The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-15
Baseball
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-Pro News and NoUeS.

Lefty Frantz tw:sled a one--hit game to
give the Bridgeport Blues 2-to-0 victory
double -headeF O' at Bridgeport yesterday ID
The first batter up in the first inning
singled off Frantz to mar no-hit no.
run game. Archie KmballS timely hit
with Two runners on tailed the winning
markers for the Blues. who collected eight
| blows off Saubra. Ell Amigos won the
Thompson was the winning pitcher. while
Don Glenn hurled for the losers. Boots
Hutsell was outstanding at first base for
the Blues.
A large crowd at Rhodius Park yester-
day saw Cooks Goloblumes register a s.
toll victory over the Beanblossoms. Ray
Staples Cooks new pitcher, allowed only
Two hits and cracked out home run
with Burroughs on base The victory
m ma e6or the eighth con$ecqtiye win for
Saturday afternoon the Goldblumes
dropped a hard fought decision to Fit.
| Harrison, TO 0.
Ben Davis Merchants won over the
! Taylor Transfers Yesterday. 8 to g. Burket
ana SmitS pitched for the winners and
| Long and Chandler were the catchers.
| Merchants will oppose the Leon Tailoring
club at Ben Davis next Sunday.
indianapolis Turner's lost to the Hope
Merchants yesterday, to 4. Quacken-
bush connected for two home runs for
the Turner's. Turner's have next Sunday
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N. Rural-st, indianapolis. for games.
Beech Grove Reds won a well-played
game from, the Junior Mechanics yester-
day. to 3. 1t was a Municipal League
tilt Johnny Simons' home run in the
last of the ninth. scoring a runner ahead
brought victory to the Reds. Richardson
Of the losers gave up only four hits, while
Miller, winning twirler, yielded seven.
Times Station "a downed Times Sta
n IN Of 10 rd
Park Lamond for the wirne.S had
perfect day at bat, getting two homers.
/ triple and single, Fitzgerald and
Emmons also contributed homers to the
victory. Times "a has diamond for
| next Sunday ANY team wanting a game
see William Fitzgerald at Fulton and
Vermont-sts.
Gross Funeral Home nine slugged out
an II to 7 victory over the Cambridge
the winning pitcher, struck out 10 bats
men Next Sunday. the Funeral Home
squad will play at Elwood.
Puritan Bed Spring sluggers. extended
their victory string to II straight against
no defeats by downing, the Indianapolis
to 10 and l6 to 0. In later tilt the
Puritans topped Capitol Oil of Candy
II to 9. This Thursday night the Puritsns
will meet the Bennett Coal nine in the
first might baseball game to take place
on local sandlot at Longacre Park.
SATURDAY. the PuritanS will oppose Tuxedo
Theaters in a double bill and Sunday they
will travel to Cloverdale. For games. con-
tact Steve Phatican at 1879 S. Easiest
Indianapolis. Bedford Stone Cutters and
Kokomo Boosters. notice.
With Lefty Hazel holding the opposition
to three scattered hits the lockwood
Manufacturing nine shut out Kingans
yesterday. to 0. The winners garnered
nine hits of the slants of Glover. with
T Steffy and A. Hazel collecting the big
ger share. Defense was faultless on both
sides E Hazel chalked up 10 strikeouts
The best blow of the fracas was a triple
by Sindlinger of the winners.
Minton Ice nine was defeated yesterday
nine wishes to schedule a city or road
game for next Sunday. Call Talbot 5000
and ask for Minton after 4.
Maccabees lost a 2-to-l decision to
Stilesville Yesterday. Maccabees desire a
game for next Sunday with a fast state
or city team. Write 10 o. L. Macy. IT'S
n. Tibbs-av, indianapolis.
The Falls City Beers defeated Norton
Beers IA to I. at Riverside in a Municipal
League tilt. The winners collected q
hits including home runs with the bases
and Schonaker also starred at bat Bob
Adler Indiana University hurler. held the
NortonS TO five hits Heydon caught for
the Falls City. Hildebrand. Nutall and
Wolf pitched for the losers and Ammeter
caught. The Falls City SluggerS jumped
of to a lead OF ave runs in the opening
inning.