Carroll Gets Break CARROLL, whose luck By ! OWENhas mostly bad. finally ** * Eddie Ash * got a break Wednesday and pitched Indianapolis Times Sports ' f Brooklyn to an easy triumph over >; i I Three Players Make Big Difference Boston. Berger's home run robbed it the ex-Cincinnati hurler of a shut- f. Sox Are Second; Athletics Are Seventh INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933 PAGE 14 OUt. r piIREE ball players of the first flight have made a whole' Mars Over the White House Big Yankee-Senator Face Blues in lot of difference in the Chicago White Sox and put a hole ‘ —That Free-for-Ail Indians in Philadelphia — —— the Athletics. Take a peek at the American —T League standing. It’s early, of course, but so far the winter Kawtown HomeJ Opener forecasts of the experts -J- are standing up. A1 Simmons, Mule l “ Haas and Jimmy rejuvenated Dykes apparently have the / Gala Plans on Tap in K. C. Alabaster Hose and the young players assigned to succeed 1 l,’ "A, , Cage Champions them at Philadelphia have fallen short of filling the shoes of Today: Burwell on the veterans. Banquet Guests Mound. tt U tt , a a a By Times Special Other Players Encouraged. He’s Mystery Player Championship basketball teams of KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 27 Cathedral and Martinsville high millions The reorganized Blues of the Amer- now enthusiasm at hunting jobs, the schools, winners of the Hoosier pa- ican Association, under new owner-’ THERE’SComiskey park in Chicago. The WITHChicago White Sox own a rochial and public school champion- addition of the trio of stars has rookie who walked away from one. ships, respectively, will be honored ship and management, were to encouraged other members of the Joe Chamberlain is his name and at a banquet at Cathedral tonight learn today if the baseball fans of Sox to greater efforts and has spread he’s mfielder bought from Wat- an at 7 o’clock. Kawtown possessed sufficient enthu- confidence throughout the entire erloo late in 1932. The Sox wish The and Glenn Curtis, players siasm squad. It will be recalled that the to send him out on option, but have coach at Martinsville, and Joe Dien- and spending money to sup- Hose finished seventh last year and no trace of the mysterious pastimer. hart, Cathedral mentor, will be port the team. The Blues were to the Athletics finished in second Chamberlain was sent a contract guests of the mothers’ and fathers’ play their 1933 home opener at place, runners-up to the champion last winter and he signed. This booster clubs of Cathedral. Yankees. Muehlbach field this afternoon and spring Joe failed to report at train- the Indianapolis The early 1933 standing therefore, ing but found drifting Indians served as camp, was the enemy club during showing the Sox second and Phila- around one night in Pasadena, HOPPE CRACKS RECORD the lid-lifter. delphia seventh, doubtless has served where the trained, and State officials of Missouri and team was Kansas and city to stifle some of the shudders and given a couple and a Bp Times Special executives of Kan- of dollars sas City. Mo., and Kansas City, goose pimples that were harassing meal. He hasn’t been seen since. CHICAGO. April 27.—Clicking of Kan., joined in the pre-game owner I>ouis Comiskey when the de- It’s possible the busher was 53 points boost- in the twentieth inning of ing and promised to turn out and pression hit harder than ever after frightened by the earthquake and Wednesdays hiock, of Tris team he had paid out a fortune to Phila- still is running. Willie Hoppe give Speaker's a royal ‘ New York greeting. Joe E. Brown, movie delphia for Al, Mule and Jimmy. a a tt established anew world’s record for run in comedian, was expected to be pres- $33,000 Ponnsy Votes for .Jim high cushion Comiskey also assumed the carom billiards. ent and Inspire the rooters. He is contract held by Simmons, but now SAVOLDI was unable to con- Hoppe interested in the Blues. vince now leads Schaefer 750 to financially stands in a fair way to cash in on JOE the Pennsylvania athletic 642 Charlie Wood, southpaw, was slat- courage that he in their 1500-point champion- his in forking over the club commission threw Jim Lon- ship ed to face the Indians on the mound dos in that disputed bout in match. bankroll to bring back the fans to Chicago and Burwell, veteran the and the Keystone state mat chiefs Bill right- spacious and immense park built hander, was Manager Killefer’s by his father, the late Charles A. declined to recognize the match as defeat for the Greek. choice, it was said. Brenzel and Rid- Comiskey. a Therefore, were, named backstops. is champ in Pennsy. dle as nun Jim still When Kansas City visited Indi- Two Londos’ manager has accepted Sycamore Nine anapolis recently. Shutouts in Row. proposition give Jim A1 Wood blanked the Savoldi’s to a and Chet Hoosiers, 3 to 0, with three hits, and return bout in Boston, with the up for Oral Hildebrand Burwell shut out the Kaws in the Greek taking only per of Drops THREEin the big show! The former 12!i cent Purdue same 4 to 0, with five the receipts, out stipulates that the series, hits. Indianapolis hurler pitched his sec- stiller Enter today opens long affair be refereed by accredited Bp Times Special The contest a road ond shutout in consecutive times an trip for Indianapolis, lasting until out Wednesday, against St. Louis, official appointed by the Illinois LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 27.—An commission error May 19. 2 to 0, allowing only one hit. The athletic or by the Na- in the second inning marred Two Detroit drivers, Chet and A1 tional Association. a pitchers’ slender Hoosier, developed at South- Wrestling battle here Wednesday Miller, today were entered in the M’CLURE IS VICTOR port, south of town, and Butler Jumping Joe has not yet agreed to and gave Indiana State a l-to-0 vic- annual at the referee stipulation, 500-mile race at the Indian- Winning twenty-three consecutive university and with the Indians at although the tory over Purdue diamond pastim- apolis Speedway, May 30. Illinois commission recognized Sa- ers, the second straight matches, Jimmy McClure, city ping- old Washington park, has every- win for the The are it takes to become voldi as the victor over Londos in Sycamores over the Millers not related, but pong champion, captured the Paddle thing one of the Boilermakers. they will cars entered Club's round robin best pitchers in baseball. the Chicago match. Shelton, winning hurler, gave up drive by R. H. weekly tourney. a a a Marr,. former race driver and Robert Rowe was runner-up, losing On the new Hildie has four hits, and State got the same now season, the western home an automotive engineer. only to McClure. worked 27 2-3 innings, giving up open- number off Hartmann and Griffin. only 15 AMONGers in the American Associa- Cherico’s error on A1 Miller is one of four brothers hits. He has won three Nelson's fly ball STAGG games in a row, two shutouts. tion today is Toledo at Minneapolis. enabled the Sycamores to actively engaged in automobile rac- SON TO JOIN being It’s given score the On April 13, Oral downed Detroit, special attention because winning run. Purdue filled the bases ing. Bp Times Special the Hens to win single game April 7 to 4, leaving the game in the ninth failed a in the ninth with one out, Olson STOCKTON, Cal., 27.—Paul in the Miller park last year but for a pinch hitter. He allowed eight and To- fanned and Cherico was caught Stagg, assistant coach at Chicago U. hits ledo fans certainly will curious to COLLEGE SCORES WEDNESDAY last year, will join his father, A. A. in eight stanzas and received be stealing Craig, Wabash. 9: Butler. 0. see what happens. home. Purdue short- Indiana. 7: credit for the victory. stop, was the fielding Hanover. 0. Stagg, at College of the Pacific next a at: star. Swivel Second Indiana State. 1; Purdue. 0. Choice in Fordham. 15: 5. fall as backfield coach. a u u Derby Princeton. unusual was Bud Parme- CARDS RELEASE TWO Blanked Detroit Friday. lee’s feat in holding the slug- MOST Bp Times Special ging Phils to one Wednesday. Detroit and Schoolboy hit ST. QIOBOOOEIODODOiaOBOn RACING The Phils’ power is based on swat- LOUIS, Mo., April 27.—Two Book, Repaid Boosted to 15 to 1 1 Rowe on April 21, last Friday, St: Louis ting and, hardly anything else. Also Cardinal players were BY THOMAS H. Hildebrand won, 5 to 0, holding the notified NOONE, ting commissioner, when he learned tingent, has been dropped to 15 to most unusual this spring was Kan- Wednesday they would be United Press Racing: Editor the enemy to five bingles. What a pitch- sent to farm NEW res’ilt of the Shenandoah Purse 1. POINT’S 2 sas City collecting twelve hits, in- clubs probably YORK. April 27. Several jjBLUE at Grace er—and only 24 years old. cluding Rochester or They Havre de Wednesday. two doubles, last Friday, Columbus. are important changes were made in By United Press Hildie served in the relief role on only Jim Lindsey, pitcher, W. R. Coe’s Ladysman continues to be shut out, 1 to 0, by To- and Charley the winter book on the Kentucky HAVRE GRACE, April o Everyday Low Prices April 17 against St.