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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

PH Times SDectGt
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 26.-
De Paw university Tigers are pre-
pairing for their annual battle of
rivals with Wabash college here
Thursday night, which will ring
down the curtain on the basketball
season for De Paw. The Tigers
have been idle since Feb. A. due to
the severance of relations with But
Ter and the subsequent cancellation
of the game scheduled for Feb. 81.
Wabash upset the Tigers, Jan. Is,
at Charlottesville, and have shown
improvement in every game since,
defeating Notre Dame in their last
time out.
Mountz, De Pauw's lanky red
haired center, has recovered from
an arm injury and will be back in
the lineup, with Moffett and Rags
dale at forwards, Crawley at floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

AIR FOR BADGES

HOLDING to the theory
l. Il that high-claSs support
ing cards to main go fisuc en-
tertainments can not be given
in indianapolis with hundreds
of dead-heads crashing the
gate by showing various kinds
OF badges and cards. the Wash
ington A. G. has called a halt
for Thursday nights show at
Cadle tabernacle.
Only police and f1remen on
duty and in uniform will be al
lowed entrance without tickets.
1t was estimated that fully 500
crashed the gate at the first
show of the Washington A. G.
two weeks back.
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| lngtOn, whose ability is well known
LOgansport and Perigo Of Delphi
are on the third squad, nOsing out
Casey of Marion, Lyons of FIT. Wayne
Central, Pyle of Vincennes and Rowe
of Newcastle.
There is an abundance of good
guard material this season. To Sud-
dith of Martinsville goes the honor
of the outstanding player in the
state, in the opinion of the writer,
and he is made captain of the first
team Lowery of Tech and Hills,
the sharpshooting Backyard who
has kept the Logansport Berries in
the contender class, are other
guards.
Cavanaugh, the consistent Horace
Mann captain; Grove, stellar per-
former for Jefferson of Lafayette,
and Linville, aggressive Shelbyville
star, are on the second team. Beck,
high scorer for Columbus, is captain
of the third team. with Williams,
backbone of the Vincennes Alices,
and Ennis Of Connersville, as other
guard choices. Moore of Delphi,
McCracken of Washington, Van
Dyke of Anderson, Shaeffer of Co
lumbus. Shaver of Frankfort, Cot
tom of Wiley CTerre Haute), TraSter
of Muncie. ElSer of Horace Mann,
Marchal of Hartford City and Van
Mugs of Newcastle are close behind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Cooper and
UrneSa in
Open Lead
Smith, WatrouS One Stroke
Behind; Mcintyre Tied
for Ninth.
BIZ United Pres.

BIZ United Press
ORLANDO, Fla.,-Having con-
quered DubS Dread course with Cos,
Mike Turnesa and Harry Cooper led
the field of sixty-siX contestants,
which today moved to the Orlando
Country Club for the final eighteen
hole round of the $4,000 Central
Florida open. Directly behind was
Horton Smith, the Joplin pro who
would have tied the leaders Tuesday
except for a very obvious tuft Of
grass which DETECTED and weakened
a two-foot putt.
Al Watrous was tied with Smith
and Bobby Cruikshank and Roland
Hancock followed closely with 70S.
Then came Tony Moreno and Fred
Stokes with Ills and Joe Turnesa, R.
McAuhffe, Tom Creavy Johnny
Farrell Al Espinosa. Shifty Cox
and Neil Mcintyre of indianapolis
with TBS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

named were in the A. A. last season.
Shortstop Durocher was purchased
from the Yankees. Kelly has
denied retirement rumors, saying
more money" is his objective in
life.
How indianapolis would love to
have that man Callaghan!
u n
John Quinn, prominent semi-pro umpire
of Philadelphia, has been signed for a try
out in the Southern Association. There
is an umpires association in Philly and
Quinn has been an active member.
DILLY EVANS, Cleveland bust
ID ness manager, says all players
absent from training camp by
March s will be recognized officially
as holdouts. And the chances are
Billy's thoughts concern pitchers
Ferrell and Hudlin, two aces.
n
Hot Springs got abundant business out
of the champion Athletics this winter, and
several of the prominent Macks won't
Max Bishop is reported on the shelf with
the mumpS.
DY a Judge Lands ruling, catcher
ID Gus Mancusco can not be trans
ferred back to Rochester, and as
result it is presumed catcher Bob
Morrow the Madison Qnd) pas
timer. will be relegated to the Red
Wings again by the st. Louis Car
dinals. Lands decided the Cards
had gone the limit on putting Man
cusco out on option. It will be a
tough break for the popular Nor
row if he's to lost an opportunity
with the pig leaguers.
Los Angeles Is begging the Chicago Cubs
for the services of Bud Teachout. the
to Joe McCarthy's National League cham
pions. Los Angeles Is the Cubs chief farm.
Walter Holke. new manager OF the
Hazelton pa team. has made trade
with Quincy. the club he piloted last sea-
son. He gave outhelder Roy Curtin in ex-
change for outhelder Stan Lewan.
=
TINE name Steelworkers used by
L the Pueblo Western Leaguers
has been changed to Braves at the
request of newspaper men. There
was too much grief trying to make
'Steelworkers" fit in a headline.
= e
Wayland Dean, who brought big price
when sold by Louisville to the Giants a
number Of years ago. is out of baseball for
| all time. according to Sporting News. II
| is said Dean Is confined in a sanitarium
| in West Virginia and won't be in condi-
| ton to leave the institution for at least
1 txo wears
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Friddle Signs
for 3 Years

BB Times Special
WASHINGTON, Ind, Feb 20
Burl Friddle, coach of the Wash
ington high school basketball team
that finished the scheduled season
undefeated, has signed a three-year
contract to continue as coach and
director of physical education here.
Washington, contender in the
championship race, lost only one
game this season, in a blind" tour
ney at Bedford to Martinsville. 1t
is understood that Friddle. formerly
Franklin high school and college
star. was given a substantial salary
increase.
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BU Times special
BLOOMINGTON, Feb 26.-Indi-
ana trackmen will meet their third
western conference foe Of the sea-
son when the Chicago track team
performs here Friday night in the
feldhouse. The basketball team will
get into action Saturday night
against Ohio State on the local
court and again on Monday night
with Minnesota.
Strength of ChicagoS track squad
may be cleaned from the 4912 to
ASH victory over Michigan last
weekend. Outstanding performers
expected to compete against In
diana include Schulz in the 440-
yard dash; Dale Lettts, miller and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Bat BattalinO
Retains Grown
in Hard Battle

BIZ United Press
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 26.-
Bat Battalino retained his world
featherweight championship in
hard fought ten-round bout here
Wednesday night by winning a de-
Cision over Ignacio Fernandez, Fill
pino. Battalino clearly earned eight
rounds.
The Filipino took ali that Batta-
limo could give. He landed many
blows that shook the champion.
Early in the fight, Battalino slipped
as the Filipino landed a hard one
and took the count of nine.
Battalino weighed 1885,; Fernan-
dez 1871.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

MIKE CVENGROS, the south
W. paw ripper the Indianapolis
club obtained from the Chicago
Cubs, will go from his home direct
to the Sarasota training camp in
stead Of coming to the Hoosier capt.
tai to join the main squad depart
ing out of here Saturday afternoon.
Official reporting day at Sarasota
is Monday, March 3, and the boys
will jump into their monkey suits
Immediately after breakfast and go
to work.
Johnny Hodapp, Cleveland second sacker
and an Indian graduate, will visit Indian
apolis this week before heading for the
Cleveland rehearsal camp at New Orleans.
OutfieIder Eichrodt, indianapolis youth,
with the n o. club of the Southern Asso-
citation, will make the trip south with
HOdapp.
THERE are several A. A. teams
l. bidding for Eichrodt, but the
New Orleans management wrote
Il41it q lew OoyS cSO clld ootA VIC
PeIicans desired to keep him and
try for a sale to a major outfit dur
ing the 1880 campaign. Eichrodt
yields a heavy bat and is a right
handed hitter.
n
Another Hafey has entered the
diamond profession. He is Don
Hafey, IL, brother of Chick, and he
has signed on with Oakland of the
Coast League. 1t is said he has the
same batting stance as Chick.
n
7 go DUROCHER has come to
IL terms with the Cincy Reds
after stirring up a storm over terms
and now the Rhinelanders have
only four holdouts, Kelly, May, Cal
laghan and Riconda. The last two
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Glen Wright's Arm Bears Up
and Cheers Brooklyn Pilot
Manager Robinson Believes Veteran Has Recovered
Power; Babe Herman Is Advised to Accept Terms.

Dazzy Vance, Ray Moss, Jim
Faulkner, Hollis ThurSton and
Adolfo Luque we're missing from
Tuesdays workout, but Vance,
Thurston and Luque were expected
to be in uniform today. Moss and
Faulkner are holdouts and Robin
son has threatened to send Faux
ner back to Buffalo.
Manager Robinson wired Babe
Herman, the clubs leading holdout
advising him to come to terms. Her
man has been offered SIS, 900, but is
asking $25.
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leading quintets in action at least once
this season.
Forward berths were closely con
tested Top honors went to Red
Thompson of Frankfort, Jingles Engle-
hart of Washington and Butler of
Anderson. All are important cogs in
title-contending quintets. LaWhead of
Frankfort has been moved from center
to forward and captain on the second
team. along with Davidson of Muncie
and Tobin, the Greencastle flash.
Crumley of Kokomo, Jones of Peru
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb. 26-Despite his
recent loss to the Vancouver CB. O.
boy, Sammy Mandell, lightweight
champion, is a favorite to defeat
Jimmy McLarnin when the two
meet here next Saturday night.
AS in the past match, Sammy
will be forced to concede about five
pounds, but the fans believe he
learned enough in the former fight
to handle McLarnin this time.
Jimmy believes he can knock out
the lightweight champion. Mand-
ellis title will not be at stake vince
both men will be overweight and
each hopes to gain a match with
welterweight champion Jackie Fields
by a victory.
The match will send slugger
against a boxer. Mandell, never a
puncher, will content himself with
trying to outpoint McLarnin, but
Jimmy believes he can slug his way
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

the intermediate League play on the Up
town drives, rolling a total of STA with
games of 248 2l1 and 2l5. Two-time
wins were in order in the team play. the
Indianapolis Music. Easterns. Cremo, Hoo
Sier Furniture and Broadway Specials de-
feating the Woolman. Mills Pie. Central
Buick, Jacks Special and Ben Hur.
The annual battle between the Chicago
adm Indianapolis Link Belt teams will
again feature the bowling season for this
plant. This wears Indianapolis team ap-
pears stronger than any team that repre-
sented the locals in any of the past meets:
The first string team will be composed of
Wimberlv Switzer. Mathews. P. Smith and
Kruwell. The I'VE have combined team
average of 929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
BOUT is APPROVED

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The New
York state athletic commission
has approved the proposed Tony
Canzoneri-Stanislaus Loayaza bout
for Madison Square Garden, on
March H.
The suspension placed on Loayaza
for having been overweight in his
recent losing bout with Al Singer,
was lifted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
TURNER'S PLAY STARS

South Side Turner's. will oppose
indianapolis All-Stars in their final
contest Of the season at Turner
hall next Sunday afternoon at 3:15.
The All-Star lineup is composed of
some of the outstanding court ma
terial in the city, including several
members OF last years Tech quintet,
Butler freshmen and others.
Three games are on the card for
Sunday, with two girls teams open
ing the action at lis p. m.
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Wolverines
Rap Chicago

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. Is. -
Chicago's basketball team showed
little of the form it exhibited in
defeating Wisconsin Saturday and
lost to Michigan, 30-I5, Wednesday
night.
The smallest crowd of the year
approximately 5,000-saw the game.
Joe TruskowSki, Michigan center,
was leading scorer with four field
goals and four free throws.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
DARTMOUTH GETS GIFT

BIZ United Press
DENVER, Feb. 26.-A 100000
bequest to Dartmouth college at
Hanover. N. H, is contained in the
will of the late Richard Crawford
Campbell, which was on file for pro-
bate here today.
Campbell, son-in-law of the late
United States Senator Patterson of
Colorado and former business man
ager of the Rocky Mountain News,
left an estate valued at $4,000 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
AMATEUR MAT MEET

Indiana Wrestlers TO Be Invited to
Chicago Tourney.
CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Doc Krone
and Joe Cofey, Chicago wrestling
promoters, have announced they will
stage a central states amateur wres-
ting meet here early in April.
They plan to accept entries from
Illinois. Michigan. Iowa, Indiana
and Wisconsin. General John Y.
Clinnin, chairman of the Illinois
athletic commission. has approved
the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Iowa Enters
Track Meets

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. 26.-The
argument between the Big Ten and
the University of Iowa officially was
closed when it was ANNOUNCED here
that the Hawkeyes would be repre-
sented in both the Illinois relays
and the Western Conference indoor
track and field meet to be held at
Minneapolis, March 7-8.
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bW WtItU TIfSH
CLEARWATER, Fla, Feb. Co.
Manager Wilbert Robinson took
charge of the Brooklyn Robin work
out Tuesday and sent the players
through a two-hour drill. Begin
ming Monday, two sessions will be
held daily.
Glen Wright had long workout
at Shortstop and apparently has
recovered full use of his arm. Rob-
inson was pleased with the veterans
showing and is counting upon
Wright as regular this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
College Basketball

STATE SCHOOLS
Franklin. It; Danville Normal. IL.
Hanover. IS: Antioch a.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Michigan, 30; Chicago. IS.
St. Louis u. 81; Iowa. "a.
Drake. 80: Creighton. 80.
Marquette, 20; Lawrence. Is.
Monmouth. 20: Knox, 10.
Ohio u, 81; Marietta, 81.
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The HAYES Body team took two games
from the indianapolis Times. in a hotly
contested series. during the Commercial
League play on the Illinois alleys. win
ming the rubber by margaiu of four
pins. The jewel Tea also won two from
the c and 90 Foundry. as the Link Belt,
4. c. W, or A.. Ballard Ice Cream, Citizens
Gas and crescent Paper took the entire
Holcom6 and HoEe Marjia-Parry and Mar
mon Fights. GhdWeu rolled games of l6C.
23S and 2l2 to total 62s and lead the in
dividual list. True had 6l9. Hamilton,
$40; Hanna, $40; Johnson, 604, and
Chandler. COL.
The Outlaws and Red Hots won three
from the Darnfino and TriancleS. while
the Stubs won two from the Cellar Rats
IN the Yates League session on the In
diana alleys.
zoo scratch singles sweepstakes that
will feature the weekend DlaV. on the
Illinois alleys. promises to put over sea-
sons record for these drives. as mer-
and fifty awards, IN addition to the cash
awards. Will be given the bowlers. The
same Sl.25 entry fee Will be charged. play
starting. Saturday and running through IN
til Sunday night.
wingardner and Miudach had a battle
for high individual honoTS. during the
Diamond Chain League series on the
Prltchct drives. the former winning out
CAS- 70 oSs iAe manages Minoach team,
TOOK the odo game from the WlneearonerS,
while the KottS and Caswells Won three
from the WalnwrightS and HaiSlupS.
Jacobs, the LOsey-Nash star. easily led
the field during the Automotive League
play. scoring games of 2S3, 2I6 and 100.
total of $40. Game results showed the
setback in their drive for the champion
ship. by losing the entire series to the
diana Watkins. sinclair Refining, Eagle
Machine and Gibson Company took two
from the LoSey-Nash. United Motor SeTv-
Ice. Pure Oil, Walierich and State Auto
Insurance.
The Madden Copple and R. Y. Law bows
Won three games from the Central Motor
EaFo saq 59gp 1oot T6 5' from VIM" the Nae
iestic. during the ElkS AUtomOtye play.
Stahl OF the r Y. Law team Vas best
with . score Of 500.
The Shell Cas-Mueuer Nash contest fea-
tureo the Ladies Social League. session on
the Elk Club ALLEYS. the Shell Gas girls
900 mark twice. The Shell team rolled a
total Of 2.657 10 the Nash girls 25i7.
won TWO from the omstohk Candy and
v. r. s while the Block Optical won
three from the Hatfield Paint. Garth I'm
81 and leaa large held OF 500 scores
80; Kichier. 502; Mcdaniel. $50: Meeker,
soS. Burnett 545. Alexander $50. Johns.
ISL. and Armstrong. $50. High single game
houors went TO McAnly with a score OF
ais.
Triple wins ruled the Fountain Square
No. League contests on the South Side
drives: the Moose Lodge. klee and Cole
man. Eeisbeck Drugs and OefteTfng -Litzel-
man Coal defeating the Indianapolis Drop
Forgs, Prospect Social. Stahlhnt JeweIry
and Movie Malt bows. Seyfried won high
three-gsme honors with total of Gel
Sahm rolled sl9: Hockensmith. COG: Powers.
Coz, and Lernicke and even COO.
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THREE HoLDouTs SIGN

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb. %
Pitchers Ben Cantwell. Ed Brandt and
John Cooney today. agreed to terms for
the 1880 season and were allowed TO take
part in the Boston Braves practice. Re
cruits John Ward and Walter Berger
handed semi-pro pitcher from Akron. O.,
while Berger played outfeld last year with
the Los Angeles Coast League team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
BRENDEL CAPTURES SHOOT

Brendel shattered forty eight tar
gets TO take first honors in the
fifty-target event at the weekly
shoot of the Crooked Greek Gun
Club Tuesday McIntire and Stout
tied for second with forty-seven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
FEENEY is ELIMINATED

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 26.-Maurice
Feeney. Indianapolis golfer, was
eliminated in the first round Of the
Dixie amateur golf tournament here
Tuesday by Howard Weber Of
Cleveland, one up in twenty holes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
FOX STOPS HANLON

BIZ Times special
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. %
Marty Fox, New York light-heavy-
weight, won on a technical knock
out from Joe Hanlon of Hartford
here Tuesday. The bout was stopped
in the first round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
EDDIE MACK YICTOR

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26.-Eddie
Mack. Denver lightweight, won
close ten-round decision over
Maurice Hotter of France here
Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
cONNAIJ.y JOINS SOX

CONNALLY JOINS SOX
SAN ANTONIO, Feb 26.-George Con
na1ly. righthanded pitcher Joined the
camp of the White SoY, Tuesday and
worked out at Van Dazzle park. Man
ager Bush announced that strenuous
practice will not start until the inhelderts
and outfielders arrive March l. Dutch
Henry still is among the missing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Bingles and Bounders
NeaOs and Gossip Heard as Major Leaguers Tran
BRECKENRIDGE RETIRES

BN United PfeSs
FIT. MYERS. Fla. Feb 26.-Bill Brock
enridge, promising young Philadelphia
Athletics pitcher. has retired from base
ball to finish his law course at the Uni
yersty of Oklahoma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
BY VERN BOXELL

Eight qutets represented
scheduled contests
the selection the petourne
LoWery, brilliant who
aae the final tourney last season. and the mbe
receiving recognition
circles aided
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

of ShOrdge Meade
Shbyvile, Staples of Columbus and Kyle
baed through the
FOL Fehrng of first
indispensable title contendng qune Sadler
stumbling of Wash
S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
De Pauw Quintet PINNED for
Return Fray With Wabash
Tigers to End Season Seeking Revenge from Scarlet
ToSSerS; Mount Returns to Center Berth.

guard and Captain Stunkel at back
guard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
YANKs MuFF BLIMP BALLS

BIZ Tnited Press
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb. 26.-Allen
Cooke. Rookie outfelder. hit the first
Yankee, home run of the season Tuesday,
rapping one Of pitcher Andrews offerings
into the lake beyond the right field. fence
in attempting to catch baseballs dropped
from the blimp Vigilant, which SCARED
over the field at a height of 400 feet.
Dickey made the only catch but failed to
hold the ball. Bengough narrowly escaped
being hit on the head by one OF the balls
but planned to try again today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Mandelf Favored In McLarnin
Bout Despite Recent Defeat
Lightweight Champ Comedies Jimmy Five Pounds in
Scrap for Right to Meet Fields

to victory as he did the last time
the two met.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
BROWNS ARE BUSY

BROWNS ARE BUSY
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. 20
Pitchers Alvin Crowder and Johnny Ogden
and eight rockies were scheduled to take
their second workout today under the ST.
Louis Browns new manager. Bill Killefer,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

HI. s. BASKETBALL
Crisman. %: Griffith. q.
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MGRAW REACHES CAMP

SAN ANTONIO Tex, Feb. 26.-John
McGraw arrived at the Giants camp
Tuesday. too late to witness the practice
game in which the Whites defeated the
Crays, 10 to 9. McGraW said he would
attempt to arrange two more exhibition
games with the White Sox, one at Laredo,
Tex, and the other at Monterey, Mexico;
The pitching of Roy Parmalee featured
the practice game. He pitched three in
nings. allowing three hits and one run.
Hogan and Jackson were the batting stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
INJURED CUB ON MEND

n z ftIItU ISH
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND. Cal, Feb
26.--Louis Warneke, young pitching pros
pect of the Chicago Cubs, who was struck
of the hospital today. but will not be able
to resume training until the end of the
week. One eye remained swollen shut and
his face was we'll bandaged. The rest of
the squad of pitchers and catchers went
through a vigorous hour and half work
out Tuesday. Bill McAfee. university of
Michigan rookie. who tossed the bat that
struck Warneke, was effective in tWirling
10 hattnFS Tuesday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

TINE name Steelworkers used by
4 the Pueblo Western Leaguers
has been changed to Braves at the
request of newspaper men. There
was too much grief trying to make
''SteelworkerS" fit in a headline.
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The Outlaws and Red Hots won three
from the Darnfno and TriancleS. while
the Stubs won two from the Cellar Rats
diana alleys.