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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1930

Page

4

Yankees Star Sees $80000 Salary, Sees A's Challenge

S Peters burg March 18 Signing my new contract I have received hundreds of letters from fans across the country. I admit eighty thousand dollars a year is a lot of money and I pinch myself to believe it. The Yankees are strong this year and with pitching we’ll be in the race from start to finish. The Athletics have the spirit of champions and will be tough to beat. The pennant fight in the American League will likely be between the Athletics and the Yankees again this year.

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Turners Hold Gym Tourney In Indianapolis

The Indiana Kentucky A A A gymnastic meet is awarded to the Indianapolis Turners and set for April 12 at the Athenaeum gymnasium 415 East Michigan Street. Men compete on horizontal bar side horse long horse Indian clubs parallel bars flying rings and tumbling with an all round event including an optional free exercise.

Indianapolis Turners Athenaeum East Michigan Street

Indians Beat Tigers 5-1 In Exhibition Sweep

Burwell Cvengros and Payne teamed to hold Detroit to two hits as Johnny Corriden’s Indians defeated the Tigers 5-1 in an exhibition in Sarasota Florida. The win marked the Indians first spring game against a league opponent with solid defense two double plays and no errors. Dale Alexander went hitless as Warstler chased one out at first.

Indians Take Opener With Nine Runs Off Two Pitchers

Hoosiers jump to a 9 run opener paced by Hoffman and Barnhart as their five hits off Nelson and four off Barnes fuel a 9 1 victory. Detroit scores in the fifth on wild Cvengros and a key double by Shea. Governor Leslie observes Corridon players and plans a Florida coast cruise.

Hoffman Tribe Nelson Barnes Barnhart Connelly Monahan Cvengros Warstler Detroit Mike Cvengros Tigers Rice McManus Akers Shea Fat Fothergill Covengros Johnson Harry G. Leslie Indiana Norman Perry Leslie Florida Abe Gehringer Alexander Wees Eeewes Rogell Rensa Wee Fothergill Indianapolis Belmar Teeee Hoffman Connolly Crouse C . Sprinz Burwell Payne Deeseers Beima Gehriner Tatewell Cveros

Shortridge gridmen report for spring drills

Shortridge gridmen began spring football training with 35 candidates replying to Coach Lon Goldsberry's call. Five lettermen from the 1929 city championship team Underwood Bullett Daniels Gordon and R Stewart joined the early group.

Shortridge Lon Goldsberry Underwood Bullett Daniels Gordon R. Stewart

Tribe Hero George Payne Shuts Down Tigers in Exhibition

George Payne, veteran pitcher from Wichita Falls, starred for the Tribe northeast of the Indians first league exhibition in Sarasota. He entered in the seventh and kept Detroit Tigers hitless the rest of the game as Burwell and Cvengros limited Tigers to one single in three innings. Payne has been honing his pitches at the Hoosier pastimers camp under Corriden this season.

Heroes Indians Sarasota Fla Bucky Harris Detroit Tigers George Payne Wichita Falls Payne Tribe Tiger Corriden Hoosier Pastimers A. A Burwell Cvengros Tigers Bradenton St. Louis Cardinals Gabby Street Frankie Frisch Fordham Bottomley Frisch Gelbert High

Demski Fined After Alleged Attempted Dispute in Suit

Benny Demski a former middleweight fighter received a $200 fine plus costs after Al Carr testified to a judge that Demski tried to have relations with Carrs wife following Carrs act of kindness in giving him lodging when he was down and out the claim was heard in Chicago on March 18 before Judge Herbert G Immenhausen

United Press Chicago Benny Demski al Carr Herbert G. Immenhausen Demski Carr

Indians Tie In Sarasota Exhibition With Tigers

In Sarasota on Monday the Indians played a high effort exhibition with the Detroit Tigers. Koenecke nearly homered on a mighty drive that just cleared the fence in right. Governor Leslie and party arrived to root the Indians. Manager Corriden introduced a sign system for catchers and stressed daily infield and team meetings to sharpen smart baseball.

Leslie Sarasota John Ruckelshaus Weir Cook Harry Parr Corriden Johnny

Birds and Bounders Spring Training Schedule Hotline

The schedule lists major league exhibition games across Florida and California. Teams include the Browns, Robins, Tigers, Cardinals, Yankees, Braves, Athletics, Reds, Giants, White Sox, Red Sox, Pirates, Indians, Cubs, and others in games at West Palm Beach Bradenton St. Petersburg Lakeland San Antonio Pensacola Mobile Catalina Island and more. Monday results show Yankees 4 Reds 1 and Athletics 8 Columbus 8.

St. Louis Browns Brooklyn Robins West Palm Beach Cincinnati Reds Indianapolis Detroit Philadelphia Athletics Columbus

Fights and Fighters Roundup From Multiple Cities

Professional boxing results from Boston to Chicago on March 18 include Neron defeating Knute Hansen by foul in the seventh round in Florida, Al Singer stopping Eddie Wagner in the third in New York, Nick Palmer beating Izzy Grove in Jamaica, and Tommy Loughran winning over Jack Renault in Philadelphia. Other cities report draws, decisions, and knockouts featuring diverse lightweights, welterweights, and heavyweights.

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Mas tro to clash with La Barba in Chicago bout

Chicago featherweight Earl Mastro will meet former flyweight champion Fidel La Barba at the Coliseum on the 24th in a postponed bout that had been set for Friday.

Chicago Earl Mastro Fidel la Barba

Cuban Seeks Title Chance in Weekly Fights

In New York on March 18 Cuban lightweight Kid Chocolate announces plans to fight weekly against heavyweight contenders to earn a title shot. He faces Al Ridgeway at Madison Square Garden on Friday then Johnny Erickson in Toronto a week later, followed by a Buffalo bout against an unlisted opponent.

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Roy Pierson to meet Johnny Dobbs in title fight

Local lightweight Roy Pierson will face Johnny Kid Dobbs in a scheduled boxing clash. The bout highlights Pierson seeking a major win to raise his standing in the division. Dobbs adds veteran experience to the match set for an upcoming date at a city arena.

Roy Pierson Johnny Kid) Dobbs

Capitol City A C Boxing Card Adds Star Welterweights

Tonight's Armory features ten rounds Willie Davies of Charleroi Pa against Happy Atherton of Indianapolis in flyweights. Also Ray Palmer St Louis vs Joe Lynn Indianapolis featherweight in eight rounds includes Fort Ryder Cincinnati vs Scotty Scotten Indianapolis feather in eight rounds. Buddy Bezenah Cincinnati vs Roy Pierson Indianapolis junior welterweights in four rounds. Steve Kaplan Cincinnati vs Billy Bowers Indianapolis middleweights in four rounds. Tommy Jenkins Terre Haute vs Tommy Brown Indianapolis bantams in emergency eight rounds. Billy Evans vs Red Smith in six round semi windup. card totals thirty rounds.

Willie Davies Charleroi Happy Atherton Indianapolis Ray Palmer St. Louis Joe Lynn Fort Ryder Cincinnati Scotty Scotten Buddy Bezenah Roy Pierson Junior Welters Steve Kaplan Billy Bowers Tommy Jenkins Terre Haute Tommy Brown Capitol City A. C Billy Evans Red Smith

Klein Signs With Phillies

Chuck Klein of Indianapolis, the National home run king, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies in Winter Haven after a month of holdout. He reported to manager Burt Shost on Monday and signed following a brief conference. No salary figures were released. Second baseman Fresco Thompson is the only Phillies player not yet in camp.

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Three-I League Teams Set Four Practice Games

Bloomington reports Decatur and Springfield will play four practice games before the season opener in the Three-I League.

Bloomington Ill Decatur Springfield

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