The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-05

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mendations here to be voted on by
The A. A. planned another pow
WOW today and a third session is
expected to be held on Tuesday. The
financial situations at Teledo and
Kansas City are giving the A. A.
leaders many sleepless nights, but
it is believed the owners see a
chance to clear up the two tasks
fairly well.
The A. A. and International
League desire to establish a Class
A. A. salary limit, but the Pacific
Coast loop, the third class A. A.
group, is opposed to a revolutionary
measure of that kind. There was
some talk heard today that the Pa
cific Coast League will not attend
any kind of meeting to agree on
a three-day double A salary limit.
The Western league, Glass A,
tried to iron out several problems
Sunday. Tulsa and Oklahoma
City threaten to withdraw from the
circuit and apply for franchises in
the Texas league. Certain owners in
the Western have launched a move
ment to transfer the Denver and
Pueblo clubs to more eastern cities
in that territory, but Denver and
Pueblo are threatening hot fire.
works before they will permit it.
The minor league convention of
all circuits, big and little, will open
here Wednesday and by that time
the various officials hope that all
loops will know what they want.
The depression has hurt all Or
CARNATIONS and every kind of a
proposal has been made in an effort
to save the little fellows"
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TINE Boston Red Sox team has
l. taken over the Indianapolis
spring training camp at Sarasota,
Fla. The Boston American Leaguers
worked out at Savannah, Ca, in
1882. The SoX FASTENERS will find
Sarasota a choice spot for training
and are moving there to be nearer
other big league clubs to increase
their number of exhibition tits. The
Indians passed up the Sarasota in
vitation for 1888 and will divide
their training between French Lick
and Perry stadium if they don't
make a last-minute change in plans
and go to Orlando, Fla.
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Louisville and st. Paul got to-
gether on a depression move and
will spring train in Louisville next
year, with perhaps a week or so at
Dawson Springs, Ky. The COlonelS
and Saints expect to cut expenses
in half by doubling up. The Colonies
will work cut daily from 10 a. m.
to l p. m. and the Apostles will use
Parkway field from 1 to p. m. The
two main squads will report late,
on March 20, with pitchers and
catchers checking in a week earlier.
THERE may be no sacrifice"
4 sale of the Toledo club. At any
rate Judge James E. Martin in COM
mon pleas court told attorneys rep
resenting the receivers that in his
opinion it would be inadvisable to
sell the defunct franchise at this
time. The judge prefers lease for
short time, reserving permanent
sale until the depression lifts.
II 1LLEFER stated he will not do
IN any pennant claiming" for
his Indians but will rebuild the club
along new lines and strive to make
it certain flag contender from the
outset. The practice of telling the
world how strong you are during the
off-SeaSon is bad medicine for the
ball players, Red said. He watched
the HooSierS perform during the
closing weeks of the 1882 season and
obtained a number of valuable
pointers. Bolstering the team back
of the plate, around the keystone
bag and in center field Wilt supply
him with plenty of employment dur
ing the next few weeks. He desires
to line up team as early as pos
Sible and then advise the boys to
start getting in shape.