Indiana daily times. [volume], April 28, 1920, Home Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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H AMATEI P. PABUIK FLAX'S.
tonm in
. Bascl'a!! nsso< iat'*>n will turn out
v and take part In llu? big parade
t" precede the opening games
Saturday afternoon loops,
parade starts at 1 :U> i>. ni.. form
ing t‘ Jlichitran anil Meridian streets,
moving south on Meridian to Vermont,
east on Vermont to Pennsylvania, south
on Pennsylvania to Washington and west
on W nshington to Senate avenue. Mount
iee will l>e at the head t "he |>i •>-
•*sion, followed by city offiicals, I. A.
15. A. officials and the band.
The complete parade schedule fol
lows:
Head of Line—Michigan and Meridian.
Section A—On Meridian, north to
Michigan; mounted police, city officials,
1. A. B. A officials, baud.
Section ■ North street, east side
•f Meridian, facing Meridian; City
League.
Section C- On North street, west side
of Meriniau. facing Meridian; Motor
league.
Sc tion I>—On Meridian, Walnut to
North (head of sectiont. at North ev
tmdlng west on Walnut: Manufacturers’
league.
Section K On Meridian and S', ("si ■
So Walnut, extending nest of Meridian
on St. Clair: Commercial league.
Section K- <>u St. Clair, east of Merid
facing Meridian: Sunday School
Wi aI r. head of column, at St. Clair;
j. • 'eague, hand.
Section H—On Pratt, east sine of Me*
rutau. tacit!- Meridian; Municipal
h ague. *
AH officer*. managers, umpires and
scorers in the Motor league will
meet at the Spalding snorting goods
store tonight- Don’t be a draw
back.
Despite the fact that the weather had
beer, disagreeable, the city park dia
mond tenders have things in good shape
for the opening clashes Saturday.
Jnst to show how much they think of
him. the Premier Motor Company will
donate a special car to Johnny Gaeth,
president of the Motor league, for use
in the parade. Johnny wants a roadster,
so the girls can't rush him.
Atl-in-all, the Premier people are do
nating fifteen cars for the procession.
Maybe yon think the Sunday school
teams aren’t stepping out this season.
They have formed two eiglit-club
leagues.
The Indianapolis Merits are pointing
to Sunday's win over the Crawfordsville
Eagles and telling us to watch 'em knock
off the Columbus club Sunday. "Grimly”
didn’t have such a big Reason in 1919.
but he looks hotter than a furnace this
year.
i
Big league stuff. The Marion Ram
blers will battle In Danville. 111., Sun
day. Their trajn leaves Saturday night.
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that mean
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Bob Ellis will be on first base for
the Midwest Znglnes again this year.
Nine men like Bob make a warm-potato
ball club.
Too bad -the American Express Star
lights aro not in the association this
year. “Daddy" Akers has an outfit with
all the earmarks ot beings able to de
liver.
Ernie Huhn is down at the Abattoir.
They'll have a nine worth watching.
Tom Quill. Hock Kelley, Wallie
I’orier. Ilrinie c.oott. George Gruud
and Jimmy Nue are in South Side
Turner uniform. It looks like the
city league pennant is already won
and lost.
Maybe we will miss our guess for
once, but it looks as how the American
ciub outfit is composed of just a small
,bit too many stars. ‘
The Rupp Juniors have been playing
every Sunday, but they have been hold
ing the bottom side of the count. Thus
the* mystery of their silence is explained.
For Soccer Title
ST. LOUIS. April “S. The soccer cham
pionship of the United States will he de
cided in a game here May 11. neeording to
a telegram received by the St. Louis Soc
cer league from officials of the I'nited
State football association in New York
The opposing teams for the title will
be the Ben Millers of St. Louis and the
Fore River eleven of Quincy. .Mass.
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