The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-26

! rookie Outfielder, to blast the first
home run of the season at Perry
Stadium. He subbed for Mt Yer
non Washington, who was out of
action with an injured leg, and
Como drove the sphere out of the
park over the right field wall in the
ninth with Shevlin on base.
May Become Fixture
1t was Cotelle's first appearance
in the Tribe starting lineup and
some observers feel a bunch coming
on that Mr.. Como of Chicago is
destined to become a fixture. He
had trouble with the sun in the right
garden during the early part of the
game yesterday. but little practice
out there will clear up that problem.
Cotelle got two Of the Tribes nine
hits, and Mt. Vernon Washington
and Harry Rosenberg may find
themselves hard pushed by the
Windy City Italian He possesses
courage and is huStling all of the
time. His home run yesterday
cleared the wall at the 350-foOt
mark and there was hardly any
wind when he connected. 1t was a
real wallop. Como played with
Davenport last year and was scout
ed and signed by Manager Red Kill
lefer.
Milius OFF Form
The contest yesterday saw the first
defeat for Lefty Bob Logan. The
Nebraska youth appeared to be a
little tired. The score was 4 to
against him when he left the game,
but when John Miljus took up the
toll in the eighth the Hens really
went to town. John made three
wild pitches in two innings and put
the game far out of the reach of
the Tribe. The Toledo hits were
nine off Of Logan in seven innings
and six off of Miljus in two rounds
ToledOs visit ended yesterday and
the champion Columbus Red Birds
invaded Perry stadium today for a
three-game series, closing Saturday,
after which the Indians will go to
Louisville for a series with Bruno
Betzel'S Colonies. Mr.. Thomas
Samuel Angley, former Indian
catcher, invites all indianapolis
fans to turn out and watch him
aim for that right field wall with
his big bludgeon.
Pitchers Eye Angley
SLOW Motion Tom" practically
takes charge of the Columbus nine
when the Indians are opposed and
he has been named official mouth
piece He asked the Columbus
management to allow him to catch
all games against indianapolis, but
there is just a bare possibility that
the Hoosier pitchers have something
fixed up that may give him that
faint feeling.
The Toledo Mud Hens won three
out Of five tits with the Indians
two in three at Toledo and split
here in two games. The FASTENERS
from the banks of the Maumee
scored one run in each of the first
/ four stanzas yesterday. Galatzer
! started it off by Whistling a triple
to left center as first up in the
/ opening round and he scored after
one out on Zapusta'S fly to Cotelle,
a one-handed catch after a hard
run.
A walk, hit and ROsenberg's err
ror combined to give the Hens
another marker in the second ses-
sion and in the third a single by
Calvey and double by Powers pro-
duced third tally. Calvey smashed
triple in the fourth and scored
Galatzer The other six runs tall
lied by Toledo were chalked in the
eighth and ninth when John Miljus
was on the Tribe rubber with moth
ing on the ball.
Mound Help Needed
Gene Desautels, Hen catcher. col
lected five hits in the same number
of times at bat. He had the breaks
With him on a couple of blows. but
it's all in the game. Powers drove
out three hits, one for two bases.
Jimmy Shevlin gathered two doubles
lOI LIE 1llOldllS anu NdJkeQ UllCS.
He batted in two runs. Cotelle got
single and home run and Sherlock
weighed in with two hits. It was
Toledo's day and the Indians were
trounCed.
Bill Thomas, Highlander. is due
to work on the Tribe slab today in
the series opener with the Red Birds
of Columbus. Red Killefer's mound
staff needs bolstering Stewart Bo-
len. the stalwart southpaw who
starred in a big way during the sec
ond half Of the 1888 campaign, is
having trouble with control This
4 leaves KiIlefer with three starting
hurlerS. Logan, Turner and Thomas.
Bolen is expected to join the regular
line shortly, but after Bolen it is
chiefly take a chance
Manager Killefer was in no mood
for conversation after the game yes
/ terday. He brought in Red Wright
from the FIT Wayne club and the
! former Indiana university star may
see early action.