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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Joe
BY JOE WILLIAMS

New York world-TeleEram Sports Editor
I AM bit bewildered. I came out
Il here in an airplane TO see an
automobile race in region where
the horse is king, and so I ask you,
in confused world, does this make
for simplicity?
Because the sweep and movement
Of life should be made plain, add
that people prefer speed in trans
portation, that this is the center of
automobile racing, and that only a
few miles away is Kentucky, the
cradle Of the horse breeding indus
try.
I hope you will not be too precise
in your analysis when I say that it
seems strange to me that the three
combinations of transportation with
which this generation is familiar are
grouped together in a sort of fra
ternal relationship. Maybe the horse
has really come to stay.
NTHEN the ship landed the first
w person I met was Steven
Jerome flanagan, who seems to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

No. 2 in Junior League tussles. All games
start at 3 .. m.
md Indis snnga Bgdogs will play at FIJI
dianola park at 1915 D. m. Pet Mac
Cox Arbuckle, Henderson. Frank. Don.
nelly Summerville, Hoagland. Mccoy Car
roll. Hunt, Hyde. Galloway. Anderson ano
Wilson notice For games write jim Don
nelly 100 North Elder avenue. James
town. notice
Bridgeport Blues will meet New Bethe,
Sunday al the Blues diamond a 2.30 D. m
On Memorial day, Blues Will play East
ern Au-Stars in double-header
s. Leon Tailoring Tall; viii tangle With Shelby
at 3 P. M. in a Municipal League tilt
Both clubs have manv of the outstanding
ups. Probable batteries are Hurt and
Boya for the Tailors. with Rearick or Bur
rel on the firing line for the Service
nine and Baker receiving.
Municipal League schedule for Sunday
West Side outing VS.. Y M S. River
sholty Motors vs.. Fanner-Buchanan
shelby Service vs.. Leon Tailoring. Gar
St. Patricks VS. Klee & Coleman. Pennsv
All games start at D. m.
State .Autso. nine defeated statehouse
Davis forming the statehouse battery and
Schmce and OReillv working for the
Democrats. 6 E. Hamlin executed an un-
assisted double plav to feature the game
Ruralton A. C.s will play at Knighstovr
Z Sunday. The A C.s would like to hear
from a state club for a game on Nav 40
Address " Hey, $50 North Tacoma avenue
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be Mr.. Indianapolis himself. This
seemed nice enough. A few mo-
ments later in the company of
Henry McLemore, United Press cor
respondent, 1 found myself squirm-
ing under the pressure Of a police
captain.
I'VE want you," the gentleman
said.
Who wouldn't?" I answered, with
no attempt at ego.
Take this guys picture" de-
manded the captain.
This had never happened to me
before What had I done? To be
sure I had picked Dempsey to beat
Tunney, but so had many others
and up to now nobody had insisted
that it was violation of the Grim
inal code.
rs this your first 5OO-mile racer"
asked the captain, and there was
no mistaking his severity.
Then it dawned on me. Everybody
in America is supposed to see the
500-mile race before he grows a
gray beard. My offense against the
normal scheme of things was that
I had waited until had seen every
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PrOdded to Return

TINE Jeffries that met and lost tC
Il Jack johnson was not the reaI
jeff. He had been out of the ring
out of training and leading the easy
life in retirement for several years
before smart promoters got busy
and induced and prodded him to re-
turn to the game.
Baer possesses a good punch anc
his record stands up we'll but the
ring sharps as a whole do not rate
him the master Of Schmelng. There
may be an upset, but at this stage
of the preparations in the rival
training camps reports point to a
victory for the German on form.
Dempsey will be pulling hard fol-
a win for Baer on account of the
fact the Californian flashes more
crowd appeal and probably would be
better attraction than Schmeling
in later fights, with Sharkey or Car
nera.
New York hears the German box
ing association has ordered Schmel-
ing to break with his manager, joey
Jacobs, after the match with Baer
and in that event the Teuton may
have trouble obtaining important
fights around Gotham.
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By Eddie Ash
Max Baer Is No Jeffries to Ring Vets
A. A. PreXy Has Some Probing on Hand

HE ballyhoo scriveners employed by Jack Dempsey to
build up fan interest in the heavyweight scrap June
IN New York between Max Baer and Max Schmeng
deavorng to tickle the public by describing Baer another
James j. Jefres. Hes following in the footsteps of old
JIM, they It's going be difficult get that
preston however especially with the odtmers among
ring goers
Jeffries known the California Grizzly, whereas
Baer tagged the California Adonis and Shek all of which
makes big difference with the fstc graybeards who lay it
the line to big fights. No sheik going suppant
Jeff in their minds. He rough and tough. He could
take it and give and he climbed the title ladder by smack
ing about the best group of heavyweight timber in
history
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Six of last years individual cham
pions were included among ITS ath-
letes competing today in the annual
state intercollegiate track and field
meet at Butler field.
Eleven schools were represented.
Notre Dame, returning after years
absence, sent the largest delegation
with thirty-three athletes.
Other schools entered are Butler,
Indiana university, Purdue, De
Paw, Earlham, Indiana Central,
Ball State, Hanover, N. c. A. G.. u,
and Indiana State.
Indiana is defending champion
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JOe Turnesa
Retains Lead

By United Press
MAMARONECK. N. Y. May 81
DIN Dutra'S metropolitan open golf
crown rested precariously today as
fifty three qualifiers started off on
the Winged Foot Clubs difficult
west course for the final Sc holes Of
the tourney:
Joe Turnesa. ElmsfOrd, N. Y, was
pacing the field with an aggregate
of al for the two opening 18-hole
rounds. Dutra was in a four
cornered tie for seventh place with
a total of 149
He fell back to 70 for Fridays
18 holes, while Turnesa came
through with a II, one under par.
Turnesa topped his nearest rival,
Willie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe, N.
Y, by three strokes.
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Shires Sued for $5O,5OO
After Free-fOr-All BraWl

When the two players and their
adversaries appeared in court Fri
Cay, all were charged with assault
and the bonds of Adair and Shires
raised from $500 to $1,000.
Deacon is said to have produced
a blackjack during the brawl and
while Shires was battling Deacon
If the street, Carrie Potts, the
woman, allegedly struck the ball
player with a chair.
Meanwhile, Adair and Robert
Armstrong, Deacons friend, also
were battling. Adair left before the
police arrived, but later was ar
rested at his hotel. Shires, Arm
strong and the woman were taken
to police headquarters after their
injuries were treated at a hospital.
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERS
I dIIhCtS n 81
HOME RUNS
Negro Leaguers
Perform Sunday

A double-header Sunday and a
single game Monday, all at Perry
stadium, will mark. the opening
stand of the American Giants as
the indianapolis entry in the Negro
National Baseball Association. The
Giants play the Nashville TennD
Elites.
Giants formerly played out Of
Chicago and boast one of the fast
est clubs in the loop, with former
college stars in the lineup. Giants
supplant the A. B. C.s here, Jim
Taylor's team moving to Detroit.
First game Sunday starts at 2
p. m. Lillard and w. Powell prob
ably will pitch for the locals.
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Six Champions Defend Track
Laurels i'm State Carnival

and is favored to repeat. Five of
last years title winners - Fuqua,
Hornbostel, Biddinger, Crouch and
Krutchen, are members of the
HooSier squad.
Paul Tauer, Buffers hurdle star,
is the other champion entered.
Outstanding in the race for Sec
ond honors were De Paw, winner
of the little state meet, Notre Dame,
Butler and Purdue, each with sew
eral individual stars.
Several records we're threatened
in today's action, with one of the
strongest fields competing in recent
years. Action started at 100 p. m.
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NOtre Dame
Golf Choice

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 81
Notre Dame, undefeated in team
play this season, was the favorite as
twenty-one golfers, representing five
Indiana schools, teed off at Terre
Haute Country Club today in the
annual state intercollegiate golf
meet.
Indiana university. with Fritz
Cox, state junior champion, playing
his home course, and Capt. Charles
Harrell, familiar with the links,
was considered the Irish's biggest
threat.
Thirty-siX holes of medal play will
decide both team and individual
championships
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
BIZ Times SpecfnL

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Art
Shires, ex-big Lacquer and baseball's
bad boy was in trouble again to-
day He was made defendant in a
$50,500 damages suit as an after
math of free-for- all brawl early
Friday morning.
ShireS, Columbus first baseman,
and another American Association
player, Jimmy <Adair of the Louis
vile Colonies, battled two men and
a woman over an alleged attempt
OF some one to pilfer $125 from Adair.
Herman (Jack) Deacon, who went
to the hospital with bruises of the
head and body, and fractured leg,
filed the suit against ShireS, asking
$4,000 for the injuries and $500 Tor
the hospital bill.
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= Standings and Results =

Detroit ............ 023 O23 00O-10 IA 0
Philadelphia ....... 010 900 600 5
Rowe and Hayworth; Walberg. McDon-
aid, Peterson and Cochrane, Madjeski.
Cleveland .......... 900 010 OPP 5 3
Boston ............. 002 002 20x- 6 /
C. Brown, Connally, Bean and spen-
Ger; H. Johnson, Pipgras and R. Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ......... 900 302 O1O- 6 IL l
Pittsburgh .......... 1902 020 600 IL 2
Fitzsimmons, Bell and Mancuso; Meme
Harris and Padden.
Brooklyn ........... 010 001 600
Cincinnati ......... 200 600 DOL 3 l
Clark, Mungo and Lopez; Johnson and
Manion.
(Ten innings)
Boston .......... 900 100 200 o. 3 10 l
Chicago ..,...,.. 900 100 200 l. 4 l
Belts and Hargrave Root and Hartnett
Fourteen innings)
Philadelphia. 200 900 DOL 900 10 IA l
st. Louis 80. 10l DOL 900 900 IL 10
Elliott. Pearce Liska and Davis. Todd:
Dean and Wilson.
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THOM DEFEATS BURNS

Unable to return for the third
and deciding fall, Cyclone Burns
lost to Billy Thorn, I. U. mat coach,
in the feature wrestling event at
the Armory Friday. Burns won the
first fall in twenty-five minutes and
lost the second in eighteen minutes
Johnny Carlin and Cliff Kaufman
went forty-fve minutes to a draw,
each securing one fall. Jack Wilcox
went thirty minutes to no fall with
Speedy O'Neal and Jack Scott
tossed Marion Mackey in twelve
minutes. Sailor Murphy failed to
show for his scheduled tilt with Bill
Honeycutt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Bargain Prices on Tap
at Tribe Park Tonight
Indians and Hens to Wind Up Series With Appreciation
Feature: All Grand Stand Seats 40 Cents Women
Free and No Tax
Free and No Tax.

The Indians Friday night the
week and the with the Toledo Mud
tilt
will
Columbus
exhibition with the Cleveland Indians Oral Hdeband
will party" stadium tonight
A appreciation night will a
the Forty will be the only
stand and all there will be
available they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
City SoftbaII Gossip

Willard indoor team defeated 7. w. w.
in practice game, to g. Willards have
won, five. out of their last six starts and
would ike to book games with some Of
the best indoor teams in the city. Call
LI-l371, ask for Rabbit
Six games were played in the Leisure
Hour League Friday In the Southwest
division. Beanblossom beat Granada. to
8. Barrett dropped Hawthorne Is 70 O..
and School % beat Ringers. % 70 g. In
the Northeast division. East Washington
beat I. w. W. 9 to 7: Tuxedo Ranblers
beat Rosner. 9 TO I. and Brookside tripped
r. G. A, to 5.
Five games are csrded in the Indianap-
oils Sports Club League Sunday. State
meets J. " T. Hill at Douglass Mercury
Club. tackles. Woodside at Willard No. q
Amalgamated Cheese faces Spades at
Spades. I. W. w. meets NORRIS Square
at Westinghouse and Dearborn hotel PLAYS
Remmetter at Westinghouse.
There are several openings in the Y. NJ.
G. A. Sunday School Indoor Baseball
League for Sunday school teams Of boys
in the age range Of II to Is Teams in
terested call Carl Alfred. Riley 1881. Of
the Central Branch Y. NJ. c. A.. $40 North
Illinois street. before Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

If the luck of these two great first
basemen bad been reversed, Geh-
rigs string of successive games
would have been snapped at No
1929, just when he needed only 79
more, mark he will achieve this
season if madame fortune continues
to shipper at him
Gehrig's crash came in the third
inning against the Chicago White
SoX. when he was chasing Lou Fon-
seca's foul. The leg was so badly
bruised he was forced to retire in
the eighth inning.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, May 27-Chicago's
White Sox were in undisputed COM
mand Of third place in the Amer
lean League today after crushing
the champion Yankees, to 6, Fri
day.
Red Ruffing and Danny MacFay-
den were plastered by the ChisoX,
while Paul Gregory held the cham
pions in check for eight innings.
Red Faber finished for the Sox.
Philadelphia dropped to fourth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
FOX SCRAP REFUSED

Proposed appearance OF Tiger
Jack Fox, Terre Haute Negro, in
a boxing show at Fl. Wayne, June
1. was abandoned today upon order
of Al G.. Feeney, state athletic COM
missioner.
Feeney refused Jack Curley, man
ager of Fox, permission to enter
his fighter in two feature bouts
within a five-day period.
Fox already has been signed to
meet Joe Doktor, Buffalo, N. Y, in
the main event of a program at
Terre Haute, June 5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
Friday Fight Results

AT TORONTO Ont-Seaman Tom Wat
son 1919 British feather champion. de-
feated Bobby Laurence. 1873, Canadian
feather champion, tl0l. non-title
AT SAN DIEGO. Cal.-Lee Ramage $50.
San Diego. deciSioned X. 0. ChriStner. 209
Akron. o.. tl0l.
AT HOLLYWOOD-Fra Rowsev 100.
Los Angeles. won California middleweight
title beating Vearl Whitehead. l6l Santa
Monica. l0l.
AT DETROIT-Midget WolgaSt lis. fly
weight champion. drew with Ernie Maurer.
llS Detroit. C0l.
AT CHICAGO-Wild Willie OSter Boston
mddleweight drew with FREDDY Langford,
CHICAGO Negro. in eight rounds.
AT BATTLE CREEK. Mich.-Pee Wee
Jarell Fort Wavre welterweight. stopped
Jackie Morgan of Cleveland in the second
round.
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b JACK CUDDY

NHIttu I ENsS >taH NUIItspUhutht
NEW YORK, May 27-Chalk u3
another narrow escape for
hungry Lou Gehrig-the chap who's
called the luckiest man in baseball,
not because he survives repaStS on
picked cells, hut because he she6s
injuries like an armoured cruiser
Coincidental accidents Friday to
Gehrig and Jimmy FoXX, the other
ace first baSeman of the American
League, emphasized G hrig S
charmed career. One of the mar
velS OF modern baseball. he has oc-
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% CARS ENTERED IN
RACES AT FRANKFORT

By Times Special
FRANKFORT, Ind, May 81
Twenty-Five dirt track speed cars
have entered the Memorial day
auto race at Frankfort Speedway, a
mile west of the city. Roscie Ash
ley, operator of the fast dirt oval,
expects the event to be the fastest
and most thrilling of all the races
he has sponsored.
Widely known dirt track pilots will
participate Tuesday Qualifications
will start at II a. m. and the main
action at 2 p. m. There will be
three lve-mile events and one
twenty mile feature.
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Butler Meters
in Title Action
By Juited Press

By Hitcd Press
RICHMOND. Ind, May 27.-Jack
Carter and Orville johnson of Earl
ham we're paired against Vincent
Meunier and Gene Demmary of
Butler in the final doubles match
OF the annual state Intercollegiate
tennis meet here today.
Pairings for the singles semi
finals today were Denmary VS.
Emmett Lowery of Purdue and
Carter vs. Meunier. Lowery is de-
Tending champion.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
limited Press Staff Cnrresnondent

The smashup Of Virgil Livingood's
car half an hour after we arrived
in indianapolis late Friday served
as our Introduction to the Speed
way, over which the classic 500
mile race will be run Tuesday.
Knowing Mr. Steve Hannagan's
ability as a press agent, we sus-
pected the crackup was merely a
part of the ballyhoO, as was our
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Cehng to Continue Record Try Despite Injury

cupied the dangerous first corner
on the Yankees diamond for slight
ly more than eight seasons without
missing single game.
II on will continue his marathon
IL attempt to break Deacon
SCOTS all-time record of 1907 con-
secutive games, despite Fridays
close shave when he crashed into
d box at Yankee stadium, almost
breaking his right leg. Fox of The
Athletics. the 1882 home run king
of the ma jors, will be idle for a few
days because he twisted his ankle
seriously sliding home.
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Yankee Cuppers
Rap Argentines
BIZ Lniicd Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Having
clinched the American zone cham
pionship and won the right to in
wade Europe, the United States
Davis cup team today was playing
the two final singles matches of the
series against Argentine as a for
mality
Ellsworth Vines opposed Hector
Cattaruzza. and Wilmer Allison
faced Adriano Kappa, diminutiye
Argentine captain. today.
George Lott and John Van Ryn
veteran American Davis cup tan
dem, overpowered Kappa and Abel
mar Eccheverria, 6-1, GA, 81. Fri
day.
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Get Busy, Tom!

IT'S about time for PreXy Tom
Il Hickey of the American ASsocia-
ton to WELD the big stick and curt
the night life eScapadeS of some OF
his ball players. Art Shires of the
Red Birds and Jimmy Adair of the
Colonies are going to have a sweet
Job explaining the affair in Louis
vile that resulted in several arrests
Columbus obtained Shires to at
tract the customers through the
gate, but if he is permitted to run
hog wild the fans may take no
ton to remain away from the games
in which he appears.
Moreover, members of different
teams in the same league are not
supposed to chase around together
at night It's not to the best inter
est of baseball for enemy" players
to become pals of the evening.
Leave it to Tom Hickey to be fair,
however, and the players involved
in the Louisville brawl are certain to
be granted every opportunity to
clear themselves. If they had sound
reasons to engage III a battle, it will
be okey with the league; otherwise
it will be just too bad.
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BELMONT PARK OPENS

% = IWtN NUttIUt
BELMONT ARK, N. Y, May 81
Racing in New York state today
was shifted from Jamaica to Bel
mont Park, where a seventeen-day
meeting of the WeStcheSter Racing
Association opened. Eighteen stakes
will be decided during the first
twelve days of racing.
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HOOSIER GAINS SECOND
By Times Special

By Times Special
ATLANTA. Ga, May Pr. N.
jenkins of Orleans, Ind. placed sec
ond in both events on the Southern
trapshoot championship card here
Friday. He posted 484 in the 500
bird, 16-yard singles, ten less than
Earle of Starr, S. c., the winner
In doubles, jenkins had 80, five
less than John KreiSS of Knoxville,
the winner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
HOMER BEATS BALL
By Times Special

BIZ Times NpccldI
MUNCIE, Ind, May PA home
run by Shortstop Bush with one
aboard in the third inning gave
Indiana State 2-to-l win over
Ball state nine here Friday. AL
bright, Ball shortstop, homered in
the fifth, one of the three hits of
Spence, Sycamore hurler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
COP DOUBLES CROWN
By United Press

o JWtFtU ITtSS
AUTEUIL, France, May 81. -
Elizabeth Ryan of California and
London, and Nine. Rene Matthew,
No. ranking French player, today
won the women's doubles in the
French tennis championships, de-
feating Colette Rosambert and Nine.
Henrotin of France, 6-1, 6-3.
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Mancuso's Homer Wins

CUS MANCUSO'S batting has
" been rather disappointing to
the New York Giants, who obtained
him from the Cardinals last winter.
But Gus produced in the pinch Fri
day, Slamming out a home run in
the eighth to beat the league-lead-
ing Pirates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
LOCAL SWIMMERS WIN

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, May Erwin
ming five of the eight events, Jimmy
Clark's indianapolis Y. M. c. A.
swimming team defeated Anderson
"Y" in dual swimming meet here
Friday night, 40 to &c.
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Two Days Remain for
5OO-Mile Speed Tests
A. A. A. Chief Sets 704 P. M. Sunday as Deadne, With
Twelve Places Open for Twenty Remaining Cars;
Five Qualify on Friday
BY NORMAN E. ISAACS

NO car will be qualified after Sunday announced
officially D. steward of the A. A. A.
IN charge OF the Indianapolis 500 mile which will held
AT today thirty
be held between the Sundays
lively have
field still left
IF Sunday
luck Edenburn boys
they can't get in shape they're going
he in Sha
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thing else before I decided to come
out here.
IN no time at all I found myself
Il at the track where the king Of
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ground speed is annually crowned.
There is no other place like it in
America. The track is two and a
half miles long. The wooden grand
stands and bleachers cover at least
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27
That Bird Pay Roll

1T has been rumored that PreSi-
Il dent Hickey has asked to inspect
the pay roll of the league leading
Columbus Red Birds. At any rate
Columbus seems to be nervous over
the report, especially if there is a
probe of wages paid Art Shires, Will
son. Lindsey and Slade.
The American Association salary
limit is $4,000 a month for the en-
tire ball club and the player limit
is eighteen men. The guess is that
the Birds found a way to beat the
agreement by placing certain play
erS on the inactive list when they
weren't needed for immediate
action.
At one time this month Colum bus
had four players suspended pitch
ers Blake and Judd, infielder Mar
lesky and outfielder Lebourveau, in
active but still drawing pay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago Ito be PLAYED as part
Of dOuble-heaoer tomorrow.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS (night).
Columbus at Louisville.
Kansas City at Minneapolis
Milwaukee at St. Paul.