Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

! tained ms tltle CT stale lntercoAleS rate
/ tennis champion by defeating his brother
Dick, Butler player, 6-3, 6-S, ca, I'm the
| finals of the State tourney on the Butler
! courts this morning.
| Fritz Bastian and De Marcus of Indi-
and University defeated Dick Bastian
! and Captain Wamsley of Butler for the
college doubles championship Of the
/ State Yesterday afternoon in the finals
/ Of the doubles play in the Indiana Col
/ lege late tennis tournament at Butler
/ The scores were 6-S, 6-3, 1l-9, G-3. Fritz
Bastian won his singles match yesterday
| by forfeit and the Crimson doubles team
entered the finals in the same manner.
Neither Crimson athlete competed in
single game before the finals Of the
doubles event. The Butler athletes de-
serve a world OF credit for the game
match they put up.
Fritz Bastisn was to play his brother
Dick at 8 O'Clock this morning for the
singles championship.
Dick won the right to compete in the
I finals by defeating WiggleswOrth of Pur-
due 81, SO. g.. IN the feature match
OF the tourney. The Purdue man started
/ out strong, and after winning the first
set, got away to a Dig lead in the sec
ond. At one time he had the Butter
athlete match point, but here Bastian
pulled out with some wonderful ten is,
and after that had things rather easy.
The forfeiture Of the Pfeifer h ritz
Bastian eeml- finals match to Bastian met
with the disapproyal of the large gal
lery, for 1t seemed that the Indiana man
was in the wrong. Bastian failed to show
up until way after scheduled time. and
II was decided to forfeit TO the Notre
Dame man. Things were smoothed over,
however. anc Pfeiner went ahead with
his doubles match Immediately after
this Bastan wanted TO play, but when
Pfeiffer declined TO play at That time the
match was forfeited to Bastian. Pfeiffer
wanted TO rest for 4 time after a hard
doubles match, and II looks as though
he might have gladly been granted this
time by Bastfan, considering the fact
that he had refused TO take the match
by default when Fritz did not appear
at scheduled time.
~The De PAW baseball team was sched-
uled TO cross bats with the Purdue dia-
mOnd nine on McEeeN field this after
noon in the first of ser es Of home
games which viii win ! NJ the Tiger
baseball card for he season. The Old
Gold nine met defeat at tie hands OF the
Boilermaker team at lafayette in the
opening clash OF the Tiger baseball sea
son by a 3 TO 1 score,
After today's tit. the Tiger nine Will
appear this season in only three more
games, all Of which will be played at
home The Armour Institute diamond
squad is scheduled next Tuesday. The
Michigan Aggies, May 81 and the final
game or the season Will be played Win
wabash on May 81
Tiger thinly -clads are working hard
IN preparation for -helE meet with the
Michigan Aggie cinder artists TO be held
on McKeen field next Saturday afternoon.
The meet will be called at o'clock.
The Indiana University squad en-
trained this morning FOR Iowa City.
where the Hawkeyes win be met in a
two game series on Friday and Satur-
day. II possible, tho team viii timber
up on the Iowa diamond Friday morning
before the first game. II Walkers arm
is In shape he viii probably pitch the
first game and either Faust, Campbell
or Wooten will twirl the Saturday con-
test After the two games with Iowa
the team comes to Chicago and Will see
the White SOx play there Sunday after
noon Monday the Crimson viii journey
down the Monon to Crawfordsville where
Coach Harry Schoolers nine Will do bat
tie with Indiana that afternoon.
The Butler College baseball team
downed Franklin at Franklin yesterday
for the second time this season. The
score was to q Station, Butler pitcher,
who also won the previous Franklin
game, was strong In the pinches and al
though hit rather ard. he frightened up
swhen things began q take on danger
Gus aspect