The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25

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With the exception Of the weather,
everything went over with grand
slam yesterday. The Toledo Mud
Hens got out in front in the first
inning, but the Indians fought back
and tailed three times in the third
stanza. Big Jim Turner on the
Tribe rubber frightened up like the
well-known clam after the Hens
scored in the first and he demon
strated big league pitching the rest
of the way except in the ninth,
when the visitors raped him for
two doubles. He permitted only six
hits over the full route, although a
little wild at times.
TurgeOn First to Score
The contest got under way before
a shivering crowd when Galatzer
singled as first up in the initial in
ming. Turgeon bounced to Sherlock
and Galatzer was forced at second.
A double play was under way, but
Dudley Lee was too anxious and
made a wild throw to first, Turgeon
taking second. A member of the
Cohen family famed, but Powers
cracked a double to right center and
Turgeon tailed. Refs popped to
Bedore to end the Hens half of the
inning and that ended the Toledo
scoring until the ninth. Jim Turner
and his mates took complete charge
during the next seven rounds.
After some poor base running in
the second stanza, the Indians set
tied down in the third and pushed
three runners around the paths. Lee
walked after one down and SheVlin
sent him to third with single.
Roxie Lawson, Toledo pitcher, I'M
corked a wild pitch and Lee scored
and Shevlin advanced to second.
Cooney drew a free ticket and was
forced by Washington. Rosenberg
whistled a single to right, scoring
Shevlin and Mt. Vernon Washington
pulled up at third.
Bedore Delivers
Bedore kept the rally going and
his single tailed Washington. In
the fourth stanza Sprinz opened
with a single and shortStOp Refs of
the visitors miScued on Turner. Lee
sacrificed and Shevlin scored Sprinz
with a long fly to Cohen. That
brought the Tribe run total to four.
A couple of line drive double
plays helped the Indians to detour
threatening Toledo rallies in the
third and fifth sessions, especially
in the third when Turner issued
three walks. Galatzer drew a pass
as a starter and was sacrificed
along by Turgeon. Cohen and
Powers also walked, filling the
bases. Tribe pitchers in the bull
pen hurriedly warmed up, but
line drive by Refs to Bedore rescued
the home nine. The Indian third
sacker tossed the horsehide to
Sherlock and Cohen was doubled off
base.
In the fifth Galatzer again
reached base with single Turgeon
popped to Bedore and Cohen's line
shot was shared by Lee and Galat-
yer was doubled off first.
Late Rally Checked
The ninth inning kept the chilled
fans on hand. Refs opened it with
a double and advanced on Davis
out. Montague walloped the sphere
to the scoreboard and was credited
with a double, scoring Refs. Harry
Rosenberg made a frantic effort
to pull down Montague's drive, but
the ball slipped out Of his glove as
he crashed against the wall. The
fans gave Harry big hand for his
effort. He sensed rally was I'M
der way and risked broken bones
trying for the catch.
Joe zapustas batted for Garbark
and Turner turned him back on
strikes. West then went up to hit
for Sundra, Toledo relief pitcher,