Indiana daily times. [volume], August 06, 1920, Home Edition, Page 13, Image 13

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AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
■ By CHARLIE LOGAN
iBATTOIRS LOSE
'LAG CHANCE
It you ever have a desire to hear a
tory about bad luck and how it slipped
,p on a perfectly good baseball nine,
last step around and let Ernie Huhn,
panager of the Indianapolis Abattoirs,
nurmnr a few words. Ernie worked his
ead off to build something out of the
aseball talent at the Abattoir this year
ind nothing more or less than last Sat
urday's rain kept him from getting a
hance at city league championships,
'he “Aba” and Indiana Bells were sched
uled in the last game of the season.
The Huhn followers had won ten games
.nd lost three. The Bells had won ten
nd lost two.
A victory Saturday would have given
he “Abs” the city league pennant with
I percentage of .786, against .769 for the
lello Boys. Just as the teams stepped
ip for the first round of play, the rain
□an cut loose and the game was called
ff. The schedule closed Saturday and
here is nothing in the rules and by-laws
if the I. A. B. A. that says the Beils are
lot champions, it not being necessary
o play off postponed games after the
lose of the season.
j A TURD AY’S A MAT El' R SCHEDULE.
FINAL GAMES.
Motor League—Marmon vs., G. & J.,
Riverside diamond No. 2 (two gamers,
rst called at 2 o’clock); Premier vs.
fheeler Premier diamond; Midwest vs.
fartin-Parry, Riverside diamond No. 1.
Manufacturers’ League—-Link Belt vs.
lolcomb & Hoke, Garfield diamond No.
; Eli Lilly vs. American Can, Garfield
iamond No. 2; Rockwood vs. Langs
ale, Garfield diamond No. 3.
Sunday School League A—Southport
s. First Baptist, Riverside diamond No.
; Morris vs. River Avenue, Riverside
iamond No. 5; East Tenth vs. Broad
ay, Fairview diamond No. 2.
Sunday School Leauge B—First United
rethren vs. St. Paul, Rhodius diamond
o. 1; Zions vs. Olive Branch, Rhodius
lamond No. 2; Eighth Christian vs.
hlrd Christian, Brookside diamond No.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Junior League (all clubs play two
ames Sunday !—Military Midgets vs.
ndianarolls Cubs and Rupp Midgets,
Uverside diamond No. 6; .Simmons
larvels vs. Rupp Midgets and Indlan
poiis Cubs, Riverside diamond No $;
oys - Club vs. Willard Triangles and
hodius Cubs, Garfield diamond No. 2;
liver* Midgets vs. Rhodius Cubs and
Villard Triangles. Garfield diamond No.
Odd Fellow League (morning)—Lin
oln vs. Brookside, Riverside diamond
io. 1; Puritan vs. Indianapolis, Gar
eld diamond No. 3; Southe&sterns vs.
rvington, Brookside diamond No. 1.
The Indianapolis Trojans want a game
vith some strong state club for next
Sunday. Address Frank Owens, 1133
Corner avenue.
OllTer A. C.’s and the Edinbnrg Re
erves will clash at Edinburg next Sun
lay. Aug. 15 is open on the Oliver
chedule and teams looking for a good
tame on that date should communicate
rith Henry Glessing, Indianapolis Coal
Company. The Olivers meet tonight.
The Superbas have a few open dates
ud desire to fill them with state clubs,
.ddress Harold Hnsted, 1130 North Dear
orn street, or call Woodruff 4252.
*
Manager Solom<T. has added Flynn and
.ennedy to the !'. . n Independent line
> and Is ready t< meet clubs In the
ty or state. They have no game
iheduled for Sunday and would like to
et in touch with the manager of the
lupps. Herb Campbell's Militaries are
Times vs. Southerns
The Daily Times baseballer* will take
leir stand against the Southern Cubs
t Fairview Sunday afternoon. The
abs, who are entered in the city inde
endent series. I lave been playing good
all and shonld make the newspaper
en hustle to cop a victory.
The Times club has also been hitting
r ast pace during the past. few eeki
l fans are picking this game as one
Sunday s leading attractions.
BEAM LEAGUES MEET.
■ Beam’s Bowling leagues 1 and 2 will
■eet at Beam's alleys tonight and all
■ten wishing to join either loop or enter
■ club in either are requested to attend,
■he league will bowl on Monday and
■hursday nights.
KAHN
Semi-Annual Sale of
Ready-to-Wear Clothes
THIS sale is ma<Je possible by our desire to
keep our tailors busy-in what would other
wise be a dull period. We have them make up
“ready” clothes instead of laying them off.
These clothes we now offer at sharp reductions
from their original prices.
Clothes that sold from $37.50 ) S* 0k 49% E||
to $40.00
t * Now ) IMP
Clothes that sold from $42.50 ) fjZ II
to $45.00 / V
Now ) m wlm
Clothes that sold from $47.50 ) 2s£§p §J! fl
to $50.00 [ W g ■vll
' Now ) BaijP M
Higher priced garments reduced in propor
tion. Every suit backed by the KAHN
quality label.
KAHN TAILVRINS W
OF’INPIAMAPOUS
Washington and Meridian Sts. Second Floor—Kahn Building
also in line for a Borden challenge. Ad
dress Joe Solomon, 2832 East Tenth
street, or calla Woodruff 1939.
The St. Paul (Ind.) Independents wonld
like to arrange a game with some fast
Indianapolis club for Sunday. Com
municate with R. Ross, 802 West Twenty
seventh street.
The E. C. Atkins nine is without a
game for Sunday and would like to get
In touch with a fast city or state club.
For Information get In touch with the
timekeeper, E. C. Atkins.
Riley All-Stars will play a return game
with Brownsburg Sunday. The last game
■ GELLER’S
Clean -Up Sale
Several hundred suits, including the finest patterns,
in single and double-breasted models, some pure un
finished worsteds that are positively worth SSO, $55
and S6O, now offered at —
$24, $25, S3O, $32 and $35
Every Suit in Stock Substantiai/y Reduced
v
Your choice of any Palm Beach or Mohair Suit in
the house which includes numbers 4* * r*
up to $27.50, now at lO
Everything Goes for Less
All Men's Furnishings are offered in this 6ale at big
reductions. This includes underwear, hosiery, shirts,
neckwear and pajamas.
Straw Hats at Half Price
Take your choice of any Straw Hat in the house at
one-half price.
Open
Saturday
Until
9:30 P. M.
CROWN BICYCLES
- .
Take advantage of oar exceptional offer before the price
advance goe. into effect.
Juvenile Bicycles 135.00
Men’s and Ladles' Bicycles $40.00 and ■45.00
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SMITH-HASSLER-STURM CO.
219-221 Massachusetts Avenue
between these clubs resulted In a 1 to 0
defeat for the Rileys, but they are out
to redeem themslves Sunday.
All Parker Tire players are requested
to meet at Garfield diamond No. 1 at
5:30 this evening. The Parkers will meet
the Harper Kansdell team on Riverside
diamond No. 7 Saturday afternoon.
A fast game is expected Sunday when
the Southern Grays and the Indianapo
lis Red Sox clash at Rhodius park. All
Grays are requested to report at the
meeting at 1242 South Belmont ave
nue tonight.
The managers of the Mllitarys, Tal
bot A. C.’s and Big Four are requested to
call Washington 1050 this evening.
The Rupp Juniors and Romulas A. C.’s
will offer some high class entertainment
when they clash on Riverside diamond
St^
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920.
No. 2 Sunday afternoon. The Romulas
are the only s\ndlotters In the city who
have defeated the Rupps this season.
Indianapolis K. of P. .lodge No. 56 ex
pects a win over the American Garment
Cleaners on Riverside diamond No. 4 to
Begins
Reduced JS||| Tomorrow
JH|| Morning at
from $7.85
Genuine Mahogany Cordo OXFORDS iI W tjfPi
Exactly like cut below—smart, swagger, up-to- jpjgjl'
date. The original price of $7.85 appears in
large letters on every box. They were unsur-
passed anywhere this season at $9. All sizes.
Abo These Values Up To $7.85
sizes from most expensive
MEN! Brogue Oxford
LOOK AT wv $1 ® 00 Va,ue
THIS ONE Now $ 5.25
Sftoe Sfoce&Got
r 1-ArpeAfr Shoe Retailers in the Wor 14 - Cities
7 North Pennsylvania, Odd Fellow Bldg.
164 North Illihois Street
OPEN SATURDAY MIGHT UNTIL 9:30
Diamond
TIRES
.
Get ’em while gettin’s good at these low prices
Because we bought a big lot of this famous brand before the raise of
March Bth, we are able to sell them at prices much less than regular. Out
of-town orders will be sent post paid to any address within 300 miles of In
dianapolis.
DIAMOND CORDS DIAMOND FABRICS
First grade guaranteed First grade guaranteed
8,000 miles. / 6,000 miles.
Biz - Ribbed. Nonskid. / 28x3 $13.25
32x31/2 $33.25 $35.00 §H|||(fjl 30x3 •**••••• 13.50
32x4 42.25 44.50 '/IfH'VllSm 30x3 H 16,75
33x4 44.40 45.25 iftljl 32x31/2 2 °' s °
34x4 45.50 46.30 'yjffi 31x4 24.35
MIM 32x4 26.90
32x4i/ 2 47.50 49.15 jl • {ffifjj 33x4 28.25
33x41/2 49.25 51.00 ; 34x4 29.00
34x41/2 50.00 63.00 jfwM 32x4i/ a 37.00
35x4i/a 51.50 53.40 W 33x4i/ 2 38.00
36x41/2 53.75 55.00 \ WiltlSj 34x41/2 39.00
, 35x41/2 42.00
33x5 60.00 62.75 36x4i/ 2 42.75
' 37x5 65.00 67.75 37x5 !!.! .! 52.00'
- * ~ 1 ‘
Punctured Tubes Patched Free Saturday
Bring in your old tubes. We will patch punctures or small blowouts free of
charge. If a “Seal Fast” patch fails to hold, we will give you anew tube free. “Seal
Fast” patching rubber is the best we know of. Enough to patch 25 punctures
costs but 50 cents. It requires but two minutes to put on a patch—no heat—no gaso
line—no cement.
GUARANTEE RUBBEI^CO.
211 and 213 S. ILLINOIS STREET
Th largest exclusive tire and Open Saturday Evening
house in Indiana. ' I / and Bunday Morning.
morrow afternoon. For Saturday after- •
noon games call Harr'son 1775 and ask j
for Harry.
Indianapolis Senators aod the Mnrtins
'•illf> Grays will tangle in what promises
te be a hot scrap at Martinsville Sunday.
Pitcher Powers, formerly with the Amer
ican Express club. Is requested to get
in touch with C. W.- Ward, at Prospect
6547 .as soon as possible. The Senators
would like to book a game with Browns
town for Aug. 15. Address C. M. Ward,
954 Elm street.
Cor. Wash, ~ -and Del. Sts.
Hurry! Hurry!!
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Ciean-up of All
ODDS and ENDS
Remaining From the Greatest “Clean-Sweep
Sale’’ in Our History.
• Up to $27.85 Mens Suits
Hand tailored wool and C A A
woolen suits for men y 81'*'*'
and young men." Sizes
■ y-v' \ •
$12.85 Palm Beach Suits
All bear the genuine * //
Palm Beach label.
Lights and darks. Sizes
Men’s 97c Ribbed Union Saits
Sizes 34 to 40 only. Lignt —g
weight, white ribbed, re- m ■
inforced crotch. While If
they last .. 1/VV
Men’s 97c Shirts and Drawers
white lisle, short- mgg
sleeve shirts. Sizes 44 FI | _
and 46 only; ankle length la*
*S§||£Ki£2jjyP* drawers. Sizes 34, 36, 38,
40, 42 only. Each
Men’s White Cotton SOCKS
Over 1,000 pairs, a wonder- pit
ful bargain! All sizes, |_
white only. While they last, |
tfmL Men s 19c Quality Socks
Knit of quality
combed yarns, 4mit F _
fully reinforced £ W
toe, sole and heel. IOF Air
vgjMfc Mens 35c Wash Ties
Broad, flowing €~^
rnlWlyff?! ends. beautiful M 9 M
striped patterns. £ r *^f*
While they last.. TOT Uv V
i
• Menss2.29Dress Shirts
Tailored of fine comb nn
percales and madras, p S •UU
striped materials, soft
French cuffs. Sizes 16 \\
Men’s $4.97 and $5.47 Pants
Extra well made of serv- C Q 7
Iceable materials. Light *r
and dark P attern *'
See Windows for Scores of Unadvertised
Odds and Ends Bargains.
Cor. Washington and Delaware Streets
XTA GLENGARY
'fe v OTB\ Pure Linen Shirts
\ With Collar to Match.
/ In the market.
$8.50
vA\, SUi / Hatter and Haberdasher
V\| , M// / ME. Wash. St.
W k n U y. Penn. St. lM V. HL Si.
iaf-sßEMen’s Suits,s2s te SSO
“Out of the Way, but Less to Pay/*
I PrtN (Tailoring Company
'■■■■il/I * 131 East New York Street 4
_ DT OHB HJOHT OF STATUS.
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