Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1915 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1915.

Batteries—Slapnlcka and Brannon Packard, Schenererg and Brown.

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BAD WITH WRITERS

Grand Rapids Soribe "Bawls Out" Green, While Dayton Correspondent Baps Daly.

FT. WAYNE, Ind., June 4.—Sport •writers at Grand Rapids and Dayton eit up nights figuring out new fgures Of epeeeh in which to describe tho Central etaff of umpires. Both these towns seem to be pretty thoroughly ciisgusted with the indicator men this year, and ere hopeful that there will be some new ones.

The Grand Rapids News in discussing Unips Greene and his recont encounter with Manager Eesick, arises to remark: "There were eeveral other errors on .his part and they but bore out a statement in these columns some time ago that the Central league staff of umpireB, with the exception of Bierhalter, Is poor, or worse than that. "President Heilbroner today lndeftn Itely suspended Manager Esslck. The euspeneion undoubtedly will not b© of yiure than three days. "The suspension appears peculiar In that when Curley Blount had hla recont run-in with Umpire Pietz, ileilbronor •••as in the stand. Curloy drew a cou pie of aays and no fine. "While assaulting of umpires la not condoned, it really Is time Grand RapIds' team leaders and players awoke and assorted their rights. Things have been let slide for several years and but a tew 'jeepes' heard."

A«/d Then at Dajlon.

The Dayton Dally News Is co strained to whisper: "There Is one thingr certain. Umpire Daly, who Is taking Pletz's place while the latter is on a leave of absence, owing to illness, runs the ball game which he Is officiating. In the first inning of play 'Pop' Schrlver was coaching at third, and unless one waa real close to him he couldn't tell whether he or Jimmy Jones was playing third. Manager Compton trotted out to Daly with the request that he make Schrlver Btay Within the bounds, but the arbiter turned a deaf ear to Jack's words. As the Vet manager became duly insistent upon his demands, Daly chased him to the tench with a few harsh words ringing in the oars of our leader. It does seem that when Jack was in the absolutely right, Daly should have at least given him a reasonable consider atlon."

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

American AMOHIIIW

Clubs—

Indianapolis .. Kansas City ... Milwaukee .... Louisville ..... St. Paul Columbus Cleveland ..... Minneapolis ...

Kuumw Otty, 8.

At Louisville— Kan. City 000000111 0—8 4 Louisville 001100100 1—* 8 1

Batteries George and Alexander Reynolds and Crossin. (Ten innings.)

Cleveland at St. Paul—Wet grounds.

Indianapolis, 5 Minneapolis, 4. At Indianapolis— Minneapolis— 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 Indianapolis— 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 2 2

Batteries Ingereoll, Harper, Williams and Gharrity, Sullivan, Rondeau Burk, Merz and Blackburn. (18 Innings.)

I. D. SMITHS TO "JOY REDE."

The following members of the I* D. Smiths are requested to report at Seventh and Cherry streets Sunday at 12 o'clock to take machines for New Goshen: Bertram, Rood, Meadows, Donham, Briscoe, Haley, Oxford, Davis, Schnell, Heggarty, Mullikin and Adea.

LEWIS HAS THREE GAMES.

The Lewis, Ind., All-Stars have games booked as follows: Clinton Eagles June 6, Brazil Eagles Ju'ne 18, and Linton Eagles June 20. For pamoe after June 20 address All-Stars, Lewis, Ind., or answer through The Tribune.

These are rare values.

Specials

Normal Plays Quaker Horde on Saturday

The State Normal baseball squad Is scheduled to play the Barlham team Saturday afternoon at 2:30, at Parsons field.

The game Is the first for the Teachers since they were defeated by the Wabash team on the local grounds, two weeks ago. Most of the time since that game the grounds have been too wet for even practice work, and the men were forced to take their exercise In the gymnasium at basket and volley bail. However, the bright sunshine of the Inst few days has dried the grounds rapidly and the diamond is expected to be In good shape for tomorrow's game. The men have practiced faithfully and are rapidly getting lnlo trim again.

The Quakers havo made a good showing on the diamond thin season, but have been unlucky at times arid have lost several close games. The Teachers have a lead over them In tho matter of games won and hope to increase this lead by coptplng the game tomorrow.

Many baseball fans were enrolled for the second spring term and these, added to enthusiasts who were previously in fchool, should result in a recordbreaking crowd.

The Teachers will probably use the following lineup: Holt, catch Crlm or Fortner, pitch Priedman, first base Musselnian, second base: Knauth, thlid 1)HHO lfellmy or Lostutter, shortstop: Flint, left field: Btiyh, centor field, and Hogue, right field.

ERIE, 3 DAYTON, 2.

ERIE, Pa., June 4.—The Tars were shut out until the ninth, when they jumped in, and, driving home three runs, nosed out the Vets, 3 to 2. The losers got but one hit oft Hovllk. Score:

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At Columbus— Milwaukee .0202 Columbus ..0 0 0 0

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Nee, ss ........ 4 1 Stanley, cf ..... 4 0 Gygli, lb 4 0 Miller, rf 4 1 Soott, 3b ....... 3 1 Alcock, 2b 4 0 Coveleskle, If .. 4 0 Tyree, 3 0 Hovllk, 3 0

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Clemens, 2b Hobbs, cf 4 Horan, If 4 Spenoer, rt 3 Sykes, lb ...... 1 Woerth, ...... 3 Jones, 3b 3 S'chlrm, ss ..... 3 Wachtel, 3

Won Lotrt Pot. 27 15 .643 22 17 .664 22 19 .637 21 19 .625 20 lfr .513 18 28 410 14 21 .400 14 23 .373

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•Two out when winning run scored. Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8—8 Dayton 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—2

Left on bases—Erie, 5 Dayton, 1 Bases on balls—Off Hovllk, 1: off Wachtel, 1. Struck out—By Hovllk, 6 by Wachtel, 8. First base on errors— Dayton, 2. Sacrifloe hit—Sykes. Time 1:87. Umpire—Goehler.

CUT FOR BALL PLAYERS.

CHICAGO, Jivne 4.—Ball players of the Western league must sutmit to another general redaction of salaries or operations will be suspended for the rest of the season if the permission of the National Association of Minor Leagues can be gained, according to a statement last night by Norris L. (Tip) O'Neill, president of the league.

O'Neill has put the question up to the players, fie said: "If there is a general disposition on the part of the men to take a cut—one that will enable us to continue on an even working basis without further heavy financial loss to the club owners—the league will continue to play out its schedule of games."

TIGERS CLAW PIRATES.

SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 4.—Detroit of the American league defeated Pittsburgh of the National league in an exhibition game here Thursday, 8 to 2.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

American Leasnr.

Clubs— Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago ........... 27 15 .643 Detroit 26 17 .605 Boston 18 15 .659 New York ........ 19 17 .62fr Washington 16 19 .457 Cleveland ..... 17 21 .447 St. Louis 17 28 .425 Philadelphia 13 27 .325

Vto games—Rain.

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FEDERAL LEAGUE

Federal Lraiue.

Clubs- Won. Lopt. Pet. Pi tteburgh .... .... 24 17 585 Newark .... 22 17 5C4 Ki-neujs City ... .... 28' 18 5fil Chicago 23 19 548 St. Louis .... 19 17 .528 BrooKlyn 20 19 .513 Faltimore .... 15 24 3So Buffalo 13 28 .317

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Brooklrn 10-8) Buffalo, At Buffalo—First game: Brooklyn ..0 1503010 0—10 16 2 a 8 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 7 1 4 2

Batteries—Seaton and Land Schultz, Ehmeke, Watson, Marshall and Bedlent. ,,r ., k-

Second game: ok 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 S 2 Buffalo 01000000 0—1 5 3

Batteries—Uphara and Pratt Bedient and Blair.

Pittibnrirh, l| Kansas City, 1. At Kansas City— it 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 S 7 2 Kansas City 00100000 0—1 6 2

Batteries—Knetzer and Berry Packard and Brown.

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At Chicago— St. Louis ...00000200 1—1 Chicago 0 0000011 0—:

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ATHLETICS AFTER ACTION.

The Athletics will play the Jack Gilberts Sunday and would like to book 1he Braves for June 18, and the South End Skippers for June SO. For games, address Athletics, care Tribune.

BRAVES OPEN FOR GAMES.

The Terre Haute Braves would like to book games for June 6 and 27. For games with the Braves addrese F. J, Kennessey, 884 Gilbert avenve.

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The Transfers and Trust company Ave could not overcome handicaps given the Bankers and Brewers, respectively, last night and lost their series in the Fik's Bowling league. Hearn and Harriett were the high score agents. Score:

URKWBRS.

Himmelbauer 128 102 S3 Lawrence 141 157 14ti Hearn 117 161 214

Totals .... Total pins Handicap

.396 420 44: 1,2B) 2*57

Grand total 1,626 TRUST CO. Harriott 132 »12 169 Slmiricns 196 14S 159 Thomas 173 11S 149

Totals 601 Grand total BANKERS. Reis* 139 Stout 108 Poarce 110

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Totals 357 122 381) Total ins I,lfi8 Handicap 381

Grer.d total 1,552 TRANSFERS. H. Fisbeck 181 161 12? Morris 189 150 13 7 C. F. Fisbeck 146 199 16*

Totals Grand total

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NOTRE DAME COPS, 6-2.

EAST LANSING, Mich., June 4.— Notre Dame's heavy batting gave the Indiana university a 6 to 2 victory against Michigan Agricultural collegc here Thursday. Of the visiting team'u twelve hits four were two Daggers. Score: Notre Dame.O 0 0 8 0 1 2 0 0—8 12 1 M. A. 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—2 5 3

Batteries—Waleh and Kerny: Weeder, Springer and Blbblns.

IMPERIALS TO PLAY ATHLETICS.

The Imperials will play the Athletics at the Lange school ciamond. All Imperials are requested to be on the diamond not later than 9 o'clock. The Imperials would like to book a game with IJlackhnwk tor June 20, at Blackhawk. If challenge is accepted, write Manager Ross, 19lrf Buckeye street. The following players are aaked to report Sunday morning: Hllllbrant, Ross, Moore, Bruno, Tatsko, Caruthers, Raikes, W. Moore and Butler.

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college toam at First and Voorhoes street Sunday afternoon. Both teams have a long list to plok from, there fore an interesting game is expected.

The I. M. M. Co. has July 18 and 20tli cpen for out-of-town games. Good teams, whloh will guarantee expenses fpr eleven men, communioate with V. Harrison, 808 Sonth Seventh Btreet, or answer through the Tribune.

UNIVERSAL MEETS FAST CLUB.

The Universal, Ind., ball olub will oppose the North Terre Haute Stars, at Universal, Sunday. A fast contest 1b anticipated. Universal will ploy the PariB Colts June 13, and tho Clinton Kagles Juno £0, and nre opon for games for iater dates. For games, address Manager I'lck Lark, Universal, Ind., or answer through the Tribune.

BOSEMONTS HAVE OPEN BATE

The Rosemont Specials would ltke to at range a game for ftunday morning and afternoon, June 6, with any fast team ir the semi-pro class, Hans Wagners, Omars and Money Maohlne teams preferred. Games to be played at First and Voorhees streets. For games, call new phone, 256J-R, or addresc club, care Tribune.

PURDUE CAPTAINS NAMED.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 4.—H. F. Campbell, class of 1917 of Oklahoma City, Okla., was elected captain of the Purdue track team for 1916, and E. N. Weber, olass of 1916, of South Bend, was elected oaptaln of the Purdue baseball team for next year at meetings of the respective teams held Thursday,

INDIANS SEEK GAMES.

The Clinton, Ind., Indians have an open date for Sunday, June 13, and would like to hear from some fast team, game to be played on accepting team's diamond. Expenses for eleven men are asked. Answer through The Tribune or call 576 Clinton.

FED OWNERS TO TALK.

CJJICAGO. June 4.—A call for a meeting of Federal league club ownei?8, to be held here on Saturday, was ijpued today ty President James A. llmor* v«v-,

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At Boston— :J New York .303 0 1 0 0 0 S—10 18 os to 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 8 1 8

Batteries*— Marqvard and James, Tyler, Crutcher and

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Philadelphia, 2 Brooklyn, 1. At Brooklyn— Phlladfilphia.O 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0—2 Brooklyn ...00010000 0—1 5

Batteries—Mayer and Klllifer A ploton and Miller.

Cincinnati, 5 St. Louis, a. At St. Louis— in in at 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 5 1 1 Bt. Louis ...00000002 0—2 6 2

Batteries Schneider and Wlngo Perdup, Niehaus, Robinson and Snyder.

Today's Games

Cciitral Iifiinie.

Ft. Wayne at Evansvllle. Dayton a,t Erie. Wheeling at Youngstown.

National League.

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. American League. IJ Detroit at New York. l»(' Chicago at Boston. ill' St. Louis at Philadelphia. !iv Cleveland at Washington. i-'7!!

Federal League. fj

Pittsburgh at Kansas City. Brooklyn at Buffalo. St. Louis at Chicago. a Baltimore at Newark.

American Association.

Milwaukee at Columbus. St Paul at Cleveland. Minneapolis at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville.

ELNOBA BOOKS BL00MFIELD. ELNORA, Ind., June 4.—The SQnora Grays will play Bloomfleld at Bloomfleld Sunday. The Grays' new diamond at Hasler*s park Is now com pleted and the team would like to near from fast teams in Indiana and Illinois. For games address Samuel J. Danner, manager, or answer through The Tribune.

CUPPERS SHY SETTO.

The Cltprpers are without a game for Sunday and challenge the following teams for games: Clinton Walk-Overs, Hymera Rexalls, Brasll Y. M. L, Rosedale and New Goshen. Expense® for ten men are asked. For dates, address Clippers, care Tribune.

PURDUE VS. CHICAGO.

LAFAYETTE, Ind_ June 4.—Purdue pnd Chicago dashed in the last conference baseball game of the season for the Boilermakers here this afternoon. Both teams are near the bottom of the ladder in the oonferenoe honors race.

PRAIBIETON CLUB CHALLENGED.

The Prairieton, Ind., olub is challenged for a game by Manager William Gregg, 2431 North Eleventh street. If challenge 1B accepted, write or call Manager Greg?, or answor through the Tribune.

MILLERS BOOK PRAIBIETON.

The Miller High Lifes will play at Prairieton, Ind., Sunday. A fast combat is anticipated.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

National League.

Clubs—

Chicago Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn ... St. Louis .. Pittsburgh Cincinnati Now York

Won. Lost Pet. 23 16 .590 21 18 .538 20 19 .613 20 19 .613 20 21 .484 18 20 .471 16 20 .444 .429 15 20

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OFF FOR BIO MEET.

LAFAYEtTE, Ind., June 4.—-Eight Put due athletes headed by Captain "Jerry" East left here today for Urbana, 111., to compete in the conference track meet Saturday. East is entered in the quarter and half-mile mns and is thought to have a chance nf winning Iho former and placing in the latter. Kllpple, Purdue's crack twomiler, is expected to take the distance run. Bancker and Whitcomb are hop­

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