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

Fourteen Indians batted during
the orgy, featured by Sigafoos'
triple that cleaned the sacks. The
rally had a peculiar start and it
was Joe Heving. the pitcher. who
touched the spark by leading of
with a single. Goldman sacrificed
and Purdy and Walker drew free
transportation TO fill the bases be-
fore Sigafoos blasted a triple of
the wall in left center.
X. C. Pitcher Hurt
The swatfest continued and dur
ing the melee Frank Gabler, K. G.
pitcher, who had relieved Osborne,
was struck on the head by a line
drive off Tom Angley's bat and ap-
parently was injured seriously
Gabler was knocked unconscious,
and after being helped from the
field lie collapsed in the clubhouse
and was removed in an ambulance
Larsen took Gabler's place in the
box and was greeted Justify by the
Tribe swatters. OF the Indians who
batted twice in the one round, Hey-
ing got two hits, Walker two passes
and Purdy a walk and a single
The outs we're made by Goldman
two. one a sacrifice, and by Siga-
foos. who was tossed out on his sec
ond appearance when Marquardt
made a fine stop.
The Blues tried for belated raj
" in the ninth and caused rush
of Tribe pitchers to the bullpen
Taylor got three bases when Hale
threw the ball away at first and
scored on Grigsby's single. Picks
single put Grigsby on second and
Boken scored Grigsby with a single
and Pick was erased trying Tor
third, Purdy to Hale.
Bedore Smack;s Double
The veteran Hale was injured on
the play, but resumed action after
his left leg was repaired.
Moslof stepped up and singled
Dunlap popped to Angley and Col
Inns walked. filling the bases. The
game ended when Treadway, bat
ting for Larson, flied to Fitzgerald
The Blues compiled twelve hits,
with Grigsby shining with four
Leaders in batting in runs were
Sigafoos of the Indians, with four,
Hale, with three, and Dunlap OF the
Blues with three Fred Bedore
Tribe utility infielder, delivered as
a pinch hitter in the fourth, when
he batted for Logan and scored two
mates with a line drive double C
center.
Archie Campbell put the indians
of to a handicap in the first inning
by lack of control. Marquardt
singled, Taylor walked, Grigsby
fouled to Hale and Pick beat out
hit, filling the bases. Boken walked
forcing in Taylor and MoSolf also
drew a pass. forcing in Pick. Bob
Logan relieved Campbell and Dun
lap doubled, scoring Boken and
E1osolf. Logan breezed by in splen-
did fashion for the short time he
worked, leaving the game when
Bedore bit for him in the fourth.
Osborne in Hot Water
Bob Osborne, K.sC. starting hurl-
err, went until the eighth before
taking the count, but was in no;
water much of the time. He was
charged with a peculiar balk in the
seventh, when he toed the rubber
without having the ball. The Blues
were trying to put over the hidden
ball trick at the time.
The Tribe has a deal under way
for outflelder Douglas Taitt of the
Philadelphia Nationals, and he is
expected to join the club for a tria
next week in Minneapolis. He
batted $40 for Atlanta in the
Southern Association last year.
Taitt hits left-handed and throws
right handed and has seen major
league services with three clubs
Phillies, Boston Red Sox and Chi
cago White Sox.
Following four games in st. Pau
and Minneapolis, the Indians viii
have two off days, May Is and IA
before playing a double-header in
Louisville. May Is. The date OF
May Is is a scheduled vacation and
the game of May IA has been post
poned on account of we race meet
in louisville. and will be PLAYED Of