The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-17


were turned out near the midnight
hour the locals had lost second place
and also were placed in a position
where the Kansas City Blues loom
as threat to take over the No
post.
Miller Hurler Shines
In the first game the Redskins
had no chance against the great
pitching of Dennis Galehouse. He
kept seven hits scattered and struck
out eight. The highlander looked
every inch big Lacquer during the
tussle. Jim Turner and Phil CALI
van were batted hard by the enemy
and IA blows we're collected, includ-
ing five doubles.
In the second struggle, cut 10
seven innings by agreement, Stew
art Bolen tried his southpaw slants
against the invaders and helped
dig his own grave in the fifth by
committing two miscues. The Mill
ers won on four hits Walter
Tauscher hurled for the visitors and
the breaks we're in his favor. lie
gave up seven safeties, including
four doubles. but the Indians were
unable to bunch them.
Twin Bill Tomorrow
The st. Paul Saints will open a
five-game series here tonight with
a single tilt under the lights at 8:15.
A double header will be played to-
morrow afternoon and single games
Monday and Tuesday nights.
It's possible for the Indians to
bounce back, but just at the mo-
ment it looks like the assistance of
a miracle will be needed. The
Millers moved to Louisville, home
of the last-place Colonies.
The games last night marked the
final 1885 meeting of indianapolis
and Minneapolis. In % clashes the
Millers won IA and the Indians
eight, which is a whale of a diff
ference
The Millers got going in the
fourth stanza of the first tilt after
one down Gill singled through
Heath who appeared slow trying for
the grounder. Arlett popped out
and Hauser sent Gill to third with
a single. Stoneham slipped and fell
going after Norris blow and it went
for two bases, scoring Gill. Sherlock
then made good stop on Hollands
smash. but threw low to first and
Hauser and Norris scampered home.
Turner Knocked Out
After that it was breeze for the
league leaders. They knocked Tur-
ner out of the box in the fifth and
kept pounding away at Galllvan,
scoring twice in the fifth, twice IN
the sixth and once in the ninth. The
Tribes lone tally was chalked up IN
the fourth on a single by Stephen
son, a double by Heath and Sher-
locks inf1eld out. Gill and Hauser
got three hits each to lead the
Minneapolis attack.
The Indians used two pinch hit
tiers in the ninth. Cotelle ana
Lawrie, and both struck out with
runners on first and third.
Now for Marty McManus Saint
less Saints. They have won nine
games from the Indians and lost
eight.
The second conflict was chiefly
agony to the home fans. And the
Indians felt the same way about 1t
after it was over. They were heart
sick.
Tribe Defense Cracks
The Indians held a lead of l to 0
when the trouble started in the tlftn.
Arlett and Hauser singled and
Norris doubled, the first named scor-
ing. Bedore fumbled Hogan's
erounder. filling the bases. Taus-
cher struck out and Bolen fumoled
Cohen's roller, Hauser scoring.
Harris forced Norris at third, but
Bolen's second error. high throw
to first on ellis roller. sent Hogan
across the plate. and Cohen was
trapped between third and home
after the bad throw and was retired
for the third out.
In the sixth Holland singled and
Stoneham made a diving catch on
Arlett. Hauser walked and an error
nv Bedore on Norris led to the Mil
lers' fourth run of the game, which
was plenty sufficient to win. Bluege
doubled after one down in the sew
enth and last frame, but was left on
base. Tauscher had four strikeouts
and Bolen three. Tauscher took
care of Mickey Heath, the Tribe S
distance hitter, by striking him out
three times.
what Might Have Been"
The Indians had runners on first
and third with none away in the
first, but failed to tally. Stoneham
famed, Bluege was caught in run
down play on Stephensons roller
and Heath struck out.
In the second the Indians had
another big chance, but blew 1t
and only got one run. Bedore
singled and was forced by Sherlock.
Sprinz doubled and Sherlock
stopped at third. Bolen reached
first on a poor throw by Norris and
Sherlock scored and Sprinz took
third. Bluege hunted for a squeeze
play and Sprinz failed to leave third
in time and was an easy out at
the plate. Holland tossed out
Cooney to retire the side.
Stephenson singled after one out
in the third, Heath famed and Be-