Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
AIN PREVENTS
THIRD BATTLE;
i. TRIBE BRACES
,IedO Windup on Tomorrow.
Senators Following-Vic-
tory in Ten Innings.
AVET STARTS
RIGHT
Rv EDDE ASH.


priI showers bring May, flowers and
Re TIE way for baseball dOuble-headers
Il in the season.
he showers TO-DAY caused the postpone
nt~of the third game OF the Indian
b series and the two teams viii wind
Fl the seasons opening round tomorrow
"a the count on the two contests
Eyed standing even.
s he pOstponement today was vel
he'd by the sore-arm brigade of botn
has, and 1t also will aid the Tribe S
"a ching staff. which is none too numer-
az present.
RRAY To GET
E BIG TEST.
- hpaw George Murray, the young
from Pitt sburg, is slated to face the
EDO gang in he windup Saturday. lie
q promising prospect and the fans
~ be pulling hard for him to put over
e initial victory.
lii Clymer's Senator's viii storm
shington park Sunday and park Of
lis are preparing TO handle an I'M
hse throng. because any tine Derby
7" comes to town there is something
ng.
Fhe Indians broke into the 1920 win
umn Thursday IN a thriller OF ten
Is, the Tribe coping, TO 3, in the
tn inning.
sSS FIND
VET PUZZLE.
ravet went through FIVE innings with
t allowing a hit, but in the sixth the
ms broke through when Nelson and
s 4cyland singled after one out.
Vickland was forced by KOres and
s lhoit walked filing the bases. Then
ssett tried to catch Without mapping
the ball went to right field, per-
@4ting Nelson and KOres 10 score. j.
Nv then flied 10 Rehg Tor the third
hose two markers put the Hens one
s he lead. the Indians having scored
the first on CMaras single after
81 ont. his steal and Schreiber's single
18th the count standing and L the
hans appeared doomed, but IN the
lth Cavet was hit. after one out Rehg
&.hed first on an error and mara
kled, filing the bases.
willing then hoisted a fly to Wlholt
Cavet beat il over the plate Darely
ad Of the ball. 1t was close-ln ny
it took great sprint on Cavet Par
score after the catch COvington sent
.bng fly TO J. Kelly for the thlrd out.
That tying run was welcome one, bul
t soon lost its prestige when the ne1s
chased over a third marker in their nan
0f the ninth The run came came AIter ~. W.
we're out on a pass to N. Kelly, scratch
hit by Thompson and 4 single by NC
Neill.
RUSSELL DRIVES
5CHREIBER OfER.
Uudismayed the Tribe took its turn
with the bludgeOn in the ninth and, tied
he game on a single By Schneider md {
two-base crash by Reb Russell = -.
In the tenth the Hens strOve nightly
to grab OF another run but were stopped
on the brink
Nelson singled and was forced by
Ajckland on q neat play by Schneider
5A~rEores' out. Cavet to COvington
Wickland pulled some Ty Cobb stun by
going all the way 10 third
Cavet started working carefully or
Without and in the midst Of this scent
WickIand tried to steal home.
Wilhoit struck at the ball, but Cos
sett was not ratified by that one bit and
be grabbed the sphere and stepped Out
and checked DIR. Wickland for the third
but.
In the Tribes half Of the tenth Rehg
first up, was cut down, but O'Mara
zane through with his third hit Of the
iay and started the fireworks.
Zwilling walked and then GOWNS ton
planted one Of Nelson's slants in right
enter, scoring O'Mara with the winning
-uu-
II was see-saw game Of thrills and
though the bad weather held down the
attendance. the 1000 or more fans pres
INT /certainly got entertainment a-plenty