PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES -JUNE 14, 1932 INDIANS DRUB MILLERS AND AWAIT K. C. BLUES’ INVASION Tribe Regains Second Small Field Starts Place in Flag Chase Hoosier Open Action

Wingard Blanks League Leaders, 13-0, and Allows Only Neal Mclntyre Defends Laurels in 72-Hole Test at Terre One Hit; First Seven Home Pastimers Obtain Haute; Bill Heinlein Tops Star Field of Amateur Safeties; Twin Bill Carded Wednesday. Linkesmen Entered. BY EDDIE ASH BY DICK MILLER Times Times Sport* Editor Staff Oorressondent Back In second place as a result of shellacking the league-leading TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 14.—Russell Stonehouse, Indianapolis pro, parade Millers Monday night, 13 to 0, after Columbus had taken a drubbing at Riverside led the at thc nine-hole mark of the Indiana the hands of the Kansas City Blues in the afternoon, the Indians took open tournament this morning with a 35. after more than half the time out today and enjoyed a vacation. field had passed the mark. Neal Mclntyre, defending champion, had The home boys have a big assignment before them beginning trouble with his putter and required a 37. Wednesday. Seven are Cowfeoy tilts scheduled with the Blues and the TERRE June long series will open a double-header HAUTE, Ind., 14.—With the smallest starting field of with Wednesday at 1:30. Games of several recent tournaments, the for Thursday and Friday will be played at night, Saturday fray battle the seventeenth annual Indiana the in the P. G. A. championship got today afternoon and on Sunday there be twin links under way over the tricky Terre next will another bill to end Haute Country the series. twin Wednesday Club course. K. C. The attraction will be free to boys Seventy-two play under sixteen. holes of medal will determine the 1932 Hoosier links ruler, thirty-six and same on The Blues have tough and in six today the number Wednesday. been for the Tribesmen games Neal Mclntyre Indianapolis, captured the between the clubs this season honors been of Highland, who honors the have divided. The pastimers in 1931 at a with under with rash base Speedway after three-day fifty-four hole playoff Ralph the wing of Eddie Zwilling broke out Monday a of Stonehouse of Pleasant is in the hits and slaughtered the 19 to 10. Run, field. Columbus Red Birds, Only four of the seven defending champions in the Ernie Wingard dazzled Ownie started title quest today. In addition to Mclntyre, is seeking his Bush’s league pace setters under the who fourth Indiana crown, Johnny Watson of South Bend, Wally Nelson of Bloomington, lights Monday and up only one and gave Johnny Simpson of Terre Haute are the only other former titleholders Three Stars hit, a single by Eddie Sicking in the in action. fifth inning. The lanky Tribe Simpson, amateur and fanned the only ever to win the open crown, holds the southpaw walked three record for links over which the three. Ernie given course the open is being played. Field in was faultless 1 Nelson sev- Top j support and in six of nine - AUGHTi BAUD'IN H Ervin of Culver, for the MADE A HOLt IN AGEt f iC AYIPRESS’X'T eral secretary of the ONeTaT '''l - years Indiana stanzas the Millers were retired in * .AGE, OP 13 'DISTANCE- 242 YARDS. OP 14 LUCKY ACCIDENT P. G. A., and champion in 1924, also order. was missing Roby Raees Eight in Twelve y CHAMPION THREE from the field Monday Major Clubs MADE THREE" SINCE- '\ INDIANA'OPEN night, as was Chester Nelson of Ft. The Indians were in top batting T ‘ scorls,N!c:>PEN4WmHeß Wayne, winner in 1925, who did not By 7 imr S Special Mfs,w - pounded compete last year. CHICAGO, June 14.—Three stars form and out seventeen Cut Down to of the 1932 auto speed campaign will | hits, including triples by Taitt, Mc- Paulsen Not Entered renew their struggle for the dia- Ne'alNev a 1 Mclri-Mcln- then at j Cann and Rosenberg and doubles by 1 l Evans, then at j Quite a surprise was rendered mond-studded belt annually award- • tyre, Highland tW*. ' of • Wayne, McCann and ¥ thcthe Ppinnaclelnnacle ot . when Guy Paulsen of Ft. 23 ed by the A. A. A. to its champion ; Wingard. The Monday > l/f wF Tl* Players triumph men of McCann Bruins Golff and CoCoun- his game. Many winner of the toga in 1928, failed to driver, at Roby dirt track here gave the sruins “ MayMayssJ try Club pro, Tigersligers Obtain' enter, was up in the front Z" oi Guy Sunday. an even break in the four-game ??i l f J features of will seek hi s ranks of the open at To- By United Pre*x Fred California ace and series and also marked the eighth Evans’ game national Frame, fourth state ledo last year until the last round, NEW June winner of Indianapolis 500-mile victory of the year Minneapolis were copieded by* YORK, 14.—The prun- the over Get open golf cham- and is one of the thirty-two who knife expected grind, looms in twelve battles. Get Berger Maclntyre. Webb in DeaDeal ing was to lop off as the favorite, but pionship at s„p of qualified automatically this major league Howdy Wilcox, the Indianapolis The Tribesmen jumped on Pea At the age year. many players today as Terre Haute 14, Mclntyre Several leading amateur players : managers pared down squads youngster who was only a few sec- Ridge Day at the outset and By their Time*Time* Special . onds behind in knocked him out t Country Club, caught hisright By Time* Special of the state, in addition to Simp- jto the new twenty-three-player Frame the 500, and of the box before BOSTON,BOSTON, June 14.—Following a starting today. Bob Carey, another youth he could retire a man. Seven con- hand inin a hay BOSTON, June 14.—Boston’s ReRed son, are featured among them. Bill I limit, effective Wednesday. Hoosier ;ek He won last WMm New York from Anderson who has been clean- secutive hits were poled and two week of conference between William fjlfj press and broke Sox made their third importaiimportant Heinlein, state amateur champion; Giants lost no time in year after® a /W# ing up on the dirt tracks since the of the home athletes, Goldman and Veeck, president of the the little,1 finger, John McGuire, captain of the In- reducing to the required quota Mon- eck> Chicago - - {rade a sending fifty ! r trade in week MondayMonday,’ sendlr day by Decoration day are figured Purdy, twice in ; fofourfholehol J /s?[ ggf and crippfeTitcrippled it dianapolis public links team; Billy announcing the optional re- classic, batted the same Cubs,tbs, and Judge Emil Fuchs, own- playoff hard-hitting outfieldeoutfielder, to give Frame a real round. Seven runs were rushed with A so that hehe can’t Earl Webb, Reed Jr., who won The Indianapolis lease of pitcher Roy Parmalee to battle. er Boston Ralph Stone- -JlB Indianapolis Frame is leading Wilcox by 140 across the plate ia the initial ses- of the Braves, baseball grip tightlywith to Detroit in exchange for DaDale Times school boy tournament last and Eddie Marshall, points in the A. A. A. sion and the crowd of expertsperts believe the National League house of Pleas- vjwfjgjßP' that hand. But huskv andar week; Phil Talbott of Bloomington, second baseman, to Montreal. The standing. 8,061 forgot ant Alexander, husky flrst-sacker, Sunday’s race here are cooking up Run, with that has aided runner up for the state amateur Yankees came down to the limit 100-mile is worth about the threatening weather and rivals;ls are Cdoklhs a big deal. & jB. . RoyRoy Johnson, a fly-chaser. No caManager Bush of the Millers was passed him in batting during his holes champion- does not grip tight with his right league doubles record last year and the of Bruce Cald- by ship play. batting a tion eighteen-hole championship at will be featured two-man cars. banished early by Umpire Snyder present slump, is the object of the hand, Neal says. At the age of 13, led the Red Sox in with well, former Yale football star, and Mclntyre comes from jn on a .333 His batting and field- South Grove. infielder Fresco after a run-in over the subject of Bruins, who need a flychaser of Wheaton, Mclntyre made a hole one mark. Thompson are slat- 111., the home town of of 242 miserably this ed to go, but one raindrops, and the peppery pilot proved ability. Hornsby is "Harold hole yards. Since that time ing have slumped Amateurs Top Field no is certain of was known (Red) Grange, Don Wheaton and he has his batted .325 for the third Austermiller Golf Victor saved a lot of punishment as to like big Wally. In exchange, the added three more to year. Alexander man. Hoosiers other famous football stars. of ace shots during the Detroit last but lost his posi- Bill Wilkinson, one of the lead- The Giants need another the renewed the attack Braves want a first-class pitcher, of string year, pitcher later. When in high school, baseball he has been tion to rookie Harry Davis, a classy ing “simon pures” of Indianapolis; and might trade on a Ray Austermiller, with a gross 88 Three markers were blasted which the Cubs have several. twenty-eight year:- favorable off of Lefty Brillheart in the third The was Mac’s favorite pastime. He golf. He took his first pro fielder, this spring. Johnson is a William Kendall and Fritz two offer, and Brooklyn would snap over the difficult Speedway links, dopesters say it will be Pat Malone playing Cox, at inning caddied, and in 1907 and 1908 he job at (Wis.) Country Club but is batting only stellar amateur players a good first baseman, walked off with top honors in the and three more in the fifth. or Charley Root for big Berger. Beloit brilliant fielder, of Terre but none Time was called for about ten was personal caddy for Chick at the age of 18. .275. Haute, and Max Buell and Jim seems to be loose. third annual Indianapolis Times’ The employes golf tournament minutes in the second stanza, owing Stevenson, both of Indianapolis, trade winds could blow up a Sunday. to a light shower that nice flurry in the American Forty-eight linksmen took part in brought out round out a field of sterling ama- circuit, the Perry stadum cadets, all where the Yankees seem to be the eighteen-hole title decked Adobe Post Is teur iinksmen. the play. out in white. Canvas was Legion Extends contented outfit. Philadelphia needs Wendell < spread Schmeling Winds Up Hard Four Windy) Nave, by virtue over the but it was late entries enabled the pitching strength, and of a infield, hurriedly amateurs Washington 26-stroke handicap, took low taken up when the rain ceased. in to pass the pros in the could use a couple of good net laurels with 63. C. Choice Derby Diamond Time starting Twenty-six hitters, a Sidel won It was “ladies’ night” at the sta- field. simon while Cleveland has infield troubles- the Tullsen trophy high score Sharkey pmes were action for dium and 4,494 women ad- Work for Scrap listed for and took By shooter with a 158, and was followed vantage of the free gate. Paid at- United Press Closing date for entries in the twenty-five pros teed off this morn- closely by E. Baker with a 150. tendance was 3,567. CHICAGO. June 14.—With Bur- American Legion city junior base- ing. King, Kentucky BY STUART CAMERON I know the best man is going to > goo Derby and" ball tournament has been moved n n n Yankee Preakness United I think I am that Cup winner, out of the $50,000 Press Snorts Editor win, and man,” up to Wednesday night, it was an- The seventy-two players who participated American bow Max said. added Derby with a ed KINGSTON, N. Y., June 14.—Max nounced today by John Kelly, ath- in the pro-amateur tournament Monday tendon, Adobe Post, owned by Dick “I know I won’t foul Sharkey,” all pronounced course in great shape. 75 Linksmen to Battle for Schmeling reached the week-before- letic director. Last Saturday was to the of Chicago, today as said, I'm Low scores Indicated they were fair Morris loomed he “and not worried about have been the final filing date, but about Squad Sails one of the leading contenders in Sat- the-fight stage today and predicted him fouling me. I can take care of it. several teams were unable to have speculation urday’s mile and a quarter he will beat Jack Sharkey to retain myself. I’ve learned how to pro- Much is heard concerning By Pre*x race at their blanks filled out and Kelly ex- total United Berths on Public Links Team Washington Park. the world's heavyweight champion- tect myself than I two what will win the open title. Our better could the time. guess NEW YORK. June 14. Adobe ship. ago.” tended is 285, while many others think as Final Post wron a mile and years low contingent of the German forecast All teams entered in the Legion as 280 and many set on 283. American expe- seventy yards race Monday at The based his on Schmeling has completed his ar- Par for the course is 70, 35 out and the tennis Seventy-five city linksmen will 26. six low scorers will gain play are requested to have a repre- ditionary forces for 1932 will The Washington Park in 1:41, only a comparative showings made against duous training campaign, magnifi- same number in. All the greens, except sail for thc six team berths. sentative at a meeting to be held for England tonight aboard the battle places on thc In- fifth of a second slower than the Willie Stribling. cently bronzed, apparently in per- the ninth, which recently was resodded, Europa. In addition to playing for the six Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Em- are smooth and bear good bent turf. dianapolis public links team which track record. “I fought Stribling and stopped fect condition. Workouts this week Three members of berths on the city public links team, Roe store, 209 West Washington u n ts the United will compete in the national tour- him. Sharkey fought him when will be routine. The battle is carded States Davis cup Wilmer Al- the linksmen will battle for the street. All blanks must be turned The course record of 68 was held for team, Jack was much better than he is for June 20. several years by Francis X. nament at Louisville next month. championship of the Indianapolis PURDUE STEARS in before this meeting, at which Johnny Simpson, former lison, Shields and John _SIGNS_ now, and couldn’t do much with Schmeling planned a round of state amateur and open champion and lo- Van Ryn, will head for the Pairings for fifty-four-hole Public Links Association. Sixteen drawings will be made for the cal club member, but was equalled Monday Wimble- the LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 14. him. I am greatly improved golf this some in pro-amateur play don championships low scorers will qualify for match over morning and tennis, opening games, which will be played the by Herman Layer and for the in- elimination event were announced George Stears, former football the first fight I with Sharkey. passion, of Aurora. Layer grew up on the local cup play flight. had his latest in the afternoon. links, being greens keeper terzone Davis final tie. Monday. initial eighteen-hole in the title guard at an coach next Saturday, June 18. his father here The The pairings: Purdue, assistant for several years. Later Layer took a pro They will join the fourth mem- round will be played at South Grove last fall, has been signed again for Job at Robinison, 111., and then moved to ber of the B:lo—Jack Crawford iSG). William Reed Aurora. team, Ellsworth Vines, at on Saturday, with the second round fsS) Goodrich (PR), Ed Beeson next fall, completing the varsity n o Wimbledon. Vines, the national at Pleasant Run on June 25 and the coaching it was Monday Fight Results singles B:ls—Dave Mitchell (SG). John McGuire staff, announced Gomez, Grove 12th Wins, Two Terre Haute amateurs. Fritz Cox, champion, sailed two final eighteen at Riverside on June JRi. WUliam Heinlein (S). Robert Dale today. Bag No. 1 man on the Indiana university golf weeks ago. 8:20—-George Coach Noble Kizer has as his first AT TORONTO, Ontario—Emile (Spider) team, and Paul Temple, captured the pro- Loucks (SG). Pete Gilgrist Pladner, 117, France, defeated Willie Arthur Lockwood Jr. (PR). Earl Notre event Monday with a best bail IS 'fß'. ISS). assistant Mai Elward, former Davies. 118, Charleroi, Pa. (10): Pete Sans- amateuf CANZONERI FAVORITE Steinmetz Foxx score of 63, aided, however by their handi- By Retains Lead Over Ruth Norway, defeated Jimmie United Co'ttington (Rt. Dame star, with tol, 118, Thomas, Pres* B:25—A. Jr. Gbcxrge Glen Harmeson, cap Peterson (SO). Bums (SG), Tracy Guy (Red) 121, Pittsburgh (10i; Frenchv Berlanger, allowances on the holes where they (R). Maus Mackey, and Stears 117, Toronto, knocked out Mike Barrett, CHICAGO, June 14.—Tony Can- Baseball COX fell. They went out in 32 and back in 31. lineup. 114, (1). zoneri, lightweight completing the By Erie. Pa. Neal Mclntyre, playing with King champion, was a Esple United Press drove out a run Lee- 7 to 5 IP- M.—Clark (PR*. Robert Em- Earl Averill home AT EVANSVILLE, Ind.—Scotty Scotten, son of Eiwood. captured second place favorite today to defeat Harry AMERICAN ASSOCIATION hardt (&S>. Kenneth Hoy (SGI. Ed NEW YORK, June 14. The Babe with Urich for Cleveland in the eighth inning, Indianapolis featherweight, rallied in the a best ball score of 64. Lesson helped Neal Dublinsky, Chicago, in their ten- Won. Lost. Pet. I; closing rounds to defeat Billy Miller of Ft. „ Poliak (R). Bert Ruth-Jimmy Foxx and Dickey garnered just four shots. Minneapolis 36 22 .621 o?—Mike Street (S). home run race Bill two circuit Worth, Texas, in ten rounds. The big Indianapolis pro round non-title bout here Thurs- Er,va ,n H li oss ,SG >- George (PR). Garfield 31 21 .564 IT1 ? Dennv for New in the Rice, llghtweignt. declsioned and defending INDIANAPOLIS 1:10—Nelson Marks R. Charles Braugh- Indian shared honors in American League smashes York, sec- Evansville chamoion banged the ball day night. Notes Bruce Britt, Columbus s’? uU J,SJ- ' Villlanl Charles |PR>, James ond and sixth innings. Terre Haute, in eight rounds. around in great sub-par style. Hamblen (Ri. play Monday with the Lefty Gomez- u* n ’ I:ls—Harry Lefty Grove on the A’s mound, At Louisville—SteveKaplan of o Schornstein (PR). Carl Lefty Cincinnati Laver who had an RSST g l Walter Cam ohell (S). Vaughn GOLDMAN batted twice in Grove pitching race. All scored twelfth was knocked out by Bill Roederer, Louis- individual 68. was his in helped shots by King (SO) the under the games in the were victory fifteen ville middleweight, in the third of a sched- two D. M. Cooley of El- JONAHopening inning National League and uled wood and they took sixth place with a 66 (Ri. Edwin Dorsett starts, his eleventh in a row, ten-round bout. SG). D. gruder lights but there were three teams tied third J. Bowen (PR), Howard Henry Monday night and got two washed out. limiting places for (ob * . Detroit to four safeties fourth and fifth with best ball scores LEAGUE hits. He also found a spot in Babe out his twenty-first of 65 each. AMERICAN I:2s—Kenneth Stokes (PR). Bill safe blasted while the pounded W. L. Pet. Russell the run of Athletics Gold- SEEK MAT MATCHES The trio of teams were Lester Smith of W L. Pet.l 'R'-, Tonv Petrie is. Stanley (Ri. third. Others to get three blows home the season as his New and and 37 16 30 26 .536 (SG). stein Bridges for twelve. Eiwood C. Harrell of Bloomington, Results N York. ,698|Cleve I:3o—John Crawford Stuart Tom- 27 26 .510 iPRi, were Harry Rosenberg and Emmet York Yankees nosed out Cleveland, for Billy Reed Jr. and Mally Carlisle, ama- .. 32 .M2,St Louts linson Ed Shaunghnessv (SS). Opponents Sought Westergard Wash 33 * Coming from behind Chicago.. 19 33 .365 Lynch (R). Dot McCann- to score five teurs from Riverside (Indianapolist Phllaeiel 31 24 .56-ti Tom Angley was the lone 8 to 7. This blow enabled the Armory. and and 28 24 10 42 .193 runs in the seventh inning, the Chi- and West at Russell Stonehouse Don Humes the Detroit.. ,538i805t0n... Indian to go hitless, but he caught Bambino to remain just two homers Opponents Marion amateur. In the play-off. Smith I:3s—Richard Lehman (PR). George cago White Sox nosed out Boston’s were being sought to- and Harrell won a splendid game and nearly sent the behind Foxx, Athletics’ slugger, who day the third hole with a NATIONAL LEAGUE 'iR)’ ' Fr€d Johnson (R>. Eldard Red Sox, 7 to 6. Boston the for Charlie Westergard, Chi- par three. The other two pairs did not Count W. Pet. Cortrecht 1 ball over wall drove took play and W L Pet.! L. (> the twice, Ganzel out his twenty-third circuit farther because fourth fifth prize Louis 25 26 .490 ,cof elton ,R) - Bob Blessing lead in the first inning with four cago junior middleweight veteran, money was same. Chicago ’ 31 22 .585'St.. (PR). “J X up A’s the 24 25 Harold Cork (Ri, Max backing close for the towering as the crushed Detroit, 8 to 1. Stanley Chuck Garringer had Poston 30 34 .556 Nett York .490 li. Blackburn runs, and garnered two more in the and West, Texas light a heart-breaking 26 30 .464 drives. round, missing a short putt on the ninth pfttsbgh 34 24 isoo Philadel. 5~, C - Bennett (SSI. Elmer Fox In the New York-Cleveland game, fourth. Chicago heavyweight, for Friday mat ... 33 .431 # scoring night’s green for an Brklyn.. 27 28 ,491 Cincy 25 nUf 6 b |R| Henry St a started individual 6* and another Kesslck Jr Gib- Senor Gomez up short putt failed drop soi? iSG? - - When John Brillheart relieved Pea Ridge Lefty chalked his with two runs in the sixth frame. card at the armory. to on another hole. -I:s(t—H. L. Russell Stonehouse had an individual 72 Hardv (SS). R. C. Jones Hay in (he first inning he was greeted twelfth victory in thirteen starts. He winning Chicago favorites, Billy Reed Car Vandivier with The run came Two old Elmer Guthrie, an individual 73, and Johnny Games Today 'Ri. William Weber a 'single by Hale and Manager McCann allowed the Watson, Walter Murray and several other Indians twelve hits, the when Fothergill doubled, scoring Salt Lake City light heavyweight, pros ASSOCIATION I:ss—John Niblack'(R). J. D. followed a Ridge, had 72s and 735. AMERICAN McClure with double. Pea the same number yielded by Russell, Kress in Cowboy Ne- Play today will be (played (PR*. Alvin Cohnola iSSi. Kenneth Loucks the seventh. and Bobby Chick of eighteen holes in the Minneapolis at tNDIANAPOLIS • SG >. Arkansas hog caller, was silenced for the morning and eighteen holes in the Sunday). Pearson, Hudlin and Hildebrand of Washington at St. Louis was are to tangle after- in double-header Carpenter (Ri. Elmer night. Hogs hit anew low' again as the braska, in the two noon with the same program Wednesday. at , ?:00—Floyd Scha- Cleveland. played in a St. Paul Louisville. kel isSi. George Green (Ri. Bvron Get- Tribesmen combed the sphere. double-header Sunday. falls out of three feature. Kansas Cltv at Columbus. tings (Ri, a a a Milwaukee at Toledo. 3:2s—William MrFeelv (Ri, Russell Rader iSSi V. D Tucker (Ri. Ernie Wingard crossed up the AMERICAN LEAGUE 3:3o—Herman Olsen iSG'. J D. Draoer Miller defense in the third by ex- Major Fred Scott (SS). Robert O Haver and Leaders Washington at St. Louis. 1PR|. ploding a double to the left field News Gossip of Semi-Pro. Amateur Ball Clubs New York at Cleveland. (SGi—South Grove. Philadelphia at. wall. He usually hits the other LEADING Detroit. •R'—-Riverside. Hollywood A. C. desires games BATTERS at Chicago. IPRi—Pleasant Run. way. with fast led the batting attack with four hits in more. For games with Plainfield, write Boston (SS)—Sarah city and state teams. Address Norm five attempts. Mohawks _ Plaver—Club G AB R H Pet. Shank. St SS ft would like to hear or call H. A. Hessler, Plainfield. P. Waner, u lii B riM (Si —Speed Waeener. 1439 North Hamilton avenue, In- from a team for a game Pirates... 48 200 40 78 .390 LEAGUE wav. dianapolis. next Sunday. Hurst, Phillies 56 219 44 82 .375 NATIONAL „ Goldman ram* up a fast play on ! with Call Ha. 4382-W and ask for Chick Brady, Hornady Brooklyn (two games). Harris in the third and got the runner by manager. Milk Company nine lost a Foxx. Athletics 55 208 58 78 .375 St Louis at whisker. close battle Fayette 7 to 6. Lombardi. Reds 37 134 Chicago at Boston. a Sigafoos also played great bail The fast-going Bainbridge Canaries, un- with Sundav. 19 50 .373 York (two games* at second. Hale went without chance at Howard allowed but six hits, but ragged Hafey. Reds 37 142 24 51 .359 Pittsburgh at New Wingard a defeated this season, desire a game with Mars Hill is having trouble scheduling at Philadelphia (two games*. Baffles ’Em third. Rosenberg was prominent in the a games support cost him the game. Lefty Bell. Cincinnati middle strong club at Bainbridee next Sunday. with first-class opponents and Fayette hurler, was touched for pasture with six putouts. Write or phone Don Wells, manager, would like to games fourteen HOME RUNS SS ts SS C. book wltn strong state hits. Hornady Milk plays at Clermont Bainbridge, Ind. clubs. Mars Hill easily defeated Craw- next Sunday. Foxx, Athletics... 23 Simmons, 14 Yesterday MINNEAPOLIS Week-day at fordsville Grays. Athlet's Results double-headers the 13-1. Sundav. Strong Ruth. Yankees... 21 Gehrig. Yankees.. 13 AB R H PO A E clubs desiring games write Walters Drug Irvington Klein, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION „ , cf stadium will start at 1:30 and After losing the first two games of the Aces lost a hard-fought game Phillies... 15i garris. 3 0 0 2 0 0 Sun- season, the Indianapolis store. Mars Hill. Ind. to Sunday. Heavy . 4 10 1 Postoflice nine Belmonts hitting by R. RUNS lw- ikt- ... üblF 1 0 0 1 day BATTED IN 360-100 000— ?, •; 0 0 twin bills at 2. won Darner and 320 026 oox-1314 0 Mowrv. ls-cs 4 0 6 6 0 Until further four tilts in a row. A game is want- Enterekin of the Aces featured Athletics... Toledo' 0 will ed for next Sunday. For dates get in Indianapolis White the game. Aces will practice Wednesday Foxx. 84 3immons. Athlet's ss and Crouch; Lawson Smith ss 4 0 0 1 0 0 notice night tilts begin at 8:15. Sox won their first Ruth. Yankees... 61 Gehrig, Yankees. 52 Stiles. Kessenlch touch with Bill Whaley, 734 Congress ave- game of the season Saturday, 30 to 2. and Friday evenings at Ellenberger in Pytlak. Ganzel. rs 3 0 0 S 0 0 Single day games Hurst, Phillies... 58' Budweiser Hauser, lb will start at 3. nue, or call Ta. 5610. Batteries were Brady and The preparation for Sunday’s game the and 3 0 0 5 0 1 White Eader. with Flowers. 3b j 0 0 1 2 0 ana Sox. a newly organized aggregation league-leading O’Hara Sana. ' MALT City 502 Sicking. 2b 3 0 1 0 2 1 Rain fell in parts of the city Monday The Royalton (Ind.) team lost a close, kould like to schedule games with fast PITCHING Kansas is 5 McMullen, c game teams playing Tailoring .j 100 008 ?anZtn100—10 15 2 2 0 0 3 1 0 night before time and many fan's hard-fought battle to Traders Point, 6 Saturday afternoon ball. Leon lost a hard-fought 7-to-6 W L. Pet Columbus Day. p 0 0 remained to 4, seven innings. Belt held Call Ha. 4491-W and ask for Bob Forster, decision to the O'Hara Sang Sunday Thomas and CoUins; Hill. Miller, p 0 0 0 0 at home and missed the fire- the manager. at Gomez, Yankees 12 i .923 Carson. Brillheart, 3 0 0 0 1 0 works. The shower at the was Point nine to three hits and struck out Riverside in a Big Six League tilt. The Swetonic. Pirates and Rensa. stadium hitting 7 1 875 Blake t light and was of short duration. ten, and the Royaltcn infield played flashy of Seal and Hoffman featured the Betts. Braves 6 1 .857 0 a Clayton, All-Stars, oatting no played Totals 28 li 24 ~6 1 a a ball. Amo, Fillmore. Avon. Pitts- Indiana former Greencastle attack for the Tailors. Chuck Brown, Braves 5 1 .833 St Paul at Louisville: game; boro fast take notice for Negro Ali-Stars, Seal also in a fielding perform- Sunday. INDIANAPOLIS Harry' Matthews, Tribe coach, is back and other clubs defeated Terre Haute ance. turned fine Grove, Athletics 12 3 .800 In double header with Ihe Indians after a short sojourn Write Phil Ward, New Augusta, Athletics, 7 to 2. Sunday. The game was Allen, Yankees 4 1 .800 _ AB H A E with the |ames. by the pitching of Red Saunders, Goldman, R PO Terre Haute club. featured AMERICAN LEAGUE ss 4 33 2 3 0 ana who struck out nine and caught seven Indianapolis Cardinals defeated Purdv If 5 3 2 1 0 Kelly’s Sunday, Fair- 400 ?00 000— 6 8 4 Rosenberg, 0 All-Stars defeated the Ossman runners off first base. All-Stars play mount Glass 11-8, at Garfield Boston ...... 4 -2 3 6 0 0 The, Millers were in no position 6 road games TTie Cards 000 002 50x— 7 10 2 Sigafoos. cf nine, to 0, Sunday. Fourteen members and would like to book games collected eighteen hits. Fritz Chicago 2b 5 12 14 0 to pull on the of the defeated pine struck out by after July 3. Write Eugene Miles, 604 McKinney featured the Card hitting Riding Equipment and Connolly; A. Taitt. 5 1 2 tricks Hoosiers. Only were El- Durham. Moore. Kline rs 2 0 0 pitchers R. Milldr and Buck. The losers Maple avenue, Greencastle. mer Howard and Joe Hottopp formed the Smith, Gregory, Hole. 3b 3 l 1 0 0 0 four of the visitors reached and were winning battery. Faber and Grube. McCann, base held to two hits. The Cards will practice COMPLETE LINE lb 5 2 3 12 0 0 at Garfield Wednesday and Friday Angley. c 5 0 0 3 Flowers was the lone runner to of this SPORTING GOODS Philadelphia 001 010 042 S 13 1 0 0 The Tigers Plainfield Commercials downed Pitts- week. 000 000 010— 1 4 2 Wingard. and 4 0 I 0 4 0 reach third as Wingard uncorked Pflumville downed the Indi- on™. 3 to 2. Sunday in a pitchers’ battle. Detroit anapolis Blues, 10 to 9. in an exciting tilt Next Sunday. Commercials play at Pill- Grove and Cochrane; Goldstein and Totals ... 42 IS 27 his dazzling southpaw shots. Sunday. The contest went eleven innings. PURDUE HONORS WOODEN JACOBS Hayworth. 17 li ~0 Fielding and hitting of Gatenv base a a a and Minneapolis 000 000 000— 0 running and throwing of Rov Hickey fea- By United Press OUTDOOR SHOP All boys under 16, with or IH . 8 13 2 Indianapolis without Knot tured. The Tigers play the Forty-sixth New York 010 231 200— 703 030 OOx—l3 Hole JACK IN SLOW DRILL LAFAYETTE, 14. 15 N. PENN. Cleveland 010 010 311— 7 12 0 Gang buttons, will be admitted free Street Merchants next Sunday on the Ind, June Runs batted in—Rosenberg i5); Sigafoos Wednesday afternoon. Pflumville diamond at 2:30. Gomes and Dickey; Russell, Pearson, Hud- Taitt (3j. Hole. McCann. a a a John R. Wooden, Martinsville, Ind., and Goldman. Win- By United Press lln. Hildebrand Sewell. gard. Two-base hits—McCann. Wingard The International League, class AA Indianapolis Recorders defeated the Tip- Three-base hits—Taitt. McCann. Rosen- Mondav voted to ask the fans to pay the ton Tipton. 9 2. ORANGEBURG, N. three-time all-American floor guard Washington at St. Louis; game; play- berg. Stolen base—Sigafoos. government Oilers at to Bill Owens Y., June 14. no Left on amusement tax. voting to add the to nine in header Sunday. —lndianapolis. 7: Minneapolis bases the 10 of Recorders held the Oilers Jack Sharkey on Purdue basketball teams, was ed double 4. Bases per cent tax to the regular admis- scattered hits while Cage was touched for boxed five rounds in- on balls—Off Wir.gard. 3- off Brillheart sion price. The American Association mag- Wingard. seventeen blows. Williams. Taylor and doors Monday as the chief item of awarded the Big Ten mecal for AUTO NATIONAL LEAGUE 2. Struck out—Bv 3: bv nates have not announced a decision, but 3. Hits—Off Brill- giving deep Finch led the hitting for the Recorders rames postponed; heart. Dav, 5 in 0 inning are thought to the problem while training work. All rain. Ditched to five batfers in off Uncle agents will Kilgore was best for Tipton. Next combined proficiency in athletics 1 innings. flrstf: Brill- Santa begin collecting Sunday the Recorders will play at heart. 12 In 8 Losing pitcher— the fee on June 20. Bieaeherites es- Colum- Sharkey appeared slow against and scholarships, at the 58th annual Dav. Umpires—Snyder cape will bus. State teams address T. Baldein, 2320 LOANS putt?!)that and Clavton. Time the tax. but all other customers, in- Delicious —1:58. cluding free customers, will be required Shriver avenue, or phone Harrison 4505-M. Jca Sekyra, Dayton (O.) heavy- commencement exercises at Purdue nay to How Tribe Is Batting the fee. according to government rul- weight but met his sparring university today. Reduce Payments on Drink RUTH IS GOLF PREXY ing. Cloverdale Grevs downed the Spencer : part- Corn Parchies, 8 to 2. before a large crowd ners speedy Your Car and Get By at the Grevs’ park last Sunday. A circuit left-handed attack G AB H Arer. Times Special TOP FRAT with OPTION GOLFERS drive by Reb Russell with two mates on creditable counter rights in the SOX ROTHROCK Additional Cash Rrt.enber* : 146 56 .384 base and the pitching Sold in Bottles Everywhere TalU 33 136 49 .377 CLEVELAND, June 14.—Bsibe Guyton and McCreary, Ace Club of Williamson fea- closing By Special tured. The Greys will meet the Indian- minutes. Times Milliard 39 116 41 .373 Ruth, home run king, has golfers, led with a Prompt and Courteous Sigafooa 55 T’tt 73 .332 best ball score apolis Dady A. C.s at Cloverdale next Sun- He worked at top speed against CHICAGO, June 14.—Jack Roth- another title today. big Bam- seventy-five day. McCann 3* 1.39 4.5 .324 The of for the first eighteen Lou Flowers, tall Harlem Negro, rock, veteran outfielder obtained Hale 52 69 V(as Finance Cos. 215 .321 bino elected president of the holes of play interfratemity Mohawk the Forty-ninth scored close quarters. Boston Red Westchester # Goldman 55 216 63 .292 A. C. defeated and at Shar- from the Sox this 936 North Meridian Street 41 127 37 .281 newly organized American Left- golf tournament Street Merchants. 10 to 3, Sunday. Ander- Monument Bottling Purdy at Riverside. The son twirled brand bail key floored Charley Anderson, vet- spring, was released on option to Cos. Kiddle 29 86 23 .261 Handed Golfers’ a fine of for the LL 8419 1675 Ane'ey 39 128 33 .2.58 Association here final eighteen holes will be played Mohawks, allowing but four hits, while his eran heavyweight from Chicago, in Toronto of the International League Distributors—Riley Meiota 10 19 Monday. next Sunday. teammates found Campbell, opposing it cottPdxmaa, their one-round meeting. by the Chicago Whit* Sox Monday. • • Jot tan sale ties. P, Barakas ■4\‘Sfv ..N