The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24

but IN the sixth the Brewers
launched an attack that grew in
power and size until they had
boosted their total to twelve by the
time nine rounds had been con-
Guided And Tribe fans, who yed
until the end, were ready for g God
cry when they got home to cold
dinners.
The start of Mondays fray was
held up fifteen minutes by rain
and in the third inning another
shower forced a halt of twelve
minutes. The field was slippery
and the sphere hard to handle.
Fourteen walks were issued
eight by Tribe hurlers and six by
Brewer mOundSmen.
Boone went to pieces completed
in the sixth after one out. He hi
one man, walked three and one bat
ter singled. This brought Specie to
the box, but he was no puzzle in
the seventh and took the count in
the eighth. Lefty Meyers tried his
hand and proved failure. He was
wild and appeared frightened.
Young caught most Of the tilt for
the Brewers and then shifted to
right field when NIcNIenemy entered
the action. AS an outfielder Young
proved a sensation. He made a shoe
string catch in the ninth on Spen-
GERS line drive and turned it into
an unassisted double play by dash
ing to second to make a second out
on Holke who thought the ball was
going safe.
Bennett of the Brewers crashed out a
home run in the third stanZa, the ball
going over the low right-field fence
back of Russell.
making six errors during the first four
innings.
Manager Lelivelt made good guess
when he called in Wingard in the sixth
and the slender left-hander prevented
hits in the last four rounds And Wingard
entered into the Brewer attack with Vigor
by getting two hits in two trips to the
plate.
.Haney. played high-class ball for the In
dians. He poled three hits and played a
collisions. one with Griffin, Milwaukee
first sacker, and the other with the grand
doW6 T near When the ne i9 f
time Haney scored on a close play at the
plate and he, had to do tumbling act to
get there safe.
Lefty Heimach of the Saints gave uD
champion hai ri Hens. / to 0. Bruno ' Haas aas
drove in the lone run of the close con-
test.
Sammy Bohne of the Millers lost his
temper Monday and climbed into the Co
IHmbus stands after Fra, noisy fan and
umpires. The Millers won. to 3. Orsatti
and Ezzell hit homers for the winners.
RUDE Benton had the better of "SloW BALI
Myers on the mound.
Jimmy linn. cracked Highlander Of the
mound stars. lost to young Malcolm Moss,
Louisville southpaw. Monday, the Colonies
ony i've n Sits Sticking 70 poed t three Rits
for the winners.
against fmduAe fndianspolls. ''' Monday + Jack
| Lelivelt sensed victory. when Boone
faded in the isxth and he ordered r All
Indians used fourteen men. IL and IL
| 81. WhOOps!
Bunny Brief. famous in this league for
: home runs, nearly put one over the fence
Monday when he batted for Willis in the the
sixth when the bases were M tiile g. me ne
| right center and Russell shared it, the
| runner on third scoring after the catch.
WarstIer failed to reach first in five
trips to the plate. He hit the ball hard
the first time up, but the sphere was
captured by Bennett in center.
Matthews reached first three times
and scored three times.
Spencer's triple in the fifth round
carried to deep left center: He sent
Pick to the fence for his long fly in
the seventh and got gypped out Of hit
when Young nailed his low liner in the
ninth.