Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-17
SAINTS FOLLOW
BLUES TPARK
Mike Kelley's Hefty Gang Here
Sunday for DOuble-Header
as Series Opener.

The battle Tor first place grows warmer.
Millers, Indians and Saints are almost
neck and neck, with the wrinkled neck of
the veteran. Joe Tantinon, sticking out in
front by a bare few points.
The indians gained ground Friday by
trimming the X c. Blues, u to 3. while
the Hens were putting the rollers under
the MiIlers at Toledo At the same time
over in Columbus. the Saints were hand
ing the Senators a beating and thus
the Kelleyites stayed right on the heels
Of the Tribesmen.
It's q sizzling race-and the speeding
Saints viii be here Sunday. on, boy,
get out the field seats. Watch the fans
rally 10 the support of the hustling In
dams tomorrow! Any time the saints
Of Mike Kelley come to town there Is
sure 10 be plenty Of thrills at Washing
ton Park. and. now that the 1922 flag
chase in the A \. appears to be de
ye.Oping into a three cOrBered night with
Millers Indians and Saints battling Tor
the houors the fans here mean 10 turn
out Sunday and pull for a twin victory
over the Mortimer.
A double header will be staged with
the Saints tomorrow and Harry Weaver
and Fat Shea probably will be sent 70
the Tribe firing line to do their stun.
Shea formerly pitched for the St. Paul
team and he will be out to turn his
old mates back First game at 2 o'clock.
The Indians and Blues were to close
their series this afternoon and the Tribe
had a chance Of making ii three out OF
four Il was thought that Clyde Seib
would be sent TO the mound for the Hen
drlcksmen.
The game Friday brought Claude Jon
narl's pitching win total Up to seven since
he came To Jbe Indians from the Giants
He twirlei nearly shut-out bail IN trim
ming the Blues. errors by his mates
helping the Blues score two Of their three
markers The one earned run registered
by the visitors came In the ninth and the
Indians Didn't try hard to prevent 1t be
cause they were so far out IN front they
felt safe
The Tribesmen knocked Gus Bono out
~ the box IN the fifth inning and the
Cuban, Acosta relieved him and also took
II beating. OF the extra base hits IN the
game the Indians grabbed en- all except I
one, double by Manager Good Brown /
and Schneider got triples and, Rehg !
Brown and Kruger doubles.
The eighth inning is becoming the
fnvorite round for the Indians 10 cut
loose. They scored six runs after two
ont in the eighth Friday. Seven hits, /
including two doubles, were registered
of Acosta during the rully.
Schreiber Rehg and Brown each got
three safcties for this home crew. LutZke
got three for the visitors.
Bunny Brief home run king Of the
league, buued for Wright in the ninth
mud singled Bunny was slated TO play
second base for the Blues this afternoon.
Yaryan hatted for Acosta in the ninth
and watched thre, strikes 50 by with
oUt even waving his bat.
In three games rs manager Of the
H. c. team Wilbur Good has been gives
the acid test In the eighth inning VII
Jur Is getting the rough experiences Of
pilot curly and all at once.
The outhelders contributed nearly all
the errors Friday. Il was a hard day
for the boys out in the gardens due 10 the
fact that many hard to-haudle drives
were made Class "A outnelders get big
pay, however. art they are supposed TO
get the hard ones.
W. u. Campbell, president Of the Van
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