The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-20
By Eddie Ash
LOwly Teams Helped Crush Yankees
Browns and Red Sox Won Is Games

EVEN poor wretch has his inning in baseball in
while and the official American League statistics for the
1888 season that the mighty New York Yankee
chine pushed toward its downfall by the lowy St Louis
Browns and Boston Red SoX. Washington the 1888
pennant by the margin of seven games, defeating the
Yankees fourteen times in twenty-five clashes That
fine for the Senator's but Joe Crons FASTENERS aided
to the flag by the ability Of the Browns and Red Sox to knock
off the Yankees eight times each.
New York held the upper hand all opponents except
the Senators the seasons SERIES but the failure of Joe
McCarthys do better against the weak Browns and
Red Sox had much do with crushing the 1882 champions
The morale of the team also affected by losing total of
sixteen games to pushover clubs.
1t the collapse of the pitching that gray hairs
in Joe McCarthys head official figures Indicate The Yankee
mound staff yielded the average of sos per game
The hurers missed the terrific smuggling that assisted them
the rough spots 1882 and not equal to the neces
sty of Tightening up.
THERE shortage grass Florida Frank sgafoos
blades under his feet The
37o for the full season getting on
is PRANK spending the winter in the Sunshine State at
heat supplied by Old Sol sgaoos took his law BOOKS
object honor The books presented to Frank by Indian
apos royalty entertained last summer by the slug
blasting base hits Fishing hiking and studying
Well here's bonnp the judge" doesn't study too hard and
batting The fans might charge him with contempt OF baseball
ID Up MILLER Navy grid coach evidently creased lightning in
II Annapolis academy yeser
S wa apn d from TO be ou ed ayor s Naval o
Hamilton the afternoon it was
Miller had been reappned head
brought the Navy gdders along IN grand %
The Nlooes
defeated Notre Dame and
II Miller one OF the seven
He played in the line when the -Four HoTseen
gaoped possible Lieutenant Hamilton will move
named assistant director (no
football Annapolis for 1884 1t was announced
Wilcox has been relieved as head OF the de-
succeeded by Captain Robert c. Gift
John Brown has been appointed director
football relieving Lieutenant Commander Harvey ovch
O1Is NAHIN for many years the manager
IL president Milwaukee Brewers has this to You
ne? Well
Louie forgotten He tossed his up
after serving the Brewer ball club over long stc OF
profits for the club owners before the
talent signed and helped
from the majors We don't
athletes Nan ened for the auction BLOCK but
following a the choice sales:
Memo IeiboId outfede for $4,000
Chappele bought for $780, sold to the White
$1,000.
SCha catcher White for S1OO
Happy nothing sold to White sox for S1O75O
AL Simmons oufeIder Athletics $4,000 and
five players
nothing Athletics $4,000 Received Glen
sold Wyatt to Cleveland for $4,000
pitcher sold to Giants for $4,000
is a the earning of half
his
control Of the Mil
waukee club
MILWAUKEE, piled up profit 100000
1V1 in consecutive
annually profit $122O The
33 made big hole in the Brewer oan put the
depression CROWDS
off building high
independent Cream City playing to free gates
accumulated fortunes others
a without job.