Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Independent Baseball

The MeldOn Club went fifteen in
nings Sunday to defeat the Midway
4 c. by a score of to !. Kemp
and Mathews were in the box for the
winners, while SkiIIman went the en-
tire route for the 1IIdways. The
1TeldOns played well in the Dinches
and finally got the one-run edge.
The MeIdOns play the Y. III. 5. team
next Sunday.
The haywood Grays defeated the Fern
dale club at Riverside, 10 to 8. in a prac-
tice game Sunday. The grays will hold
a meeting Tuesday night and all players
are requested to be present. The Grays
open the season at MOOresville next Sun
day For games address William Burk
1872 Reisner street, or call Belmont 0442.
The Imperials defeated the indianapolis
Comets, IA 10 II, Sunday afternoon. The
winners meet the Triangle Juniors next
Sunday at Garfield Park.
The ST. Phillips A C. opened the sea
son Sunday by winning a double header.
The first game was won from the Jones
Transfer team by q % TO IL count. The
second contest, a five-inning affair with
the Premiers, was won by q score of 2
to 0. For games with 81. Phillips can
Webster 1851 and ask for John.
The K. OF P. No. Sc team will play
the Printers Union next Saturday after
noon at Rhodius Park and on Sunday
viii take on the Southern Reserves at
Riverside No. 2 The X. OF P S are book
ing games out Of town on Sunday Write
J. z. Baker. 1923 ROseline street or call
Bert Ross, Webster 141S
TIE Noble Specials won from the Tay-
Tor r. S Sunday, the score being III
The playing OF Wilson and White and
the pitching Of Dill featured the game
A h. hol d-r
Thursday night at { o'clock. For games
with the Noble Specials write Eddy Rel
ter, e5S East New York street.
The Maroon baseball team won its
opening game from the Boys Club Sun
Sunday. 10 TO o. The winners overcane
A two-run lead in the eighth TO win the
game. For games with the Maroons ad-
dress o. J. Queisser, 254s North Capitol
avenue, or call Randolph 051s.
The automatic department of the West
ern Union defeated the Morse Brass
Founders al Garfield Pt K, diamond No.
1. Sunday morning in the first game Of
meet next Sunday at Brooks de. The
features of the game were the tatting OF
Patterson and the playing of Lautner Of
Msxss.
The West Parks opened their season
Sunday with 10 to victory over the
Beech Grove Reds. Feeney and Sisco
showed good form in tie box for the win
ners. The West Parks desire a game
for next Sunday with some fast State
team. Address Robert Fielder, 934 North
Sheffield avenue, or call Belmont 1856.
The Keystones defeated the Mariettas
Sunday in a well-played game, 6 to 2.
The KeyBtones have open dates for next
month and would like to arrange games
with local and State teams. Address w.
J. Schock. 1926 Barth avenue.
TRADERS POINT. Ind. April 24.-The
Traders Point Maroons defeated the FIT.
Harrison team Sunday in the opening
game of the season on the local grounds
by the score of 3 to 3. Gaa1ema and
Bruder Of the Maroons did the best stick
work for the local club, each getting two
blows. The soldiers connected with
Days slants. who started on the mound
for the MarOons, and Rogers. who fin
ieasd the. game after the third inning,
proved effective, the losers getting only
two ssfe hits of him in the six innings
he worked. Next Sunday the Westfeld
Independents viii meet the local team