Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
TOLEDO HENS
HERE FRIDAY
Rogers Boys Appear Follow
ing Series Wind-up With
Senators Today.

The Toledo Hens will be in town to-
morrow to engage the Indians in a Sc
ries extending over the week end. The
gang from the Maumee Is still dangerous
usual hot stuff is promised when Roger
Bresnahan brings his boys to Washing
ton Park.
The series wind-up with the Column
bus Senators was to be staged this aft
ernoon, weather permitting. Pug Cayet
was due to pitch for the Tribe.
In the double header yesterday the
Indians won the first scrap,
to 1, when Clint Royce shaded Jake Nor
throp in a pitching battle. Clint was
right up to form and he held 'em tight
while his mates posted enough runs to
win. Rogge drove in one Of the three
runs with sacrifice fly.
The second game of the twin bill was
won by the Senators. 8 to 6, and was was
Indians in the fifth frame. With the
bases filed and none out Rehg lifted
what appeared to be good for Texas
Lacquer back of second. 1t looked ike
sure hit. but Shortstop Pechous dashed
back and speared the ball. First he
knocked it down and then caught it, be
fore 1t hit the ground. All the base
runners were on their way and 1t was
an easy matter to complete triple kill
ing. Pechous threw to Herz0g, getting
Baird, and Herzog threw to Burrus, get
ting Schneider. The third out was a gift
-
rus didn't have his foot on the bag. This
play practically knocked the Tribe out
of the game.
Bartlett opposed W. Wilson on the
mound and neither was effective. Man
ager Hendricks said he would have re-
moved Bartlett early in the game, but no
one was ready for relief.
The crowd didn't take kindly to imp
Shanaons ruling on Schreibers hit in
the third round Of the second game. The
ban nit fair, according to the Indians
and spectators, but shannon took up the
Senator side Of the argument and called
the drive foul. 1t would have been a
two base hit.
Haid relieved W. Wilson with two out
in the ninth Of the second game The
relief hurler got SINNERS for a pop fly.
The bases were populated at the time.
The second game was interesting
despite the fact that the Senator's won
It. Jack Hendricks was up against It
for pitchers or the contest probably
would have been saved Cavet had a bad
shoulder, Stryker a bad leg and Petty
was not in uniform because Of the death
Of his father.
Clarence Rowland, Senator manager.
was fred OF the field by imp Shannon
in the first game Rowland disputed a
play at second and kept talking until
given the gate.
Buck Herzog and Bob Kinsella had a
peculiar argument. Kinsella called TO
RehE saying he saw where Rube Ben
ton WAS In the league. Herzog imme-
diately got peeved and hsticuTs threat
ened FOR a time
That triple play was & bust for the
Tribe hopes IN the second skirmish II
occurred as follows: Bartlett singled 10
start the inning. Baird walked and
Schneider was safe on Pechous error.
This filled the bases Rehg then hit the
ball that retired the side. II was fine
catch on Pechous' part and it was easy
20 make tho three-ply killing, for all the
runners we're well on their way Pechous
tossed t. HerzoR. doubling Baird OF
second and Herzog threw to Burrus,
tripliug Schroeder. The third out was
doubtful but imp Johnson put II
through over the protests Of the indians.
! The Indians staged a blR rally in the
eighth, getting four markers. Morrisou's
triple scored two.