Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-03
INDIANS BUMP
INTO SURPRISE
Senators Go Big in Series
Opener, but Tribe Is Out
to Check EN-.

After experiencing a sinking spell Fri
day the Indians today hoped to come
out Of 1t" by sending the Columbus
Senators to the cleaners. Pug Cavet was
believed to be slated for the mound duty
and the veteran was thought capable Of
turning the invaders back.
The men from the Buckeye State held
big party Friday at the expense Of
the Tribesmen and walked off with the
series opener, 6 to 0. Bill Burwell was
| in the box for the visitors and he had
plenty Of horseshoes. The Indians hit
the bah hard frequently but sent il
directly into the glove Of q waiting
! Senator. Also, Burwell had the aid Of
some spectacular support, his mates
playing big league ball throughout the
contest.
! Hill started on the mound for the Tribe
and the Senator's took kindly to his offer
| ings Two inside-the- park homers were
| scored, one by Todt and the other by
Murphy. Hill lasted two and two-thirds
| innings, after which Lee Bartlett took w
! the pitching and checked the lombard
ment.
| The Indians got only four safe swats
! off BurWell. who seemed to feel 1t was his
day and he twirled accordingly. He was
I encouraged by the sensational support be-
| hind him, and with the nice lead his mates
gave him he sailed along for shHtout.
The second basemen had most OF the
work. Gleason of the Senators accepted
twelve chances and Sticking OF the In
dams ten. Lee. visiting short fielder, had
eight without miss.
Infelder Ingalls,. star Of tho Syracuse
University nine, reported to the Indians
today and was TO don a uniform this aft
ernoon. He will be given a thorough
tryout by Manager Hendricks for he
comes highly recommended. The Tribe is
| in need OF a utility tnfielder and Hen
bricks hopes ingalls, possesses the talent
to makes the grade. ingalls, was captain
Of the Syracuse team and hit well.
Jumping Bob Steele, former Indian, has
signed with the Simmons team OF the
Midwest Independent League, the same
club that harbored Ollie OMara last sea
son.
Fred-Luderus, former Toledo mana ger,
has signed with the K. C. Blues. Bunny
Brief. home run hitter, has been handi-
capped by MESS and Manager knabe
took Luderus on to use as relief first
sacker.
Tho Indians got only one man TO third
base yesterday. Burwell had some horse
shoes with him, but he also twirled some
good ball
Manager Clarence Rowland OF the SEN
Htofs was not with the team yesterday
He went to Chicago In an effort 10 land
some talent
J. Shannon, Senator left fielder, got
chased by Umpire DAILY In the first half
Of the ninth. shannon called out
on strikes and gave vent TO his feelings
by throwing his bat and protesting in
loud voice. He got the hook immediate
~.
Bartlett hurled winning brand of ball
after he relieved Hill. but his mates
couldn't do a thing. Lee got one, OF the
four Tribe hits.
One game tomorrow, starting al 3
o'clock Jonnard may be used against
the Senators II Weaver has not fully re-
covered from sickness.
Eddie Brown continues TO smack the
ball consistently. He got q double and
single yesterday.
Tickets for the Sunday game can be OBJ
tanned at the Ciaypoel drug store until
noon tomorrow Secretary Clauer sent
many ducats downtown in order t. give
the fans u chance to obtain seats before
going to the park, thus escaping the con-
gestIon at the box office.
" hsian, former st. Paul intielder. Is
with the Senator'S acting as utility man.