Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-29
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The mana cement Of the Elder Reserves
has an important proposition that he
wishes TO discuss with his players al
meeting at his home, y6o5 Spring street,
tomorrow night. IL IA necessary that all
players intending 20 start the season
with the Elders attend this meeting. Pat
Fox. Buddle Love and Buck Freeman
are requested to call Elder at Main S641
between & and Z o'clock this evening.
The Upton Troians have reorganized
their baseball tea IN for the 1927 season
and are now ready to book games at
home or In any part Of the State. They
will play Sundays and holidays. For
games, write L. r. Smitson, manager,
Upton. Iud.
Henry F. Harris, president OF the In
dlanapOlls Amateur Baseball Associa-
ton has called a meeting Of the associa-
ton tonight at o'clock in the recrea-
tion department Of the city hall. Further
plans VIII be made to complete the or
ganization of the various city leagues,
playing on Saturday and Sunday after
Moons. Three more teams are needed to
I'll up the Sunday School League and
two more teams for the Municipal League.
Tentative plans have closed the Manufac-
turers' Fraternal, City and Commercial
Leagues, but It is important that every
team desiring utilization with the asSocia-
meeting.
Weber council Y. NJ. l. baseball team
defeated the Morris Street Christian
Church In practice game, lV TO is.
meeting of the Y. NJ l. viii be held Fri
day night at the clubrooms. For games
with this nine address william Smith,
1897 Bridge street.
Golden Rule lodge No. 1. Independent
90 1rIa rFflT rrfu hor ri
dance Wednesday evening at the ?. II;
c. Hall for the organizations baseball
team.
The Interurban Baseball League will
hold its second meeting at the En- Roe
store tomorrow night at 7 80. It was
first planned to have six teams in the
loop. but eleven teams have made apph-
cation for berths in the league. 1t has
been decided to make 1t an eight-clu0
circuit. 1t is urged that all teams have
a representative present at this meeting,
as it will be voted on just which eight
teams will be included in the league.
A president, vice president and sec
rotary treasurer will be elected. Com
mittees will be appointed to draw up the
bv4laws and schedule. Any one de
string information on the league should
get in touch with Carl c. Callahan, ct the
EN- Roe store.
Several FORMER a D. y. pa
Guided on the roster of the Dunn Stars
baseball team, q fast aggregation of coll
ored players. The team Is to be man
ager BY II. L. Coleman, who would IKE
to hear from the managers of the Marion
boosters. Frankfort Greensburg or La
fayette in regard to games Some OF the
men on the Dunn nine are Hannibal,
Baker. Davis. Ross, Brown, Lang, Nc
hurry and Clark. Petrie and Moore will
do the hurting, and Proctor will be on the
receiving end For games, address IL. L.
Coleman, 145 East Market street.
The Marion Ramblers will practice at
Fairylew Park next Sunday afternoon.
THE Ramblers will be strong contenders
for State hOnors this season, according
TO Manager Wellington, who is taking
his team to Seymour May l to open the
season. For games with the Ramblers,
address ]. w. wellington, 419 North Del
aware street.
The Broad Ripple baseball team will
meet Thursday evening at o'clock, and
all players are requested to be present.
Tickets for the dance to be given by the
team Saturday, April 9. at the Broad
Ripple Park pavilion will be distributed
The Broad Ripple team desires games
with city and State teams. Address
James Osborn, Broad Ripple. Ind.
zBYszKo. PEsEK MATCHED.
CHICAGO, March 20. - Stanislaus
Zbyszko, heavyweight wrestler, and John
Pesek Of Nebraska today were matched
to meet here In finish match April ID.
On the same date. Ed lStrangler) Lewis,