The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-05


greatest fielding first baseman this
town has seen. Nothing is too tough
for agile Pete to tackle.
Deberry was the pitching berries
in the nightcap Sunday and in six
of the nine innings only three In
dams faced him. Monahan, Barn
hart. WarStler and Matthews were
the only Indians to get one safe off
him and he received fine backing by
his mates. He caused Barnhart to
bounce into two double plays.
The rivals were to stage another
struggle today. the finale of the
series, and it was ladies and kids
days" The Colonies still hold a
big edge on the years battles
with the Indians, despite the fact
they're one position lower in the
race. In fifteen meetings Louisville
has won ten tits and indianapolis
five. Including todays, nine clashes
remain to be played between the
pair. Minneapolis invades the Tribe
premises Tuesday for four games.
RueI Loves hingirg wasn't bad by any
means, but IL was his bad luck that he
was competing against Deberry. Teachout
pitched the ninth of the second Sabbath
FRAY.
There was scramble at second base in
the fifth of the second contest when
OlivareS slid beyond the bag on steal and
Connolly made diving tag to win the de-
cision.
Two Colonies were nailed at the plate
in the fifth of the first game. Fine throws
by Barnhart and Monahan got Moss on
SimOns' double.
fine stop by Connolly back on the
grass was wasted when Schupp was Slow
in getting over to. cover hrst on Smith S
hard grounder in the opening round OF No.
l game.
Tesmer had to catch both games for
LoaisvI t suhi ING because b nay Tnb f
Dtomaine poisoning and wasn't in uniform.
LOTUS made the greatest play of the
Inning E Of the second Sunday srug sHs and
shared Barnhart's drive. with his bare
hand. 1t was one of those impossible"
bounced over the fence had not Lotus
speared it.
Simons was poison to the HoosierS all
afternoon with triple, double. single and
walk in the first encounter and double
and single in the wind-up.
Deberry got into a terrible hole in the
I eighth, but refused to crack and brought
sorrow to Tribe fans by working out of
it. Warstler opened it with a double,
Connolly flied to LOTUS and Sprinz batted
| for Riddle and walked. Burwell batted
| for Love and Deberry erased him on
/ strikes. Branom made a fine stop of Mat
thews' hot shot and held it to a single,
filling the bases. And then Deberry
| famed Layne on sharp curve.
In the seventh inning Of the first Sab
! bath contest six Colonies bstted without
8 run scoring. Olivares beat out a hit
second Manager Sothoron made move
10 send up a hitter for Moss. but changed
his mind and a peculiar double play &C.
Cured Tesmer was erased on IoSs'
erounder. Warstler to Connolly ard Con-
| molly threw low to first trying for Moss,
and when Olivares endeavored to score
he was out on a quick recovery OF the
wild heave, Monahan to Spring. Simons
and Sticking walked. filing the bases, and
Smith flied to retire the side.
Pitcher Claude Jonnard, obtained by the
indians in the Ken Perner deal with the
| Chicago Cubs. failed to put in appear
snce SUNDAY as promised He probably
is coming to Indianapolis BY way OF
Medicine Hat The chances are he is
moaning over losing out with the likely
National League pennant winners.