Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
INDIANS SHOW
SPEED GALORE
IN BREW CITY
Line Up for Second Victory
Over Milwaukee Ath-
letes Today.
CAvET TAKES OPENER

MILWAUKEE,, May 2o.-rhere was a
big chance that & pair Of recruit hurlerE
would oppose each other in the second
game OF the Indian-Brever series here
this afternoon Manager Hendricks OF
the Tribe was thinking seriously of Civ
ing Harry Weaver. youngster obtained
from Chicago. a xhfrl at the Milwaukee
club, and indications were that KiefeT
would shoot his tWisters at the Indians
Pug Cavet, the Tribes smart old
southpaw, heaped up more laurels for
himself yesterday afternoon by taking
the hill and turning the Brewers back
with brace OF runs, while his team
mates were hustling along for quintette
of markers off the delivery Of Barnes.
The opening game ace" was in rare
form yesterday afternoon and had his
opponents In his pocket all the way. Up
70 the seventh frame. when the Brewers
got their two runs, Cayet had been
touched for but three blows.
The Brewers did all their influencing
in the seventh, when four hits, three
singles and a double. gave them their
runs This was the only time they had
anything like look-in with the tail
southpaw.
The excellent pitching Of Cavet yester-
day had the effect on his teammates that
the whip has on the flank Of a thorough
bred. 1t spurred them to the top of
their speed and they fought the old
game from start to finish. Sparkling
fielding plays were the Tribes speciality,
and several bids, for hits were cut down
by great work. Schneider and Sticking
were all over the in6eld grabbing mean
clouts.
Ralph Shi6ners let one bali 20 through
him in the seventh, but made up for his
little blunder in the center garden by
lifting one over the fence for a round
trip In the fifth. and came in with all
the speed in the country to grab what
looked like a sure hit a short distance
behind second base.
The Indians glommed the victory in
the third frame when, after two men
were down, they stepped in for four
markers CaTet was first up in this
frame and went out to first, unassisted,
while SINNERS came along behind him
and was tossed out by Barnes. Then
Doug Baird started things with a hot
single to center. Ebert lost Covington's
Eigh fly in the sun, Doug going TO third
and Tex to second. Rehg walked and
kniseila shook hands with the occasion
By rapping out a single, scoring Baird
and COvingtOn and sending Rehg to
third. Schneider sent Walter home with
a single, Kinsella going TO third. Schrei-
Der started TO steal and was checked
between the paths, but while they were
running him down, Kinsella carried the
fourth run over the plate. Schneider was
tagged out after the run counted.
Kiefer, the youngster the Indians ex-
peeted to bat against this afternoon, was
with the Tribe FOR 4 short time but
Manager Hendricks figured that he
could not use him and sent him back to
Chicago, along with King Milwaukee
later annexed Kiefer. Dick GOssett
caught the young huler against Coium
bus Saturday, and Kiefer came through
with a shut-out victory over the Senators,
allowing them but three hits. This
makes it look as though the boy has
some little something that he didn't show
while here, but the Tribesmen were grant
ing him nothing but defeat today.