Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-12
TRIBE HITTING
BIG STRIDE IN
SAINT SERIES
Take Association Lead With
Second Straight Victory
Over Kelley's Clan.
DELIVER TIMELY BLOWS

j.. L.
Indians had the bit in their teeth today
straining every one of their speed gears
in an effort TO hold the American Asso-
citation flag chase lead they grabbed yes
farday By defeating the st. Paul SAINTS,
Il to ., while the Kansas city b!ces
we're laying Idle, due 10 rain. 1ester-
dav's was the second victory for the IN
dams in as many games with the saints
and today they are confident OF I1elE
ability to dash ahead for the remaining
.yvo contests Of the series this afternoon
Harry Weaver, recently obtained from
Chicago, loomed as Manager HendrlckS
shofce to start tOday's game, win
etrvker and WhitehOuse standing reauy
. jump in and help out In case OF ILoG-
weaver has shown q nice delvefy IN
srsctice throws. and the Tribe boss IelL
\ .aat he could last the route against lne
J 1870 champs. ..--,.t
Aurhen the Indians pounded the cover on
kse ball brought about the doom OF the
kints Yesterday. The Tribe collected
Ae tallies in each OF these frames; tHSlt
skher run coming IN the fifth on Balfd
.agIe. Rehg's sacrifice, wiz thI""
and Schreiber's single ~ =. -
Raird started the run getting in the
hrst round when he poled OUT d 81 ~
sut an infield hit. kinsella WaIked' anu I
Hank Schreibers coming up WIN ine
lases drunk, bounced one IoE lnIee S5dd
eickfng sent a fast one down 70 hAas,
vho threw 70 the plate, chasing SehreloeE
hack to third. McNenemy, IN tnro"Ius
to third. hit Hank on the shoulder, anu
the short-stoppeE T9mPed s hJIIe Vent to
third on this play and came nome ."
HenIine's triple 10 center. 80, -t,
The Saints counted IN the 70 TN 1on Az
6T MeNIenemy and Foster came JhiOusn
With a double. The Saints counted n tne
seventh when Riggert, Miller ana mas
h4 The I'M INDIANS got five more hits and as
many runs in the seventh TO swell thelE
total SINNERS led of with triple
Haas grabbed Baird's hit-snd-run al
fempt but threw home too late 10 eaten
the speeding Ralph. Reng slhsletL, 81; -
Kfnsella raised one for three cushlons;
scoring Baird and Rehg. Sehrel ItI,S nd
Kfnseiia with a single, stole second anu
came home on Sticking single. 1Ais
ended the scoring
Schneider had a great day Of It, get
ting three hits, one Of them 'r'ple' one
sacrifice and stealing one base. hahA ;
hits all came just when tney
needed.
Johnny Enzmann did the tosslr OF
the Tribe and performed in nifty n
nor JOhnny was nicked for eleven bloW
hut he kept them pretty well seattered.
SLOWING his opponents only one ed ,I.l'-,i
run He always managed 10 ger gov
to brass tacks when the time came, anu
n looks as though he is going TO De
valuable asset to the Indians.
II Fnzmann comes out on top, Weaver
delivers. as is expected, and Seluert' lHe
y-oungstar obtained from Cincinnati yes
ferfav bv Owner Smith. toes the marx
Of I.ee Bartlett and Morrison, the Irioesrr
men who were on the Winnipeg Gun VI
the Western Canadian League with MIN
last year. then the fans back IN Indlan-
spoIfs have little TO worry over IN me
line Of winning ball games The IrlDe
athletes are as hustling a lot as mas
struck this city in many moons anu tuS -,
give one the impression that they VII
take on all corners and make them suo"
nIeDfv of credentials before being ADMIT
ted TO the ranks OF victors-
Roger Bresnahan caught for the Toledo
Hens Yesterday arr - Brewers eopBeu
everything but ais SUNDAY suit But
clark threw one wild in the seventh anu
two runners romped home, giving 1oleuO
the long end Of the count.
Tim Tborpe got three blows in five
times up for Toledo. one was triple
Minneapolis climbed on Esten for
fifteen blows and the I Miners ,o-as
nm and two other blows for Minneapols
out OF four times up.
If the Indians can keep tIelI 49, Ta,-Is
mace what will happen When ,-ith
COvington comes back In the game "-'"
his heavy clubf
SINNERS came in IN a hurry 10 MAKE i
.u.o Sensational shoe-string catches In the
sixth frame
rh.-a vas n light drizzle at St. Paul
.,-oost mn 10 game time yesterday ana
= 80 a. though the players might
lend the afternoon in once-uLle
nickle show. The weather man wa .o.7a-
making any nice promises Ioi
either.