The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-28
With Semi-Pros
and Amateurs

De Mott pitched alright, ball for the
West Side Chevrolets Saturday to trounct
thirteen batsmen and gave up three hits
but miscue on a fly ball allowed Herbs
a run Next Sunday the Chevies play al
Beech Grove. The Reds are undefeated
Riverside A. A. Davis Fuel team handed
the strong, Question Marks their seco INC
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and Lentz led the winners at bat, Davis
smashing out two homers while Lent
connected for one four-bsgger. e. As .i an &c
in the Em-Roe Senior League. Riverside'
will practice Wednesday. All players mus
report.
Atlas Beers hung up their third straight
victory Saturday. defeating the Indianap'
oils Printers, 7 to 5. Johnnie Hale linn
man of the Beers was the outstanding
hitter of the tilt.
Bridgeport Blues trounced / A. M. AS
7 to s. in a rivalry game at Bridgeport
yesterday. Bridgeport collected ten hit!
off Sterrett and Francis. Babb and Franti
twirled for the victors Frantz I,, also wa VA
lHm 9Iassu a cs 'id IL double hesder a
srdssp Snd shs "a m Si Fort games Wiz
Blues write Fred Brandt, Bridgeport, Ind.
Bennett Coal Company topped f1OOSleI
Eagles 9 to s. Ray Harding Goals twirler
had a good day on the mound, accounting
for nine strike-outs and allowing but eight
hits. Bodeley was behind the plate Goals Goals
No. l at 1890 next Sunday. For games
write H. E. wheel ITO South East street,
or call Drexel 2852A and ask for Virgil.
Forester Cubs trounced Midway Flyers.
25 to a. in a Big Six League game. The
smuggling of T. Jardince and B. Kellmeyer
1Otf nlySY hnF OIs
with the sacks loaded. Battery for the
Cubs was ]. Burello and Benedict. and for
the Flyers, Wick and Sherer. Cubs will
meet tonight instead OF Tuesday.
Hines Barber Shop FASTENERS n0sed out
yesterday. Hildebrand pitched seven in
hits and two runs. For games with the
BARRIERS, phone Belmont 1901 and ask for
Hines.
All team managers in the Manufacturers
League are requested to turn in their
money on ticket sales at the Meeting to-
night at the Amateurs Association office,
2912 South Delaware street. These, sales
will count on their chances of playing
at the stadium next Saturday.
Midway A. C's turned back Leon Tail
f frscas s. Yesterday sG r at Garfield 'S No : Ftp
% og e hgrng eh for he sUgsye
out long home run with two men on
the sacks Flora Brant, Welton and
Gray also turned in exceptional perform
ances.
Connersville Merchants. fast southern
Indiana club. have several open dates, and
wish to book games with fast state mines
on guarantee basis. Write Charles Flint,
315 Eastern avenue, Connersvllle, IND.
Sanitary Regular nine defeated E. C.
Atkins COMPANY to for an undisputed
first place in the Industrial League
Reynolds on the rubber for Sanitarles
allowed only five hits, three of them in the
first frame when Atkins scored their lone
off twelve hits Score:
Atkins ............. 100 900 600 | 5
Sanitary ........... 003 300 11O- II
Burrell and Booz; Reynolds and Allison
Won and lost standing of teams in the
Industrial is now as follows: Sanitary Dis
trict. 6 and o; Atkins, and L; y; s. Tires,
and Company. 2 and 4; Beanblossom and
4; Little and Son 2 and 4; Jack Carr,
and 6.
Lefty Drew or t williams and Haw-
kins will form the battery for the SAM
tarv Department Negro Club when they
meet Fort Harrison at Harrison Memorial
day. Sanitaries would like to book Sunday
games with fast state clubs. Address Troy
Manlove, 1920 Sanders street. or call
Drexel 4723 between Z a. m. and p. m.
Due to a misunderstanding. the Mo-
roccos are without game for next
Sunday. For games call Arthur Royston,
DreXel 4002.