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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Saturday Feature of The Times
HELPFUL HINTS
ON POULTRY
Article a
BY FREDERICK J. CRICK.


Former Extension Poultry Husbandmsn,
United states Department of Agriculture.
The month of April has arrived when
every one should have all incubators
running to the utmost capacity, those
not using incubators set all the hens
possible.
The demand for poultry Is greater and
will be greater than before, and high
prices will prevail for several years to
come. Prices have been greater than
even known and the supply has fallen
quite short of the demand.
The value Of this particular industry
is greater in value than the whole value
Of the wheat crop Of twenty eight states
in one year. Only once In the last thirty
years has the value Of gold been in ex-
cess Of the value of eggs in the United
States. Flocks of chickens in the
United States have laid over 1,750,00o 900
dozens OF eggs in the period Of one year.
The egg and meat output of the
American hen is greater than all the
tons Of canned and fresh and sailed
beef; all the tallow, all the hams and
bacon, all the sailed canned and fresh
pork
sausages and sausage meat do not
come within $4,000 tons of the weight
of the eggs laid during the period OF
one year.
These are only a few Of the reasons
why this industry is greater and should
be kept always in the lead.
Give the chickens the best Of feed ana
care, for the loss Of a few chicks doesn't
look great, but It lessons the number
of eggs and future stock which could
be produced from them.
Rid the chickens Of lice. This is one
Of the causes for a great many failures
not only in bodily harm but the vitality
Of the stock Is weakened and subjects
your chickens to many diseases
The average persons raising chickens
doesn't realize the damage done by
these pests, so l will discuss this more
thoroughly in next weeks issue OF Tho
Times.
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BIG LEAGUERS
lHAVE REGULAR
STARS PRESENT
Series Will Top Off Indians for
Grand A. A. Opening Next
Wednesday.
PROBABLE LINEUPs TODAY,

TIGERS-Bush, S.; Young or SigIin,
2b; Cobb, CT; Veach, If; Heilman, 1b;
Flagstead shorten, rf; Jones or Pill
ielli, 3b; Stanage, c; Dauss, Love,
Ayres, d.
INDIANS-WOh. 2b; OMara, 3b;
willing, CT; Covington, 1b; Schneider, IS;
SINNERS, IF; Rehg or Emerieh. III Cos
sett or Henline, q; Crum, Murray, p,
BY EDDIE ASH.
The Indians modified for the first time
on the home lot today in a regular game
when they stacked up against the Detroit
Tigers at Washington park in the open
ing battle of a three-day exhibition Sc
ries.
Saughie Jennings piloted his big
into town late this morning and
he had the majority OF his regulars
grOomed for action.
COB SLATED
TO PERFORM.
Ty Cobb, who does not need an intro
ductiOn anywhere in baseball, is expected
TO appear in at least part Of each game
here, while it is a certainty that DIVINE
Bush and Bobby Veach, former members
George DauSs, another local product, is
slated to hurl one of the Tigers games
against the HOOsiers.
Upon arrival the Detroit team was
Joined by Pitchers Leonard and Oldham,
The games with Detroit today. Sunday
and Monday viii be started at o'clock.
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K. of CTS Join
Baseball Forces

Frank 0'DOnneIl. grand knight of
the Indianapolis Council. Knights of
Columbus. today announced that the
local Il. Of c. members would par
ticipate In the opening day baseball
parade next Wednesday and attend
the game in body.
Many of the "Caseys" Will occupy
mischines, but those who don't care to
remain quiet enough to sit In car
will march on foot and help In the
wiId-eyed roofing for Jack Hendricks
Indians.
The X. OF G. members will meet
Monday night to discuss plans for the
turnout and the chief rooters VIII be
appointed at that time.
Manager Hendricks of the Indians
served overseas during tho war as a
X. of {. secretary.
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AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
BY CHARLIE LOGAN.

Weather permitting, the ChrlstamOres
will practice at Brookside tomorrow aft
ernoon and Manager South has sent out
a call for the following men: G. Rea,
Albert, Campbell, Hensley, Heller, Har-
ringtOn, FleenOr, RUBBISH, Frick, w. Cox
and the Durant brothers.
All other players wishing tryouts are
requested to call Woodruff 100.
The Tartars will meet the Bingo A. c.
at Riverside diamond No. 8 tomorrow
afternoon. All Tartars should report foT
practice. at Stills woods Sunday morn
State teams desiring games with the
Tartars should address Don Jones, 355
East Norris street. Quill, Wakeland and
Stehlin are requested to call 1890 and
ask for Elmer.
Plenty Of pep will be shown around
Garfield diamond No. / Sunday morn
ing when the Borden Independents hold
their first practice. The management
would like 20 hear from state teams in
regard to games. Address William Curd
2339 Prospect street.
All members of the indianapolis White
SOx are requested to report for practice
at Spades park tomorrow morning
1.-The Militarys have a bone or two to
pick with John Massing and his In
dianapolis Tigers" says Herb Campbell,
manager of the west end crew. Before
Massing starts out to put Indianapolis
ON the state ball map, he might take a
whirI at our club. The Militarys will
be on diamond No. at Riverside park
tomorrow afternoon. and If Massing will
trot out his Tigers, he will be given
all the opposition he wants."
Roberts, premier sIuggor of last
years Motor loop, has signed with
the NTilitarys, and Murphy of last
years Universals, will be behind the
platter Sunday afternoon.
The South Side Turner nine will run
through the first practice of the season
on Garfield diamond No. 2 tomorrow aft
ernoon and Manager Buehler requests all
candidatesrxor positions to turn out. The
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High School Officials
Talk Over Track Plans

The board Of control Of the Indiana
High School Athletic association met at
the CIaypool hotel today TO complete ar
engagements for the sectional and state
rack meets, to be held May Is and %
Permanent Secretary A. l.. Trester pre-
sided over the meeting
Athletic Director Kellogg Of Purdue
university, where the state meet IS sched-
uled, attended the meeting and talked on
the elaborate plans that are being made
at Purdue for the event.
Cecretary Trester announced today
that, although the resignation OF Z. G.
johnson has been accepted, he will con-
tinue to serve as president of the board
OF control until the close of the present
school year.
Shortly before that time a new mem
Der will be appointed on the board and a
meeting VIII be called to elect q new
leader
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and Mayor Jewett hopes to have tina
mayor Of Toledo with him. so that these
two highly esteemed officials and gentle
men may be present when Toledo falls
before our local battlers.'"
THREE WORE
WOUND STRIPES.
"Battlers they are indeed" Ralph
SINNERS, Karl Adams and Harold En-
merich wore wound stripes after the biq
conflict, while ten other members OF
the club served in various branches OF
the service.
SINNERS and Emmerich were wounded
during hand to hand encounters with the
Germans, but they didn't remain out of
action loHg and were In there at the
finish.
Johnny Overton, famous Yale univer-
sity runner, was killed along side OF
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ASK MR.. CRICK!
He VIII SOLUe Your Poultry
Problems.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Dear Sir-I have a bird which has lost
its appetite, acts sluggish, comb is ex-
tremely pale. sort OF q purple color, and
has q water discharge from the vent.
Would you please inform me as to the
nature Of this disease and If it's con
tagious. W. r. S.
Hope. Ind.
This disease is known as going light,
and is due to many causes. Sometimes
it's due to worms in the intestines, filth
in hen houses: from improper feeding.
but most often badly infected with lice
or mites Plenty of green food IS neces
sary, discontinuing the washes for a
short while, putting bird in dry place
where there is plenty Of sunlight.
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BOXING
FRIDAY NIGHT BOUTS.

At Detroit-Sam Langford, Boston tar
baby, knocked out Silas Green, cOlored
third round of a scheduled ten-round
bout.
Yankee Delaney outpointed Red Zim-
mer, Chicago, and joey Schwartz, New
ark, scored n technical knockout over Ed
die West, Detroit.
At Hamilton, 0ntario--Eber. Canada's
champion bantam, was given the news
paper decision In his round bout
with frankie Mason of FIT. Wayne. I'm
til the sixth round Mason had difficulty
in penetrating the Canadians defense.
He finally got through and had the bet
ter OF the last four rounds.
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COB SLATED
TO PERFORM.
Get Your Sh0UeS
Early Wednesday

c. s. Wallin, secretary to Mayor
Jewett. was at the Chamber OF Com
merce today and told how his barber
Is telling all his patrons to get dOlled
up for the Indians opening game
Wednesday early In the morning, as
there'd be no shEves or haircutting
between and s o'clock p. m. that
day.
PIunkett, operator Of the Midway bar
Der shop.
"sure, I'm going to close up the
barber shop from 2 to 6 Wednesday"
said Mr.. Plunkett. THAT will give
my men, as well as my customers, a
chance to go out to the Washington
park and show the Indians we nre
behind them from tire very start"
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sOuthpaws, who nave Deen working out
with the Indians pending the appearance
Of their own club.
The exhibition games with the Tigers
are expected TO put the Tr1besmen on
proper edge for the grand American as
ISOLATION opening here next wednesday
against the Toledo Hens.
CRUM To START
ON THE MOUND.
Cal Crum was slated to start on the
Ngound for the Indians today, with Muir
ny as q possible fnisher. In the Sunday
contest Pug Cayet and Adams probably
will try the finging.
Manager Hendricks planned TO start
First Baseman C0ungtOn and Outhelder
Rehg in their regular positions this aft
ernoOn, but due to the fact that both are
recovering from injuries it was not likely
that they would play the entire game
Umpires Mckee and Heuslein, local NIL
nor league arbiters, have been engaged to
handle the exhibition series.
ROGGE AND SMITH
REPORT SUNDAY.
Pitcher Royce and Infelder- Outfielder
Jimmy Smith both notified Vice Presi-
dent Smith today they would report TO
the squad Sunday
The Indians went through a strenuous
workout Friday afternoon and were out
again this morning for a light drill.
The field has been rolled and, though
somewhat soft, it is IN fair shape for
good baseball
Members Of the Tribe are growing more
enthusiastic each day over the prepare
lions by the Chamber OF Commerce, Ro-
CARNATIONS in their behalf and they are
ready TO give away their clothes II they
can only cop the a. a. opener with Toledo
Wednesday.
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DePauw Spring Gridders

GREENCAsELE, Ind, April l0-Thir-
ty-fve candidates for the 1920 football
eleven ran through light training drill
under the direction OF Coach Buss yester-
day afternoon.
1t was the first drill of the spring sea-
son and the squad was the largest that
has turned out FOR early practice In three
years.
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INVITE LOCAL SCHOOLS.

FRANKLIN, Ind, April 10.--Technical.
Manual and Shortridge High schools of
indianapolis are among the schools that
have accepted the invitations issued by
Franklin High school to several insti-
buttons throughout the state TO compete
in a May Day track and. field meet on
the Franklin college field
1t Is believed that more than twenty
schools viii compete in the event
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Indiana Trims Leaguers.

BL0oMINGTON, Ind, April 10.--Bril-
liant slab work by Walker and classy
performances in every department OF the
lineup, brought Indiana university a 8
TO o victory over the Terre Haute team
Of the Three-T loop yesterday.
The Brownies used three pitchers In
the game. Zoeller. who started the con-
test, was terked out after the third in
ming, when the colleglans sent four men
around the corners.
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Babe Shocked

Babe Ruth, home run king, went
into a rock shop at Palm Beach
while his club was In Florida and
asked the price of one of those
trinkets" When the clerk told him
it was only $4,000, but that they had
some much nicer ones the Babe beat
it. His $4,000 a year salary had lost
its "kick."
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Spoke Poison

In eight years the Washington
American league team has beaten the
Cleveland club 126 times. Cleveland
In that time has won seventy-five con-
tests from Washington. Looks as IL
the Nationals had the Indian sign on
the Speaker Spokes.
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st. Paul Man Is New
Handball Title Holder

DETROIT. April I0.-Dr. Karl
Haedge OF st. Paul became the new
national singles handbaI champion
with his defeat here yesterday of
William SacISman of New York in
the finals of the national invitational
handbalI tournament. After losing
the hrst game Haedge staged u
comeback, winning the next two.
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MIAMI SUITS CARRY.

MIAMI. Fla. April 1O-President Herr
mann found Miami so much to his liS-
ing as training camp for the Cincin-
ri Reds that he Is negotiating for the
<Srchase OF Tntum park as a permanent
training ground and also as a sound in
Testment In RAJ estate
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Meet for sY' Swimmers

Swimming Instructor Groman of the
Indianapolis Y. NJ. c. a. announced to-
day that the local "Y' paddlers will
meet the Indiana university team at
gOtiations now under way are success
fuI
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Shooters TO Canada

DETROIT, April O.-Michiganders are
planning to cop some OF the prize money
offered at the Grand International handi-
cap shoot at Sc. Thomas, Ont, from
June 1 to g. Trophies and 81 800 in
cash prizes are the kitty"
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New Davis Cup Draw

NEW YORK, April 1o.-A new draw.
which would include France and Canada,
may be made for the Davis cup matches
it became known today. France requested
that a new draw be held and the United
States Lawn Tennis association has con-
sented and has notified the Australian
tennis officials Of its favorable attitude
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EXHIBITION GAMES.

Cincinnati, G; Washington, 3.
Pittsburg, l; Little Rock, o.
Cleveland, .; Memphis. 2.
Detroit, 1 Boston Nationals, O.
New York Americans, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago Americans, 6: Louisville, 8.
Columbus, 2; Philadelphia Nationals I
IA innings).
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HAHN AT MICHIGAN.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, April 10.-Archie
Hahn, individual sprint star in the 1904
Olympic II st. Louis and former stu
dent al the University OF Michigan, has
been returned TO Ann Arbor, where he
viii be assistant track coach and mem
Der Of the faculty OF the proposed,
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WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS
BABE ADAMS READY.

LITTLE ROCK-Babe Adams of
the Plttsburg Pirates will be ready
to face the st. Louis Cardinals In the
opening battle Wednesday. He held
the locals to three hits yesterday in a
game which the Pirates won, 1 to 0.
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Stecher losses Pilakoff

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Joe Stecher,
heavyweight champion wrestler. has
added Fred Pilakoff to his list of vic
tins today. Stecher threw Pilakoff in
twenty two minutes four seconds, using
the body scissors and a double wrist
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BLUES ALSO IN
PITCHING HOLE
Like Indians, Kaws All Set
Except in the Box.
BY JACK HELLMAN.
Kansas Citv Post Sports Editor.

KANSAS CITY, April 10.-"Give me
two pitchers that are capable Of taking
their turns in the box with Evans and
Horstman and III show you team that
will be up there fighting all season"
Thus spoke Alex Mccarthy, second
baseman and manager, recently when
Boss George Muehlebach called him into
conference to learn the true strength
of the Kansas City Blues.
And just to illustrate the coordinate
spirit that prevails between the office
and the field, John Savage, secretary,
hoped the next RATHER for st. Louis
In quest Of the necessary material.
Two days later Savage returned with
the tidings that Branch Hickey would
turn over TO the Blues within a fort
night a pair Of seasoned hurlers.
ONLY TWO MAINSTAYs
NOW ON STAFF.
From McCarthy's conversation it is
evident that Evans and Horstman are
the only delivery clerks that can be re-
garded as certainties. Johnson mas
shown up well in the south, but he is
too inconsistent to be regarded seri-
ously.
"Jakey" Beedle, a portslder. is the
most promising OF the younger crop, tut
is sadly lacking in experience.
Guy Hoffman, leading thrower IN the
Western league last year, has not yet
reported, hence IL is predetermined wheth,
er he delivers to the satisfaction OF
midget Mac.
Pete Henning has shown little il any
thing at all and viii soon be the tecip-
lent of a pink slip. The others have
not done enough to warrant considera-
ton.
Mccarthy apparently is satisfied with
the rest OF the makeup as It shapes up
81 "a Sv-aenev and Johnny Brock will look
after the chores behind the sticks. Brief
ut first. Mccarthy at second, Fabrique at
short and Wright at third comprise the
inner guardsmen.
WRIGHT FILLING
COCHRAN'S SHOES.
Wright's hitting and fielding have been
all that could be desired and Mac doesn't
care Il rap whether George Cochran re-
ports or not Fabrique has been covering
the short field brilliantly, and II he
spanks the agate around the go mark
he will have made the fans forget all
about McAuley.
The outer works, while not the strong
est in the league, shapes up fayorably
with the other departments.
Al Platte, former Colonel, will chase
flies IN the sun6eld and should not fall
below the standard set by Beals Becker
for the last three years.
Becker is now playing. outlaw ball In
the west, a is McAuley, Grover Land and
Cy FalkenbeTg.
Wilbur Good in center field ranks sec
ond to meme IN the league, both afleld and
with the bludgeon.
Miller knows how TO play the difficult
right field and is one OF the hardest
hitters on the team. His only drawback
is a weak arm.
Few OF the players derived any bene-
fits from the three weeks conditioning
siege in the southwest owing to lnclement
weather encountered.
Mccarthy planned 10 put the athletes
through some strenuous PAGES on the
home lot. but frigid weather kept them
indoors.
Mitchells Cubs stopped Of here en-
route to the Windy City from the
Pacific coast, where they spent a month
IN training, for three games. The Millers
open the A. A. season here next
Wednesday.
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Poultry Company
Resumes Business

The Petaluma Poultry Supply Com
pany, LAT North Delaware street, has re-
sumed business after being closed for
several days because of damage done by
fire at its store.
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TILLMAN VS.. LATZO.

DAYTON, o., April 1o.-The Miami
Athletic club today completed arrange
ments for match between Johnny TIL
man, st. Paul, ana Steve LatEo Wilkes
barre, Pa, at the Industrial building
arena on Monday evening, April 49, These
shifty welters will fight twelve rounds
to decision.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

CUMBERLAND, Md-Although the
Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston
Braves, to o, in a closely fought contest
here yesterday, the Braves took the
series. The result was six games TO five
In favor of the Boston club.
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LEGION POSTS
FALL IN LINE
FOR OPENING
Former Service Men to Join
Baseball Boosting ThrOng
Wednesday.
Tribe Service Record

Manager Hendricks, overseas X. of C..
secretary.
Vice President Smith, navy.
Outfielder SINNERS, army (wOunded).
Pitcher Adams, army (wOundedl.
0utfielder Emerich, marines (wOunded).
ShOrtstop Schneider, army.
Second Baseman Wolf, army.
Catcher Henline, army.
First Baseman COvington, navy.
OutfieIder Rehg, navy.
Pitcher Murray, tank corps.
Pitcher ROgge, army.
Catcher Leary reports later, navy.
Company, fall in! Atten- shun!
The legionnaires of Indianapolis are
being mobiIized to storm the Washington
ball park next wednesday afternoon, the
day Of the opening game. in response to
a letter from John B. ReyOnlds, general
secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce
the late "Col. Reynolds" then in charge
of the district bureau Of the information
and service branch OF the war department
in this city.
ATTENTION CALLED
TO LEAGUE TROPHY.
Col. Reynolds is a member or the
Robert e. Remington post, and has ad-
dressed the thousands Of members Of the
American legion in Indianapolis, through
the forty local posts OF the organization,
in the following letter:
Dear Comrades: No doubt you al
ready know that the indianapolis Cham
Der Of Commerce is boosting the ball
team and backing 1t to the limit in
helping il win the trophy offered by
the American Association to the city hav-
ing the greatest number present at the
opening game.
THE season opens on Wednesday
April II, with a game between Indian
apolis and Toledo.
Gov. Goodrich has invited Gov. Cox
Of Ohio TO be his guest at the game
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

Good catchers desiring to try for DO
sition with the indianapolis Senators
should report at Garfield park tomorrow
morning.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

The fast baseball team from Station
''N' met and defeated the Station ''U'
team in the second game played by the
carriers Of The Daily Times substations.
The score was to 8.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

LITTLE RoCK-Manager Gibson of
the Pittsburg Pirates announced here
that he had sold Pitchers Meador and
Eberhard to the Wichita Falls club OF
the Texas league under optional agree
ment.
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GOPHERs NAME as

Oss, forward, of Lidgerwood, N. D., was
unanimously elected captain Of the 1921
basketball team of the University OF
Minnesota at the annual banquet ana
neeting of team members.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

All South Side Cubs are requested to
report at Stout's residence next Friday
evening. The Cubs want a game for Sun
day. April IS, with fast Junior team.
Call Prospect 1852 and ask FOR Ray.
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TIE A. A. RRAND.

KANSAS CITY, April 1O.-The Chi
cagO Cubs today knew the American
association brand of baseball. The
Blues won yesterdays game with the
big Ieaguers, to 5. A double with
the bases loaded spoiled the Cubs
chance for a win.
LOUISVILLE, April 10.-The Chicago
White Sex were en- route to Milwaukee
today for their two last games before
the opening of the season Wednesday,
Recruit George Payne hurled his team
mates to q 6-to-3 victory over the Louis
vile club of the American Association
Yesterday. He was assisted by the heavy
clOuts of the SoX batsmen.
NEW YORK-The Giants and Red SoX
and the Brooklyn Robins and the Yankees
were here today at the tail end of their
transforming trip. They will engage In
a pair of battles today and tomorrow.
The Yanks beat the Robins, to 2, yes
terday, and the Giants-SOx game was
called of.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

MEMPHIS-The Cleveland Indians de-
feated Memphis, to 2, here yesterday.
Johnson, Indian first baseman, got three
hits out Of four times at bat.