Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
League Baseball Scores, Amateurs and Other Sports
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PLAYER LISTS
DUE FROM TWO

Manager of the Broadway Knights and
South Side Stars filed entry blanks Tor
the Times Independent amateur tourna-
ment but have neglected to turn III their
lists Of fifteen players. These lists must
be in the Times office by tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock in order for the teams
mentioned to be eligible for play in the
tournament
ANY changes in names of players on
the eligibility lists must be IN the hands
of the Times sports editor by o'clock
Friday morning. so that the changes may
be printed in Fridays Times. After that
time no changes viii be accepted In
making changes in the lists which they
have turned in, managers must be sure
to designate the players to be dropped
from the original list as well as the
ones to be added.
The meeting of managers Tuesday
evening unanimously voted that each
team entered deposit SIPS with the Times
sports department for payment of UNI
pires. To be eligible to play in the
opening round Sunday this deposit must
be paid in by Saturday.
Umpires Will bring scores to the Times
office sports desk, second floor, Sunday
after the games, and will receive their
pay at that time.
The following teams handed in their
player rosters today:
INDIANAPOLIS PREMIERS.
IdEDiu I1USlEUs W Imam - marcy A'4'
German, William Katzenberger, Walter
Gibbs, Edwin Johnson, Frank Jackson.
Merle Calvert Harold Suydam, Herbert
Sample. Robert Smith. Richard Grocer,
Mark Mercer, Henry Terrence.
CLIFTON \. c.
J. Dodson, A. Stelzel, X. Brennan, F.
Fledderjohn, J. Marshino NJ. Dixon. J.
Heusly, f. Kirk. n. Payey, A. Ellis, f.
Zimmerman. J Griffin, j.. Beaman, A.
Baker, II. Baker, Ed, Hatfield. man
ager.
CENTRAL A. c.
Ollie Bickel, Leo Martin, John Martin
Wallie Niddlesworth, William Foley,
Leonard Rucklehaus. Harry Escol,
Freddie Fisher, Frank (HankD Stevens,
Richard Martin, Joe Meo, $. b. Van
Arsdale, Harry DelIinger, Marvin Bre-
zette, Frank Deery.
HIGHLAND \. {.
Tripp, Stader, Eickr0dt, Thompson
Bame. Holtzlauser. A. Farb. n Farb,
Elliott. IL. Kramer. z. Kramer. BlegloW,
Branham, Augustine and Rockwell.
The Carpenters are without a game for
Sunday. They Will hold meeting at
Ohio and West streets Friday night at
30. For games address Homer G. Giyl-
den. 1910 Valley drive, or call Webster
$3.50.
The Edgewood A. c. defeated the In
dianapoNs Northeasterns at the Edge
wood bail park by a score Of - 10 3.
For games With Edgew@oodd address =. /.
Young. Mail I'm care OF GREGG addell.
r. X. +. indianapolis. The Edgewood
team Will play the fast MartiusVllle
club at MartinsVille.
The independent Ramblers viii play at
Plaiufield sunday. AI players should
be- at Traction Terminal station at II 40
sharp The Handlers desire State games.
Address o. +. GIassforJ. 9ll Randolph
street, or call Drexel o-6S.
The Indianapolis Premiers viii play
the Ferndale A. c. at Riverside Sunday
at u 80 All players report In uniform
at 0:45 in front OF the Fire Engine
House at Parker and Tenth streets. For
games address Mark Mercer, l2Z2 North
Dearborn street, or call Webster 33l3.
Managers Of teams In the Daily Times
Trophy tournament should call at the
park board Offices for the permits eor
the diamonds on which their sunday
games are scheduled. Tho permits have
heep set aside. and are waiting to be
taken up BY the managers
The Grapplcr A. As viii hold an i'm
pcrtant meeting at 2l2 North summit
street Friday night, all players being re-
quested 70 attend
The indianapolis Southern Grays are
without a game fer Sunday and request
all teams desiring TO meet them 20 ad
dress W. II. Burk. 1912 Reisner street,
or call Belmont Q4a2 The Grays viii
hold their regular meeting Friday night.
The Highland A Cs will hold an i'm.
portant meeting at Highland Park Fri
dav night Augustine and Rockwell
should call Circle 1922 and ask for Al
The indianapolis Reserves held their
regular meeting Wednesday night and
AN plavers expressed confidence Of sue
cess in the Daily Times Trophy tourna
n eut for the independent amateur cham
pionshlp Of the city. Henderson and
. Cookeman will do the battery work for
the Reserves Sunday, and their mates
feel as though the Napletons are going 10
get mighty few hits.
The SmalIwood Giants and Morris
Street Outlaws battled thirteen innings 10
4 10 and 10 tie before their game was
called on account Of the CLOCK closing
law. The tie will be played off in the
near future.
The Morris Street NJ f. and Big -Four
teams clash on Rrookside diamond NO. l
At 30 Saturday afternoon
The indianapolis Giants viii play at
| Hs zelwOod sunday The Giants have no
games booked for Aug. 3 and Sept 4
anG II and they are anxious 70 u"QR qp
with fast State mines. All Giants should
rercrt for practice at Douglas Park Fri
dav afternoon Mt 4 o'clock For games
address G.. II. Biggerstaff, Thirteenth and
Yandes streets.
Tho India napolis Red Sex are looking
for a fast State club that wants Sun
day opposition. Address Dick Lynch,
1910 North Arsenal avenue, or call Web
ster 1926.
The Broadway Knights and South Side
Stars arc the only two clubs entered in
tho Times city independent series that
have not sent in their lists Of play
Managers Of these teams are urged 60 get
busy. Tho lists must be received at the
Times Sports Department by n m.
Friday.