'AUG. 27, 1931_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 11 YANKS MISS CHANCE TO TIE NATS BY BOWING TO SOX Pale Hose Gain First Top Tennis Yaqui Joe, Shima Top Final Ripple Card 8 Left in Pairs Play Yaqui Joe, Mexican Indian 1- Golf Home Win Over N. Y. ■K. fl ter who piled up a string of seven- Event teen two By United Press victories here years ago, By United Press CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Aug. pad Big Inning Gives Bushmen First Over Ruth and 1 BYJEROME H. (DIZZY) DEAN 27. will return to the local Mon- HIGHLAND PARK, 111.. Aug. 27. Victory —George Lott Jr., and John Doeg day night, topping the final out- A battle oetween Chapter show those birds just how good I out his dollar timepiece and the women’s 7 own approached the first crisis in their door bill at Broad Ripple arena. western golf champions of 1929 Company at Chicago Senators Topple at De- ' (Copyright. by Inc.) said: and as 1931. NEA Service. was. The popular redskin will take on 1930 feature the quarter-final As you battle to remain American doubles trip me and Tony Kauf- know, the Cards won the “No, Dizzy, either your watch lota Shima, Japanese Jlujitsu ar- matches today troit; Cubs Giants. pennant. stopped tennis champions today. in the 1931 tourna- Take Two From THATman took to New York to join Just why Street didn’t use or someone set it back while They were tist, for two out of three falls. ment at Exmoor Country me any more I never could figure, you wasn’t looking. My watch says to Club. BY L. S. CAMERON the Cardinals was the longest I meet Frank X. Shields and Sid- Another newcomer also is down Mrs. George W. Tyson, Kansas took and the time but the game I beat the Pirates it is a. ney Jr., United Press Staff Corresoondent ever first I’d 2 m.” B. Wood of New York, for a two-out-of-three fall event, City, defending champion, was pit- NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—1f the fellowwho said revenge ever been to New York. What a cinched the flag for us, so I guess Disgusted and out of sorts, I de- ranked fourth nationally, was sweet knew in a according to Promoter Carl Single- ted against Mrs. Q. S. Hill, Kansas what he was talking about the camp of the Chicago White Sox must be burg that is! that was the reason. cided not to stay and see the world quarter-final match. ton, with Bobby Sampson of Cali- City, 1929 titleholder, fairly my in an eight- running over with contentment today. When we got there, Tony and me Joe Sugden was elected as series. With me not in it, it was The other feature match scheduled fornia, junior middleweight title een-hole match. taking it the where Now a just anyway. brought For the Sox, after on chin from the New York Yankees went to the Alamac the roommate. I like Joe lot; he a ball game for today the only foreign claimant, opposing Buck Weaver, Another important whipped stopping. The first per- is a fine his idea (To Be Continued) entry, match today all season, up and the New Yorkers 8 to 5 Wednesday in a Cards were guy, but of what Frederick J. Perry and George former I. U. grid and grapple star. brought together Mrs. Leona game the Yanks the Cards that a big leaguer should do is twenty P. Hughes of Press- wanted above all the contests they have played this son connected with England, against Wil- One other event is being arranged. ler, San Gabriel, Cal., and year. was Joe scout and years old. If I wanted date, I. U. HURDLER SHINES Allison Helen In the first place, the defeat snapped the Yankees’ string of seven I saw Sugden, a a Joe mer and John Van Rvn.‘ MacMorran, Chicago. said no, I better stay in. If I By In the other straight, what is more important, it prevented them from moving to COECh came United Press Ellsworth Vines Jr. and Keith EARLY FOOTBALL NOTES two quarter-final a tie with the Washington Senators ‘ Well, Joe,” I said, “I told you in late he wanted to know where I BLOEMFONTEIN, Africa, Aug. Gledhill, Coast youngsters Indianapolis Midways will start their matches Virginia for second place in the American seeded football season with a meeting Friday Van Wie. Chicago, met League be up here and was. And imagine this—Joe figured a spectacular night Mrs. Charles race. at St. Joe that I’d 27.—James Hatfield, Indiana uni- second, won five set 7:30, at Orange park. State avenue Dennehy, Chicago, You can tell those birds 9:30 was late. battle Wednesday. Gregory and Pleasant Run. Following players from and June Beebe. The game marked the first time here I am. Mangin and tryouts Chicago, While Joe and I actually versity hurdler, equaled his South last vear are reauested to at- played Mrs. John Arends, the White Sox had whipped the they can start spending their world never and Berkeley Bell, Cliff Sutter and tend: Hawthorne, rtabig. Hoover. Hein- fought, we African record of 14.9 in the high riechs, Elliott. Persson. Foxworthy. Hazle- Detroit. Yanks in Comlskey Park all series money now.” did have some rows. He Bruce Barnes and Wilbur Coen Jr. season. couple wood. Bowers, Kattall brothers. Miller, 18 Events The White Sox most That afternoon I went out to the wouldn’t believe me a of sticks as the United States travel- and Eddie Jacobs were other surviv- Wieners, Massarachia. Wehrling, Dunn. on did of their Helfrlch, damage Polo grounds with the Cards. We’re times when I showed him my watch ing track team defeated Orange ing teams. Smith. Henschen. Evster, Scheier TOTS SELL PITCHER in the seventh when they which and Wiley, and coach Brooks. bombarded Dusty Rhodes and his playing the Giants. The Dodgers said 9:15. He always pulled Free States here Wednesday. Terre Haute of the Three I League by successor, Henry Johnson, for five were leading the league two recently sold Pitcher Bob Friedrich Bill for City Cards were to hits and as many runs. games, the Giants and of the Southern tied for second, so this was a big Penn Gun Star Shatters 200 Association. Roy fleet Detroit Tiger out- series and there was a big crowd Match With fielder, gave Skill a 4 Babe Tank Meet hfs club 5 to victory out there. AMUSEMENTS over by slapping it is, you baseball fans. Match your skill and Washington out a home At first the sight of that crowd run In the eighth inning. knowledge kinda flabbergasted me, but after HERE with Babe Ruth. The Big Bam will select his 1931 Targets in Row to Cop Title Indiana-Kentucky A. mid- Connie Mack two aces, in a couple of minutes all-America big league team in one week. The Times is conduct- A. U., Walberg threw of his I was there city tank will Kube and George Eamshaw, out the bigger the ing its annual contest Babe will name ten players, including two dle west and crowns against the St. Louis Browns but the I found that By United Press DANCE pitchers eight positions. consecutive targets TONITE be at stake in the city champion- world champion Athletics lost just the crowd the easier it is to play in and other Fans competing must try to name from the 16- same. The Browns pounded Rube and the same ten players endeavor place VAND ALIA, 0., Aug. 27.—Steve yard mark Wednesday to the ship swimming carnival to be held George of. In fact, I like crowds. as Ruth and to them in the take Reginald for sixteen his and a 9 to 5 vic- front batting M. Crothers of Philadelphia today Duvall's Blackbirds at Garfield park pool Saturday at tory. Boston and Cleveland were rained Give me a crowd to pitch in front same order. Each entry must be accompanied by a short crown. In the three days of the, out. not team. held the title of champion of cham- tournament 2 p. m., under the auspices of the of and I’m twice as good as ordi- explanatory essay. Do include Ruth on he has scored 595 hits RIVERSIDE PARK PAVILICN pions as a result of his victory in out of a l*ark I’lan FREE Indianapolis chapter of Red Cross In the the Chicago Cubs, nary. And I’m pretty good when possible 600. Admission took both ends of a double-header from NAME. CLUB. POSITION. the feature event of the third day’s The state team championship and the city recreation department. the New York Giants. 4 to .3 and 7 to 4, just ordinary. < program of the thirty-second an- to 75c, A record field will compete. to lift themselves back into the battle Before we left the hotel I saw went the Texas No. 1 four-man ■pi ■■ a ■ ■a■ ■ I Tonight, 50c , 4 for second place. The double loss re- nual Grand American trap-shooting team a of Matinee Today Red will award gold, silver duced the Giants' advantage Gabby manager. with score of 976 out a PiiiTl 3Cm 25c and 50c Cross over the Chi- Street, the tournament here. possible EHULIOfII in cagos to three games. ‘‘How pitching 1 1,000. and bronze medals each of the about this after- Crothers, Pennsylvania champion LAST S DATSI fourteen city championship events. St. Louis’ pace-setting noon?” I asked. Earl Donohue of Minneapolis won Cardinals in- for the past seven years, broke 200 for the three A. U. creased their league lead to ten full games Gabby says the professional clay target cham- Lowry Entries A. events by taking both ends of a bill from But no, that he in- Judith double 2 pionship after a shoot-off with Rush will warm your heart !■ and the middle states 880-yard free the Boston Braves, 6 to 1 and 6 to 4. tends to use Wild . style championship for men have Jess Haines and were Bill wins his ball game. Razee of Denver, Colo. The veterans’ the winning pitchers. A. B. C.s Take On Detroit championship “SKIDDING” been received from several Indiana That night I asked Street again, went to James Thom- and Kentucky cities. Three cups In the only other National competition, 3 as, 72, of Pleasant Hill, Mo. He SUNDAY NITE 8 30 Philadelphia “Now’s the time to use me. I’ll beat Stars in Local Series will be offered in the middle states took two games from the those and defeat’ll scored 180 out of a possible 200. Same Great Star —Same Vivid Play! Cincinnati 8 to 4 birds another swim. Reds. and 7 to 6. break their backs,” I pleaded. But Guy V. Dering of Columbus. Wis., POST Taylor’s A. B. C.s will battle the was president GUY BATES The Jack Shaffer Memorial again 4 re-elected of the play* CLEVELAND SELLS LIND he said no. Stars of the Negro National skillfully TWO role* la trophy, awarded by Broad Ripple Special Detroit amateur trap shooting association By Times That was kinda hard to take on League lights “THE MASQUERADER” park, will go to the highest point down in they under the at Wash- Wednesday. CLEVELAND, Aug. 27.—Carl Lind, account that Houston ington park Friday night at 8:15 with Lillian Kemble-Cooper scorer of the of day 5 The delegates voted unanimously Revolving Stases!—Augmented Cast! meet. O. L. Harrod former Cleveland second sacker who used me every fourth and to re- a Sunday Indianapolis Power and Light has lieve in between. and in double header to hold the 1932 tournament here. —Special Prices! None Higher!— played part of this year with the starting at 2 p. m. The night offered a sportsmanship trophy. A game Chicago has put in a bid for the Mat* 25c, fOc, 75c Indianapolis A. A. club, has been Things rambled along through Friday will be free to women. Bingo Nitcs 75c, SI.OO. $1.23 close battle is expected in the team the 6 1933 Grand American. sold by the American League team this series and then Brooklyn De Moss, former A. B. C. star championship, now held by Gar- to New and back and and Orleans of the Southern series finally home pilot, Stars. MOTION field. Association. me not getting a chance. I sure is manager of the PICTURES was peeved. Gabby evidently didn’t 7 Taylor’s team downed the local believe I could stand the gaff, and Dady A. C.s under the lights / . Wednesday, 8 r\ * tt'a (2) -r-\ worrying about riding that bench to 2. Russell and fgjk fl J [ £3 HURRY—LAST DAYS made me sick the last half of the 8 Paug* pitched for the Dadys and pastimers. | . < i “THE STAR Baseball Calendar road trip. Mitche.' for the colored 1 A ■ L a tt tt W2TNESS” MOTION PICTURES LL S come into St. Louis a half a 9 (Pitcher) S with W' l TKR husto.y AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Washington 301 000 000— 4 7 i tin W. L. Pet. Detroit 310 000 Olx— 5 11 3 WEgame in front. Pittsburgh 1 St. Paul 82 fiO .621 f Bnd SDenCer; 2g INDIANAPOLIS 69 63 .523 anef°GrabowskL Whltehn was playing us. I’m not feeling any Kansas City 69 63 .523 expecting to 10 (Pitcher) Milwaukee 66 61 too pert and wasn’t .508 New York 000 001 202 3 Louisville 65 67 .492 Chicago 200 000 5 10 called on. Columbus 63 68 .481 51x— 8 9 1 I HURRY! I Minneapolis Rhodes. Johnson and Dickey: Before the game, I’m chinning 61 72 .459 Frasier and Faber ' Toledo 53 81 .396 Tate. with and MOTION PICTURES |L LAST TIMES TODAY! Boston at Cleveland: both games post- about what kind of ball to throw AMERICAN LEAGUE poned: rain. this little Waner guy when Gabby NEW THRILLS TOMORROW!. \ W. L. Pet' W. L. Pet. tells me up, I’m going to Phlla ... 87 34 .719 St. Louis 51 71 .418 to warm as \ Wash... 73 49 .598 Detroit.. 49 74 .398 pitch. Talk about a thrill! Branded Bandit and Rustler! New Yk. 72 50 .590' loston.. 47 43 .392 Clevel... 59 60 .496iChicaeo. 48 75 .390 Major Leaders While I was warming up, a couple \ of Pittsburgh players came by and Wanted for Robbery and Treachery! lira x NATIONAL LEAGUE L. Following made a couple of wise cracks. This gg Paramount’s Fumiai'l1 akfi BBLj gj W. L. Pet.l W. Pet. averages, compiled by St. Louis 81 44 .648 58 65 .473 made me peeved. m joyous g m Boston.. 57 66 .463 United Press, include played Guilty Only Stealing \ New Yk. 70 53 .569'Pittsbgh. games “Say, leaguers!” But of the Heart Julilce Hit. | RnXIHV jl Chicago. 69 58 .543 Philn.... 53 72 .424 Wednesday, Aug. 26. you bush I H Brklvn.. 67 60 528'Clncin... 44 81 .352 LEADING HITTERS snapped. “If you get a run off me Player of a Girl He Hated —and then Loved I and Club G AB R, H Pet. you’ll be lucky and I haven’t made | Games Simmons. Athletics 112 452 98 174 .385 up my mind how many of you Class Today Ruth. Yankees 115 433 118 165 .381 fan Morgan. Indians... 106 376 69 135 .359 D guys I’ll yet.” , AMERICAN ASSOCIATION el ie n " 123 491 130 174 SI iL -T,Y^ j5ees .354 All through the game they razzed INDIANAPOLIS at St. Paul. Webb. Red Sox 118 459 81 161 .351 Louisville at Minncanolis. me and everything they did I . Y Toledo at Kansas City. _ „ , HOME RUNS Ruth Yankees... 37|Averill. 27 one Columbus at Milwaukee. Gehrig. Indians... handed them better. Yankees.. Vt Ott. Giants 26 Klein. Phillies... 3 1 ' Os course we win the game, 3 to AMERICAN LEAGUE RUNS BATTED IN 1, and fthey got lucky and made Chicago at Detroit. le Ya lkees 3§ Cronin. 115 all scratches. St. Louis at Cleveland. £,m!i Yv J J Senators. three hits, " scheduled.) Simmons Athlet s 110 # tt tt (Onlv names &i. inte:. ii-, - ’ THOUGHT when I went up NATIONAL LEAGUE SHARE SKEET HONORS there that I’d get a chance in Cincinnati at Philadelphia. I Chicago at Pittsburgh (two games). Davis, with 48 out of 50, and the , but it seems that (Only games scheduled). Martin, with 22 out of 25, shared the rules are against it, which was \ STARTING SATURDAY honors at Indianapolis Skeet Club a good break for the A’s. Anyhow, HE THOUGHT Results Yesterday Wednesday. Stumph HE COULD was second to it made me mad when I found out GET AWAY WITH MURDER! AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Davis, with 46, while Bohm grabbed that I wouldn’t get a chance to Toledo 000 112 000— 4 12 1 runner-up honors thinking City 010 400 00X— 5 7 1 in his class play. And I wasn’t about Kansas with 22. I Cooney and Devormer: Fette. Thomas the money either. wanted to and Peters. UNIVERSAL’S BIG (Ten innings) : picture Louisville 000 002 111 1— 6 16 2 ® for 1931 I Minneapolis 200 002 001 0— 5 10 1 Marcum and Thompson: Benton. V’ilson ANNUAL CRUISE Hargrave. LABOR DAY “ ” and t \ ALL

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