The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-05

TEHE roster of the Indianap-
4 oils ball club has received
another change of scenery and
Pitcher Weaver and Third Base
man Baird move out and Pitcher
Burwell and Catcher Lees of
Columbus move IN. The trade
was made Saturday night. Tt is
the third trade engaged in by the In
dlans since last season, the other two
deals being with the Louisville team.
Burwen Is rated an ace in The Ameri-
can Association because OF the good
work he did with the tail-end Column
bus Club. Weaver is good, but he
is subject to erratic spells.
Baird was brilliant IN 1921. but
slipped IN 1922. He has the ability to
be a high class A a. performer. how
ever, and the change may be to his
advantage. Catcher Lees will have TO
light it out with Leo Dixon. who
has been acting as second-string
catcher.
Covireton. Rehg. Schneider. Baird,
Weaver and Hammill have gone.
Kirlze, Ellis, Bu1well and Lees come.
Spud Campbell Is believed capable Of
making strong bid to ill the third
base job. Sticking IS slated for short
stop and glastonbury for second
base. The placing OF these men viii
te an experiment. however. It may
De necessary 70 obtain new men later.
TIE veteran Steve Yerkes may help
IL an emergency. The spring training
trip VIII tell The trip starts next
Saturday
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lev Fosisr challenged William Curtis FOR
a State three cushion title match and It wilt
be played In three blocks st tho Occidental
Dasrlor tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday
Games stare Al g o'clock. fifty points each
night.
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Lon T. bar. Chicago m:ddIeweight. and
c. Martin. the Bohemian, are reported TO be
ir shape foE their wrestling strugEle Tues
day night az the Gayetv Theater. The match
vii be 20 6 finish, BEST two out Uf three
falls other matches VIII bring together
Hugh We65 a1d Kid Watkins and Leonard
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program Is being promoted by Ed Sullivan
sud looks 70 Be wsu-0alanced card.
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For a thriller Purdue and Chi
cago furnished the fireworks Sat
urjay night. The Marucns won
over the Boilerma<ers only after
two overtime periods had been
played. rs the first such con-
test in the Big Ten this season.
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Both Indianapolis soccer Trans won their
Edndsv games in the Indiana league. The
Indianapolis Soccer Club defeated the strong
Weslviiie team at Westviile, H.. by q 3-to-2
sccrs and the Eo~e-s won ever BickneH a.
the Riverside field, ? 70 i
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That Minnesota ccsch Who said Western
Conference basketball vas too rough can
get out sno-her statement uow. The
Gopkers ioet their eleventh straight. Sstur-
day Wisconsin. CzIng second string men
most o. she second ha5 Won Sc 90 10.
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WILLIAMS. TIE FORMER STAR
FORWARD OF ANDERSON AND
CO,INERSVILLE, WILL BE = THE
EWROE LINEUP AGAINST THE
CHtRS IN TUESDAYS GAME AT
THE 'TY."
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The Ne ST0lav Gods and Speedway A. C.s
tznE-s Wednesday 1t TIE South Side Turner
Hal The Second BaDusts and Diamond
Cnal1 hvea 81 together ia the curtain
raiser- dance follows The net contests.
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Miss Kathleen EcEane OF England.
won the wonen's singles tournament
at Monte Cavlo when she defeated
Miss Elizabeth Ryan OF England, for
merry OF California, IN their finals
match Sunday The score was So, IS,
90. In the doubles Nile. Suzanne
Lerglen and Miss Ryan wen two
matches and the tournament