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Philly Southpaw who deserted his home KLEINHANS. *am met By Eddie Ash TEDtown of Cleveland to play major league Sports baseball elsewhere, has a left arm that may Indianapolis good Hilgemeier Team Makes It Unanimous Times come in for some use for the Phila- delphia National League club this a a a season. I Ted was traded to the Phillies from the a Packer Netters Win 50 Games, Lose 1 Cubs. In 1933 he won nineteen and lost INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1934 PAGE 10 4k.. thirteen for Atlanta. ■pYEBROWS lifted and tongues wagged in local sports cir- cles over the week-end following that post-season basket- Colonels Blank Tribe; They Are New With Cleveland Team Detroiters ball upset when the professional Kautsky A. C.s were sent back on their heels and nosed out by the Hilgemeier Packers, of Indianapolis, state independent champs. The Packer vic- Cincy Colts Are Next HpHppi Take Crown tory was by a margin of four points, CO to 26, which is suffi- cient to indicate the Hilgemeiers were the better cage club Indians Held to Four Hits, Sigafoos Collecting Two; Bowling Team Hits 3,089 to in that game. A peek at the Packer record for the 1933-'34 Louisville Bunches Blows in Rainy Day Game to Annex A. B. O campaign independent kings were no discloses the fact the Win, 5-0; Rookie Team Idle. Victory. flash in the pan. By Manager Charlie Dorn’s Hilgemeiers won exactly fifty By Times Special T'nited Press EVANSVILLE, Ind., April 9—The first regular exhibition game of the PEORIA. 111.. April 9.—With the games, counting the triumph over the Kautskys, and against spring played by Red Killefer's Indians in their Evansville training camp team event of the thirty-fourth an- American Bowling Congress the fifty victories was only one The defeat was by was staged at Bosse field yesterday and the Louisville Colonels handed nual setback. the Hoosiers nine goose eggs, the score being 5 to 0. Peterson and Mc- tournament out of the way and the one-point and later the Packers sent that same rival to the Kain divided the mound work for the Kentuckians and held the Tribes- Stroh's Bohemian Beer quintet of •' holding the Manager Dorn is a grocer at Brookville road and men to four scattered hits. a.. \> Detroit, Mich., worlds cleaners. A six-game series will begin tomorrow between the Indians and the championship, last day schedules Grand avenue, and he obtained financial backing for his Cincinnati Red Colts, and Chief Killefer hopes his athletes will uncover sent 127 pairs after the two-man * 255 individuals chasing team from the Hilgemeier Packing Company. their batting eyes. Johnny Shevlin, first baseman, will leave the Red title and Colts tomorrow and join up with the Tribe. He was signed a couple of the singles title. Stroh's Bohemian The Packers met all comers on the road and at home, weeks ago, but was permitted to remain in the south with the Queen Beer team total was 3.089. Louis, and were kept busy over a long stretch of weeks. The state City pastimers. Charles J. Kron of St. with Frank Sigafoos collected two of 2.858 was high team last night. Old independent crown was won after a series of tourney play, the Tribe's four blows yesterday and Moose of Mooseheart, 111., stood capped by success in the finals at Crown Point, Ind. The sur- one was a double. Washington got next with 2.848. Schalcrass Com- a single and Dick Harper, the pany of Philadlephia ranked next prising win over the Kautskys, therefore, makes the Hilge- McClure Is rookie, found a safe spot once. Ber- with 2.836. meiers the Hoosier “unanimous” champs. ringer, Butzberger and Wright Deep cuts were made in the prize pitched for the Indians. Louisville fund in both the doubles and sin- a a a tt tt o got only six hits, but three were gles events. Most prominent was Cleveland Americans have been advertising for a good left-hander New Champ triples and one a double. The that made by Walter Repenhagen THEfor several years, and have been pinning hopes on Bill Perrin, a Colonels bunched their safeties and of Detroit, a member of the Stroh's youngster they have been grooming at New Orleans. He’s not deemed tallied three runs in the opening team, who battered his way into ready as yet, but Cleveland hasn’t given up on him, for he's been passed inning and two in the seventh. first place in the all-events with a Wild- Local Ping-Ponger Wins over to the Toledo Mud Hens for a season of work in class AA. Rookies Rained Out total of 1,972 after pairing with ness seems to be Perrin's baseball sin, and if he can overcome that National Title at Cass Grygier for a 1,275 and an there'll be a large reception committee in Cleveland waiting to welcome The first half of the contest was eighth place tie in the doubles. him. Starting with Houston in 1929, Perrin showed ability as a strike- Cleveland. played in a light rain that held J. Wilday and S. Baum of New out artist, but he also was very generous with his Annie Oakleys to first attendance down to 450. It rained York nude tenth spot with their base and was walking 100 batters each year. In 1932 he set the By United Press an hour before game time. The 1.274. Eleventh place was taken over that went to pace in the Southern League by giving 111 bases on balls, and striking CLEVELAND, April 9—The na- Tribe rookie team over by G. Abraham and A. Van- out 80. There is encouraging improvement in his 1933 record with New tional ping pong championship Owensboro, Ky., for a game with a derwalle of South Bend, Ind., when semi-pro held idle by Orleans, for he reversed the figures, passing eighty-four and fanning rested today with Jimmy McClure, club was they hit 1.273. The 1.260 of L. Dunn Killefer accompanied 101, one of the five hurlers to go beyond the century mark in blond department store clerk of In- rain. Boss and W. Wernicke of Chicago placed being rookies and returned in time strikeouts. He won thirteen and lost eleven for the Pelicans, showing an dianapolis, who fought his way to the twenty-first and the of J. and game here. 1.255 earned run average of 3.47. With Frederick of the Blue Ridge League in victory over 140 other paddle experts to see the windup of the P. Zimmerle of Dayton, 0., was the game by clip- 1930, Perrin led the loop with 117 strikeouts, but his old failing of wild- in the national tournament here. Rosen opened good for a twenty-fourth place tie. finals ping Berringer for a triple. Simons ness took some of the edge off the feat, for he gave 125 batters a free McClure won the title by a The five leaders in each of the Bill’s career was a game pitched against victory over Bill Condy, Chicago struck out and Detore walked. Rosen events stroll. One of the high spots in muffed four tourney are: knocked him out of box in the first inn- high school boy, 21-10, 21-11, 21-17. scored when Sherlock Rad- —Five-Man Event— Nashville in 1932. The Vols the grounder, and Adair tripled opener, collecting six hits before he could retire a man. He already holds such titles as the cliff’s Stroh's Bohemian Beer. Detroit 3 089 ing of the series to tally Detore and Radcliffe. Ber- Employers Mutuals. Milwaukee 3.032 a Indianapolis city, Indiana state, Directors, But the next day. Perrin was right back at them, and pitched three- and Held Funeral Columbus, O 3.023 Ohio open and Western. ringer threw out Thompson Blatz Old Heidelbergs. Milwaukee . 3.014 hit, ten-inning victory over the same club. Pure Milwaukee 2,993 Ruth Aarons, New York, defeated Funk to end the first inning bar- Schiltz Beers. % tt tt tt tt tt tt rage. —All-Events— the defending champion, Jay Purves, 1.972 Moore, America’s greatest auto scored off Ber- Walter Reppenhagen, Detroit DE PAOLO and Lou two of Des Plains, 111., to take the womens No more runs were A rookie first baseman whose bat may be a right, and the second baseman is Eddie Moore, left. Clyde Wells, Columbus, 0 1 958 drivers, high seas en route to Tripoli. They sailed ringer and he was relieved by Al Fred Weber. Milwaukee 1.954 PETErace are on the title, 22-20, 22-20, 21-15. potent factor in the Cleveland batting attack, a Trosky was with Toledo last year and Moore George Davis. Milwaukee ,1.9-11 represent the Butzberger after the third. The from New York Saturday. Pete and Lou will United Sam Silverman, New York, and veteran southpaw obtained from the Red Sox to was taken over from New Orleans this spring. Moore Harry Krebethke. Chicago 1.926 May Olson, well- southpaw held the Colonels hitless John White, Sioux City, la 1.926 States in the Grand National Sweepstakes on 6. Ernie Miss Aarons won the national mixed strengthen the pitching staff, and a former Pirate served with several major clubs before falling back engineer, Howard Snyder, race in the fourth, fifth and sixth and —Doubles— known mechanic and automotive and doubles championship, defeating are three big figures Walter to the minors.