussle and 15 in the second. Skipper Lopez used up three pitchers in the opener and two in the finale. Royce Lint is expected to get the call to the Tribe mound to-| night as the Hoosfer Redskins!
strive to grab the “rubber” tit of the series. Ja i INDIANAPOLIS . In front by a mere half 8: patrol, of ABR Hoan the Indians are on thin ice’ for | Dallessandro aac 30801 8000 sure. Louisville plays another | Bassai. 2m 3 Hi 8 ! i 8 twin bill in Toledo tonight; so! Ease! $1 003 you figure it out. The Tribe's|Stevens, to 13 1 Ia 1 ¢ league lead hangs in the balance. Bir rf © ‘4700.0 0 0 The Indians have an off day peters 3. ......4 ¢ § 3 § 0 In their schedule tomorrow and Ores ~ coer 8 TREE : 1 will move on to Louisville where Bien", “3 3883 they are to battle the Colonels GutleHage, | 2 i 1 13.9 in two double headers one on| _ ~~" TU 553 TT - Sunday, one gn Monday, | Daifessandro’ "singled for Saffell 0 Here Tuesday 5 On Tuesday, the rivals will “Lit ran res ge
switch their long series to Indi-|
Relocating the Plate ~ ‘Blanket’ Covers Three Top Clubs; Tribe Plays Red Birds in Finale Tonight
lead over second-place Louisville,
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Manager Casey Btengel's ig four crew of Vie Rasch, Bd Lopat oe Allie Reynolds were well rested for the red hot)
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| went 1 » an important “today | Baers Foady.—ut 10d It they pd the Price of & loss 10 4 Wea, the
“ihigh of 35. Ted in six runs, hitting Homer No. 24 and a double.
Boston Red Sox, but wird
Porky Sanford, In losing a hor-| rendous 18-hit, 12-to-7 decision to the usually mild-hitting
Minn. 400 Go 89i N in double-header ae Toledo,
game. . But the Red Birds won in the ninth, The losing pitcher was Paul LaPalme, third hurler employed by, the Indians. The winner was Bob
Columbus... Ed" Fitz Gerald the Tribe's eight-hit attack with thiee. Glenn (Rocky) Nélson and,
Red Birds. Nelson, who has Been “poison” to the Indians this season, was snatched from the Red Birds to-| day by the parent St. Louis Car i dinals, His homer last night came with the bases full and was at Hal Gregg’'s expense.. In the second game, the Indi{ans rolled early and were leading, 5 to 0, before the... Red Birds! {started hitting. the ball in the |clutches. > The Birds scored ‘three times {off Joe Muir in the fourth and sent him to the showers in the sixth, Bill Pierro relieving. Pierro also saw some service in the first tilt. | Rally in Eighth | A three-run rally in the eighth (8 saved the game for the Tribesters in the second contest and Pierro | became the winning pitcher, for {his seventh victory of the season. Dom Dallessandro apd Del Bal{linger got three hits apiece for the Indians. Cully Rikard batted {in three of the Tribe's nine runs.
Tribe Box Scores
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|Clevelamd won a 16-to-2 decision
|coming to town the next day:
Habenicht, second 1 Dit used by yay 4 when the White Sox, of all — led’ pe; ple, lashed out a 23-hit, 15-|
Moe Mozzali hit homers for the|Lopat, who ‘didn’t have it that|
3itoday in player transactions with
{| Infielder Solly Hemus, batting .133 Sin 15 games, to Columbus of the
City farm club of the American
oMay 1, had won six and lost o three.
son, who is now with the Brownies, were assaulted for 22 hits as
—because the Detroit Tigers were
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The same. thing happened on
to-0 victory with Johnson Bgl {the chief victim’ “after relieving |
(day. The then hot Cleveland In|dians were coming in next. Yesterday's mauling was ac{complished as elderly Catcher Al| Evans set the pace with a triple and three singles.. Irv Ne sparked a big six-run fourth inning with a thrée-run homer and contributed a great catch, rob-| {bing Jerry Coleman of an extra-| {base hit with a somersaulting, back-pedaling grab of a liner. The Tigers took a 7-to-3 trimming from the White Sox but, because of the Yankee loss remained 41% games in front, while the Red Sox won their seventh straight,
Cardinals Recall Rocky Nelson
Five Other Clubs in Deals With Minors
By United Press Six major-league teams—the St. {Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, Boston 9 Braves, Chicago White Sox and {St. Louis Browns—were involved
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American Association on 24-hour ? recall, and called up from ColumLlbus First Baseman - Outfielder "Glenn (Rocky) Nelson, who is (hitting .423 for the Red Birds. | . The Yankees called up pitcher| Ea (Whitey) Ford, a 21-§eat-6id lefthander, from their Kansas
Association. Ford, unbeaten since
Tigers Option Ginsberg { The Braves Sent rookie hurler| {Dick Donovan, who had a 0-2 record, to Milwaukee of the!
anapolis for a third consecutive AB Ho'AE twin bill that night, and a single Bousall, % 3+} i133 game on Wednesday. Be FL! ~ 131i: In last night's tirst game here,| Missins, If “30 039 0 the Red Birds built up a 4-to-0; Shotner. ib it 133 lead before the Indians scored a! Costa’ “ = : 3 3 ° 3 i ° brace of runs in the fourth in- Arrove pil ..3 1 1 8 0 ¢ ning. These runs ended a string a » dah = $53 10s of 26 scoreless innings for the Eos 3 J 1 Tribesters. In fact, Brat hol pli od sonal He 3 since last Monday, in Indianap-| puns patted in—Kalin, Platt 2. Out. olis. ro, 5, Mozzall,
Going into the seventh with! Columbus ahead, 6 to 3, the Tribesters rallied, registered three markers and deadlocked the!
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In the National League, - the [Glants made it two out of three On two other « s' Ste Haver the Dodgers in Brooklyn, had to let his line hats: winning an 11-to-5 decision, while moved take he Cubs trounced the Cardinals, 1 and Be Boston downed Fhila- nings : leighth victory. Jackie Robinson} Rookie oa ain, who beats hit two homers for Brookiyn and the top clubs as his specialty, Hank Thompson drove in four scored his fourth victory in spac-|Giant runs with three singles. ing out nine hits by the Tigers, Chicago made 14 hits, Al Car RON! rasquel and Gus Zernial collect-|dinals went home bedraggled with| Williams, nosox = & ing three apiece. . Those bat-happy Red Sox went their worst road, trip in recent past the 20.run mark -fér the years, Hank Sauer hit his 14th third tie this : season and colla- (homer for r Chicago:
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on balls—O! € 4. Dba Cy La Palm - 4, halls—0ft 3 is—OR" Gr at, Tame, The White Sox purchased Out-! | innings, Jerr Done dnt Axe eh "3 2 fielder Mike McCormick from| i a! en, Sia, wleRerors. “egsied Salles, Oakland of the Daeie Co ® _Pi BF 8 nicht sing ague, w. ere e a en - itcher—La Palme. Umpires—Duffly and erafin, Time—2:20 ting .300. McCormick is a Na-| {Sssond Same) tional League veteran with Cin Ila ait tH 9 A g!cinnati, Boston, Brooklyn and r 3 ilissars | | Cannel Bll BE. ver. 4 ! 3 2 [New Yors. 8 v | Ballessan es s 3 3 3 The - Tigers optioned Rookie | Blatt, st i 1 9 {Catcher Myron (Joe) Ginsberg to| Kalin, It .... : 1 0 ‘5: Taledo of the American AssociaBoters; 3b es : 9 .9 Sition, where he will replace injured Ballinger, e. . 3 : {Mud Hen Eddie Mordarski. Fitz Gerald, . : 2 0 Tommy Fine, 35- -year-old right-| A § 3 4 So hander, was released outright to Totals... rT -j| Baltimore of the International COLUMBUS 5 oO . League by the Browns. Fine had! Benson 3% .......... 3 3 a 0-1 record with St. Louis this QzZall, ae 4 D elson, rf ..:: 1 Q season, Migeins, i ae 4 2 0 —— em oome,; cf .. § 4 ghotner; L111 13 Indians at Bat osta, 58 . 1 5 AB R H Bl 8 3 Malor Bo : s Gutteridge oS 3 RY > dud onne : § 9 5 inien, » 4 : : Dallessandro 13 22 1% ¢ srras Rikard oy 13 28 16 © Haddix ...... 0 0 0 11 25 16 Habenicht, p 0 0 1 3 hed Arroyo, p 0 0 0 2% 72 52 0 Steiner ..... 0 Dd 0 0 3% 65 26 4 Clark, » 0 p- 0 0 21 43 12 o | Totals ........... 3 6 1 2 11 sera sss HARI Deal struck out for Major in third, - |Ballinger ..... BB oe 0 Natisin walked -for Crimian in sixth. aflell 98 10 19 5 Haddix ran for Natisan in six th. Two base hits—O'Connell 17, Plate singled gin Rg in eighth. | | Butlins 2 & rod rh pr 3 | er Steiner struck out for Arroyo in ap | 4 ard 3, Stevens 3 nce
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