The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-12

y night, which Will be ladies night.
Jack Using was a mound hero
last night in the finale with Mil
waukee. He relieved Red Wright in
the third stanza and went on to
hold the visitors to one hit the re-
mainder of the distance, and that
one blow was an Alphonse- Castor
two-base hit. 1t was a pop fly that
fell safe when the Tribe inf1elders
became confused and everybody
backed away from the pellet.
Storti got the hit in the fourth and
scored.
Fans Wingard Three Times
lit was the Brewers last run and
Using had them on his hip the rest
of the distance. Jack struck out
nine and famed Ernie Wingard
three times in a row. The former
Indian first Sacker scratched a hit
off Wright in the second round. but
was unable to locate the speeding
sphere when Using took up the
flinging.
Cold weather and whistling wind
affected the baseball mechanics and
seven errors we're made, four by
the Indians. The home nine was
compelled to come from behind a
to o handicap.
The locals finally put over a
marker in the fourth, rallied for two
more in the fifth, tied the contest in
the sixth and then won it in the
eighth on Rosenberg's single and
Fred Bedore's slashing double to left
center Bedore and Riddle led the
KillefertieS at the plate, each wal
Looping out two hits.
Using Poles Double
Jack Using also figured in the
Tribe run-making when he followed
Riddles double in the fifth with a
two-baSe smack to right center.
Tony Polli was the Milwaukee hurl-
er. The Indians collected eight
Safeties to seven for the Brewers.
Ernie Wingard struck out five
times in two nights after he wrecked
the Indians in the series opener on
Wednesday. About 1900 fans turned
out for last nights action despite
the WINERY weather. Eight hun
dred were women. It was ladies
night"
Red Wright, Tribe starting hurIer
last night, has been serving as re-
lief man and it was his first start
ing assignment. He was unsteady
and lacked control. He walked three
and was touched for six hits in two
and one third innings.
The bases were loaded when lis
ing went to the rescue. He got Gull
lie on tall fly that scored a runner
and then famed Wingard.
Vernon Washington cut loose with
perfect throw from deep right in
the third and LaSkowski was caught
trying to go from first to third on
Sullivan's single. The Texan GER
tainly can peg the horsehide. He
went hitleSS at bat, however.
Dudley Lee made a fine stop in
the fourth on YOung's hard drive,
but threw. high to first. Sherlock
leaped high to take SuIIivan's liner
in the sixth.
Seven men faced Using in the
fourth and only one tailed. Storti
got two bases on lucky infield hit
that went straight up and came
straight down. Young was safe on
Lees bad toss and Polli walked.
filling the bases. Laskowski and
Sullivan breezed and Kloza drew a
pass, forcing in Storti with run.
Sherlock tossed out Webb to retire
the side, leaving three runners
stranded.
Young Wright committed a balk
IN the third and shortly after this
miScue he was relieved. The rookie
was trying too hard.
Fred BedOre shared Sullivan's
hard hit smash in the ninth and
tossed to Using for the out. 1t was
close and Jack was upset on the
play as Sullivan crossed the bag.
Harry Rosenberg, the clubs top
hitter, went until the eighth before
finding safe spot. He carried home
the victory marker.
Sigafoos and Washington are
having trouble getting started with
the ash bludgeon. Johnny Riddle
collected five hits in the Brewer
series of three games, and three of
the blows were doubles.
Two Indian double plays helped
check the Milwaukee attack.