The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-30

TOMMY THEVENOW, the Hoosier product, has been ad-
vsed he will the regular second saker for the Pitts
burgh Pirates this year. according to gossip eanatng in
the Smoky City Madison (Ind) veteran finished the
of 1888 on the keystone sack for the Bucs and since
then Tony Pet the regular the position has been traded
tn Cincinnati Thevenow the fielding hero of the 1926
world series when he played shortop for the ST. Louis
Cardinals and helped bowl the New York Yankees
PET is rated better hitter than Tommy but the Hoo
ser is the more settled in the field in the tight spots and
usually effective at the plate hit in the pinch need
ed during close game Anyway is said Pet gained the
i'll will of the Pirate front office by sending hot letter TO
the club president William Benswanger during contro-
versy salary last winter
E release of sam Rice Gosnn
Conin in absolute charge as manager ne
for them and the Wild Detroit in ex
change Clark Griffith was strong 1eve5
in cn but the ps aside when Cron decided
ents last summer and old Sam the
into double play RICE ha9 been % "a bs nana~e berth over the
boy Gosn doubtless sided with Rice and as eS' DS ba
1924 Campaign gets under with Sam Rice no
going to carry blame for mues it's best that he
progress far if they have watching their
~ e auto race classic on the famous indianapolis Speedway
Il May 80 again has n % board of the American Automobile
son At Washneton d c. from the Sporting
mission at Paris In aPpg @ Sorting Commission once more has
designated the indianapolis classic as Americas @ auto g
Character comply international regulations AS Americas Grand
At Mona Engands the Grand
op ad sn o ha p it's eH st
likely will the 500 miles for the 100000
prizes and accessories in May
II OLLIE WILLIAMS denies that
N charged Southern California with inducing atnfres TO ea bd
cy and headed for southern
swanson and WAYNE ironing merely stated that he
investigate the circumstances that caused ne 10 ee
and Forrest wogood received statements
and ironing to the effect they made the tans On
own Tree VIII ana ' E The Trojan os saw thew have been
ntates the coast scn m 1 and are ready
prove they png The Pacific Coast Conference
cleared u controversy and the incident
that the Trojans have demanded an apology
and the Hawkyes are taking the stand that none o
to make has been assoc
s WV" wo athletes we're Contacted by the University
investigating them shall continue to do So
TEAR MIR ASH indianapolis baseball team of
- club which younger ever
PLAYING hoky proving vicinity of Mississippi and
eeT more about that team
had ardent fan for many years Here the
ackett Tug Pitchers Handsome Henry Boyle Long John
last TWO oo not bander On the team Second base Charlie
the 9 ennv tbe king who drove fourteen
that and howed with silver dollars halves no
reache Cah Tom Browne and Poheus Ihe
did not play him from Washington 1888 or
1889 hearing impaired but he long way from
time Hoy washington who could not hear or speak
In here who similarly unfortunate Dummy
kim who played first base and did good job of it. -
North Jersey street Indianapolis
EvERA days ago Campbelburg Ind inquired
- Indianapolis bowers and mentioned the
nEmeyer 444 Broadway Indianapolis
team referred to and other bowers Campbesbug
members of his squad The letter to The was
or to communicate with