The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-24
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Around the A. A.
by Eddie Ash

by Eddie Ash
Claude Jonnard. formerly with the New
York Giants, and who was star ~, the
Anos ANA wde o he saw Was sGe w over S he
Browns today. joanaSd . won , twenty 70 q
sssgos He soes % one Brewers g yaIs "
s sRt. II ae wii IS Rei Fgbt6 S Mw@afse
has, Eddleman, pani2rth. Gearip 9nd or
VIII hsn Raw sSonnddeernsa Garry the So rsht
handed burden, His addition makes e.
livelt's team stack up strong as nag
Ownle Bush. peppery Indianapolis man
pepper SSSp Var lar for ' awhile untiI bad appsn.
x ncers HOSPITAL 70 and f' he
ride RI oS with friends this morning and was in
fine. spirits. n he continues 70 improye
dians July 8. when they reach Louisville.
Some of the Brewer errors "wednesday
helped the Indians 10 victory, but thats
usually the way with mi8cucB-they cost.
The Tribe has kicked few games away
Maurice shannon. shortsiop hpally came
ton By Acting MaaSger, siclsing.. He
iiefrfcd faultlessly. but did not got one
safe at bat.
II was a ticlSlish situation In the ninth
after Richbourg and shuttle landed or
Rase one on iG snse No one ' wSs out Sick
ing wigwaggsd Wisner 70 hurry his warm
KS KS picket SS sn anS s9% 5 Se ' pcne was
needed then and there, Wisner stroiied 20
SIC se faeos gave oR %I more 9S' time by
Munson TO go TO left field IN place OF Kehg,
The BrsgeFs YELLED "p1grderR but s sieipS
out and Munson strolled TO the position.
Griffin faced wisner and was tossed ont.
Holke to Wisner. Sticking threw, put Luce
Richbourg scoring and shuttle taking third.
StrOhm met the ball sqlsEEey on n. the no nS
SHARED the pellet with one hand for the
game ending out. q
Two of the Indians three runs we're
earned and two Brewer bad THROWS helpSd
second in the sixth went 10 third on Nc
McMenenys overthrow and scored on
Shultes poor return.
The Tribesmen played erroriess ball and
Specie and Wisner were encouraged IN
eooSmmitteedp four boots Behind pinty Gesrin,
who pitched good ball. allowing only
shuttle, first name Fritz. was the hitting
star OF the day. with home run. double
and single lie Is natural sluEger'
Two Brewer double plays helped Gearin
give the Hoosiers furious battle.
Sticking gave, the Tribe batting ,ordsr, Z
| shaking up He used shannon IN hfth
position, advanced Hartley and moved
Holke aud Wyatt down In the list,
shulte's circuit drive In the first innine
went TO the deep right-neld corner when
| Wyatt played IL badly. Joe tried TO make
a shoe-string catch.
Speece turned back Brewer batsmen m
| one-two-three order In the second inning
third, fifth. seventh and eighth. He STRUCK
| out four.
A crowd OF $500 was on hand at NIL;
waukee Wednesday. which II very good
weekday attendance. compared with whnl
/ turnstales show in 81. Paul, indianapolis
and Columbus. The Brewer fans Ike then
baseball.
Two unusual events occurred in the
| A. A. Wednesday. Louisville lost Q bal
| game and Columbus won one. Heinc Meme
| X O.. hurler, singled IN the thirteenth W
| beat Louisville 3 TO 2. The score became
/ tied In the seventh at 2.all and romance
i that way until the fourth extra round
Deberry twirled for the league leaders
Nine errors were challSed against 81.
Paul and that was the reason the cellar
| Senators won their twelfth game OF the
season. The score was IL 20 =. and cleV-
en- OF the Columbus runs were unearnod.