The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-09
Redskins Win
Two, lose One
With Buckeyes
Weekend Fails to Dent the
Miller Lead, However;
Finale Tonight.
BY EDDIE ASH
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor
he Indians won I'VE and lost one

over the weekend, but the Mime
apolis Millers turned in a similar
record and the Bushmen held to
their lead of five games, which puts
the A. A. flag in the bag for the
Flour City short-fence home run
hitterS.
However, the pennant isn't sewed
up, yet" At any rate, Minneapolis
declines to celebrate until all
chances of being overtaken are
erased.
BoIen in Form Saturday
Stewart Bolen dazzled the Red
Birds under the lights at Perry Sta
dunn Saturday night and the Red
skins won the series opener, 3 to l.
In the first half of yesterdays twin
bill the Buckeyes snatched the
honors, 6 to 3, when the Tribesters
went to pieces in the sixth inning
and lost a 3-to-1 advantage.
Elliott, Phil Gallivan and Wright
JOllpu
Winford dished EN- up for Column
bus. 1t was a cake walk for Winford
during the last six StanzaS when he
had the HooSiers eating out OF his
hand.
In the second Sabbath tilt, held
to eight innings by the 6 o'clock
law, the Tribesters barely finished
in front, 6 to 5, the Birds having
runners on third and first when the
side was retired in the last frame.
Big Crowd on Hand
Page and Logan hurled for the
Tribesters and Klinger, Max and
ElSton for the visitors. Klinger was
knocked out in the second inning
and Page in the eighth.
More than $500 fans were on
hand, a surprise attendance for this
stage of what is left of the race.
The Birds and Indians will close
out the series tonight at 8:15, after
which the KilleferiteS will go tC
Toledo and Columbus to Louisville
The Indians will return home Fri
day to wind up the campaign with
Louisville. The schedule will enc
next Sunday.
Minneapolis will finish on the
road, at Milwaukee and Kansas
City.
Johnny COONEY collected seven
u hits over the weekend and
boosted his swatting average to .374
He is pacing the American ASscoia-
ton. Frank Sigafoos of the In
dams topped the league in 1888 and
Vernon George Washington of the
1884 Tribesters barely missed cop
ping the title, losing out to Earl
Webb of Milwaukee on the last day
Of the season.
It will be ladies night" at the
Stadium this evening when the
Hoosiers and Birds clash for the last
time this year.
r EFTY LOGAN turned in a neat
IL job of relief pitching when the
Birds threatened to pull yester-
days second conflict out of the fire
in the final inning. He went in
with runners on first and second
and none out. Big Cullop was sent
Up to hit for Hurst and Logan
erased him on strikes. A single by
Adams scored Winsett, Moore stop
ping at second. Gutteridge filed to
Cooney in deep center and Moore
reached third after the catch. Ryba
with three hits, was up, and Lefty
caused him to ground to Sherlock
who threw to Bluege for force on
Adams.
Bolen held the Birds to six blows
Saturday night and struck out eight
Mickey Heath blasted a homer in
the sixth that won the game.
A S a relief hurler, Phil Gallivan
N was 4 complete bust in yes
terday's first tilt. He relieved Ell
lott in the sixth, got pounded for
double and single, issued walk
and uncorked two wild pitches. He
was charged with the defeat be-
cause he put the winning run on
base.
The late-season games are produc-
ing fancy fielding and the fans are
ENJOYING some, rare entertainment
GAME OF SATURDAY
| Columbus ....... 900 900 DOL 8
indianapolis ........ 900 OH COX 10 l
Copeland, Hurley and Ryba: Bolen and
! Sprinz Losing pitcher, Copeland. Home
run, Heath