Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-17

renee, Paul Purdue Frank Hudson. Otis
Belden. Ed Nelson, Henry Mall Bill Bur
nett, Carl Engleking.
RHoDIUS LIVE WIRES.
Willie Johnson, Herschel Flake. Ken
meth Powers, Francis Jones. Riley B. Full
Jesse Burnett, Ray Nevins, George Nc
Kinney, Fred Patterson. Dick Vandiver,
Roy Crisser. Frank Lamb, George Lewis.
INDIANAPOLIS MIDWAYs.
Herbert Grant, Frank Skillman. Dewey
Reesner. John Gedig, Elmer S s,fI7i
Pierson, Ed Raftery, Ed Simon. Roy
Pursell. William futile, Lyster futile,
D. Bowen, Cecil Hines.
NORTH SIDE ALL-sTARS.
Bader. Goebler. rip" Turner, Schell,
Cunningham, Bacon" Gossard, Van
Arsdall, armstrong. Hudson, Bruins,
Hampton, Ross, futile, Long, Hollipgs-
worth.
MILITARIEs.
T. Mullin. J. Forestal. J. Feeney. c.
Schott, H. Harris V Webb. r. Murphy,
W. Jines, / Welch. C. O'Rourke, p. Fox,
D. Connolly, B. Fisher. ]. Hanly, Il.
Welch.
FERNDALE A. C.
Heights, Kinley, Neyltt.. Wolf. Oliver,
Cox, Ray, Smith, Joe Hopkins, John Hop
kins, Roberts, Slaughter.
MELLON CLUB.
A. Prestel. o. Jones. c. Brendelien, c.
Klaiber. j. Mathews, d. Miller NJ Smith,
D. Stehln, L. Stehlin, H. Hunte, K.
Scheyer, II. Schever. d. Wakeland.
PILOT ALL-sTARs.
Paul Greed, William Rivers. Russell
Dobenstein. Louise Dunn. George Dunn,
Alvin Noting. Striego. Eddie Nell
son, Pete Burman. Eddie Collins, Russell
DierdorG Wilbur Shore, TheO. Leuda-
man, Ed Heck.
WEBER COUNCIL, y. NJ. 1.
NJ Noe J. GOldeker, G. DAILY, l.. DAILY,
parbrow, e. ODonnel. J. Harmon, J.
Nichum, A. Scandlan, I. Daugherty, +.
Gallagher V Lynch
SOUTHERN GRAY JUNIORS.
John Hutton, Charles Becker. Andrew
Nave Clyde Akers. Hughey Rhader. Ed
ward Jacobs, william Johnson, Carl lin
zey, Bristo Kid. William Rivers, Paul
Becker, Ray De Mosse, Earl Fudick, Estel
Midcalf, Ivory JarbOe.
KING MIDAS.
est. A. y. +. c.
Colbert, Commius, Breen, Laffey, Tom
MuIlin. Dugan, Fay. Hanley, Butler. Tom
Fox. Jones. Murphy, Stalcup. E. Kirk
49, MARION RAMBLERs.
Myers. haywood Wright. Plummer,
Keeper, Kelley, Jackson. Cathcart, Rivers,
Sherriug. Give additional names to be
turned In by Thursday EVENING"
&NDfANA1OAaAo EIsNA OA~a
T. Y. Klai5er, c. c. Have. H. Isenthal.
J. Luesse, II. A. Fegler, f. Butsch, +.
Ehrlich. &. Schott, X. Dransfeld +.
Dransfeld. F. krtsch, W. Isenthal, c.
Monkey, II. Brandes. W. Zimmerman
The Atkins won a brace of games sat
urday and Sunday, defeating the Stone !
Crossing X. of =. team, il to Z, Satur-
day, and the Brookside Independents, Is
70 s Sunday. The pitching Of Flint and
The Linton Grays and Robinson, III,
nine clash at Linton sunday. Both clubs
have been going good, and real scrap
is expected.
The third game of the Marmon 81.
HelmsbuFg series Will be played az
Helmsburg Sunday. For games with the
Marmons address William Smith. 1907
Bridge street
Lawrence defeated the Great Easteras
on the Great Eastern diamond ; 70 ,.
in game featured by the brilliant
pitching of Lyle for the winners, who al
lowed but two ATS. Fast clubs desiring
to meet Lawrence should address X. Z.
Young Lawrence. Ind.
The North Side Au-Stars viii talk over
over their independent tournament plans
at meeting Friday night and the f9l-
lowing players should attend: Sehohl,
Turner, Nader, Hampton, Hudson, Boeb-
Ter. Cunningham, Bacon Burns, futile.
Armstrong, Long, Van Arsdale, Ross and
HOllingsw0rth.
Gus Bauman is requested to get IN
touch with Bab Mattern at Circle 1900
as soon as possible.
NOBLEsvILLE. Ind. Aug 1.-THE
Cicero team defeated the Anderson Con
tinentals yesterday afternoon by the
score Of to o II was the shortest bail
game ever played IN this county being
finished in one hour and twenty five
minutes. Batteries-Cicero. Moore and
Nance; Anders n, Johnson and Barker.