First Time in Grid History By Eddie Ash Ohio State football team will be the homecoming #¦* Indianapolis Times Sports foe Oct 13 at Illinois university, Urbana. It willbe the McLarnin Has Been Fighting Since 1924 first time that the Buckeyes hare served in that capacity in meeting the Illini. Since 1919 Ohio and Illinois have INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1934 PAGE 8 the last Saturdaif Ross Took Up Pro Glove Sport in 1929 met on of the season.
two postponements, another effort will be made to After in stage the word’s welterweight championship fight IN DAYS wearer, and FACE FOUR GAMES TWO Barney Ross, crown INDIANS New York tonight between Jimmy McLarnin, the ex-chamjf challenger. McLarnin has been fighting since 1921 and has engaged in seventy bouts. He has scored eigr.teen kayos, won forty decisions, lost nine Tribe in Last WATER POLO FINISHES ITS BEST SEASON LOCALLY Welters Set matches and fought three draws. He was lx>rn in Ireland and is 27. Barney Ross, a Golden Gloves amateur product, entered Bargain Card for Delayed the pro ranks in 1929, after engaging in more than 150 amateur bouts. He has had fifty-six pro battles, with thir- Tonight teen knockouts, thirty decisions, three draws and two defeats of Long Race Tiff on points. He won the lightweight titlefrom Tony Canzoneri m June. 1933, and lifted the welter crown from McLarnin Slender Chance Hinges on Ross, McLarnin Keep in early this year. He is 24. for McLarnin took the welter title from Young Corbett of Double-Headers Today Trim Contest Twice California in March, 1933. Neither Jimmy nor Barney ever and Tomorrow. Halted by Rain. has been knocked out. Bv and Harry Witt you see vade the Tribe park tomorrow and last night to keep in conditions for about the fastest thing Ive ever who can and do go places. W’allace is two afternoon tils will be staged, the fight, which is scheduled for seen in a Rice uniform.” 2 o'clock. The Birds fifteen rounds at Madison Square u u u the first at a a a the eastern A. A. divi- Garden's Long Island bowl. is player in American League whom nobody knows, ex- are leading a the games ahead of Meanwhile odds on the fight were and very few persons know the other player. sion a ndare four THEREcept one sther plaver. The shifting rapidly toward the cham- No 1 is Herman Clifton, second string utility inflelder the local Redskins. Buckeyes Forgotten player battles, ending pion, who had been a 10-7 favorite with Forgotten player No. 2 is Heinie Schuble, first string utility will be here for five Detroit. Wednesday, after the until Thursday when the figures lnfieldcr. The Detroit reguiar infield has been intact since opening day which Tribe wil go to Louisville to pull down the dropped to 6-5 against McLarnin. and the subs have not had a chance to play. Just a couple of Tiger dug- curtain on the 1934 schedule, play- Now Ross is favored at 2-1. out kittens. The betting is 3 to 1 McLarnin b b n ing four games with the Colonels. u m n won't stop Ross and 3 to 1 Ross cars in every garage is small potatoes to Mickey Cochrane, chief Positions in Race won’t stop McLarnin. The wratlv’r of the pennant-bound Tigers. He owns three, has has "two coming The chances of to forecast is probably rain. If the TWO Athletics, the Hoosiers up." A year or so ago, when Mickey was with the and before land in the prennant fight is again postponed, it prob- market post-season he had recovered from financial losses brought about by the stock play-off the Minneapolis Mill- ably will not be held until next expenses. with Thursday. crash, he traded in his big car for a smaller job to cut down ers doubtless will hinge on the out- Last winter his luck changed and he was sold to Detroit and appointed come of the four games at the sta- manager, all of which meant more money. dium in two days, today and tomor- Mickev led the Brngals to first place and became the idol of Michi- row'. In the regular eight-club race East-West Polo gan. To date this year two Ford cars have been presented to him and the Millers are on top, Columbus is plans are now being made to give him a Lincoln. And after that it will second, Milwaukee third, Indian- be a Canillac, according to the info handed out in Detroit. apolis fourth and Louisville, in fifth Clash Postponed A car for e ery member of the family and a five-car garage! position, is one game back of the B B B BBS Redskins. is the Grimm has announced as the 1935 Chicago Minneapolis leading eight- Lineups Announced, but Charlie been club race five games his is reported that catcher by and one-half Cubs' pilot, retaining post, it Gabby; over Columbus in the runner-up WHILE "assistant manager" with the under- Match Is Rained Out. Hartnett has b?en wished on him as j spot, and the Millers are leading the always ready help handle the standing that Gabby is to be alert and to western division by seven and one- By United Prrtt the pilot of the Bruins. hat Hartnett will be next half games over Milwaukee. NEW YORK. Sept. B.—'The first given contract, was promised the berth on the On mm was not a 1935 but The Indians and the Mud Hens meeting of the West-East pony polo word of P. K. Wrigley owner of the team. It is now believed that Wrigley were held idle rain scheduled this on by yesterday and teams for afternoon, stepped in and retained Charlie when subordinate club directors were last night, and the six-game series was postponed today because of and releasing Charlie. the point of appointing Hartnett scheduled here was reduced to five rain. When the teams resume ac- B B U B B B games, with Toledo holding an edge tion, starting lineup will be: Connie Mark is easy with his ball players on club discipline, but that of 2 to 1 on the three contests that West—Eric Pedley, No. 1; Elmer were wasn't soft enough foi outfielder Ed Coleman, and Sd got the gate. Cleve completed. Boeske. No. 2; Cecil Smith, No. 3; Aidan 4. Rube land may give Ed a chance, if he promises to reform. Women Free This Roark. No. Williams Evening has rheumatism and can't play. B B B B B B The Tribe has a East—Mike No. 1; Jimmy Tiger only slender Phipps. The New York Yankees, chasing Detroit, have been predicting a chance of catching Columbus, but at Mills, No. 2; Winston Guest, No. 3; slump since midseason. Well, the Tigers last a double header yesterday, ihe same time the Indians also are BillyPost, No. 4. Tommy Hitchcock by tailend and what happened. The chesty Yanks were bowled over the in danger of being overtaken by is injured and can not play. McCarthy. White Sox. More insomnia for Marse Joe Louisville. The battle for position B B B B B B is filled with firew'orks and some Phil Wrintraub's autographed photo hung in a Broadway window lively action is promised in the bar- Two Chicago Golf when he was batting .400. The picture of smiling Phil may still be there, gain bills here this evening and to- but not the .400 batting average. The pitchers got wise and Weintraub morrow 7 . is out of the Giants’ lineup. Women will be admitted free'at The all-Indianapolis first team, top, left to right, Joe Klein goal guard; John Moore, forward; Randle Willis, guard; lower, left to right, Jim Moi Stars Meet both games today. One Quit admission singer, guard; August (Bud) Hook, forward; Albert Rust, center; Philip Reisler, center. will cover both conflicts at the “twi- light-moonlight” offering. The BY JAMES CLARK Dawson and Hamilton Out Race Entries Today "Knothole Gang” also will be guests Director Indianapolis Chapter American of the management. Red Cross Life Saving and Swimming. Pick of City Splashers Play. Lookouts Sell Five Red City- of Amateur FIELDS Laird. 117; First Entry. 110: Stricken, American Cross AT LINCOLN 1 105. Elwana. 108, Merry Goround, 110; Recreation Department 1934 FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM i THIRD TEAM By Timet Special First Race '$800: claiming; 3-vear-olds i Wise Bessa. 110. THE up. six furlongs*—Belo 108. Droit. Water Polo League was the most CHICAGO, Sept. B.—Two Windy and loS; xOld Bill. 105; August Hook, James Springer Earl Schaefer 108; xHamilton. Sixth Race Indiana. More than their withdrawal from the national 117; Lady Macaw, Hepsey's John Moore, Bob Marshall Bob Hurley allowances; j bird. 105; 63,000 persons witnessed the fifty- amateur Second Race *BBOO. The 108: Indian Red. 108. (Riviera) (Riviera) (Warfleigh) golf championship to be Bonnue Brae 2-year-oid maidens: five Beau. Chattanooga Also Gets games played. played f irlongsi- Board Trade 115: six next week at Brookline, and one-hall Seventh Race <8600; claiming; 3-year- Displays Albert Rust Cecil Merkle Joseph Stefanko 112; Do'e Top Sanky Miss. The Riviera Club fourteen Stickhandie. 115. one-eighth milesi— won Mass. ol Peace. Whereaway. 115; Ross. 115; olds and up: one and (Rhodius) (Ellenberger) (McClure) Deemster. 114; xTommy. Migosh, 111; $5,000 From Millers. straight games and scored 86 George Dawson, Chicago Prince John. 115. 109; Centers Elmer city Cresta Run. 114 Respond. 114: Super points to their opponents 14 to Philip Reisler John Elam Smith champion, withdrew because of busi- Rare *8800: claiming 3-vear-olds Purchase. Ill; xßlind Puss, 100; Omel, By United Press (Ellenberger) (Ellenberger) (Willard) Third 110; 117 win the league pennant. Ellen- up. six lurlongst—Wanderoo. 108 Whv Mask. Tennis Form ness, and a muscle injury forced and CHATTANOOGA, a First. xTheorem. 103 xNe- xApprentice allowance claimed Sept. B.—The berger won twelve and lost two, xMonk 108. Terry Randall Willis, William Mills Pat Fessler Don Hamilton to drop out. pesia. 100: xMonki Bela 103. Weather, raining: track, sloppv. Chattanooga of the won nine and four, xSister Mary. 105, Oh Yeah. Horses listed in order of post positions. baseball club Longacre lost (Riviera) (Longacre) (Ellenberger) Qualification scores in the dis- Rose. 107. By United Press and lost Guards 107. Southern Association today engaged Rhodius won seven seven, James Motsinger Charles Goerke Red Owens trict place John Hackett and A1 An- AT BELMONT PARK FOREST eight, Race Stephens Easiest General a contest between sixth Minneapo- draw will be xHving Justice. 102. xFrednck. U 0: A.. 109; Scotch Gold. 109. Fred Perry or England lis the American Associa- In picking the all-city selec- held. xMinton. 107; xSmgie Stripe. 109. xOur and a lot of Millers of Admiral. 105. xCarbon. 110. I Second Race <83000: added; the Brook other guys. tion. tions, the boys were chosen by steeplechase handicap: 4-year-olds and The other guys are pretty good, Shortly after the Chattanooga their ability to play, the number Sixth Race t 800; claiming 3-vear-olds up about two and one-half milesi —Tana- Ace Linksmen Draw Easy up: six furlongs*—Jacob s Ladder. ringo. 140 Arc Light, 147: Rock Lad. 143: but Mr. Perry, rated off what he has management acquired Sid Cohen of games they have participated and 103; Paddle Club Sets 110 \Rubans Choice. 110. xSherron. White Cloier 11. 140: Rocky Run. 142. shown in, sportsmanship, their team Joe M.icaw. 113; xNurses Bov 105. Peggv s in this tournament, is much and $5,000 from Minneapolis for out- Peggv. 97. xKing Hollister. 100. xPrin- Third Race rightwood Baltimore Ott. Yankees . 131 Greenbert. Tigers 122 Harris, outfielder; Ed Chapman, Jane 106. Gift of Roses. 114 Wacoche. Menzel finished out his match Reds will meet his squad in capturing the league E. P. Kirouse of Boston. Trosky, Indians. 123 Pciyclet’.-.S. All Forlorn. 106; Flash- Horses not listed in order of Dost posi- A C.s tomorrow at Beech Grcve. Reds plays pitcher, and Eddie 103: 118; 16. RUNS Phillips, catcher, ing'Thru. 106. Isaiah. Bamboula. 98 tions. against Greg Mangin of Newark, will be host to Fountaintown Seot. title. Don Hamilto nos Chicago with- here. N. J.. while won was Gehringer. Tigers 121 Ott, Giants .... 108 yesterday, Budge drew. Bill of Milwaukee . Fifth Race ar.d up. six furiongsi—xAmazing. 110: Gehrig. New York 132 510 113 185 .363 Chevrolets The following will form the PRO GRIDDER TAKES 10.5 c 1 Weather, cloudy, track, muddy x Philadelphia 126 457 105 157 .344 at Peru. B. maidens: six furiongsi—Double Grand International League. LOANS 3 Drexel 1003. and up: six fur.ocgs -Simple Honors, CHICAGO—Lou Brouillard. 160 ,. coaching job at South high school, AT Omaha will receive $1,500 and and —*0 Month* to Py lft; Danny Bay. 113. Gibby's Choice. 116: Sixth Race <8800: claiming: 3-Tear-oids Worcester. Mass.. scored technical knock- report reflmuclni Solly Dukelsky. 160. Chicago Following plavers are asked to Omaha. Neb. three players xLittle Gertie 105; xCampbelL III: Ca- and up one and one-sixteenth miles > out over for M’CULLOUGH TAKES in return for Pickett, Be.ge 113: xDeima Dunn. 105: Tela. 107. xSoeur B.anche 102: Che Pet- Young Stuhlev 155A*. Kewanee, 111., Midway A. C. tussle with Lux Laun- Bears the East Chi- yuga. 111. 17>' dry at Rhodius park tomorrow. Gray. The defeated who plays first base. He will report Sussman Inc. Justir.a 110. Parade S'ep. 113; Little Con- ter. 107; Raccoon. 113; Bring Bacfl. 110: knocked out Frankie Misko. 151 V Sag- POST Wolf 113; Envov 105, xßnly Champ. 108. Shears. Jenkins, Pierson. Hess, cago Gophers Thursday night at In- COACH W. Wagh. —Opposite But*- nelly Silver Wave 110: S:lverdale. Sun xGood inaw, Mich. <6i; Billy Miller. 145\, Mil- Layton. Parker. ATHENIAN to Albany next season. 239 St. 113. Abdel. 113 xRobert a L. 105. Shaserr . Politian. 105. waukee, knocked out Jimmv King. 141, Loux, Martin. Ellis, Berry and diana Harbor, 19-6, in a practice honge. Eat. 34 Year*—LL 174#. <4i; Hayen. Lady. 113. Cleveland Battling Gizzv 138. Pitts- game. By Timm Special Seventh Race 880*': claiming: 3-year- burgh. decisioned Tommy Corbett. 141 1 , Ind., CHAMBERS TO Race claiming oida and up one mlle<—Trvabit. 113: Neb. 48 * - CRAWFORDSVILLE, Sept. COACH Third <8600: 3-vear-olds: 100: 110; Omaha. one mile and seventy yards l —Peedeeque. xSue Terrv. Double Dare. xPop. Early Football Notes GOES TO MILLERS B.—H. T. McCullough, former Doc 117 Agreeable 105 Lady 10* xMint Memories. 102. Gertrude S —Lou Salica, 119. SHAUTE ath-j 111 Pnneu xProud Princess, 105; AT HOLLYWOOD. Cal MINNEAPOLIS, 8. Joe By United Prete Mary. 101: Golden Nut. 108: Solid Amer- 100: Electric Geff. Brooklyn, defeated Young Tommy. 119. Sept. letics director at Shelbyville high j Girls’ Gym Suits Fly. 116; xßed Vest, ill; xLast Attempt. 108. (10<: Guy ican. 10*. Thistle 105. Copian 108. Manila" Salerno. 166*3. Los The Brookside Boys Club would like to Shaute. former major league pitcher, school, has taken over his new I FULTON, Ind., Sept. B.—Merl IN BLUE Front. 116: Brech. 108 xßou.ade. 106 Angeies, 'drew* Don Conn. 171. Santa a football game for next Sat- Eighth Race <8*00; claiming 3-rear-old* Ray 152 Angeles, schedule now twirling for Scranton in duties of head coach, as- ' Chambers, Bicknell, graduate of QQ up: Monica <4*: Acosta. Los urday morning at Brookside park. Boys the basketball AND VOC Race 4600 claiming: and one and one-eighth, miles' Gus Campbell. 156. Los Angeles plays Call by and teacher Terre Haute Normal college, has GREEN Fourth 1-vear-olds Black Stockings 109: Quiver 107 Sweep- •echnicaied Club In the 120-pound class. NYP League, has been acquired sistant football coach 1 and up: s.z furlongs —Occult. I'2 Earl e-man xDr Syntax Frumper. '3: Teddr De Francis. 153. San Francisco, Larry at Cherry 4305 before 5 p. m. high sporting Baxer. 119; Grimace 107 Mv Blare. 110 110: 100. decisioned Tommy Huffman. 153. Santa the Minneapolis baseball team of at Crawfordsville school. Me- j been named coach at the Fulton trim DOC 114. xStar Brook. 109 xJust Fun 109: goods Star Bud. 10*. Grand Rock. Ill: Our Com.stockerv. 114: xE.eline F.. 100. xEs- Monica <4*. Young Clew* Sencio. 119. The Spades eleven has entered the Ern- the American Association, President Cullough will aid Carl De Bard, high schodi here. He succeeds Ver- LlYl*nUu co. Sammy. 10* xLoneJ. 106 cinetaa. 102 'drew Young Speedy, 122 Manila Roe City League, will hold a prac- Manila Pedro, and mentor, in the nle Bowen, who recently was named xApprentice allowance claimed. 14*: Dar.nv Robles 131. San tech- tice tomorrow morning at Spades field. AH Mike Kelley announced. Shaute is head grid coaching j 209 West Washington Street Fifth Race Bud Taylor, 132, Pasadena former player* and tryout* report to southpaw. Athenian football squad. athletics director at Francesvilie. O.ct; six furlong**—Upside Down, ill. 1 Horses dated in order of post positions. (4J. coach Horn. a