The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-21
.StOve League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

THE Milwaukee Brewers drew
n the 1882 American Association
opening at Toledo, where fan in
tereSt is taking on new life as a.
result of the Cleveland Americans
establishing the club as a farm
with promise of sending talent
there to bolster the team and lift
it out of the cellar. Kansas CITY
will lift the lid with the Red Birds
at Columbus, the champion Saints
will be at Louisville and the MillerS
at indianapolis. AS announced
previously, the schedule calls for
1853 games, starting on April II and
closing on Sept. Is.
Mickey Cochrane, famous catcher. NAV
have reached the end of his best play
Ing days. He has had recurrence of
the sinus, trouble that had him down for
o,i spell last season and may be com
taking up training for the 1882 campaign.
The AS viii be in bad fix if they lose
the regular services of Mickey. who has
been bulwark for years. without Coch-
rane on hand when the opening bell rings
Connie Mack'S plans will be disrupted.
u n
TINE fact that Ownie Bush &C
Il copied but one years term as
Minneapolis pilot evidently means
he has something up his sleeve for
a comeback in the majors in 1888.
1t is believed he passed up the offer
to become part owner of the MillerS
to avoid becoming tied up indefi-
nitely in the Flour city. Several big
league men have expressed the
opinion Bush is not through as a.
major manager and it will be no
surprise if he turns up holding the
reins of National League club
twelve months hence.
n
With Minneapolis scheduled to lift the
baseball lid at the formal opening of
Perry stadium on April IL, the ticket sale
for the 1882 inaugural at the new Tribe
park is expected to show = tremendous
increase. Reservations 90 date lave
reached about 1900. Walter Riley, secre-
tary. and Dale Miller, assistant secretary,
are at the stadium every afternoon taking
orders and making sales. Tickets for all
seats arc now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, KTduuSLdnu
reserved and general admission.
Mike Kelley. recently advanced 10 the
presidency of the Millers. SAYS Bush can
remain at the helm of his team indefinitely
if he desires. According to Kelley. Ownie
pugeh sS' STOCK foS IN the club George K.
Belden. former Miller prexy. will act as
vice-president 1t is presumed Kelley will
serve as business manager and secretary
as well as president.
High water is causing some fear. among
Tribe club officials stationed, at the new
park and Tom Logan. ground keeper. today
was singing: River. River. stay, Away
From NY Door" The water pushed on to
land between speedway avenue and the ne
reach the road in front Of the stadium. en-
trance The ground on which the stadium
is located was under water during the
TACK QUINN, the veteran Of
j twenty-eight baseball cam
paigns, wants to put in thirty years
on the diamond before hanging up
his glove for all time. He has spent
the winter hunting, golfng and
bowling and is said to have received
a salary boost by the Brooklyn club.
Nineteen of Quinn's twenty EIGHT
seasons in baseba ha,. been in the
ma jors and he has seen service with
several teams. Jack worked in the
coal mines as a lad and appreciates
the difference between baseball and
hard labor.