Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
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Dale Black, pitching for the MapIetons
yesterday afternoon, at the Fairview dia-
mond, registered no-hit-nO-run win
over the POstOffice ball tOssers. Black
was accorded air-tight support by his
teammates and went the nine innings
without even the suggestion of "a hit
being garnered of his delivery. The
MapletOns meanwhile accumulated twelve
bingles, which they turned into eighteen
runs. Policy, hurting for the letter car
riers, pitched good ball, but his support
wasn't present at critical times. Black,
who halls from Alexandria, has been
turning In some good games for the
north side club.
The Riverside Triangles defeated the
Speedway nine yesterday at the Speed
way, 10 to 3. Schmutt, hurting for the
Triangles famed fourteen batters.
Cooke and Bauer drove out doubles for
the yictors. For games with the RIVER
side Triangles cali Randolph 9249.
In a fast and we'll played game. the
indiana Travellers defeated Cicero Sun
day by a score of to o. Leslie and
Wallsmith. battery for the Travellers,
anC the clubs fielding featured the game.
Burks pitching led the indianapolis
Southern Grays to a 10 TO / victory over
the Big Four Local No. 4l7, Sunday.
The Indianapolis Giants took both ends
of a double header with the indianapolis
White Sox Sunday a Northwestern Park.
The Giants annexed the first game by
10 to count and walked or with the
second by a score of l. to o. The Giants
have open dates June 20 and July and
4 and would like to hear from clubs at
Anderson. Noblesville, Upton and KO
komo. For games address George Bigger
staff, Thirteenth and Yandes streets.
The indianapolis Red Sox lost their
first game OF the season Sunday to the
l. o. o. ). by score of TO 3. For
games with the Red SOx call Clarence
Butler. 171G Brookside avenue, telephone
Webster SIl5.
Brookside Lodge of the odd Fellows
League practically cinched the L. o. ..
f. flag sunday by defeating the In
dianapolis Lodge, No. $50. by a to q
score The BrOokside team has won eight
straight games. and has lost none.
Batteries for the Brookside nine were
Comstock and Harieu, and for the In
dianapolis Lodge, Nocffke and Robinson.
RUSHVILLE, Ind. June 90 The
Rushville Tail Lights punched seven hits
In the fourth inning here sunday that
netted six runs and defeated the Riley
All stars of Indianapolis, TO 3.
FRANKFORT, Ind. June 20-Frank-
fort easily beat the Peru Greys yesterday.
to ,. Lancaster pitching for Frank
fort, struck out nine. Score;
Peru ,................ 80 W. w .
Frankfort ..............0 90 go 00'-7 0
COLUMBUS. Ind. June 2O-The Column
bus Commercials defeated the lndianapo-
lis Tigers by a score of to here sun
day
NoBLESvn3-E, Ind. June 90.-The
LoganspOrt Ottos defeated the Noblesville
Independent team here yesterday by the
score Of TO >. Wampler, of indianapolis
playing with the Noblesville, hit the iirst
home run Of the season on the local
grounds.
DANVILLE. Ind. June 2o.-The Plain
field Grays pounded out twenty two MIS-
here sunday while Mccormick was hold
ing the Danville Browns - three hits
and the visitors won, - to 3. McCor-
mick whitfield twelve Of the losers.
SEYMOUR. Ind, June 20 voyles
pitching for the locals let Scottsburg
down without a hit or run here %ester
day and won. TO @. Noyles famed
eleven batsmen.
Beech Grove Reds had an easy time tn
dispostng of the Valley Mills nine sunday
at Beech Grove. taking the pasume Oy
only three hits The Reds play the
Monon Handlers next Sunday. Yester.
days game gives the Reds record or
seven games won and one lost THIS year
FoRTvILLE. Ind, June 90 The
Greenfield legion team defeated the Fort
vile Grays here Sunday.
Tho pitching Of Feeney was too much
for the Cambridge City Grays on their
grounds Sunday and the West Parks won,
Grays ........e....... 600 O1O OOO-1 3 3
West Parks ......... 90 600 $40 10
Batteries Feeney and Mullen; Battson
and Suckler.
The Christian A. Cs failed to appear
for their scheduled game with the state
Independents yesterday. The States de-
feated picked nine.
The Ferndales have reorganlzed and
will hold a special meeting next Friday
night All players are requested to at
tend. City and State clubs desiring
games address Ferndale A. C.s. King ave
nue. and w. Tenth street or call Belmont
OG90.
The Independent Ramblers waIloped
the Park Crest A. C.s 8 to at Riverside
Sunday meeting will be held at the
home Of the manager tonight. All Ram
blers take notice. The Ramhlers hold a
| diamond permit and desire a game for
next Sunday. Can Drexel 326S and ask
for Shorty.
The Orientals failed to appear for n
scheduled game with the MeldOn Club
and the Meldons then played the Mill
tary and came out on the long end of
to count. The features of the game
were the fielding of Kemp and the hitting
of Matthews for the winners. Weber
played best for the losers. An out Of
town game is desired for July and 4.
For games address w. e. Smith, 1902
Hoefgen street.
| Raymond Webb, Military first baseman,
received a broken knee cap Sunday when
he crashed into an auto parked near his
base at BrOokside Park. The Militaries
were playing the Meldon Club at the time
and Webb was trying to field a foul fly
| rhr MelIons won the game, to ..
Kearns BACKS Up on
Title Referee Rumpus
ATLANTIC CITY, June 2O.-The rum
pus over the selection of referee for