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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
WILL OPEN ON CHRISTMAS.
Lafayette's New Rink VIII Not BE
Ready Until the Holidays.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 7.-Work on La
fayette's new polo rink is progressing rap
idly. Fifty carpenters are at work on the
structure. which is now ready for the roof.
When completed the local rink will be one
OF the finest in the Central League. Mana
ger Baugh In spite of many exasperating
delays in the arrival OF material says the
building will be ready In time for the game
on Christmas day. AS soon as the roof is
put on the local team will begin practic-
Ing in the rink. AS yet the team has had
no place to practice In the city, having been
compelled to go to Logansport. This has
been rather unsatisfactory and much bet
ter showing is expected when a permanent
place for practice is secured.
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SALE OF HLwooD FRANCHISE.
Elwood Athletic Association Pur.
ehases Il from sebern and Durbin.

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ELWOOD. Dec. Tho Elwood franchise
I'm the Western Roller Polo League. along
with the buildings and property owned here
by James v. Sebern and ID. II. Durbin. the
former owners. was sold to-day to the
Elwood Athletic Association, which In turn
fled articles OF incorporation with the sec
rotary of state. the capital stock being
$4,000. the consideration OF the transfer
Messrs. Sebern and Durbin will retain a
controlling interest In the new association.
OF which the following directors have been
elected: ]. V. Sebern. ID. III. Durbln. G. w.
Rrier. II. c. Galloway. Charles Osborne, c.
G.. De Hority, Z. G. De Hority, j. A. De
Hority. Clyde Hunter. Bert Call. c. c. Cot
ton. c. d. Babbitt. @. v. Newcomer, Henry
Jordan and w. c. Curtis. They will hold a
meeting In a few days to elect officers.
The association Is incorporated under the
recent coliseum act OF the Legislature and
under which IL may give all kinds Of
athletic entertainments.
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FAVORITESBEATEN
CLANGOR, SARAH MAXIM AND NAL
sTER FAILED TO WIN.
In the Last Three Races the Winners
Scored by hut a Head a Neck
-Other Results.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7-Clangor. Sarah
Maxim and Master were the beaten favor
ties. Judges Clarence Mcdowell and Hall
arrived to-day from Bennings. The card
was only fair, but in the last three
races the winners scored by only head or
two or a neck. Weather fine; track SLOW
Summary:
First Race-Five furlongs: Sea Shark, los
(Helgerson), to l, won; Diapanous, ITO Ct.
Walsh), TO /. second Kings Counsel, los
CIV. Hicks, Is to l, third. Time, 1903 1-5.
Chance 1O7 CH, Davis 9 to 10, won; Alad-
din 100 CIV. Hicks, to /, second; Fair
bury bury loi (cochran), 6 to l, third Time
Third-Mamselle, 90 (McIntyre). to 1,
won; Sarah Maxim, SO III. Philips), IL to 5,
second; Free Admission, 10S QHoffier), so TO
], third. Time, 1:45.
Fourth-Six furIongs: cyprienne. log CIV.
Robbins), 10 to 1, won; Worthington, liz
CRAWFORD, 10 to !, second; Aggie Lewis,
1O4 QHelgerson) II to s. third Time, 1:16 %:
Avon, 105 Oh. Phill;ps), IL to 5. won; Balm
of Gilead, 1O6 (B. Davis, to /, second; AL
paca, los (McCafferty). ID to 5, third. Time,
1:23 1-5.
Sixth-Six and half furlongs: Macbeth.
100 CIV. Hicks, to ), won; Emma A. NJ,
105 (Helgerson), To 2 second; Baronet, ITO
livingston. 10 TO l. third. Time. LA.
New Orleans entries for Tuesday:
FrssI EaceIrVe IuIL0ngs; Morning star. Us:
Brennan, III; Maltoferin. Caledonite, 116: Little
Jack Horner. Lady Contrary. Jim Along. l21;
over Again. 124 Irene Lindsey. 1874
Second-Six furlongs: Mynheer 90; Tommy
Foster. 1O9; Scorpio. yanness. 1O4; Big Ben. los;
Frank Bell, 101
/ Third-Four and one-half furlongs: Bountiful.
Step Aside. Superlatsve. volto. Lights Out, 81:
Glen Flo .Lolly Dolly, Chantry, 100; Tower,
| Trossachs 1922 Symphony. Tonteo, 1O7\
Fourth-one mile. handicap: Ancke 100;
Ethel Wheat. los; Homestead, LOG; Bondage, 1o7;
Witful, III; Ethics, ia
Fifth-One mile and one-half, selling: Irving
Mayer. s6; Alright. 100; Adalante. 101; The
| Bobby. 1903; Siddons. i'll.
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Sherman b.. Ryevale.
| 80; Hiawatha. 9S; Ora Mckinney. Spencerien.
l Overland. 90; Inquisitive Girl, Caybon 102; J.
p. Mayberry, Dutiful, los; Foresight. Rainland.
! 10.
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Indians Were OutcIasscd Before the
First Period Was Ffnished-Ander-
son Defeated Elwood.
Games Tonight.
Marion at Indianapolis.
Richmond at Elwood.
Muncie, O.: Indianapolis. 4.
Anderson, 5; Elwood, 2.
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MUNCIE. Ind. Dec 7.-Harts accurate
driving. combined with Higgins's spectacu-
lar floor work. which was backed up by the
clever passing OF Farrell. proved to be too
much for the Indians tonight and Muncie
wen by a score of to T. FarrelPs five took
the lead at the start and was never in dan
ger For the first two periods Bannon
seemed to be hampered by his mask and let
Hart and Higgins puzzle him easily. How
ever. his optics worked well in the final
round. Cusick played a great game for
Muncie and did much TO keep the clever
work OF McGilvray and Pierce from bring
ing larger results. Muncie's team work
w&s the best the team has shown, offensive
and defensive, and surpassed that Of the
Indians. The game was spirited. but there
was no intentional roughness- McGilvray
and Way played the best game for the visi-
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ANDERSON WINS AGAIN.
BY Fast Team Work Elwood Was
Defeated. 8 to 2.

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ANDERSON. Ind, Dec. 7.-Captain
wodtkes team, by fine all-round work
pushed Eiwood down tonight. administer
ing the fifth consecutive defeat for the
champions. The visitors were shut out until
the third period. when Lyons and Roberts
each Gagged a goal. Fitzgerald ran into
wodtke's club in the middle Of the third
and was so badly hurt that he retired.
o Maliey taking his place. IL was very
evident that the Nortens are rounding into
fast form. The visitors were met at every
point and clearly outclassed tonight The
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HORIZONS BRILLIANT RUN
STUMBLED AT THE START, BUT RE-
SPONDED GAMELY AT FINISH.
Dargin Was the Only Other First
Choice to Win-Starter Hoffman
Will Preside at IngIeside.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The feature
of the racing at Oakland to-day was the
sensational stretch-run by Horton, favorite
for the sixth race. He was almost knocked
to his knees soon after the start and was
last most of the way, but when called upon
he responded gamely and got up in time
to win in a drive. Dargin was the only
other first choice to win.
Starter Jacob Hoffman has arrived and
will officiate when the meeting opens at
Ingleside next Monday. Summary:
First Race-Seven furlongs; selling: FL
Photo. 1913 (Iildebrand), 4 to 1, won; Tele-
phone. 81 (Greenfield), 8 TO 1, second; Ellie.
sS (Anderson), 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:2l
Second-Five furlongs: Dargin, 10S (Otis),
IL to 5, won; Instrument. los q. POWELL,
s to /, second; Harbor, los (E<ing), to 1,
third. Time. 1:0lA.
Kitty Kelly SO Qewis), 21s to l. won; Con-
stellator, 1O4 q. MARTINI, even, second; Ach-
lilies. 107 Prior), % to /, third Time. 1:49a4.
h-Eleven-sixteenths; selling: Dou-
BILE Six, 102 Uarson), 2h to /, won; Glen
denning, 103 (Foley). to 5, second; Abe
marie. lO3 CIildebrand), to 1, third. Time,
1:06A
Fifth-Seven furlongs; selling: Illowaho.
Ill (See), to l. won; Heather Honey. 104
Henderson,, IL to 5, second; st. Winifreda.
80 (Foleyl, s to |. third. Time, lisa.
Horton, liz q. Martin), 9 to 5, won; Ro-
saria, Sc (Hildebrand), 6 to /, second; Red
valid, 104 q. Booker), 4 TO 1, thrd. Time,
1:43%.
Oakland entries for Tuesday:
First Race-Futurity course; sailing: Little
Margaret Adirondack. 81; Theodore L., Sir
Christopher, Maud Sherwood. 50; Hpponax.
Madam Bishop. Our Pride. Lurene, 100; Hand
press, 1903; yellow Stone. 1O4 Mias, 107.
Second-Eeven- sixteenths of "a mile; selling
Effervescence, so; Silent Water, 81; Punctillo,
100; Miss Ringlets. 1O2; Lustg, Andrew f. Cook.
103 The Cure. Ananias, 1o5; f. E. Shaw. log
Instructor George Berry, 113.
Third-Futurity course; selling: Alice Carey
so; Maresa, 90; Orosine, SO; Mountebank, Thisbe
Sallie Goodwin, 100: My Surprise. 10l; The Fog
103; Do Co. Rinaldo. 105; Oscar Tolle, lob.
Fourth-Mile and one-eighth: selling: Blessed
Damozel, e5; FL Oriente 9s; Invictus, Club, Ton
opah, 1O5; Expedient, 102: The Ledean. Arthur
Ray Marello, 1903; Silver Fizz, DR.. Bernays 10
Illowaho Ito.
Fffth-Six furlongs; selling: Lapidus, 90: Cap
tivate 81: Nervator, 100: Reeves, 101; Dora l.
Aunt Polly, 102: Martinmas. Colonel Van, los
Headwater, 1Oe E. NJ. Brattain, Quiet. los; Es-
calante, ia.
Sixth-Mile and seventy yards: Dupont, lOi
Ishtar, Allopath. Byron Rose, Dolly Hayman
los: Araboo. Jackey Club. 107.
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WILL PLAY CRAwFoRDsvILLE.
School Authorities Grnnt Permission
for One Out-of-Town Game.

for One Out-of-Town Game.
The Manual Training High School bas-
ketball team will practice as usual in the
Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium this Afternoon. It
has been decided that the team VIII be
allowed to play at Charlottesville next FRI
day, as the game has already been ar
ranged. but the question OF the athletes of
the Shortrdge and Manual Training High
Schools leaving the city for other contests
of any kind has not yet been settled by the
School Board.
Captain Bohnstadt stated last night that
the squad would be cut to twelve men to-
day. Those who will report to Captain
Bohnstadt this afternoon follow. spohr.
Ayers, Diddle. Rominger. Dow. Cook. Cue
del, Sahm, Brant, Coughlen and Brock. II
its probable that Jack Cullen, the gr,diron
star. will practice this afternoon. He has
not yet appeared for practice. as he IL Just
recovering from injuries received on the
football field.
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PRATT SUFFERS INJURY.
His Right Knee Badly wrenched Dur
ing Practice.

The Shortridge basketball team practiced
In the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium yesterday
afternoon. Capt Ryland Pratt will be out
of the game for at least ten days, as his
right knee was badly wrenched during
practice yesterday, and he will be unable to
participate in the game against the Y. M.
c. A. five which will be played on Satur-
day night. This is the first of the City
League games and Captain Pratt's injury
will be great drawback to the Shortridge
five he captains. The teams lined up yes
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REVERSAL OF FORM.
Crescent Hill Won Two Games in the
ShOrtridge Series.


The Crescent Hills showed reversal Of
form in the Shortridge Bowling League Sc
ries in the Pastime alleys last night and
took two out of three from the Whist Club
team. Captain Mclaughlin. Of the Whist
ers. tried nine men in the effort to stop the
"Hilites,' but was unsuccessful. The
Strikers won two out of three from the
Seniors, taking the first game by one pin.
The scores follow:
WHIST CLUB VS.. CRESCENT HILL
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind. Dec. DIR George
Whittledge. the special oculist In charge OF
Mullen. who was recently injured, said to-
day that Mullen was suffering from glau-
coma. He denied the report that the eye
would be removed. but stated that Mullen
had but a fighting chance TO save the eye
DR.. Thompson. OF indianapolis. was here
last night In consultation.
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MARION HERE TONIGHT.
Fast Game In Assured, as Both Teams
Are Making q Hard Fight.

Fast Game Ii Assured, n Both Teams
Are Making q Hard Fight.
The speedy Marion team will be seen
for the first time OF the season In this city
tonight Two OF the fastest men playing
the game to-day are the Marion team
and from Indications the game will be the
swiftest yet seen In this city. Lewis. first
rush. and Jean. center and captain. are
well known In this city. as they played
here with the champion Lowell team the
latter part OF last season. Cameron, last
year with Racine. IL playing half back for
Marion this season and Is a great favorite
here. A fast contest Is assured, as the local
tram has been playing wonderful polo the
last few games and the ability OF the Ma
rion team has never been questioned
The amateur game tonight will be be-
tween the Tish-i-mingo and Habich teams.
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Argument I'm Sloan Case.

PARIS. Dec. THE case of Tod Sloan,
the American jockey. against the French
Jockey Club for $4,000 damages for being
warned off the turf in connection with Rose
de MATS winning the Prix de Drane at
Chantilly in May last, was further argued
to-day and adjournment taken for fort
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AUCTION OF KEENE'S HORSES.
Bobrinsd Was Knocked Down for o.
900 Guineas-Other Sales.

NEWMARKET, England, Dec There
was fair attendance to-day at the auction
of the horses belonging to the Keene stable.
The sale started with Citrene, which
brought 15o guineas. Crepuscule followed
and was sold for 1000 guineas. The interest
increased Bobrinski was finally knocked
down for 5000 guineas. Surbition sold for
1900 guineas. Whitechapel for 400. Lanca-
shire brought 5000, Lovedart $50 and Valley
Buster for 1900, Flying Prince for ZOO
guineas.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Peter Maher.
who applied for naturalization papers. was
knocked out by the United States commits
sioner in one round. When asked how the
President was elected he answered by a
big majority" Questioned about the Con-
cellent
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SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE.
Royal Juniors and Stone Palace Teams
Won Straight Games.

The scores rolled In the South Side League
series last night were lower than the aver
age. The Royal Jrs. won straights from
the Stone Palace team and the Phoenix
team took the same number from the Stars.
The Active Turner'S were again in good
form and won two out of three from the
Meridian club. The Germanias won three
from the Passive Turner's. The total scores
follow:
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Six Racers Arrive in New York.

NEW YORK. Dec. six of the string
of English race horses owned by James R.
Keene arrived to-day from London on
board the Atlantic transport liner Mime
tonka. The horses. which included some
OF the best racers, were Hurst Park. Dales>
and a yearling FLY by Cyllene-Lady Min
fnn
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the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Tt is almost certain
that Donovan will not play ball again.
His retirement gives great relief to the
management of the club. Ii will no longer
be under the necessity OF releasing players
he did not like.
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Curt. win Coach WISCONSIN.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON. Wis. Dec. 7.--Arthur Curtis
has consented to coach the Wisconsin foot
ball team next fall. He has assured the
football men OF his intention to work with
the team next fall.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CLEVELAND, o.. Dec Frank De
Haas Robson. owner of the ST. Louis Ma
tlonals, denies he lost $4,000 He believed
the st. Louis club would be stronger than
ever before.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. THE Greater
New York Baseball Association (Griffith's
American League Club to-day filed with
the secretary OF state a certificate of an in
crease of capital from 100000 to 100000.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-Dr. +. r. Clark a
veterinary surgeon. well known to turfrnen
throughout the country. died here to-day at
the City Hospital Of apoplexy. He raced
horses on the local tracks
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PTTTSBURG. Dec. 1.-THE tight between
Eddie Kennedy and Null Bowser. which
was to havs been pulled OF here. did not
take place. the district attorney interfer.
Ing.
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terday as follows:

Howard Shank played a good game at
center for the first team and Brown made
good at guard. The latter will, in all prob
ability, play that position on Saturday
night in place of Captain Pratt. Noonham
and Patton played fast game FOR the Sec
ond team.
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BOSTON. Dec. 7-"Young' Donahue the
Roxbury fes;ther-weight, was given the de-
cision over Austin Rice, the Iron man." Of
New Londoft. Conn. In a fifteen-round bout
at the Tamrnany Athletic Club in this city
tonight.
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DENVER, Col. Dec. THE franchise OF
the Denver Baseball Club OF the Western
League has been sold to Jack OConnor, a
polftfcfau
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WESTERN RACING DATES
JOCKEY CLUB DENIED DATES TO
THREE ORGANIZATIONS.
No Action on Hot Springs Application
Entries Can BE Received for
Worlds Fair Handicap.

CHICAGO, Dec. TAT the annual meet
ing of the board of stewards of the Western
Jockey Club held here to-day. the applica-
ton Of the Union Jockey Club of St Louis
for racing dates was denied. The jockey
clubs of st. Louis which have held meetings
heretofore were allotted dates. Other APP
plications for racing dates which were
denied were those of the Jackson Park
Jockey Club of Chicago and the Joliet
Driving Club of Joliet. Ill. No action was
taken on the application of the Hot Springs
Jockey Club. because the stewards consid
cred the racing plant to be at this time in
an unsatisfactory and incomplete condition.
No application for racing dates was re-
ceived for the Detroit Jockey Club.
The application of the new organization
at Kansas City. controlled by Charles
Christy and E. Corrigan, was granted. and
the dates fixed from June Ii to July and
Oct 1-29. Other racing dates were fixed as
follows:
Crescent City Jockey Club-Jan. 1-March
New Louisiana Jockey club-March IA
Arkansas Jockey CIub-March 2-March
New Memphis Jockey clnb-March 2s-
Kinloch Breeders Association-April 15-
May 90
Tennessee Breeders Association-April D.
Worth Jockey Club-Aprii 27-May 20.
New Louisville Jockey Club-May 2-May
is.
Latonia Jockey Club-May 1s-June II.
Chicago Jockey Club--May H-Jure g.
Delmar Jockey Club-May H-June TO-
Harlem Jockey Club-June 4-June IL.
st. Louis Fair Association-June u-Sept. 3.
Kansas City Jockey Club-June 13-July 4.
Washington Park Club-June 1s-July 16.
Chicago Jockey Club-July 1S-July 80
Highland Park Ciub--Aug. 6-Sepf 8.
Chicago Jockey Club-Aug. 15,Aug. q.
Harlem Jockey Club--Aug. 9-Sept. IL.
Delmar Jockey Club-Sept. 5-Oct. 81.
Chicago Jockey Club-Sept. 1s-Sept "a
Harlem Jockey Club-Sept. 26-Oct. g.
Kansas City Jockey Club-Oct. Loot g.
Worth Jockey Club-Oct 4-Oct; 81
Tennessee Breeders Association--Nov. 10
Nov. rs.
Crescent City Jockey Club-Nov. 24-Dec.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: Lawrence A.
Young. chairman; George G. Perkins, vice
chairman; James Howard, treasurer; Har.
clerk. A committee composed of Messrs.
Williamson. Howard and Celia, with the
secretary as ex officio member, was APP
pointed to report on rules at the January
meeting.
A resolution was adopted declaring that
Rule 104 does not preclude new engage
ments made under reopening for entries
for stake races, and all nominations to
the Worlds Fair handicap at the st. Louis
Fair Association. made April 1. 1908, and
thereafter declare out, are eligible to re-
enter at reopening for entries Of Feb. ].
1904.
Previous to the meeting of the board OF
stewards a meeting Of the members of the
Western Jockey Club was held. Messrs
nj NathanSOn. retiring m
bers of the board. were reelected for a
period OF two years.
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Druggists Games Tonight.

The following games are scheduled in the
Druggists Bowling League series for to-
night:
Eli Lillys VS. Kieferettes. City Club alleys
YBs VS. White Elephants, Marion alleys.
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YALE ELECTS CAPTAIN.
James j. Hogan VIII Pilot the Blue
Football Team I'm 'O4.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. flames ].
Hogan. of Torrington, Conn. was unan-
imously elected captain OF the Yale football
team for the coming year at meeting Of
the players tonight. Hogan has played
right tackle on the Yale team for three
years.
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Opera House Burned.

MGREGOR. ia, Dec. 7.-Bergmans
Opera House mas been destroyed by fire.
The ground floor was occupied by the Kra-
mer clothing and dry goods houses. Loss
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GANS'S EASY FIGHT.
He FIoored Dave Holly Several Times
I'm Six-Round Bout.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Tin a six-round
bout at the Athletic Club tonight Joe Cans
put Dave Holly to the floor several times,
but Holly easily responded before the limit
OF the count IN each instance The bout
was lively one, but Cans had the better
Of the argument throughout.
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KOKoMo SCORED TWICE.
Fort Wayne Put Up a Fast Game and
Won by 8 to Score.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. IA close
and exciting game was played here to-
night between Fort Wayne and Kokomo.
which ended in a score Of to 2 In favor of
Fort Wayne. Legion, Caravan. Jason and
Cunningham carried off the honors. Line
I'M md
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score-Muncie. 8; Indianapolis, l. Goals
Pierce, l. Rushes-Higg1ns, Is; PIERCE, /.
Stops-Cuisck. q; Bannon, 40. Foul-F'ar-
reiL Observation-Disclosures. Attendance
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HIPsON AND MCCARTHY ENGAGE IN
A FIGHT IN GAME.
Referee Galley Fined Each S5-Contest
Was Rough and Exciting-Fort
Wayne Beat kokomo.
Last Nights Scores

Fort Wayne, 5: Kokomo. 0.
Terre Haute, z; Lafayette, 5.