The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-27
With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

The Freije A. Cs defeated the Lawrence
Merchants. Sunday 9 TO Z. game Is
wanted by the Merchants for Sunday
Call DreXel 5637 and ask for Jacob Frel1e
Indianapolis Recorders dropped the Sec
ond Of three-game series at CraWfords-
vile, Sunday The series now stands one
and one. The third and deciding game
will be played in August. The Recorders
have next ne Sunday ooopeen For games ad-
phone Harrison 4505-M. Marion take no
The postoffice kittenball team defeated
the Michigan Carriers, Sunday. is to IA.
The poStothce FASTENERS scored five runs in
the ninth to win. The contest was fea-
tured by the hitting OF Whaley and Black
The Bargersville Merchants defeated the
fast Seymour Cubs at Seymour last sun
day, to 3. For games with Bargersville
in September, write Eddie Verbryck, Bar
gersyille, Ind
The Greenfield A. C.s split even, with the
yillard A. Cs in a double-header Sunday,
inning the hrst game, IA to 3. and losing
second, 6 to 3. The Greenfield club
go TO Danyllle to battle the Browns
!. xt Sunday. Road games are wanted
with fast state clubs in August. Write
M. G. Gray, box "a, Greenfield, Ind.
The Fifty Second Street Merchants won
from the Royalton Ind team last sun
day. II to 2. The Merchants will play
Traders Point at Traders Point next Sun
day
BIishtwood a. C.s indoor baseball won
their thirteenth and fourteenth games of
the season when they defeated the I.
w. w. S. team, to 5, and the Spades,
. 70 D. u, Ihsir only only loss has been to the
liz tS,cs me a. A. Is have downed
the J. w. w. S. club Barnes allowed seven
hits and struck out seven. In the Spades
game Hunt gave up only five hits. The
games with A. Cs call Cherry 4472-W
between and p. m.
The H. U. b. Juniors won from New
Augusta Juniors last Saturday afternoon
The H. y. +. team will practice Thurs
arc wanted Tor sa R1SS and sands2s 5
August. A game also is desired for Sat
urday July, 80, with a team having park
prexel 1887, or write F. g. " Parish pnP 72s
Parkway avenue indianapolis.
Iryington a. C.s defeated Castleton
MERCHANTS, II to s, last Sunday. The
A. C's Will play at Beech Grove next sun
Walker, 1922 Harlan street, or phone
Drexel 0sS0.
AIS Service nine was defeated last sun
GAY IN hard-fought game by the Winamac
Red Men, to 4, at Longaore diamond. A
game is wanted with q fast city or state
nine for Sunday. Call Drexil OIL and
ask for Al Miller, or address 1856 Shelby
street, Indianapolis.
Any team desiring the services of an e.
perlenced and competent umpire for semi
pro games address w. S. Troutman, 216
Minkner street, Indianapolis,
South Side Cubs won over indianapolis
Blues held the lead. TO ?. in the
seventh inning. In a previous clash. rain
enoed, action. For games call Brown at
DreXel O447R.
Kelley All-stars were defeated for the
first time this season by the fast-gong
51n. GT cT,sr.s to 5 last sunday r.
the losers and Ben Sady l. Weilder.
Ferguson and Terhune for the winners.
Next Sunday the AllStars will play New
Bethel.
The manager OF strong road team
desires the services OF a good lefthanded
pitcher, Ed Duke or Norman Phumm pre-
ferred. Call Drexel 1851.
Dar-Dals indoor team defeated Yav4r
Reserves, e in eleven innings. Oar
the winners with three homers Vance
Richards base stealing was another feat
ure Of the game,
The I. w. W. S. indoor team defeated
st. Meinrad college team at Willard park
Tuesday. z to 3. Each pitcher allowed
six hits, but the ST. Meinrad hurler was
handicapped by ragged support. II was
the nrSt game OF the season for the
collegians. c. Fries collected a homer
and single for st. Meinrad and
Mazelin hit double and single. Barr was
best for the winners. St. Philips team,
Little Flower and ST. Meinrad seminary
clubs are requested TO call Lincoln eOl3
for games with the St. Meinrad collegians.
Mars Hill regulars defeated Indianapolis
Central Transfer nine. 5 TO 0. Gillespie
famed thirteen men and allowed only four
hits Mars Hill viii play at Plainheld
Sunday.
Mars Hill Juniors desire games for Sat-
urnay WITH last teams in the l6-20-year-
old class. Phone Belmont 4oie.
The fast-stepping Adams Athletics Of
ADAMS mo desire games in August with
strong state teams, on the road or at
home. Write Robert Longstreet, Adams
Ind.
The indianapolis Reserves are prepariny
for hard game Sunday when they battle
the strong y. n. S nine at Greenho,,se
park diamond on the Bluff road. The
game will start at $50, Manager Ne
Kinney OF the Y. NJ. S. is expected 10 use
Bader on the mound and Newbold is slated
10 pitch for the Reserves