The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-05

ind the eastern half of the circuit.
Minneapolis is holding down first
place two and one-half games ahead
of the second-place Hoosiers. The
Bushmen are idle today owing to
the fact their game in Louisville
this afternoon was postponed on &C
count of the running of the Ken
lucky Derby.
Game Is Fast
Both Indians and Millers lost
yesterday, st. Paul banking the
locals, 2 to 0, and Louisville taking"
the Bushmen, 5 to 2. Lou Fette,
highlander with the Apostles, held
the Indians to four hits in a sensa-
tional struggle that was played off
in the fast time Of l hour 10 min
uteS.
jim Turner opposed Fette and
pitched good ball, although nine
hits were chalked against him. An
attempted Tribe double play that
missed fire led to the Saints first
run in the fourth, but in the sew
enth outfelder Hutchinson connected
with the horsehide for a home run
on the first ball pitched.
With Room to Spare
HutCheSon's drive cleared the
right field wall with room to spare.
1t was a tremendous wallop. Vincent
Sherlock got two hits of the Tribes
four blows, a triple and single, Win
gard crashed a double and Cotelle
poled a single. No walks we're issued
during the swift fracas and five dou-
BILE plays we're made, three by the
Indians.
1t was cline drive day" at the
stadium, both clubs being victims of
hard hit balls that went straight
into somebody's glove. Turner struck
out four men an1 Fette one Sharp
fielding was clicked off by both
sides and the fans received plenty
of thrills despite the fact the home
lads lost.
INDIANAPOLIS fans will be in
Il tereSted in watching Joe Hauser
of the MillerS endeavor to knock the
ball over the high walls at Perry
stadium. He collected Sixty-nine
homers last year and has thirteen to
his credit this season. However, he
was stopped at Louisville on Thurs
day and yesterday was held hitleSs
in the two games against the
Colonies. Joe is the Minneapolis
first sacker. The Millers drew more
than 10000 in their home park last
Sunday. Alb Wright, young Miller
%outfelder, has made seven homers
this year. He bats right handed. Joe
HauSer swings left handed.
Perry stadium officials call attention to
the fact that parking is free. Somebody
put out the report that a fee is being
charged car owners. Parking is absolutely
free on stadium property and there is
plenty of space. A lot of money was spent
on %leveling the parking lots and spreading
cinders.
game will show that both infeldS we're &C
win and a tough one for Jim turner to
s%hutout, at Toledo, when his mates ound
the going rough against southpaw Bill
Perrin. He has won two tits.
Wingard doubled after one down
in the second yesterday and then
the Indians received a bad break.
Bedore met the ball with power, but
Jack Warner speared it and threw
to Bluege for a double play on Win
gard. Bedore's smack was a low
line drive with plenty Of heat on it.
Sherlock opened the third with a single
and reached third on two infield outs.
where he was left. He tripled after two
down in the fifth and was left again.
Cotelle opened the seventh with a single.
but was forced by SigafOos- and Wingard
strOked into a double killing.
In the fourth .stanza Roster got the
thai sent a deep fly to sisafoos; war
ner bounced to Sherlock, who tossed to
high throw to first and missed a double
play. --Todt hit one toe hot for Wingard
and Roster scored. Evidently the sun
bothered Ernie. because the ball was sent
straight at him
Both Turner and BedOre contributed
diving stops during the matinee. the for
mer lon Fette in the fifth and BedOre on