Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

| game was Juo plCCuluS OIL DElSIlAs 1Hy
teams desiring games with the Hoosiers
address f. Butch, 2121 South Delaware
street.
The Independent Ramblers was de-
feated in a hard-fought game with the
meeting will be held at the home of the
manager tonight. The Ramblers desire
game for next Sunday. Call Drexel
s268 and ask for Shorty.
The Indiana Travellers, now under the
management Of w. P. Adams, are playing
fast brand Of ball. Games can be
booked by writing Adams at the Inter
State Car Company; The Trayeiesrs u d 1S-
I in a fast played game. s to 9. The hit
ting of Lepper and the pitching OF Leslie
were the features.
Yesterday afternoon at the Fairvisw
diamond the Mapletons defeated the Hol-
lenbeck Press nine, % to z. and in the
morning the Mapleton second string men
/ In the afternoon game Black and Garrett
were the starting battery men. 1t took
f, them just three innings to get the game
| Johnny Martin and Hank" stevens. who
proceeded to keep up the good work, Mar
tin striking out ten men in the six In
ntngs. In their three starts this season
the Mapletons have scored fifty five runs
TO their opponents twenty. For games
with the MapletOns call Washington 11e1,
or address V. L. Woodruff. SS0S Salem
street, city.
The Harrison A. C,s defeated the Young
Tigers at Garfield by score of to 3.
The Indiana Bell Telephone nine had
| little trouble winning from Selmier Towel
1 Saturday. The final score was IL to l.
I Avery, pitching for the winners was in
/ fine form and allowed only four bingles.
| Midwest seemed to have lot Of engine
! trouble in their game with Fairbanks
Morse and lost out by o to score. The
winning nine outhit Midwest, to 1.
Langsdale Gas copied a hot contest
! from lockwood, s to l. Three runs In
the first turned the trick for the Gas
nine.
Printers Union won an easy game from
C. NJ B., the final score being to i.
| Errors were largely responsible for the
| defeat although the Printers hit Hopkins
rather hal'l.
1Se Ultex aggregation was lucky to
/ wress a 5 to i victory from Hibben-
Hollweg. Both teams made two errors
and Ultex got nine hits against eight
| for Eibben- Hollweg.
Although Uden got only SIX hits to
nine for Bemis the final score was 0 to
in favor of Udel.
Riverside NJ. Z. beat First Baptist, 8 to
& in the Sunday school loop. The win
ners scored @ runs in the inning.
Olive Branch made seven errors. but
eighth Christian carried off the honors In
a close game by TO score.
R.A. B. wor a suggest from the Morris
street nine. The final score vas 10 to s.
Citizens Gas could reach FuIts for only
/ two safeties and the Interstate Car ag
gregation hal little difficulty in carrying
off the honors. The score was to l.
Bi-Fo-Re won Wild and woody battle
from Eli Lily. the final score being Is
to IL
Craft held the Link Belt to four scat
tered hits and the Kahn tailors won by
8 to score. The winners hlnched hits
In the sixth inning for a total OF runs.
The Southport Baptist Victory Methodist
game was not decided until the ninth in
ming when Southport showed the only run
Of the game across the plate. The losers
contest but lacked the necessary punch
to push over run. The game was one
Of tho best that has been played in Sun
day School League this year.
Hall Place Methodists won from the
West Parks. 0 10 g. The losers scored
their runs IA the fourth inning.
The American Central Life won from
Fletcher American, the score being 20
to IL.
National City Bank won a good game
/ from Indiana Bank by an to @ score.
/ The losers rallied fast in the late in
nings, scoring in the eighth and % in
| the ninth, but could not overtake the
big lead piled up early in the game.
st. Paul NJ. p. swamped South Side
| Christians under ~ 10 5 count. The
winners hit opposing pitchers for total
of twenty-five safe blows.
Zion Evangelical walloped the Home
| Presbyterians, 0 to 3, IN a fast game
l Binder allowed the losers only two hits.
The Bell Telephone team of the City
League pulled rare stunt Saturday IN
| its game with the Selmier club when in
/ the nintk inning a. triple play was ex-
ecuted: At the time the play vas made
everything was "alI set for the triple
| killing. With a Selmier man on first
and second and nobody out, Habbe, at
| third for the Bells, grabbed a line drive
| threw to second, catching the base run
ner off that base and the last out was
easy, when the second sacker tossed to
| first.
Hod Eller, suspended Cincinnati Red
pitcher, was clouted for thirteen clean
| bingles yesterday by the Frankfort nine
and the Barger Whites Of Danville, III,
were defeated, 20 to 3. Lancaster, on
the mound for Frankfort, famed twelve
/ men.
! The Upton Elks defeated the Ander-
son nine, s to cat Upton yesterday
Clark pitched real ball for the Elks all
/ the way.
The Danbrays annexed two games Sun
| day afternoon, defeating the Marott Shoe
/ Shop, 13 to 8, and the Logan Reserves,
/ Is to 8. Schmidt. who pitched against
the Marotts, poled out a home run with
| two men on.
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