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. skins pounded out 40 hits and tal- Ito business.

Jacobsen, of i... 2 ition games. Peozharl, 18 4. 8 ed 1 Catcher Brookey comes to the Dalicssandro 1o.o i: : i © 9'Indlans from tha Pirates little, Pode Wo 3 minor league camp ‘at Deland, Se “8 Fla. He played for Terre Haute in Malak. 3b ‘“ { the Three-I League in 1949 and McCall, Bo. was drafted by Pittsburgh that Rigsshaug .. reirhes fall and assigned to the New — Remenham {Orleans Pelicans last season. He Tot. ve os foikpo. 2 1 8 34 being taken on to relieve Farl| Delagarza, 88 ...... AB BR H O A Emyrner and Bill Phillips. Comune Bin y Big Innings ins, 1 The Indians started off yesterMeQuille, HM day's game in Bartow by staging Sullfvan, 3-run rallies in both the first and und, rf ..... second innings. Paul Foytack, Toumphrey, ucadello, 0 8 aker. ¢ ..... oytack, p ... as ¢ ( LES... . ) ] i Nedelco, p ) ] | Connelly, p ) i

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Tribe Making

Tribe Trounces Toledo For 3d Straight Win In Exhibition Starts

Hard Work With Pitchers Pays Off;

- Wet Grounds Cancel Ottawa Game Today

By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor

.KISSIMMEE, Fla. Mar. 21—The Indians are knocking ‘em| dead in Florida. "With three scalps to their credit in three exhibition starts, the Indianapolis Redskins hoped to make it four straight in Sanford | today where they were booked to battle Ottawa of the International; League, the former Jersey City club, The Tribesters are cutting a) wide trail through the Grapefruft|

Circuit as a result ef getting| _ mp. 1ndians’ ghme with Otta-

good pitching. Manager Don{ { Gutteridge's hard work with ‘the, wa .of the Intérnational League

mound staff is paying off in a| at Sanford this afternoon was big way and he has his hurlers called off ' because of wet far ahead of the moundsmen on grounds and forecast of more |

clubs met to date. | ra he Indians’ next game | The Indians made rain. Ths 5

KISSIMMEE, Fla, Mar. 21 |

it three]

~tow yesterday,glQ. to:2.. "Ran Total to u doing his three-inning hitch. But | In their three starts, agaist he, - too, pitched hitless "ball. ToPensacola Navy, Kansas City and | ledo tallied its runs in the fourth] Toledo, the well- conditioned Red- {before the southpaw settled down | Two errors, lied 34 runs while holding oppo- batsman and a wild pitch acnents to 21 hits and 11 runs. {counted for the tallies. In Bartow yesterday, the Indi-

blows. as a slugger again when Johnny on the Tribe mound.

right center field wall as first up [also after one down. in the Brh bs ae) held. th Catcher in Today Three Tri urlers he e The Indians were to be joined Mud Hens to two hits, both sin- by a third catcher, Melvin

gles. In fact, Inman ‘Chambers, | y from the New Orleans the starter, pitched three no-hit, Brookey

| will be in Kissi tomorrow jledo's starting pitcher, was wild, straight without defeat by spank- im [S/ssimmes OITOW, |and easy to hit when he got 'em ean, - Fa return match with T, edo. over. Other hurlers used by the, s a thriving city about] ing the Toledo Mud. Hens at Bar lo) t Mud Hens were Alex Nedelco, 48 miles from Kizgiramee. Leo T.| . Bill Connelly, only (Hufer. general manager of the « +x | Buffalo ': International, |yestérday’s game. He was general manager of the Indians during their training years in Bartow, |

| southpaw, and veteraif of ‘the trio. . “ The Indians tallfed thelr sev- | | enth fun in the third, their eighth a hit in the fifth and numbers nine and| ten in the eight. |

The Hens failed to get a safe rick, shortstop. collected three of ans registered their 10 runs on 12 blow until after one out in the the Tribe's Sozen hne, one going A Tribe pitcher came up seventh, when Forrest Main-was for two bases. e p P Toledo's were Lloyd Gearhart, Dom Dal-| h run over the second hit came in the eighth,/lessandro and Earl. Turner.| MeCall nite home | Whitey Platt and Dallessandro| Georgian, pitched in batting prac{poked out doubles to match Hed-|tice for the Indians. He uncorked a lot of speed and the Tribe man- 3 agement intends to give him: a thorough tryout. The big fellow Oddity of the Indians’ batting! will make a colorful performer if club. He's coming on a loan from attack was the failure of Frank he no-fun innings and not a single!(ye pitshurgh Pirate organization Kalin and Nanny Fernandez at his fire ball. batter reached base during his| land is slated to remain with the the

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BINGO—Young Don Hed- | rick sparked the Indians to their | third Florida exhibition victory. The rookie infielder collected | three of the Tribe's dozen hits | against Toledo yesterday.

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Surprisingly, young Don Hed-|

2-hit boys

Kalin, Fernandez Fall

tenure in the box. He didn’t pitch Redskins until Jim Mangan comes jess afternoon. Kalin also struck |

many wide ones, either, and need- down from the Pirates’ less to say, his performance in- squad at a later date. { . creased the width of manager| With Albany last year, he batted Gutteridge’s smile, +. [,315. Mangan was listed on the .. Errors Aid Toledo . The Mud Hens scored their but was called ‘to the Pirates’

# liminary training. and to help

bLANAPOLIS Bo a in ‘batting’ practice and OE

futks grounded ty to n '\ Wiiesth ul struck out TUE 8 ¥ INDIANAPOLIS ........ Boles Ls Kall Fernana ung Batte n—Kalin, ‘ernande. ner, Dall andro J, Chr Malak, ain. vo Ba sD llessanHome Run—MeCall. Double Plays—Lucadello, Delagarza and and Baggerty. Left on Base -INDIANAPOLIS 5. Base on Balls—Off Foytack 5, Nedelco 3. Conpelly 3, McCall, ._ Struck Out—By Foytack 2, Chambers, McCall 3 Gonhelly Biea tite OM tack, 7° in 3 1 inpings; edelco, 2 in 3: Sonn golly. nN n 3; Cham- | bers, 0 in 3; McCal Aap. 2 in 3, Hit by Pitched Ball 1 ny ie all (Camp- | bell). Winning Pitcher—Chambers. Los-

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