Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
TRIBE WOULD
TURN TABLES
ON ST. LOUIS
Second Battle With Cardinals
Set for Today-Big
Leaguers Rally.
SINNERS HAS BIG DAY
By EDDIE ASH.
Daily Times Sports Editor

Daily Times Sports Editor
CROWLEY, La, March 1.-THE In
dams were feeling fit again today Tor the
Second clash with the mixed squad OF
St Louis Cardinal regulars and rockies,
and with the nervousness OF the nFst
meeting with the big leaguers worn on,
they felt capable Of putting over VIC
tory. Manager Hendricks planned 70
split the pitching again by using Jones
Whitehousa and Stryker. with Leo Dixon
on the receiving end. The starting time
of the game was moved up to O'Clock TO
permit the Cards to catch an early even
ing train to their training camp at
Orange. Tex.
man Lutzke were to get chance to per
form this afternoon in place or Morrlsoh
and Baird respectively. Both nave Deeh
showing plenty Of ability and they were
expected to contribute their snare OF the
damage against the Mound city Outnt
Following the game this afternoon Tue
Indians will take on the New orleans
1Southern Association club Saturday and
Sunday at the Crowley ball yard.
CROWLEY HAS
GALA APPEARANCE.
1t was a gala day here Thursday ana
the vicinity of the ball park took on the
appearance of speedway day at Ihui ia,a
enoIis Fans came from distant points
TO witness the baseball opening between
the Indians and squad of Cardinals.
1t seemed that every ian hau an auIO
and following the game there were ma
chimes moving in all directions ana form
inc traffic Jams just like occurs aIler
snort events in the big cities III.
The crowd pulled hard Tor an Inut oId
anolis victory, but it wasn't to be, ana
the visitors walked off with the match,
TO 6. by staging a big hnlsh III tne
ninth. Hendricks gave FltcheLs % -
Lett FttIing and Cavet their cuaHSes -
nerform and the first named maue an
aF~colIant Impression He went tour IN
nings and if his support had OeeH sun SUI
the Cards would not have scoreu; 5a
Veteran Cayet was charged with the ue
feat as the Indians were ieau -ILts.tt
took M the twirIing in the seventh
SINNERS LANDS
THREE BINGLES.
paInb sinners had a field day at bat
with three hits. He also felded wen anu
80 q base. Attreau performed salls
factOriIv at first base after ne got IIu u
q costIv error In the second frame. .
WITH the exception Of rev eAcusaoIe
,1faxS due TO lack Of condition, the
in6eId performed in encouraging StS
- -aTe the fans something TO looh a.
I-ben n fashy double play was heso1i"'e
In pinch. -. -. .bo contest was
$50 out by Irwin Of the Carus VIM
connected for typical baoe NUN
in the hIth: .,bIo and a sacrifice
A-- mn
~ bSardinaIs TO win the contest IN the
o eI1 inning. With one down in the last
Of the ninth Baird drew a pass Ou wb Tes
ont on a close play at second
slammed the threatened RAINY 49,, so,,-
In the sixth the indians counted Iou az
times. largely through the witness ..,I soyn o.
Sells. who passed four men IN TINS UNI IounI
CbiDnars connected Tor ne!ce
n this session with the bases jammed.
II The he Crowley Chamber of Commerce - Is
taking no chances on the prahks o1 po M
weather man. It has insured the =. ba aoD9
ruth day of next Thursday for 500
against rain. The contests with the New
OrIea Pelicans have been insured Io'
500 for Saturday and Sunday. -.
T;-eyi1 Tovles.- pitcher of Elizabeth
town Ind. was sent home yesterday de
viii be allowed to rest up for future
trial with the Tribe. .
There was change in the weather yes
terday for the first time since the arrival
here. Sweaters and coats were In OrueI
for those on the bench.