Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Independent Baseball

Troy Pickett. former well known col
lege and league pitcher. will manage a
semi-pro team at Win ester. Ind, this
season. Diamond boosters of that city
are out TO organize strong club and
Pickett has been assigned the job Of
lining up the talent. He intends to try
a come back in the box himself, but he
/ is in search Of a good young twirler to
the city a few days ago and left word
for any youthful finger who thinks
himself strong enough for good semi-pro
baseball to communicate with him by
ADDRESSING Troy Puckett Winchester. Ind.
The Tartar A. A. will hold its initial
work out Sunday and the squad will be
divided into two teams and a practice
game held, during which Manager Wolfe
hopes 10 get a line on some of his new
material. Indications are that the Tar
tars will put an unusually strong team
/ in the field this year and are counting
on the south side TO encourage its win
nings. A few out-of town dates still re-
main untitled and Lawrence, Attica and
Mooresville are being considered as pos
sibilities to complete the card. The Tar
tars also wish to get in touch with the
Maroons for the purpose of arranging a
practice game. Call Drexel 1876 or Ad-
dress John Kelly. 1854 South Senate
avenue, for games.
LAWRENCE, Ind, March %. - The
Lawrence baseball club has organized
for the coming season under the manage
ment of r. G. YOrger, who has announced
that he will have the strongest team
Lawrence has been able to afford for
many years. He has been fortunate In
securing the services of E. Mccoy, former
Western League pitcher. who will coach
the team. Mccoy thinks that he has the
material to make one Of the strongest
teams in the State. In compiling the
/ schedule for the early part Of the sea-
| son, Manager Yorger would like to hear
/ from fast State teams as well as Indi-
annapolis teams. Address all correspond
ence to r. G. Yorger, Lawrence, Ind.
The Holy Cross baseball team has re-
! organized for the coming season and
/ promises to ahve a good club in the
/ field. The following players are asked
to report at the Holy Cross diamond
! Saturday morning at o'clock: Fla
Marley, p. O'Conner, Burke, Torrell,
Ward, Blackwell, Guffin. These boys
! play In the 13-14-year-old class. For
games call Drexel S066.
The Fraternal League win hold fits
second meeting Of the season at the En-
Roe sporting goods store. 219 West
Washington, this evening at o'clock.
Any club interested and desiring to enter
the league should have a representative
present. Any one desiring Information
regarding the league should get in touch
with Carl Callahan at the Em-Roe store.
The I. o. o. s. baseball team has re-
organized for the season and will hold a
meeting Friday night at the L o. o. s.
| hall. The following players and any
others wishing a try-out are requested
toe be present: Oriley. Brandt, Hode-
she'll Hickman. Murray, Essick. Dickin-
son, Brother, Shelton and Benefited.
The Brookside Odd Fellows baseball
team will hold its regular meeting at the
Odd Fellow Hall, Rural and East Tenth
streets Friday night. All last years
Kretchling and bolivar take notice Bill
NOeffke, veteran baseball player of the
city. was elected manager at the last
meeting The BrOoksides will play Sat
urday afternoon ball this season