Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01
TRIBE READY
TO SCALP THE
ST. PAUL CREW
Double Win Over COlOnels Re.
stores Missing Pep to
HOOsier Outfit.
REHG CRASHES BALL

All was peaceful and serene at the
Indian battle ground today following
the massacre of the Louisville Oolonels
yesterday.
This was an off day for the Tribes
men, as well as every other club in the
association, and the local warriors were
busy gathering W a lot Of pep for their
first clash Of a fourgame series with
the leading st. Paul club tomorrow.
Yesterdays double victory instilled the
HOOsiers with lot of confidence ana
completely built UP their somewhat
ragged spirit. They won the series with
the Colonies and they have hopes OF
treating the Saints and all other cluOs
coming here during their present nome
STAY in the same manner
Clint Royce and Jess Petty pitched
great ball for the Tribe in their double
bill yesterday and their teammates paiu
their share Of the charges with air-usnt
ball in the field and timely SUCK WunA-
Walter Rehg broke up the classiest mt
tie party that has been staged at WASH
ingtOn park for some time when ne
soaked the apple on the nose ana sent Il
sailing out to left field. No one stopped
TO figure how many bases the nit Would
have been good for. because 1t breusnt
Tex COvingtOn in from second base, ana
that was all the Indians and fans needed
to make the day q perfect one Keh2 MT
ended the second fray. which went slA-
teen innings. Both games were won over
the 2-tO-1 route.
At the start of the first fray Tommy
Long was a tTi1e wild and the fans
figured there was an easy lnulah victory
coming but they were fooled. Ihe
Colonies and Tommy hlmseI usntenS5u
before the contest was very old and mAue
the locals hustle for every advantage
The first Indian tally was registered IN
the second round when Schneider tripled
to left center and GOssett singled to left
The Indians would have scored IN the
first frame had not a brilliant double
MAY, the first of five during the contest
cut them down.
DUKE MAKES
THE CIRCUIT.
Again in the fifth round did Hendricks
athletes count. In this frame Rogge leu
of with a single TO right ReI1y az
tempted, to sacrifice, but forced emit az
second. To make amends. Duke store
and went to third while NORMAN WIS
throwing SINNERS ont at the initial sack.
Duke then carried the run nome, ~uen
Workman threw wide TO hlrke on OON-
The visitors counted their lone first
game marker in the seventh Lamar
when Smith played for kirke at hrst
base on a grOunder instead OF trying
for the man going home
The second game had all the require
ments Of a real baseball battle
PETTY MAKES
GREAT COMEBACK.
Petty. after pitching eight innings sun
day. came back for another try at the
Colonies and handed them more stun
than they could handle. Decatur and
Wright also had the Indians in the tlght
nIaces most of the time. but not all the
time.
Louisville stepped in and knotted the
eouat in the eighth round, or rather
Kocher stepped in and knOtted the count
He hooked the pill square and sent II
sailing oversize low left field fence.
After that it was a pitchers battle until
the sixteenth round. Then Walter Rehg
who is looking hot at third in OMara
place, put the fray on ice for the home
club.