The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-08

Billy Southworth's Birds whitfield
the Miller lead to two games and
today the Indians were trailing the
Bushmen by three and one-half
games. Kansas City bounced out of
its slump, thumped Louisville and
pulled within three and one-half
games of the third-place Hoosiers.
Free Gate for Women
The Brewers will make their final
1882 appearance at Perry stadium
tonight in the fourth tilt of the
series with the Indians. Action will
begin at BIS and it will be free
night for women fans. The ladies'
night feature is expected to attract
a big turnout and fans are advised
10 make an early start for the
stadium. The Minneapolis at Co.
lumbus Monday game also will be a
night affair.
The st. Paul Saints will begin
their final indianapolis visit of Tho
year on Tuesday night and the
next weekend will see Ownie
Bush's Millers supply the visiting
attraction at the Tribe park.
Tribe Buys Huff
The Indians purchased a new
outfielder, Irwin Huff, over the
weekend. He bats left handed and
throws righthandad and comes
from the Oakland team of the Pa
cific Coast League. The coast fly
chaser will report about the middle
OF the week He batted .343 in the
Pacific loop last year and has held
down a regular berth with the Oaks
this season.
Manager Emmett Mccain of the
Indians was absent from the
stadium Sunday and may be away
a few more days. He was called to
his Philadelphia home by the seri-
Gus illness of his father and left for
the east Sunday noon. Walter
Holke, new Tribe coach, was in
charge of the Indians on the field
Sunday.
Beat Brewer Ace
The Indians went to the ninth
inning before they won the first
fracas from the Brewers SUNDAY
and it was Whopper rally, stirring
the rooters to wild acclaim. Trailing
2 to 0 after one down III the final
session and with Jack Knott, Mil
waukee ace finger, facing them, the
Tribesmen we're in 81 bad way.
Harry Rosenberg brought cheers
when he tripled 10 left center and
scored on Johnny Riddles single.
Cooney ran for Riddle and Angley
batted for Heving Knott got shaky
against Angley and issued a pass.
Goldman whistled single to CEN
ter, scoring Cooney with the tying
run and Angley reached third by
showing a burst of Olympic speed.
Visitors Helped to Runs
Fitzgerald bounced to Koehler
at third and Angley beat the throw
home when catcher Crouch was
compelled to make a twisting catch.
The game was over Van Glider
pitched seven innings for the
Indians and Heving finished. Erratic
fielding helped the Brewers to their
two markers in the sixth after Con-
molly singled and Koehler beat out
a punt on which Van Glider and
Riddle collided
Stanton sacrificed, Connolly scored
when Taitt dropped Gullics fly and
Koehler scored on Christensen
liner to Fitzgerald in center.
In the second game Bill BurWell
went to pieces in the fifth and Mil
waukee chalked up four runs on
singles by Young and Tavener,
wild throw over third by BurWell on
POLLS bunt, long fly by Connolly,
Koehler's single, Stanton's long fly
and a double by Guile. After the
Koehler single Burwell was der
ricked and Heving took his place on
the Tribe slab.
Heving Poles Triple
The Indians lone run against
Americas Polh was scored in the
sixth on Hevings smashing triple
and Fitzgerald's single. The Tribes
men were held to six hits. The con-
test was called after the seventh
owing to the o'clock law
Ray Caldwell beat the Indians
Saturday night, keeping ten hits
scattered Thomas was blasted off
the Tribe mound in the initial stan
"a, five runs scoring.
CIo-oJonI Tai,