Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
BELLS VS.. BROOKSIDES
IN TITLE GAME

Either the Indiana Bell Telephones or
the Brookside Odd Fellows will represent
Indianapolis In the national amateur
baseball championship series In the
opening round against Cleveland
Which Of these two fast clubs it shall
be Is the matter that Is to be decided
next Saturday afternoon whom they clash
IN the championship round OF the In
dianapolis city series.
The Bells and Odd Fellows won their
semi final games at Eagles Park Satur-
day offering a record crowd of amateur
fans some OF the classiest sandlot ball or
the season.
The Bell-Kahn game was one OF the
best ever put on before gathering Of
sandlot fans Rex Dawson. former In
dianapolis Association pitcher, worked
on the hill for the Bells and allowed but
two hits. and Smith held the Bell batters
to six blows. The kahns opened the
scoring In the sixth frame when Butler
raised one over the fence into the canal
for the circuit trip. and the Telephones
got back on even terms with them in the
seventh when Schott put one In the same
place. A single. two sacrifice hits and
winning run for the 1873 champs in the
eighth inning. The score was to /.
The Brooksides handed 1t to the South
port Baptists in a decisive manner the
count being and l. Good pitching
again featured In this scrap, with
KretchinG holding his Brookside OF
ponents to five scattered blows Goctt
McElfresh and Grund were the heavy
hitters for the Brookside team, each
driving out brace Of hits.
The brand of ball displayed by the
winning combinations Saturday Is ample
proof that Indianapolis is going TO be
represented by ball club of real
strength In the national series. regard
less Of which Is the winner I'm the final
tilt.
The Harrison Midgets are back with
bolstered lineup and are now ready
to jump into the fight for the l3-year-
old championship Of the city. The Har-
risons opened their comeback drive
with a 10 to victory over the Sapnn
Juniors Sunday in snappy contest fea
tured by the hitting Of Fleschmann, Gill
and Shireman and the sparkling field
ing of Geraghty. The HarrisOns are anX-
ious to take on all the fast clubs in their
class. and teams desiring to meet them
should call Webster 6521 and ask for
Gerald.
The Paragon Gnd) hasetallers fell vic
tins to the Indianapolis Southern Grays
Sunday. the count being TO 4. Teams
wishing 70 meet the Grays should ad
dress W r. Burk, 1912 Reisner street, or
call Belmont 0442.
The Independent Rambicrs dropped
TO the Pla1nueld nine. ID TO I. Inc
hitting of Reynolds was the only feature
from the Rambler standpoint. For games
address o. F.. Glassford oil Randolph
street, or call Drexel 1868.
All Indianapolis NTidways should meet
az 1880 Spruce street Friday night,
The Shamrock Juniors took the Ameri-
can Eagles down the line, to 4. in
hot battle. The Shamrocks will hold an
important meeting at 229 North East
street tonight and all players should at
tend.
TIE St Phillip A. C,s ran their victory
total up to sixteen Sunday afternoon
when they defeated the Liberty Store
3 to 2 Shay and Bittner formed the bat
terry for the winners. The Saints are
looking for a game for next Sunday, and
teams ready for real opposition should
call Webster 1851 and ask for John.
Fast State teams desiring to meet the
indianapolis Red Sox Sunday should ad-
dress Dick Lynch. 1919 Arsenal avenue,
or call Webster 1929.
Boncke gave the Lawrence nine but
three hits Sunday and the Christamores
registered 3 to 0 victory In a real bat
tie. Teams desiring to meet the Christa-
mores Sunday should call Webster 0130
and ask for the baseball manager,
The Capital City Grsys hold a park
permit for Sunday and would like to
hear from some fast city club desiring
to meet them Flashlights preferred For
information address f. Roman, 2149
Martindale avenue.
For games with the Indianapolis White
Sox call Webster 1921 and ask for the
manager.
The manager Of the First Baptist bali
team la requested to can Circle 1852.