Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
City Title Series Card
AUG. Il.
First Round)

AUG. II.
First Round)
Indiana Bell Telephones VS.. Bemis
Bags, Riverside diamond No. /; winner
of tomorrow's Premier harmon Motor
league championship game VS.. Indian
apolis odd Fellows, BroOkside diamond
No. l.
AUG. 81.
(Semi-inals)
Holcomb & Hoke vs.. Sunday School
league champions Garfield diamond No.
3; winner Of Bemis Telephone game W.
winner Of Odd Fellow Motor game.
(Note-Morris Street and Broadway are
tied for the Sunday School league A
championship. and Olive Branch and ST.
Paul are tied for league B champion
ship. These ties will be broken with
games next Saturday, the winners In
leagues a and i viii meet one day next
week. and the winners Of this game win
be the Sunday School championsl
AUG. %.
(Finals)
Winners on Aug. q meet on Premier
diamond.
NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. HE.
Louisville VS.. Indianapolis. Washington
park.
All ewes in the indianapolis amateur
baseball world are now turned on the
city championship series and the Mar
mon Premier game 70 he played on Pre-
mier diamond tomorrow afternoon, to
determine the championship of the Motor
league.
The Marmon- Premier game is expect
ed by many 10 decide the cham ionship
not only Of the Motor league, but also OF
the J. A. i. A. These two clubs have
been playing a fast article of ball all
season, they are composed Of the cream
OF the local amateur talent, and It is not
believed that any OF the other lea cue
champions have the goods to stop either
OF them in the title race.
OTHER TEAMS
WITH CHANCE.
The Bemls Bags, champions Of the
Telephones, champions of the City loop,
seem to have the best chances Of stop
ping the Motor league champs.
The Telephones are carrying several OF
the men who won the city championship
last year and have been setting hot pace
In the City loop all season.
The Bemis Bag nine is composed OF
scrappy bunch of youngsters who will
make any club in the city hustle to get
ahead Of them.
ernoon on the Garfield No. l and Brook
side No. l diamonds, and will be con-
cluded Saturday. Aug. %. with the cham
pionship tilt on Premier diamond.
On Saturday and Sunday. Sept. II and
II, the amateur champions of Louisville
will be in indianapolis for a two-b best
out-of-three series with the indianapolis
title bearers in the national amateur
championship series. This series will be
played at Washington park
INTEREST PICKS
UP IN AMATEURS.
Due to the fact that Indianapolis gets
a peep at national series action this year,
more interest than ever Is being shown
at the sandlOt game and 1t is believed
that the Tribe park viii be crowded to
the guards when the local champs tangle
with the sOutherners.
r. Walter Jarvis, director of recreation
and president Of the I. A. 3. A. Is ar
ranging an elaborate program for the
first day of the national series. All anna
teur ball tossers in tne city will take
Indianapolis win be decorated with 1. A.
b. A. banners.
Two games will be played on Sept. II
and IL one club takes both sides of the
bill the third game will not be played.
However, II the honOrs are divided, the
third and deciding game will be played
the following day.
Johnny Noonan viii deliver 'em to the
Indianapolis Tigers from the hill In the
Rupp Tiger game, scheduled at Garfield
park Sunday afternoon. Tommy Sweeney
will be on the receiving end of the string
and 1t is a cinch that the Massing crew
can not leave their eagle eyes at home
and expect to win that game.
Huzzie Harris, Billy O'Nein. Wallie
PORTER Bob Ellis. Cripple O'Rourke,
Johnny Rice and a few other such star
lights will bs there with Manager Sulli-
vans crew and. with the Tiger lineup