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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
GOLF
Semi-Finals and Title
Bouts in A. A. u. Tourney
SEMI FINALS.

112 pounds-Melvin Atherton (unat-
tached), indianapolis, won the judges de-
cision from Don Geraghty (Hoosier A
c. in three rounds.
118 pounds-John Sawyer CHoosier A
c. scored a technical knockout in the
first round over John Meade (Hoosier
A. c..
112 pounds-Walter Rice Culver won
the pudges' decision over George Higgins
(Hoosier A. c. in three rounds.
lis pounds-Theodore Won storch (Cul-
ver) won the judges decision over Fred
Butler (Hoosier A. c. in three rounds.
126 pounds-Charles Alte (Hoosier A.
c. knocked out D. W. Hostelter (unat
tached) in the third round.
1875 pOunds-JOhnny Rafferty, (Hoosier
A c. won the judges decision over John
Ross, Culver IN three rounds.
135 pounds-Ray Hahn (Hoosier A. c.
won the judges decision over Joe Make
mer (CulYer) in three rounds.
135 pounds-Eddie Orme (Hoosier A.
c. scored q technical knockout over Fred
Cross Culver at the end of the second
round.
147 pounds-Medford Kellum Culver
received the judges decision over Martin
McGravel (Hoosier A c. in three rounds.
147 pOunds-HarIy Simmons Gary
"Y') received the Judges decision over
WiIfred Parker (Hoosier A c. in three
rounds.
100 pounds-Alex Bush Culver knock
ed out George Lyman (unattached) IN the
third round.
100 pounds-Ray Wallace (Hoosier A.
c. won by forfeit from Herbert Couch
(Hoosier A c..
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS.
112 pounds-Melvin Atherton (unet-
tached, Indianapolisl won the Judges de-
cision over Walter Rice CULVER in three
lis pound9Theo Won stOrch (Culver)
won the judges decision over John r.
Sawyer, Jr., In three rounds.
I26 pounds-Charles Alte (Hoosier A.
c. won the judges decision from Joh1ny
Rafferty, (Hoosier A. c. IN three rounds.
135 pounds-Eddie Orme (Hoosier A.
c. knocked aut Ray Hahn (Hoosier A.
c. the third round.
147 pounds-Harry Simmons (Gary 7.
NJ c. Al won the referees decision from
Medford KeIlum Culver in three rounds.
100 pounds-Alexander Bush (Culver)
won by forfeit from Roy Wallace (Hoos-
175 pounds-George Mulholland (Hoo-
sier A. c. won the championship by
scoring a technical knockout over Stan
ley Stock Gary 7. NJ. c. A. Friday
night. Virgil Jones (Hoosier A. c., who
was to have met Mulholland in the finals
forfeited, giving Mulholland the title.
Heavyweig ht-Warde Fowler (Hoosier
A. c. received the judges decision over
Stanley Secrest Gary "Y') in four
rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
CLEAN HOUSE
AT PRINCETON
Eighteen Athletes Declared
IneIigible-LOan System
Probable Cause.
by HENRY FARRELL.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Big brOoms
are working on spring house-cleaning
around the big three"
Princeton started it and Yale and Har-
ward will have to follow it. for the sim
plN reason that Princeton puts 1t up
to them to do the same thing.
Eighteen athletes al Princeton, by a
ruling of the athletic committee, have
been declared ineligible to compete in
varsity sports.
Tom Mcnamara, captain Of the base
ball team and a sub end on last years
football eleven, AID Ralph GilrOy, foot
ban star, are the only ones whose names
have been made public. The committee
wished to make 1t known emphatically
today that it had not said to Yale and
Harvard I'VE have done our part, now
it's up to you to clean up"
The committee also insists that the
stigma Of professionalism does not fall
upon any of the ineligible men and that
their honor is in no way besmirched.
While IL was not admitted officially,
II is generally regarded that the eighteen
are the first victims of the loan system
which works along this line:
SIR So-and So, a wealthy alumnus,
sees a great high school or prep
school star at such and such place.
He goes to him with a pet on the
back and asks him where he Is GO
ing to matriculate. The boy says
he has to go 10 work. BE has no
money to go to college. The kind
benefactor then tells him to set aside
his worries, to take the examinations
at his alma mater and that his tu-
ition will be paid and that he will
be allowed so much spending money.
All the money that IS put out on him
can be paid back when he makes
good IN the big outside world.
There are a few records Of those loans
being called or patd.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Klein Wins Shoot

For the second time this season Seth
Klein won the weekly trap shoot Of the
Indianapolis Gun Club Saturday after
noon. Klein broke ninety-six out Of 100
birds and was a single bird ahead OF
Harry c. Stutz and Ed Blessing Of Dan
Vile, Ind. In taking the weeks honOrs
Klein turned In two perfect % events.
He scored a % In each Of the first and
final events and perfect counts in the
second and third events.
In the doubles event Bud Edmonson
wah high man. breaking fortytwo birds
out Of twenty-five pairs. Seth Klein
had thirty seven birds out Of twenty five
pairs and Harry c. Stutz broke thirty
I'VE out Of fifty.
The indianapolis Gun Club is planning
Wednesday afternoon shoot on April
10 At this extra event beginners will
be given instruction OF how TO handle
the gun. aim and other pointers which
VIII enable them to become shooters.
Beginners or visiting shooters may OBJ
tain shells and guns q the clubhouse.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
REYNOLDS MATCHED
WITH OLLIE OLSON

Jack Reynolds Of indianapolis, welteTr-
weight wrestler, has been matched 70
meet ollie Olson Of New Orleans, the
leading contender for welterwelght hon
ors in the South, the bout to lie staged
next M0nddv night
Reynolds has met fourteen grapplers
this winter. the list including the two
leading Canadian contenders. Roscoe and
De Bolt; Tommy Doctor of Colorado, ~
Mantell Of Kansas Vic Miller of Mis-
souri, and many others from the Middle
West, but Olson IS the first challenger to
spring up from the South.
Olson, by virtue OF great retcord IN
Dixielaud during the last two years, Is
generally recognized as the leading vel
feryyelgGt Of the South. He Is a scientific
wrestler Of The Tommy Doctor type, and
is recognized as a formidable opponent
for Jack
Olson has never met Reynolds on the
mat before, but has been seeking bout
with the local man for some time. Oh
son was born in Norway, where he won
many bouts before coming 10 this conn
try He is scheduled to arrive her to-
morrow.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
BOWLING
IL -
HOOSIER COFFEE
IN EARLY LEAD

ANDERSON, Ind, April 1o.-The
Hoosier Coffee team Of Indianapolis to-
tailed PAS pins Sunday, which was
enough to put it In first place in the early
standing. The Marott Shoe 1--WE came
next with a score 2,6S2. big second
game Of 975 pulled the outfit up in the
standing In the large game Rasmussen
was the roller who made 1t possible by
25S mark. Sterling Oolittc was third
among the Indianapolis fives with 2,6l3.
Central Alley five was next with 2,648
Blacker's Chill got 1881 pins and Atlas
Coal 1925 No other teams went over
the 1900 mark.
Rasmussen and Hueslein led the dou-
b1es teams with a score OF LIP. Hues-
lein was tie star Of the pair, with counts
of 215. 200 and POI. Coble and Weisman,
with n score of 1,16S, were second best
among the indianapolis pin getters. Spei-
cher and johnson were only one pin be-
hind, with 1 ,1G7. Hornberger and Pat-
terson also got into the money with
COUNT of l 1876. The doubles bowlers
were rolling against a high mark set by
Hans and Barth of South Bend, who fur
nished a sensation by grabbing the two
man event lead with a score Of ,2S2.
In the singles Indianapolis entries did
not do so well. Johnson led with 61S
score. Zig PAT game turned the trick.
ass other counts were $50 and l9l. Al
bers was second with 607. His game
counts were 211. 212 and 1S4 Weisman
and Murphy got scores of ISL.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
BrOtUnS Beat Cards
for st. Louis Title;
10000 See StruggIee

ST. LOUIS, April 10-Ths Browns
cleaned up on the Cardinals IN the city
series Of two games by winning sunday,
to 3. President Ban Johnson OF the
American League was present In the
crowd Of $1,000 paid admissions, a rec
ord attendance for baseball In 81. Louis.
The Browns punched their hits against
Doak, Barfoot and Pertica while brill
liant fielding rescued Nangllder fire.
quently. Sisler drove in Tobin three
times with singles and Williams scored
his outfeld partner in the seventh with
q double Hornsby. who had three hits
against ShoCker Saturday. went hitless.
williams had four assists IN left field,
throwing out runners at the plate IN the
first. second and fourth and retiring an
other going TO second IN the third in
ming The Browns won Saturdays game
to . Score OF the Sunday game:
St Louis American. .oO2 0l0 20l--6 u l
st. Louis National. Ola 900 Ol0-3 y 4
Batteries-Van Glider and SEVERED ;
Doak, Barefoot. Pertlca, North and Ain
smith. Umpires-Moran and Nallin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
AMATEURS
HANK SHOWING EARLY SPEED

Big league shortstops who have been
at Washington Park this spring in ex-
hibitfon games with the Indians have
not shown any better than Hank Schrei-
Der, the flashy youth who cavorts In
that territory for Jack Hendricks
Hoosiers. Hank gets the ball away in
pistol like fashion and 1t looks IKE
another big season for Tribe double
plays. In addition TO fielding we'll
Schneider is also getting his share of
hits, three being his total against De-
troit Sunday.
Last season Hank was bothered by
stomach trouble, but still managed TO
have a great year. In fact he looked so
good that he got a chance to finish out
the season as infeld utility man for the
New York Giants. The past winter
Schroeder underwent an operation for
appendicitis and he says he believes the
stomach trouble vanished along with his
appendix.
He certainly fits in well between Doug
Baird at third and Eddie Sticking at
SECOND.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
SPADE A. G. NINE PICKED.

The following players have been picked
for the Spades A. c.. baseball squad this
season: q. Mitchell F Mitchell. Dolli-
yer, Adler, Hall, whitman, Plummer, Tar
rant, Nogel, Schoenecker, Rivers Rob
erts. Parrish and Wuelhng; All players
ling at 1854 Roseline street, tonight at
Z 80. when measurements of the players
viii be taken for uniforms and a captain
win be elected. The Spades have a few
open dates and would like to book games
with fast state teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
IS Holes Enough for Day

question what the proper number
holes Occasionally
he
POSSIBLY the golfer got bit mixed on his
had played hoes
on
the south
in
Il instead Of engaging
always possible thing suop who does
pidiy rather
traced to other
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Challenges Jake

CHICAGO, April ia new contender
looms on the balkline horizon.
George Gray, hailing from London,
England is here with challenge to
Champion Jake Schaefer for the 1S.2 title.
James Young, Gray's manager, has lot
to say about the prowess Of his protege,
who by the way IS a star In the billiard
armament In Europe. Young is willing
to have Gray play Jake for $4,000
Gray is the man who took Australia
by the ears when he made numerous Eng
fish billiard records on an elliptical table.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Topping Wins NOrth-South

PINEHURST, \. c., April 1O.-Henry
J. Topping of Greenwich won the North
and South amateur golf championship
Saturday by defeating f. K. Robson of
Rochester, three and two in the 36-hole
finals. Three down at the end of the
morning round, Topping made a sensa-
tiOnal GOMEZ back during the afternoon,
while Robesons form fell off and he
failed to maintain his usual pace.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Gould Retains Title

=, NEW 3oKh, april 1o;-Jay Gonid or
premacy in court tennis and retained the
national amateur championship Saturday
by winning three straight victories from
Hewitt Morgan, New York, at the Rae
quet and Tennis Club. The score was
60, 81, 60 Morgan won the right to
challenge Gould through the default Of
c.. S. Cutting In the semi finals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
MARTINsyuLE SHOW.

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, April 1o.-The
regular weekly boxing show viii be held
here Friday night with Joe Walters
meeting Battling Monroe Of Cincinnati in
the main bout Of eight rounds. Soldier
Burke and Sailor Morris viii fight re
turn engagement Of six rounds in the
semi wind-up. Capt. Roy Slough and
MATCHMAKER Howard Wiggam are plan
ming on enlarging the seating capacity OF
the local club
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College Baseball

Princeton, Z; Lehigh, L
Army. 10; Yale. 0.
hayward, s; Providence College, 0,
Fofdham, 6: Yale, 3.
Tufts, 3 Northwestern, L
University of Pennsylvania, o; Dart
mouth, Fifteen innings).
Cornell, 8; Navy, 4.
Vermont, . eleven innigs).
Ursinus, 6; Rutgers, 4,
West Vorginia, 6; Duquesne. 2.
Michigan. o kentucky, L
Illinois, 9; Mississippi, 2.
Lafayette, g.; Gettysburg, 8.
Iowa, = State Teahers, 0.
Amos, 4; Cornell College, L
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Another Weissmuller Mark

DETROIT, Mich, April 10. John
Weissmuller, Illinois A. c. star natator,
clipped two -fifths OF a second off his
own worlds record for the .220- yard free
style IN winning tho national champion
ship for that distance at the Detroit
A. c. Saturday night. His time was
2:17 rs.
Welssmuller won In easy fashion over
Ehrlich, D. A. c., and Moore, Indiana.
Norman Ross, expected to start Ia the
event, failed to compete
Mrs. N0nnie Malcolmson. D. A. C., won
the Central n. A. L. fancy diving cham
pIonship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
BUTLER OPENS
COLLEGE CARD
Irvington Team Plays Han
over in First State Base
ball Game.

The Butler College baseball team
slipped away from the weather man at
7 40 this morning and headed for Han
over to open the Indiana College diamond
season. Butler followers were disap-
pointed when bad weather interterred
with the Franklin game Saturday, but
thew were confident of starting The sea-
son off right today at the expense of
Hanover
Fifteen men made the trip today, but
the lineup of the Pagemen was rather
uncertain. The battery selection was es-
pecially IN doubt. 1t was likely thss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Lexington Wins H. S. Meet

CHICAGO, April 10.-Lexington. KY,
won the national interscholastic basket
bali championship Saturday night by
defeating Mt. VernonS O., A to IS. Rock
ford, iii, finished third and Nashville,
Tenn, fourth.
Rockford won third place by defeat
team by As to go in a slow game. The
defeat gave Hume-Fogg fourth place.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

You Can Be OUer-GOIfed

impossible
In important imme
nodecspn often secondraters IN
cOntes n whc a
lis
trying discover why ther
overlooked
to
to
enjoyment playing the
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GIBBONs STOPS oRTEGA.

ST. PAUL. April 10-"Phantom" Mike
Gibbons Of st. Paul knocked out Battling
Oretga Of Portland. Ore, In the hrst
round Of a scheduled ten round bout sat
urday night Ortega did not land a
solid blow, while Gibbons counted at Will.
Andre Anderson OF Chicago and Farm
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Other Sunday Exhibitions

Washington, 8; Boston Nationals, 2.
Philadelphia Americans, 8 Baltimore,4
New York Americans, 4; Brooklyn, 0.
Chicago Americans, 3; New York Ma
tionals, ..
Cincinnati. 5; Boston Americans, 3.
Cleveland, 10; Columbus, 4.
Louisvilee; II; Nashville, 1.
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ST. JOSEPH LETTERS

CoLLEGEYILLE. Ind. April 1O-At a
meeting Of the members Of St Joseph's
basket ball varsity the Rev. Albin J.
scheidler, director Of athletics, presented
"J's" to the following tossers Weier.
Under, Collins, Osterhage, Druffei. James
Roach, John Roach. Puetz Kramps, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
FAIRMorNT ACADEMY WINS

MARION, Ind, April 10--Fairmount
Academy's track team won the triangular
track and field meet held at Rush field
Saturday, Fairmount taking 60 of the 30
points. Faifmount High School team won
second place with % points, and Sweet
GERS team scored II points. Burvia An
derson of aSweetzer won 16 Of the IT
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

4h9laha pous .s..'... .--... f1O OZO wv
Two-Base Hits-Schreiber, Covington,
Sticking, Morrison, HeilInan. Three Base
Hit-Baird. SacTiice-Yeach. Left on
Bases-IndianapOlis. z; Detroit. IL
Hits-On Hill, in innings; of Wea-
yer, 1 IN 4 innings. Bases on balls-On
Pitcher-By Weaver ('veach). Struck
Out-By Bill, 1; by Cole 8; by Weaver,
3. Balk-Weaver. Winning Pitcher
Hill Umpires = Gesel and Gardner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
- NEWS of the DAY IN = THE SPORT WORLD 80
Yankee Boxer Easily
Whips Jap Wrestler

HONOLULU, t. H., April 10.-Carl
Morris knocked out Takahashi, jiu-
jitsuist, in less than ore and one
half minutes, in "a mixed match here
Saturday night, Morris boxing and
Takahashi wrestling. The men arc
heavyweights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
RrcKrTT VS. COOK TONToHr.

LONDON. April 10.-Joe Beckett Of
England IS a slight favorite over George
Cook IN their fight tonight for the
heavyweight championship Of the British
empire. Cook Is an Australian
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10
Sport Features in Brief

NEW YORK-Jim Barnes, national open
golf champion, back at Pelham, after a
10 600 milo tour. says he Is not sure that
no will 20 to England this year and that
other American professionals may not
play In Britain.
NEW YORR--Another $4,000 event TO
be known rs the championship cup
win bo n regular fenturo for tho LatOnin
(Ky.) rcadng season, according TO the
announcement of w. n. Winn. manager
OF the Kentucky Jockey Club. The event
probably will be run after the Belmont
stakes here in june.
NEW YoRK-Carl Mays in great form
allowed Brooklyn only one hit in seven
innings and the Yankees won, 4 to 0.
Ruth made two circus catches.
NEW YORK-Pouncing on Paddy Shea
in the seventh the White Sox scored three
runs and beat the Giants, 3 to ., IN
their last exhibition game.
COLUNfRUS-The Cleveland Indians
got to Lowdermilk early and avenged
their Saturdays teahng by trouncing
the Columbus Senators, 10 to 4, In an
exhibition game yesterday. Fhe Detroit
Tigers were to meet the Senator'S today.
CHICAGO-The Pullman soccer team
eliminated the Canadian Club from the
Peel cup competition here yesterday, win
ming. to l.
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M1GGINs BATTLns BLoCK.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 10.-Chuck
virgins, the Hoosier Howitzer, and Ted
Block, Detroit, middleweights, meet here
in twelve rounds tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Purcell had one Of those zero days.
he was I'D four times and get moth
ing" In the field he didn't have a chance.
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ATINGLING LIVE GOSSIP
" = yithkhe fUCS or The KING

err Lodge Of Minneapolis fought q six
round draw.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Detroit newspaper men, four strong.
expressed admiration OF the Tribe infeld
Gene Morrison. Looks ike there's going
TO be a fight on for that center field job.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

CANS AND JAMAICA KID SCRAP.
Cans will attempt to sooth his pride
here tonight when he meets the Jamaica
Kid The Kid trounced Cans, holder Of
the Tex Richard middleweight champion
ship belt at Norfolk, two years ago, only
the bell saving him from h. o.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Ernie Kruger came through with two
safeties. His hitting surely will help
the Indians.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Manager Cobb, stiu slightly crippled,
directed his teams play from the bench.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

The Tigers will go into the American
League fight Wednesday at Cleveland
without their leader. Tyrus Raymond
Cobb. Until yesterday hope was held
out that thu famous batsman and base
runner would be able TO take his place
in the field for the opening game. but
physicians said it would be several days
before lhe could play again. His injured
leg has not healed as rapidly as had
been expecte and Ty announced sadly
sunday thu ne "a not expect to play in
the first game and perhaps not for
week or more aifer the season starts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

FothergilI.~ a Detroit sub outfelder. IS
built ike Ping BOdie, only wider.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Umpires Geisel and Gardner. got along
very well with the officiating.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Harry Heilman, champion percent ge
batsman OF the American League, proved
he was ready for another assault on
rival pitchers. He got q double and two
singles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

George Cutshaw cracked out three sin
giles. Heilman and Cutshaw got six OF
Tie Detroit hits. Bassler being the only
other Tiger 70 ind a safe spot.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Keep yourself tuned up for big open
ing Wednesday. Give the Indians 4 real
send-Off!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

The Tribe looks like a pennant con
tender sure II the pitching STAFF delivers
effectively. John Paul Jones, released
by the Indians last season when he was
unable to iron the kinks out OF his
throwing arm, IS going 10 be given an
other chance. He has been working out
In the South and informed Owner Smith
that he felt capable Of delivering again
In case Jones is able TO do a come back
Manager Hendricks pitching star wor-
ries Just about Will be over.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Feature fielding OF the afternoon was
contributed by CovingtOn and Rehg for
Indianapolis and Rigney for Detroit.
Riguey IS holding down Ownie Bush's
old Job az short stop for the Tigers. he
didn't stack up as much OF q hitter Sun
day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

It was an ideal day and more than
1900 fans were present.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

Morrison, sicktng and Schneider col
lected three hits each of Of Cole, the
southpaw used by Tt Cobb. Baird got
the longest hit Of the afternoon, a three
sacker to right center.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-10

The Indians got fourteen hits to seven
for the big lcaguers.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-10
Yanks Play. Alexandria
Infantry FtDe Tomorrow

The Yankees. local independent
champs will defend their honor
against the fast Alexandria Light
Infantry FIVE. of Alexandria, Va, on
Saturday night at the Coliseum and
this should be one of the best bat
ties of the locals season. Both
clubs have made wonderful records
this season. holding victories over
some of the strongest quints in this
section. On the Alexandria five will
be such stars as Williams, the for
mer Aloysius star: Dudek, Seiple,
Hurst and DeGroot. They also have
Hayden and Summers. both very ca
pable players. who should prove
hard men for the Yankee five to
stop.
The local boys have been going
great the past few weeks and their
recent decisive victory over the Key
GER collegians stamps them as one
o. the strongest quints in the East.
Manager Shaffer will depend on
Heddens and Atherton, forwards;
Ingley. centerr Ford and Capt. Cat
lin. guards. The game will start
promptly at S:15.