The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-01
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title Series Rivals Reach
: City With Indian Team
Holding Edge.
;LASH ON WEDNESDAY
,WetoniC HurIS HooSierS to
Second AA Classic
Victory Sunday, 81.
CLASH ON WEDNESDAY
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor


10y today to rest up before re-
title action at Washington
4 edneSday.
Betzel's Indians gained a
edge in Rochester Sunday
.nore than 12,20G fans, Steph
lie hurting a f1ve-hit game,
& s,e Hoosiers won, 5 OF /. It
setonic's second victory of the
the former Pittsburgh Uni
twirIer having captured the
hg tilt last Wednesday, 3 to 2.
even innings.
IA only one stanza Sunday were
Red Wings able to solve Swe-
lie for more than one safety, and
It was the sixth when they scored
.ir lone run. In four of the nine
lnds only three man faced him to
, inning.
y Series Schedule Changed
she commissioners changed the
EIe series" schedule Saturday
MT at a meeting in Rochester.
lion at the Indianapolis end orig
slly was carded to start Tuesday,
the bosses reached the con-
bn Wednesday would be a bet
time for Indianapolis first
pse of the classic. 1t is pre-
Id, of course, the commission
nade the alteration hoping the
would be extended long
gh to assure a Saturday tilt in
lcity and possibly a Sunday
program at this end calls for
eS Wednesday, Thursday, Sat-
and Sunday, and more, If
be. Friday is left open to care
possible postponement or tie.
'ribe Needs Three More
Indians must win three more
intake the series honors, and
day game here, therefore, is
Rochester must win four
cop the honors. Many of
hester players left there
E indians Sunday night,
thers are motoring here.
first game here Wednesday
1.-THE last the players will share
it will be a grand cpportu-
NJ Tribe fans to turn cut and
4 'well the profit for the pas
IS. In the player SpoilS the
ing team takes so per cent of
n cent of the gross receipts and
losing club 40.
Rochester Valves Right
ring to the tie Saturday,
hester could have demanded
her game there today, but this
was waived with the consent
The commission to give the
srs a better chance for more
ey in Indianapolis. Manager
hworth said his city is a poor
Jay town.
chester fans saw much base
turing their end of the series.
1apolis won last Wednesday,
eleven innings. Thursday it
On Friday Rochester won,
-, in nine innings. On Satur-
he teams finished in dead
AZ and II, twelve innings, and
laday the HoosierS won, 5 to l,
he innings.
clubs were placed at a dis
Eage by the poor condition of
bchester playing field, which
Zen used by a football team
Rthe "little series" started.
bncy fielding plays doubtless
elop at this end with Wash
Park in superb shape.
q erman Bell Defeated
Ianey put the Indians on
3 nhy to victory Sunday when
aed the fourth with a single
gEally was staged that got the
eS three runs. Herman Bell,
- Wing right-hander, with six
Test, was given a beating by
ibe. Warstler drove in one
in the fourth and Holke
. two home. In the fifth, Rus
Rove another run across and
iron socked in one with a sac
fly.
etonic, the Hoosier hero, will be
~ back at the International
.sArs in one of the Washington
s2nficts, probably Saturday. If
ergency arises, the young
S ander may get his third as
ht Thursday. Carl Boone
g will be sent at the enemy
local opener Wednesday. And
Boone, it will be Leverett.
\ Marks of Battle
s aour trays in Rochester were
aIIalrS, with the exception
ay, when the Red Wings
Anayed by Swetonic's decep-
hing. In the other clashes
the athletes were bruised
plliSions, bad hoppers and
kes.
indians believe they will
Red Wings in short order
ashington Park diamond
(, e was able to make only
e play in the four titltS
ter.