Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

really made a remarkable showing. II
is hoped that going the full route so
early in the season viii not effect his
later work when Page VIII need him TO
win college cOmbats. Station got by the
first few innings and because Of the fact
that he was turning the Trtbesmen back
gained confidence and worked as steadl-
" as a Lacquer. Most of the time he
received good support, but when the as
ISOLATION team scored It was slips by his
teammates that helped things along In
the yenth with two out Baird's long
fly to eft was misjudged and went for
two bases and counted two runs. Again
in the eighth a low throw home cost
another tally.
Butler got its lone run IN the sixth
when MiddlesWOrth doubled to right--on
a Tall that Purcell could reach only with
his finger tips. He went TO third on
Jones' sacrifice, which Kruger threw to
Baird too late. Slaughter, who batted
for Leslie. hit fast one between first
and second and Sticking made swell
stop, but slipped just as he went to
throw and the result was a wild he3ye
under Tex's feet that allowed the Butler
counter. ------- -----. -
The Indians counted two in the seventh,
with singles by Sticking and Kruger and
Bairds double. The same number came
Pee eighth. CovingtOn walked, was
singled to third by Purcell and came In
on Schreiber's long sacrifice fly to cen
ter. Purcell scored when Goett threw
after making a nice stop.
waIiy 8nddIesworth. who has done
we'll for Butler on the gridiron ard basket
ball floor, looked equally at home on the
diamond He made some nice catches
n center field and at the bat cracked
out a double which later developed INTO
the only Butler run. Lefty Morrison
robbed him of ? Lit In the first inning
by grabbing his bid for blow with one
hand.
station fooled Baird the first time up
BY curving the last one over with the
count three-and-twO. The Indians speed
boy took a cut at it, but missed Doug
just grinned and shook his head.
Goett for Butler looked good at short
His best play was on MOrrison's hard
smash in the fifth inning. The ball came
ike shot on a mean hop, but the soft
dirt took some Of the speed and Heine
made nice stop and throw.
After Leslie had partly misjudged
Rehg's drive in the sixth he made a
sensational one hand grab of the ball
falling over backwards as he grabbed it.
Baird was on second waiting TO score.
Coach Page was well pleased with the
work OF his team. Only one "boner" was
pulled. That was a balled-up throwin
from right field that was really the
helder's miscue. The play left second
base uncovered and an Indian accepted
the Butler invitation to an extra cushion.
Hill looked mighty good while he
occupied the mound and retired the
college boys without eXerting himself TO
any great extent. II seems as though
Carman is all set for a come -bacz.
Windy Lotshaw as an arbiter got by
IN great style. Some OF the college fans
got on the Tribe trainer once or twice
about nothing in particular and just TO
be roofing. If they had known how
sharp Windy tongue can be they would
never have taken the chance
The fans got a look at Clancy, the
southpa recruit from the Giants, and he
made q favorable impression. He was
inclined to be just a little wild.
Baird proved he was a good mudder
yesterday. The track was soft, but the
Tribes sterling runner stole three bases
in the slow going. He pilfered second
twice and third once.
Purcell didn't want TO disappoint the
fans, who already are starting to yell.
Smack 'er on the nose, Harry" and so
he crashed out triple. When the throw
In got by the third sacker he tried for
home. but stumbled, AMI Station, who
backed up third, caught him with a per-
feet throw.