Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
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Turner'S BEAT RILEYs.

TURNER'S BEAT RILEYS.
In the first game OF a three game Sc
ries Yesterday afternoon at Northwestern
Park the South Side Turner's, winners OF
the city championship in the 1870 Times
tournament, defeated the Riley All7Stars,
1921 title holders, to l., Frye, piteh.hts
Turner's, pitched good ball and until the
seventh inning not a runner crossed the
home plate In the seventh each team gOt
one. the Rileys' sole tally coming on
Engleking In the eighth the Turner's
got three more. Next Sunday afternoon
the same teams meet again ana the hlIeys
with the count against them IN tne HIst
contest will have TO take the second game
or lose the series. Score by innings:
rrrrnars 600 COO 1874 10 l
Riley All Stars. 600 600 1O0-1
Umpire-Sahm.
The North Side An-Stars defeated the
Riverside \. A. yesterday, TO Z IN 9ne
deciding game of a three game series
Ths veteran twirler. Adam Goebler,
bested John Schmutte in pitchers bat
re Great interest has been shown In
this series and a large crowd witnessed
the game. Score:
North side Stars. 600 012 O0l-4
Riverside a A. 80. 600 ITO COO
Batteries GOebler and Schol !;
Schmutte and Bowman.
The Indianapolis White Sox defeated
the Red SOx. ( TO 0, and the BroOksides,
4 to 2, Sunday, at Brookside Park. Be
huke let the Red Sox down with one hit.
State teams desiring games with the
White Sox call Webster 1921.
The Indianapolis Giants, a local col
cred team, won from Stilesvine yester-
day, to 4. Williams of the Giants held
Stilesville hitless for seven innings, when
three hits combined with couple or
errors allowed four runs. The Giants
want a game for next Sunday. Address
G. II. Biggerstaff. Thirteenth and 1andes
streets or call Auto. 26-SOo.
LAPEL, Ind, Sept. 19.-The Mar
mon 34s added another victory to
their already great list when they de-
feated the Lapel nine Sunday at Lapel
all through the game, allowing but Two
hits Although the locals had strong
team the MarmOns were TOO SUN Tor
them. Double plays featured the game.
one going from third to second to first
and another third to first to home. Brad
ford's hand stab in deep left also
played an important role in the game.
Score: ooo % a
Lapel ............ 600 900 OOl-I 3
Batteries and Hughes; II.
INFESTED and o. Walker.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Sept. 19.-In a
sensational pitching duel here yesterday
afternoon the Nationals of this city de-
feated Greenwood in sixteen innings,
to O. Refs and NoOnan were in fine
form and were backed by sensational
fielding. In the sixteenth double that
dropped on the right field foul line, a
sacrifice and Skaters single through the
box scored the lone run of the game and
gave Shelbyvil1e the verdict.
NoBLESVILLE, Ind, Sept; ia
combination team made up Of Carmel
and WestfieId players was defeated by
Noblesville yesterday afternoon by the
score of to 2.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Heinzmann and
schwab; Westfeld Carmel, Berry and
Brown.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Sept. 19-The Sey-
mour Reds defeated the American Legion
team Of Hope here yesterday, to q The
features of the game were the pitching
of GilIum and the batting Of Schulz,
right fielder of Seymour.
FRANKFORT, Ind, Sept. 19.-Frank-
fort easily beat JEWELS A. B. C. team Of
Indianapolis yesterday. to f. Bat
teries-Ra gland and Brown; Lancaster
and johnson.
BEACH GROVE. Ind. Sept. 19-The
Beach Grove Reds defeated the Hercules
club of Indianapolis yesterday, 8 to 2.
Beach Grove batteries were Loomis and
Sweeney, with Terrence, Tegiler and
Sauters hurting for the Hercules and
Ruehle stopping them. This is the Her
cules first defeat.