APRIL 30, 1930 PAGE 12 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES amm WORLD SERIES RIVALS OF 1925 TOP MAJOR LOOPS MAN AND MACHINE and Time* Special Alte Thursday U. S. Links Pji Pittsburgh, Washington Comes Home April 30 ind., Kokomo,As an added feature to golf pastimers Stars Sail the Kokomo high school relays Pickerd in SHORTRIDGEemerged victorious with Cathe- Come From Behind to meet here Saturday, Coach Hill the dral at Tuesday, winning. Chester of local school Riverside win- 6-5. Coach Naylor's proteges scored has arranged to have the points ner of century dash strive Bouts two full victories and two on for Britain the Top another that en- Take Tuesday’s Games to beat an automobile in a abled them to eke sprint of 100 yards. Motor of out the one-point machine will be running at Eight Members of Walker and and machine Local Heavy Mauler Faces margin. Brother Pirates Step Into National Lead When Robins Humble start man Edwin sprung a Cup Squad Leave will start from scratch. Tough Opponent in new surprise on Giants; Fighting Senators Extend Winning Streak Ivan Fuqua, Brazil phenom, the Blue in Dem- is the favorite to cop the cen- Freeman. ' up New York. tury title. Entries for relays ; 4 f , mer. who hung to Eight at Expense of Yanks. —w*"- 3-0 victory over closed Tuesday, with twenty a Bv rnitr/i Fre* Walter Pickerd. the •’Hccsipr Collins. Heckman BY GEORGE KIRKSEY NEW YORK. April 30 America's teams and more than three annex his hundred individual-, entered. Havoc.” will be out to of Shortridge was United Press Staff Correspondent cup team sails today to de- seventh consecutive triumph in a of Walker low medalist NEW YORK, April 30.—World series rivals of 1925—Washington and fend the trophy which has been the ring when he squares off with 78 loval the day a Pittsburgh—were leading the two major league pennant races today. objective of international amateur against Pat Freeman. Louisville scoring his By Winning seven out of their last eight games, the Pirates forged into golf competition and the proud pos- heavyweight, in one of the two ten- brilliant round the National League lead Tuesday, replacing the New York Giants, which session of this country ever since it Maxie, Johnson round scraps on the Washington A. Heckman defeated had held the since the opening of the season. Thursday night at : zH,- . lead was offered. C. mlu card ■ Coddington, 3,-0 After losing the opening game of the season to the Boston Red Sox Bobby Jones and his fellows who Toridtnvjn Pickerd has stopped the hall. Coach Naylor and Bill Reed, and dropping two of their first four games, the Senators have won eight are going to England to defend the Clash Tonight five of his six opponents here and Shortridge of 1930—and an; other straight games—longest major league winning streak cup are brimming with confidence, beat the other ten rounds. anchor hung up like victory League. over man. a two and one-half games out In front in the American naturally enough, because they have Bn I vit"l Pr*m In Freenva n. the local leather >ver Feeney. Bob Rhodehamel The major league clubs play their annual final sectional games today never been beaten. NEW YORK, April >/)■ Marie pother w:;; be meeting a puncher taved of! a tie score when he before the first east-west grows, starting with a pair of curtain-raisers In addition to Bobby Jones, the who c.alrr.A he has never lost a match with Rosen bloom of New York arid Larry by halved nine holes of his Thursday. members of the American are an team Johnson of Chicago, a u* of bor- kiw.k.wt. and who is touted as Gelton. the Cathedral boy winning I Beginning on Friday, all eastern Don Moe, Dr. C. F. Willing, Francis ■- aggrcsL-.e rna.ier. Merle Alte, the the height* only 2-0. The teams felt strain i National League clubs will play in Ouimet, Harrison Johnston, Roland ers who have scaled the de- sootc. side artut, meets a scrapper of recent ruling of the park ' the west May 16 and the the until Mackenzie, George Von Elm and spite their disregard for the ap- who u ’//.>•; ;or his aggressiveness them free use of League board that denies western American clubs George Voigt. Certainly the United proved rules of success, meet to- and av:.:*.y v> p-.nr.h when he takes links for Golf Tribe Chatter municipal matches. will play in the east. States never has sent abroad as night In the feature ten-round bout or. :/;d I.m Angeles. Two sport struggling up- showed as a has been The Senators and Pirates strong a team of amateurs. at Madison Square Carder 'lre fv, vfive-round bouts with de- SMITH has been in the A. Tuesday hill in the local schools, their mettle by overcom- Ail of the players are winner of tonight’s bout has oe<-o card, first 8:30. to carry EARLA. a long time and Washington handicaps to win their expected V.e at. pleted athletic funds unable ing big to remain in England to compete promised a bout with Jlrnnr. Eia‘- it. Coach Naylor told it cost him park fans gave him a hand Tues- games after they both were ap- us for the British amateur tery, the New York athletic com- S4O last season from his own pock- day as he romped in right field beaten. champion- parently ship starting May mission’s nominee for the 175-,oo- Open Shortridge. as well as any youngster could do. at St. Andrews, Motions to With et to carry on golf at stay championship. Rosenbloom a veteran gathered in nine put- Rally Nets 7 Runs 26, and several will over for The slight favorite. A. B. C.’s Sunday. METHUSELAH CLUB, a outs, poled a single and double and The New York Yankees led the British open at Hoylake, June 16. THEgolf organization for golfers of stole a base. And several of his Washington, 7-0, when the Sen- The Led .an* polls Meldon Club, the state over 50 years of age. will chances were taken on the run. ators came to bat in their half of hold its spring tournament at tt tt a the third. A seven-run rally, how- Millers Shine Tuesday ttrong ;oea! semi-pro nine, will open BriMheart had the Indians hitting: Into French Lick Springs ever, yanked the Senators back Major Firsts \r.f next Sunday by meeting thf air and nnlv four assists wfre Hills course June-20 into game and they went on to MINNEAPOLIS according credited in tbe Miller bo\ score. the AB R H O A E the Jewell a B. C.s at Washington and 21, to win their eighth 11 to 8. 3b 2 1 0 By United Prey* tt tt ft straight. Voter. 3 1 1 park. year Dr. M. E. Clark. In- inning Cortazzo. 2b 4 1 0 2 0 o LEADING HITTTRS The Meldons last won of Fddie Sicking are At the close of the third Smith, rs 5 1 2 9 0 0 dianapolis. presi- R sixteen out of contests. arm the Cubs had the Pirates 7-1, out Hiirh. cf 3 113 0 0 G AB H Pci. twenty dent. Dr. Clark, in ADMIRERSbeginning to believe his Miller. IX 4 0 1 1 0 0 Fisher. Cardinals 13 13 !'• 23 .179 r* the Buccaneers took the lead when ss 5 0 0 0 2 0 Stephenson, Cubs 12 39 7 1* .182 Johnny Twigg, who won nine gone result weak spot Emmer. discussing the tour- has and as a rally Cotter, 9 26 .155 they staged a seven-run in lb 5 3 2 8 0 0 Flowers. Robins ...... 11 41 around the key- Gonzales, Waner, games and lost five for Wheeling nament, said there has popped out and won, c 3 1 1 3 0 0 P. Pirate* ....11 42 12 19 .452 sixth eventually ... 51 12 22 .431 sack. It seems beyond Eddie the Britlheart. D 4 2 2 0 1 0 Frederick, RObins 11 of the middle League last will be an abund- stone 13 to 9. I Atlantic good a quick throw. The 36 10 11 27 4 0 HOME RUN SLUGGERS | mound for the ance of prizes for to make on After rolling up seven straight Totals season, will be on the low gross and net, mystery about it is the fact Sick- INDIANAPOLIS Jackson, Giants... 5 Klein, Phillies 3 ! Meldons Sunday game and Bob victories, the New York Giants have R H O A E Hartnett, Cubs... 4 Wilson, Cubs 3 ing not bothered during spring AB 4 Gehrig. 3 Kelly do the receiving. The for nine h o ie s, was hit a snag and dropped two in a C'huck Klein Warstler. ss 4 0 0 2 4 0 Revnolds. White Sx Yankees.. will • J§ eighteen holes, training in Florida. It's that way Sicking. 2b 3 0 0 1 3 0 Terry. Giants.... S itnmons. Atblet’s 16 Mejdons have open dates in May but row to a ragged hard-hitting i coming to Indianapolis the Hoffman, cf 4 0 2 3 0 0 Ott, Giants 3!Cronin. Senators... 3 —some times the old the prominent pastimers with Herman, ! and June for strong state clubs. Call twenty-seven holes in baseball Brooklyn team. Barnhart. If 3 0 1 2 0 0 Robin*... 3 and thirty-six holes, wing gives out over night. AMONGPhilly Nationals Thursday will be Chuck Klein, product of local Preigau. 3b 4 0 0 1 3 2 BATTED IN or wire Bob Stehlin, 918 Olive street, Bejma. rs 4 0 0 2 0 0 RUNS well as a lot of a tt It Two Regulars Out sandlots and the 1929 home run king of the National League. Other Indianapolis, or phone Dr. 3679-J. - as Connolly, lb 3 0 1 12 0 0 Cardinal*. 16!McManu. Tigers.. 13 There were three Tribe error* in the Fisher. other unique prizes. Philly stars slated to play against the Indians in the exhibition are Sprinz. c .....4 0 0 3 1 1 Simons, Athletics. 16 Herman. Robins... 13 Lafayette Lifes and Bedford Grays l third stanza Tuesday. Colter was safe on Tire unexpected early spurt of the Tommy Payne, p 1 0 0 0 0 1 Senators.. Giant*... 13 or- Lefty O'Doul, high average swatter in the National last season; Boone, Cronin. 14'Jackson. The Methuselah wide toss and went to second club more of a p 1 1 1 1 3 Q Comor'ky. Pirates 11 take notice. Dr. Clark Freieau's Pittsburgh is even Thevenow. Hoosier shortstop from Madison; Fresco Thompson, second P. Wolfe 1 0 0 0 0 0 ganization was when Sprinz threw over Connolly at first surprise when it is considered that Pinkie Whitney, star third baseman, and others. Byron Speece, AMUSEMENTS ?t French Lick last An? t, tryin? to snare Cotter off the sack. j sacker; Totals 32 ~X *5 27 14 4 formed two of the Pirate regulars, Captain Indian, Philly staff. P. Boone in ninth. state amateur Gonrales walked and R\>’heart beat out I former is on the mound Wolfe batted for durnrc the annual Pie Traynor and Lloyd Waner. are 004 102 003—10 of a bunt and Payne OWVd it late and threw Millers tournament. It is the idea the 010 000— 1 reachinj- second, | out of the game recuperating from Indians organization hold two tourna- over Connolly. Brillheart to illness and injuries. Runs batted In—Boone. Brillheart. 3; and fall. Gonzales third and Cotter scorinc. The Yoter. Home runs— ments annually, spring Engle, Memphis rookie High. 2: Smith. 2: are: A. H. Flannigan, Millers also worked the doMe steal for Charley Finale With Millers to Be Brillheart. Boone. High. Two-base hits— Other officers Barnhart, a run in this inning: when Sicking made infielder, and Ira Flagstead, former Hoffman. 2: Cotter. Smith. Sac- Crawfordsville, vice president, and rifice hits—Yoter. High. Stolen bases—Vo- a high return to S-Drinz. ft was a dizzy League outfielder, have Smith. Double plays—Sick- A. Young. Lafayette, secretary American ter. Cortazzo. on G. round. filled the two gaps capably, but the ing to Warstler to Connolly. Left and treasurer. tt tt tt Klein Feature bases—Minneapolis. 6: Indianapolis. 8. Followed by Payne. Boone. 2; ! impetus for the Pittsburgh rush has Bases on balls—Off 2: off Coffin W-n's C.otf Brcne’s home run Tuesday was a out—By Payne. The rcrentlv organized by oft Brillheart. 4. Struck largely been furnished Paul Wa- Boone, by Brillheart. 3. Hit bats- CU-h wil hold its second at the lovg drive to r.ght took 1: by 1: center that ner Adam Comorosky, who have man—Cortazzo. bv Payne. Losing pitcher— G-ove rlubbnrve NS-to - room Fri- hop bounced field and 3 inmngs South one and .nto the mad. P. Waner is Today; Payne. Hits—Off Payne. 5 in .n da night at 8. Schedules for the season been hitting like Burwell Named to Face Kelleyites Phillies Come (and to 2 men in fourth): off Boone. 6 v .-eats. Umpires—Johnston, Brown and win he announced. batting .452; Comorosky has batted 6 innings. ft tt r I Time. 1:40. a tt a fourteen runs and scored thir- Thursday Open Exhibition. Osberne. is in for Date The women at Highland will engage In a WARSTfcER fighting 'leading the National League in FAY medal nlav with handicap tournament Fn- is the teen, PERRONI DROPS first and second places RABBl'ia batting slump. He not respect. With the series standing two the entertainment with their eleven dav. Prizes for the latter MASSILON, 0., April 30.—Ray wiil he swarded. type for the lead-off position, but Washington, Walter John- hits, including tremendous home tt it . As for games to one the Tribe’s favor, a of talent in Fay, Charleroi (Pa.) heavyweight Dubs-Pros lournament that was to Manager Corriden is short has taken last year’s club, mi- runs by Brillheart and High. The The son Bill Burwell was nominated to face was knocked out by Patsy Perroni, have h-cn the oneninc of the season tourna- to mate a change and pla'e Warst- | rus injuries, and instilled into it visiting pitcher poled the sphere out been post- the Minneapolis Millers today in Canton, in the fourth round here ment schedule at Highland has le- in another soot in the hatting ! of the spirit of the pennant- of the park over the high left field Saturday, May 10. some Tuesday. poned from Mar 1 to order where he would be of more winning Senators of 1924 and 1925 the windup of the series. Mike fence while High bounced one off Reason for the change is because several value. Kelley’s pastim.ers will depart for the top of the scoreboard in right MOTION PICTURES Highland members are vacationing now. REESES IN N. Y. a tt a TWO field and the pellet sailed out to The winners will take all Ihe bails and Both the Yankees and Giants the northwest tonight to play their j at the expense of Ihe the railroad yards. 25e TILL 1 P. M. In addition dine .Harry Ricondn. v?tcra:i tnfielder. has have a Reese this year. Jimmy of home opener Friday with the i •-<- rc: -.'.ncd City by the Cincy Four of the Indians’ five safeties losers. i to Kansas ! league-leading Colonels, but the tt tt tt Reds. He was drafted from the Blues last the Yanks is a second base eandi- were for extra bases, with Hoffman George Peterson and Richard fell and is expected to bolster the punch Andy Inmans won't leave for St. Paul of the champions. 'date and so is of the Giants. getting two doubles, Barnhart one for the A. A. until Thursday evening, an ar- B:r.-field were in a deadlock and Boone a homer. Connolly’s sin- prize of a par tourna- rangement that v/ill gee them n first blind ; gle was the only other hit for the South Grove. Each had the Apostle city late Friday morning JWLiiNOW PLAYING ment at | Corridenites. a net score of 78. They drew by Rivers Decisively Beaten by in time to have lunch be .ore help- m ing W lot for first prize and Peterson won. Lefty Leifield's team lift the _MOTION PICTURES IHOUjJ were made, in the season's lid at Lexington park. Ten other awards Philadelphia Na- following order: A. W. Black. Ken- Burt Shotton’s Spug Myers in Armory Ring off here Thursday Lemons. Ray Austimiller. Har- tionals will stop rifnxAsimrp neth to battle Johnny Corriden’s Tribes- i,nk FRANK Beniiman, George Wagner. Har- rv men in an exhibition tilt, the main old Stricklin. Bill Hicks, Ott Miller, Clifford Pierce. Idaho Junior Welter Beats Rival to Punches: Marriner attraction being Chuck Klein, for- ACTORS’ NATIONAL JUBILEE Wilbur Dorsett and Na- South Grove mer Indianapolis sandlot.ter and Complete list- of Tops Tuesday. tional League home run champion. gross follows: Card Next scores, and net. Chuck smacked forty-three homers 90. / Flovd Jones 95. 73: Russell Wise. punch major after Semas collected other slug- CRAWFORD** f? D Dor. ett. Beaten to the the stanza showed no in- lasc reason and f.3: IT 1.. Shiplev. 101. 75; W. roun.v, full Smith. portion of the ten Joe Riv- clination to make a battle of it. ging honors during his first sea- 101. 70; E. A. Dorsett, 81 74 H. 07; ero, Cedar Rapids, la., junior wel- George Craig, Ft. Harri- son as a major regular. He is the 97. 81; Kenneth Louckes. 82. Jack Sergeant and des- JOHN MACK. BKWN ([F Robert OHaver 104. 01: ter, was whipped in the main go son “Goliath,” knocked out Big Bill Phillies’ right fielder seems 1L Ml CAST Crawford. 81. 71: .4; KSi indan STAR. Tea Miller. 107. 86: Dave Mitchell. *4 of the fistic card' at the armory Hoffman, Columbus, 0., in the sec- tined to have another successful rri rl~rn K E. Lemons. 95. 77. Tuesday night by Spug Myers, Po- ond round. campaign with the bludgeon. LAUREL-HARDY TALKIE Jolinny Pierce. 89. 80; Ott Miller. 88. 76: The Thursday exhibition will wntfßl catello. Idaho. Despite a fast finish Red Hollo- Bill Birsfleld. 101. 75: Dick Blrsfleld. 106. start at 2:30, which is thirty minutes STARTS SATURDAY 90. 75; Johnnv Wiles. 96. Spug bored in with hammer-like way. Indianapolis welter, lost a six- 78: G. K Frank. earlier than the usual starting time HARRY RICHMAN IN Winnie Lightnef Young 91, 74: Bill Hicks. 91, blows to Rivers’ body to clinch the round decision to Glen Nidy, Terre 81; Harold for Washington park games. “PUTTIN' ON THE RITZ’* 76: W T. Raplee. 94. 73. Rav Williams, in the early rounds and Haute. Nidy outpunched the “red- decision beating 92 74. then completed the attack on Riv- head” for four of the six rounds. The Indians took a Tues- 83: O. Peterson. 82. .8 day. A. A. Phelan. 93. ers' face with bruising smashes to Red Thompson, Shelbyville mid- 10 to 1, and the lone Tribe Burns Mass. 86. 81; H. J. Stricklin. 90, 79; marker was a circuit clout by Danny 80; 97. 75; lips and nose. dleweight, stopped Billy Blake, Ft. E. Hilligoss. 89. Fred Salge. Boone. Lefty Brillheart had the home 74; Harold Sparks. 85. 65; The semi-windup of eight rounds Harrison, in the second of the open- Q. Eslec. 94 nine baffled, for he allowed only 77. Rosy Baker of Ander- ing preliminary Kid Crady and rtustermi'.ler. 97. between Kid and five hits. Payne was no puzzle on Herman Olsen. 86. 76: J. J. Voelcker. 106. Cincinnati, Ray Cullivan, featherweights, on son and Johnny Sernas, put the Tribe mound and ragged support 83: I. C. Barnes. 96. 84. A W. Balck, 91. The bout was stopped, a comic, emergency that urn ‘flopped.” bout Esple. 81: Harry Benjamin. tow'ard his downfall. 79; J. C. 91. rightfully so, harmed aided 89, 79: O. Wagner. 89. 79. and in the seventh neither battler. Miller members provided most of Les Marffner, Chicago heavy- weight. and Jack League. San An- AMUSEMENTS tonio, Tex., will meet in the main and Amateurs of Semi-Pros event next Tuesday night's show. CIVIC Indianapolis Triangles will meet the Minardo and field and hitting of Bisesi Plnjhonse, Alabama at 19th strong Kokomo Black Cats Sunday at Ko- and Burreilo featured. Cubs want games teams. Anderson. Bed- HIGH FOOT SETS MARK komo in their opening game of the sea- with strong state .Triangles are working out daily at ford. Sevmour, Zions and Martinsville TONIGHT, 8:30 son. 922 East Garfletd park to be in the best of condi- notice. Write Joe Corsaro, South Derby Candidate Runs Mile in 1:42 tion for this tilt. Triangles have open street, or call Drexel 4767. “LILIOM” f ates Mav 11 and 18 and desire to hear == FRIDAY! Show Him a Dame = VC A. C 4 2 in Training Trial. Reservation*. TAlbot 4750 7' ‘"'fm from strong state at Write A defeated T to = * clubs once. Brookside A. # He Tame! y o r wire H. F. Beplay. 16 East Orange Heydon and Brooks starred at bat for the r?.v Couldn’t fj 1 |§ Frank- home run with Time 9 Svrrinl fUn •=freet. or call Drexel 664 Bedford. winners, while Boag's LOUISVILLE, April fort and Connersville take notice. Caskey on base featured the losers' efforts. 30.—High Foot, the Derby AUTO Booster A. B. C. will play a practice Dadv A C. will open the season Sunday Chicago-owned FREE PARKING ■'.e Sunday at Douglas park with Ram- at Sevmour. Reynolds or Burnett will be candidate, set anew training mark v A. C. Hoosiers will open the season on the mound with Allison receiving. A. C. av 11 Thej have several open dates, has open dates May 11. 18 and 25. and at one mile for other eligibles to ir games with strong Negro club state want to hear from Bedford. Lafayette. >ams, write Martin Moore. 1747 North- Connersville. Rushville and Kokomo. Write shoot at when he ran a mile in ~stern avenue. Basil Flint. 1073 Oliver avenue, or call Belmont 1530. j 1:42, the fastest of the present open x® Brookstde A. A. will their Mu- training season over the Louisville LADiBS" schedule Sunday, meeting Gravs lost to Ladoga Sox. I Bargain price till 1 P. M.. 25e I ■

- j N. E Ter- <:r out-of-town games. Write Hu 7 M'!> * Sl>' l m ALI -STAR FORUM une. 8* South Eleventh avenue. Beech ENGLISH THEATRE Grove or call Beech Grove 33-W. between SOUTH BEND. Ind.. April 30. STARTING SATURDAY 6 p. m. Clarence Darrow Agnostic. Quin S 30 and Louis E. Means, for the past year O'Brien —Catholic Rabbi Feuerlicht— The heart-searing human ro- l The Thrill* Start FRIDAY! H =! = May 2 and 3 Jew. Bishop Hughes—Protestant. I 111 Indianapolis Orloies want games with athletic and physical director of of a boy and girl—- Grove. Sey- mance Keystones. Y. M S.. Beech Washington high school here, has :, 125 PEOPLE IN THE CAST mour. Hope and other strong teams. Write Indiana Armory P ? £ Osste Kelso. 1918 Union street, or call resigned to ireept the director of “ GIRLS GALORE A LAUGH A MINUTE Belmont 4600 and ask for Joe. or Drexel athletics post Good seats available at Clark and Her UnbornChild” 5 p. m ejd ask for Frank at East hivh. Green 3104-W. before Wis. Means Cade's Claypool Drug Store, until 5:80 A Great Talking Picture of the s