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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1930

Page

2

Charley Gelbert Steals Spotlight in World Series Play

In St Louis on October 5, sportswriter lauds Cardinal shortstop Charley Gelbert as the series’ real hero. Praises Gelbert’s hitting, fielding, throwing, and speed while noting strong pitching by Jess Haines and Bill Hallahan and crediting Cardins for superior play.

Talking It Over by Joe Williams on the World Series

In a sharp social column Joe Williams assesses the ongoing World Series between the Cardinals and Athletics. He notes Philadelphia’s pitching and manager Gabby Street’s bold, public game plans, contrasting confidence with doubt about the National League’s chances and Street’s candid leadership.

Grove Gabby Street Philadelphia

A's Equal World Series Record for Low Assists

The Philadelphia Athletics tied the world series record for fewest assists in a game with three in the second game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Bishop had one in the first inning and sixth, while Hafey and Boley each had assists on Bottomley in the sixth.

United Press ST. Louis Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Cardinals Bishop Hafey Boley Bottomley NEA Service, Inc Telephoto Athletics St. Louis Jess Haines Cardinals Max Bishop Jimmy Dykes Frisch Gelbert Rigler

Chicago Nine to Sail Home From Japan Tour

The University of Chicago baseball team will sail from Yokohama Tuesday for the United States after a fifteen game tour of Japan. The Maroons posted seven wins seven losses and one tie. A Japanese club team defeated Chicago 5 to 4 in Yokohama.

Sendai Japan University of Chicago Yokohama United States Maroons Tomon Club Chicagoans

New Albany High School Domina Colmbia Dogs 49 to 0

Albany Ind Oct 6 New Albany High School improved attack routs Columbus dogs 49 to 0. Star players Wilcox and Selso lead the effort. The locals will face the Cathedral team at Washington Park Indianapolis next Friday.

Albany Ind Cooch A. E. Thom New Albany Liie Columb “Alldogs Sta Wilcox Cotton Wilcox Ara Selso Washington Park Indianaplis

Rain Would Help A s In World Series

Weather forecasts in St Louis predict showers and overcast skies at Sportsmans Park. A rainout of game five would give Lefty Grove an extra rest day, potentially enabling him to pitch game six if needed as teams head back to Philadelphia.

Judge Crater Athletics Philadelphia Grove Earnshaw United Preas. Louis St. Louis Lefty Grove Sportsman's Park

Women's Golf Pairings for National Championship Set

Pairings for the national women's golf championship announced in Los Angeles list 101 rivals for Glenna Collett as she defends her title. The tournament starts October 13 at Los Angeles Country Club with Collett paired against Bernice Wall, while Leona Pressler faces Virginia Van Wie in the qualifying round.

Tomi Press GS Angeles Cal Glenna Collett Los Angeles Country Club Collett Bernice Wall Oshkosh Wis Leona Pressler Los Angeles Virginia van Wie Chicago

Fifty athletes answer Coach Peterman at Shortridge

Fifty athletes have responded to Coach Peterman's first basketball call at Shortridge. Many more, including three letter men Bullett Underwood and Berns, will report after the grid season.

Peterman Shortridge Bullett Underwood Berns

Lott Wins Pacific Coast Singles Title in Berkeley

George Lott defeated Keith Gledhill 6-3 6-2 6-1 to claim the Pacific coast singles crown in Berkeley. The Chicago Davis Cup star secured the title after the match held Saturday.

Lott

Three Teams Rank as Midwest Grid Leaders

Notre Dame Northwestern and Ohio State led the Midwest in early 1930 football rankings with decisive wins. Notre Dame beat Southern Methodist 20 to 14, Northwestern defeated Tulane 14 to 0, and Ohio State topped Indiana 23 to 0 to remain top contenders. Purdue impressed with a passing game after droughts in 1929. Illinois opened with a 7 to 0 win over Iowa State, while Michigan and Minnesota disappointed, and Iowa and Indiana showed potential in early results.

Northwestern Ohio State Notre Dame Michigan Minnesota Chicago Middle West Illinois Anon Wmenenante Wisconsin Madison Southern Methodist Methodists Rockne South Bend Tulane Indiana Buckeye Purdue Baylor Boilermakers Vanderbilt Michigan State Iowa State Tlins Iowa Oklahoma A Ohio States Buckeyes Rocknemen Harreson Welch Pat Page Bloomington Columbus Crimson

Western Fans Rally for Cardinals as World Series Reaches Fifth Game

Thousands fill Sportsman's Park as St Louis hosts the fourth straight win chase over Philadelphia in the World Series. The 39 946 attendance sets a St Louis record with eager spectators from across the region, toting cow bells and shouting the rebel yell.

Edward W. Lewis United Press ST. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Yankees Quaker City Haines Gelbert

Notre Dame Beats SMU 20 14 in Close Northwestern South Bend Clash

Notre Dame defeats Southern Methodist 20 to 14 as Hopper and Savoldi spark the rally, Carideo adds a kickoff return TD, and Purdue 23 0 over Ohio State highlights a rough day for the Hoosiers. Earlham and DePauw post wins while Illinois rivals notch key scores across Indiana teams.

Crimson South Bend Invaders Hopper Savoldi Jaswick Long Mustang Carideo

Composite box score from first four World Series games

Box score summary from St Louis and Philadelphia games lists players with RBI counts Dykes Foxx Hafey Adams Watkins Haines Gelbert Frisch Bottomley and others. It notes left on bases 25 for Philadelphia and 23 for St Louis and includes double plays and umpires with game times and attendance figures.

E Bishop Cochrane Simmons If . Miller Boleyaas Grove ST. Louis H Douthit Ria Adams Frisch Bottomley Hafey Blades Rf . Wilson Gelbert Haines Tals Philadelphia Sane Hatey St. Panies Philadelphia Groves Neta Haines By Grove Reardon Moriarty Fe Rigler Geisel United Press ST Miller Colmmees Boley Foxx Wilson Douthit Adams Watkins Drkes — Foxx Rigler and Reardon Philadelphia Athletics Bishop Mac Jones Earnshaw Walberg Shore Quinn Moore ST. Louis Cardinals Douthit Adams Peteee Ty Mancuso Grimes D Haines Rhem P Lindsey Jo Son Hahan Inelli Ase Oeneeeee Grimes Karnsha Lindsey Oto Johnson Hallahan Walbera Seewe Quinn Errreet Rey Eweee Philadelphia Sane Weeeeye Iwone Seewe Wee St. Louis Anne

Bruins Within One Victory of Capturing City Series

Chicago Sunday game gave the Cubs a 6 4 win to take a 3-2 lead in the city series over the White Sox. Pat Malone pitched for Chicago as Wilson hit a home run. Ted Lyons struggled for the Sox in a 4 running effort.

Bruins United Press Chicago Rogers Hornsby Chicago Cubs Today Fred Blake Donie Bush White Sox Tommy Thomas Cubs Hase Pat Malone Wilson Cleuted Sox Cub Ted Lyons

St Pats beat Brightwood Merchants 12 0 in opener

St Pats defeated Brightwood Merchants 12 to 0 at Pennsy park. Les Cruse scored both Irish touchdowns and Sol Willems added strong ground gainers. Brightwood’s Harold Harvey and Charles Horning stood out on defense while Mercian’s Carl Hull and Whitey Smith directed a second half passing attack. Oak Hill Flashes preparatory practice ahead of Oct 12 opener versus Turners with a schedule including Spades and Irvington Trojans.

St. Pats Brightwood Merchants Pennsy Park Les Cruse Sol Willems Bud Gorman Louie Bauer Mercian Carl Hull Whitey Smith Harold Harvey Charles Horning Brightwood Oak Hill Flashes Phranet Turners Flashes Spades Christamores Irvington Trojans Steele Decker A. Niepee Lake Osc Ralston Drive Indianapoli

Cardinals idle as trio to watch World Series game

Indianapolis Cardinals rested Sunday with three players headed to St Louis. Isadore Cohen Ed Kelso and Freemen Quinnette joined the trip. Cards aim to finish schedule next Sunday while fans call Frank at Drexel 3104 W. Morgantown Indiana.

Cardinal St. Louis Indianapoli Cardinals Quinnette Isadore Cohen Ed Kelso Drexel Frank

H S Results Saturday Cathedral Indianapolis list of high school games

Saturday results list numerous Indiana high school scores with teams including Elder Cincinnati Westfield Logansport Portage Garrett Kalamazoo Warsaw Newcastle Reitz Evansville Henderson Beaconville Owensville Fowler Jeffersonville Bosse Evansville Wiley Terre Haute Worthington Dugger Bloomfield Georgetown Jasonville New Albany Columbus and others.

F ‘Okomo Fern Jeffersongett Bosse Evansville Wiley Terre Haute Worthington Dugger Bloomfie Georgtown J. Jasonville New Albany Columbus

Cage Season Opens With City Title Contender

G and J basket team opens local cage season Tuesday at Pennsylym facing University Heights Merchants, the 1930 city champions. The lineup features McCracken Englehart and Clark, ex Washington Industrial High stars, plus other ex college players.

J. Basket Pennsylym University Heights Merchants McCracken Englehart and Clark Washington Ind. High

Legion Boxers Swing Into Indianapolis For City Show

Jackie Fields former welterweight champion and manager Jack Kearns arrive in Indianapolis tonight for Fields to fight Tommy Jordan of New York at the Amory Tuesday night. Jordan and his Pittsburgh manager Jack Lakin were due today. Indications point to a sell out as advance sales reach about $1,000 with Spalding's as the downtown ticket agency.

Jackie Fields Welter Jack Kearns Indianapolis Fields Tommy Jordan New York Jordan Jack Lakin Pittsburgh Spalding’s

Meadowbrook Shoot Crown Goes to Elliott in 100‑Target Event

Elliott won the 100‑target Meadowbrook weekly shoot with 93 hits. Umbanbhar led the 50‑target event with 45. Young won the handicap with 25 straight from 20 yards and topped doubles with 41 of 50. A special all‑day trophy shoot is scheduled for next Sunday.

Elliott Meadowbrook Umbanhwar Young Jack Dooley Indianapolis Gun Club Wendling R. J. Kemper Dooley

Pro Football Scores From National League Games

Brooklyn 20 Stapleton 0 Providence 14 Newark 0 Chicago Cardinals 0 Portsmouth 0 Chicago Bears 20 Minneapolis 0 Green Bay 14 New York Giants 7.

Brooklyn Stapleton Providence Newark Chicago Cardinals Portsmouth Chicago Bears Minneapolis Green Bay New York Giants

Six Bouts on in Tabernacle Ring Tonight

Buck Krause promotes a program at Cable Tabernacle with eight round main event pitting George Craig formerly of Ft Harrison against Mat Burman. The card includes six rounds for Herrisburg tl cat Jackie Kine, plus four round bouts: Nolan vs Lefty are four rounds, Red Yeager vs Jimmy Murphy, Bobby Reid vs Ted Roe, Charlie Hammer vs Charlie Cash. Women admitted free. Main show starts 8 30.

Cable Tabernacle Tonight Buck Krause George Craig Ft. Harrison Mat Burman Indianapolis Tommy Lee Herrisburg Jackie Kine

City Football Opens with Junior and Senior Divisions

Eight opening games in Em-Roe city football league were played on city park gridirons Sunday. In the 150 pound class Indianapolis Cubs edged Mohawks 7 to 2 while R B Cs beat O T Ls 2 to 0. Holy Trinity beat O Hara Sans 32 to 0 and Midways trounced St Clairs 52 to 0. In the 125 pound class Assumption beat Crimson Cubs 12 to 6. Trinity Bearcats stopped St Philips 19 to 0. Riley Cubs walloped Tigers 24 to 0 and Boys Club beat Wizards 12 to 0.

Em-Roe City Football League City Park Indianapolis Cubs Mohawks O. T. Ls Holy Trinity O'Hara Sans Midways St. Clairs Assumption Crimson Cubs Trinity Bearcats St. Philips Riley Cubs Tigers Boys Club Wizards

Dilman to Meet Pedigo in Main Event at Tomlinson Hall

Akron grappler Joe Dilman faces Louisville’s Pedigo in the main event at Tomlinson Hall tonight. Leslie Beers squares off against George Baltzer in the semi windup, with Young Montana and Claude Swindell opening the program at 8 30.

Joe Dilman Akron Blacksmith Pedigo Louisville Tomlinson Hall Leslie Beers George Baltzer Young Montana Claude Swindell

Watwood Hit by Fast One in City Series

Johnny Watwood of the Chicago White Sox, 23, suffered a fractured skull after being struck by a ball from Pat Malone during Sunday's city series with the Cubs. He was reported improved in hospital. Sox rallied at the time.

Burnited Press Chicago Johnny Watwood Chicago White Sox Cubs Watwood Pat Malone Sox

Connecticut General Life Insurance Co Ad Uses Agents Listing

An insurance notice names Connecticut General Life Insurance Co and the L. D. Bell Agency placed at 1119 31 Meyer Kiser Building LI 1588. The document lists representatives including Warren A. Rose W A Walkemeyer Robert G Williams Willard and others among a group of estate conservators and creators, indicating life accident and health coverage offerings.

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Star Babe Ruth Ruth Bill Hallahan Charley Gelbert Gilbert Bob Grove Sylvester Johnson Connie Warnshaw George Bill Hallaghan BY Joe Williams York John McCormack Mississippi Alleh Shores Shiskers Kantas Galee Walter Johnson E. S. Barnard the American Joe Street Ee Street Cornelius McGillicuddy McGinn Iy McGillicuddy Secmen Ike Secre Shouiin Walberg Hallahan Taylor Douthit Midwest Dixon Stewart United Press Staff Pop Gabby Jr Young Charlie Sportsman’s Park Dixie Dick Miller Schwartz Koontz Mason Moss Little Kissell Pope Purvis Koch Southerners de Pauw Tiger Indiana Central Wheaton Melbourne Beiler Ragsdale A. Smith Allen Valparaiso Mt. Morris Greeves Thomas Tom King Louisville University Hanover Meese Braxton Henry Faber W. Sox Kerr Blair Watwa Oenglishss Mileavy Cuyler Ralds R Cf Jolley Campbell Lyons Fahrgill Barnes Kamm English Hartnett Clancy Malone Reynolds Hiff Lyons Tate Bush Petty Osborn Harnett Morgantown Indianapolis Triangles Brown County Aces Dean Triangles Triangle Holman H. S Legion E. G. Barthel Ohio St Meridian St Tabernacle Ring Dilman Pedigo Nancy Barroll Charles Rogers Thelman Topp Circle Theatre Victor Connecticut General Life Insurance Co L. D. Bell Agency Conservators of Estates Iodianapol E, A. Ottman E. H. Young D M. Baker FE L. Donahue Warren A. Rose W. A. Walkemeyer Robert G. Wiliams Willard Gémmil Cable Tabernacle Sergt Pennsylvania WN. Meridian Riley
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