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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
Han0Uer Squad Abbeary to Be One of Str0MgeSt in SchO0ZS Hist09r
Playing
the Field
With Eddie Ash

AMERICAN, National and Ameri-
car Association wound up their sched-
ules Sunday. The worlds series and
Class AA series are now on tap. The
Yankees barely won out in the Amer
lean, topping st. Louis by only one
game. The Yanks haven't been hit
ting. The boys who were giving Z
to 5 on the Higgins crew to beat the
Giants have started to hedge. Their
knees are shaking-just like the knees
of the Yanks have been doing the past
few days.
INDIANS finished fourth. st. Paul
grabbed it's third pennant in four
years and will tangle with Baltimore
Wednesday. The Tribe won two out
Of three games over the weekend.
winning Saturday, 8 to 0 and dividing
a twin bill with the Millers Sunday,
losing, 5 to 3, and winning, 6 to 4, in
ten innings. Young Fitzsimmons re
lieved Petty in the final game Of the
schedule and was in the contest long
enough to get credit for the victory.
X. G. finished one-haIf game
back Of the Millers for second
place. Bunny Brief got his fOrtieth
homer and it was announced that
Il. G. led the league in attendance.
JUST to prove they r entitled to
their pennant crown, the Saints
wound up the final day by downing
the Colonels twice.
RUTH seems to be weakening as
the big series approaches. He famed
while three mates waited on the sacks
Sunday. Washington walloped Sam
Jones.
ONLY a salesman could do it,
Whitley Witt wasn't hit by a bottle
thrown from the st. Louis bleachers.
He stepped on a bottle and 1t Tipped
up and knocked him out. So wrote a
st. Louis salesman TO Ban Johnson.
Ban thought II so good he mailed the
fan a ticket to the worlds series and
500. Only a salesman could do it.
Nunamaker has been released
by Cleveland to accept the job OF
managing NndildIlouBh. HUB bp
ing to be the lookout for the
LOOkouts.
BALL players can now return home
and search for some coal to keep the
Fireside League going.
COLUMBUS wound up in the eel
lar, its favorite spot. The Colo
neIs. who won the flag in 1921. slipped
back to sixth place. The Falls City
team fell hard.
CINCY REDS beat the Pirates in
the race for SECOND place in the Ma
tional. The Rhineland sort OF
surprised tho dopesters. Pat Moran
is good for another
Cards and Pirates finished in a
tie for third position. HOrnsby
closed with a batting average OF
.4OI, the first time the feat has
been accomplished in the Nation
al since 1898.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
May Manage Philadelphia Nationals
Next Season.
BIZ United Neics

By United NeiCS
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Reports
that George Stallings will manage the
Philadelphia National League team
next season, succeeding Irving Will
helm. recalled the great achievements
of Stallings' career.
Stallings has handled four major
league clubs, the Quakers of 1898, the
Tigers, the Yankees and the Braves.
He hustled the Yanks along to finish
in second place in 1910, the highest
spot the club ever held at the finish
of a season until the present owners
went after p%ennants with their e
books. He won his greatest fame by
lifting the 1914 Braves from eighth
place in July to first place at the end
of the season. winning the pennant
and defeating the Athletics four
straight games in the world series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
GRAPPLERS IN FIELD
Strong 1OO-11O-POund Eleven to Use
Pennsy Park Grid.

The Grapplers. last years city
champs in the 1O~O-11O-pound class,
have organized this season and have
strengthened their team with the ad-
diton Of a number Of new players.
They have secured Pennsy Park for
the season. The Grapplers will hold
practice Tuesday and Friday even
ings at 1880 at Willard Park and all
players are requested to be present.
The Grapplers would like to hear
from some Of the fast teams in the
city. For games call 2463 and ash for
Ray.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
Saturday Grid Results

COLLEGE.
l. Butler, IA: Franklin. O..
Notre Dame. 40; Kalamazoo. 0.
Wabash, 10: Hanover. o..
De PAW. 80; Millikin. o.
Eastern Illinois Normal, z: Rose Poly, o.
Culver, 10; Badin Hall (Notre Dance. o.
Centre, 2l; Clemson, o.
Lehigh, o; Gettysburg, o.
Army, 80; Springfield. 0.
Army, IL; Lebanon Valley, 0.
shall. o.
University. Of Pittsburgh. 81; University
Penn State. 2s: William and Mary. 7.
Bucknen, Al; Alfred. o..
Colby. 3; Boston University. 3.
Holy Cross. 80: Providence College, g..
Washington and Jefferson, 30; Westmin-
ster, o.
University of Georgia. Al; Mercer. o.
Auburn, 70; Howard. 0.
Brown. %; Rhode Island State, o.
Rutgers. 10: Penn Military, o.
Fordham, IS; Canisius. o.
Harvard. 20; MiddIebury. O..
S Se@ york On HniT ETsafgS' 3d. s. New York Ak.
Lafayette. 81: Richmond. O.
Dartmouth, 20: Norwich. o.
Cornell. 90: st. Bonaventure. 8.
Williams. Al; Hamilton, o.
New Hampshire. II; Bates. z.
Vermont, z: Maine. 0.
Tufts. 10; Connecticut Aggies. o.
Syracuse, Al; Muhlenburg, o..
Yale. ID: Carnegie Tech. o.
University Of Detroit. z; Wilmington
(Ohio) College. o.
Princeton. 80: Johns Hopkins, o.
Bowdoin. IS: Amherst. 7.
University of Virginia, "a; George
Washington. o..
Beloit. "a: Dekalb. 0.
VlIanova, 10; West Maryland. o.
Marquette University, 81; Campion Col
lege, o.
Knox College. 6: Iowa Wesleyan, 10.
West Virginia University. 20; West Viz
gina Wesleyan. 8.
University of Tennessee. 80; Carson
Newman. Z.
Western Kentucky Normal, g.; Univer-
city OF Louisville. o.
North Carolina University. 6; Wake
forest. o.
University of California, 40; Santa
Clara. IA.
University of Kentucky, 10; Marshall
St, Louis University. 40; Cape Giraddeau
HIGH SCHOOL.
Manual. 20; Marion. q.
Cathedral 80: jefferson tLsfayetteD. O.
Linton. 10; Petersburg. O..
Garfield (Terre Hautel, 20: Sullivan. z.
Bicknell. o: Bloomfield. o.
Jasonville. u; Palestine (Nl.l, o.
Warsaw. Al; Goshen. O..
Peru. IA: LoganspOrt. 3
Emerson Gary. 90: Valparaiso. o.
Princeton, "a: Mt. Vernon. o.
BOonyille. 43; Lawrenceville, o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
MISS COLLECT CHAMP
Defeats Mrs. Gavin for WOmen's
National Golf Title.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, W.
Va. Oct. miss Glenna Collett, 49,
year-old Providence girl. is the new
women's golf champion Of the United
States. She was crowned late Satur-
day on the course Of the Greenbrier
Club, where she turned back Mrs. Viii
liam A. Gavin, brilliant English play
err, in a t~hirty-six-hole match, 5 up
and 4 to play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
BRIDGES AT ANDERSON
Local WeIter to Meet Thomas In
Legion Bout Thursday.

BU Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 2.-Bobbie
Bridges of Indianapolis, will meet Mel
vim Thomas of Toledo. Ohio, in a ten
round boxing match, Thursday, which
is the main go of the American Legion
show to be held at the Crystal Theater
These men met once before and they
furnished one of the best battles ever
seen in a roped ring at Anderson. The
boxers are welterweights.
Joe Cans of Indianapolis, will box
Young Scotty of Muncie in an eight
round semi-wind-up. They are col
ored boxers. There will be two six
round preliminary bouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
HELVIE IN LIMELIGHT
Scores Touchdown for JonesbOrO Last
Minute of Play.

By Times Special
JONESBORO. Ind, Oct. with
less than one minute to play Chunk
HeIvie half back. scored the winning
touchdown for Jonesboro Sunday.
The score was, Jonesboro, Z. Fit.
Wayne 0.
Shafer Of FIT Wayne had punted
and it was ~Jonesboro's ball On the
courtyard line. Martin of J~onesboro
dropped back OF his boal line to kick.
He SEN the ball in a high spiral.
Stahl, captain and quarter back Of FIT.
Wayne, attempted to catch the ball
as three Jonesboro players rushed at
him. He fumbled. Helvie picked up
the ball in midfeld and sprinted to the
goal line for the winning touchdown.
Roberts scored a try-forpoint with a
drop kick.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
POLO GAME TUESDAY
Second Tilt OF Fall Tourney Between
Locals and Army Four.

The Indianapolis Polo Club team
will meet the Army four Of Columbus,
in the second game Of the regular
schedule in the polo tourney at the
Speedway Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.
m. The contest was originally carded
for Saturday, but the enforced alb
sence of members of the local club
caused a postponement. In the ex,
hibition tilt staged Saturday a team
Of Indianapolis players defeated the
Army four, IL to 6.
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Times Tourney Results

In the Times ~14-year-old city cham
pionship baseball tourney games Sun
day the Christamores defeated the
Riversides. 6 10 5. and the Boys Club
Midgets won from the Specials. IA to
8. The score of the Hawks and Spades
Midgets game was not turned in. The
time and place Of the nex game will
be announced later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
1922 Home Run Leaders

Hornsby. Cards. AZ; Williams,
Browns. SO; Walker. Athletics. So;
Ruth, Yanks, 35; williams. Phils, 26;
Heilman, Tigers, 81; Miller, Athletics.
21; Kelly, Giants, IT; Lee, Phils, Ii;
f. Meusel, Giants, 16; r. Meusel,
Yanks, 16; Wheat, Robins, IS; Park
inson, Pills, Is. Brief of Kansas City
led the Association with forty
boYnara
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE MEN
IN SHOWS
LOTS OF FIGHTING SPIRIT
Additional Grid Players Report as College %opens-Gym Is Being
RemodeIed at the Ohio River
Institution
By HEZE CLARK
Sfn6 ~COrreSDOudeuk.

HANOVER, Ind, Oct. To-day was registration day at
Hanover College. However, the Ohio River school already has
weeks.
This year there will be about 10 students at Hanover College.
Of this number only about seventy are men students. So far
there have been just twenty-five men on the Hanover football
squad, but today twenty more promised to report to Coach Fer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
Leading Major Hitters
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sisler. st. Louis, AIS.
Cobb. Detroit, 1893.
Speaker. Cleveland, .379.
Heilnan, Detroit, 1853.
Miller, Philadelphia. 1873.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Hornsby. St. Louis, .4O1.
Miller. Chicago. .352.
Bigbee, Pittsburgh. .351.
Grimes, Chicago. .351.
Tierney, Pittsburgh, .342.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02

Abe Mitchell, the veteran English
golfer, won the southern title at
Nashville in a sensational play-off
Sunday with Leo Dlegel of New Or
leans. At the end of 72 holes OF play
Saturday the two golfers were ven
Then SO holes were played and Die
gel tied up the match with a birdie
4 on the home hole. Three extra
holes then were played to decide the
winner. Mitchell won the match
when Diegel hooked into the rough
on the second hole OF the play-of.
The first and third holes were halved.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
Arsenal Cubs Take swatfest

The Arsenal Cubs claim the city
championship in the ~16-year-old class
after defeating the Fletcher Midgets
Sunday, 81 to IL, in a swat-fest game.
For games with the Cubs call Circle
229S and ask for Eddie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
NEW YORK STAGE IS SET
FOR SERIES SCRAP
BETWEEN GOTHAM Gil BS
Teams in Shape With Exception of Few Minor ~-Nehf
Is Expected to Go Against Bush at
Start of Play.
BIZ HENRY FARRELL
Unified Press Shorts EditoT

NEW YORK, Oct. with official titles to the remnants, in
stead of mathematical certainties, the New York Giants and the
Yanks were brushing up today for the worlds series start on
Wednesday.
John McGraw, manager of the National League champions,
and Miller Higgins, the pilot of the American League pennant
winners, ordered their charges to report at the Polo grounds to-
dow for Iirb+ u0rkout
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02

With the exception of a few minor
ailments, both clubs are reported in
good shape and ready to present their
full strength in the opening game
Wednesday.
Babe Ruth has been nursing a
strained side that he pulled in batting
practice a few days ago, but he said
today that it wasn't bothering him and
that the old swing was all ready.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
RAFFERTY, GOES OVER
Scores Only Touchdown for BeImonts
Against Greenfield.

BU Times Special,
GREENFIELD. Ind. oct. 1.-The
Beimonts Of indianapolis defeated the
F1iers here Sunday, 6 to 0. The win.
rers scored a touchdown in the third
quarter when Rafferty, went over from
the f~ve-yard line. Nicholson and Dun
can starred for the Belmonts in the
back field and the two ends, Johnson
and Smock. also featured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
A. B. Cs. Beat Pros.

Taylor's A. B. C.s defeated the All
Professionals at Washington Park
Sunday, 5 to 2. Ross twirled for the
winners. Dawson Of the pro nine
was given poor support.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02

KOKOMO. Ind, Oct. 1.-The 10
komo American Legion football team
opened its season here Sunday by
defeating Alexandria by a score of
II to 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
Buffalo Pros Win

BUFFALO. Oct. 2.-The Buffalo
all-American football team defeated
the Hammond, Indiana, professionals
yesterday, by a score of 7 toNQ in the
opening game of the season heSe.
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RIVERSIDE A. AS WIN

E6feat TT. HaTT1Son ELEVEN ny OCoTe
of &c to I.
The Riverside A. A. football team
defeated the TT. Harrison eleven Sun
day, 26 to Z. The soldiers got the
Jump in the first quarter going over
for a touchdown in that period. The
Riversides came strong thereafter and
scored four ~touchdowns in the last
three periods.
Weaver's forty-fve-yard end run
was a feature. For games with the
Riversides address H. E, Anderson,
.25 S. Meridian St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02
Want Net Games

The Christamore basketball team
wants to schedule games. Call Bel
mont LIB.
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PICK FIVE
INDIANS ON STAR
TEAM OF LEAGUE
Response to Times Request
Heavy formidable Squad
Selected as Mythical Club.
How Fans Picked EN-

Benton, st. Paul; linn, Kansas City;
Weaver, Indianapolis; Hall, st. Paul;
Hill, indianapolis.
CATCHERS-Myatt, Milwaukee;
Kruger, Indianapolis.
FIRST BASE-Kirke, Louisville.
SECOND BASE - Sticking, In
dianapolis.
THIRD BASE-Lutzke, Kansas
City.
SHORTSTOP-Boone, st. Paul.
OUTFIELDERS Browns In
dianapolis; Combs, Louisville; Good,
Kansas City.
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American Association
American League
National League
L
American League

St. P. 4-1O; LOUSY, 81. Mime, "a
Ind, 3-6. Kan. c., A; Col, 80. Tol, I'll;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02

Ho-OaSe hlts-BalrQ. Purceu. slcktns,
Bluege. Home run-Mayer. Stole bases
Fisher. Brown. Double play-Fisher to de-
fate. Bases on balls-Of Scib. o: of Nc
Graw. /. Struck out-By Seib. 9: by Nc
Graw. g.. by. Yingling. 2. Hits-On Nc
Graw. s in s innigs: off Yingling. l In three
innings. Balk-McGraw. Winning pitcher
-Yingling. Umpires-oBrien and Shan.
non Time AZ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-02

0ALOAN W ~1COAACS AL hdAs
OUTFIELDERS Browne In
dianapolis; Combs, Louisville; Good,
Kansas City.
indianapolis fans think well of a
number of the Indians, regardless of
where the team finished in the Ameri,
can Association race.
The Times recently asked the fans
to submit their selections for an all
star Association team and hundreds
Of baseball followers mailed in lists.
After gathering all selections received
the players named the greatest mum
be1 Of times for the various positions
were chosen on the fans mythical all.
A. A. team.
Pitching Staff Of Six
Fans were asked to name only five
pitchers, but, due to a tie resulting
between Charlie Hall of the Saints
and Carmen Hill of the Indians, the
mythical pitching staff was increased
to six.
Indians landing positions We're: Ed.
die Brown, outleld: Eddie Sticking. sec
onG base; Ernie Kruger. catch. and
Harry Weaver and Carmen Hill, pitch.
Other Indians receiving scattered votes
were Cavet, %Covington. Schneider,
Baird, Yerkes. Seib. Petty, Rehg. Pur.
cell and Dixon.
Tom Sheehan of the Saints led by
far in the selection of pitchers and
Rube Benton Of the champions was
second. linn of Kansas City was
third and Weaver Of the Indians
fourth.
Race for First Close
The race for first base was close.
with Kirke Of Louisville winning over
Brief Of Kansas City by a few votes
Second base competition found Sick
ing beating out Lear OF the Brewers
by a few points only. Rube Lutzke
was almost an unanimous choice for
third Ease and Boone Of the Saints
was a heavy favorite for shortstop.
Wyatt Of the Brewers and Kruger
Of the Indians were tied for catching
honors, with Gonzales of the Saints
a close third.
In addition TO Brown, the other
Outfelders chosen were Combs ot
Louisville and Good of Kansas City
other felders close up were Becker
Of the Blues. Lamar Of the Hens
Wade OF the Millers. and Haas Of the
Saints.
Minneapolis, Toledo and Columbus
failed to land any positions on the
mythical team.
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STALLlNGS RUM0R

Bos. 80; N. Y, O-3. Gin. 5-5; Pitt
Al. st. l., Z: Chi. l. Phila, @; Brook,
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AIinneapolis

IwO-base hlts-Flsher, JOnrOy, 2. Ihrce-
base hit-Covington. Home run-Msgee.
Stolen bases-Baird. Purcell. Sacrifices
Covington. Conroy. Double plays-Sicking
TO Covington: Schneider to Sticking to Cow
ington: Baird to Schneider. Bases on balls
on Petty, 2; off Fitzsimmons, /: off
Schauer, 2. Struck out-By Petty, q; by
Fitzsimmons. 2; by Schauer. 4. Hits-Of
Petty. o in @ Id innigs; off Fitzsimmons, 8
in 3 2-3 innings. Wild pitch-Petty. Passed
ball-Owens. Balk-Schauer. Winning
Observation-Disclosures. Umpires-Shannon
and O'Brien. Time AS.
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National League

Wash. 8: n. Y, /. Cleve- 8; Det., 5. St.
L. 2: Chi. /.
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Cards and Pirates finished in a
tie for third position. HOrnsby
closed with a batting average OF
.4OI, the first time the feat has
been accomplished in the Nation
al since 1898.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
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Portland, Gre.
AIToNA, Oct as4--carisfeId taer,. New
Orleans
ROTTERDAM, Oct 81 - Litcapa, Key
West; Noy i. Christian Bors tNor}, Wa
bana.
AMSTERDAM. Nov 1--Ampsteo tBels).
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 2-~Anton,a (Br)
tfrotp J.nndon), Montreal: President Roose
yslt 9froni Bremen), New York Rssolnte
tfroni Han.burg). New York; Empress OF
France tfsr) efrorns damburg), 0uebec.
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GHENT, Oct 31--City of Fairbury, New
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Galveston.
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more.
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aeir Moor 127 q Boston Nov
Hawaiian 335 N Colon Nov
harvester l62 NV TortuRss Nov
4nnoke zl5 Cape Henry Nov i
irene ND Cape Henry Nov 3.
= e 9nfrey passed Tampa Bar pAf ~ I,
e Bonneii Il Diamond sheal Nov
greenland l.t30 u Ambrose Nov
Iigntnurne 16s NV Tortugaa Nov y
Lnxpeliis ssb b Ambrose Nov
Liberty l.le0 e Ambrose Nov q
sa'nnesosar l,ls4 Ambrose Nov q,