Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1951 — Page 18

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Tribesmen Think They Are on Way as Hitting

3. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Indians Whoop It Up In py Along Base e Paths

WEDNESDAY, APR. 25, 1951

Feller's Fast One Slowed, but Dream of Big Year Catches Fire

Mario S Bobby Bears Down When Needed to Grab Lua thing yest : - To pree ets Good ta rt 2d Win of Season, Has Eyes on 20-Game Mark he Tim ——— . By CARL LUNDQUIST gr They Pound Out Saints, 10 to 4, and CARL LUNDULIS so 5; bob . . NEW YORK, Apr. 25—The dream of wjnning 20 games just Hope to Break .500 Standing Tonight 2 one more season nags Bobby Feller constantly, and today he took and ghory with mod: By EDD]JE ASH another cautious step toward making good. g ered its h Times Spots Editor At 32. the Cleveland Indian pitcher is surely in the twilight of Attucks, 1 Even with the board again in six starts, three victories, three his career. Sometimes the fireball of yore seems only lukewarm. id defeats. the Indians hold to the theory that once started on a hat- # But one thing that always burns is the desire for that 20-game sea- T hi ‘ing rampage with runners on base, they are a cinch to follow son-—and the World Series Hee 1 rm ————— | with relief help from Willie Werle, Tova sp through. tory that always has elude m edged rookie Turk Lown in a duel, They allow, of course, for opponents to make every effort to This, Feller thinks, is that pay- Riches Idle The Browns and Tigers were Epon wey Nein ls des fond Vn Riter last night's amie. yhich the off season—and yesterday he NEW YORK, Apr. 25 (UP)— rained out. Shortrid ledskins won over the . Pau x nu @ won his second straight game, Jackie Robinson and Roy Cam- ’ : ‘ ] son, and ig 10 to 4. and batted in Tribe Box Score 5 to 2, over the lively White 80X. panella of the Dodgers told the Yesterday 5 Star Dave Has : eir uns, you can't Hp them It is still too early to whoop the! sorrowful tale today of how = a Pailted ress yank ing duel; e rom thinking they're on the way. ST. PAUL : signal of success. Feller has 18 the 16-inning marathon with welty . Ku sopat, ankees— on givin At any rate, there's another ABER. HO AE 'zames to go. But there's a 10ng' the Braves Monday cost them (Pitched a four-hit shutout over s B test coming up tonight out on the Nicholasif 4 4.3 3.0.3 ; IY : A season ahead and a long hanker- 100 each. ! x : the Athletics as Yankees won, ings five. Victory Field greensward, vs. the (#sini2h ned 01 3.0.09 . : — ing behind thi aign ’ : 3 to 0, to back up his first vice In the f Sat i Pendistoniss ....... 5 0 1 8 42 . SAFE—Big Jim Heganr ng n 8 campaign. They . Saints again Antanello.ct 3 0 2 5&0 : . . Bobb, tainly looked ood =Y Ware supposed to. pick tory, a two-hitter ovet the mighty in Jack B Calm Paul LaPalme. the 80uth- oricto 3 oo. 5 0 1 8 o 8 ers 00 | Cleveland catcher, sa fe ly Bo Ny out ainly loo So Bot up the C-note just for making Red Sox. but Frank paw. is slated to toe the rubber p 3 tig stretches a “fourth inning hit yesterday. He gave up 5: their appearance at the 5:32 the seven! Hoak 3 Sresves dT 3 2 1 . 9 but they were scattered and he for the home lads and it will be Bundyrf ...........4 1 2 1 0 0 . into a double against the Ch- : Ble to bear down when} 2. opening of a new super IC T ckmi walked, De his first regular-season start, al- Thompson ...... i wn N aN D ,, cago White Sox vasterday. Sox . Ee r Deny nine. men on market (in Jamaica). rac men ._ Hastings w Taede i isierarnis 3 00 4.90.9 1] es n or S sary. the eighth though 30 rk ne omg Romans. Yo 1 ats jecond sacker, Nelson Fox, was bases. Most of the hits Bobby . But the game lasted so long Still Unbeaten De gua Be McGlothin p 9.1 0 0» oo late in putting the tag on gave the White Sox were futile. They lh make it. So no was hit a *k. em ’ ough. - Bobtailed Series Totals rn anar Prep Athletes Score i and Umpire Art Passa 400 Strike, D d They got two in each of the first : a Indiana Central was still un short cen . Torn Bere Eracnmer mab ter Bande rella called the only decision he trike, Deman four innings, yet only one run in efeated on the cinder paths scoring be Y¢ will Be the last game of the Jhomvsen zmounded out for Bunty @ 1) Track, Baseball Id in thi The Trib Dismi | R that stretch. Athletics to four hits in a 3-0 today. curtailed series. cut from three to : INDIANAPOLIS Manual's Jim Nvers and: Wash- soy 5 2. it cose. Ne 100 Ismissa eqasons Bore Down victory. - Jerry Coleman got three Ine Greyhounds yesterday 8 two to permit the Don Gutteridge AB RH OA Elon Bi Cook ares couple of — S29 i Suc= By United Pros a : of the six Yankee hits, touching Pushed over Anderson, 81-50, for Speedwa Indians to take on the Al Lopez Rue:s TY Y 6 6 % ) : : ) SEYMOUR, Ind.. Apr. 25--Some Unlike his first start when he off the firat-inning rally In which their fourth straight victory. And p Cleveland Indians in af ethibition | Meo" s 2 31 1 8 oStrip-tease athletes—by necessity. City League 400 Shields High School students struck out eight and gave up only they scored all jms runs off litt] they did it is spite of combined -eaine oft attraction here tomorrow night. |. Lz 1 oo Both stalwaris, who play hase. struck today to protest the dis- five hits in beating the Browns, pied SCOted & 1 thelr runs ® 43-point performances by Russ tVo eftoh The contest last night was a $1.1 3a ohalland compete in track. found : Raouriin Leaders missal of Joe D. Gili, their foot- he bore down only when tHe =°>7Y BARE Smith and Carter Byfield. Hawks a1 hattle of base hits With both sievene in une : 0 : 1 : Way in divide their talenly/ Vester. 9 ball and track coach needed to and uck out only Sid Gordon snapped Brooklyn's qnith won the high and low - Shipley do teams totaling 13. Eimer Riddle Merson.2n 107s 0 2 5 8 day. co Ahearn, Ton lee Cream 471 About 100 pupils remained in one Chicago batter in scoring the five-game winning streak when 1, ;).qje, high jump, broad jump run third lasted the route on the Tribe Turnere _......... 2 1 1 3 os o° The Manual-Franklin baseball jack Brown. Pepsi-Cola #45 class. The others boarded auto- 210th victory of his lustrous he hit a three-run eighth-inning 354 javelin. Byfield scored wins Cathedr mound to chalk up his first win Ridden oo... 2 1 0 1 2 18ame and the Deaf School-Man- BUS Parsons, Williams Furniture 242 mobiles and trucks. rode around career. homer to give the Braves a 7-4 i, the pole vault, shot put and Hock and : seas ins — — — — — — ual track meet. both starting at Bob Walker, Allison Owls 632 town with banners saying, “We Rv 5 triumph and enable Max Surkont 4iccus throw : definitely, of the new season against one ; - vn Ed Garlerin. Pats Blue Ribbon $31 ae Feller is fully aware that some to. Win His & 4 straint C row, cetback. He's the first right- Tol ........ 33 10 13 27 17 2 3:30 p. m. at Delavan Smith Field. Ray Chrisney, Haufler Engineers 626 want Gili. ; of the fire is gone from his x in 8 Secon s raig game. 71.eading the parade for Indiana bottom hal hander to make it for the Tribe- S'. Paul 020 010 001— 4(didn’t stop Nyers. Gs Tamer, pate Barber Show 438. The school board. in a meeting pitches from his 1946 peak year rordon, a Brooklyn boy himself, central was Allen Meyerrose, who Irish loose: ters. INDIANAPOLIS 250 001 11x—10 Jim batted in the second inning. Russ Oberlies. Doc's Garage ......... 624 last week, voted to dismiss Gili at when he struck out 348 batters brought the Braves from behind. oq the pack in the 100 and 220- Five single The Indians shook off their Runs batted in—Kalin 3 Fernandez Ro- peeled off his baseball clothes. ar Heady, OO iceh $22 the conclusion of the present tor an all-time modern record. Budy Kerr also homered for vard dashes. walk helpe lethargy with runners on base ans 2 Mecinee 2 Dallessadte Merson worn over track pants. He Bill Shopp. Falls City 822 school year to “strengthen the!But with one of ‘the best books Sosion and Fa Furillo and Duke AT INDIANA CENTRAL Washingto and shelled Jim ROMANO OU Of yor Baniesinnmn Kein casant Me. (hanged to track shoes, then be- Orville Berry, EUB. = kote! t3 athletic department.” The board on opposing batters in the majors >" a¢F hit homers for Brooklyn. (indiana Central #1. Andersen 50.) liter err the bOX in the second INNING DY Giotnin. Permunder 2. Stevens. Sacrifice— 520 broad jumping and. high Fred Mitchell, Wiliams Purpiure = $13 did not elaborate. plus tremendous determination. Konstanty Comes Through 100-1: Meverrase IC); 2. Middlebrook week. -macking out six hits good for Riddis. Double plavs—Rue ta Merson to jumping. George Pigg. Pabst Blue Ribbon ¢17 The students said they struck he still could come up with one! 11 was hard to tell which was. 220—Meverrose. (IC): me A ates Johnny five runs to add to a pair regis- Stevens. Fernandez to Merson to Ste- Immediately. he returned to the Leroy Re Een Eie lan et 5:6 to get an explanation why Gili. of his finest years. more significant at Philadelphia— (IC:: 3. Anderson (A). Time, :23.3 ington fo ned in the first canto. yéns Megson: to Stevens Left on pase—3t. outfield when Manual was retired John Akers, Crescent Specialists is who also Js industria} arts il The Indians made eight hits Se . P Mills ie he Jc: 2. Marshall (A); 3, Springer ¢ : i 12. Indianapolis 10. Bases on balls oo alternated strolling to the Bill Lower. JoNLs Beer Fait : 13 structor. was dismissed from iS tr Bob Cain, but bunched them the Phils won their third straight =... | Jones Cr: 3. W . extra base Consecutive Doubles off— Riddler 4 Romano 1 McGothin 4 nyder. B a . t The board said hite (IC) 12, truck out i Rida ' 1 Meaty 7. plate and todhe broad jump and iil Westie Forworthy Pord .......r, s12 athletic duties. e ar I A to. count. wasting only one. They and the Giants lost their sixth REHavay (ICi. Time. 2.04.5. Six Tech 3 : k ¥ ie 310 Al T as vue ’ = S8- ‘ re » Mil 1 vf \ Pat MeDiotnn a relieved Hits nff—Romano. 6 in ! 2-3 innings: Mc- high jump pits. Gene Zwiesler, Bower Seal Past ...... soi he Soild De Tetaine as a Class: took a 2-run lead in the second straight. The score was 6-4. Jim aC: 3, outs tA) Time isa Eutervor outs by A. » . rally ‘ ” - 1% on Ri v Nis wis es 7 . . ’ i . : TT —— Fomasg, Snes IR he a ane ie hin. 7 i 5 33 Balk ~MeGlo he 2 He on for he nigh Jump with Rud Land Hancock Insurance . 406 Faculty members met with rep- On 2X Jali 3 Sonne BY eri Konstanty clanged in to the aid ; Two Mite L Brignt dC 2 Mis 10) 4 Relbey Tie iS < = posing pitcher—Romann mpires nl- a 5-35 leap ‘he has done 0 out- Cecil Bevis, Siener Insurance -.. 80% =~ Ww Ss, 8 Vv n , i y s > Hig . . v =ixth when Nanny Fernandez and len. Applehans and Kane Time—200 4 R laced > fi Bowen, Tonys ~....... 602 resentatives of the striking sStu- pa Aijtchell. They stayed in Sf Young Sob Mier vith WO OULD or 1 Jehan 10). Ha. oa. change-up: Fd Stevens belted consecutive Attendance—1058 oors) and placed third in the Bob Krele Hollvhock Hil pa é03 dents this morning in an effort front thereafter ) ) in the ninth and the tying run on 220 Low ‘Hurdles—]. R. Smith (A): 2 by Tech a > 8 S Ja rto varian Beer ........ h . ¥ f (IC) 8 ‘ 272 , doubles for run No. 8. The Red- jel; broad jump : Bill Russell Gras-Oribpen-Gray |..." 399 to clear up the dispute. base, but he licked Monte Irvin Zoff HL 0: Johan HC. Time 2313. 14 hits. Lo «kins also tallied in the seventh Indians at Bat He went hitless at the plate Jerry Guichie. Pennsy Railroad 582 Right Behind on three pitches and Miller won feit : : TEL, by or. ’ 8 » b c olm tary 572 . igh Jump:=—1. R. Smith (A); - ’ and eighth. ARR H RBI Pct to des og clouted a homer Pon Madden. Feeney & FPeenes 1 Indiana State Seeks The spunky Senators remained Nis first start of the season. strom (C113, B. I felts Have 5 Ed McGhee. and - Fernandez Fernandes 3? 814 2 560 » ag johny Defibeush, Allied Printers... S84 b I C h a half-game behind Cleveland The Cardinals got fine pitching! “Bole Vault—1. Byfield (As; 2, B. Smith Six hits, naced the home attack with three Meson Srces 3 3 43 : 3 Washington needed Cook badly Earl Roberts, Employment Securit) 533 New Footba oac with their fifth victory in six from old pro Max Lanier to defeat IQ = 9 Zon (IC, Height, 12 feet * aided the hlows apiece, two of Nanny's Rikard sressevnen 50 te oi ny Cook. a clouting catch- Boi Gurl, PAN > sss. TERRE HAUTE. Apr. 25 (UP) starts, a 7-5 decision, over the the Reds,'3 to 1, edging hard-luck rose (IC). 3° Clemons AL. Distanserel EY derson in going for two bases. Fernandez p, re vi 4 er who holds the best local shot Earl Williamson. igera Plosiees, 3 Indiana State Teachers College slow-starting Red Sox in Boston. hurler Willie (the Knuck) Rams- eo PT: Befifld iA): 2, Middlebrook Hughett h missed a home run in the fourth Gearnart 2 « 13 3s Put effort with a 48 feet, 3!; inch ice ne NOMEN CC, taday sought a new football Gene Verble got the key hit, a dell. for whom Cincinnati never Ci. 3. Meverrose (IC). Distance, 38 double in | when his tremendous wallop Merson 3 a 2 heave. put the shot three times Ke ae Cone vents 3a coach to repiace George Ash- two-run bases loaded double jn Manages to get very many runs. ican Boi AY: 2 Mikesell (ICH: son fanne: curved foul after soaring high Turner a 4 1 07 Yesterday in baseball pants and Ha Ca, Peoples Outfitting 3M worth. who resigned to become a four-run seventh which gave Enos Staughter and Red Schoen- }° Dinnineer (ICT DIStance. 115 feet. § to end the and far over the left field wall Rue 3 5-9 1 sweat shirt at 3:15 p.m Flo Denny. Rowe Jewelry ....7 53 coach at Streator, Ill. high school. Washington the victory and off- dinst drove in runs for the Cards Javelin—1. R. Smith (A: 2, Byfield Tech hit t! Riddle was in several hot Spots RA : : 3 350 He put on his baseball shirt yGsh.. Parker Oertel's Beer o.oo... 551 A successor was not named, but set Boston homers by Clyde Voll- in the first two innings and there- ibe Meeset (C1, Distaner: 152 lew, Ben Da hecause the Saints got one or JATEN ! 1 3 2% and was hustled off by car to Ann Wesel R &E Trailers ©... 3 Athletic Director John Longfellow mer, Bobby Doerr and Ted Wil- after. Lanier was in command. —r— straight g: more runners on base in every Riverside where Washington's Bridge Dalton. L.C.D. Trucking . 338 =aid the vacancy may be filled by liams. The homers accounted for Ww w - | Stevens 7 4 1 aseball Ceii Polson. Parkway 535 } : 3 ally Westlake paced the Pi- Wrestli ing Resolis parcelled inning and left: 12 stranded. He p,jie.candro 2 4 1 130 baseball team played Cathedral Bernice Krohne. Buck's Marker 334 a member of the present athletic all of the Red Sox runs off Lefty rates with a homer and Single. 1. night's wrestling results at th fanned 12. ‘ad the better fielding team be- weqrick bin 3 1-0 oa acelat 3140. Bill got in the game in Mabel Hil LCD Trucking 34 staff. Bob Kuzava, who gave up siX driving in four runs in a 6 to 4 Armory : s homered fi 1ind him. however. as the Indians Papi fsh . 2 ’ : : ve the second inning, relieving little Yanetts Hadin woo nide Punezal 333 Ashworth coached the Syca- hits. decision over the Cubs at Chicago. a Thea ue ent ya eke Lowell Ru ~ompleted three double plays and Savi! sere 1 6.0 bon Lickliter. Maxine Thaver. R & H Trailers 320 mores the past two seasons. His Lefty Ed Lopat again turned in The victory put the two surpris- ea Green Ramer drew in We Bill Arnol ad but two errors. The Saints R Re ich ty oss n the shot, Cook placed second Noiiis Evans Precision Machine | 316 1950. eleven won only one of an outstanding pitching perform- ing early-season speedsters in a Earl McCready won by a disqualification triples, th ad four miscues and Pitcher Mc- © SPT LL, y stevens 2. 10 Wiley's Bob Shafer. who holds Skeet Ebert. Ross J. Moore 313 nine games and tied another. ance for the Yankees, holding the tie for second place. Vern Law, + wae disasalifie Tor I Re el iat Davis. ;lothin committed two balks. Kalin, Dallessandro. , Gearhart. Merson. the state's seasonal best with a Ginny Thorpe. Parkway 509 = = eT TR - Manual’: St. Paul gave the Indians all pia. Pisher. McCall 51-7 heave. Shafer tossed 40-53% |Tos Wittman Airliner Sanawmien catcher, s "inds of trouble last year. SO Three-base hits—McGhee 2. Manzan. yesterday.—J. A. Alice Middieswant Ihiles Jewelry 507 end of th 1aybe this i= Indianapolis’ turn Home runs—Gearhart, Kalin. Fernan- rm ne Kit Stoke Van Camp ; 3 ler. § 3 iesers was given oz. | Bobby Kin 0 get the breaks. 8 Sacriricr hits—Papish. Riddle College Sports \ | ars caret ‘Rar Leader Store yielded a | — TENNIS jarzare simer, Coca-Cola re The OM Reliable Man |, soles pue-Meohis __ _. goss d Savon, Bea ee Iran” Be Frank Kalin batted in three of In last night's game, ninth 1,5.n, 7 yi ans Sigte 8. Marge Battreall., Parkway . ; : \ onnie Willsey. Leader Store all game. ne Tribe's 10 runs and Johnny inning. Umpire: Roy Applehans Manchester 4 Earlham 3 Mary Kelley, Peoples Outfitting “{erson and McGhee each batted chased Bob Bundy off the St. HO # oe TRACK Bins Pe iroactse. Conkle Prorral Home 309 fp 1 two. Merson cepted 11 Paul bench. Manager Clay Indiana Central 81. Anderson 30 [rene Moore. PIUNAT MOIS =x 1 1 y *hances around the one and Hooper had words with the North Carolina 112. North Caroline State Euth Burch. Emplovment Security ... 484 on ' ary vy § ‘ad a hand in all twin killings. official. te no avail. Charlie rami Ann Hadley. Riviera Ploneer at whiffed si Tel Rue also played a dandy Thompson then batted for Iowa State 10. lows Teachers 5 on Sinnerson. “ierican States 32 Kansas State 9, Kansas 9 (tie only three ale » the SHOPACK Sleeps 2 Bundy. North Caroltna, aL North Carolina State 6 S J G If cl B seven umble in eig n ah 12te. Butler So eedwa 0 : BASEB! v ~nst anything. AFTER THE “Redskin thatied Alabama 4. Mississippi State 3 (10 innings: P y Hn The Indians. like the Saints, fi seven, sus a3 the sus tw fay dpe 8 Will Meet Friday , Howe w : i ec r roa vt - ept getting on base and Manager Rg? fosted wings and a smile MD Breckinridge 2. Ulinois The Speedway Golf Club will H t ¥ ‘sutteridge was proud of his PU P Hi fishi tri Rh 1. hold its monthly meeting Friday orne ‘sam’s 10 runs on 13 blow despite 8 yard wide. His fishing 1rip. prantin 12, Rose Poly 3 ‘night in the clubhouse. Movies of struck out ‘he fact 10 runners were “left.” Originally schaguien in dg. has fit abn, the 1950 World Series and last kWo ms . sepn s y 3 - “We didn’t take all that batting Do postponed. Says hell wa bash 5. DePauw 3. vear's 500-Mile Race will be The Schr 3 " Ted Qe —— me y i Dick, and vactice in Florida for nothing.” Now until Business Manager shown. ck, a Jon said. “It was bound to pay Sullivan can join him. Svan Solunar Tables Special guests of the club will life pleasa ff some time.” ‘has two offices now, at the park “ M PAL be 50 Speedway caddies. cloutipg. . Because of the military draft daytime, home at night. stan ino? Wsiw Mo Majer Speedway will hold a banker's 1 DoE 7 % 9 3 v n e ull on ball players, the Saints, j..x Cassini. former Indian, fo507°% 5 3 1:00 handicap Saturday and Sunday rocked a ¢ sn’'t have their usual new faces got a double for the Saints. Saturday 30 for club members cnly. The club's lenbeck's t is season. Just a couple in 1ast [. ajs0 worked Riddle for a Funday a4 i A Ben of the season will a three-baj ght's starting lineup. Dan Hoak g¢.., ticket. Conditions weren't IU¢*d27 #:3008 hel vay > third-innin third and Dick Teed behind ign; for Cassini to show his Tigers. T "\ttendan e was down nat speed. so he refrained from fourth ga ce was again. al. ¢rying to steal the park. 038. So far the weather hasn't’ ° 8 Po Reh et sen kind enough to call for a TRAINS LOADED with scouts #& | : B iir prediction on this year's are reported being made up in | : Ca hott + trend” in baseball attendance in several big league cities to. ride ' Nanging 3 1dianapolis. It was warm enough the . high iron to Indianapolis. Colbert.cf 4 “1st night but in baseball : any i j jes wh Amerdb. 3 1st nig ut in baseball ver- especially in major cities where Wmer.3b 2 nacular ft was “rainy.” a capable third baseman could be Ridden’ 3 s 2 8 used. News of Nanny Fernandez's LEAGUE STANDINGS pourkont and Cooper. tueller 71: Roe, . : : 560 b e in si S AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ae nd Campanella. Losing Pitch- rh BREAK UP THE INDIANS. 960 batting average in six games Won Lost Pct. GB Ertkine 0-2... Home Runs—Furillo, ‘he Cleveland Indians. that is.'is spreading around the country. Jlnauice s 3 By Sen Foes Stan 000 031 000— 4 10 1 Washinaton ‘‘leveland's mavor and Ohio's Having served in World War II, Kansas City = 3 a. La Philadelphia’ ,, 10 311 00x— 6 2 1 Cathedral ... . “ A aie 5 J . Jones (4), Kramer 15). ' avernor had better be careful. Al he’s “draft proof.” . Columbus 5 3 1 3g nedx a, Ceud @ Koso, 11) and Wes. Hea a Oh i ’ A n olis d Lait i A stanty (9) Jilhe er apez Is gaining new supporters There was some rain around St. Paul 2 : 35 3% Winning _ Pitcher— Miller 1-0)" Losing Colbert. Haw av . . i . Louisville 1 143 4'y Pitcher—Bowman (0-1, Springer, Mc y by day. It is said natives of town before game time last AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh 300 003 000— 6 7 1 batted in bor City. Fla. Lopez's home pjght but very little of it at Cleveland BL TB Chiat at Sh ae Ler base bliss Iw, quit working altogether victory Field. A light shower Washington 3 l 33 he McLish 8, and Walker. Winning Pitcher Cook. Teri s uring the hours the Cleveland came up in the sixth inning but Chicago $ 2 e817 12 Home ra whosing Piicher=lawn (0-1, y y pea "} ! all club plays. lasted only a few minutes. With Detroit Fi 0B un Sinclnnay 000 000 100- 1 3 1 No Won er t S entuc w Hels 1. Hits y 2 ’ ' the umpires glaring at the sky, Philageipniy | 3 in pi Ramsdell, Perkowskd 15 OW meer ct) Nola 3 Na The Cleveland club won't ar- the rainmaker took it on the- ATIONAL LEAGUE “ "% and Pramesa; Lanier (1-0) and Garagiola ~—Manning, F rive in Indianapolis today, as lam Won Lost Pct. .B. Loeing Pitcher—Ramsdell (0-2) * = stated in the a . Brooklyn y 2. 74 AMERICAN LEAGUE | Anders se columns yester- od se Chicago 4 3 811 i philadelphia 000 000 000— 0 4 1 avo rl £ r on t.2b day. Senor Lopez will bring ‘em IF YOU have a yen for a seth nid of ae Ne TUR Neen TN Wed 8 | ” Sanger cf 4 in late tomorrow afternoon for harmonica recital. give Culley Ehiiad tpeeeedn 40 30 Washington Br "oar role i 0 Bighely : the exhibition battle with the Rikard a try. His Mississippi Sew York 2 7 HH $ Boston ie 020, 000 aie o 5 . Banker. 1 hometown Indians under the lullabies will soften you up. He's —— (11 and Batts. Losing Pitcher Wi Dermott : Smihrt 3 Victory Field lights tomorrow the Bast harmonica player to GAMES TODAY Home Runs Valimer. Doerr Wil Am, . Your first taste will tell you why i Kelithierae 3 night. come out 6f Olive Branch, Miss. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Clileage., 01 001 000— 2 10 1 ‘ ) : A Lamphll.3b 4 : 2 02 — ’ o p 3 gy 8 a in the last 30 years. TA a INDIAN AFCTES 18:15), . Cain 10-1) and Niemnos: "eer 00 Early Times is the No. 1 Straight $ 51 5 rarer " ? . ” ” ) raukee a oledo , Aan egan . . ni HNNY Met ioks wie Jiched Frank Kalin and ‘Pom Dalles- Fama Sr x Couteuite i TEN ry si Bourbon. in the Bourbon Capital FIFTH . : 2 VY. sandro traded AMERICAN LEAGUE s sc I: LEAGUE y 5 “as unable to appear last night nope aed Sutticias 1834 St. Louis orcas 17 CUS Ne NY AGE of the world. It's every ounce a Totals 38 ~ gun for a second win. He was jag, * oo ot Sutter. | Taiinon of Roa Tork wateston LELESH ALAC CE ps : Jats ao ¢nfined to his home fighting the chief nt Fr The lle Y0I SAEs Bendauied | og LN RL Yet groundsi man s whisky... hearty. full-bodied, $ 89 $ 41 rn u. The illness struck him sudden 2. Xran as e s NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHERN ASSOC : : a aa ; ; stronger ‘throwing arm, and | DB0jion ai Brooklyn (night Atlanta. 3. BRminsnan 211 TION yet delightfully smooth. Ask for Anderson ,.. ke. He was in uniform Monday {pat's what right field calls for Bhteburan ax Bt. Louis (mint Nashville's, Chatisnoogs 7 112 innings) PINT Ya PINT Tel Wh y i . on Nar v Mobile 9, N orl 5 f 3) . . rrors—Wwi nd telling his mates to get him (ome on Pittsburgh, send us New York at Philadelphia pobile 8 New Orleans ed inning Early Times, tonight! joi Sl ‘ome runs and he'd turn back the Teq Beard, air mail special de- RESULTS YESTERDAY B TEXAS LEAGUE Nichoisgh: if ‘aints like he turned back the livery. AMERICAN ASSOC IATION Boljimont 19. San Antonio 2 tks, McNic Trewers. But Elmer Riddle took —— Milwaukee 0 010 110—3 10 1 Houston 6, Shreveport I. ' gon; Runs ver and accomplished the job./G C Li Tail Jester 19+ And 08 PO i? 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WEIGH’ One Indianapolis newspaper Fight Results ane Morgan Comfort and L i Cyycalled baseball club owners By United Press Boston SAT IEE T10 0 mor} 9nd Lurury (where laws permit such distribution) ™ 3evasoy FELTS “greedy.” Another Indianapolis | Britatn, outpointed Freddie B8lhore Oop [Brooklyn 0 CRO A LR Le RL . i newspaper called the fans HAE BE BEDFORD,” Mass. nce wore, LL $500 “ y ’ 137, P wt : ; ; ' rots whos on trae bien ests vo FISHING TAGKLE easy pr pt THE INDIANS are going to nn nN . Tony Allegro. | oED-F1 MLE, KENTY have some special ts in 141. New York int Rowen Avates, AT REDU RICES 04 nar oon uly, That's what a message from a : HAR inelr Kisstmmee, Fla. training Amateur Baseball [ :- Weduue Fishing Licenses hase said, Al the players will take toms as Berar practice at 3 pm AUTO | 2 a had In rolling out the welcofne [002% at, Riverside Na 4. 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