Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
THREE GAMES
FOR TRIBE ON
WEEK-ENDCARD
Indians Out to Continue
Winning Streak at Ex-
pense of Senators.
RoGGE SHINES IN BOX

The galIoping Indians today planned
big things over the weekend and they
confidently expect to make sweep of the
three remaining games of the Columbus
series.
A single game this afternoon and a dou-
ble-header Sunday comprise the Tribes
weekend card, and if the Hendricksmen
capture the set they will feel like telling
the league they are out to upset things
the remainder of the A. A. season.
TOLEDO HENS
HERE MONDAY.
By taking yesterdays game, to 2, the
.Hoosiers ran their winning streak to
1seven straight, and already the fans see
visions of a tremendous comeback on the
part of their Washington park favorites.
Following the Senators will come the
Toledo Hens and, as the Hens have shown
signs Of weakening, the Indians believe
they win put the rollers under Brcsna-
hans outfit also in the series opening
Monday
Whitehouse was slated to pitch the
contest this afternoon, leaving Rogge
and Jones on deck for the SUNDAY twin
bill. Whitley" won on his last start and
was expected to turn i'll another victory
this afternoon. If the Indians continued
their timely swatting-
Attendance is picking up at Washing
ton park and all kinds Of compliments
are being handed the Indians for their
successful comeback in the face Of the
obstacles placed in their path by the in
roads of the outlaw leagues.
As a result Of the Tribes recent vic
tories the largest crowd of the season Is
expected at the home lot for the double
bill tomorrow.
The Tribe nosed out the Senator's yes
terday, 8 to ?, in another game Of thrills.
Bill Clymer was on hand 20 encourage
his Senators, but despite Derby Days
frantic coaching the Indians won.
Clint ROgge was the hero when he re-
neved Cavet on the mound in the eighth
and checked a threatened Columbus rally.
SCHREIBER DRIVES
IN TWO RUNS
The Indians had grabbed the lead. to
2, in the sixth, when Schneider blasted a
double to left, scoring Rehg and Gossett,
but in the eighth the Senators started out
to wreck the game if possible.
Hartley scratched a hit through short
as a starter in the eighth and Brainerd
was safe on Smiths tumble. Wolfer sac;
rtficed, putting Hartley on third ami
Brainerd on second with one out
AT this point Manager Hendricks sent
Rogge in and the big curve baller struck
out both PechOus and George, who batted
for Pitcher Lyons.
The visitors again threatened in the
ninth. but Royce was equal TO the occa-
sion and soon turned them back, thereby
giving the Indians seven straight vic
tories.
It looks as if the Hoosiers are on their
way.
The Indians were the first to score,
Kelley getting around in the opening
frame He doubled, moved up on Smith 5
sacrifice and scored on COvington's single.
In the sixth. after one out. Rehg sin
gled. ZwilIing flied out and GOssett sin
gled Schneider then came through with
his game-winning double TO left. scor-
ing Rehg and GOssett-
the Senator'S scored in the second on
an error by Schneider, a single by Vol
fer and a sacrifice fly by PechOus. Their
second ana last marker came in the
fourth on singles by Hartley, Brainerd
and WOlfer after one out.