0* Paying Rinaldo Paolinelli By Eddie Ash You know him, hut hy another name. He's anew Indianapolis Sports umpire S'atinnal League and he user! tn hr a crack Times in the N OTE ON ALL-STAR GRID COACHES major league third-packer. Hip name is Rinaldo Pno- m m s linelti, you won’t recognize him by that jam cracker. INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935 PAGE 10 hut CHANCE TO HONOR HOOSIERS Hep better known ap Rohe Pinelli.

is undor way to select the football coaches OALLOTING° for the College All-Stars who willbattle the Chicago pro- PAR ELUDES PUBLIC LINESMEN AT COFFIN fessional Hears at Soldier Field in the Windy City the night of Aug. 20. The deadline for votes is midnight. Aug. 4, but men- He ’ll Tug With Times readers who choose to cast ballots for la\oiite Early Arrivals Belles of the Bicycle Indians Face America Loses tors are requested to get their votes in at least two da\s Brown Tuesday prior to the deadline. Polish Up on K. Blues in A oting blank is earned in this column today. Fill er C. Net Tilts; Cup out and shoot er in. Address All-Star Game Editor, The Times, Indianapolis, Jnd. Firing to office or mail. Local Course Road Opener Hopes Blasted The ballots received by The Times will b® counted and the results game. The wired to the Chicago Tribune, sponsor of the All-Star agent Indianapolis Times is the The Tribunes official All-Star for and Exhibition Match Tomorrow Tribe Resumes Flag Chase Allison and Budge Bow to .surrounding territory. The Times assisted in the collection of player bal- string. Tonight; Riddle May lots and two Hoosier state ex-varsity gladiators landed on the first to Precede National British Pair in Open- Moreover, Hoo- Purvis of Purdue and Robinson of Notre Dame. other * enough with the Tournament. Join Stars. ing Singles. sier state senior warriors drew votes to land All-Star J Ip** reserves. BY DICK MILLER The three leaders in the Amer- By failed I’lit.t a a a a a a What the treacherous fairways of ican Association were idle yester- 1 WIMBLEDON. England, June 27. your coach or coaches. However, most Hoosiers I for favorite Charles E. Coffin municipal course —America's hopes of Noble Kizer of Purdue was the head i day, but action was to be resumed regaining the VOTEnaturally will prefer a Hoosier. hold in store for them will be known and for that reason he won't be eligible on the Western front today with all Davis Cup were blasted to bits to- man for the All-Stars last year today to most of the 197 entrants Bo McMillin of In- day when Wilmer of this year. The idea is to pass around the honor. in the fourteenth annual National clubs scheduled. gpr Allison Texas are well up in The diana University and Elmer Leyden of Notre Dame Public Links championship who ar- Red Killefer’s second-place In- and then Donald Budge of Cali- Tribune standing and everything points to fi not race between the pair. rived in town to get a bit of prac- dians invaded Kansas City for a fornia were defeated in the open- Hence, if their Hoo*ier friends put on a heavy drive there's no telling tice for the tournament that will be three-day stand, the third-place Co- ing day of tennis play in the chal- what will happen. next contested all week. lumbus Red Birds were in St. Paul. lenge a a a arrivals round. a a a Early this week totaled Toledo was at Minneapolis, home 70 and A wildly cheering crowd of 15.000, will be a big thing for the Hoosier state if one of the two finish first nearly the Severin hotel, of the pace setters, and Louisville which is headquarters for the which packed every seat and every 80— now's the time to chuck in the ballots. It's best to name three event, was at Milwaukee. IT took on a real convention inch ot standing room about Wim- coaches as the voting blank indicates. That's the way The Tribune wants atmos- phere as trains, autos and even Colonels Trim Brewers bledon's famed center court, saw it. as per instructions to The Times: Choose three coaches in the order of the air transports brought Bunny Austin rally to humble Al- your preference. First place counts three points: second, two. and third linksmen In games yesterday Kansas City from every section country. lison. 6-2, 2-6. 4-6. 6-3. receiving the greatest number of points will win of the 7-5. and Fred place, one. The coach and St. Paul divided a double- Perry rout, " Before the event opens Monday the youthful and the poll Top high will he invited to serve as head roach, and second inex- morning the field of 197, second header and Louisville defeated the DARNO OSTOPAVICH perienced Blidgp, 6-0. 6-8 6-3, 6-4 high will be invited to serve as first assistant and third high as second largest in the history of the event, Brewers. It The clean sweep gave England t assistant. slipping was a right Hercules A. C. offers its will be complete. THHE commanding 2-0 lead and tho Go to it.. Here's the ballot: tilt at Milwaukee. Rollings wal- The Villanova (Pa.) team of St. second “bargain bill” pro- Americans, to win. must take ihe home run with David's public opened the loped a one mate on gram of doubles match on Monday and the course base with out in the the outdoor season next day's arrivals, landing at the mu- two ninth to concluding two singles engagements the Tuesday night at Sports Arena. BALLOT FOR FOOTBALL COACHES nicipal airport at 4 a. m. in the give Colonels a 6-to-4 victory. on Tuesday, in which will A double main go. with each bout Perry op- T. W. A. Skvmaster. The team is Indianapolis. Columbus, Toiedo pose Allison and will play and Budge I submit the following names as my selections to coach the composed of George Bradley, Andy Minneapolis were idle. carded for two falls out of three : Austin. to play the Chicago Johnny Riddle. Indiana polis ALL-STAR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Fiano, Johnny Madara and Pete and time limits of 90 minutes, Allison Stumbles Near Victory Field, Chicago. catcher, is expected to Professional Bears, the night of Aug 29. at Soldier Lacey. partienpate plus a one-fall opener, will be pre- in the American Association All- Perry's win was expected, for ha Brooklyn Youth Low sented. College Star game at Minneapolis Tuesday is the No. 1 player in the world, Coach In one the The Coffin course, closed to the when a group of league of features, Darno and no one looked for the red- “selects” Ostopavich, 230, Kansas public that early arrivals may warm battle the league-leading Millers. clever headed California youngster, making Coach of City husky, takes on the highly For Head up their games and groundkeepers George Susce. Toledo backstop, who his first venture in international touted Orville Brown. 21, may put a final dress on the fair- received the highest vote in the Wichita. play, to whip him. But Allisons Darno tossed First of ways, traps and greens, steadfastly Barbara Schilling (left) and Margaret Fisher. sports writers’ poll. Ls out of the rough Whitey defeat was a severe disappointment. For Assistant. action Hewitt last Tuesday. Had has refused to yield to having its on account of an injury. 9 he whipped Austin, America par broken. feminine touch has been added to the bike race program at “Rowdy” Joe Cox. 222, Cleve- would have had an even chance, for Assistant of Rvba "Out of land, opposes Roland For Second Yesterday Frank Strafaci, 19- THERiverside Park tomorrow'. First, a three-mile event for women Tune” Kirshmeyer, the English doubles team is weak, 228, Oklahoma City, in the other and Budge year-old Brooklyn baseball will Links Association, of which John mile sprint. New' entries in the three different clubs, the Irvington, The dropped Jim Clinton, a Austin 448 241 54—6—30 Budge was behind all the way in return to Perry Stadium Monday night. And Ringling's circus will be in L. Niblack is president. It will be feminine feature, all from the Edge- | Edgew'ood and Indianapolis. After six-foot two-inch heavyweight, with Second Set (Austin Serving) the third and fourth sets, and his open held at 7 p. and both Governor wood Cycle Club, are Catherine; tomorrow’s race it may be decided a left hook to the chin after less Allison 445 284 44—6—35 town. And the National Public Links golf tourney will at Coffin m. Austin 623 462 21—2—26 I best shots availed him little in the Paul V. McNutt and Mayor John W. Bailey. Cecilia Temple. Norma Wal- to place them all under one banner. than half a minute of milling. perfect play course. I Third Set (Austin Serving) ! face of the of the something prosperity Kern are expected There must be to the rumor that has ‘made'’ to attend. Allison 434 044 242 4—6—31 ! champion. All summer amusements are going over big. Even cycling Austin 151 421 404 1—4—23 that corner. 64 to Qualify Perry Closes Magnificently returns to the city tomorrow with races for both men and women. The Pittsburgh Fourth Set (Austin Serving) mens drew 50 entries, some from as far away as Chicago and Monday night the Junior Cham- Nine Allison 021 444 010—3—16 After the fifth game of the final event Austin 444 210 444—6—27 Savannah, Ga. ber of Commerce will entertain the twice had gone Budgo Baseball Standings- Fifth Set (Allison Serving) set to deuce. B B B B B tt group at the donkey game baseball at Allison 444 443 404 222—5—37 won it when Perry fanned the air at. Wins Anderson ED LiNKE of the Washington Senators was struck by a line Perry Stadium, and that wiil con- Austin 061 165 241 444—7—38 in attempting an overhead smash. seriously. clude the scheduled social events AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PERRY-BUDGE Budge took the sixth game and drive yesterday and injured The drive came whistling off Results Yesterday Serves) PITCHER by Tuesday night only the W. L. Pet. First Set (Budge the bat of Jesse Hill of the Yankees and struck Linke on the head. The because Budge leveled at three-all with a series of 64 players with lowest scores for the Crawfords Solve Twigg in Minneapolis 58 40 .592 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 115 321—0—13 ball rebounded to the Washington catcher on the fly and he threw to sec- INDIANAPOLIS 55 40 ..>*.<* (First Game: Ten Innings* Perry 447 544—6—28 perfect forcing shots to Perry's back- 36-hole qualification test, 18 of Columbus 54 43 .557 Second Set (Budge Serving) hand. at the net in ond and completed a double play on Ben Chapman. Kansas City 49 45 St. Paul 010 000 210 1— 5 13 0 Perry stayed which will be Two Big Innings. .521 Budge 521 Frank Gabler of the New York Giants a experi- played Monday and Milwaukee 48 48 .500 Kansas City . . 101 020 000 0— 4 9 4 541 455 144 46—8—51 the seventh game and Budge, in Pitcher had similar 45 .489 Fette. Rigney. Hunter and Fenner, Perry 314 344 173 461 04—6—45 ence when with Kansas City a few years ago. Tom Angley, heavyweight tlsame number Tuesday, still will By Timm Special St. Paul 47 Giu- efforts to drive him back, overdrovo remain in the Toledo 40 51 .440 liani: Stiles and Madjeski. Third Set (Budge Serving) Indianapolis, conflict. July Louisville 31 66 .320 {Second Game; Seven Innings: Agreement ! Budge to lose the game. They both stayed catcher then with lined one off Gabler's head and the ball Thirty-six ANDERSON. Ind., 27.—For 131 442 241—3—22 bounced bark the Blues’ catcher It holes of match play St. Paul 7. 000 200 1— 3 6 0 Perry 454 024 414—6—28 at the baseline in the eighth gama to on the fly. looked like a daath but tw'o innings of game Kansas City . 000 daily will become the program all the 030 1— 4 6 0 Fourth Set (Perry blow, but alter a long stay in the hospital Gabler returned and climbed be- AMERICAN LEAGUE Mills. Hunter. Trow. Grimes. Rigney and Serving) and Budge won it when Perry at- ginning the Anderson Indians and Perry 544 241 524—6—35 to majors. Wednesday morning and between L Pet. W L Fenner. Giuliani; Fullerton and Madjeski. tempted the Tft Pet. Budge 322 464 340 2—4—30 several hard smashes from lasting through Saturday when it the Pittsburgh Crawfords here last Detroit 55 35 ,611|Boston ... 45 43 .511 ! the deep court. New York 51 34 600 Phila. ... 37 45 .451 Louisville 001 020 102— 6 13 0 will be known just who will rule the night, Twigg. Anderson's Milwaukee 300 000 100— 10 Johnny Chicago 46 36 .561 Wash 37 52 .416 4 0 Perry was magnificent in tha middleman golf world for ace was invincible. But in Cleveland. 44 41 .518 St. Louis 28 57 .329 Tising and Thompson; Torres and De- another twirler. tore Travel to Cleveland ninth game, serving a love gama 12 months. those two he was bom- innings NATIONAL which included City's Top Net Stars to and Pittsburghers LEAGUE No other games scheduled. two untouchabla The tournament will have, be- barded the w; on. aces. The broke through sides 9 to 5. W L Pet. W L Pet. for Links Tourney Englishman Mitchell who will defend his New York 57 30 .655 Cincinnati 40 50 .444 NATIONAL LEAGUE service in the final game. The game, individual The visiting club scored five runs Chicago . 57 35 .620 Brooklyn 39 49 .443 Cincinnati 000 100 000— 1 9 3 championship, the Los St. Chicago . 000 211 10x— S 8 1 set and match a cross- Angeles. in frame and a Louis 54 34 .614 Phila. 36 51 .414 Mrs. Ella Abel, national Negro point was Tangle ... at Cal., staged Brennan and Willard Park team the third Pitts. 50 41 .549 Boston . . 23 66 .258 Derringer. Lombardi. that will defend and Hartnett. women's champion, court out by Budge. its team title. The four-run rally in the ninth. The French golf and Miss Westerners Harris, both members of Back to Work Monday gained possession of the Harding Crawfords played errorless ball Today Onlv game scheduled. Gertrude Cup for having while home Games the local Douglas Park Golf Club, After a lay-off tomorrow, Jimmy McClure Opens Defense of Title Monday Against the lowest aggregate the team committed AMERICAN LEAGUE tha four locals AMERICAN ASSOCIATION will leave tonight for Cleveland, 0., Monday total for four team members in last miscues. Allison led the Washington 110 200 300— 9 8 1 ( teams return to action with Strong Field. year's event at Pittsburgh. with three hits in four times up. A Indiana polis at Kansas City (night). New York 001 200 000— 3 9 2 to participate in the Forrest City Allison and Johnny Van Ryn. con- home run by Gibson featured the Toledo at Minneapolis. I,i;ike. laves and Redmond: Broaca. De- Golf Association's Flag tournament sidered the best First and second round matches Columbus at St. Paul. Shong. Brown and Dickey. doubles team in tha Jimmy McClure will be the defending champion play Louisville at Milwaukee. which begins Hughes when in the Wednesday and third and fourth winners’ attack. The score: tomorrow. world, playing Pat and C. mens singles dnision of the Willard Park tennis tournament gets under round matches Pittsburgh 005 000 004— 9 12 0 Detroit 011 003 201— 8 12 1 R. D. Tuckey. Tuesday. Budge Thursday that will . 001 000 010— 2 10 3 way Monday morning at 9:30 McClure will face plenty of stiff opposi- Anderson 110 101 001— 5 9 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland meets Austin Allison reduce the field from 64 to four Auker ar.d Cochrane; Lee, Pearson and NEKOLA STOPS BRAVES and plays tion as Gene Demmarv. Ralph Brafford. Prank Campbell. Carl Shade Howard. Harvey and Harris, Gibson: Chicaso at St. Louis. Perry. each will be 18 holes. The two Twigg and Allison. Detroit at Cleveland. Phillips. Bob Neidhammer and Jack Yule are among the players near the top of Washington at Toronto The Englishmen semi-final matches Friday New York. games Pitcher Holds Big Leaguers were favorites to- seeded and the Boston at Philadelphia 12). Only two scheduled. day the list. windup classic Saturday each to Five Hits. as high as two to one to hale Louise Karle. newly crowned Fall will America’s sixth bring tha Helen Indiana Univer- be 36 holes. Nelson Heads Galaxy By Timet Ppeetal attempt to Creek queen, will seek another city Brocksmith. NATIONAL LEAGUE Purse Withheld on cup sity champion, home for the first time since tha park championship in Willard and Helen Fecht- Early Start Monday St Louis at Pittsburgh. ALBANY. N. Y.. July 27.—Frank the Chi'.ngo four musketeers of France took it rnan. Garfield Park star. Sports Ripple Cincinnati at <2). . held event. Eleanor Lauk. city champion TTp of at New Buddy Baer's K. 0 Nekola the Boston Braves of from the United States eight Dick Imel. runner-up in the boys' Players will tee off beginning York at Brooklyn. years for the three years. Ls expected at Philadelphia at Boston. the National League to five hits as past singles last year, be 7:30 Monday morning and play ago. be out to defeat the who de- will seeded No. Rf/ Times Special the Toronto Maple Leafs triumphed to girl 1 in this meet Charles will be in threesomes with each Among the free attractions sched- This is America’s second consecu- throned her at Fall Creek. Other as Barnhill LONG BRANCH. N. J.. July 27. in an exhibition game here yester- year's trio leaving at seven minute uled Broad Ripple Park tive challenge round against Britain. seeded womens entries include of Bloomington, last bovs’ inter- to entertain Buddy Baer "won'' a boxing bout day. 4 to 1. The game drew an at- champion, graduated vals. The early starters Monday patrons and those attending the MAJOR LEADERS The English won the cup Irom has into the wit] here last night but he hadn't been tendance of 4500. junior division. The boys’ have later starting Tues- Kroger Jubilee picnic all day tomor- France in 1933 and defended it tour singles day paid for it yet today. Buddy Nekola walked in the only Boston already has a record with the field reversed. row is an by Bert Nelson matches to one against America last division field exhibition knocked out his corpulant opponent. tally. Brown pitched all the way year. of 36 entries. in this The tournament will be in of the Illinois Athletic Club and LEADING BATTERS Perry and Austin each won Play division charge Suss. a. former wrestler, with for the and of R. Arthur H Pet Artie Eraves was rifled for two singles and America's only vic- also will start Monday. Wood. Chicago, chair- formerly of Butler University. Plaver Club G AB R at the of the man of the public Vaughan. Pirates 77 280 69 110 .393 two punches start nine hits. tory was the doubles. DOMONTS Entries in all divisions will close links division of Nelson will give exhibitions in the Medwick. Cardinals . 88 363 81 138 .380 first round. The referee called it at 6 tomorrow evening. Any player the United States Golf Association running high jump, in which he has Vosmik. Cleveland 84 356 50 127 .357 BEVERAGES Dodgers 60 224 42 ••no contest” and the state boxing T Bucher. 80 .357 wishing to enter is re- and Joseph C. Dey Jr., of New a mark 6 feet, 7 * the event York, of inches. Nel- Hartnett. Cubs 78 276 42 95 .344 commission withheld the purses of aU OccatunbX quested to call BUI Clark. Talbot executive secretary. Other mem- son will perform in the park s new’ Jen of HOME RUNS both fighters. 4712. bers the public links committee athletic field, located east of the Greenberg. Tigers 27 Berger. Braves 20 of the U. S. G. A. also will be here swimming pool. Ott. Giants 22 J. Collins. Cards • 19 BOY! Am I Economical! and those events, Johnson. Athletics 20 PLAYS EM-ROE NY BOAST FALLS FLAT who have arrived in ad- Foot races, swimming CITYWOMAN SALESMAN DAN — BATTED IN SAYS: p— vance were rich in their praise of baseball games, all open to Kroger RUNS BICYCLES .. .$24.95 up the a box- Greenberg. Tigers 114 Medwick. Cards .. 77 DEFENDING NET CHAMP “Irent a car 9 course condition. employes and the public, and ... because cost Swedish Runner Finds Lovelock Is J. Collins. Cards 82 Berger. Braves 77 ’ the is U j Players who are identified with ing exhibition and battle royal at Ott. Giants 80 low Not Type to “Burn Out” in Race. any private By Timet Special , and it’s easier than owning : / em-roe club are barred from night also are on the program. RUNS By Timet Special and driving my own car.” r S 209 \V. Washington St. this event. It becomes the middle- Rosy (Kid) Baker has been named Gehringer. Tigers *2 Ott. Giants 78 SAGINAW, Mich., July 27.—Mrs. y """”"\ STOCKHOLM. July 27 Ny. ! man s classic, with Medwick. Cards 81 Greenberg. Tigers 75 Ruth Riese. Saginaw, defending t T7/ Eric an occasional matchmaker for the regular boxing Martin. Cardinals 78 Sweden's touted runner, occupation blank indicating that exhibitions are given free for champion, was scheduled to meet boasted he' which HITS | SAVE TIME AND MONEY those who will compete park each Wednesday and Muriel Adams of Indianapolis in the | such a hot pace here are la- patrons Cards 138 Vosmik. Cleveland 127 would set that he borers. They range Medwick. 127 of the Michigan State ® from high Sunday nights. Terry. Giants . 131 Galan. Cubs ¦¦ ¦ semi-finals a MATCHING would "burn out’’ Jack Lovelock of school youths and college students Herman. Cubs .. 128 tennis tournament women's division Adequate We can match your coat. Over New Zealand in the 1500-meter race to bank tellers and chemists, from today. 1000 patterns to from. to SWIM EVENT STARTS Insurance select here yesterday. On ths turn of the lumberjacks city firemen, from tailoring CO gas I Eftli final lap. Lovelock and meter readers to what not. On AT PARK Leading Major Pitchers TRIM Protection [j E. New York St. both Gene the all SHAKAMAK ARMCOS LOCALS LE.VR 131 Venzke of Pennsylvania golf course are socially equal passed Ny with this group. On the and the Swede had be tees, fair- By Timet Special By Timet Special to content J ways and greens, that's different; JASONVILLE. Ind., July 27.—The D'Annunzio. was .800 costly errors. Score: w. wash sr. Irish Rolf tournament here yester- Gene La Doux of Canada in the cago. who recently into in- Castleman. Giants 14 8 2 39 Kentucky Ave. Opposite Hotel Lincoln RI. 7438 .... 000 000 n.lflbluh'Ml 34 Years day flashed Carleton. Cubs 20 9 3 .750 Sterling Beer 310— 4 3 5 with Ernest triumphing on a feature mat bout at Jamaica Arena ternational prominence by setting Schumacher. Giants ... 21 14 5 .73* Middletown 321 000 21x— 9 13 1 148 Reginald Parmelee. Gtants 20 11 4 .733 Paugh. Russell and Fornell; Tandeman card. had 151. last night. up 24 new backstroke records. 31 10 * .714 and Coleman. £ • Lee. Cubs