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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
SPORT A|REk
MAGYAR BASEBALL LICA
MECNYITASA

MOST VaSarnap, majus no IL
en- lesz a Magyar Liga meg
nyito merk6zese Akronban. A
campbelli Kultur kor csapata
merkozik az akroni Scent Imre
csapattal. Ez merkozes erde-
kes lesz annal is inkabb, inert
ez a ket csaRat kozt volt ef-
dontve a multi evi Liga bajnok-
sag, amelyet az akroni csapat
nyert nehez kuzdes mellett.
Azert, inert Liga tagsaga
eddig csak negy csapatbol all:
Campbell, Akron, Cleveland
Verhovay es Youngstown Ver-
hovay.
Youngstown kornyeken csak
1o-en lesz Liga merkozes, ami
kor Cleveland jon Campbellbe.
Majus 26-an, amikor Akron Jon
Youngstownba. Sajnos, hogy a
magyar ifjusag ilyen nehezen
tud osszecsatlakozni. Hogyha
meg van magyar csapat North
East-on, Ohio-ban, amely be-
szeretne allni, meg beallhat ma
jus l5-ike el6tt, csak irjon erre
a cimre: Stephen M. Zboray,
53o Summit St Kent, Ohio. SEE
retnenk hogyha a warreni if
jusag is csatlakozna.
A Campbell Kultur Kor most
vasarnap II orakor indul Ak
ronba a Kor helyisegetol. Hogy-
ha vannak magyarok, akik SEE
retnenek csapattal menni. azok
jelen entkezzenek a Kor elnoksege-
mel. legkes6bb szolnbato1rr reggeL
Aki geppe1 megyen es legalabb
harom jatszot visz magaval,
annak Kor megfizeti gaso-
line es OLAF koltseget..
A Kor rendes gyuleset most
pentek este 7:3O-kor tartja a
Kor helyisegeben.
A Youngstown Magyar. Sport
Club majus l9-en, vasarnap es-
te tartja nagy majusi baljat a
Magyar Hazban, amelyre mar
most felhivja. a Club a magyar
sag szives figyelmet es szeretet-
tel varja az osszmagyarsagot, ab-
ban a remenyben, hogy partolni
es karolni fogjak tovabbra is ezt
a torekvo es magyar nevert
kuzdo magyar fiukbol allo csa-
patot. A bal jovedelme csapat
fenntartasara lesz forditva Tud-
valev6 dolog ugyanis, hogy
csapatot ruhaval es felszerelessel
kell ellatni, amelyet mindig po-
tolni is kell, inert ha mem, ugy
az lerongyolodik, az felszerlese
tonkre megy es akkor mar meg
STINT a csapat szereplese. Any
nyit ker tehat csupan az osszes
magyar fiuk neveben a vezeto-
seq, Ihogy segitsek oket azzal,
hogy az baljukon tomegesen je-
lenjenek meg es mutassak! meg,
hogy Youngstownban is van meg
sportkedvelo es a sportert aldozo
magyarsag.
Mem kerni es mem kollektalni
akarunk es mem 'akarjuk terhelni
semmivel a magyarsagot, csak
ait az egyet kerjiik ismetelten,
hogy mulatsagon teljes szam-
ban jelenjen meg az osszmagyar-
sag es akkor a youngstown mas
gyar csapat elni fog tovabbra is
es a magyar nevet igyekezni fog
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Bulldog Nine in
Outdoor Drills
Butler Has Bright Hopes for
Strong Team.

With a corps Of sophomoreS
threatening to supplant some of the
seven veterans in the varsity line
up, % candidates for the Butler
University baseball nine moved out
doors this week.
Prospects of the best team since
1929 appeared bright as the new
candidates engaged in light field
ing and hitting drills. Freddie
Cline, varsity first baseman in 1888,
has returned to seek his old berth.
Among the new recruits are Spero
Costas, a catcher, and Clarence
Laymon, Eldon Staller and Max
Brown, inf1elderS.
Karl Sutphin and George Zim-
norman, who handled the pitching
assignment last year, and George
Fisher, Lefty Graul and Robert
Foil have been warming up under
the direction of Coach Tony Hin
kle for mound duty.
Max Stuckey, Petey Graves and
Elmer Wyatt are fighting for a
place in the outer gardens. The
returning veterans Of the Bulldog
squad, which will open its intercol-
legiate card April II and Is with
two games against Purdue at La
tayette. are Bunnell. Bats, SUIT
phin, Zimmerman, Bill Reed, Foil
and Klein.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Runyan Holds
3-StrOke Lead
at Pinehurst
81 LinkSmen Begin Final
Rounds in North South
Open Tourney.
MARCH 90, 1885
BIZ Times Spccial

~ iWcS NpCciHi
PINEHURST. N. c.. March %
Sixty-one gon contestants today
embarked on the final SO holes of
the North-Sou Open champion
ship.
Paul Runyan, White Plains. N. Y,
was favored to win by narrow
margin. His par II in the second
round yesterday gave him a total of
1856.
Three strokes behind in second
place was Byron Nelson, Texarkana.
with 159. Mike TurneSa, ElmSford,
N. Y, was IN third place. along with
Felix Serafin. Scranton, Pa, and
Ray Mangrum, Los Angeles. Each
had 40 for the SO holes.
Other leaders when play opened
this morning were:
Bobby Cruikshank, Richmond.
Va; Denny Shute. Philadelphia:
Harry Cooper, Chicago, each with
142.
Ted Turner, Pine Valley, N. Y,
with 143.
Harold McSpaden, Kansas City:
Tom Kerrigan, Bronxville, N. Y;
Willie MacFarlane. Tuckahoe, N.
Y; Henry Picard, Hershey. Pa.
defending champion); Victor
Ghezzi, Deal, N j. and Joe Ear,
st. Louis. all With 144.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
TECHMEN REPORT FOR
SPRING GRID PRACTICE

Coach Robert L. Balls first call
for spring football brought approx
imately 500 Tech candidates to the
Tech gym for the initial meeting
yesterday afternoon. Coach Ball
announced that last years varsity,
reserve and freshman players will
not begin workouts until April Il.
New candidates will practice next
week on Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
A change in the Tech track Sched-
ule has been announced by Ath-
letics Director Fred German. Tech
will vie at Warren Central on
Wednesday, April 3, instead OF
April s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Vincennes Mat Star
Entered in 'Y' Meet

Robert Emmons, 135-pound CRAP
pier from VincenneS, will lead the
team from that city in the state
Y. M. G. A. wrestling tournament to
be held tomorrow in the local ''Y"
arena. Emmons has held the Big
Ten championship, intercollegiate
championship and the national A.
A. U. championship. He formerly
was captain of the Illinois Univer-
sity wrestling team.
FIT. Wayne has entered the meet,
boosting the competitive list to five
full teams. Swanson, Coar, White,
BreidenStein, Perkins, Tone and Bu-
raczynski make up the Fit. Wayne
squad.
First and second place individuals
will receive medals. Intercollegiate
rules will be followed. Officials are
Ray Riggan, William Neu, William
TreiChler and Joe STATE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Pair of 700 Totals Features Final
Session of City Print Crafts Loop

sos by Fred Beck was the lone honor
count. Of the Citizens Gas CO. session at
one short Of the honor mark al 5se Every
team series was decided by 2-to-l score.
button No. and Prospect No. s were the
winning aggresations, with Distribution
No. 4, Prospect No. I. Distribution No. l
and Main Office No on the losing ends.
The intermediate League also had but
one 500 shooter during its session at the
a 622 TO lead the scoring. Enos Coal Co.
was .the only three-time winner of the
evening. It's vhitewash victims being the
Edwards Engraving Co. Two-game wins
Tavern. Wiles & Wilson and E. Johnson
Goals over the Schultz FurnitUres. 40th-st
Merchants, Coca Colas and Sherer Elec
tries.
The Automotive League was another cir
cult that could produce but one 900 total.
alleys. the individual scoring was topped
by PAW with sos. Triple wins featured
the team action. outlaws. state Auto In
5urance and Inland Batteries registering
shutouts over the Ellis Trucking. Beard
Brake Service and Citizens Motor Car Co.
A $40 series from Munter and a 1919
featured the regular session Of the Elks'
League at the Hotel Antlers alleys. The
White aggregation won all three games
ance BANKED the Mobiigas. La Fendrich
Cigars took pair from the Ritchey Fur
nitures and the Heidenreich Florists
In the Polar Ice and Fuel League at
the Central alleys Ice and Cubes trozse
three-time wins. as the Freezers cooled
of the Refrlgerators with a pair OF VIC
tories. Stader featured the individual
efforts of the session with 56S series.
Buckner's 633 was the best total scored
in the c. D. Kenny League az the DeIa-
mark with a SOS Only one team series
was completed. the Domino SUGARS TAX
ing 2-to-1 victory over the Kenco COT
fees.
Bushings took three from the Rollers.
Offsets, won twice over the Pms and the
games in Diamond Chain League at the
Pritchet alleys last night. HauSsman was
high individual, a $50 putting him at the
top.
Bud Argus smacked out 500 to lead
the individual scoring Of the l. S. Ayres
in this loop was decided by 2-to-l scores,
Lavico Products. Estate Ranges stem
Bloch Knox Hats and A Wa M Sbsr G. s S9PtS
Brand. Belnord Shirts, Elgin Watches ana
GrunoWS.
The mixed doubles, SCHeuuleu az blS
Illinois alleys for next Sunday night, have
been postponed until the following week:
MANY feminine FASTENERS of the city will
be in Fl. Wayne Sunday attending the
Woman's State tourney now IN progress
there.
The Beard Brake Service team of this
city will clash with the Phillips Petroleum
aggregation from Kokomo at the Illinois
alleys a. 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in
a threegame match.
Another pair of local teams will see
action in match games next Sunday when
the Illinois alleys teams No l and jour
ney TO Richmond to hook up with pair
of teams representing the Richmond Pow
er and Light Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29

seven knOCk0utS were recorded III
II bouts last night Arthur Hurd.
South Bend. Negro middleweight,
was outstanding in his victory over
Delbert Hutton. Cambridge City. in
three rounds. Hutton fought on the
1885 Indianapolis golden gloves
team.
Last nights summary:
Flvweight-Jim Tavlor South Bend
decisi7ned Leo Bugo. Fl. Wavnel Joe
ChiZar South Bend Cecisioned Orville
WillouChbv tTerre Hautet
BantamweiEht-JO Nate South Bend
gained a technical K. o over Barton Ball
tkoSomO second round. Ike Gaunt 1T.
Wavue gained a technical X o. over Dl,
LvharEer tTerre Hautei third round.
Featherweig ht-Howard SNYDER South
Bend knocked out Max CroSsley 1T.
Wavnel third round
John Krukemeier CIndianapolis). Tommy
Pallatin South Bend gaineG technical
* o. over Fred krukemeier tIndienaD-
olisl third round
-HeaVyWeight-Jon KroneWitter
South Bend declsiOned Waiter Schram
fGarvl. Steven Keres South Bend de-
CiSiOned Frank InannuZzi Iriianapolisl
Eandi decisioned Mason Vint lKokomol
Delbert Hutton Cambridge Citvl Stanley
Surredge South Bend gained a technical
h. o. over Merle Roberts indianapolis
first round. Paul Verpiank tGarvl de-
CIsIouei Zeke Annls South Bend.
Weltarwelcht- Pella fGSrvl de-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29

the Schuster Goals and Wizard Machines.
The loop bowls at the Fountain Square
Alleys
George Weire- paced the indivdualists
Of the Industrial League at the indiana
Alleys last night. reaching 6l9 IN his
three games. Prest- O-Lite No. l. and In
dianapolis News Circulation BANKED the
Inland Containers and Indiana Provisions.
while the Indianapolis News, Indianapolis
Screw Products. Macca bees. Bixbys and
Peoples Motor Coach took two games each
from the Meier Packing Co, Prest-O-Lite
No 2. Circle, Engraving. Indianapolis
Railways and L. Strauss & Co.
The frost Of Wednesday failed to nip the
enthusiasm of the Posey League. which
blooms at the Fountain Square alleys each
Thursday night. Buckles outgrew the
other petals when he totaled $50 for the
Geraniums. Daisies we're the only posles
to benefit from the spring breezes. a
triple victory over the Lilies bringing
them out in full bloom. Roses grew fast
in two games. but the Sunhowers nipped
them in one contest Geraniums blossomed
out with a tWo-tlme win over Pansies.
and Tulips in preparation for the Easter
parade, outgreW the Lilacs in pair OF
conflicts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Negro Net Teams
Begin Title Play

By United Press
GARY, Ind, March 2S.-Fourteen
teams today started first-round play
in the sixth annual Negro inter-
scholastic basketball tournament
here.
Dorchester Academy of McIn-
tosh, Ga, and Dallas Training of
Fordyce, Ark, boast unbeaten rec
ords. Dorchester won 81 consec-
utive games during the regular sea-
son, while Dallas won II straight.
MadiSonville, KY; ClarkSburg, w.
Va; Knoxville, Tenn; Louisville,
KY; Carbonate, Ill; st. Louis, Mo;
Richmond, KY; Winchester, KY;
Memphis, Tenn; Roanoke, Va;
Gary, and East st. Louis, Ill, were
other cities represented.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Wabash Netmen
Receive Awards
Carl Mason Is Reelected
Honorary Captain.

b. Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. March
29-The Wabash College basketball
squad has elected Carl Mason. An
dersOn. honorary captain for the
second consecutive year
Mason. a senior. has been a mem
Der Of the Wabash team for three
years Robert Z Vaughan. athletes
director. has announced major
award winners as follows
H. + Berns. Indianapolis: c. E
ROvenstine. Atwood. w. S. Heath
Advance. c. r. Oren. Farmland,
Carl Mason. Anderson: L. ID. Joyce
Delphi. r. r. Crisler. Anderson: w.
NJ. Snyder. Chicago. D. ID. Davis.
Flora; b P. HOllett. indianapolis
and j. E. Mason. Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
PILZ UPSETS KEPNER
IN TRI-RAIL CONTEST

Sonny Pilz upset Cleve Kepner by
a 50-to-48 margin in an Indiana
three-cushion billiard tourney match
at Coolers parlor last night Pilz
posted high run Of five during the
close tilt, which was completed in
118 innings.
Lew Vogler meets Al Hurst in a
tourney encounter tonight at
Coolers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
New "SpOt Treatment
Checks That Ddndruff!
Get after that dandruH scale b. giving the gu"

serge suit all day long without
finding a shower of dandruff
on your collar at night.
You can't brush away your
dandruff, or conceal it with a
dressing" 1t just brings those
dandruff fakes to the surface.
So does "wetting down" your
hair - with anything.
But now, any man can check
dandruff scale - even a lazy
man, This new treatment isn't
any trouble, and does check
dandruff. If you don't believe
it, three or four days with a
Danderine Spray will remove
your doubts.
Get a Danderine Spray, and
your hair troubles are orer. Use
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
STENOGS, FLYERS IN
A. A. u. GIRLS FINAL

By United Press
WICHITA, March 29-Two Okla
homa teams will play tonight for
the women's national A. A. U. bas-
ketbaIl championship.
The Tulsa Stenogs, defending
champions, entered the finals in the
A. A. U. tourney last night by de-
feating Shreveport, At to 80, in a
rough, overtime game.
The Holdenville Flyers, the other
f1nalist, won from Eldorado, Ark, %
to 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
|. A. C. SWIMMERS AT
TOLEDO FOR EVENT

Barbara Tompkins and Marian
Niles, Indianapolis Athletic Club
swimmers, are entered in swimming
championships to be staged at the
Toledo Club, Toledo, O., tonight
Both will compete in the WON
ems national junior 1OO-yard free
style event. Hal Benham and George
Wildhack, I. A. c. divers, also will
make the trip and appear ain div
ing exhibitions. Benham is present
national junior low-board title
holder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
CLUB FETES ATHLETES
AT DINNER TONIGHT

Paul d Tony Hinkle. Butler
University athletics director. and H.
W. MiddleSWOrth. assistant Butler
football coach. VIII be principal
speakers at the annual indianapolis
Athletic Club athletics banquet to-
night. I. A. c. members and their
families viii attend.
Ned P. Teany. instructor, and r.
o Papenguth. club athletics direC-
tor. VIII present awards 10 boys and
girls outstanding in l. A. c. sports.
Four members Will take part in a
meet at Toledo tonight. They are
Barbara Tompkins. Marian Niles.
Hal Benham and George WildhaCk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
JARR FLATTENs COLLINS

81 inns EpfC7qf
Fl. WAYNE, Ind. March %
Frankie Jar. Indiana bantam
weight champion. made short work
of Jackie Collins OF Muncie to re-
tain his title III a headline boxing
bout here last night Jarr fat
tened Collins with a hard right 10
the head after less than two min
utes Of action III the first round
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
CENTRAL MEET CARDED

FRANKFORT, Ind, March 90
The central Indiana track and field
meet will be held at Lafayette,
April 20, with teams from Lafayette,
Frankfort, Upton and Delphi COM
neting. it WAS announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Baseball
y =
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi Pro News and Notes.

An important meeting of the In
dianapolis Umpires Association will
be held tonight at 7:30 at the B. e.
o. building. All members are urged
to attend. If unable. get in touch
with Edward Hartman at DreXel
O295.
Managers of teams in Saturday after
noon leagues desiring the services of
leW PLAYERS are asked to communicate
with Bill Rider. 1912 Belefontaine-st. In
OianapcUs.
All members Of the Oak Hill Flashes
squad and trvoutS are urged to report at
the managers home a moor SUNDAY. A
long workout is scheduled The Flashes
are ready to book games With state
teams Write to William McCorkhill.
1906 FernWay-st. Indianapolis
The Junior Au-Stars wish to book games
in the 15-l7-vear-old class. Write Denlel
Mason. l045 South Capital-av. lnc:anap-
Oils.
The Courthouse baseball club will hold
its first workout tomorrow afternoon at
/ at Riverside No 8 All PLAYERS and try
outs are urged TO attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
SWIM FOR COLLEGE TITLE

By Times Special
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 30
More than 125 swimmers from 81
colleges will compete in the 18th
annual National Collegiate A. A
swimming championships in the
Harvard pool today and Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29

cisioned Joe Benna CTerre Haute). Dave
Hume tSouth Bend gained technical
A. O.. over Joe McLochlin 'Kokomol
second round. Earl Wintrode South
Bend knocked out DOYLE Smith TT.
Waynei first round. Sig Bruggeman In
Bendl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Beagle Club Trials

Three indianapolis hounds placed
at the Hoosier Beagle Club trials at
Anderson, it has been announced
by club officials.
The three were G.. NJ. Lewis Rob
Roy " and Carl Burris' Honey
Creek Pattie, first and third. re-
spectively, in the "l3" derby class,
and Burris' Honey Creek Susie,
fourth in the rs" class.
The dogs are eligible to compete
in the Western Association cham
pionship stakes at Camp Short,
April CT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29

ITO cope with dandruff you
Il use an old formula and a
new invention. Ask your drug
gist to show you the new Dan
derine Spray that carries the
necessary medication to every
pore Of the scalp in ten seconds.
1t reaches every hairshaft -
goes right to the spot to be
treated. 1t diminiSheS all that
dandruff as surely and quickly
as a stream quenches fire, be-
cause that penetrating mist
goes ererylrhere.
All dandruff scale, all hard
ened secretionS, greasy accum-
ulations and dirt Of all kinds,
are reached by this.
You couldn't find any tonic"
that Is more celebrating to a
neglected scalp.
You couldn't keep your hair
as sleek and nice if you used a
dressing every single time you
brushed it.
And you can wear a blue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Hutton Is Defeated in
State 4. 4. Il. GLOUefeSt
Cambridge City Batter Loses at South Bend Meet Sic
Bruggeman Is Local Winner.


29-Tweve South Bend fighters
the state A A u boxing tournament today
final bouts approached
mddeweigh
be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
SOFTBALL NOTES

The North Side Cubs softbal team of
he state School for The Deaf IS fully or
Csnized and ready 70 meet all corners in
FRIDAY or Saturday evening games. The
Games get IN touch A. H Norris at the
late School for the Deaf or after s
m at 440l College-av. Apt. /. Indian
apO.is.
The Riverside Olympic softbsll team Is
scheduled 10 practice az Riverside softball
lowing note. Lsxer. Percifeld. Dick Mar
Tin. Stauber Carlstedt. Migliano Mont
ford. Culavan, Sparks. K. Cooke, L. Cooke,
Van SAINT and tryouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Plenty Of Reserves

and if they crack up bit" he
pointed out, L can shoot Belve
Bean, Ralph .Winegarner, Bill Per-
rim, Thornton Lee or Clint Brown
into the gap"
Joe Vosmik in left and Earl Aver
i'll in center field are fixtures. john
son is confident Bruce Campbell will
round out a first class outfield.
Dependable Frank Pytlak is re-
garded by Johnson as an ace catcher.
Glenn Myatt, aging but still agile,
is a great help to young pitchers.
johnson must decide between Char
ley Greek George, late of New
Orleans, and Bill Brenzel, formerly
with Kansas City, for the third
catching post.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
NeW Foes Added to
Butler Grid Slate

The addition of two new out-of-
state opponents has completed the
1885 Butler University football card
Louisville University will open the
Bulldog schedule in the Fairview
Bowl Sept. 81. Western State is the
other new foe.
The complete schedule announced
by Paul (Tony) Hinkle, athletics di-
rector. follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
Johnson Sees
Cleveland as
Flag Winner
Expects Club to Be Made
Target by Other Junior
League Teams.
BY GLENN ADCOX
United Press staff pendent

MOBILE, Ala, March 29.-Man-
ager Walter Johnson agrees with
the experts who pick his Cleveland
Americans to win the American
League pennant, but he feels the
club is on the spot.
Here with his team, which met
the New York Giants in another
game of an exhibition swing
through the South and northward,
johnson said his clubs position as
favorite will make it the target for
the entire league.
Also we've got a mighty fine
bunch of youngsters, probably the
best in history" he said, but too
much praise isn't good for any
young ball player"
TrOsky, Hale Are Back
Cleveland will start the season
without Bill KnickerbOcker, star
shortstop, who was stricken with
appendicitis, but Johnson believes
he has found the answer in Roy
Hughes, fashy youngster, who
played with New Orleans last year.
Teamed with Louis Berger, who
is our second baseman this season,
Hughes should keep up his great
playing" Johnson said.
On either side of the keystone
combination will be two young vet
Grams" Hal TrOSkV at first and Bad
News Hale at third. Willie Kamm
will be the utility inf1elder.
Five good reasons why Cleveland
will be in the thick Of the fight, in
Johnsons opinion, are his starting
hurlers. In Lloyd Brown, Oral Hill
oebrand, Mel Harder, Willis Hudlin,
and Monte Pearson, he thinks he
has a staff comparable with any in
baseball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29
PURDUE IS DEFEATED

BIZ Times Special
BATON ROUGE. La. March %
Though the Purdue University base
ball team outhit the Louisiana State
squad. II to 7, the Louisian nine
punched its blows to beat the visit
ors. to 3. here yesterday. Elrod
went the route on the mound for
Purdue. The rivals will meet again
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-29

Sept. 27-Louisville, here might.
oct. Evansville. here might.
Oct. ll-Hanover. here might.
Oct. 18-Indiana State, here night.
Oct. 25-Valparaiso. here might.
Nov. Wabash. here.
Nov. 9-Franklin. here.
Nov. 6-Western State at Kalamazoo.
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The only 600 series posted in the St;
Catherine League last night came from Ed
Cooney who totaled 613 in his three
games. Charley Schafer. after a big start,
failed to connect in his final game and
halted at sol. which was good for runner
up honors, and enough to give his Weber
over Cooneys Thoman Shoe Store outfit
Sauters Tavern scored a double win
over the Lauck Funeral Home, a single
pin victory gaining them their deciding
game Fountain Square FurrlCures and
Trefy's Inn we're more fortunate in tneir
conquests, winning shutout victories over