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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
TRIBESMEN GET
SPLIT IN K. C.
WEEKEND CARD
Lose Heartbreaker Sunday
After Looking Like Cham
piOns on Saturday.
OUTLAWS GRAB BLUES

KANSAS CITY, No, May Manager
Hendricks again was walking in circles
today as a result of the loss to the X. c.
Blues Sunday, but the Tribe pilot was
no sadder man than Manager Mccarthy
of the local outfit.
McCIrthy just started to look upon
he world in a better light yesterday
evening following his clubs ninth-innlng
victory over the Indians, 3 to ,, when he
got a shock that win stay for while.
Pitcher Evans. who triumphed over the
HO0siers, jumped TO the Oil City team or
the Pennsylvania outlaw league last
night and took ShOrtstOp Fabrique with
him.
Blues stan and his departure means that
the Blues probably viii founder In Last
place indefinitely.
Pitcher Roy johnson jumped preTi-
Ously. so IT looks as If Alex Mccarthy IS
getting more than his share Of trouble
during his first experience as q man
The Sunday game saw the old Indian
jinx reappear. The Indians had the
game, > to I. when the last half OF the
ninth arrived. hut when it closed the
Blues had grabbed the contest, to :.
R0gCe blew IN after twirling master
fUl ball. He even went So far as to get
two men out in the ninth before taking
his ascension.
Wilbur Good had walked and was on
second with two ont when ROgge weak
ened as Roche was batting ROShe blast
ed a single to center, scoring Good with
the tying run and then Brief singled.
sending Roche to third.
Brock entered the spotlight nj this
point by singing past Wolf. who had
relieved Schneider at short. and il was
an easy matter for Roche to rOmp home
with the winning run
It certainly was a tough loss for the
Indians, but &c was simply a case Of
cracked pitching. because none of the
Tribe errors figured in the X G scoring
The Tribe won. TO 3, Saturday and
the HOOsiers did it so easily that they
thought they had started winning
streak Cavet hurled the X. c. opener
and the game was featured by home
run drive by Gossett, with one Indian
on base.
Zwilling popped a homer Sunday in the
sixth the distance clOUt giving the
Hoosiers the edge until that fatal ninth.
Eddie played a grand all-around game
and threw out one Blue runner at the
plate in the fifth inning.
Outielder Russell was hit by a pitched
bail and was carried off the field in the
fourth frame. He was cut behind the
right ear and probably viii be out Of the
game for a few days.
Petty o. Flaherty was slated 10 burl
for the Indians today in the third game
Of the series.
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McGiLIiUrGy's Win
Brings Illinois A. c.
High Season HOROrs
Miss Woodbridge Surprises
Local Stars in WODen's
500 Yard Event.

Perry McGillivray's victory in the Ma
tionaL A. A. U. mems indoor 150-yard
back stroke swim at the Marion club
Saturday night clinched the 1920 ma
tional indoo k@aquatic honors for the IL
linois Athletic club, under whose colors
the champ competed in the local meet.
The event was the last of a. series of
races held throughout the country this
season and the reca pituatIon nOf points
leaves the final standing as follows :
Illinois A. c., 80; Olympic club, San
Francisco, 81 Chicago a. C.. 10; Detroit
A. c.. IS; Detroit 7. NJ. G. A.. G.: Los
Angeles A. C., .; New York A. c.. 81;
Yale, 3: Keel club, Long Beach, Cal,
3: Mount Noma club, Portland, ore, g;
Oakland A. c., 2.
AcGillvray eqraled his worlds record
of / minute, rs 40 seconds to take first
place in the back stroke event Saturday
night.
There being four entrants in the race
and only three lanes in the Marion club
against time.
Leo Hnady of the Detroit A. c. I'm
ished second and A. Slegel Of the Illi-
nois A. c. was third
The large crowd of local fans who
Witnessed the meet were not a little
bit surprised to see Margaret Wood
bridge Of the Detroit A. c. run away
from Thelm9 Darby, local star. in the
first beat OF the wOman's national 4.
4. L. J01-yard free style event and take
first place in minutes 46 20 seconds.
Regina Rels and Euphrasia DOnnellg
ran the second heat Miss Refs winning
Her time was 4 seconds better than that
of Miss Darby I'm the first heat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
A. b. C.'s Await Chance
to Even Up Series With
the Fast X. &. MOnarchs

weather prevented the A. p. C's step
ping out today in an effort 10 even up
the series with the Kansas CITY Mon
archs
II the sunshine returns and gets on
the lob tomorrow the two teams VIII
ba tile Il out again at Washington park.
Fans saw an extra inning contest sun
day, I'm which the Monarchs won. to e.
the game being marked with lots OF ac-
ton.
Followers OF the locals felt sure their
favOrites we're due to win after coming
from behind, but IN the tenth inning q
wild throw gave the Mennrchs an open
ing and they soon pushed over the de-
Gliding run.
Tayior's team outhit the visitors and
JefTries pitched great ball after relieving
Johnson Score:
Monarchs. 100000 ID : >
A. b. C.'s... 0120 0 0 0 o. 10 =
Batteries--Lightner Curue and Rod
riduez; Johnson, Jeffries and Russell.
Umpires--LeRoy and HUM.
Due to the length Of the first game the
scheduled second game was called after
three innings on account Of the O'Clock
Sunday baseball law. The A. r. G.. had
1 TO o lead at the time
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
ASKS SANCTION
OF SWIM Marks

Application to the national champion
ship committee of the A. A. Z. for recog
milton Of the records set In the swim
meet at the Marion club Saturday night
was made today by officers of the Indi-
ana association.
Action was asked on the following
marks:
Fifty yard. free style. for women; won
by Euphrasia Donnelly, in 81 10 seconds.
Fifty -ynrd, free-style, for men; won By
Henry Dfthmer. in y 4-5 seconds.
One-hundred- yard. free style, for men !;
won by Henry Dithmer. in l minute D
seconds.
Two hundred twenty yard. free style,
for men: won by Ralph York, IN min
utes 10 seconds.
Five hundred yard. free style for men
won by Henry Churchman. In minutes
81 1-5 seconds.
One hundred yard. breast stroke, for
men; won by T. W. EnRle, In ] minute
"a 20 seconds.
Plunge for distance, won by Ward
Fowler, 90 feet inches.
These are the first marks that have
been set IN the Indiana A. A L.
Miss Woodbridge. winner Of the wom-
ems 500 yard event. failed TO lower the
record now held by rheima Darby.
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Sport Fans Are Urged
to Get Tickets Early
for Carpenters Visit

Tickets went on sale hero today for
the Georges Carpenter athlete carnival
10 he staged at the coliseum. state fair
grounds. Saturday night. May %
There will be boxing and wrestling
on the program, all of which will be
under the auspices Of the local Elks.
The tickets 20 be sold by the Elks are
TO be exchanged for reserved seats which
wiz be placed ON sale at a general box
Office. which VIII be located at Ill North
Illinois street This Office will be opened
at 9 O'Clock next Friday morning aud
viii be maintained up until the evening
Of the festival
Tickets Of a similar nature TO those
that are being sold by the Elks teams
may also be procured ct Ziegler's cigar
store, 2OJ Massachusetts, avenue: the
Central bowling alleys, West Ohio ana
BIRD streets; Harry Coolers billiard
p8rlOrs in the Occidental building and
ponahue's cigar store In the Hume-Man-
sur building.
Carpenter, the famous boxer-soldier.
is not only an idol of France, but he
has admirers the world over, and, due
to the fact that he is being grOomed
for q bout with Jack Dempsey for the
orld's heavyweight boxing champion
ship his visit here no doubt will create
wide interest.
There viii be 1900 reserved seats
available ct the coliseum and sport fans
planning to attend are urged to ger their
seats early, because it is not likely that
sny tickets will remain unsOld long.
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Colony of DriUers
for Mile Race
Increases Gt Track
Klein Joins FF0nteRGc List and
HeGrRe and Ray HOWGTd
ArriUe.

Art Klein has purchased a FroRtenac
from Louis Chevrolet and will go after
the $4,000 purse on Monday, May 81.
at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, in
the 500 mile race.
This will be KIein's third attempt at
the long distance dash on the local track
and with one of Louis Chevrolet's fast
wagons under him he should be dan
geEOus contender the entire route.
Eddie Hearne is another arrival from
the Pacific coast yesterday. WITH
Tommy Milton he is awaiting impa-
tiently the arrival of the Duesenbergs.
Ray Howard is also here and will get
his Peugeot out to the speedway course
just as soon as the weather clears.
NJ. Ballot, with Rene Thomas and
Jack Scales is due to land in New York
today from France. They are expected
to ship another Ballot car and a
Gregoire to Indianapolis at once.
Monroes and FFontenaca are expected
on the track for fast workouts tomor-
row or Wednesday.
Ralph De Palma reeled off a lap at
better than 100 miles pea hour Sunday
morning aud took few easy ones at o.
miles per hour In the afternoon. Goux
and Wilcox eased the Peuge0t around
at % miles an hour, but made no at
tempt TO open Hp.
ChassaCne in a Ballot is Increasing his
speed daily and~with DePal9na was rush
ing the turns at hair raising speed yes
terday for n few laps.
Drawings for the naming of the laps
in the citizens 10000 lap fund for the
big race, May 81, win be held at the
chamber Of commerce at noon tomorrow.
The drawings will be conducted by
George NJ Dickson, A. II. Adams and
Fred Wellman, representing the citizens
committee in charge of the lap prize
program. and by officials Of the Indian
apolis Chamber of Commerce, custodian
Of the lap prize fund.
Latest subscriptions to be announced
are as follows; American Foundry Com
paRy. Western Electric Company, Wilbur
johnson Company, III. T. Henrsey Com
pany, House OF Crane. Hook Drug Com
pany, SanbOrn Electric Company,
KanOuse Auto Company ana Taylor
Betting Company
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Slinkard Hits 81 With
Gun; Special Shoot Soon

Slinkard scored high gun at the weekly
shoot Of the Indianapolis Gun club sat
urday. He hit the targets for score Of
% out of 100.
Parry and II. S. Lewis tied for second.
with 90, while Harry Stuiz came next.
slinkard won a leg on the Arvin cup.
which went up for competition Saturday.
Among the professionals Aryin was high,
breaking 0S targets. Ford and Holiday
we're next, each breaking 81.
The indianapolis Gun club will hold a
registered tournament Wednesday and
Thursday. On the program will be ten
fifteen target events.
Shooters will be classed on known abil-
ity In Glasses A. b and c, and a high
gun trophy will be awarded in each class
each day.
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Cornell Crews Lead

PRINCETON " J.. May 17.-Cornelrs
two crews triumphed In the triangular
regatta here Saturday.
The varsity loarsmen swept across the
finish limo third of length ahead
of Princeton and one and three-fourths
length ahead " Yale, and the freshmen
won by Eve lengths from Princeton and
eight lengths from Yale.
Princeton won the Junior varsity race
from Yale. Cornell did not compete
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
KOkOmO Golfers Defeat
South Grove Outfit in
First Series of Matches

KoKoMo, Ind. May indianapolis
golfers suffered the frst humiliation OF
the season here Sunday afternoon when
he South Grove contingent lost to
picked squad Of Kokomo Country club
players. The score by the Nassau sys-
tenn was a 10 81
The last match on the program.
f0ursome between Kelly and Whiser Of
South Grove and Hunt and Jay for Ko-
komo, decided the holly contested match
This match went 70 the locals when
We,ser's short putt rolled away from
the hole
The match opened a scheduled series
between tie Kokomo and South Grove
players, preparatory TO the state tour.
ney, carded here this summer
Due 70 the late spring. the Kokomo
course is not ia the best of shape, but
Will be within a short time
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
Wilbur Low Gross Man
in Invitati0nal Meet

Burt Wilbur OF Highland. city golf
champion. grabbed of the low gross
score with a 79. a 40 out and a 80 in.
Saturday, in the Highland invitational
tourney.
f. 5. McCammon of South Grove won
the first low net score with a GO, his
score out being 40, and so In with
handicap of %.
Johnny Simpson of the Country club
and William Reed OF Riverside, tied for
second low gross with 81 each, Simpson
getting ~ out and 80 in, while Reed
shot 81 Out-the best nine of the day
and II in.
With his handicap of :. Reed won the
second low net score, with a "A. First
prize winners get a gold medal and sec
Ond prize winners a silver medal.
More than 100 golfers from the six
clubs of the city competed.
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AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
-By CHARLIE LoGAN

sunday. The game was called at o
o'clock.
The Southern Lodge, l. o. O. r., team
defeated Lincoln lodge, 0 to o. Sunday
morning.
The st. Paul Und.D team defeated the
crack BHtesvilie club in o well played
game by a score of to /. Features
were the battery work of Aufderheide
and Teller and a circus catch by Moore
Of st. Paul. For games write Charles
Craig, ST. Paul, Ind.
The indianapolis Tro1ans proved too
much for the Zionsville team yesterday
aud won. 10 10 /. The game was very
much sided, townsville scoring the
one run through a bad throw. Lewis, a
new pitcher trying out with the Trojans,
pitched a good game and will be one OF
the regular hurlers. All the Trojans
played good ball. Dampier and Cobb
performed In grand uyle In right and
center field. Trojans want 10 book games
with the beet OF state teams. For infor-
nation write $. L. Melmin. 1877 East
Raymond street, or call Prospect $780,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

The Citizens Gas nine didn't defeat the
Parker Tires at Riverside; they ruined
EN-. Everybody quit counting after the
score stood II to 0.
Benny Flagler was the hero of the
weekend. lie got four hits for the
Martin Parry club against the Marmons
Saturday afternoon. His home run fol-
Spades throw up their dukes in the sixth
round Of their game with the Militarys
Sunday and he delivered as pinch hit
ter In the Rupp- Romulas game the same
afternoon. Coin big we calls 1t.
The score Of the Military Spades game
was II 10 when the Spades left the
field. Bailey famed seven men in the
first four innings.
IL runs in the family. The Mill
tary Mi6gets sailed forth and handed
the Eagles an II-tO-7 trouncing.
Introducing another wonder Of the
world the Romulas' victory over the
Rupp Juniors by 6-to-4 count.
George Ayers looks mighty warm eon
the mound this season. lie famed sew
enteen Romulas batters yesterday.
The South Side Turner's jumped to
the lead position on the Municipal
loop yesterday by defeating Christa-
mores, to =. Heavy hitting by Quill
and eight other Turner's did the
trick.
II tok fourteen Innings to decide the
Indianapolis Reserve Cincinnati Brigh
ton scrap at Cincinnati The locals I'm
fshed on the big end OF G-tO-4 count.
Columbus went down to a 3 to ? de-
feat before the Tigers yesterday. Looks
bad for the Merits.
There were lot of features to the sat
urday games in the I. b. a. A, but Bow
mans no-hit, nO-run pitching perform
anee for the Presto Lites against the
Board Of Trade takes the cake. The Pres
tas stacked up ten runs.
The Morris Streets and Broadways
offered the leading attraction In the
sunday school loop. The Broadways
won, 6 to 4.
IL took the Hibben, Hollwegs and
Udelis four hours TO play nine innings
and the game was called on account OF
darkness with the score L. TO l..
The Link-Belts ard Ell LiiIys also
played a l. 10 II tie.
Langsdale Gas couldn't offer a bit Of
opposition to the Holcomb- HOlke war
riors.
Solly Could is requested to call Dale
Miller at Main 1917
The Saxon Jrs. and St Phillips bat.
tied to to tie in eight innings
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sATURDAy coLIEGE BALI.

Cornell. 2. Amherst. 1 (i3 inningsl.
Navy. Z Swarthmore. o,
Dartmouth, 3; 81" Of Penn. ..
Holy Cross. 6 Yale. 4.
Army. .: Catholic ~" I.
Iehigh, s: Syracuse, 4.
Michigan. ; Purdue. 3.
Notrc Dame, ? Valparaiso. 0.
Illinois. II Wisconsin. 7.
st. Waters, IS; Rose Poly 2.
Princeton, 3 Harvard, l.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

Boxley), third. Distance, 40 feet 10
inches.
Pole Yauit-E Harmes0n (ManuaD,
first; Smith (Noblesyille) and Heiss NO
bIesvillel tied for second. Height, 10 feet
q inches
Broad Jump-Griggs (TechnicaD, first /;
(Manua) third. Distance, 10 feet ia
inches.
One Mile Technical, first Vel
sey, Hawkins Dyne, Cray; Manual, seq
0nd.
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SATURDAY COLLEGE MEETS.

Purdue, 50; Northwestern, 50.
Notre Dame, 95 Is; Michigan Aggies
Yale, S41a; Harvard, 3215.
0hio State, 80 Id; Indiana. % %.
Psnnsylvania, 20: Cornell. 20.
Wisconsin, 20; Illinois. 65.
Navy, 70; Pittsburg, As.
Michigan 81 Chiraro. 4e
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CANES OVER INDIANA.

Laporte, Il; Chicago Stars, G.
Marion, .; Chicago Ke.stones, U.
Sheridan. 16; Van Camps. 5.
indianapolis Tigers, 3 Columbus, =.
L0gansport. q Frankfort, 0.
indianapolis Reserves, q; Cincy
BFightons, I.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
TECH FAVORED
IN STATE MEET
East Side Thinlies Show Class
in Sectional.
Bx HTZE CLARK.

When the best high school athletes in
Indiana gather at the Purdue university
athletic field In Lafayette next Saturday
to fight for state track and field hon
ors, the thinly -clads from Technical High
school of this city will have o bright
chance 10 win the championship.
That Coach Blacks Technical team de-
! feated Manual by a 42-to30 score in the
sectional meet Saturday was a real sur
prise, for Coach Morrison's athletes have
been going good this year
The other schools In the Indianap0-
lis sectional finished as follows: Mobiles
yillel, %; Shortridge, 3; B0xley. L; Green
field, !.
The records made by the Technical and
Manual athletes compared with those set
in the nine other sectional meets, indi-
cate that the Indianapolis boys are the
class OF the state. They made the best
showing in all but two events
FRAZIER MAKES
GOOD TIME.
Frazier Of Wabash High school ran the
40" in SO seconds at Kendallville, while
Whiteside of Manual and Dynes Of Tech
nical ran dead heat in SO seconds.
In the state meet South Bend. Wabash,
Frankfort, Petersburg, Anderson, Mar
tlnsville, Rochester and BraziL0ll loom as
strong cOntenders.
There is one thing certain about the
state meet, and that is that the team
which defeats Teehnieals relay four
must cover the distance In record break
ing time.
While there were many exciting races
at the Stale Fair grounds Saturday none
compared with the relay race at the
close of the meet
II. Harmeson Of Manual, in the first
relay, was fifteen yards ahead of Velsey
of Tech.
Hawkins, with his long stride. gained
hack Eve Of the lost fifteen yards for
Tech running against WhitesSle.
Then came the real hero Of the race.
Dynes OF Tech took the third relay ten
Manual runner For 800 yards Beirs
dorfer held that lead and then from his
reserve force, Dynes closed up the dis
tance.
The three yards given Gray was
enough, for Gardner could not catch the
7 title east side sprinter Technical won
ia the remarkably fast time OF three
minutes and fifty seconds.
The summaries Of the local sectional
meet were as follows:
Whitrey Alanuan. second ScmmeVs
(ManuaD. third Time. :l0A.
13o-Yard High Hurdles-Griggs (Tech-
nicaD. first; Hay Technical second 4:
SOmmers MANUAL third. Time. IL -.
Mile Run.-MaxweiI (Technican. nrst
II. Iiarmeson CManuan, second; Wleden-
horn (Technican, third Time, 4 80 3-5.
40 Yard Dash-Dyues (TechniraD and
whteside MANUAL tied for irst; Mills
(Noblesville). third. Time, nj
220-Yard Dash--Gray CTechnicaD. first
Lotick tshortridgel. second; whiteside
(ManuaD. third Time, "a 3-5
900 Yard Low Hurdles-ClOver fNohies-
vllle), first; Whitney (ManuaD. second
Griggs Crcchnicsl1 third. Tine. .2S 50.
$50 Yard Rua--(iardner tHanuan, first
Hawkins {TechnicaD. second Fawcett
iNnblesyillel. third Time 2Os
81. 4 Al Il. .
Denote tManuab. second Woods
Greenfield. third Height feet inches.
shot Put-Griggs tTechnicaD. FIRST
Howell tNoblesyllie). second Pickett
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
BOXING
T. GIBBONS BEATS GREE.

PITTSBURG, May 17-Tommy Glib
bons of st. Paul was given the newspa-
per decision over Harry Greb of Pitts
burg in their en-round bout here satur-
day.
Howard Nlayberry OF Duluth. who ap-
peared in the semi-fnal bout, lost on
points to Young Pinchot OF Charleroi, Pa.
Johnny Fundy. featherweight champion
OF the A. z. T., won the newspaper de-
cisiOn over X. o. Circus of Pittsburc in
the opening bout
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Sunday at X. c.

Runs-Shinners, Zwilling, kirkham,
Good, Roche. Sacrifice hits-ROgee.
Kirkham, Good, Evans. Stolen base
Brief. Errors chrieber 3. Wolf, Kirk
ham. Two base hits-O' Nara, GOssett,
Kirkham. Roche. Home run-Zwilling
Double plays-SchriebeF to Smith: Fa-
brique 10 McCarth- TO Brief. Left on
bases-Indians + Blues, 10. Bases on
balls-Of Evans. 1; off Rogge. 3. Hit by
piteher-By Evans. l tRussel}. Struck
Out-By Evans. 3; by Roggc. >. I'm
pires-Murray and McGloon. Tims-2:O5.
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LYNCH VS.. MOORE

JERSEY CITY May 1T.-Joe Lynch.
the New York bantam, and Pal Moore
O. Memphis, will meet here tonight in
twelye-roun1 bout before the Armory
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Only three games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at PhtsbuFS.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia ct Cincinnati.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
..... 0 0 0 20 2 0 Is 10 L
New York.. o 20 o / o o 100 1-2 s 2
Batteries Bngby and O'Neill: Mays,
Mogridge and Hannah.
St Louis 0 1 0 90 o . o. u 1
] j o o o o % Z 1
Batteries-Wei and Billings:
johnson and Picinich.
Only two games scheduled.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 10000 Is s /
Milwaukee. o 8 o 0 o 0 0 0-3 1
Batteries-Koob, Decatur and Murphy /;
Miller and CASTOR.
ST. Paul. 1Osi2o Ill II 1
Toledo 49,. 0 o 0 0 O 0 0 o. 1 O 3
Batteries-Coumbe and Hargrave; Me-
Coll, Stryker and McNeill
Minneapolis. 49, 01 20 0 / 0 80 10 0
Columbus. 49,. 0 0 0 0 Q o o Is 4
Batteries Robertson and Mayer;
George and Wagner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Fifteen innings)
Philadelphia
90 Oooooo 5000 Is II i
Cinciu aati-
ooo2o 100000 % /
Batteries-Rixey and wHherow: Ring
and Rarden, Allen.
Chicago. 2o0SOoO IS . /
boston. 80. 10000 DOL 1
Batteries-Alexander and Killefer;
Hearn and O'Neill.
Brooklyn at St Louis; rain.
Only three games scheduled.
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. Z; Kansas City, 8.
st. Paul, ; Toledo, 1.
Milwaukee. 10; Louisville, 4.
Minneap polls, D; Columbus, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, Q; Boston, 1.
New York, o; Cleveland, 0.
Washington, s; st. Louis, g.
Philadelphia, Detroit, /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. o: Philadelphia, ..
Chicago. .; Boston, l.
Brooklyn, s; St Louis, ..
New York, .; Pittsburg, 0.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

The Citizens Gas nine didn't defeat the
Parker Tires at Riverside; they ruined
EN-. Everybody quit counting after the
score stood Il to 0.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
Blues OUTLAWS AFTER DEFEATING THE INDIANS
LEAGUE STANDINGS AND CALENDAR
HOW THEY STAND.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

Brooklyn at st. Louis; rain.
Only three games scheduled.