Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-28
Around the A. A.
EDDIE ASH

Schneider says he's out Of luck in this
city He was robbed OF hits twice yes
terday by One-handed catches.
Gossett's triple in the second was a
mighty walIOp 10 left-center. 1t came
with two down, however, and Korss
eouldn't bring him home
"a Walter Jarvis, director Of city
recreation, presented the Indians with a
huge bouquet previous TO the game on
behalf of the City Amateur Baseball as
ISOLATION.
Duke Kelley got the only stolen base
OF the game. Both catchers were pegsins
in fine style.
Mostn was hit by one Of Rogge's shoots
while at bat in the fourth ana was
knocked out for q few moments. He re-
mEined in the game 10 save it for the
Brewers.
Hap HUM drove II the Milwaukee
opening run.
Two Of the Brewer hits were bad
Founders over Schneider. The Indians
were not lucky enough to get that kind
Of bingles.
Catcher CASTOR of the Brewers has been
suspended for a run-in he had with an
umpire recently.
A perfect throw by Right Fielder
Gearin in the seventh was another factor
first at the time and when he dashed for
third on COvingtons hit Gearin's peg
nailed him.
The attendance the coming Sunday
promises to hang up a seasons record for
Washington park. Wise fans are order
ing box seats and other reserved seats
now in order to avoid the rush at the
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attraction. The series with the leaders
starts Saturday.
Owner W. c. Smith, Manager Jack
Hendricks and all other members of the
Indianapolis bail club were given rous-
ing welcome home" luncheon at the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday.
Col John 3. Reynolds general Score
tary> Of the Chamber OF Commerce, acted
as POSTMASTER and Frederick L. VanNuys
and Manager Hendricks were the princi-
pal speakers.
VanNuys voiced the feelings OF the
fans and Manager Jack voiced the feel
fngs of the ball players. The former
told Manager Jack and his fighting Gth-
ietes that he and the rest Of the fans
were always strong for them. even
IN their darkest hours, but are more so
now and they are not going TO rest
until the Indians have slipped up and
scalped the leading Saints.
Manager Jack tod EanNuys and the
rest OF the assistant mana gers mat
the ball players are Just as strong for
the fans as the fans are for the ball
players and they themselves are rot
going TO feel right until they have
Knocked the Saints dreams of an A A
championship !Dto 4 cooked hat.
Hendricks also complimented his play
ers highly on their wonderful fighting
spirit, their willingness to work and
their ball tossing abaility.
The Indian pitchers were given special
praise by the manager, because Of the
wonderful amount Of stuff they have
shown, although working almost twice as
often as pitchers usually do.
OF course, the Saints had to win yes
terday while the Indians were losing
They beat the Colonies.
The Millers trimmed the Senators and
the Blues walloped the Hens.
Pitcher Maurice (llolly) Craft Of the
Millers has been released 70 the Toronto
Internatonals and Elmer Bowman, utilisJ
man, has been sent to the Washington
club II Is said the Millers are tryinS
to swing a deal that would transfer
Sherry Magee Of the Columbus team to
Cantillon's outfit.