Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL
RY DICK MILLER.

State Independents. II; Reliables, 0.
Stansbury, State pitcher, was in wonder
tables on their respective heads. One
hit and fifteen strike-Outs made up bis
days work. While Stansbury was huri-
ing In such style his mates, led by Glenn
ons, formerly of the Three-I League, was
holding him up in fine style. -. OF the
team contributed hits to the scoring Of
fensive.
Kingans downed the Citizens Has boys
and copied a great battle, 8 to :.
O'ROurke got back on his stride again
hits. Don't let anybody tell you that
the Gas boys did not fight hard, for
eleven hits and four errors were only
good for three runs. Adams pitched we'll.
Kingsolver, Tech baseball coach, was
behind the Lat for Broadway NJ: rs
His outfit finally came out on the long
end of a wild battle, 1914.
Powers re-entered the fray. American
Central Insurance COPIED. but only after
one tough battle and strong finish.
The Morris Street NJ Els continued
that heavy artillery. Hitting the way
they do. the opposition has little chance
unless they have a hurler stronger than
the youthful star. Dunn, and pitching
stars are hlrd to find.
Caseys bit the dust in a ninth-inning
rally put on by Daily's Pintas. which
allowed the Pintas to retain the X. Of
c. League leadership.
The Brookside Odd Fellows, smarting
over their previous week defeat at the
hands Of the Bricklayers, came back
strong and buried the Printers under an
avalanche OF hits and runs. Noefke and
Jacobs contributed homers.
Murphy caught a good game for the
ink singers.
Frankfort Ond.) continues to win. This
time Noblesyille being the easy victim,
So who's going to stop EN-.
Queisser's Maroons visited New Pales-
tine for about three hours yesterday and
while there took the home boys on for
little TALL game. Harold HarmesOn hit
for a perfect day, getting homer with
two on and three singles. Sylvester and
Calvert allowed two hits each In split
game for the Maroons and both OF New
Palestine's runs were the results of home
runs. one off Of each pitcher. Score. ~
T. Hawkins was in form for the Indian
apolis Stars at Northwestern Park yes
terday and the colored boys ran rough
shod over the indianapolis Midways, 172,
Caves hit for the circuit with the sacks
intoxicated and made possible the ninth
straight victory.
The Bricklayers did not do so we'll after
taking down the league leaders last week
and proved easy for the BiFO- Res with
Abrams on the hill. Overconfdence may
have crept in, but that is a bad thing,
going against a man Of Abrams calibre.
At Upton yesterday Lebanon's winning
streak was halted by 6 to score. Both
teams made eight hits, but Lebanon made
FIVE errors. Johnny Hendricks says it
was anybody's ball game. hut one run
means a victory in our book.
The Federals In the Commercial League
play a better Sunday game than they do
on Saturday. At Kokomo yesterday they
staged a mean battle and won, IL to 10
.n.E- -4-t.I II SO
With a terrible wallOp in the thirteenth
that looked like 1t would never stop when
1t passed over the left field fence.
Babb Mattern caught a great game at
Greensburg yesterday, and with Sherer
hurting a fivehit game, the battery
score was TO 0. Brookville put up a
fine game and Schuck pitched a game
that ordinarily would be a victory.
Picnics always come first, and the
National City Travellers Insurance game
had to be postponed until a later date.
The insurance writer's took days out
ing.
The Marmon 34s handed the Seal Fasts
a drubbing yesterday and won, 21-7. We
would like to see the Maroons and Mar
mons clash. What do you say, Link and
Queisseri
Al Feeney. first sacker deluxe of the
Pintas in the K. of c. League, regained
his hitting strlde ana came across with
three lusty wallops that helped IN over
comih. ;Ae early lead the Caseys had
runs up. Une Of his wallops spelled de-
feat in the ninth for the Caseys.
Henderson, pitching for the Indianolas,
entered the amateur hall of fame yester-
the Lucky Strikes. When his support
blew up the Strikes tailed one run, but
his mates had piled up 49, meeting
will be held Wednesday at 1424 Astor
street.
The Talbot Specials won a forfeit
from the indianapolis Cubs. who failed TO
appear. For games in the 16-year- old
class call Drexel $3.50 and ask for Harry.
Meldon Juniors, Tigers and Edgewood
take notice.
The Keystones defeated the Y. NJ. S.
Sunday. The Keystones play at Moores-
, game with the Hercules for July and
Beech Grove July 4. Address w. j.
Schoch, 1896 Barth avenue.
The Indianapolis Southern Grays de
feated Mooresville, IL to 4, Sunday at
Mooresville. A game is wanted by the
Cumberland, Charlottesville and Morgan
town take notice. Address l.. Fertig, or
call Belmont 1910.
The Imperials won from the Indianolas,
Sunday, Is to 2 The Imperials play at
Bridgeport next Sunday. A game is
wanted IOT 4. ne lHiptElaIS
lenge the Maroonsxe Manager Quiesser is
requested to call Belmont 1922 and ask
for Everitt All Imperials are requested
o be at a meeting Wednesday night at
Buds house.
The Central Juniors won a forfeit from
the Vanity Fairs and then played a team
under the name of the Dumbells, and
won, &c to 8. The Juniors then topped
the afternoon and played the Martin
Parrys a fve-inning game, the Parrys
winning, 10 to s. The Juniors will hold
meeting at Eddy's house, 633 East New
York street tonight. For games with the