Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
WAsHTNGTON PARK NOTES.


Saints and Indians will tangle in
double header, first game at . O'Clock.
Managers Kelley and Hendricks got to-
gether today and decided to take Thurs
. days postponed game and play it of
4with the regularly scheduled game Sun
LAY. This means that the two-time
lamps and the present league-leading
{. adams will mix twice the same after
on for the one price of admission.
with a twin bill carded tomorrow and
the champs as the visiting attraction the
Tribe park no doubt will see a capacity
crowd There is plenty Of room for all,
however, as the opening-d day situation
proved. II will be this city's chance to
show what IL can do in the way of
turning out in support of a winning ball
club.
Pitcher Clint Royce is due to join the
Indians tomorrow and Manager Hen
bricks plans to use him in one of the
games of the double header The big
right handler showed well with the Cincy
Reds the few times he was used and
doubtless will be in good shape to step
right in and help the Indians stay on
top.
Walter Rehg drove in three of the
Tribes five runs Friday, getting two
singles and e home run. In addition to
pounding the ball Walter played the sun
u.
ton only can get out OF his batting slump
the combination Of Covington and Rehg
surely viii do some damage to opposing
pitchers.
Ralph SINNERS throwing arm is show
ing improvement. He held a Saint on
third Friday by a perfect peg in from
center.
The Tribe added two more double plays
n a
game-ending catch IN the ninth was
Whiz. He was running with his back
to the stands when ne gathered in
Riggert's bid for a hit. If Eddie hadn't
spesred the pellet two Saint runs would
have scored.
By lifting the ball over the fence
Walter Rehg gets himself a suit of
clothes awarded by Douglas the tailor.
Baird got himself an infieId hit and
a double The two-base knock opened
the way for victory. With Doug on
!. second Covington hunted for a sacrifice.
S>Fitcher Shea. who had relieved Williams
on the mound after the seventh, fielded
the ball and then threw wild TO first
base, Baird scoring.
Duke Kelley. who is doing utility work
for the Saints. batted for Williams in
the seventh. and lined out to Baird. 1t
was a hard hit ball, but straight at the
Irlbe third Sacker. Duke says Wnen
that old monkey jinx is on you he's on
you
Ike Boone plays nifty game at short
for the Saints and bats hard. Armstrong
at third is not GOldIe Rapp, but he is
filling the job in good style.
The Saint outfield is the same danger
Gus crew Haas Miller and Riggert Haas
is the Tarzan Of the league. He crashed
into the left field fence yesterday and
didn't even bounce back. The fence ap-
parently got the worst OF the crash.
Cavet and SINNERS will go to Louis
vile Monday TO participate in the special
game TO be staged for the benefit of the
widow of Umpire Louis Knapp. It was
at first thought that Henline was to
make the trip with Pug, but later ad-
vice from President Hickey named Shin
ners. Two players from seven clubs will
form a composite team TO oppose the
Colonels.
The Minneapolis Millers. piloted by the
rotund PongO Joe Csntillon, will follow
the Saints here Monday.