Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 85, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1922 — Page 11

AUG. 18, 1922

EDDIE WEBBER COMES BACK

Fort Fights Are Fast arid Main Go Is Draw in Ten Rounds. Fighting furiously at the end of ten rounds In an effort to gain a slight margin if one was to be gained. rrankie Jones of Louisville, and Bating Budd of Atlanta. Ga.. welterweights. treated the Ft. Harrison fight fans to a snappy ring encounter. The referees decision of a draw was well received. Carrying a strong left jab and possessing skill at long range fighting Budd started fast and gained a shade in the opening round. In the remaining rounds it was nip and tuck with honors about even. Starting the tenth round even both boys fought desperately in an effort to gain an edge. The bell found both of them in the center exchanging blow for blow. When Referee Clark raised the hands of both boys the large crowd went wild with approval. Another match between the boys may be arranged in September. Eddie Webber, former ring artist and “fighting street car man,” effected a wonderful comeback in the semiwindup with Yank Druley of Richmond, by gaining five of the eight rounds. Two were even and Druley had one. Webber started fast and in the first round three things hit at once. Webber hit Druley with one of his famous haymakers and Druley hit the canvas, the bell hit at the same time, however, and fast work by ills seconds brought the Richmond boy back. Webber cut Druley’s left eye and battered his face, but lacked the steam for a K. O. In the preliminary Eddie Dyer, formerly of Texas, but who announced before the show that from now on he Wsvill fight out of Indianapolis, won on pi foul from Frankie Burns, a local boy.

CLUB STANDINGS

American Association Won. Lost. Pet. St. Paul 75 44 .630 Minneapolis 67 53 .563 M ilwaukee ........ 6R 55 .553 Indianapolis 64 M .543 Kansan City 61 60 .504 Loniforille 50 63 .458 Toledo 44 76 .367 Columbus 43 78 .356 American League W L. Pet W L. Pet. ?t. Louis 68 46 .506 CTer 58 59 .496 X. T. .. 6' 47 .587 Wash. .. 54 59 .478 Detroit.. 60 54 .536 Phila 45 64 .413 Chicago. 57 56 .504 Boston .. 44 65 .393 National Leagne W. L. Pot.' W. 1,. Pet. X. T 67 45 .598 Pin 61 54 .530 Chicago. 64 49 .0666000151001. 54 56 .491 ?t Louis 64 40 .566 Phila 39 66 .S7l Pitts 59 51 J>36ißoston... 35 73 .334 GAMES TODAY American Association St. P. at Ind. Mtnne. at Louis. MB. at CoL K. C. at Tol. American League Clove, at Wash. St. L. at Phila. ChL at X. Y. Det. at Bost. National League Bost. at Pitts. Brook, at Clnctn. X. T. at Chi. Phila. at St. L. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American Association. St. P. 3; lad., 0. Mmne, 7; Louis, fl. Tol, 8: K. C, 7. MU, 6: Coi, 4. American League X. Y . 7: Det, 1. Phila, 8: Clere, 1. Bost, 3-5: Chi, 3-1. St. L, 8: Wash*, 5. Xational League | Chi, 7: Bost, 3. Brook, 8: St. L, 7. Px. Y, : Pius, 3. Phila, 1: Cincin, 0.

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INDEPENDENT AND AMATEUR BALL

The Y. M. 8. baseball team will hold a meeting tonight at Vollrath’s cafa. corner of Palmer and Talbott Sts. Jonee, Waywood, Faust. Suditig. Hessman, Kuhn. Casey. Spits, Clements. Winters, Butch, Schoot and Stikor take notice. The Brookside Independents will play at Lawrence Sunday. The Indianapolis Locks, a colored team, will play the Malouvels at Northwestern Park Saturday. A game is wanted for Sunday. Favorites or Dodgers take notice. For games call Lincoln 6311 and ask for Virgil Torrance. The Arsenal Cubs will play the Highland Cubs Sunday at Pennsy Park at J 2:30 p. m. For games with the Arsenals call Circle 2308 and ask for Eddie. Snades Midgets call this number Saturday night. The Favorite A. C. defeated Shelbyville, 13 to 6. Thursday. The Favorites play at Fortville Sunday. All players are asked to be at Douglas Park Saturday at 3 p. m. lor practice. The Maywood Grays will hold their weekly meeting at the poolroom tonight. The Grays have a few open dates. For games call Belmont 0443.* or address William Burk, 1343 Reianer St. The Indiana Travelers play tho Tildcn Grays at Brownaburg Sunday. All players are expected to get the 12 noon car at the Terminal Station. The Travelers want a game for Aug. 27. Call Webster 2990. or address Fred MeJntyre. 2414 Wheeler St. The Meldons meet tonight at Warner's poolroom. Shelby and Holliday Sts, and ail players are expected to be there. The Meldens play off their twelve-inning tie of last Sunday with the Seal-Fast team at Garfield Park. No. 2. It is part of tne Times Independent tourney. The K L. A. team holds permits for Sunday at Riverside Xo. 7 at 13:30 and 3:30 p. m. Any teams wanting game* call Drexel 6951. or address H. G. Johnson, 411 Harlan St.

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DOUBLE-HEADER SATURDAY City Teams Play for Title in Class AA Amateur Senes. The Crescent Paper Company won a protest filed against the FairbanksMorse team, and will play the Pintas in one-half of the double-header in tho amateur series for the city championship Saturday at 2 p. m. at Pennsy Park. Fairbanks won from tho Crescents last Saturday, but the game was forfeited because of the use of an ineligible player. The other game will be between the Brookside Odd Fellows and Citizens Gas Company teams. All of the contests are in Class AA. BELMONT Y. M. S. CONTEST Will Be Played on Riverside ft— Notice to Times Teams. The Belmonts and Y. M. S. nines will clash on diamond No. 9 at 3:30 p m. Sunday in the Times tourney, instead of diamond No. 5, as published Wednesday. The Milburns and Vonneguts meet on diamond No. 5 at 3:30. The other five contests carded for Sunday stand as carried in the Wednesday announcement. Umpires assigned to the Sunday

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games who have not verified their assignments are requested to call Earl McKee at Washington 1050 after 0 p. m. tonight. Fourteen teams of the twenty-three remalnng in the runnng for the city Independent amateur championship will play Sunday. All other nines will rest until Sunday, Aug. 27. Teams playing Sunday that played last Sunday are requested to bring in the umpire fee of $1.50 to the Times sports department. The Staffords still owe for last Sunday.

AMUSEMENTS.

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