The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27

Welsh, CT English, SIS
Reese If Mcguire, 2b
Mann, IF Cuyler, rf
Lindstrom, 3b Wilson. CT
Hogan, Stephenson If
Jackson. SIS Grimm, lb
Terry 1b Hartnett, C
Cohen, 2b Beck, 3b
UmpireS-Klem, Moran and Mccormick
The Giants took the lead in the
second. after both teams went out
in order in the first and Hubbell
had set the Cubs down in their half.
Giants Count First
The combination of a double by
Lindstrom and "a single by Hogan
drove in a New York run, after
which Nehf steadied and retired the
side.
The Cubs forged ahead in their
half of the third Hartnett singled
to center, Beck singled to left and
Nehf walked, filling the bases. Eng
lish rolled to jackson, who stepped
~-o4 second forcing Nehf.
Hartnett scored on the forceout,
and Beck came home when Terry
let Jackson's thl 0w on an attempted
double play get away from him, the
Cubs taking the lead, 2 to l.
Hack wilson's long triple to left
center and Stephenson's single over
second gave the Cubs another run
in the fourth.
Andy Cohen drove home a run for
the Giants in the fifth. jackson
walked to start the inning. Terry
flied to Stephenson, but Cohen
bounced a double off the left field
wall, sending Jackson home.
Double Play Halts Cubs
After one was down in the sixth,
Wilson got a single over Lindstrom'S S
head, but lightning double play
stopped the Cubs. Stephenson hit
a. slow roller to Jackson, who tossed
to Cohen, forcing Wilson, Cohen
completing the play to Terry.
The Cubs halted what looked like
q. dangerous rally in the Giants
half of the sixth. Reese, first up,
singled past English, and went to
third on Manns double to right.
LindStrom fouled to Beck.
Hogan hit a bounder to Neht and
Reese was. run down in a chase be-
tween third and home. Hartnett
interfered with Reese, Palpaoly
holding him and allowing Beck to
touch him just as he started to dive
for the plate. The Giants gath
cred around Umpire KLEIN to pro-
test. but he ruled Reese out. Jack
son forced Hogan. Mcguire to Eng
liSh.
The Cubs went out in order in
the seventh.
Giants ChOked Off
The Giants again got the first
nan on in the seventh, but a
sS&lble play halted them. Terry's
nfer to Mcguire went for a single
when the Cubs second baseman
dropped the ball after leap.
Cohen flied to Cuyler, and Cum
mings, batting for Hubbell, hit into
a double play, English to Mcguire
to Grimm.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Game-Ten InningS)
Pittsburgh >. .112 900 02O O-6 13
Brooklyn -. 900 003 030 II IL 3
(Pgh.) Grimes and Hargreaves;
CBkn) Petty and Lopez.
st. Louis .....6
Boston -. II
(St. L.) Haines and Wilson; (Bos0
Brandt and Taylor.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(First Came
New York -. 101
Detroit ...... 100
IN. " Hoyt and Bengough;
(Det.) Carroll and Woodall.
First Game)
Boston ....... TOO
Cleveland -. 451
(Bos.) Ruffing and Berry; (CleveO
Underhill and L. Sewell.
Charge Clerk Spent Funds
Lawrence F. Orr chief examiner
of the State board of accounts, an
nounced he will certify today tc
charges against Alvin Woodward
hSormer Hendricks County Circuit
Ryurt clerk. who is alleged to illegalv
have withdrawn about 1900 from
lst funds in his custody. The
~ ratification will be made to the
I Hendricks County prosecutor, who
will take action in the case.