The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-25

Brickell and Florence produced the
circuit clouts and the fans greeted
the distance swats with wild acclaim.
The Saturday fracas with the Mil
waukee club was lost, to /, when
Southpaw Eddleman held the locals
to four hits. Dixie Leverett pitched
fine ball after the first inning in the
series opener, but the two markers
registered by the visitors in the
initial stanza decided the contest.
Specie and Koupal
Specie hurled the first five rounds
Sunday and allowed only four safe
ties, after which he retired because
of sore arm. Louis Koupal re-
lieved and easily held off the Lelivelt
crew. "Koup" granted only two
hits in four innings and famed three
men.
With the home team hitting in the
pinches, the Brewers didn't have a
chance. Jopnard was knocked out
of the box in the second inning and
Dave Danforth entered the fray and
went the remainder of the way.
Manager Lelivelt and King Lear,
utility player, were banished from
the field by Umpire IMagerkurth in
the fourth stanza during an ergu-
ment that occurred over a play at
first base.
Night Fisticuffs
The row during the contest devel-
oped into a night fight in a down.
town hotel, and Ivy Griffin, Milwau-
kee first baseman, was battered bad
ly by Magerkurth.
Brewers and Indians were to meet
in the third of the series this after
noon and on Tuesday the final fray
will be staged. Today was ladies
day." Wednesday is an open date
in the schedule, as all A. A. clubs
move to the western half of the cir
cult, the Indians playing in Min
neapolis Thursday.
After Tuesday, the Tribesmen will
be away from Washington Park I'M
til May IS.
Reb Russell's home run in the
first round Sunday came with two
mates aboard and he drove the
ball over the high right field fence.
L
After Kopf and Specie famed, and
Voter and Matthews walked Brickell
clouted the horsehide to deep center
for the circuit. Fred's dash around
the sacks was feature and he had
to slide for, the plate to beat the
throwin. Brick" showed plenty of
speed.
Florence, first up in the eighth,
crashed the pellet to right center
and it took one hop and jumped
over the low fence.
Voter singled and walked three
times and scored three runs.
Danforth hit two men, Florence
and Holke. He famed one, walked
three and was touched for seven hits
in 6 rs innings. Jonnard was found
for four hits in 1-3 innings, walked
three and famed two.
Riconda got a three-base blow
for the Brewers.
Pitcher Koupal batted twice and
slammed out a double and single.
His double was a long swat to the
left field corner.
A pop fly that was permitted to
fall safe enabled the Brewers to
score two runs i'm the second session.
First Baseman Griffin, who was as
saulted by Umpire Magerkurth in a
downtown hotel late Sunday night,
Is one Of the best first sackers in
the league. He will be out Of ac-
ton three weeks or a month as a
result of injuries received in the
fight. Magerkurth was fined in po-
lice court and suspended indefinite
ly by T. j. Hickey, president of the
A. A. The umpire, tried to make
Griffin apologize for something said
during Sundays contest.
McCleaster, a local umpire, has
been appointed to officiate in
Magerkurth's place during the re-
mainder Of the series.
Exhibition Golf
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. April 25.-Bobby
Cruickshank and Johnny Farrell
beat Joe and Phil Turnesa in an ex
hibition foursome Sunday despite the
low score of Joe, who turned in a