Ask Hans , He Knows Baseball Expert Names Hons Warmer has nutor/raphed ten tinier as many Indianapolis Times Sports score cards in his three years as coach of the Pittsburgh Pirate* as he did in his many seasons on the diamond Most Valuable Players as the aanie’s best shortstop. The fans of old didn’t seek INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1935 PAGE 10 autographs. Dan Daniel Casts Vote for Greenberg and Medwick; Both Snatched From Under Noses of N. Y. Clubs. DEFIANT CARDINALS TAKE OVER N. L. LEAD BY DANIEL J. DANIEL Ttmr. Sprrial Writer NE\V YORK, Aug. 26.—The afternoon shadows lengthen and become trickier in major ball parks. Vacationists ‘Gas-House’ Scrappers Dare They'll Defend Crowns Indians Win, Lose and Tie strajrjrle back with sunburn, poison ivy and deficits. The old straw skimmer is dying ignobly. The Giants aie fight- Rivals to Remove Them as Over Week-End; Struggle for ing for their lives, and the Yankees cling desperately to a log in the whirlpool, while the Dodgers talk of another year. Stumbling Fall Warm The Tigers are settled down to steady gait of triumph, and Giants Back Second Place Grows the rowdy, brawly Gashouse boys from St. Louis are kicking up again. The signs are unmistakable. September surely is Dean Boys Are Motivating Force Again, Trouncing Redskins Grab 13-Inning Tilt From Blues on Saturday: just around the corner. Dodgers Twice: Cubs Assist St. Louis by Crushing Brewers Take Sabbath Twin Bill Opener, 4-2; With th** month of falling leaves and temperatures. oysters and foot- ball approaching, it is the time-honored and rather pleasant custom to New Yorkers and Trail by 2V 2 Games. “Ladies’ Night” at Stadium This Evening. take stock in baseball. While insofar as team ratings are concerned BY HENRY BY EDDIE ASH major league issues will remain keen and unsettled for some weeks to SUPER United Press Staff Correspondent Times Sports Editor come, we already are in a position Cardinals from St. Louis, After winning losing and finishing third tilt over to apportion most of the individual NEW YORK. Aug. 26. —'The rough-house one. one even in a honors. And that brings us to baseball champions of the world, stood on top of the National League the week-end, the Indians will resume their fight to hold second place by Hank Greenberg, of the Tigers, and Most Valuable today and defied any one to remove them...... tackling the Milwaukee Brewers of Allan Sothoron in the third of the Joe Medwick. of the Cardinals. From Manager Frankie Frisch down to a batboy who claims he ca series tonight at 8:15. fist fight, the Cardinals ready It “ladies' affair and women will be admitted free to They are the most valuable players lick any player on the team in a are so a will be a night” of 1935. knockdown, dragout stretch battle which they claim will end with the the grandstand witn the payment of the tax and service charge. nun pennant nailed to the masthead of Sportsman's Park at the end of In the Saturday night struggle '"T'HE rise of Hank and Joe is September. at Perry Stadium the Redskins "We're heading the pack now and finally downed the Kansas Ciiy STATISTICS especially interesting to the nobody's going to stop us.” Frisch Blues, 2 to 1, in 13 innings when fans of N’-'w York because both asserted after his Birds grabbed the No Free Gate Phil Gallivan went the full dis- lead from New York with an assist tance on the Tribe mound and held men are metropolitan products. TRIBE by the Chicago Cubs. the Kaw's to six hits. Struss. Cauble PITCHING borh escaped 'he vigi- However, The Cards practically are dupli- Hickey Rejects Columbus and Moore worked on the K. C. G W I, IP H lant eyes of the scouting sys- cating their late season drive of rubber and the winning run was P. Gallivan . 39 14 12 211-3 237 tems of our three local blubs. But last year in which they snatched Plan for Replay of batted, across by Otto Bluege. Prge 28 13 7 154 ISO pennant from the Giants in the Turner 29 10 10 178',, 118 that's how baseball is. The Giants the Cooney Hits Long One of the campaign. Then, Bolen 18 9 6 129 129 found Hank Leiber in far-off closing days Toledo Tilts. %£ . they capitalized on the fal- Johnny Cooney led off the thir- I.ogan 29 8 10 152 Lift Arizona but could not see Green- §& as nowr JUI by on a Fred Perry teenth with triple and after in- Elliott 22 4 5 berg in the Bronx. The Yankees tering New' Yorkers putting ilSillililp 1 V a 76-3 streak in the stretch. tentional passes were given Stone- Wright 26 4 3 68-; 70 located Ben Chapman in Birming- winning ll I nihilf'rrx.i if ham and Bedore, Bluege a T. Gallivan .. 8 0 1 25 29 ham, yet could not discern M°d- Shift Fighting Spirit poked led the CHICAGO. Aug. 26.—The Colum- safety to one of con- Cotelle 2 0 0 3 5 wick in Carteret, N. J. The On July 4 the Giants end the best bus < O.) baseball fans will not be tests of the season at Tribe Dodgefs discovered Van Lingle league by nine games, confident of the Cards, free to fr replayed double- park. It was a thriller from start —Ex-Indians— Mungo in South Carolina and were a pennant. The spending admitted among them- to finish. Chamberlain. 10 4 2 St 3-, 79 blind to the chance to sign Mod- much time scrapping header with the Toledo Mud Hens, Suddenly the The scores of the afternoon Thomas 3 2 1 20 28 witk for nothing. selves, were second. Aug. 31, Thomas J. Hickey, presi- began to collapse. The Cards, double-header with the Brewers Walsh 5 1 0 1914 15 If only the Giants and the Giants dent of the American Association yesterday suddenly fighting together instead were 4 to 2, Milwaukee, in Sharp 12 1 0 14- ;, 18 Yankees could correct these over- announced today. The Columbus the first fracas, and a 0-to-0 eight- With legs. Bill of with each other, started their sights! aching management asked a free gate for inning tie in the second, the 6 o'clock TRIBE BATTING would SIOO,OOO for drive. Terry give so © in the games which were protested, law stopping hostilities one inning able Greenberg of Yesterday the Cards moved AB H 2b 3b HR Av. a successor as the but Hickey said the request had not short of regulation distance. About of terrific .. the Crotona Park North branch of again. Evidence been sustained. Cooney . 519 188 32 7 3 .362 St. Louis nine has cut 3000 fans took in the Sabbath en- the Greenberg clan. Hank's box Greenberg swath the Stephenson 450 158 38 33 .351 Henry iHank) last seven weeks is seen by tertainment. office appeal at. the Polo Grounds in the FAN BOYCOTT SUGGESTED Bedore ... 506 157 28 8 2 .310 since July 4 they have The Brew-ers got away to a two- would be tremendous. The grape- the fact that Riddle ... 243 75 16 3 0 .309 ’¦ '’• run load in the first conflict yes- * < . •• lost 14 while the Giants won 35 and ... 2 .309 vine insists the f v Cotelle 275 85 9 2 telegraph that 27 and lost Red Birds Still Hot Under Collar terday and the Redskins couldn't won ... Giants will pay $50,000 for Dol? | \ 25. Heath 469 143 26 7 16 .305 / / Hickey Ruling. catch up. Garland Mil- S* The Deans, of Course Over Braxton. Camilll, of Phillies, in Decem- i Sherlock. 406 118 21 2 2 .291 the j \ \ The Dean boys. Dizzy and Daffy, I!y Lnil<Mickey Cochrane wasn't so the opener and Daf won was taken Helen Jacobs hurling. Red took up the local LUTHER WINS triumph in the today when George Trautman pres- pitching sure that Greenberg would come teenth with a 6-1 after Bolen retired for a CROWN IN PLAYOFF The Cubs helped the St. ident of the Columbus club, an- '"T'ENNIS fans are locking for- England and Helen Jacobs of in wasn't hit- V second. pinch hitter the seventh. through for him. Hank Louis cause by knocking the Giants nounced he had appealed to Hickey : A California will be there to defend w'ard to sizzling action when Fill Bases in Ninth Itjl T nihil rrm^ ting. He was getting his feet tan- off, 5-4. for their third victory in for permission to have a free gate their United States singles titles. %¦ ?¦ V the national title play begins it HERSHEY. Pa., Aug. 26—Ted gled around the bag. Mickey the four-game series which ended Saturday, Aug. 31, when two pro- The ace netters are pictured above The Indians had runners on third left the Cubs only tested games with Toledo are re- Forest Hills, N. Y., on Aug. 29. they peak Luther, American League the lead- firm. Cop Title 151 for the 36-hole playoff. Sixth National Tribesters were in easy position to than .340, has driven in 141 runs Joe Medwick increased their If Waldo Shank, president of the ing Detroit Tigers score in both the first and second and has accounted for 33 homers. margin over New York to Toledo club, declines to play with- in the second battle before Turner is Greenberg first-place stanzas, but the old hit in the pinch inning. It interesting that games. The Tigers defeated out receiving a guarantee for the stopped him in the seventh and Medwick are the sons of immi- B’.. Top Feminine Golf Tourney Begins Today Over Beautiful wasn’t in their bats. They had a Minneapolis extended its Philadelphia. 6-3, and New York games, a Columbus newspaper has has grant parents. was the runner on second each time with league Medwick All-Stars Develop split with Chicago, losing the first. suggested a fan boycott. lead to five and one-half first of Hungarian extrac- Interlachen Course. one games. player 6-3, and winning the second, 6-1, Don Hurst w'as a holdout until out. Both Columbus and Kansas to gain a high place in the ma- Milwaukee third-sacker, tion The Boston Red Sox zoomed to third after the start of the first game of BY WINTHROP LYMAN Trapp, City are pressing the Hoosiers for jor leagues. By coincidence, one of Timing Abilities was the leader the day place and Milwaukee also 13 by defeating the former ten- June 16. He accepted terms when United Press Staff Correspondent batting of second the best left fielders in the Amer- place with six hits, in within few of the runner- ants. Cleveland. 5-4 and 8-2. The Don Hassett, Columbus first base- MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Aug. 22. —The thirty-ninth annual quest for consecutive four a jumps ican League also is a Magyar. He is game. got up post. Buckeyes dropped to a tie for fourth man, w'as injured early in the game. greatest feminine golfing prize opened today on famous the first He two doubles Julius Solters of the Browns, who Collegians Shaping Americas the Up as with Chicago. St. Louis beat Wash- near here. rates second only to Joe Vosmik of Interlachen Course Cleveland in that position, and has Powerful Team. ington, 3-2 and 7-6. Interlachen was chosen for the women's national tournament because of its par defying traps and fairways. It was on this course that Bobby passed Bob Johnson of the Athletics. Yesterday’s Hero: Faul Dean, who Defeat, Tie By l nill’ll Pi’i One One Jones completed his grand slam of golf victories in 1930. St. Louis into the National a a a CHICAGO. Aug. 26.—Their scrim- pitched of 95 was League lead by holding Brooklyn to The original entry list PHILE Greenberg has some mage sessions completed, the A'j- \\ eight hits, no bases on balls and iFirst Gamei reduced to 80 by the time the first il mrW7 Hp * * Star college football players who chance to win the American striking out five. MILWAUKEE off in the 18-hcle South Carolinan Jl* will meet the Chicago Bears of the AB R H O A E twosome teed v m J • • • batting in a 2 2 0 I /ira championship National Professional Thurs- Marshall, ss 4 1 1 round this morning. League Detore. c 33 2 3 5 0 qualifying battle with Joe Vosmik. Buddy Myer day night, concentrated on timing FALLS CITY ANNEXES Doljack. If.. 2 0 0 2 1 0 at the 0 0 2 0 0 Among those who withdrew Shines for West and Roger Cramer, it hardly seems in practice today. Webb, rs 4 MUNICIPAL SLUGFEST Gullic, cf 4 0 0 3 0 0 last minute was Mrs. June Beebe likely that Medwick will overhaul In two w'eeks of drill the college Torres, lb .4 0 2 6 1 1 Trapp. 3b 4 0 4 2 2 Chicago, runner-up in the Arky Vaughan of the Pirates in the stars from all parts of the nation 3 01 Atwood, Falls City Beers defeated the Hope. 2b 4 0 0 7 weeks ago. Hines Win National derby. However, Joe is have developed into a hard charg- Braxton, p 4 0 0 0 0 0 Women’s Western two Wilmer Clinches in a wild game, 12 to hitting .370. with 102 duns driven in ing team. Beanblosscms 4 9 27 14 2 The 64 low scores in the qualify- Park yesterday. It Totals -33 Over East. and 18 homers. And he is a Stan Koska, Minnesota’s charging 11. at Rhodius INDIANAPOLIS start play League ing round will match remarkably improved worker in the full back, is expected to bear the was a Municipal contest. AB R H O A E Hiif Vn Uni Pi rns 2 0 0 Two 18-hole rounds will field. brunt of the Collegians' attack. He The batting of Heyden. Huesing and Cocelle. If 4 1 2 tomorrow. Sherlock. 2b 5 0 33 2 0 EAST ORANGE. N. J., Aug. 26. m Vornholt featured for the Beers. 0 0 be played that day. Beginning You'll find this famous Medwick owes much to the will be assisted on spin plays into Heath, lb 3 0 0 8 Thanks to help from Wilmer Hines, patience by Young starred in the relief role on Cooney, cf 4 0 2 3 0 0 Wednesday will play of Frankie Frisch, who in the line Buzz Wetzel of Ohio 3 0 0 0 1 0 the survivors beer at most of the better the F&lls City mound. The winners Stoneham. rs Columbia, S. C., the West had an- ill J| 1933 and 1934 was tempted, ever so States and Inky Wotkvns of South- Bedore, 3b 4 0 2 3 1 2 one round a day. The final match often, shoot or trade Joe. The ern California. play the Norton Beers at Brookside Bluege. ss 3 1 0 1 a 0 other triumph to its credit today in ¦Cm “spots" in Indianapolis, to Sprinz. c 3 0 1 < 3 0 Saturday will be for 36 holes. J|| charged liners, threw to The Notre Dame system next Sunday. s'ore yesterday: p 2 0 0 2 0 outfielder of shift- Bolen, 0 0 0 is being tried by the annual East-West tennis tour- 240—11 11 2 xStephenson . 1 0 0 0 Anew system K on dumqht or in hot- M the wrong bases and otherwise gave ing backs and ends w'hich requires Beanblossoms 000 041 ° " City 022 160 001 —l2 17 4 Wright. n 0 \ S. A. in the tournament nament. impression he was a hay- perfect timing speed, Falls 2 ° 0 2 the U. 6. the that and will be Heydon; Price xxßidfile Wednesday. Donald Budge, Oakland, by Kindle. Younß and and J_ J this year. All matches With wire kid who never would make the used the All-Stars. Seville. Umpire. Johnson. J> 13 2 Totals ...... 33 2 10 27 Thursday and Friday will be played Cal., youngster, unable to appear heights. Medwick still suffers from xßatted for Bolen in seventh. of in the yesterday because he plays in the occasional mental lapses. But his xxßatod for Wright in ninth. in the afternoon instead 200 001 010— 4 morning. The plan is expected to finals of the national doubles cham- physical achievements are superb, Milwaukee 100 100 2 Indianapolis °°o gallery. pionships at Brookline, Mass., to- and Joe's errors in judgment are Cooney attract a larger Davis Cup Vets Oppose Runs batter! in—Detoe. Webb day, Hines stepped into the breach overlooked. In Medwick and Pepper Two-base hits—Marshall. Detore Only one former champion. Mrs. Cotelle. base—Detore. and figured in two matches which Frisch has the most pic- ,2 1 Torres. Bedore. Stolen Collett Vare, was in the Martin. Sacrifices— Doljack. Double P>*vs—Mar- Glcnna clinched the series, 5 to 2. turesque in major shall Hope. Left on bases— Indianap- starting Virginia Van Wie of players the to Ofl field. The tournament committee Budge-Mako olis. 9: Milwaukee. 5. Base on ball? 1932, and had leagues. in Final Go Chicago, winner in 1933 Braxton. 5: Bolen. 5 Strikeouts—Bolen no players from the West Coast on 4 4: Wright 2_ Hits—Off 1934, the game be- Braxton. Wild has retired from Bolen. 6 7 Innings: Wright. 3 in 2. hand so Hines was named. He de- in Losing illness. pitcher—Bolen. Wright cause of feated Manuel Alonzo, New York. Sharp Battle for National Doubles Title Forecast After Bolen. Umpires —Johnson and Swanson. Vare is seeking her sixth MAJOR LEADERS of game—l:ss. Mrs. 6-3, 7-5, and teamed with Henry Timp championship, and is Sunday national M. Culley, Santa Barbara, Cal., to Youngsters Shields 'Second game: tie: eight innings: j favored to Drub and Parker. o'clock law. heavily succeed. whip Berkeley Bell and Gregory 6 i all the important fly l nitril Prt MILWAUKEE Winners of Mangin. Newark. 6-3, 3-6. 10-8. lEADING BATTERS A E earlier this year G AB. R H Per Aug. cup teammates, AB R H O ; tournaments played These victories put series on CHESTNUT HILL. Mass.. 26.—Davis the vet- 0 0 4 3 S. the ... Marshall, ss 4 Mi’s. Opal Vaughan. Piratrs 109 399 94 160 .401 erans were on hand today. ice, for the Westerners won two .. Johnny Ryn. youngsters. Moirk. 11" 481 102 178 370 Wilmer Allison and Van and the Don 2b o n Open Cardinal* Storti. in4 0 0 0n 0n 0 Hill, Kansas City, Western Cirvpland ... 118 491 68 170 .346 and Longwood Doljack. If contests on Saturday. Vosmlk Budge Ger.e Mako. battle it out at Cricket Club today Webb, 3 0 1 4 0 0 Har'nrtt. Cubs .. .. 95 333 51 115 345 rs 0 holder, is one, and 87 342 national men's championship. 0 0 2 0 title Marion Myer. Senators 117 4SO 164 for the doubles tennis Gullic. cf 3 12 0 0 Lexington iKy.) Wingard. lb 3 0 0 Miley, 21-year-old GETS WINNING START HOME RUNS Allison ana Van Ryn. for years 3b 3 0 2 0 0 0 has cap- Tra*D. 0 0 girl is another. Miss Miley at- Greenberg Det .. 33 Foxx. Athletics . 26 the peers of the domestic and for- and Frankie Parker in straight sets. Rensa. c 2 0 0 0 Leona Lurvey was victorious in Giants . 29 '.ehrig Yankees 24 Hamlin, p 3 0 0 tured the Trans-Mississippi, the cm. eign in the doubles game, Allison and Van Ryn held the J) the first match of men's Berger. Braves 27 fields will Western closed, the Augusta Invi- the singles prove they're doubles championship back in '3l Totals 29 "o 6 24 14 0 of the Broadmoor J§ j RUNS BATTED IN be out to still the the South Atlantic. division Coun- w Jm Gehrig. and were runnersup George Lott INDIANAPOLIS tional and Greenberg. Det 141 Yankees 99 kingpins in America, and as such to also included many try Club tennis tourney yesterday, .. R H O A E entries Berger. Braves 104 Foxx. Athletics 96 and Lester Stoefen a year ago. AB The defeating J. Jackson Jr., 7-5, 6-1. Mecwick. Cards 102 must be considered for the Davis Cotelle. If 4 0 2 1 0 rs who have been runners-up or finals of the mixed Sherlock. 2b 3 0 0 2 4 stars Play will be continued today. BINS Cup doubles assignment again next The National 0 0 in national doubles will Heath, lb 3 0 0 10 semi-finalists previous Galan Cubs 101 Gehrig. Yankees 99 year. championship today Coonev. cf 3 0 0 4 0 0 Among them are Mrs. Medwick. Cards 102 Chapman, Yankees 98 have plenty of international flavor Stoneham rs 3 0 0 1 0 0 tournaments. Martin. Cards 101 Budge and Mako will be carry- Bedore. 3b 3 0 2 0 0 0 Marion Turpie Like, Plandome. with Kay Stammers of England and ss 2 0 1 2 3 0 STRAWS HITS ins: the colors of those who contend. Bluege. Y.; Glutting. West at Roderieh Menzel of Czechoslovakia SDrinz. c 2 0 b 4 0 0 N. Charlotte Med* rk. Cards. 178 Yosmik. Clete . 170 Turner, p 2 0 0 0 4 0 N. J., and Mrs. Maureen Cubs 175 Greenoerg Det . 166 Allison and Van Ryn have burnt Orange. Final Reductions Herman. battling Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Stephenson 1 0 0 0 0 0 Coral Fla. Cramer. Athletics 171 themselves out in valiant attempts of Boston and Enrique G. Maier of Orcutt Crews. Gables. to wrest international supremacy Totats 26 "o 5 24 11 0 The Interlachen course is one of EARL COMBS INJURED Spain. The Stammers-Menzel team Stephenson batted for Turner in the LEVINSON from Fiance and England, and that the most beautiftil and difficult in Hit T.mr • ousted Mrs. Dorothy Mudford King eighth. YOUR HATTER —0 country, par for women is Combs, the time has come for a clean sweep of Britain and Gene Mako yester- Milwaukee ROD New York Yankees' Runs batted in—None. Two-base hits— i line the hilly fairways and outfielder, a young, fighting squad. put out Mr. and Mrs. Trapp 2 > Cotelle Sacrifices—Sherlock. Trees bruised veteran was in a combine John 1 Bluege more 2-6, B'.ueee. Double plays—Turner. t,o natural water hazards create Chicago hospital today suffering Allison and Van Ryn showed Van Ryn. 6-3. 6-3. to Heath: Storti to Marshall to Win- severely right plenty of fight as they came from In finals played over the week- gard Left on bases—lndianapolis. 6: Mil- trouble. CLEARANCE SALE from a sprained waukee. 6 Base on bal's—Off Turner. 1: shoulder, the result of a collision behind to defeat the Californian. end Helen Jacobs and Mrs. Fabyan Hamlin. 2. Strikeouts—Turner 3. Umpires Now iu Progress Johnston. Time —1:25. with Red Rolfe. Yank shortstop, Henry Culley, and the Carolinian. retained their women's doubles title, —Swanson and STEVENSON CAPTURES CM DflC SPORTING beating Cnl'llW!. GOODS CO. while both were chasing a short fly Wilmer Hmes. in a five-set battle on Caroln Babcock of Los GAME OF SATURDAY 209 W. WASHINGTON ST. ball in yesterday's game with the Saturday; but Budge and Mako Angeles and Mrs. Dorothy Andrus Thirteen Inningsi MAIN SHOOT CONTEST White Sox. Combs may be out for showed menacing craft and power of Stamford. Conn.. 6-4. 6-2. Kansas Citv . . 009 001 000 001 0- 1 6 1 Indianapolis . 001 000 000 000 1— 212 2 balance of tne season. as they drubbed Frank X. Shields Richard Bishop and Raymond B. Tom Stevenson topped the field the of Struss. Cauble. Moore and Madjeski: P. Bidwell Boston defeated Fred C. Gal'ivan and Sprinz. Losing pitcher in the feature 50-target shoot at the TAILOR-MADE SUITS Baggs and Dr. William Caubie. Rosenbaum Club of New 6-1, to win the Indianapolis Gun yesterday, 10 WEEKS TO PAY York. 6-2. ST. national veterans' William J. CATHERINES SESSION connecting 47 times. Other high Over 700 Patterns to Choose title. The St. Catherines Bowling HAS MADE Clothier and son of Philadelphia de- scores were Murphy, 46; Shipp. 45; From. feated Samuel Hayes son of League wil hold its organization ¦ tailoring co. [QUALITY and the coming season Hiser. 40; Brown, 35. rnu South Hadley, Mass.. 6-3, to meeting for E. New York St. 6-4. at in the church 22 in LtUWlal win . the national father and son Thursday night 8 Hall scored the 25-target laurels. hall. Secretary Frank S. Wuensch, handicap, followed by Shipp with 19 announces. and Hiser with 16. KOSTKA ACCEPTS PRO JOB Terre Haute Brewing Cos., Inc. fly AUTO LOANS l niti'4 Prr* and Refinancing Ind. NEW YORK. Aug. 26 —Stan Kost- Terre Haute, BASEBALL TONITE 20 Months to Pay ka. back Minnesota All-America full 8:15 P. M. WOLF SUSSMAN, Inc. and one of the greatest college foot- & oall 1934. his MILWAUKEE 239 W. WASH. ST. B B Bottlers, Inc., 55 So. 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