Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
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NJ Charleston, promoter OF the Indiana
championship wrestling tournament,
scheduled at ITOmlinson han thursday
members OF the Indianapolis and Toledo
baseball teamh to be his guests at the
show. 4 section of ringside seats will
be reserved for them. The eight wrestlers
entered in the tournament are training
hard for their bouts and Charleston
promises the fans u real run for their
money.
Jimmy Smith, former Cincy Red Util-
ftv star will appear at either second
base or in right field for the Indians to-
mOrroyg.
Tex Covingtbn's injured throwing arm
is working IA something like its old
form and he kwiI occupy the first sack
Openin gtodaA
Don't faiR to get in on the big
~arade- stait the season right
DR.. Day has been reappointed club
physician by Mana ger Hendricks. When
the athletes ore aIllng DOC Day gets
'em back in shape in 4 hurry. He is a
baseball fan al over and is popular with
the PLAYERS Vie takes a personal inter
est, as well ais professional interest,
In the team.
President hickey Of the American as
ISOLATION will attend the opener here, ae-
cOrding to EFFORTS.
Gov Cox OK Ohio will be unable TO at
tend and share the box with Gov. Good
rich. The Buckeye executive sent word
that he appr4 ciated the invitation to
ysT t have ETRad To- S92e m GH the Fp
here, but fOuIid It imposslos to leave the
confines of ohio.
The Kixva, bis club will have w. c.
smith Trihk owner, and Jack Hen
drirks MAJ tger, as guests of honor
af IuncheonI at the Hotel SEVERN
TVednesdax- noon. The luncheon will
he sfricfTv a l"basebaIi' function, and
at its close hhe club will attend the
opening gante in a body.
Some one irt COnnersville sent for a
picture of Pitcher Cal Crum. Looks as
IL the state fl ms expect Cal 70 put over
victory.
II YOU are \ tired business man just
try some of this opening day treatment
It's great tbnic for worn nerves and
tired eyes.
RoItars EtggIestOn has all plans
for the parshde mapped out. Capt.
FRANKLIN Of the police department.,
is the rnarsghaI and the captain
knows how ITO handle parades and
crowds.
Take her QUIT II the game.
Pitcher Clirtt Royce reported today
and said he b elieYed he would be ready
in about a wefk. He has been working
ont at his Michigan home.
New pitcherls will be added to the
star as soon Jas suitable talent can be
obtained. ManS ger Hendricks has been
offered several youngsters by major clubs
but their records did not suit He wants
hurlers capable Of staying with the a. A.
pace.
Remember, the parade in the early
afternoon TOMORROW and then the big
game at O'Clock BE THERE!
The young whomen who will act as base
ball sponsors flor the Indianapolis Cham
Der of COmme}ce, in connection with the
opening festivk ties at Washington park
tomorrow and fwhO VIII take part in the
parade are Mits Ruth Perry, Mrs. c. r.
Strickland Mis- Mabel Casaway, Mrs.
n A. Perry. Miss Gertrude Shideler. Miss
Elizabeth Carol ner. Miss Eliza beth NichOl-
son Miss Kat tIerine Tanner. Miss Flor
ence Beckett Miss Anna Marie Gall, Miss
Amelia Hende4Son, Miss Clara Wells,
Miss Carolyn fCOffin, Mrs. John Gould,
Mrs Wallace Nee and Miss Elizabeth
Fauvre This 4 committee was appointed
by Wallace LeIe and Miss Elsie L. Green.
assistant geniral secretary OF the Indi-
annapolis Chamber Of Commerce.
George WeITR5aum Of the Indianapolis
Telephone Company was telling how the
kasebau fan Naturally plans to see the
E>Opening game TOMORROW.
I was talking TO c. S Clark. editor
Of The Specta lOr, a North Indianapolis
publication. - told me that he was
reading at hof he last Wednesday when
his son ATent a student at Technical
high school. Eked one of those forward
questions thatI viii pop into the mind
of a high schoil student, when geometry
pops out"
Il wonder II has we'll be doing this
time next weef
The answer Framed itself without any
thought on thI part of the father.
We'll, IL i.E a nice day, I suppose
wei be at tn BAH game"