Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

nose bem1S Bag players sure are
nifty bunch. White suits trimmed in
left sleeve showing bag being opened
by cat
! 1t took the opposition. the Federals,
10 open UP the bag full of tricks. though
and they also had a bag full OF hits
| up their sleeves Gaalema In center
field. has rounded out smuggling crew,
and with Paris on the mound this
! bunch Is bound to win many ball games
I Ribble catcher Of the Bemis team, sui
! fcred dislocated finger in the eighth,
and had to give way to Logsdon.
/ The game between the rivals of the
/ same building. the American Central
! Life Company and the American Cen
\ trail Life Building teams. resulted tn
/ mean pitchers battle between Pow
I ers the company and johnson tor the
I building. The former got the better
/ breaks and also turned in some neat
] twiriing On two or three occasions he
/ struck out the last two batters with
4 runners on third and second Both
\ pitchers were we'll supported, McHale
on first for the building hunch digging
/ several bad throws out of the turf. For
seven innings this game ran 90.
| oh. boy, those fair fans sure know
their oats. Balloons. good looks aud
noise aplenty were the incentives that
the boys had to play ball for. We even
had the pleasure to hear from two dam
sells from Boston say that the boys out
here that work every day had Il on the
boys down East playing this Saturday
afternoon pastime.
II might be we'll for the hca,.s of the
various leagues to call to the attention
of their staf umpires the rule on the
pitcher throwing 10 a base to catch
base runner Pitchers were getting
away with murder Saturday bur If they
ever get against a real jumps. they are
going to he the ones 10 suffer.
Mays pitcher of the College Avenue
Baptists. pitched for the Louisville As
stand the pace of the Sunday School
League Saturday, due e. an attack Of
pneumonia that he suffered last winter
The Woodruff Baptist crew hoped on
him the three runs In the last frame and
took the game to {. Mays proved
10 be good batter, however. getting
thrce hits in as many times AT lat
kingnns got away 10 q SIX run lead
In their game with the Ell Lilly team,
hut the strong recuperative powers the
medicine boys possessed caused them L"
keep nicking Eneleking for run an in
ning until they had IL tied at eight all,
when the ninth opened. ORourke. who
,
down In order. and the meat packers
showed over the run needed to win.
After seeing the Bricklayers run rough
shod the week before over the De Molay s.,
the feeling was that they had mighty
strong outfit, hut they looked just as
helpless as before the Brookside odd
Fellows. who set them down 10 the
drubbing OF II TO 3. Gee. but that odd
Fellow infield looked classy. Three
double plays IN which Grund, Osborne,
, Jnomnson and katZengerber figured
helped Beatty ont of couple of holes
He pitched a great game and also cut
In with triple with two on. Boys, the
team beats the Odd Fellow Is my pick
as the flag winner in this league.
The season was opened at Lebanon yes
terday with all pomp and ceremony. The
mayor pitched the first ball and made
Dawson. formerly Of the Indians pro
ceeded to throw them right past the
Charlottesville gang. He left them down
with only five hits and two runs and
scored IL runs and made II hits off Of
Peterson. Among these was a long
triple by Charley French and four hits
out Of as many times NJ bat by SCHUYLER.
formerly Of Indiana u. and last season
i'm the Central League. Huffine, formerly
Of Wabash College caught for Crawfords-
vile. while Shahan received Dawson's
slants for Lebanon
The Meldon Club got man around on
bad throw bv Sylvester In the first in
ming Of the Maroon Meldon game and
then added three more to their total In
the third inning on an overthrow by
Baldwin and g dropped fly by the left
ser sent Peterson to the mound and
young Quiesser as his battery mate The
Mcldon boys were helpless from there on
In. Peterson has fine delivery and