The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26

the sphere TO deep right for two
cushions. scoring Wingard with
what proved 10 be the winning run.
Barnhart breezed through eight
rounds for a row Of ciphers for the
Hens. allowing four hits and fan
ming four. IN the ninth he dis
posed OF West and Sweeney and
had one out to go when Manager
Falk touched off a rally with a
single. o. Hale advanced his pilot
to second with a single and Henllne
scored Falk and sent O. Hale to
third By finding a safe spot in left.
White poked a single to center,
scoring o. Hale, Henline stepping at
second.
Barney Delivers
The Indians held a conference
and two FINGERS speedily warmed up
in the bull pen. Manager Mccain
decided to take a chance with
Barnhart as a reward for his great
work during the previous eight ses-
sions and Barney delivered by
whistling a third strike by Ward,
who batted for pitcher Lee.
Il was an errorless battle and
fast. with a lot Of activity in both
short fields. Father" Knicker-
booker. young Hen shortstop, led
the Toledo FASTENERS at bat with
three hits. one for three sacks that
bounced away from Taitt near the
right-field foul line.
old TIMERS day was cele-
" brated at Perry stadium
Wednesday before the regular league
game was staged and the fans were
well entertained by the stars OF
other years. It was surprising to see
how well the veterans held up under
the hot sun and scampered in the
field and around the Eases. Rex
Dawson. Willie AIcGill, Vic Aldridge,
Hod Eller. Johnny Fisher. Red Hayes
and Curt Bales were some Of the
former mound greats on hand.
Governor Harry G. Ieslie niaved FIRST
base part Of the time and demonstrated
smuggling ability at the plate. lie also un-
corked burst Of speed en- the paths.
Peckaboo veach nlaved second base and
the fans enioved his antics. He is
mere" - wears old. There were others
e. that age present. and it's good guess
they won't be out OF bed for a week.
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Indiana Central college. Union Printers
and Butler university teams suppAeq me
opposition for the vets and gave the boys
four and fivc outs 20 an inning llst "
helm alone the frolic. waiter 9aelsssf
vifh q charley horse on the hrst piay
although he wasn't Y on ~
Jack Hendricks acted as manager Tor
the former leaguers and Tony Hinkie Of
Butler university contributed his services
10 handle the heavy catching duties. Vic
AIdridge famed three Printers while ex-
hibiting some Of his old former skill.
n
.rohr, Berlv. righthanded hurier. left the
Indians wednesday afternoon ano &c
partcd for Philadelphia to loin the Phiiiy
Nationals Stuart Bolcn, southpaW hurlef. {
included in the Berry deal; Is scneouiea /
10 report 10 the Tribesmen Friday. Douglas
Taitt the big ly chaser VINO becomes
Tribe property In the transaction, went
hftfreg Wednesday and u was the nrst
game I'm which ne failed 70 hnQ saIe
spot since Joining the Hoosicrs ne ny
ia twelve consecutive games before miss
ing TAFT was here on trial but the
perlv deal makes him an Official indian
With no strings attached
Sparkling plays Wednesday we're
turned in by Sigafoos and White.
The former took a bingle away from
Henline by making a onc-handed
stab and White robbed Taitt with
. similar. catch