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Muir Returns; Tribe Goes To Louisville

By EDDIE Times Sports Editor

in the old Tribe wigwam today. one of the Indians’ pitching mainstays last UP five strikeouts, issued two

There is added joy Joe Muir,

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year, is coming “home” from the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Release of the dandy southpaw on 24-hour recall announced just before the Hoosier Redskins shoved off this

afternoon for a two-game series in Louisville.

Addition staff gives Manager Don Gut-

11 pitchers.

It ‘alse means that

more Dye! from ‘his ‘Troster to

to join up. Out-

Monty

Muir indians by the Bucs on recall yes- Stanley Milankovich to New Or-

terda Tribe-in Louisville tonight. Muir comes from the Smoky City just as the Indians cleared the smog surrounding their play.

1.ast night they came up for air hander,

: the effectiv teridge six. lefties among his Royce Lint,

Basgall will he with the leans Clark,

was returned to Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League.

Last night, Lint, the nimble leftlasted the route to gain

of Muir to the, | dropping Louisville, 7 to 4, behind e hurling of Southpaw blows,

but it was the first time that he put in a full nine innings. Lint gave up seven hits, marked

walks and hit one batsman: blazed

'em in there after the

was seventh and also helped his own

cause by batting in a run on a long fly with a mate on third.

. Rue Paces Attack ‘The IndYans collected

( nine including triples’ by Ed McGhee and Earl Turner and

Their victory also advanced the tWO-doubles by Mel Rue. Six of

Gutteridge will have to trim ‘one Indians from seventh place to the Tribe's seven runs were batted

sixth and “dropped Louisville {nai? a8 the ‘home beys left only

cut in two days to make room for fielder Saf fell Saffell and Basgall. and Infielder trim brought about the outright Masgall release of Pitcher Elmer Riddle, were sent to the the release on option of Pitcher

and the utility

release infielder.

The latest

Jim Clark

stay within the the «No. 7 -spot “tlose to cellar- four runners stranded. 23-player limit. dweller St. Paul. In their sec-. Evidently Rue decided to. put’ Tribe officials .ond road trip, the Indians will up a fight to retain the shortstop ’ said an “official” play in Derbytown tonight -and job. He paced the Indians’ atcut will be made tomorrow night and then méve tack with three hits and tallied when the team OD !0 Toledo and Columbus be-/two of their runs. is in Toledo L0F¢ returning to Victory Field McGhee and Nanny FernanSaturday. That's May 24. ‘dez got two hits apiece and when Tom Saf- Before game time last night, Nanny came close to making it fell is expected the front office made the second three when- a long ilne drive off

his bludgeon was caught. The Indians got by with but one error whereas the Colonels had a rough night in the field and committed three miscues. The Redskins were trailing by two runs when they went to bat in the fourth. For three innings not a single Tribester reached base-against Louigyille’'s Jim McDonald. Rue, first up in the fourth,

after a four-game losing streak, his second win against one defeat proke the spell by lining a double

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the innings was out had four runs on four two errors.

The home lads scored again in center by Norb Zauchin, big first 1943, with Cincinnati; Rue singled” and sacker, McGnee unloaded his sixth three:

the fifth when

bagger of the season. A triple by Turner and -Lint's scoring fly jn Columbus, Ga voo:ited the Tribe run total to six in the_seventh and the Indians

the Indians the seventh. hits and

Ely field line. McGhee of their seven “blows in them, who signed and farmed him out lined a single 10 center and before three

the fourth and twe in in 1936. "He worked his way back to the Indians and later gradumade off ated to the majors. His best seasons were 1941 and and 1948, with Pittsburgh. In 1941 Riddle \ won 19 games against but four setbacks, and in 1943 he turned in 21 victories®and 11 defeats, In .1948, he won 12 and lost 10 with the Pirates. Last year,

Only extra-base hit Lint was a whopping triple to deep

leading off the seventh stanza. Before departing for his home .. the veteran Elnow a free agent aftindi-

mer Riddle,

er 15 years on the diamond, with the Indians,

tallied again in the eighth on a cated that he probably would re- Riddle won s11 and lost nine, but

walk, ong Aly,

Lintmlimif fed the Louis ville SCOK wand. say ing to two ARBORS Se RH CARES ed

eve nth. The Yodbappe FTE “WEAR Fimer, ‘who will be 36 in July,: Milankovich, who returns to nis bir nmin and the Colonels gat-five was developed by the Indians, 1950 club, New Orleans, had one a or u o o defeat, no victories, as a Tribester . : this spring. . Tribe Box Score Indians At Bat For the record. Muir has a 0-2 LOUISVILLY G AB R H RBI Pct. mark as a relief hurler with PittsAR R 1 2 3 E Chambers 8 4 n 2 0 1500 burgh this spring. Here last year, 1 . A 1 : x \ i 4 9 3 jjMansan +3 9 01 n Joe compiled a 10-10 record, t { — 1 4 V 0 0 Fisher 9 11 1 4 2 . t t : aa ; . 9 Ma ell, rf eee 400 0 1 McGhee 21 10¢ 11 7 13 ase Pitching in 38 games for 205 inSn ; ? 5 3 2 0 Fernandez 26 103 ‘15 MIN 330 nings. He had a 3.91 earned run Hoaer ein, 3b ! 0 9 2 ; 8 Gearhart 12 MM 6 10 17 204 mark, hurled two shutouts, strikrie, © id 0 ” - « Mibinald, p03 i 8 0 } Rue oo... 23 B87 18 25 3 287 ng out 97 and walking 52. He Chapman vl 0 1 0 4 pMcCall.,,,,,, 3 nn 1, 3 0 2M gag picked up -by Pittsburgh at Suchecki. p wea 0.00 0-0 OKRaln 2 96 12 26 23 2M, d of tt n ten { |e; O'Brien 1 0 0 0 0 Stevens . ... 26 a7 8 26 12 208 e en 0 ne |feason, Son i 24 5 JTurmer ,.....12 1 4 1 12 a Chapman singled for McDonald in 7th. Merson “93 oo 1d do 8 a Addi tH | S ts O'Brien flied out tor Suchecki in 9th Platt 11 18 2 i 3 a i jona por S INDIANAPOLIS AB R H 0 A ¥ Dallessandro . 23 ™ 17 16 10 . 'P 10- 1 1 Rue, = v 4 2 ? 1 1 0 1 fue, se $2 3 0} Jp ...0 7 8 18 16 ages Gearhart vies 4 1 0 2 0 } Strobel ...... 6 13 f 1 1 Stevens, 1b Jive 0 0 9 0 O Peters ,...., 3 3 1 9 0 . Porpandes. 3h viene 3 3 2 2 1 wm... 2 5 0 0 1. 000 MEN'S AND BROYS Merson. 2h... l a" sy 8. 3 oMain. . ..... 8g 10 2 0 0 000 BASEBALL SHOES Jurner. ¢ xe. 31 | ) QlaPaime ..... 3 4 0 0 0 000 int n . 3 ) 0 3 0 mids > Hutchin { 1 0 0 0 000 otals 34 s 2 HT = — SIZES 310 6 Losreoine 000 300 200-4 Two-Base Hit Rue 10. Fernandez 6, AND 6 10 12 INDIANAPOLIS 000 410 11x--7 Kalin 6. Stevens 5, Dallessandro 5, Mec- Durable—Fxtrs Runs batted in Wrizht, Olsou, Gearhart, Ghee 3. Merson 3, Mangan 2, Gearhart 2 Good Cleats. Bie vens (aul coches, i i o Richter. Platt 2, McCall 2, Turner, Fisher. Guaranteed! : base hits McGhee Zauchin Turner Three-Base Hits—McGhee 6, Mangan 2. ’ Double plays— Turner to Merson. Richter to ‘ Tuy HOES Lyons Lo Zauchin. Left on bases Louis- Stevens, Kalin, Fisher, Turner. SCHIFF 5 5 ville 5. Indianapolis 4. Base on balls oi Home Runs—Fernandesz 5 Kalin 5, Man- . ® 259 E. Wash. Lint 2, Sucheck! 1. Struck’ out by—Li 5, McDonald 2. Suchecki 1. Hits off ni gan 3, Gearhart 2, Dallessandro, Turner, iq : ® 140 E. Wash Donald -7 BS innings. Suchec ki 2 i. Merson, Stevens. Hit by pitcher by—Lint (Wright). 5 : ; * ash. pitches—Suchecki 1. Passed balls-—Turner Sacrifices~Main 2, Papish, Lint, Dalles- Stores 346W. W 1. Losing pitcher—McDonald. Umpires sandro ® Briscese. Carney and King. Time-1:55 . ! 1063 Virginla Attendance —3204 Stolen Bases —McGhee, Fernandez, Rue. !

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