Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1922 — Page 11

JULY 28, 1922

PITCHER DOAK . HAS STRING OF IRDIJPII Hurled Two One-Hit Games and They Were Nearly Rollers. By BILLY ETASS The fates have been mighty unkind to Pitcher Bill Doak of the St. Louis Cardinals this year. The ambition of eveiT major league j hurler Is to break into the no-hit class j at least once. Twice this season Doak has turned in two performances in which the opposition made only one hit. Early in May. Doak turned in a one-hit affair against the New York j Giants. His other one-h;t game was in July, against the Phillies. On each occasion the only hit made was a fluky infield tap, which rolled " mm ;lf 1 BILL DOAK. so elowly that the batsman was able to get the decision at first base by a scant margin. I umpired the game early in the year when Robertson of Chicago pitched a no-run. no-hit, no-man-reach-first game against the Detroit club. That psychology also enters into unusual baseball feats, as well as luck, was proved in that game. In the early innings the Tigers hit a half dozen balls hard. Three or four sensational catches prevented some of the drives from going for extra bases. Inability to get the ball safe peeved the Tigers. Some of the players began to insist that Robertson was doc- i toring the ball. Every inning a pro-! test was lodged. During the first four innings Rob- ' ertson was hit fairly hard but was j saved by good support. Then, by fussing over the ball, the Tigers took - minds oft their work and the 9Rting slumped. Asa result, Robertson ' jogged through the last five innings in easy fashion. High-class pitching had been aided by luck and psychology. A. B. Cs. Lose Again The A. B. Cs. went down again before the Bacharachs at Kokomo on Thursday, 9 to 6. Ross was hit hard in the fifth and sixth innings. The As. threatened in the eighth. but "Winters stopped the rally. Th? Kansas City Monarchs will be the next attraction at Washington Park Sun-] day. Logan Wins I. U. Tennis By Timet Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind., July 28. Harlan Logan added to his athletic I laurels by winning the summer tennis tourney at Indiana University. Paired with Coombs, he also won the doubles title, Logan was captain of the Bloomington high school basket ball team last season.

Dc i t Bet Your Hat On Anything “If It Comes From Jud’s, It’s Correct” Many of our friends have purchased straw hats here this week to replace their first straws of the season. All straws now onehalf price. $3.50 Hats, $1.75 $4.00 Hats, $2.00 $5.00 Hats, $2.50 $7.00 Hats, $3.50 SB.OO Hats, $4.00 Both Stores Open Saturday Until 9:30 P. M.

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ENTRY BLANK Indianapolis Times Independent Amateur Baseball Tournament. The Baseball Team hereby makes entry to the Third Annual Times Tourney. Manager. Address Telephone Number Date entry received by Times

DEAD BOXER'S DOG DYING Shaggy Pup Howls Grief at Loss of Master. By United Xetct SOUTH ORANGE, N. J., July 28Jack Crawford's dog is dying of grief. Jack, an 18-year-old featherweight fighter, died after a tough eight-round battle with Tommy Gerard last week. He was buried Wednesday. Thursday. Jack's dog, Rover, a lit tie. shaggy fellow had lost all Interest in life, and Jack’s father, J. Fredl erick Crawford, reported that the pup was dying. Rover had to be locked up in the deserted gym during the funeral of his pal. lest he disturb the mournere with his own grief. Now he refuses

Remember , We 9 re Open Saturday Nights Till Nine O'Clock Rubens' Big Sacrifice Sale Suit Values Up to S4O, NOW — This big sale started off last Saturday like a whirlwind and is still going big—evidence of the wisdom and thrift of buyers who are taking advantage of this wonderful opportunity to buy clothing of such fine quality—suits made to retail at $25 to $40 —offered during this sale at $19.50. Better Make It a Point to Be Here TOMORROW! REMEMBER THE SALE PRICE! NINETEEN-FIFTY See Our Windows for a Few of the Many Beautiful Patterns The Fabrics All-wool worsteds, all-wool tweeds, allwool blue serges, all-wool pencil stripes, pin checks, club checks and plain colors. The Models Young men’s single and double-breasted suits, sport suits, conservative suits for modest dressers, stouts, slims, shorts and regulars. With Many of These Suits We Can Furnish Extra Trousers at. .$4.00 Hundreds of These Suits Are Appropriate For Year-Round Wear — Don’t Miss This Sale

Special Trousers Sale A wonderful chance to match up your suit with an extra pair trousers at far leas than value. Several hundred pairs of check. tweed and pencil stripe all-wool trousers. Sale price

Summer Suits Reduced Panama, Palm Beach, Mohair and Tropical Worsted two-piece suits — SQM, *9 d* 9 *l2^ and J l4^

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to leave the gym, and his whining and howling tell the boy's parents what it means to a little, no-account dog to lose his best friend. RICHARDS, KINSEY IN FINALS Youthful Tennis Stars Battle for Metropolitan Title. By Timet Special NEW YORK. July 28.—Vincent Richards of Yonkers, N. Y., and Howard Kinsey of San Francisco were to meet in the finals of the Metropolitan tennis tournament today. In order to get to the finals Richards went five sets to defeat Shimizu and Kinsey battled for five sets also to win over | S. Howard Voshell of Brooklyn.

Boys’ and Children’s Suits Reduced Strictly all wool, well made, perfect fit. ting suits — s 7=, $ and Up

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Gill HALL AND COUNTY TEAMS IN BENEFIT TILT Game at Washington Park Saturday to Raise Funds for Disabled Soldiers. Saturday is the big day. The County and City Hall baseball teams clash at Washington Park at 2:15 p. m. The rivalry is keen, but whoever wins, the purpose of the contest will be accomplished If there are plenty of fans out to witness the fracas. The

proceeds go to the disabled soldiers at Sunnyside and Methodist hospitals. The game will be preceded by a pa rade that will start from the courthouse at 1:15 p. m. There will be a band and “everything.” The teams will line up as follows:

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City Hall Team —Jackson Murray and Jack Schott, p; Heyden W. Buchanan, rs; George Wallace, If; Paul Brown, c; R. W. Munroe, 2b; Ernest Newhart, 3b; Lester Hook, ss; Benjamin Clark, lb; Earl Dodson, cf; Henry Willitts and Henry Hauser, utility.

These Tire Specials Saturday Only! 30x3 Majestic Fabric Tires SO.OO Non-Skid 30x3V2 Majestic Fabric Tires $0.75 Non-Skid 30x3V2 Oxford Fabric Tires sy.so Non-Skid

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County Team—John McGregor, Jr. p; Earl Schrinner, c; Fred Huee, If Casey Kimble, rs; Earl Kimmol. cfHenry Sanford, lb; Frank Lambert 2b; John Hinkle, 3b; George Rooker, ss; Charles Clark, p; Dummy Fayha, utility.

Summer Weight Suits —Coat and Trousers — AT BIG REDUCTION Three additional lots for this special sale consist of those thin suits that are so comfortable during the hot days of August and early September. The suit you buy now will also do splendid service all of next summer. Reductions are quite marked, as you can see from the following prices.

Lot No. 4 $ *f! £ % fl Summer cloth, linen and Tropi- 9 f§ ® ** crash coats ajid trousers. Former prices up to $20.00

Lot No. 5 /VSQ Mohair Coats and Trousers. 9 BI ft Former prices up to $25.00.

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De Molay Tennis Meeting A special meeting has been called for all De Molay members interested in staging a tennis tournament, Th tennis players are asked to attend a meeting tonight at 7:80 at the Em-Eoi store.

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