Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

Hens collected eleven hits. Dyer was the
chief slugger with two doubles and
single. He also drew two walks.
Nike Kelly got in the game when
WfckIand retired IN the third. Our
Nike" got two hits
The visitors scored one marker in the
first round, one IN the third and three in
the sixth. In their big inning they got
three singles and walk With the AID
of Tribe errors their three runs came
without much difficulty.
Fox. sub Toledo shortstop, made him
self prominent by getting two hits
schrsiber and Rehg each got two safe
ties out Of the few made on Middleton.
Roger Bresnahan rejoined his club last
night Roger had been detained on the
road but was expected TO display hls
customary explosive tactics at the park
this afternoon. That victory YESTERDAY
humOr.
Joe Kelley, New York Yankee
scout. is here with the Hens. Joe
usually is found in the Hen vicinity
whenever Roger is absent.
Our Nike" Kelly takes keen delight
IN beating bis home town team. Mixes
arm i sui pau put ne Mahaees 10
hold up his end of the game and he
usually hits hard against tho Indians.
The Hens have plenty Of players. and
1t is said there Is some doubt about
the team living up to the A. A. player
limit
Ben Dyer is n whale OF an A. A ball
player. especially when he is at Wash
ington park.
four games remaining In the present
series. dOubIe-header will be
staged tomorrow.
The rain Sunday evidently threw the
Tribe off its stride. Lack OF pep was
noticeable when the Indians took the
field yesterday. At7any rate the Indians
attracted wide attention by winning eight
straight.
Schneider is giving signs Of coming
out Of his batting slump, but Jimmy
Smith seems TO have fallen into one
According to a statement given out in
Chicago last night President Hickey OF
the American association agrees with
Ban Johnson IN the Ollie O'AIara case,
and a result the Indianapolis club
probably will have sight on its hands
In its effort TO get OAIara reinstated.
O'AIara has been barred for five years,
along with Evans Of Kansas City Wag-
ner OF Columbus and a few other jump
ers, according to Hickey's reported in
depreciation OF the recent jumping rule,
and instead of trying to favor the clubs
hit if locks as IL Hickey intends TO line
up with the other baseball rulers and
shout for the extreme baseball penalty.
Owner Smith Of the Indians was at
work today attempting to plan a fight
that would bring O'Mara back, and it is
possible that he will 90 to the courts
for aid 0Mara has written both the
national commission and the Indianapo-
Us club asking for reinstatement. Smith
did not suspend O'Mara. and for that
reason he believes that he has a right
to use Ollie. He has much money tied
M III the player and doesn't feel like
being robbed Of both player and finances.
The baseball rulers did not offer to re-
lmburse the indianapolis club, but sim
ply ruled O'Mara ineligible Owner Smith
is getting tired Of holding the sack.
OutfeIder Arnold statz. whom the
Tribe was to obtain in the O'Mara deal
with the Red SOx before the National
commission knocked the deal in the head
by outlawing O'Mara. has been re
leased TO the Los Angeles club, accord
ing TO a Boston announcement.
10 their standing yesterday by waIlop-
ing the trailing Blues.
The MilIers bIanked the Brewers and
the rain blanked both COlonels and Sen
atOrE.
Now the Saints are trying to slip
something over. According to a South
ern association report. Infelders Martin
and Smith, property Of the Saints. have
been traded to Atlanta for Infielder
BRAZIL 1t seems that the Saints over
looked the matter of asking waivers on
Martin and for that reason Manager
Hendricks of the Indians today sent
wire to President Hickey demanding an
investigation. The Tribe is in need of
an tnhelder and doesn't mean to stand
dumb while infielders are shipped out
Of the league without indianapolis being
given Its chance 10 act jap Martin Is
g capable ball player and Hendricks
means to go after him il the Saints have
heen found CHEATING