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Siniuinißi(!I!Inimini;Inititi! 1D2I) PAGE 10 TIIE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES JNOV. 30, CHICAGO SOX LEAD AMERICAN LEAGUE IN TEAM FIELDING Siiinniiiiiiuiinißiiiii(!!ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiimiiiinniiiiiiii;iiiiinitiiiitii!iTIRRIN’ WINNING Me DOPE EASTERN Yankees Supplanted for BROWNSTOWN FOOTBALL Among Southern California Stars Who Seven By VEDDER GARD First Time in Three Years Basketball Team Annexes Straight; at Seymour Friday. PUGILIST —Browns at Bottom. Big Coast Tilt Saturday Rw Times Special AWARDS Meet ‘lrish’ in ST(_j\VN, Ind., 30. —i BROWN Nov. BASKETBALL RULES The Chicago White Sox led the Brownstown High School basketball basketball season ap- WINNER American League in fielding per- team has started out* in fine style LIMITED proaches. In fact, it is al- centage in the season of 1926, thus this season with seven victories in SHEready hero for a number of supplanting the New York Yankees, as many starts. Next Friday the high school teams, but still a week Loughran Outpoints Manley which tean) had for three years in locals play at Seymour in the Only Five Gridders Receive away for the State college fives. succession been the fielding leader. severest test of the year so far. Therefore before settling down to by Clever Display of However, the percentage of the The season’s scores: Brownstown, Block T—Honor Night a winter of hysteria it seems the White Sox (.973) was a point less 60;*Clearspring, 18. Brownstown, 37: best thing at this time to look Snappy Left Hand. than that recorded by the Yankees Smithville, 25. Brownstown, 53; at Tabernacle. over the rules of the game. the previous year. Medora, 22. Brownstown. 28: Salem, This angle never bothers some If some of the youthful boxers While the lead was taken with a 14. Brownstown. 31; Smithville, 23. Milo H. Stuart, principal of Tech- fans who howl at the referees of Indianapolis would copy after point less in percentage, the general Brownstown, 46: Crothersville, 13. nical High School, presented the but others may style displayed by Tommy of Freetown, (forfeit). the loudest, care the average was higher than that Brownstown, 2: 0 players es- league pugilist, game was football with their awards at to glance at the regulations, Loughran, the big ] for the entire league. The St. The score of the latter 925 night of the pecially the few changes made who defeated Frank Manley at Tom- Louis Browns were at the bottom in 34 to 21, in favor of Brownstown the annual honor since last year. linson Hall Monday night, they fielding with a percentage of .963, with three minutes to play. school held at the Cadlo Tabernacle, profession. There is no seventeen-foot zone might advance in their which was six points better than Monday night. Preceding the Loughran beat a tatoo with a this season. If the lines have not that the Boston team when it Manley’s face and the of presentation of tho awards a one- been sandpapered off the floor they sharp left on finished last in 1925. was marked up at CIRCLE CITY act play was given by the Tech don’t mean anything. In 1925-26 Denver man all Boston, advanced to fourth place the finish of ten rounds. Manley was students. The girls gleo club and any on the attack- fielding, tho league in num- foul committed willing and made a fight out of the in led the band also were on the program ing team in this zone meant two ber assists. An odd thing in the scrap, but he couldn’t match the of and pleased the assembly, which leading Two New Teams Enter Fold throws for the team fouled. Philadelphian when gloves were fielding records was that the tilled the entire house. so double plays, This year two free throws are flying. White Sox made few Mr. Stuart gave a talk praising the of Net League. allowed only when a player is Loughran rolled up enough points while the bottom Browns made the work of the coaches and of the were second fouled while in the act of shoot- to win decisively and showed a most. Also the Browns The new Circle City Basketball boys, who were on the team. Ho of assists made. ing for the basket. This does clever defense during several efforts in number League, which will play its opening also reviewed the record made by not change things much as the of Manley to rally. Tommy out* Double Play Leader of the future games at School 5 Thursday night, the and told man usually fouled is the one weighed Manley nine pounds. The New York team was credited plans of the athletic department of got quite a boost Monday night at frying make a The bout was worth the price, with but 117 double plays in 155 io basket. an organization meeting the the school. despite Loughran’s superiority over games,played. Six triple plays were when One little line is required to be Company Only five boys received block his opponent. Chuck Wiggins, Hoo- made, Cleveland and Boston having Carr Tire and G. and J. after long line across "T's.” Twenty-six (got “T. H. S.” painted the champion, challenged Philadelphia Tire Company entered clubs. sier the win- two each and and monograms, and thirty-one “A. H.‘ , the floor is obliterated. The rules Wiggins fought Loughran Washington one The Carr Tire Company is step- be drawn ner. has each. S.” buttons. Those presented jvith | require that a diameter losing by a once on Several outstanding features are ping out in athletics. -A baseball purpose of twice, shade and was placed the the highest award, tho block “T,” in tho center circle. The a foul the second time. individual fielding records team in field last part noted in the company is try- were: Robert Adams, Donald Bauer- this is to devote the of the Results of other Monday bouts at season in the American season and now of the 1926 meister, Carroll Frye, Maurice (ircle belonging to each center. follow: League. John Bassler of ing out the hardwood sport. Tomlinson Hall Catcher Thursday’s (Games Massy, Raymond opposing pivot men are not Charlie Shine Jack McCullough schedule: and Miller. The and the Detroit team iff sixty-three Tho boy* (riven H, fought elx rounds to a draw. at 7:30) Carr Tire vs. Memorial that were “T. S.” required to stand within the circle Battling Randolph knocked opt Young games behind the bat had 284 start monograms for their service* were: James Tiger Flowers in the fourth round. error, though he Baptist; G. and J. Tire vs. George Blake. Irwin Boles. William Conner. Ar- this season. Toung Babe Ruth knocked out Indian- chances without nold Denimary. Harry Hawthorne. Arthur J. Mayer Company; Service Products 'fhe regulation says that each apolis Jackie Dugan in the second round. was charged with one passed ball. Kendall Stanfield Krueger. Albert New- Dugan substituted for Allan Watson. Company vs. Fairbanks-Morse. man. William Ruskau >. Maurice Sfcleba, player shall stand with booth ltov Rogers defeated Kid Walker by His 61 assists meant almost one per Fred Schiegel. Bernard Schmitz. Edwin Tomlinson. Fox Thompson. Donald Trim- feet ON inside his half of tho technical k. o. in tho third round. _ or Jack Purvis had the better of Matt game. ble. Robert Wadlon Archie Brown. Gordon circumference. This means that Herman in four rounds. Phil Todt, first baseman of the Esarev Esarey. Fred Freiie George John- Olympic A. C. staged the UNABLE TO RESUME JOB son. Walter Johnson. Robert Shadoan, each foot is in legal position if The Boston Red Sox, had 1,755 putouts William Taggart and Charles Truemper. a The men on the team receiving any part of it touches the are. show and it was well received. and 126 assists in 154 games, total ‘S.” buttons secondwere: Gail Alger, Washington Hughey Jennings Recuperating but “A. T. Nei-her foot, however, should Steve Harter of the of 1,881 chances accepted. Ha had Francis Cnllivan George Froers. Lee Har- promote next per. Therein Kilander. George McHugh. touch the diameter line. A. C. will the local part in 144 double plays and two Will Not Be With Giants. Vinson Merkle. Clavton Rice Lernv Sacks. long fistic offeringat Tomlinson Hall next triple plays. Ru United Press James Trenton and Charles Wenrtck. This makes it easier for the Freshmen awarded “A. T. H." buttons Monday The card will consist Stars big night. Ivainm — —— ——— 30.—Hughey wore: Clark Andrews. Norris Crouch, boys with feet. And it / NEW YORK. Nov. Chicago Robert Geddes Charles Grogan. Charles of pedal ex- of four ten-round bouts. In the main Willie Kamm of the i 1 Jennings, colorful coach of the New Hall, James nonmon, pifsinf: the size the Despite its rather unexpected Ernest Hamilton. event .Timmy Mahoney, Chicago, will White Sox recorded a fielding aver- Giants, Willard Knight. Robert Loser. Frank tremities of some of the tall early season defeat by Stanford, York who was stricken last Loser. Haul Parker. Kenneth Havre Mar- battle Sekyra, anew pug in the age of .978, very high for third base- year, recuperating will un- ion Reynolds. Janies Salladav. WtlMant centers. 13 to 12, Southern California is but be Thurgood. Hettwrt colony. Mahoney, in a previ- men. Falk, left fielder of the —LOOKING ’EM OVER— Thomas John Vtii;--'. local Bib has one of the outstanding able to resume his job next season, Joseph Wilson. William Woods and Nor- Air Pressure ous here, easily defeated White Sox, made but three errors in man Worth. appearance Iley, Shorty! Who's Pitcliing? teams not only *>t the West, but Manager John McGraw said. Roger • games, according to the official An air pressure of thirteen George Mulholland.
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