THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 31 Terrific Swatting Features Opening of Major League Pennant Chases Twenty-Two Homers Are Stable Fire American Association Rosters Gardner Colt Noted Stars Belted Out in Seven- Baseball Calendar TOLEDO MUD HENS Games Today—Results Yesterday to TakePart president. D, Stengel, manager. S.trong Oscar J. Smith. Charles Goes teen Contests. Takes Lives Silverman, treasurer. Harr. E. Col.in, vice-president. I. Training Camp. Biloxi, Miss. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NATIONAL LEAGUE PITCHERS W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh 100 000 000— 1 4 4 Chicago 104 030 03x—11 13 1 Big Meet 1928 O W L Pet. 3 in Age. Ht Wt. Bts Th. Club in Workouts INDIANAPOLIS ]-[{J5 41 in 14 28 6.l’i 178 L L Milwaukee 24 10 ..08 Petty. French and Hemsley; Blake and BABE HITS FOR CIRCUIT of Horses Ernest James Wlr.gard H Gonzales *! 7 6 2> 2 196 R R Toledo !I 810 .444 Toledo °!3 ~ Ed*A a*rd 2| ... l J'YlefrTr' 33 5.11 156 R-L L i! 1111.1 si Paul ■ 220 016—11 14 Emilio A. Palmero National'" 3 0 1 iooo New York 000 1 Many Famous Athletes to Clyde Van Dusen Races Philadelphia ...... 000 300 105— 911 3 $50,000 at 230 R-L L Int...... 1 3 MilwaukeeColumbus 3 .OJMJ.9011 Cubs Slash Out 33 Hits in Destruction Garland Buckeye 30 6. .250 1 1 Hubbell, and Hogan; BuSajo. Louisville 0 3 .000 Benton Willoughby, Compete in Kansas Cleveland. Arner.... 9 15 .187 Vi/ell; High Strung Out Benge. McOraw and Davis. Havre De Grace Race New York, Nat 1 0 0 . 000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Three Games. .250 W. L. Pet. Timothy Aug M Namara 30 5.11 180 R R Toledo 28 2 6 W. L. Pet. Brookivn 001 034 022—12 19 4 Relays Saturday. * 21 6 1 195 R R .. 0 .000 St. Louis.. 3 0 1.000 Detroit 1 2 .333 203 150 02X-1S 12 0 Earl *Parmelee Toledo of Derby. 1.000 Boston 0 .000 Boston BY FRANK GETTY Track by Flames. K J Phila 2 0 1 Dudley. Pattison. New York. 1 0 1.000 Walhlngfn 0 2 .000 W Clark. Moss, Elliott Sports Fditor m Mbb ?• Chicago... Deberry; R. Smith. Cooney and Coi- Bu United Petit I Press w .::: Si r r :::::::::::: S :888 Bu Timet Special Cleveland. 2 1 .667 0 3 .000 and , LAWRENCE, Kan.. April 19. i Bu United Prett M !i 118 Philadelphia Nat.. 35 4 171 .190 j Una. NEW YORK, April 19.—Terrific James Joseph Ring 34 8 1 198 R R Ky„ April 19. GRACE, Md„ April Lucas 20 6 1.5 R R Salem, New Eng... 27 11 7 .611 LEXINGTON. NATIONAL LEAGUE The University of Kansas kept its hiring opening of HAVRE DE Ra- 1 Eng... 000— 3 9 0 has marked the Garland Turner 24 6.1 105 L R Salem. New 14 1 5 .167 gathered here Pet. W. L-. Pet. 81. LOUIS 912 000 eye of fourteen thor- B Mass, Race track critics W. L. 000 000 010— 1 9 2 on the weather as 2,000 athletes the major league pennant races. 19.—Destruction John J Powers 24 6. 180 R R semi-pro New York 1 0 1.000 Ptttsbgh... 1 2 .333 Cincinnati .. and stables worth 20 6. IS6 R R Michigan semi-pro...... waxed enthusiastic today over the 1.000 1 2 .333 Smith; Luque, Ash and gathered today for the opening of From the way the boys have started oughbred horses John P Tate 36 11 .666 Boston... 1 0 Cincinnati. Haines and flames which Warren H. ogeien 27 6.1 ‘/2 190 R R Buffalo, Int 21 splendid workout turned in by Clyde St. Louis. 2 1 .667 Phila 0 1 .000 Dixon, Sukeiorth. the Kansas relays. belting the ball it looks as though $50,000 was the toll of Chicago.. 2 1 .667 Brktyn o 1 .000 CATCHERS „ Thursday prepara- today the raged for hours Thursday night G_ Btg. Fig. Van Dusen in Events Included de- some new records two .889 AMERICAN LEAGUE .... Toledo 25 .348 Derby. cathlon and the Kansas inter- at Grace track amid Albert R Devormer 34 6.1 175 R R tion for the classic Kentucky 002 001 000— 33 0 might be estab- Havre De race M'Curdy 28 6. 175 L R Chicago, American... 49 .262 .964 Boslon Ha-rv H The son of Man P'War, owned by Games Today New York 100 303 00X— 7 8 0 scholastic meet, with the main part lished this season scenes of wildest disorder. John P. Carroll 19 6- 175 R R Missouri semi-pro Gardner, named AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Gaston and Berry; Pipgras, of the carnival scheduled for Sat- Cold ■1 The fire is believed to have INFIELDERS Herbert P. and Ruffing. M. weather in 36 .213 .975 at INDIANAPOLIS. Heimach and Qrabowakl. urday. boy John Henrv 28 511 175 R-L L Detroit, American... after his trainer, a former jockey, Milwaukee the east undoubt- claimed the life of an exercise Neun Boston, National 69 .240 .938 St. Paul at Toledo. Frelgau .. 26 5.10 Vi 160 R R Included athletes from 184 stables of Harry Payne Whit- Howard Earl" >5 .214 .944 worked a mile in 1:41 3-5 handily. Minneapolis at Columbus. Philadelphia 000 060 020— 8 11 0 Entries edly is partly re- in the Warner 25 5.9 165 R R Detroit, American ... at John Ralph Kansas City Louisville. 100 100 000— 2 7 0 high schools, and sponsible for the ney. He could not be found today James J. Sweeney 21 5 8 160 R R Toledo Although Clyde Van Dusen is en- AMERICAN LEAGLE Washington colleges univer- cenifaiJ""J 23 s2° $9 Waiberg and Cochrane; Hadlev, Brown. from sixteen states and Hawaii. - Camden handicap at sities ineffectuality o f and was known to have been in ** 160 R L R o tered in both the Detroit Cleveland. Spencer. 22 6 - ill Philadelphia at New York. Campbell, Burke and Ruel. Five members of the United States the pitching, but the barns before the fire broke out. ■“* Jemv citv;:lS? .889 here Saturday and the Ben All Chicago at St. Louis...... 208 Edward Taylor.. 26 5.7 155 R R Toleoo Washington. Olympic last year will be twenty-two home The fire was discovered at about James ;; £ handicap a week from Saturday, it Boston at Detroit 110 001 100- 4 10 0 team of Cleveland 013 004 OOx— 815 1 seen in action Saturday. in o’clock when the mad neighing has not been definitely decided NATIONAL LEAGUE runs seventeen 8 Carroll. Barnes, Yde and Phillips; Mlljus Outstanding among them is Ray games played Whitney Mulleavy... 21 5.8 160 R R whether he will start before the Brooklyn at Boston. and L. Sewell. in of horses in or near the Gregory T. ti ™|? g Chicago. special Vpiedmont"!! 720 ."302 i953 gelding of Pittsburgh at Conger, distance runner. In a the first three- ' stables attracted trainers and stable 5.11 150 R R New Jersey semi-pro Derby race. The is one St. Louis at Hervey Victor Teetsel. 19 Cincinnati. Chicago 001 000 000— 1 6 1 he will be by Falkner, days have boys. explosion the outstanding favorites for the New York ut Philadelphia. race opposed the It is believed the OUTFIELDERS St Louis 001 030 OOx- 4 5 2 Oklahoma Aggies, outstanding 151 382 .951 Schang. dis- statisticians anci' of a small gasoline cooking stove in Robert H Veach 40 5.11 165 R-L R Toledo Derby. Lyons and Autry; Ogden and 5.10 185 R R To edo 154 ..84 .984 tance runner of this section. the “I-remember- : the quarters of some stable boys Horace Levering Koehler 27 .359 .927 It was learned here that High Results Yesterday George Edward Moore.. 27 5.7 165 R R Toledo ...... 40 Other Olympic stars will include when” men back O’Doul i started it. Strung, champion two-year-old of o l AMERICAN ASSOCIATION U. S. TEAM PRACTICES Dave Abbott. Illinois distance run- on their heels. Shasta Lost !? :Z 1928, will not run in the Preakness (Ten Inningsi remained Klan K S:3 13 kL R n/Nationai:::::i42 ill ner; George Baird, quarter miler, Six clubs which had Association pennant race of 1923. winning 79 or the Derby because of an injury Minneapolis 101 004 010 2 9 11 2 large Toledo finished sixth in American Play and Edward Gordon, broad Jumper, idle for the first two days of the Three of the stables, located games and losing 88 for percentage of .473. received at Belmont recently. Columbus 200 500 000 0— 7 11 1 Yankee Golfers With Wooden Times) Xenna; both lowa, Tom Churchill, de- season owing to cold weather and in the rear of the paddock, were a (Copyright. 1929. by Charles J. Foreman and The Indianapolis Dumont, Pate and Wykoff. Clubs Used by Britons. of Winters and Shinautt. Shafted cathlon, of Oklahoma, and John rain finally got into action Thurs- ; toatl loss. Two of the fourteen il Print COLLEGES THURSDAY I 111/ I'll ih Kuck, of the world's shotput carnage was terrible. j horses lost were of the notable class. Paul 000 100 010— 2 8 1 SANDWICH, England, April 19. holder day, and the Purdue, State Normal, 1. St lowly Phillies drove out three | They were Shasta Klan, the 4-year- 12; Toledo 200 010 10k— 4 9 0 Ryder cup team, record. The Central, 8; Bonebrake, Tesmer; i The American The Watts, Indiana 3 Giard. Zumbro and Palmero and homers, and lost to the Giants. old gelding of F. J. and The COMMENT fleyworth, McCurdy. which meets the British pros at CAMPUS (seven innings). j almost equally lowly Robins made Nut, sold recently to Joseph Notter next week, is busy prac- i BY KNUTE ROCKNE State Normal, 10; Chi- 10 1 Muirfield Sport, Page homers, and lost to the Boston by Harry Payne Whitney along with Western Kansas City 030 050 010— 9 wooden shafted clubs Additional 32 three cago, 2. Louisville 011 000 103— 6 10 4 | ticing with the Braves. Victorian, the 1928 Preakness winner. American As regards the business man, Fette. Thomas and Peters; Maple. Wel- required by British rules. MANY of our Kentucky, 5; Minnesota, 1. Deberry i This Is Slugging Some of the other horses lost were golf there is no finer game for health zer. and Thompson. LIKEcolleges an eighteen-hole our Parchesi, Goulash, El Canoe, Hijo out on the Notre and fun than golf. But most of It takes more than three homers course was laid the green ball and Sea Wolf. El Canoe, Lass last fall. It will be college men going in for to a side to win a major league Dame campus shooting game Is a O’Gowrie and Inlaid were owned by ready for play pasture ball game this spring. decadence of and Lou Gehrig, the L. F. Wolfe, Washington sportsman. some time this sign of the physical Babe Ruth our young men. home run twins, lost no time in get- Jane Rinehart and Belais Go Bragh, spring. I have football hard as ting into the swing of things, both also lost, were owned by E. A. Ray- been asked many We don't play as Murphy thirty ago. college hitting for the circuit. The Babe’s mond. J. A. and H. B. Cox ! times as to what we did years The lost Lady New My doesn't play baseball as < particularly spectacular, Joan, Guinea, V I thought man hard lout was would coming as it did on his first time Chum and Waterfall. Joseph J. be the effect of as he did fifteen years ago. The almost en- at bat. It was a long, lifting shot Keefe lost Scipio and Pauline Butler. the golf links on bodily contact has been into the far left field bleachers, a In addition to the The Nut, Watts £ he-man democ- tirely eliminated from basketball spot somewhat unusual for Ruthian lost Edwin D. and Nat Evans. racy at this well and with the introduction of the delayed game not swats. Meet to Continue known institu- offense, the is O’Doul, who traded by nearly as strenuous as it once was. Lefty was The unfortunate Shasta Klan, tion. the Phillies, drove out It may be that five or ten years the Giants to after being released from the sta- Personally, I am home runs against his former what from now we will have no strenuous two bles. rushed to safety only to return | not sure teammates, Charley Grimm of will be sports such as football and basket- while to the stall to perish in the flames the effect college the Cubs slammed his way into the but I it. ball and the most popular that destroyed the stables. dread will be golf. By that time run club with his second cir- recently a game home It was announced by track o-7- mftockne Just youth colleges of our will be a cuit clout of the year. Earl Averill, committee of the the rookie, is the cials today the meet would continue very docile lot and entirely devoid sensational Cleveland despite the fire, the flames not hav- golf team called on me at the ath- major leaguer of the season grant of the sterling personalities tingling third ing disturbed the track proper. Fire letic board with a petition to energy homers, with the league with initiative, and row to hit two from the nearby com- major monograms to the golf team. races barely under way. departments ideas, which has to a large extent pennant munities of Port Deposit, Aberdeen, When they 7 came to me I told them characterized university life in wrong They Hit That Ball! Perryville and Belair assisted the they were in to see the man America in past years. This is what Havre De Grace firemen in extin- as I handled only athletics. folks tvant. If the present Chicago Cubs have lost no some The guishing the The effect at other schools of giv- tendencies continue will in bearing out their pre-season blaze. they get time golf their wish. reputation for terrific slugging. They ing major athletic awards for thirty-eight hits in the ANN E X SEV E N \NR 0 VV and other have made ■ has been to hurt football three games they have played, in- | sports very seriously. It is pretty Easily State cluding seven two-baggers and five Boilermakers Trim hard to get men to go out and Normal Nine, 12 to 1. tackle a dummy: it is going to be That is hitting in any mans By Thru' .t Special equally hard to get a lad to run BASE BALL league, and indicates that Joe Mc- LAFAYETTE. Ind., April 19. two miles. It is going to be diffi- very 20-21-22 Carthy's club will be hard to stop Coach Lambert's Purdue nine ran cult to get a boy to play April when the boys really get their eyes away with State Normal of Terre strenuously at any sport when the on the ball and settle down to work. Haute Thursday, 12 to 1. with both same award can be obtained by get- nines making frequent miscues. It ting all dressed up and playing a INDIANAPOLIS LEAVES MUNCIE SCHOOL was the seventh straight win for nice, pleasant, leisurely kind of the locals. game such as golf. vs. stole Departs— Purdue got eleven hits and Not that I have anything against Assistant Coach Durham bases at will. It was just a romp do think Jolly and Fisher Retained ! golf as a recreation, but I KANSAS CITY for the Boilermakers. Score: i that team games teach a lesson that Normal 100 POO 000— 1 3 4 Ind.. April 19.—Norman is invaluable and that an individual 3 MUNCIE. Purdue 102 022 41x—12 11 7 the ef- Games Called P. M. (Bull' Durham, former Center j sport like golf has opposite Kruzan, Reefer and Pierson. Haase; Me- Caraysv our young men in college. College football star, has resigned Reynolds. Qulnlev, and Kugier. fect over as assistant football coach at Cen- tral high schol here to enter busi- ness. School officials announced the re-employment of Coach Raymond Jolly for basketball and Coach Wal- ter Fisher for football. Jolly will aid Fisher at the gridiron sport and will be assisted in * basketball by- Floyd Raisor. BAUMAN ENTERS RACE

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