The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-27

All of the circuits are six-club or
CARNATIONS. League B Of the Marion
County Sunday School association has
only five teams at present, but as
there are schools that wish to enter,
the league roster probably viii be
completed In time for the Saturday
schedule.
There viii he forty eight different
teams in action on Saturday and
1872 ball players will swing bats in
one way or another as the season
gets under Roadway.
Better organization than ever be
fore is the slogan Of the various league
presidents and the head of the asso-
citation. League averages are to be
kept and the leading hitters OF the
different loops will be able 10 show
in black and white their batting aver
ages. Then the arguments will start
The makeup of the various leagues
is as follows:
Fraternal-Brookside Odd Fellows. De
No.3ys, Druds. Broad Ripple. Printers. BIZ
Fore
ndustrial-American Central Life, Ores
cent Paper, Lesh Paper indianapolis Glove.
Real SILK Hosiery. Nartin-Parry.
Commercial---C1tIzen Gas. Eli Lilly,
Benus Bag, Fairbauks-Morse, Prcst-
INDIANAPOLIS Goa Company
Marion County Sunday School 1.-TWO SOC
tons t-Broadwav N. E.. Morris Street ".
E. North Park Christian First Baptist
Woodruff Place Baptist. Central Christian.
Hillside Christian. River Avenue Baptist
- John Evangeical. Trinity N. E Ben
Davis N. = zone team IS TO be added
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Emmanuel. Temple,
Southport. Emerson. TlIrty-First Street.
East side Sunday School-Heath Memo
rial. Downey Avenue Christian. Centenary
Christian. Westminster Presbyterian. Eugle-
Wood Christian and Butler Memorial.
Big SlX-ILIon Trust Sahara Grotto. Big
Four. Imperial Drop Forge. John Hancock
Insurance Company. C. & ".
a big parade through the downtown
streets at 1:15 p. m. viii start things
off and more than 400 automobiles are
certain TO be In line. Several bands
via furnish the music. Every team
viii be represented in the lineup.
The parade viii line up in the fol
lowing order. Motor police, mounted
police, Police and Firenen band. Ma
rine color escort. Mayor Shank and
city officials, Amateur Baseball Asso-
citation officials. Eft. Harrison band,
F'raternd League, Navy Reserve band,
County S. S. Association
League, East side S. s. League, Com
merciaI League, Industrial League.
Boy Scout Drum corps, Au-Baptist
League. Big six League. other anna
teUr teams and general public All
teams not connected with the city
association are cordially invited to
join the parade. Ray Murphy is the
grand marshal in charge.
The parade Is in seven divisions. each
in charge Of a marshal as fol ows:
Division No. 1. Art Link; Division No
2, II V. Hartsough; Division No 3,
Floyd Trusty; Division No !, +. NJ.
Busby; Division No 3, John Smead;
Division No. 6. Amick; Division No. Z.
W. o. Grim
The parade program is as follows
Tho first division will form on Delaware
north or Walrut st. second division on Fl
Wayne Ave east Of Delaware St third di-
vision on Walnut St. cast of Delaware St:
fourth division on Walnut, west OF Delaware.
NTH division on North, east of Delaware;
sixth division on Delaware. south of North
St; seventh division on North St. west Of
Delaware
The line Of march VIII be south on Della