Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14
GOOD HELM
AS BLUES OPEN
INDIAN SERIES
Wilbur Succeeds Knabe as
K. c. BOss-Pat Shea
Coming TO Join Tribe.
SEIB SCORES sHUTOUT

"Just moved in-Under new manage
n1e1t" That was the manner in when
tile X. c. Blues advertised themselves as
they strOlled about town this morning
dwaiting the opening or series W. ~
l/the Indians at Washington PARK thls
WiI6Tr Good. center fielder, is the new
manager of the team from the banks ol
the Kaw, this veteran having been 3p-
uoinfed 70 succeed Otto hnabe Tuesday
hight. Knabe left the team on his ar
rival here late Tuesday and departed LOT
kansas City to talk his sudden reiease
over with owner Muehlbach. GOOD mas
been with the *. c. club for several sea
sons and is rated one of the best hitterS
4 ana felders In the league. He is said
10 be popular with his mates ana he Is
expected TO bring the Blues out OF the
rut they have been in for some time.
Good is going to find some tough sled
4 ding Tor q few days, however, Tor mas
athletes are slated to perform against
the Indians here for four days, starting
today II he can encourage his OUTFIT
s. cneck the Tribesmen he VIII be DO
Ing something, for the Hendricksmen
right now are going at merry clip,
having won nine out OF the last eleven
games.
In addition to seeing the rookie. Clyde
Seib, turn the Brewers back, TO o, IN
brilliantly pitched contest YESTERDAY
the fans also were given cheer By an an
nouncement from Owner W. L. smith.
Said announcement informed the fans
that Pitcher Pat Shea was coming from
the New York Giants TO assist the In
dams, Shea was with St Paul for
time last season, Icing recalled by John
McGraw IN time to he eligible for the
worlds series, Shea is coming here on
n loan but the fans care Not now ne
comes, Just so he twlrls baseball eT-
fectively and wears Tribe UNIFORM
while so occupied. The addition OF
Shea will give the Indians a powerful
stan consisting OF eight fingers. .-,,
RI
Seib. a right handed finger taken out OF
the industrial ranks at Decatur, III sem
was assigned the twirling job yesterday
IN the series Wiudup with the Brewers
and the visitors were able to collect but
two hits of his delivery He pitched
IN a manner OF a veteran and in hve OF
the nine innings not Brewer reached
first base. In fact only FIVE Brewers got
on base, two by safe hits. one by base
on balls and two by errors. o10osiug
SeIb was "Peewee" Gearin, Milwaukee
southpaw, and 1t must be said Ior me
little fellow that he also was pitching
ball. The only run Of the game came IN
the fourth inning on S1ckinEs hit, Gov
ingtOn's sacrifice and Browns long single.
The Indians got eight safeties of Gear
in. but he was able to get out OF trouble
with the exception Of the fourth stanza.
Seib not only pltcuel IL ulg league
style, but he made himself a few points
with the bat. getting two singles and
sacrifice. Needless to state, the major
league scouts will be present the next
time Clyde goes to the mound. Owner
Smith and Manager Hendricks were
highly elated over the youngsters per
formance yesterday and they feel he is
destined to become star.
Center Fielder Mathews Of the Brewers
pulled in n couple Of drives that were
labeled hits, one OF Morrison and one
of Baird.
Each pitcher issued one pass and each
famed Two men.
The Blues are here for four days and
will be followed by the Saints.
Kids day tomorrow again Also
ladies day"