The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-09

The records show that the eighth
stanza has been poison to the
Indians since the new campaign got
under way, several leads and games
having been lost in that round. In
the series opener here last night
Jack Using struck out twelve men
in seven rounds, but he couldn't
make the eighth-inning hump"
and folded up as the Hens powdered
the pellet for six hits and five runs.
Parade of Pitchers
Other Tribe pitchers employed
piled up five additional strikeouts,
making total of seventeen. Miljus
famed two and Chamberlain
breezed three. It's probably record
for team to win in the face of
seventeen strikeouts. Anyway, To-
ledo thinks it's something to crow
about.
Total hits were thirteen for To-
ledo and fourteen for indianapolis.
Lawson, Doljack, Larkin and Sewell
pitched for the visitors.
The teams will meet in the second
tilt of the series tonight at 8:15 and
the Hens will wind up their stay in
a double-header with the Indians
tomorrow afternoon with action
starting at 2 o'clock.
Pittsburgh Here Monday
The Pittsburgh Pirates will stop
off in Indianapolis Monday after
noon for an exhibition with Red
Killefer's FASTENERS. The Colum-
bus Red Birds will invade the sta
dium Tuesday and their series will
open with twilight moonlight bar
gain attraction, first conflict at 4:45
and the second under the lights at
BIS, both for the price of one adj
mission.
A perfect throw by left fielder
Cohen prevented an Indiana vic
tory in the ninth last night. The
game count was 6 to 4, Toledo,
when the Hoosiers went to bat and
Cooney singled. He was forced by
Cotelle and then Washington drew
walk and Bedore also strolled,
filling the bases.
Steve Larkin uncorked wild
pitch and Cotelle scored and Logan,
running for Washington, took third
and Bedore second. Sewell relieved
Larkin on the Hen rubber and gave
j. Sherlock an intentional pass, fill
ing the sacks. Vincent Sherlock
singled to left, scoring Logan with
the tying run and Bedore was nailed
at the plate when Cohen made
great peg to catcher Desautels. j.
Sherlock lost his way on the bases
ana Desautels ran down and tagged
him out when he permitted him
self to become trapped off second.
Ihat retired the side and sent the
contest into an extra round.
Tribe Pitcher Forgets
Galatzer doubled after one down
in the tenth and pitcher Chamber
lain forgot to cover first base when
j. Sherlock made fine stop on
Calvey'S deep shot. Galatzer adj
vanced to third and scored what
proved to be the victory marker on
Mike Powers fly to Cotelle. Cohen
famed for the third out. The In
dams expired in order in their half
of the tenth. Sprinz famed, Riddle
batted for Chamberlain and famed
and Allaire tossed out Lee.
Cooney and Washington led the
Tribe attack with three hits each,
one OF Cooney's blows going for
triple. Eddie Montague, former
Tribesman, collected double and
triple for Toledo, and Milton Galat-
ger pounded out four blows, includ-
ing double.
O'Neill Is Banished
The battle dragged out for 2 hours
SO minutes and there was plenty of
in the stands when the
Hens came from behind in The
eighth and the Indians dubbed their
in the ninth. Montague
played snappy ball at short for To-
ledo and grabbed everything to him
and near him.
Manager Steve ONeill of the Wis
itors was chased by Umpire Clayton
in the fourth inning when a long
argument occurred over a close MAY