The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-07
Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

With the semi-pro. independent and
amateur baseball season at the halfway
mark, few teams have dropped out, but
not many, in view of the large number
that entered the field this spring. Nearly
every diamond in the city is occupied over
week-ends and many mines play on the
road. The Times will continue to publish
notices free in this column. Write on one
The Times sports desk. On mailed notices,
use street address of The Times PA West
Maryland street, Indiana polls, Ind. The
United States post office department re-
quests street address be used. If il is
necessary to phone in a notice, call after
10 a. M. However. The Times prefers
mailed notices, or notices brought to
office. Errors often creep in ON names,
telephone numbers and addresses when
taken over the phone.
Carson A Cs of indianapolis will play
the Mohawks at the Carson diamond Sun
DAY. The Carsons lost close tilt last
SSa eia ty. : to 2; soults starred in the
Leon Tailoring, will meet tie Flanner-
Buchanan nlHe SUNDAY az xiv etSioe NO 3
| al p. NJ IN Municipal League tilt. In
q previous encounter, the TaIors won a
s to verdict.
Forty-sixth Street Merchants will play at
Castleton sunday Martnsylne. notice
Only one game was played in the Cath
alic League last Sunday. due to rain St
Pats trounced Assumption, 81 to s. to gain
Seeon9 place. Inc other games will be
PLAYED in double-heaoers at a later date
| Tour WINS and two losses plays Lourdes
az Brookslde Sunday. Lourdes is tied for
third at three wins and three losses with
Holy Cross, which plays the second place
nave won four Of seven. games. Holy
break in six games. meets Assumption at
Rhooius 2 Sunday
I. A. NJ. A. nine took two games Tues
| day. winning the opener from Macabees.
| 10 10 l. and the second game from Indi-
annapolis OoelphlanS, II 10 /. The four
hit pitching Of Blair featured the second
game / A. NJ A. viii play a double
header SUNDAY, meeting Ben Davis a Ben
Davis at u. AS, and then moving TO Bridge
port for the second tusale.
OHara Sans will play Bargersville Mer-
chants Sunday, leaving from the usual
place at II a. m. Roce. notice.
Meridian Flashes wish to book a game
with a fast city team Tor Saturday. Stuck
c9al and Hercules notice For games eall
diamond permit for Saturday afternoon.
Greenfield Boosters and Greenfield Mer-
chants tangled in a Suggest Tuesday.
Becker and GLADDEN. each getting homer
ana double for winners For games with
Boosters, write Lawrence Wer al Green
/ neld.
Lynhurst Cubs will take on the fast
| Oak Hill Flashes SunCay at the Cubs field
| RAYMOND and Lynhurst drive at 1870 p. m.
All players please report al diamond at
{ l2S0. salker take notice. The Cubs
| would like 70 take on two good pitchers.
| Write Jesse Lewis. 20o3 wilcox street, for
/ information and games.
Mustangs lost q close game to the
Forty-ninth street Trojans Thursday. 5
70 !. the game being decided in the ninth.
| The Mustangs play in the lT-year-old
class and desire weekday games at Bel
4 hodt ATS. and ask for Phil.
Meridian Flashes want a game for Sat-
urday afternoon with a fast team. Call
F. G.. SwiSher, DreXel 0lle. between $50
and ?. m.
Bedford Merchants defeated Flanner-
Buchanan at Bedford Tuesday. TO 4
| Terry's pitching featured for the winners
while Garricks fielding and hitting was
outstanding for Planners big crowd
witnessed the action. For games, write
NJ Miller. 4o5 J. street. Bedford.
South Side Press nine. formerly School
the Leisure. Hour League Saturday al
Brookside No. 2 at D. m The Press will
meet OAK Hill. All PLAYERS report at dia-
mond at 2 p. m. The Press will practice
today at 5 .. m. at Garfield No ! dia-
mond. AL players take notice. The Press
desires a kAme for Sunday, Call Irving
ton 4os5. or Drexel 4027. ~