The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-13
Tribe Goes on Short Road
Trip Following Brewer
Windup.
WINGARD STOPS TRIBE
Erwin Brame Suffers Tough
Loss Tuesday, | to 0.
BY EDDIE ASH

Games with the Brewers today
and Thursday will end the Indians
current home stand and on Friday
the Betzelites will perform in Co.
lumbus. Following the series with
the Senators, the Tribe will visit
Toledo and then return home tc
take on Columbus and Toledo be-
fore hitting the road again, starting
at Louisville.
The Home BreWs from the Cream
City stopped the league leaders
Tuesday with Ernie Wingard. for
mer ST. Louis Brown, propelling the
sphere in dazzling fashion. 1t was
to 0 defeat, Wingard allowing
only five hits. He had good support
and Umpire Goetz gave him the
corners and it was seldom the In
dians threatened.
Tribe Bats MuZZled
The Tribe did not get man on
base in the second, fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth innings and did
not get a hit after the fourth ses-
sion. In other words Wingard
muzzled the home mines bats with
his southpaw slants.
Erwin Brame hurled for the Tribe
and though he was touched for
eleven hits, the Brewers were lucky
to get their one run. The damage
occurred in the sixth inning. Miller,
first up. singled TO left and reached
second on Layne's tumble. At least
Umpire johnson said Miller reached
second despite the fact it appeared
from the stands as though Warstler
tagged the runner in time for an
out.
Gift Steal to Griffin
Griffin, next up, grounded to
Warstler and Miller was nailed try
ing for third. Griffin stole second,
according to Umpire Johnson, who
ruled Connolly made a high tag.
The stolen base looked like a gift.
Pick singled to right and Griffin
scored, though a good throw would
have headed him of.
Comorosky's throw had plenty be-
hind it, but it came in on a bad
bounce and went to the stands, Pick
reaching third. Brame frightened
and famed both Luce and Strohn,
to end the inning.
New Way to Save Time
The Indians lost because they
couldn't hit, but at the same time
Umpires Goetz and johnson ap-
peared to be experimenting with a
new way to get games over early by
giving all the close decisions to one
team. Otherwise Tuesdays pitchers
battle would have gone into extra
innings.
Comorosky made a fancy catch
off Miller in the second inning when
he rushed in fast and took a drive
at his shoe tops.
Miller was the batting star of the
day with three hits. Wingard hit
the scOreboard for double in the
fifth.
Fred Haney Made a long run to
snare Adams foul in the fifth.
ooetz handed wingard the shade on
Warstler in the third and the KID short.
stop was called out on strikes. Two Of
the called strikes appeared raw.
The Brewers went through without an
error.
The Indians will juggAe their schedule
to get in exhibition games here with the
st. Louis Cards June % and the Pittsburgh
Pirates July. 2. Secretary Clauer at. first
announced the date with the Cards as
June % Columbus and Louisville have
agreed TO different arrangement than the
A. A. schedule calls for in order TO permit
the Tribe. to meet the big league clubs.
Cards and Pirates have open dates on the
days they will perform at Washington
Park.
Scout Clarence Rowland Of the Cincin-
natl Reds viewed the Brewer Indian pas
timing here Tuesday.
Owner Perry Of the Indians re-
turned home from Texas. He said
all the good ball players in that
section are tied up by big league
teams
The first dav Perry returned his team
went into a batting slump and lost. He
was away when the Indians were knocking
EN- all dead
Danny Boone was slated for Tribe
mound duty in the third fracas with
Milwaukee this afternoon.
Tribe batting averages exclusive