Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
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BY DICK MILLER.

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majority Of the Saturday afternoon
league games and many results were
decided in the clubhouses-conversation
ally.
Broadway and Olive Branch finished all
Of their game, and boys, 1t was a game.
Wilkinson and Stein, had pitching duel.
but the Branch hitters hit at the right
time. Olive Branch won 81
Kahns must have heard about the mean
twirling staff that Kingans carry, for
when the Relia bles looked for their oppo-
sition the Tailors were nowhere to be
seen. Kingans claim forfeit.
For a change. most of the Sunday
School League games were close when the
rain started to fall, TIE game between
Morris Street and North Park being IL
after six innings.
Stafford Tones and Crescent Papers
won in a walk. They hammered the old
pill all over the lot and for the number Of
! balls hit errors did not count up 80
numerous in either game. Just good,
clean wallops.
McFeeley Of the American Railway E1-
press still throws that roundhousa by
| them. Z. S. Tile broke their backs at 1t
Saturday.
Powers continues to be the dominating
power Of that American Central Life
team. He has allowed only three runs In
Bank team BANKED when J. Pluvius
, stepped to bat. He sure looks good.
Billy Holmes would have gone wild
that eighth inning, netting five runs, to
take their battle with the Calumets, IL
to 0.
Nol Nd
Mullin singled for the Caseys. Baker
then hit one on the nose for triple
aud tied 1t up. He scored what proved
to be the winning run moment later
on Cummings single, but to make II
safe. the Caseys put over two more.
Little Mick Hanlsy, out in the left
garden for the Caseys, looked mighty
sweet, cutting In with some neat catches
that saved Fay, rookie getting his
first start. lots Of trouble. He sprung
charley horse late In the game and
had to retire.
Manager Daley Of the Pintas sets a
good example. He smacked out double
In the first with the sacks jammed. seor-
ing three runs. They beat the La Sales,
1874.
AL Feeney Of the Pintas got hit or
hit one out every time up.
Kirkhofr. on the mound for the La
Sales, was very Wild and several bat
tiers couldn't get out OF the way. be
was hit rather hard, too, six Pinta
batsmen getting two blows each
Point, put Hand IN the affair with
Stilesviile Sunday. Hand proved to be
the right choice, holding the Stllesvile
bows at bay for eight innings without
a score while the Point made fifteen. A
triple aud fuke fly scored one for the
opposition In the ninth.
The haywood Grays broke Zionsville's
winning streak yesterday, winning al.
Martin was going good and the Grays
hoped on the louisville star, Tyron, for
hits whsn~they meant runs. Martin was
backed up by sterling support featured
by five double plays.
Paragon took our Indisanapolis Ath-
athlete, played left garden for the Ath-
letics.
Better watch this shelbyv,Ile crew X
they. get a pitcher, Twelve runs VIII win
6fty six runs IN five games. but has won
only three Of them.
Frankfort had things easy with. Leh-
fort, pitched great ball.
Stanmetx and Fisse committed more
than the average number Of errors on the
left side OF Lebanon's inheld.
The Babe Ruths Of the Frankfort team
sure aim for those trees In center field
A hit in them Is a sure double.
Babh Mattern and his Greensburg crew
hoped on Gaines Of Shelhyyille for eieh,
runs In the first stanza and obtained
m undenla BILE lead winning in the end.