OCT. 1U22 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES U, Action of Team Owners and Landis Gives Called Game Receipts to Charity TWO COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF WATCH WARFARE NICE WEATHER MEETS KINNEY By United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Partly BADLY PITCHED GOPHER ELEVEN FANS RAVE AND cloudy, with but bits of sunshine that bade fair to burn the skies clear by game time, was the weather for the third game of the BALL IS JINK POINTS TOWARD, today. world’s series The weather forecast for today sow- £ w % Bp c read: “Somewhatcooler, with moderate FOR BOBSHAWKEY INDIANA BATTLE MAKESBECISION winds promised for this afternoon.’’ Hurled Wonderful - Game After Coach Spaulding Drills on Ruling fs Unprecedented in % Bad Start—Meusel’s Homer Open Play—Minnesota Annals of Baseball—$120,- Was Shabby. Meets N. D. Saturday. 554 to Be Distributed. HUGGINS By BILLY LAMENTS EVANS and NEA TEN SATURDAY SECOND CAME FIGURES Sports Writer. BIG Paid attendance—37,o2o. . New York, Oct. Receipts—sl2o,ss4; record. LUCK IN LOSING game James Miilikin at Purdue. anew 6. —The story of the second of I)e Pauw at Indiana. the can be written around North Dakota at Minnesota. By United Ifetc s one badly pitched ball. The badly Knox at lowa. NEW YORK. Oct. 6.—The entire pitched ball was turned into a rather Jjgj^ Wesleyan at Ohio State. BREAKS OF GAMES lluky Polo home It proceeds of Thursday’s world series Grounds . Carleton at Wisconsin. gave the Giants a three-run lead, as Case at Michigan. - • frame, amounting to $120,554, will be - Says Umpires Did Right When two were on at the time. It was a ' j Georgia at . turned over to charity, physical not mental error on the part Landis declared in a statement sev- Beloit at Northwestern. They Called Second Con- of Bob Shawkey. That one mistake % Illinois—Open date. eral hours after the game. in Tenth. keeps Bob Shawkey from having his This decision was reached at a test name enrolled In the hero list. l By Times Special meeting with representatives of the Minn., the boss United States Army and the boss of baseball watching the first game of the world's Emil Meusel of the Giants is noto- MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 6. Giants and Yankee clubs called be- Here’s of the By MILLER J. HUGGINS. series from a box at the Polo Grounds. Gen. John J. Pershing at left. At right is , riously weak on a low curve on the Minnesota’s football squad under the cause of a demonstration by fans . outside. proved baseball commissioner, and Mrs. Landis. The judge was booed and hissed by the angry mob after the second Joe Bush that in the ! tutelage of Coach Spaulding, is work- against the action of Umpire Hilde- Copyright, 10ft, by United Press opening game of the game of the series was called on account of darkness. series. It was' brand in ending the game in the tenth NEW YORK Oct. 6.—When you get figured Shawkey, with his fast-break- j ing as it never worked before for the inning with the score 3 to 3. nineteen innings of perfect defensive ing curve, would be equally success- opening of the Big Ten season with “Wounded war veterans and char- ST. LOUIS TEAM HERE play and sixteen cyphers from your ful against the Giants' heavy hitter.: Indian at Indianapolis, Oct. 14. The ities of New York City" will be given In two games It can be said .Meusel came to the bat in the first : Gophers will meet the University of the money, it was stated. The sug- Playing Indians to Meet Card Ilookies Satur- Here and There that you are going at a real world 'inning with Groh on second and North Dakota here Saturday. gestion that the receipts be devoted series speed. ' Frisch on first, as the result of two Scrimmage and a of day at Wasliington Park. and rehearsal the to this purpose met with the sym- The Yankees have done that | clean hits. Two of the first three Indiana plays will be started next the Field exception Covington in Sportland pitched pathy of Col. Jake Ruppert, Yankee With the of yet we haven't won a game simply be- ; balls to Meusel were sharp- W'eek and Spaulding, the Gophers’ new delegate at the meeting and was ac- cause we have been out-lucked and breaking curves, low and on out- BOBBIE BRIDGES and Krueger the Indiana Une-up will the mentor, expects to keep his men hardfl cepted protest by Charles A. all the breaks. side. He looked rather foolish on without be intact Saturday for the exhibition have lost | Indianapolis' welterweight favorite, at it unti lthe day they leave for Hoo" for Giants. With Eddie Ash By Dick Anderson One slip In the ninth Inning pre- : both of them, swinging wildly and btoneham the game the Louis Cardinal Bobbie Bridges, will appear in one sierland. with St. vented the Yankees from winning yes- missing. With the count two balls rookies at Washington Park. of the four ten-round bouts at Tom- Martlneau and Pederson are the Well, always have said um- action of the crowd at Polo terday. If Shawkey had sacrificed and two strikes, Shawkey’s next pitch fans Dixon will do the catching and linson Hall tonight on the fisticuff two outstanding figures in the new wear smoked glasses. Grounds Thursday, in Insulting ; after Scott’s single In the ninth we • undoubtedly was Intended to boa low- Tied, 3 to pires Petty, or pitching. ! program, being staged under the aus- Score 3 Weaver Cavet the THECommissioner Landis is a! would have had the winning run on | breaking curve. Instead of breaking Brown, Sicking, Schreiber, Baird, outside, pitch pices of the I. O. O. F. Band. Bridges At any rate, the crowd saw plenty stain on baseball. After the Witt’s single and there would have low and the was a INDIANA-DE PAUW Brown, Rehg and Purcell will be | curve high and will tangle with Battling Kinney, Ohio Giants in ten innings. game was called at the end been no scene after the game. ball that was letter of baseball those Whaley, sold by Bay slightly welterweight. Impatient to see what Coach Pat AB. R. H. O. A. E. present. Bill the tenth Inning the pent- There was no question In my mind Inside. It was the style liked Bancroft, es. 5 0 1 1 0 1 City Louis Browns, jof by on new eleven will to the St. will fiU lup wrath of the fans descended on the of the umpires call- j best Meusel. He took a healthy cut Other ten-round affairs the card Herron's Indiana Groh. 3b 4 1 1 1 3 0 Ambitious second basemen wlio that decision stepping * one of the outfield posts. at the ball, into it with are: Babe Asher and Pekin Kid Her- do under fire, a number of Indian- Frisch, 2b 4 1 3 1 4 hope to emulate Frank Frisch will ing the game favored the Giants more 1 K. Meusel. If ... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Cardinal manager vigor and pulling it into left man in the main go, Jimmy Dalton apolis alumni of Indiana Univer- 0 take lessons in diving for than the Yanks, because I believe we the field Young. rs 3 0 1 1 O have to will play young play ancl K. Circus and Tony Ross and sity will see the Kelly, lb 4 O 0 15 O 0 their direct the of his would have won In the eleventh in- bleachers. , brother of O. DePauw-Crimson Stengel, 1 0 1 0 0 0 fundamentals. ers a the slugger, hacked up against Tommy game at Bloomington es here. He has collection of tal- ning. Giants’ McDuff. The first bout will football Sat- Cunningham, cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 ented major league tryouts on the the left-field bleachers, ready to make start at 8:15 p. m. urday. Several old grads will at- King, cf 0 O O 0 O 0 The umpires must have heen The Y'ankees are finding themselves 1 O O O 0 0 barnstorming trip, including Bottom the catch. The drive, however, had tend the "pep” session tonight and Jlarl Smith hungry. and are beginning to hit again. It Bnyder, e 4 0 1 A 1 0 ley*. Blades, Stewart and others who just enough carry to clear the bar- a group of fan-laden cars will as- Barnes, p 3 0 0 0 3 0 was not, the Is only natural that they should be Undoubtedly wanted 3. got In a number of big leaguo games rier and land Into the front row of him to bunt. he semble on the Meridian St. side of When Judge Landis agreed to be- under some strain and It has affected to hit, because he that he Totals 38 3 8 30 12 1 near the close of the National sched | the bleachers. Bob Meusel could have showed the Federal building Saturday at come he their hatting. was plainly peeved. However, the Earl Smith batted for Cunningham in the ule. easily made the catch on the ordi- 11:15 for a "football caravan.” The ninth. wasn't aware of all the angles of the After the first inning yesterday Bob manager's judgment prevailed. Shaw- Yankee* On Sunday the Indians will tangle nary playing field. Indianapolis alumni will occupy a game. He didn't sign up for mob Shawkey pitched a superb game. key bunted to the , but there AB. R. H. O. A. E with Taylor's A. B. C.s at Washing Pitched Wonderful Ball reserved section at the game. 0 scenes. is no gamer or more steady was too power the effort, as Witt, cf 5 0 1 1 1 ton park the a three-game There a much In. Dugan, 3b 5 1 2 3 0 0 In first of pitcher In than Shawkey. It After such wonderful start Shaw- was the A.s are In fine shape to baseball Scott forced at second. If Ruth, rs 4 1 1 5 0 A bombproof box grand- series. The key pitched a most courageous game Pipp. lb 4 0 1 11 0 0 atop of the was a break that prevented him from play had been successful the Yanks Gopher They ; meet the leaguers and fans are anx richly a tie. machine. have reeled R. Meusel, If 4 0 1 1 0 0 stand would have been the proper potting a ar.d deserved Had he won in nine Innings, as twenty-yard gains they are capable oinposure ANDERSON, shut-out. would have off fifteen and fohang. c 4 O 0 6 O 0 Thursday. | ious to see what of and his been able to sacrifice successfully he the first pitch. 1 1 4 5 0 place for the commissioner ■ Witt singled to left on against the scrubs consistently. Mac- Ward. 2b 4 | doing against American Association censure of the treatment was mild. would have been the winner. E. Scott, s* 4 O 1 0 3 0 returned Greery, at full, not O pitching. He showed himself to be a good sport does seem to have Shawkey, p .... 4 0 0 2 0 boys | INTERSECTIONAL GAMES After the second inning Shawkey was The Meusel were there and much bigger than the gang of the drive and punch that is usual j invincible, only two safe hits being THRILLS AT FRANKFORT Totals 38 3 8 38 tl 0 with bells on. Emil was a hero on teams foul-mouthed tinhorn sports that Contests Are to Be Played off with full backs Minnesota Giants ...... o—3 Six Good made his delivery. He improved 500 000 000 FERNDALES PLAY FORT judge and fils Oppose of the past. Yankees 00 100 010 o—30—3 for the Giants with his 3-run booed and hissed the Saturday. as the game advanced, only twenty- Harry Weaver to Wannouth wife as he left the field. Eklund and Schjoll seem to he fix- Summary hotner and Bob tied up the game one batters facing him the last seven in Baseball Game Sunday. Two-base hit—Dugan, Ruth, R. Meusel. West Side Grid Team Shifts Line-up By United Press tures at the ends, with Cox and Mac- Meusel, in the eighth with a . the owners Innings. His curve ball broke beau- Special Home runs—E. Ward. Stolen base for Sunday Contest. action of of the NEW YORK. Oct. 6.—Six good in By Times Donald at the tackle positions and •—Frisch. Double play—Scott* to Ward to two New York clubs In donating will brighten up tifully for him and he was stronger Left bases—Yankees. 8: Giants. tersectional games FRANKFORT, Ind.. Oct. 6.—Base- Abrahamson and Larkin at guards. Pipp. on judge is Ferndale followers will have it finish The 5. Bases on balis—Off Shawkey, 2: off J. A an autocrat in a court- football THEthe receipts of the called game football schedule, the first tlie than Barnes. other cen- tomorrow's city are on toes Captain Aas, a veteran, will be at out—By 4 break of the game, impor- ball fans in this their Bames, 2. Struck Shawkey. room, hut on the ball field he's an j an opportunity to see the remainder ! Thursday to charity eliminates any the new season. | second In (Kelly. Cunningham: J. Bames, Smith): by real week of waiting with expectancy for the big ter. individual only. possible for a taint of crooked- north tance to Meusel's , also had I J. Bames. 6 (Schang, Ward 2. Shawkey, ! cf the Ferndale squad in action Sun- ■ chance Three southern teams come Sunday Crawfords- Scrimmage indicates that the Dugan). Wild pitches—Shawkey. 2. | Shawkey playing a leading role, this contest between Witt. when : ness. engage three of the eastern leaders. Gopher year rely Empires—Hildebrand (American (. umpire in day afternoon at field, to team. Crawfords- team this will to a Where’s all that Yankee pitching Ferndale The much displeasure, time as batsman rather than pitcher. ville and the local chief, at plate: McCormick (National I, first tlio the Army action drew North Carolina meets Y’ale at New out three in the great extent on an aerial offensive, in west aiders meet team ! The Yanks, by courageous batting, ville has won two of base: Owens (American), second base: Kleni superiority? Even old Jess Barnes j but It seems to have been on the Haven; Virginia plays Princeton at sharp contrast to ‘.National). Time—2:4l. Shawkey. from Ft. Harrison. Captain Welsh i managed up series so far. the “Minnesota third base. stood toe to toe with square. Princeton, and the University the had to tie the three-run | announces he will start Joe Hopkins of Harry Weaver, Indianapolis shift” and other old-style methods in at lead they had spotted the Giants. In Amer- | ends, South opposes Pennsylvania Phila- Asociatlon pitcher, will be on the vogue under the regime of Coach Wili supporters stopped and Secrest at Ivlmmick and inning ican * Giant kick- delphia. j the first Bancroft's wild heave | Kipp at tackles. Wolheister and Craig by mound for Frankfort, with Hick John- llams. ing over the sudden ending of the BRIDGES IS WINNER University of Kansas, ono of ion Dugan's grounder, followed ! guard, Sapp at quarter. Bennett The son receiving. will twirl at Valley 1 I’.pp's hit, resulted in a run. In the Warmouth HOT fracas after they had taken a sec- : at full, the leaders of the Missouri SHOTS and Wolf at half and Coleman Ha-s Shade on Thomas at Anderson In fourth a terrific over the left for Crawfordsvllle. He was with Little Grays at Mooresville more In the Conference, Journeys to the plains of drive ond thought. It means one i Brady will hold down center. Fast Scrap. field fence by Ward added another. Rock this year and was sold to Wash- The Maywood Grays defeated the junior West Point to meet Uncle Sam's day of rest for Artie Nehf. 1 second round of the Ferndale Doubles by ington. In the last game of the Apollos last Sunday and will play at Big Ten Times Special cadets, the midshipmen at Anna- Ruth and Meusel In the From 150-pound for the Smith, By and season this Sunday. players I tournament intersection.')! com- jt ighth inning evened the count. Now he defeated the New York Mooresville All & the 8 a polis will have an Frisch in a world series, 1 lussler Sturm cup. Southeast- ANDERSON. Ind.. Oct. —ln fast foi the second big thrill of the day. at Washington. Roberts will are requested to be at the pootroom Frankie bat Western Reserve from Yankees Camps ways stay Riverside Tri- bout here night Bobbie with Ohio. largest games Grid but his baseball erns will tackle the ten-round last j West big ; With one down, Scott hit safely. catch his shoots. The crowd tonight at 8. For address Wil- angles, winners last Sunday. The Bridges of Indianapolis slight In the Middle the inter- or with him. He runs with his cap in had a j ! Shawkey to the plate and of the season is expected to witness liam Burk, 1342 Reisner St., call Toledo, sectional game will be played between started Perhaps afraid of ' junior game starts at 1 o'clock and shade over Melvin Thomas of : was called back. Huggins ordered the battle. Belmont 0442. Indiana his hand. he's runn- Dame and St. Louis University. it. : the Ferndale-Army contest at 2:30. Ohio. The men are welterweights. A ! I Notre Practice was behind closed gates ing out from under Erehart (Indiana) will referee big lead gained in the early rounds j today as the plays to be used against i Archie the Ferndaie-Army game. gave the Indianapolis boxer an edge. It ! Saturday were tried out. Army Four Wins | BENTON DOWNS ORIOLES He Pauw was the main bout of the American '• veterans were on polo of Columbus, Three still the hos- The Army team Legion boxing at Crystal pital show the Rube In Great Form And Saints Take list. Ohio, defeated the Indianapolis Polo BUTLER AFTER REVENGE Theater. Purdue Club Thursday at the Speedway Field, A sleep punch delivered by Califor- Second at Baltimore. game Would Out Chi- Light scrimmage was on the pro- 9 to 5 in the second of the fall Page's Eleven Wipe nia Cans of Indianapolis, In the By United .Vetca Joe BALTIMORE, gram today. End candidates were tournament. The Dayton teams will cago “Y” Defeat of Last Year. third round of a scheduled eight-round Oct. 6.-—'The St. Paul not be here until next week. The ! Association champions drilled in receiving forward passes. Butler will be after revenge for last 1 bout, put Melvin Scotty of Muncie in American lowa Army four has won two contests. On j dreamland. | trimmed the Baltimore International an game season's defeat when it stacks up a score Saturday at 3 p. m. exhibition 1 Fuller fought Don Legg a | league pennant winners by has up prac- played between ! against the Chicago "Y” College grid John tie the “little Hot weather slowed will be the Ohio Club In six rounds. Both are Anderson of 2 to 1 Thursday, tieing tice considerably and the team is team on Irwin Field Saturday at 2:30 and a picked local outfit. boxers and they weighed pounds. world serios” at ono gaino-all. slow getting in shape. Signal drill p. m. year the Windy City team 150 the loss of in Last Billy 104 pounds, met Kid Although handicapped by and punting work day's won Page's eleven, 14 to 7. The I Trout. featured the to Logansport from Lewis, 117 pounds, In six rounds and Hendryx, who wu injured Wednesday, Tech same team is back at the Chicago in- work out. it was a good the Saints rallied brilliantly behind Chicago A large number of Tech students a hard battle Is prom- draw. stitution and Benton. He allowed only 3 will accompany the team Saturday to Pitcher team ised. hits. played its mound ace, The heavy Georgia with Its Ixigansport for the second game of Baltimore arrived today tomor- MANUAL AT IRWIN FIELD Groves, in the box. but timely fast backs for the east side school’s schedule. Coach “Lefty” on Stagg hitting beat him. Bruns Haas made row’s clash field. The Kingsolver’s eleven Is in good shape BOOST JOE HAUSER line-up for First at Home Game With Wabash a divir.g catch for the feature. Maroon the game was with the exception of a few minor in- some what a still of mystery. Hot juries. Stuffy Mclnnis, who must bo num- High School Today. weather held practice has up and bered among the great first basemen Manual and Wabash High Schools CUBS SWAMP SOX the outlook for tomorrow was con- of the major leagues, is nearing the were to tangle In the mud today at tinued heat which presaged a slow end of his major league career. Irwin at 3 p. m. In the first POOR GEORGES! Park, field home Nationals Come Biuk and Even Chi- game. Mclnnis started at Shibe Phil- game of the season. The South Side Northwestern On the cago City’ Series. adelphia, under . institution was the favorite to cop The was today same field, and in the same position. By United Xetrs Purple all set for according to comparative score CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—The Cubs clawed its initial clash tomorrow -with Beloit. Is another youth who threatens to be- dope. method of three White Sox pitchers for fourteen Reports fromo the Wisconsin camp come as good as Mclnnis. hits and ten runs here Thursday, win- indicate the team that will meet Hauser Is a good fielder. He is not Sunday Football Games ning the second game of the Chicago Northwestern tomorrow will be badly as good as Sisler or Blue or Judge, Kokomo American Legion vs. city series. 10 to 3. Ernie Osborne, crippled by injuries. Quarter R. Me- but he is still a better fielder than a Mun- cie Offers More at Kokomo. the Georgia hurlor, went the full Aulift'e and End Wheeler are out few others in his own league, and bet- both route the Cubs, allowing the Sox of the game. ter than the bulk of Jonesboro vs. Wabash A. A. at for nine hits, only two of which first sackers. Wabash. scattered Ohio State Tigers vs. wore for more one base. The youngster one of the leading Alexandria Frankfort at than is game, The greatest blow to Ohio’s cham- hitters of the league and, Mc- Alexandria. Mulligan, hero of the first pionship hopes unlike In the was contained in the lnnis, he Is a free hitter who is Ferndales vs. Ft. Harrison at Indi- made two errors seventh that Workman, land four runs. announcement that Noel liable to drive the ball to any field. anapolis. helped the Cubs first string quarter, was declared in- He has nerve intelligence. He eligible. and Athletic authorities stated Is 23 years old. that Workman played one year of I The Ford Runabout—the Salesman’s football at West Virginia in 1917 and _ant then two at Ohio State, which bars Quality EEMP y JBrm greatest economizer of time and money, him from further conference football. Price Talks! Wins! 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