Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01
SENATORS NEXT
ON TRIBE CARD
After Closing With Colonels
Today, Indians Will Take
on Columbus.

Winding up their series with the
Louisville Colonies today, the Indians
next will entertain the Columbus Sena-
/ tors at Washington Park. the visit Of the
Buckeye outfit starting tomorrow.
In the contest at the ball yard this
afternoon ionrard was scheduled to do
the f1inging and the Indians were keen
~ DESTROYS of taking the gang from
across the Ohio into camp. The Colonies
won the edge In the series by winning a
thriller yesterday, to 3, and the Hend-
ricksmen were out to even up the count
today.
There was much strife at the ball park
during the conflict yesterday Field I'm
pire Mullin had a bad day and during ar
guments with Tribe infelders Tex Cow
lngton was banished by the official and
later Manager hendricks was given the
gate. Mullin seemed to be carrying a
chlp on his shoulder and this attitude
finally resulted in trouble He was hay
Ing hard day on decisions at first
and 10th teams questioned some OF his
,erdicts.
TriDesmen also hid an off day in the
fl ald,. committing four errors Rehg also
got bad start In left field by misjudg-
ing fly In the sun and the Colonies got
their first run through that break. Inc
Colonies scored their other three in the
fifth. the inning In which Coyington had
the runin with the umpire. The Tribes !.
men got one marker in the fourth and
two In the ninth, their last minute rally
nearly giving them the game. Ben Tin
cup saved the contest for the Colonels by
relieving Cullnp.
The decided feature Of the contest was
the making of eight double plars. Ave
by tina Indians and three ty the Colonies.
This Is unusual for one game Of reg
ulatlon innings and 1t Is believed to be q
record for the American Association.
1t was tough game for Harry Weaver
to lose The Colonies got only six hits
while the Indians got ten. That fifth
inning spilled the beans.
In the ninth frame Weaver walked three
straight batters with none out, but he
got out OF the hole Cullop hit into a
double play and kruger, playing first
base in place Of Coving ION, got Acosta
on a bounder,
Weaver pitched only four times In the
first inning and four hatters faced him
Acosta hit the FIRST one for sun burnt
triple. Bethel fied out 10 Brown on the
first ball thrown him. Massey singled to
right. scoring Aeosta on the first de-
livery sent his way and kirke hit into
double play the instant he stepped to
the plate.
Eddie 5rown cracked a home run over
the low left field fence IN the fourth.
The ball took one hop and over It went.
~ was Helcei! uE'eH
Leo Dixon finally broke into the line
MP and he surprised the fans by getting
Ahit Maybe he has caught the spirit
Rom Kruger. When Coylngton was
Vanished Kruger was shifted to first
base and Dixon went beaind the bat.
When Ben lineup relieved Cullop in
the ninth inning he certainly used some
speed In this inning the TribesTnen
tried desperately TO win. Baird. irst up,
singled Rehg WIS tossed out by Cullop
and Dixon singled Baird stopping Mt
third. Brown singled Baird home. Dixon
going to third. Leo made great run
and slide lineup relieved Cullop at this
point and Lineup walked Kruger.
Schneider grounded out to Bethel, Dixon
scoring. Eddie Sticking famed and tho
fun was over
Brown made nne catch OF Kirke's
foul in the eighth. The ball came down
near the right field bleacher gate and
Brown crashed into the fence after max
ing the catch.
The Indians three runs were earned
while only one OF the Colonies four
markers was earned and that was a
daDaged goods affair scored in tho
first inning when Aco.ta got a triple
on a drive that should have been caught.
Yea. DO. 1t sure was tough one to
lose,
Pug Cavet became manager for the
day when both Manager Hendricks and
Captain Covington were removed from
the afternoons pasttming.
All games Will be called NJ 3 o'clock
again until further notice.