The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-14
With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

Roy E. Steele Stars defeated Ellettsville
orvis featured the play Of the victors
Ross nine at Connersville Sunday and ail
players are requested to report at N
Pennsylvania St, in time to leave at 1896
a. m. Sundays score:
steeles ....... goo cog 20I-s u
Orvis and Montfort; Kelly and Smith.
Due to mixup in the schedule of the
| Riverside AS AS, the Spades are without
a game for Sunday. Call Cherry O775-M
St. Philip A. o;s dropped the Midways
9 to 3. The , work OF the Saints battery,
the Saints park permit is held for
Sunday and a game is desired with a fast
team. Cali Cherry O56s at $50 p. m.
Lefty Anderson bested Christopher in a
pitching duel Sunday and the Ball
Brothers team of Anderson defeated the
Silver Flash Club. to g. Anderson struck
nine. Both pitchers allowed three hits.
Ball Brothers have next Sunday open
and wish to play away from home. Call
Riverside A.. AS defeated the Brook
side A. As. 10 to g. Sunday IN a slow
Patrcks next Sunday at Riverside. All
Riverside players are requested to attend
Wednesday nights practice session. A
very important meeting will be held.
ARCADIA. Ind.-The Arcadia Boosters
defeated the Rushville Coca Colas, to
7, Sunday. 1t was the second defeat in
Reserves play here next Sunday. Score:
Rushyille .........''.'00d1 9oq o6o-a :
Arc%pis Arbncis AS SSI and Tav1
lor Reynolds, Hiatt and Cyler, Cunning
ham.
Mars Hill defeated the Fountain Squares
Sunday, 6 to l Mars Hill team is with
out a game for next Sunday, call Bel
Roy.
Lauter Boys Club defeated the Indian
apolis Orioles Sunday; 9 to 0. and lost
to the Carf son A e. to TO- BOYS Gg6
Sunday at Riverside No. L.
Carmel Reserves lost to the fast Peru
g. and o. team Sunday in hard fought
thirteen-inning struggle. Reserves play at
Arcadia next Sunday
Marmon Fights outhit the Lawrence
oah 6ae L 70 sq 1st pa5 RaF the
fast Clayton Independents next Sunday
and would like to hear from strong State
teams for genes on Sept. 2; and 9. For
day or write Paul Miller, 1928 Bradbury
Ave. a Score:
Marn1on ..,...........OO 900 o11-2 IL 2
seidensticker and E E. Miiler; Lyle and
G. Lyle.
indianapolis Triangles defeated the FL
year and two have been to the Triare ;lsiS
Garfeid Park. Several Several dates ties renal t open en-
in September and strong State teams are
requested to write H. E; Beplay. 16 Il.
Orange St., or call Drexel 1864.
Edwards All-stars, strong, local Negro
Negro semi-pro club, is without a game
a sn 9Hnd'Y B a0f Aes ana 3 gp M s%
notice. For games write Roy Edwards.
1854 Columbia Ave, or call Hemlock, 4649
indianapolis Orioles lost q h.a,rd-fought
the orioles pitched great ball after a dts
astrous first inning. Score:
o qS5IIngs .... 1 fSd P pSS S SSqG-5 ~
simms and Atkins; ~ weidenhapt and
Bova.
Evangelical Saturday for the championship
p the SqsHGaX S f6a e eagge Ho
the Y. M. s.. to 6.
Eugene Simms. former Shortridge star.
pitched the indianapolis Castings to an
e-to-5 triumph over the Indianapolis
Orioles. For games with the Castings.
write r. Atkins. 5l4 S. Warman Ave. or
call Belmont 3036-W. Clayton take notice.
Indianapoli Keystones took a double
header from the Lincoln Highways Sunday
6 to 3, and S to 4. Hldebrand was prac-
tically invincible IN the first game, hold
ing the Negro team to five hits and strik-
ing out nine men while his teammates
pounded McAuley hard. In the last game
Emil Weimer. young Keystone southpaw.
got a bard start but settled down and
pitched great ball Next Saturday the
Keystone play the Power ano Light club
at Washington Park at 3 p. m. Sunday
the Y. NJ S. will be played at the Green
House Park. Scores
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| Keystones ............ 100 900 203-6 "A
highways ........... 100 900 OILS S
Hildebrand and E. Klein; McAuley and
Hawkins.
Second Game-s Innings; 6 O'Clock Law
Keystones ..,..... 900 040 10-5 l6
Highways ............ 100 600 03-4 5 z
Weimer and E. Klein; Larue, Dean ant
| Williams.
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