PAGE 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .APRIL 16, 1932 LEIFIELD’S APOSTLES MAKE APPEARANCE AT STADIUM Indians Take Three From Millers Vines, Allison Tangle Hurst’s Homer Gives Phillies Top and Battle Champion Saints Next Berth in N. L.; Giants in Cell Cellar BY JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent Northmen Reach Town in Fighting Mood as Result of NEW YORK, April 16.—An unusual spectacle greeted National No. 3 for McCann League followers today, with the hiterto lowiy Phillies commanding an Disastrous Series at Louisville; Heving Relieves undisputed lead in the pennant chase and the highly touted Giants AT PERRY STADIUM FRIDAY groaning in the cellar. Between them, everything is topsy-turvy. MINNEAPOLIS Don Hurst, husky surprised AB R H PO A E ; Barnhart Friday and Locals Come From Behind. first sacker, his Philly teammates and amazed Friday by Mowrv. If .'... 2 1 2 0 0 0 himself blasting out a homer in the eighth with the Rubi*. It 2 0 1 o o o j BY EDDIE ASH bases loaded to defeat the Giants. 7 to 6. He made his off the blcklna 2b 4 0 0 5 7 o j clout Harrt*. rs 4 0 0 1 0 0 Times Snorts Editor screw-ball delivery of the formidable Carl Hubbell. Less than two hours Ric*. cf 3 0 1 3 0 i) Lefty Leifield brought his champion Saints to Perry stadium today before he had remarked to reporters that Ganzel. 3b 4 0 0 1 3 <) for southpaws like Hubbell “are Bmlth, s.* 4 0 0 0 2 o , a four-game series and sizzling action is promised when they collide with keeping me from getting anywhere in basball.” J| Oriflin. c 4 0 1 3 1 <; Emmet Indians. The Apostles were York v/rtant o o o u u o McCann’s stung hard by the Louisville Nw had the tying rim on second in the ninth, but was unable McMullen, c 0 0 0 1 u 0 Colonels in the first series of the season, losing four in a row, and they are to push it across. Ed Holly replaced Jumbo Elliott on the Philly mound in Hauser, lb 3 2 2 10 0 0 and Rvan. and 1 1 0 0 1 0 in scrappy mood now telling the world to watch ’em go. On the other the seventh, and Grabowski follwed in the eighth. Hubbell and Mooney Brillheart. and l 0 l 0 o o hand, Tribesmen are confident Norris 1 0 0 o n o the in a frame of mind as a result of cap- toiled for the Giants. Wilson, 0... o 0 o 0 0 0 turing three out of four from Ownie Bush’s Millers and are ready for any The rest of the league zoomed int oan old-fashioned dog fight, when suggest. Totals 33 4 8 24 14 0 kind of a fight the Saints care to the question mark aggregation, that is the Dodgers, walloped the Braves, Wrlatht ran lor Grlfi.n In cizlith. Bill Burwell is slated to make his first appearance of the season on 8 to 2; the rising Reds tumbled before the Cubs, 8 to 2, and the Pirates lor B c in cutinh. Norris batted ill the Tribe firing line this afternoon and is eager to get away to a flying filched a 9-to-7 fray from the champion Cardinals. INDIANAPOLIS campaign. himself A home run by Hack Wilson AB P. H PO A E start on the new He pronounced in the “pink” Friday in the seventh with two on spelled victory for Carey’s reorganized Goldman, ss 4 2 2 2 4 0 after a short warmup to tune his arm for the task against the Saints in Max Brooklyns. The Dodgers played Purdv. If ... 3 0 2 0 0 0 the series opener. The A. A. penant pastimers be here Tues- excellent ball, particularly Cuccinello and Stripp, former Red infielders. Hale 3b 4 0 1 3 0 0 will through Anglev. c 4 1 1 0 0 day, with all tilts starting at 2:30. Lefty Clark allowed Boston eight hits, while Zachary and Frankhouse Walker, rs 4 0 2 0 0 0 yielded nine. 3 0 0 3 0 0 It was another struggle Rosenbere. cf at the parade Slkafoos. 2b 3 1 2 1 4 0 stadium Friday as the home nine A seven-run in the fourth by the Pirates clipped the Cards’ McCann, lb 3 0 0 12 0 0 wings. Paul Waner s three-bagger, following Bernhart. o 1 0 0 0 2 1 nosed in on the long end of a 5-to-4 a series of singles climaxed 2 1 1 0 1 0 this uprising. Jimmie Collins Hevlnz. n count. Minneapolis jumped off to drove out a homer in the second to start -Pin Gossip- scoring. got 31 5 ll 27 11 1 a 3-to-0 leading in the third round the Cardinals He also a single and two doubles in triDs Totals to the five F Don Hurst Millers 003 001 000—4 and the Indians came right back BY LEFTY LEE plate. Indians 002 120 OOx—s Washington’s with two runs in their half of the Senators continued 1 Runs batted in—Hale. 2: Goldman. Pur- Five former champions will ap- to the circuit with Rosenbere. Mowrv. Ruble. Harris. Rice. stanza. In the fourth Barn- lead American a dv. 2: Siaaloos. Pur- Leslie Two-base hits—Goldman. hart was lifted out of the Tribe -1 pear in the doubles and singles play 2-to-l decision over the Red Sox. dv Anclcv Rice. Griffin. Sacrifice hit— Monte Sickine. Stolen base—Hale. Double plays box and Joe Heving relieved him of the bowling at Weaver, big rookie, allowed McCann: to Gold- state tournament —Stzaloos to Sizafoos and a of Boston only four hits. Cohen man to to Sickine to turned in fancy display scattered Replaces McCann: Bmlth Lord to Anderson Sunday. Horace Hr user. 2; Ganzel to Sickine Hauser: hurling the remainder of the game. Lisenbee pitched effectively Sickine to Griffith to Ganzel to Sickine. W. Neblong and G. Fenker, pres- Sox except on bases -Minneapolis. 8; Indian- for the Red in the sec- Left by Ryan apolis. 3 Struck out—Bv Hevine. 4; Knocked Out ent doubles champions, and the two ond, when the Nats got two runs. Rvan 1: tv Briilhoart. 2: bv Wilson. 1. as off Oscar, Foe on 3: Jensen brothers, Otto and for Bases balls—OffBarnhart. Hevine. Pilot Bush employed three hurlers, Tracy Hero Cox hall— Selph Is Sox 1 off Briilhoart. 1 Hit bv pitched Ryan winners in the 1927 title play, roll Mowrv. bv Barnhart. Wlnnine pitcher— Rosy was knocked off the Hevine Losing pitcher—Rvan. Umpires firing on the 9 a. m. squad. L. Fahrbach A thirteen-inning struggle be- end Snvder. Time—l:s9. line in the fifth and was Mickey —Cinvton by Lefty of Indianapolis, who won the dou- tween the St. Louis Browns and Cohen of Denver, one of the succeeded John Brillheart, the ranking vance date and come here on and the southpaw was removed bles crown in 1924 with E. Patter- Chicago White Sox featured play in lightweight contenders, Tuesday night, for was engaged by which Cohen con- a pinch hitter in the eighth, Wilson son, takes the drives at 12:20 p. m., the junior circuit. Carey Selph, the wire late Friday sented to do. He the night to meet Tracy Cox informed finishing. The Tribe tied up the with Eddie Hofstatter as his part- season’s prize draft, singled in the in the ten- matchmaker he would leave New Derby Dope to Appling round feature of Tuesday night’s ork early contest in the fourth and then ner. thirteenth score with the Legion boxing y today and would arrive J proved run for show at the Armory. in this in launched what a winning Chicago, beating city time to winning Doubles. 9:00 A. M.—Sineles. 9:50 A. M. A wire Friday indulge in a BY MAX KIDDLE attack in G. and G. the Browns 4 3. Irving Hadley, from Parson Tom public Sunday Inc.) the fifth, scoring twice. Fenker-W. Neblune Gallawav- to workout afternoon at fConvrieht. 1932. NEA Service. The C. Meimbere. LaPorte; L. Lotz-L. Lauter- McGinty, manager of Eddie Lord, Victory Millers’ last marker was reg- Terre C. A. former Senator, limited the losers who gym. a rather indifferent bach. Haute: Cade-G. Wuest. was to have fought Cox, stated istered in the sixth after two down Osborn-E. Barnum and G. Gehrke-F. Sil- to seven hits while George Blae- Mickey Cohen is 23 old and singles verstorf. La Porte: K. Lanance-N. Todd, Lord had a sudden affliction of years CATHOP,2-year-old, is being com- on by Hauser, Brillheart and Stuckev and J. Seaton-J. holder was waloped for thirteen. K. Wilev-R. An- bolls and would be unable to go has been fighting six years, during favor- Ruble. derson. Lafayette: O. Jensen-O. Jensen. 1. Connie Mack’s Athletics turned mented upon in a rather Holtz-W. Jensen and H. Fishback-H. Kruse. through with the fight. Matchma- which time he has amassed Three doubles accounted for the Terre Haute. the tables on the Yankees, beating a no- able light as a threat in the Ken- ker Gerald Ely already Indians’ first cluster of runs in the Doueles. 10:40 A. 11:30 A. M. them 9 to 8 in their second had Cohen table record. During the M.—Sineles. Wilmer Allison game. engaged to meet Cox in last win- tucky Derby. The half brother to third. Sigafoos got two cushions W. Fltzoatrick-S. Peterson. La Porte: L. one out in the ninth, Sim- here two ter he engaged in a win- Hoerstman-O. I. Daley-E. Beebe, A. By United Press With weeks, and he dozen when his fly in short right fell be- Huff. mons singled off glove and immediately wired ning fights in Florida. He Mike Hall receives mention main- Booher-H. Kelley. A. Emmons-G. Sauter PINEHURST, N. C., April 16. Pipgras’ him in New York, him scales tween Sicking and Harris. McCann and E. Goss-W. Dietrich. Mishawaka: H. continued to third when the Yan- asking to ad- 135 pounds. ly because of his second to Eve- and Vincent-H. Dalheim, R. Bvcroft-C. Hulbert Ellsworth Vines of Los Angeles, Barnhart were retired, but and M. Brown-A. Toby. Gary, J. Umlauf- Play kee hurler threw wild to first. Foxx ning in the fifth running of the Klem and S. Detail young national champion, will op- Goldman connected for a double J. Mattis. J. Vargo-J. Mav- and Cramer were passed purposely Florida Derby. ernik-N. Gyure. Whitine. pose Wilmer Allison of Austin, to the scoreboard in left center, Doubles. 2:00 P. 2:50 P. M. and thew Dykes flied to Byrd, Sim- 2-year-old scoring M.—Sineles. Tex., for the North and South On the basis of his Sigafoos, and Purdy brought F. Teeler-H. Scarboroueh. C. Hass-R. Yesterday mons scoring with the winning run Colonels, Brewers and Blues record, Cathop does not rate any in Goldman with a two-bagger Doolittle. T. Landis-E. Whetstein. W. tennis singles championship here to- to Bowen-C. Fige. D. Hackard-W. Bohne, W. day. after the catch. consideration. But Cathop is a left. Kemper-W. Piez. M. Schonaker-T. Selmier. First Inning half brother to Mike Hall, who H. Kreis-C. Spotts. J. Goodwin-J. Hurt. L. Vines and Allison advanced to the Gehrig Gets No. 2 Second Goldman Double Langbein-F. Sourbier. H. Woodard-C. West MILLERS—Mowry singled to left. title Unbeaten; Saints Seek even In the middle of his third and E. Burt-C. Hardin. Indianapolis. play after Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx First the Tom Doubles. 12:20 P. M.—Singles. 1:10 P. M. Sicking lined to Sigafoos and Mowry defeating nation- year was racing among claim- Angley touched off a double P. Liesse-J. Germick. M. Silvasi-A. Cook slammed out their second homers open Whiting: C. Dea- was doubled off first, Sigafoos to ally prom ing horses. to the fourth, advanced on and A. Dheur-M. Gadish. inent and Cochrane got his first. Three American Association single con.-R. Jones and D. Keller-J. Princl. La McCann. Sigafoos also pegged out stars Friday. The clubs Kansas City in the 7-to-4 victory When one remembers how Mike Walker’s and crossed the Porte: D. McNew-R. Haislup. R. Roberson- Fast running on the bases and still were unbeaten plate Beauchamp-N. King. *G. Harris. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO national cham- today after over Columbus. Hall stepped from claiming races as Rosenberg bounced into a H. Shriver. W. Earl Whitehill’s three-hit pitching first-round tilts. As He allowed thir- Williams-J. Sahm. A. Meyers-O. Van Buren. ERRORS. pion the teams teen hits, but kept to a world record for a mile and double play. In the fifth Heving E. Hofstatter-L. Fahrbach and F. Alford- won his enabled the Detroit Tigers to beat shifted around the them scattered E. Weigel. Indianapolis. INDIANS—GoIdman flied to Har- q circuit today, and loose fielding by seventy yards and an American singled and was sent to third on u a r t e r-final ibSl Cleveland, 3 to 2. Clint Brown al- Louisville, City the Red Birds Doubles, 3:40 P. M.—Singles. 4:30 P. M. ris. Purdy singled to center, but Kansas and Mil- gave the Blues mark for two miles and a quarter, Goldman’s second double of the match by default, lowed the Tigers seven safeties. waukee the edge. Lee, Co- D Nordholt-C. Schneider. G. Meeker-W. Hale bounced into a double play, had lost not games, and St. b S Ur er three races, Cathop’s afternoon. C. Mahoney-R. Hill. D. Munter- due to illness of It was the first of was forced 10 all within Brillheart relieved Ryan Burnett. to Hauser. NO day the season Paul, Columbus and Toledo still the flffu ’ cover and J. Clifton. A. Pollard-H. Peachey. A. Mil- Smith to Sicking Berkeley Bell, thT fifth framei when possibilities can not be overlooked. walked Purdy, filling the bases. lington-H. H. Hovt-N. Werner. that weather permitted all sixteen were seeking their the Blues RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS. first triumphs. ° '*° tt Hale produced timely Miller-B. Hanna. %. Eller-O. Woodard Texas star. major teams to swing into n t ' tt n Sammy a R. Indianapolis; action. Louisville ended its series with errors an l blow and L. Jacobs-A. Pritchard. playing threfhta? to right, scoring and Second Inning Vines, came to the races Heving and H. Pence-V. Winder F. Wall-W. Prutz- St. Paul with a 6-to-5 victory. Goldman. There was no further man. Muncie. in his best form Todt’s Milwaukee hammered four Toledo about Kentucky Derby time MILLERS—Rice walked. Ganzel homer in the sixth account- pitchers CATHOP Tribe scoring, will over of the season, ed for fifteen safeties to his first out a but it was just Sweepstakes play galore feature flied to Rosenberg. Smith fouled out so rtwo runs and the 1931 cham- win in 1931 to win by enough a the week-end on the different drives. At eliminated John an 11-to-5 decision. pound- to win by whisker. alleys, the and son and the stands and Rice Indian Notes pions made three more in theninth Tavenor head. Wise Talk, Unincumbered the Illinois father to Angley near Ryn, Orange, ed out four Brewer Minneapolis benefited by Barn- 400-doubles events will be rolled in addi- Barn- Van before Clyde Hatter safeties. Mii- and Prepare finished behind him. match the Illi- took second after the catch. Allison checked the waukee had hart’s wildness in the third tion to the special betwen N. J., the defend- rally. Van Att and sixteen men left on In his next start, also at Church- session. nois Five and the Pritchett Juveniles. hart threw out Griffin after a one- in Indians got tangled up on Strelecki were Hauser and Ryan free ing North and South champion, the long fra Prince drew tickets NO RUNS. NO HITS. the hammered hard by the Colonels , -v. Toledo ill Downs, he was third to to On the Pritchett alleys, the annual house handed stop. semi-final play 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Allison THEthe bases in the fifth and twelve. first, and Mowry scored Hauser today, play con- Lou Fette went the Metzler and Ward sgot Hotspur and Our Fancy. When tournament also will start NO ERRORS. Francis X Shields, New rally was cut short. -With one down route for homers. with a line single to center, Ryan sisting of team, doubles and singles events. defeated Purdy moved to Washington park he rolling in bounced out to and on third and Hale on stopping at second. This meet is open to bowlers INDIANS—AngIey York, after a fierce contest, 6-3, 5-7, third to Time Sicking sacrificed leagues using these alleys. second, Walker bounced to Sicking again was Band and Hauser. Walker singled to right. 6-1. Hotspur, then fin- Ryan scored as Sigafoos tossed 6-4, Purdy and Prince and Out at the St. Philip A. C. drives, a Rosenberg hit into a double play, suffering from stomach and was erased on a runown out Harris. Rice solved Barnhart this Bell was ished last to Proteus in the Cur- mixed doubles will be played, meet Sicking to Hauser. NO all play, Sicking to Griffin to Ganzel. N. B. A. Probes for two to men and women bowlers Ganzel to trouble. He cancelled North ran Memorial. bases and Mowry crossed being open all Walker kept running only to find Schmeling’s the plate. who wish to roll. RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS, and South matches and intimated Cathop to meet with ev- Hale ashing back to second, and seems The Crozier house sweepstakes will hold he might forego the tournament at Barnhart was jerked out of the the Up- Third Inning Walker was doubled up, Ganzel to ery misfortune possible in his battle the the attention of the bowlers at White Sulphur next week. Tour; Max in fourth following a town, Parkway and Fountain Square alleys, Ryan Sicking. Refuses to Show five-man, singles MILLERS Hauser and races, and this account for single Hauser, an error plav in the doubles and * tt tt may by by him- This will also center, _ showings. being scheduled. event walked. Mowry singled to j Harry Rosenberg: had tough going at the several poor self and a hit batsman. cover Saturday and Sunday. April 23-24. By United scoring Hauser, Ryan stopping at : plate. He hit into double plays Press When he Morfair in the twice. manager of George met A single game count of 253 enabled Sicking sacrificed, Barn- He played a fine game in the outfield and CHICAGO, April Panka, who says next to lead the dvrlng the second. Reds Protest 16.—The Na- Richmond purse, he broke Armstrong to field McCann. tossed barely missed doutding up Rice in the sec- tional where Block Optical Ladies’ League play at the hart to Sigafoos Boxing Association today had Schmeling last. In spite of the blinding 614. ond round on great throw McCann gave Panka a Pritchett alleys, with a score of Johns out Harris, Ryan scoring and Mow- a to Max Schmeling’s exhibition severe beating. Bun- of Morfair and Sun’s Son, was next with an even 600, while Win- after taking Ganzel’s fly. Many fans under tach speed Baseball place taking third. Rice doubled to investigation as a result states that Panka in stone and McOaniel tied for third ry the was Cathop into contention to showed thought Rosie’s throw beat the runner to of Pittsburgh rushed with a total of 551. Team results left, scoring Mowry. Ganzel popped Defeat heavyweight’s the night Schmeling Cub the bag. recent appearance in was finish third. a triple win for West Side Furniture and TWO supposed to AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Roepke Floral over Real Silk and Blacker’s to McCann. THREE RUNS. Toronto. have defeated him. tt tt * game win for n r W. L. Chili, and an odd McGaw HITS. ERRORS. GOLDMAN for the Indi- John V - Clinnin Pet. NO The inquiry is the outgrowth f > presi- Louisville Special. Bowes Seal Fast, Dr. Chambers of a rw of flthe N won two cheaper races dur- 4 0 1.000 Cleaners over Hoosier Pete, INDlANS—Sigafoos’ fly in short By United Press JONAHans and Joe Hauser for the Mil- B- A., has requested Kansas City 2 0 1.000 and Electrolux complaint from Peter J. Buntach, complete a HEing the summer and was sec- Milwaukee 2 0 1.000 Marott Shoe Shop, Coca-Cola and Giesen right fell between Sicking and Har- CINCINNATI, April 16.—A pro- lers finally emerged from batting report from the Toronto INDIANAPOLIS 3 1 .150 Products. McCann flied of slumps boxing ond in another, and in each case Minneapolis 1 3 .250 ris for a double. to test of Friday’s 8-to-2 defeat the and were in happy mood. commission. Toledo 0 Tabert’s 609 featured Pennsy R. R. most of the 2 1000 the Rice. Barnhart was called out on Reds by Chicago’s Cubs was on file They had gone hitless in the three By was in difficulties Columbus 0 2 .000 play on the Pritchett alleys. The R. F* E, United Press He finished twelfth to The St. Paul 0 4 .000 quintet won three games from Division strikes. Goldman doubled to the with President John Heydler of the previous tilts and then delivered Dempsey Gets way. Engineers, took the rubber FORTRESS the Futurity, as Machinists scoreboard in left center, scoring National League today. The Cin- two safeties each Friday. MONROE, Va.. April Beil in Breeder’s AMERICAN from Supervisors. lb.—A fight crowd and then to Kakapo in LEAGUE It first hit cinnati incorrect m n of 650 army of- ran third W. L. Sigafoos. was Goldman’s club claimed an ficers and Pet.! W. L. Pet. Fatout rolled 652 to top the play in the Purdy to decision was made by Umpire Eddie Sicking. Miller second sacker. had N. B. A. Ouster enlisted men and another stake event. Wash 3 0 1.000 Phila 1 1 .500 A. E. S. loop. Blank tossed a 622 for of the season. doubled staged wives Chicago.. 3 1 .750 C. a busy day and there was no unemploy- a near riot here in Cleveland.. 1 2 .333 runner-up honors, as Gebhardt showed on left, scoring Goldman. Sicking Charles Donnelly. Friday night Altogether, he started fifteen Detroit 2 1 .667iSt. Louis.. 1 3 .250 a 614 that included the high game of ment problem for him. He accepted twelve juvenile, New York. 1 1 .500 Boston 0 3 .000 threw out Hale. TWO RUNS. John Ogden, Cincy pitcher, By Schmeline- German races as a won three, 265. chances, seven assists and five putouts. United Press worlds heavyweight champion five THREE HITS. NO ERRORS. walked In the fifth inning. Douthit Minneapolis re- was second twice, and third NATIONAL LEAGUE Alden Spencer tossed in games of 233, executed four double plays and JACKSON, Miss., April 16.—“Fai- to appear for and 257 to total 704 and lead the Fourth Inning flied to Stephenson in left. Ogden Eddie participated In each. The Tribe a scheduled ex- times. W. L. Pet.! W. L. Pet. 214, lure to meet their obligations” has hibition bout. Phila 2 0 1.000 Pittsbah.... 2 2 .500 play during the Washington League series saw Stephenson drop the ball as reled off two two-ply killings. the alleys. Hanna had MILLERS—Smith popped to Hale. tt resulted in the suspension Cathop had only two months’ St. Louis.. 2 2 .5001 Boston 1 1 .500 on Illinois /B. 677: he in the catch tt tt of Jack Schmeling was quoted as Clncin 2 2 Brooklyn. . N. Werner, 673, with the high single game Rosenberg Griffin’s fly fell attempting Dempsey, having rest over the winter, but im- .500 1 1 .500 603; Rus speared after BUSH used a pinch former heavyweight box- said he was of Chicaao... 2 2 .500 New York. 0 2 .000 of 266; Bohne, 638; Scarborough, in deep Hauser and he raced to second. But Um- “tired appearing be- proved greatly in that time. His Miller. 625; McAllen. 608, and M. Eppert, a long run center. MANAGERrunner and pinch hitter in the ing champion, and his manager, fore such a small leading Hoosier Optical pire Donnelly thought Stephenson crowd as an un- first start at Hialeah found him 630. The team singled to right for his first hit of eighth. Smith, first up, fanned, Leonard Sacks, by the Mississippi popular Games Today won three from City Candy. All other was had caught the ball and signaled champion.” third to Dyak and Black Mock, contests were decided two to one. Coca the series. Ryan safe when and Griffin doubled. Wright took boxing commission. Hie crowd AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ft. Douthit out. Ogden raced back to hissed, booed and he that he had not Cola. National Refining. Augustines, Barnhart fell and fumbled his roller. Griffin’s place on the paths. Hau- The commission said Dempsey but proved St. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS. Harrison, and Geisen Product defeating first, which was occupied by Douthit, rushed the box office, demanding race in his Minneapolis at Louisville. Central Rubber. Lauth Rockne, Coisey One It was an error for the Tribe pitch- ser, with a walk and two hits for would be barred from appearing in run his next start & and when he started back to sec- admissions be returned. Kansas City at Toledo. Stop. Indianapolis Paint Color, and er. Mowry was struck by a pitched the day, struck before Heving’s forty-two states affiliated with the The mcnev when he beat the same horses by Milwaukee at Columbus. Insurance. was out was refunded, Schmitt ball, filling the bases. Joe Heving ond, tagged out. Donnelly slants and Norris batted for Brill- N. B. C. until all bills in connection while Schmeling five lengths, finally Stephenson did not quickly was AMERICAN LEAGUE Bob Wuensch is in a tight spot. Wuensch relieved Barnhart on the Indian admitted fouled with a Dempsey day in whisked away to an un- MB* Wednesday heart and to Hale. celebration known St. at Detroit. lost his ball and shoes after Goldman Sick- catch the ball, ruling Douthit safe *t retreat. led all Louis mound. pegged out ttm Columbus, Miss., are paid. the way, gave away Clevelandat Chicaao. night’s play at the Uptown alleys, and and Ogden out. The protest says The as much as ten pounds, and Washington at Philadelphia. he is scheduled to roll in the state meet ing. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. ONE Hale stole second on the Millers as Ang- bills amount to $2,804. Dempsey HE New at Boston. at Anderson today and Sunday. The lost Ogden was off his base because of ley looked at a third strike in the fifth. York it, if it ERROR. claimed he attended the celebration could have increased his margin ball has Wuensch’s name on and the incorrect Lefty PRINCETON IS is located, the finder can reach him by INDIANS—AngIey doubled to left signal by Donnelly. A Brillheart was pitching and the only as a referee, but the commis- FAVORITE of victory had it been necessary. NATIONAL LEAGUE southpaws are a puzzle to Tom. However, calling Drcxel, 0416-W. center. Walker beat out an infield long argument delayed the game sion ruled he acted Vet Cathop worked in brilliant fash- Chicago at St. Louis. the third strike called on the Tribe re- as a co-pro- Nassau Oarsmen Open Season Pittsburgh at Angley going to third. Rosen- several minutes. moter. ion for the Florida Derby, but Cincinnati. hit, ceiver looked high at that. Boston at New York. berg a Opposing Middies. met his usual bad luck in the Philadelphia at Brooklyn. hit into double play, Smith tt tt tt to Sicking to Angley scor- By United Preen race itself. He broke fifth, and Detroit Sends Hauser, The Indian-Miiler series was hard-fought ing. Sigafoos singled to center. and close despite chilly weather. The I. U. NINE WINS SIXTH PRINCETON, N. was shuffled back until he Results Yesterday Fulton Heads J„ April 16 then were 4 to twelve innings, In- AMERICAN Ryan threw out McCann. ONE scores 3. The eastern intercollegiate rowing had hard time to keep out of ASSOCIATION dians; 4 to 1, Millers; 4 to 2, Indians, and St. Paul 000 002 003— 5 6 1 Trophy to Don RUN. THREE HITS. NO ERRORS. Wright Hurls, Bats Crimson to season was to be opened on Car- last place. Louisville 202 110 OOx— 6 10 2 Fifth 5 to 4. Indians. negie Lake with a Inning City Umpires Victory Over Xavier. today with the Prince- He came rush, however, \ Van Atta. Strelecki and Snyder: Hatter ton all but Evening. Since and Shea. MILLERS—Harris walked. Rice By Times Special varsity crew meeting the Navy to head I By United Press over a dazzling pace hit into a double play, Sigafoos to Independent, Amateur 0., mile and three-quarter Evening set a Ca- i Milwaukee 120 052 100—11 15 1 LONDON, April 16—Ambassador i Indianapolis Umpires Association, CINCINNATI, April 16—Four- 1 good. | Toledo 102 100 100— 5 10 0 j Goldman to McCann. Ganzel pitching by Wright course. thop’s performance was very Andrew W. Mellon today presented with its strongest organization in Baseball, Notes, Gossip hit Red enabled Composed anything Stiles. Stielv and Crouch: Van Gilder. popped to Hale. NO RUNS. NO Indiana entirely of veteran If Cathop is like Mike ! Winegarner. Bachman, Rhodes and Hen- a silver trophy from the people of J history, is ready for the 1932 dia- university’s unbeaten dia- -1 line. Wise. I HITS. NO ERRORS. mond warriors to turn in their oarsmen, Princeton is a slight fa- Hall, distance should not bother Detroit to Kaye Don, British auto- mond season. At a recent meeting, Indianapolis Triangles meet tonight sixth INDIANS Heving singled to will consecutive vorite to defeat the Middies, despite him, but he has not proved his