The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Independent, Amateur
Baseball, Notes, Gossip

Pounding out twenty-five mus LOT
total OF sixteen runs, the fast stepping
ST. Patricks team downed Gaseteria, 10
to II, Sunday at BrookSlde IN MunlclpaI
League contest. Hitting OF r, 9u SetSIrad
the winners attack, while Weathers ana
Froelck each collected three hits LOT the
Gas boys -. ,.,,.n
of the Gaseterias and one by Gene Loop
or Of the Saints also featured; II was
the seventh straight victory for the SAINTS
leading Y. M S. at Pennsy park next
Sunday.
indianapolis Cardinals eked out For
roster Cubs, II to II, in hectic battle
at Garfield Sunday. Iria pitched fne ball
for the Cubs, while Elmer Howard pitched
Tumev. card outfelder, led the hitting
of the day Cards will practice at Gar
field Wednesday in preparation OF their
game with Riverside Olympics sunday at
Riverside
sunshine Gardens nine defeated Stock
west Side Aces next Sunday AT Sunshine
Gardens.
Little Flower defeated Johnson A. G.
SUNDAY at Brookside. ~ to 5. Malonsy al
lowed the losers eleven hits. but kept them
scattered, and shared honors with WioolH
and Holtcamp at bat, each getting homers.
Little Flowers and Fall Greek play next
Sunday at Rhodius.
Dady A. c. defeated South Side Turner's
Sunday, to 3. Johnny Smith was the
fielding star of the game, accepting ten
chances without a bobble while Skies did
some fine relief hurting, setting the Turn
innings. QuiesSer drove in three. Dady
markers with a double. Dadys will play
Kautsky A. c. July at Keystone dia-
mond.
Plainheld Commercials downed Bader
Coffee nine for their ninth consecutive
against them in the eighth inning, the
losers left the field OF play after close
play at the plate. Clayton and Danville
form the opposition for Plainfeld next
The j. w Bader nine will play at Dan
vile next SUNDAY .aS meeting the panvils
Planheld Commercials at Plainheld. sun
oay. The Bader manager took his team off
satisfied with the oficiating and the con-
test was awarded TO Plainfleld, 9 to 0.
West Side Cash Coal Company nine de-
feated the West Side Aces Sunday at River
side. u TO Il. Q, Litzelman was the bat
ting star with home run and two triples
teams in the CITY and over the state. -'
Phillips A. B. Cs are without a game
for July 8 and 10 and desire to hear from
fast state mines at once. Write William
Rider. 1912 Bellefontaine street. or call
Hemlock 1861 between a. m. and noon.
RUSHVILLE 1nd.-The local Eastern In
diana League club went down before the
Kautsky A. C.S Of Indianapolis here sun
dav. II 10 ?, Trap started in great
share for the locals. tanning the first two
men to face him, but in the second, eight
men crossed the plate before he got the
side out. He then settled and pitched good
ball until the ninth when nine hits and an
Booz and Bob Kelly led the attack. each
getting four hits. REYNOLDS was on the
mound for Kautskys and the local could
do little with him except in the second
when triple and two doubles scored two
runs. VanScycle played q great game at
short for the home bows. while shaw and
Sharp got two hits each.
West Side Buddies, Hilton o. Brown.
.ruce Robson. South Side Bearcats and
st. Phillips advanced 10 the second round
in the Twelfth district American Legion
Junior baseball tournament. Buddies de-
feated Little Flower. 6 to S. Saints
trounced West End Comets. II to 10,
BearcatS beat North Side Troians. 90 toll
Hilton q. Brown thumped Blue Devils
is to Q. Miller allowing but one hit and
Bruce Robson oruhbed st. Catherine,
IL to !.
Postorice kittenhan team received its
first setback Of the season Sunday losing
to Highland Cubs; IS TO 8. Next Sunday.
the mail men play Irish Hin Ramblers
asked 10 get IN touch with steve Byruri.
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