Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
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Paul Hinkle, baseball coach at Butler,
made his debut in Indiana's semi-pro
baseball to win a dozen games, but the
Elder defense, which was alright for
seven rounds, cracked behind him in the
third and sixth, and Marion put over a
6 to win.
Hinkle gave the Marion boys only three
hits, while the Elders clouted Young Of
the Boosters for seven clean ones
Catcher Cathcart gave the Boosters four
runs on wild losses to second. The wind
was stiff and he couldn't control the ball.
sending four losses to center field.
Billy O'Neill, Elder second sacker, was
the big man of the game He got three
bingles, one a double, and a walk out of
five times up, was on the starting end of
brilliant double play, O'NeilI to Ellis,
and otherwise played a perfect game in
the field.
Wallie Poirier and Benny FIagIer each
pulled couple of granstand catches at
their third base and left field positions.
Besides pitching a good game, Hinkle
got two blows and scored one run for
the Elders. O'Neil scored the other.
When frankie Nichols went in as a
pinch hitter for the Bertline Juniors yes
terday and knocked out ore of Babe
Ruth's favorites, the Indian Cubs walked
off the field. The Bertlines claim a for
felt.
The Greenlawn Feds played a bang-up
game against the Langsdale Juniors yes
terday and registered a 9 to Q victory.
This Is the fourth straight for the Feds.
A mean pitching dual at Riverside park
yesterday resulted in 3 to win for the
Atkins Silver Steels over the Marietta
Dine.
The Indian A. C.s are smiling at the
Liberty A. C.s, VINO claim their scrap
Sunday afternoon was a Is to 10 tie. The
Indians casnt see anything but 16 to Is
win. The Indians beat the NJ. S. A. C.s,
20 to 10 after the Liberty game.
picked nine Of Indianapolis Reserve
and Willard players fell before the
Marion Ramblers, 8 to 5, at willard park
yesterday afternoon.
Somebody comes in with the news that
the van Camp-st. Paul game yesterday
htopped before it ended. That's not very
poor.
Fortville took 8 to 2 lacing at the
hands Of the Dun Stars yesterday after
noon at Fortville.
Jimmie Osborne's Broad Ripple nine
hoped over to Seymour and taught the
Reds how to have big innings and win
ball games.
There were big scores. little scores and
all other sorts of scores on the books in
the Saturday afternoon games Of the
Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Associa-
ton.
Even with Pat Lucid behind the plate
the Selmier Towels couldn't get going.
and they took a 80 to Iacing from the
Midwest Engines in the City League.
The Bell Telephones and Printers put
up hot scrap in this loop, the Bells win
ming, to 5, when they checked up a run
In the ninth.
Riley had "stuff" to burn, and the
Fairbanks ClTo trimmed the c. NJ. BIS,
81 to 2.
The Citizens Gas. Udeu and Interstate
Car teams won in the Commercial loop.
The Bemis Bags, Hibben- HoIlweg and
Ultex crews were their respective victims.
The first protest bobbed up in the Hall
Place Victoria Memorial game Of the Fed
eral Sunday School League. The Hall
Place boys won.
Southport Baptists came up with a real
army of ball tossers and took the North
Park Methodists down the line, twenty
seven to a goose egg.
The Home Presbyterians and Morris
OF the afternoon. 1t went ten innings
and the Home club got two runs in the
tenth to beat the Morris Streeters, to 3,
after the south siders had brushed one
runner over In the extra frame.
The Heath Memorials got flying start
along the forfeit route failing to show
for their game with the Riversids.
The Olive Branch NJ. f. got three runs
In the ninth to beat the st. Paul NJ. E.
1t didn't take the First Baptists long
TO stick the Zion Evsngelists on the
short end Of sided count.
The Amalgamated CIothiers of the
Manufacturers League hit Strickler for
twenty-one blows and the Bi-Fo- Cal
Lens team climbed on Craft for twenty
two. The C1othiers won the game, u
to G.
The Ell Lilly baseballers rallied in
the late rounds to thump the lockwood
Manufacturers.
Link Belts won their game with the
Langsdale Gas, 6 to 4.
There was only one game reported in
the Bankers loop. The American Cen