Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-01

The City League championship and,
according to some dopesters, the Indian
apolis Amateur Baseball Association
championship for 1921, was decided Sat
Indiana Bell Telephones downed the
Fairbanks Morse baseballers to in the
hottest sand lot battle Of the season.
The Bells and Fairbanks have been
exhibiting the classiest ball Of the city
association all season, and 1t is the con
sensus of opinion that, now that they
have Their biggest rivals out OF the way,
the Telsphoners will have little trouble
taking the big pennant.
Rex Dawson, former Indian hurler,
threw the curves for the Bell crew Sat
urday. with Allen, a youngster, oppos-
ing him from the Fairbanks firing line.
Both worked in great style, allowing Eve
and seven hits, respectively. 1t hap
pened, though, that the Bells put on the
rush act In the fifth round, getting two
men around the circuit before the sup
porters of Allen could interfere. That
assault spilled the beans. as one run had
been checked up by the Bells in the
third frame. The Fairbanks did all their
singles put Wborley all the way around
the sacks.
Gaaema and School we're the big
stickers for the Bells, getting two blows
each, Schott picked out one good for
two bases.
This week will find the amateurs
clearing the decks for the big city series.
All games win be cleared off the league
schedules Saturday, or before then, and
the championship mines will swing into
the big fight in a week or two. The
league bosses probably will be called to-
gether this week 10 do their part in get
ting things ready for the title scraps,
according to Harris.
Tho American T-soIss vron forfeit
game from the Newsboy Specials Sunday.
The Eagles are without q game for sun
day and request 5'nioT managers look
ing for games to call lDrsxel 1877 and
ask for Maurice. Eastern Meteors take
notice
Beech Grove fans saw the Marion Ram
blers defeat tho Afeldon Club, 9 10 D, in
fast game yesterday. For game with
the Ramblers next Sunday call Circle lZ12
and ask for Mr.. Aker.
The stellar pitching Of Fisher was the
big feature Of the b. A. c. victory over
the Pilots Sunday. The count. was L
is requested to get In touch with Dave
Costello at prexel 4l70.
The Brookslde Odd Fellows handed
the Indianapolis Spades 70 7 defea
Sunday. and are now ready for their big
game with the Beech Grove Reds next
Sunday. The Brooksides will practice
at Spades Park Wednesday evening.
For games address a. J. Leldolf 1915
North Tuxedo street.
Tho Indianapolis White Sox fell before
the Christamore A. C.s to O. sunday,
when Bheukeu held them 20 four scat
tered hits The Christamores are ready
10 take on any fast State teams, Elwood,
Br0wusburV, Arlington and Danville pre-
ferred. Address ChristamOre settlement,
1905 Columbia avenue.
Riverside A. As were defeated by the
Valley Mills nine al Valley Mills Sunday.
Schmutte, pitching for Riverside hurled
a hne brand OF ball. but lack Of support
by his teammates enabled Valley Mills
10 win by 7-to-S count The A. As
have lost but four games this season and
would Ike 10 hear from Lawrence, Mar
tiDsviile. Lebanon kOkomo or any other
fast state teams who are looking for
real opposition. For games call Randolph
A2is or address Norman Cooke, 2jJ4
schurmann avenue, Indianapolis, Ina.
In fast game Of bah played on the
Edgewood diamond sunday afternoon,
the EdSewood a. g. team defeated the
fast Crmby nine by a score Of 20 3,
Howard Sullivan was in the box for
Edgewood and his pitching was the fes
tlre OF the gg sullivan famed n.
teen men. G. Hearn aud II. Hudson did
tho heavy hitting for the winners. Hud-
son competed for two home runs, drlv-
ing the ball over the heads OF he Candy
outfelders The Edgewood team has
some open dates and Manager A. I.
Young wishes 10 arrange games with
some fast teams For games with the
Edgewood A c. address A. 7. Young.
care 81 GreeE Wsddeu. Rural Route e.
Indianapolis.
Bader, pitching for the indianapolis
Hi-Los. famed fourteen Mapleton bat
ters Yesterday at Fairview = while Ewing.
hurting for the Mapletons. whitfield eleven.
The Mapletons won. 10 4. getting
seven hits to SIX for the Hi-Los. Next
Sunday the Merchants Heat and Light
team viii tackle the Mapletons for the
second time this season, having gone