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PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES AUG. 9, 1932 Match Skill MORE EXCITEMENT IS ADDED TO A. A. FLAG CHASE With Babe in ‘Star’ Contest Birds and Tribe Make | It’s Open Season for Puzzles in National League Brooklyn been a great baseball ITSyear, and Babe Ruth, 'WgjnBWBBKUKtA. him mighty slugger of the New Buys Star York Yankees, is going to have It Warm for Millers a tough time picking his 1932 big leagues all-star club. The Bambino is co-operating Contenders Continue to Wage Wild Scramble for Top; Walter Beck, Young Mound with The Times in sponsoring his annual contest in Indian- Cooney Holds Brewers to Five Blows Monday; Ace. to Join apolis. Three prizes will be awarded to local diamond fol- Saints Invade Perry Stadium Tonight. Dodgers. Babe's lowers who match the Prtxx selections. The contest is just BY EDDIE ASH By Tnitrd Timei* Sport* NEW YORK. Aug. right getting under way. Get your Editor 9.—The American Beck, entry in early. Mail your en- Invading Association forces changed firing scenes today arm of Walter outstanding tries to the Babe Ruth Editor and the battling Indians will continue their pennant fight against the pitcher in the class A minors, may St. Paul Saints furnish at The Times. Here are some at Perry stadium tonight, Minneapolis shifted to Louis- the added power necessary of the important rules. Re- ville for a night fracas, Kansas City marched on Columbus for a day to boost the Brooklyn Dodgers to member them: tilt with the speeding second-place Birds and Milwaukee went to Toledo. the top of the National League. -• The third-place Tribesmen knocked off the as the Dodgers undis- 1. Ruth will mmr ten player*— Just gained one for each position and two pitch- Brewers here Monday night. 7 to 1. and Columbus made puted possession of fourth place, it ers. It four in a row over the league-leading Millers in the was learned that Brooklyn officials '!. He will place them In baltinr Buckeye capital, 4 to 2, bringing grief to the order, and the winner not only must more \ thenwythe. BRoofcw I virtually have clinched the deal to name the same players, hut put them slumping Bushmen and causing a further tightening '•gggfpil . mm have Brooklyn C° r/V6, M Beck in a uniform In the same order. The two pitchers - V/-SHER 15 hill A are at the bottom of the list. of the flag race. i O0 JSlik 1 before the Dodgers leave for the slightly game \ ~ HB<s A PUZZLE 3. Babe will not name himself. The Birds now are more than one HkV^MO west next Sunday. This Is Important. All other big back of the Millers and the Indians are playing tag league players are eligible. Young Beck has a record of twen- with the rear bumpers of the Columbus machine one ty-one victories and t. All selections will he made on games three defeats the basis of performances durinit the and one-half behind and about two and one- with the Memphis club of 1932 season on'v. games the half back of the first-place Minneapolis crew. Southern Association. 5. A player must have played the St. Paul will at Perry four struggles, position for which he is named in be stadium for Another cause for rejoicing in least this all at night, and the Millers will begin their last 1932 at one or more games sea- Brooklyn came Monday night when son. For Instance, a second base- appearance here Saturday night. Stonehouse man may have appeared at shortstop on The feverish chase id,ooo fans physicians pronounced first base- In a few jjium. He Is eligible either gonfalon attracted Bissonette for second base or shortstop. to the Brewer-lndian game here Monday and 12,000 man Del completely re- 6. All entries must be arrnmpanicd V the Miller-Bird night conflict in where covered from the foot injury which by essay of about fifty words. to Columbus, Y§Sf an Bridegroom Tops StaleState has kept him idle since spring The Babe Ruth major Bud Parmalee, stalwart right-hander, turned in his Riddle sixth since donning the spangles training. leagues all-star contest is just consecutive victory of the Southworth pastimers, holding the Bushmen to six hits. The idle Dodgers moved into fir. t starting. Entries will close at ■ Out at local stadium, Cooney, the agile southpaw, en- Links Aces division Monday when the Phillies midnight, Aug. 31. Send yours the Johnny joyed another brilliant evening under the lights, held the Brewers to dropped to fifth place because of a today! ’ in and run, collected three hits himself, scored one run and double defeat at the hands of the five hits one Rll Timex Special in Cooney was at his best again, and after the second inning Cardinals. batted one. Ml* MICHIGAN cm-.CITY. Aug. 9. the Cream City athletes were held 'mi "michiAn to three safeties and no runs. 7H/$ OUGHT ')m?g Leading Hoosier linksmen battled ) over the final ,hirt '‘six holes t°-to- played -in nTO spy it 1 JfFyf 1 thirty-six! The Indians errorless ball •O r TWflr openl to Senators, afield and all told it was a big PPp nfc I fat day fortor the tristate ehampion-champion- Cleveland Bows / ,—ship. misunderstanding Baseball night for Hoosier fans on the White THE ' CTt . mffif Y' ship. Due to10 a 1 in dates,dates Indianapolis linksmen front. --Mg' BO> ■ * ' - Indianapolis river I vW?V / -'W AMERICAN ASSOCIATION jo K y @f!§§ / ■ failed to get in practice rounds and Riddle Starts Rally Won. Lost. to ... Phillies Lose Two Cards _—' f i)sLi were forced to start play immedi- Minneapolis Pet. The Indians their initial HIA 1 / r 6*. 48 .583 staged <£> \ 1 I ately Monday. Columbus 68 51 551 mam after their arrival INDIANAPOLIS scoring splurge in the third stanza Coffin fifi 52 .550 \ Ralph Stonehouse of Coffin (Kansas City fill 55 ~y>2 . were scheduled and the rally by lly I nitcd I‘rexs and no other games was launched topped 143, Toledo 58 o .492 < / ; the Hoosiers with a 143. NEW YORK, Aug. 9.—Cleveland s in the American circuit. Bridegroom Johnny Riddle when, as 4r/l'\S< I I Milwaukee 56 50 .487 good enough forfor a fourth place tie Louisville 47 8 .409 St. Louis Cardinals replaced the first up, he cut loose with an ex- yhP' m 'Ni St. Paul Indians dropped from second to l J~s- M with Harry Cooper, Orville Schell 13 70 .37 4 idle New York Giants in sixth po- hibition of speed and beat out a jk race and DennyDenn y Sullivan of Chicago,Chicago. AMERICAN third in the American League siton in the National League by vir- hit in deep short near second base 7 R'iE'Jf' LEAGUE Byron Marke Chicago was first W. L. Pet. w L P-t Monday they lost to the tue of a double victory over the territory. Cconey delivered a one- of first New when f ady York 73 35 .676 Detroit ... 54 49 .524 the base smack to short f / IST. with 145, and Frank Br t and Philadel. 65 44 .596 Senators, 7 to 6. The Phillies, 7 to 6 and 6 to 4, and right and Riddle N t St. Louis.. 48 58 .4a;t Washington fifth showed more fast footwork Horton Smith, Chicago, had 146s1465. Cleveland. 64 44 .593 Chicago .. 36 68 346 Phils dropped to place. and j£>m ... idle Philadelphia Athletics replaced f Wash. 60 49 ,550lBoston ... 26 79 .248 nightcap went eleven innings, reached third. j Other Hoosier scores: in second position. The Walter Murray, Valparaiso. 149; George the Indians home in the Realizing the groom preferred to f \ 149; NATIONAL and Jim Collins’ run ‘ V x Stark,Stark. Indianapolis. 150:150; Bill Heinlein, In- LEAGUE Cleveland outhit Johnson's men, “~~*" drove in Jim Bottomley be in the Tribe dugout, \ 1 dianapolis, 159; Russell Stonehouse. In- W. L. Pet.l w L Pet eleventh back of j ; v but fumbles by Johnny / Pittsburgh 59 47 .557 56 12 to _____ NB V lf dianapolis.dianapolis, 161; John Walter, Gary.Gary, 158; Philadel... 55 504 5, the which, a few seats • x—tsA 161: ahead of him, and gave Cards away, sat the \\ ( Gary. Chicago.. 57 48 the J i "1 I 17 Cos <."CvA ~, —HerbHerb Walter. 158:158; HermanHerman Uebele,Uebele .543 St. Louis.. 51 56 .477 Burnett and Earl Averill in sec- victory by margin. bride, Jonah Goldman hurriedly La 160; Chuck GarrlnßerGarrlnger, lndianIndian- Boston .. 56 52 .518 New York. 50 55 476 a two-run Porte. ’ ' Brooklyn. 55 53 .509 ond inning helped the Senators Hurst and George Davis whacked a single to right center, WesternW e stern Ixricl apolis, withdrew. Cincinnart 47 65 .420 Don Grid ~ I tally five runs and another fumble drove out home runs for the Phillies scoring Riddle, and Cooney pulled up INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE by Burnett and a poor throw by in the seventh inning of the opener at the hot corner. The Tribe \ ANGELO PINS SIMS ! , W. L. Pet.| „ w. L. Pet. pitcher in the fourth all of their hurler crossed the plate on Tun in Vit l ' Newark .. 74 44 .628 Rochester. 64 57 .529 Hildebrand when the Phillies tallied Fitz- TeamCdm Victor’ICtorltir f Buffalo... third falls, 65 53 .551 two more Monte out by geralds out and Goldman p\j? Taking the firstfi?:st and third Albany 53 66 445 contributed runs. six runs. The Cards won registered V i middleweight Baltimore.