Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-05
AMATEURS
ALL-DAY CARD
FOR AMATEURS

A hve-mile cross-country run. starting
at Pleasant Run boulevard and airing
ron avenue at 9:15 this morning ana
finishing at Willard park, started tne
bali rolling in the big amateur athletic
day program Today. 60
Everyfhing IA the line of sport, from
roque matches 10 basketball we're on tue
mammoth program and hundreds or attn
ietes were to compete for honors In the
various events
track meet at willard park were the fea-
ture events on the morning caro-, Whne
in the afternoon the baseballers, golfers,
tennis players. swimmers, horseshoe
pitchers and rogue players were 10 ger
their ding. In the evening, at EiiehgeTo
ger park, the fnals Of the horseshoe
nftckfnr tourney and a fireworks display
were the big and final attractions
Representatives from the leading attn
letic clubs and several colleges thTOuSA-
out the state were TO compete IN the
various events the fans We're going 20
be kept busy getting In on the big fun.
The Daily Times team slaughtered the
West Newton nine in the first game Of
a double header yesterday TO the tune
of u to Q John Martin SIGNALLING MS
return to the box for the Times team
by holding the heretofore unbeaten west
Newtonites to few scattered hits, Whlie
his teammates hammered the ball at
The second contest, an extra inning
fracas, went to West Newton, 3 TO :,
and was a pretty pitchers battle be
tween Shugru Of The Times and McMil-
len for West Newton, an error behind the
HTimes hurler letting in the winning run.
N the two games the newspaper boys
tihed up: Secrist. Diedertch, HennesSey,
Eseol, Rice, Middlesworth, Garrett, Shu-
CRU, Jackson, Born, McHale, Caldwell,
Martin and Grady.
Rain knocked Saturdays I. A. r. A
schedule into a cooked nat. The CLUBS
viii 20 through with the regular schedule
NEXT Saturday and play double-headers
the next time around.
wernke allowed the Indianapolis Car
dinals only two blows yesterday at Gar
field park and the Tigers romped away
with q 7-to-0 win.
sehott planted one in the lake for a
trip around the circuit
Benny FIagler, in Tiger harness for
the nrst time, got In heavy with that
clubs following by playing a perfect
gaem in the feld and crashing out three
singles.
three Bingo A. c. pitchers including
Schmutte OF Tech could offer them yes
tsrday and tackled up 10 to 0 victory.
George Ayers looked mighty wsrm on
the mound for the Rupps. He allowed
only four. hits and Kept these well
Joe Mack cut the strings Of the Bingo
balloon when he doubled ia the sixth
v-ith three men on, cleaning the sacks.
Buck Weaver, famous as Military
short stopper, was there and remembered
the day young Ayers famed him both
times he came to bat.
Tie Rhodius Midgets cleared the bars
In their first Junior loop game, winning
by q big score from the Willard Tri-
angles.
Mullen and Murphy were the star
lights in the Military Midget win over
the BingO Midgets in the junior circuit.
TIE final count was is 10 3.
The Military Independents VIII plant
their feet on an amateur diamond again
next Sunday after being in the back
ground for q few weeks. Manager Camp
beu announces that a few new faces viii
be seen in the lineup and he thinks his
club will step along fast this time For
games call Circle 59O3 and ask for Herb.