Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-21
AND THIS ALSO
LETS THE FANS
FEEL STUCK UP
Win and Tie With Majors Is
Some Little Thing to
Talk About.
COUPLE OF INJURIES
COUPLE OF INJURIES
BY EDDIE ASH.
Daily Times Sports Editor

LAKE CHARLES, La, March 2l--Jaek
Hendricks Indians were feeling cnestT
today, following their 12-to-s victory here
Sunday over Ehe mixed squad Of Phfla-!
deIphia Americans. The Sabbath day.
win over the big Ieaguers came after ths'
Hocsiers had battled the Connie Maeks
to a 3-to-3 twelve-inning tie at Crowley
Saturday, and today they felt they had
demonstrated their superiority conclusive
ly over the big fellows
Manager Mack personally directed the
play Of his hOpefuls Sunday and the In
dams took keen delight IN nnaultng them
right under the nose Of the famous base
ball leader.
The Sunday victory was not without
Ralph SINNERS and Bob Kinsena were
nursing bruises as a result OF the hit
fest. The former sprained an ankle willis
chasing a hy ball and the latter bruised
a thumb while batting, but 1t is not
thought either VIII be out Of action for
The chief point Of elatfon over the Vie
TRY here Sunday cropped out In the hit
ting Of Lutzke, Attreau, kinsella and
Schneider, Lutzke had a perfect batting
day, getting three singles, q double and
a base on balls. He demonstrated clearly
that he is a bearcat against southpaw
pitching and his record for the day is
further evidence that it is going TO be
a hard proposition to keep him out Of the
regular 1921 indianapolis lineup.
sTRYKEB THROWs
GOOD BALL.
Jones and Stryker divided she Trfbs
pitching Sunday and the latter hurlei
the better brand OF the Two. lie entered
the game in the sixth Inning and only
through a bad play on the part Of At
treau in the eighth were the Athletics
able to score of him. Six markers were
counted on Jones, First Baseman BRAZIL
doing the greatest amount Of damage,
with two home runs. He put one over
the right field fence in the opening in
his second circuit drive came in the sixth
when the bases were unoccupled-
He get a single also and was the big
hitter OF the afternoon for the Macka.
BRAZIL was the st. Paul clubs infeld
utility man last season, and, according
to Harry Davis, Connie Mack's lieutenant,
the former Saint probably viii be found
holding down a regular job with the
Athletics the coming season.
With the exception Of at first base, and
a little lonesome in the outheld, the de-
fensive work Of the indians was good
Sunday. Dixon caught a splendid gams>
but failed to hit and there is some fear
felt that he is going to have trouble sol7-
ing American Association pitching. Tex
COvington was out in uniform for the
first time Sunday and appears to be N
good physical shape. He win be hurried
In his training and feels sure that he
viii be at the top OF his form when the
A A bell rings.
Owner Smith and Manager Hendricks
will meet John McGraW in Houston Tues
day TO try to pry a pitcher loose from
felt certain today that they would not
return from the conference empty handed
and there is much speculation in the Hoo
siers' camp regarding the twirler who
likely will come. Both Winters and
Ryan have been mentioned IS possfbili-
ties.