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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
Great Basket Scrap
Cdrded at Y. III. G. A.
Gum Tomorrow Night
Lads From North and South
Stack Up in Grudge
Fight.

1t looks like the north side against the
south side-that Joy Gloom-Turner battle
at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow night. When
the Ripple basketeers journey down Into
neutral territory to engage in combat
with the huskies from Prospect street, it
will certainly be lonesome out at the lit
tie city on the river, for the entire popu-
lation viii probably be az the "ringside'
roofing for their favorites. And the
world knows the Turner's viii receive
loyal backing from the folk down their
way.
Both quints are working nightly, the
Turner's in the south side gym and the
JOy-Glooms in the Broad Ripple High
school gym.
A number Of former basket stars have
been coaching the north side quint this
week and some Of the combinations that
have been tried as possible lneups for
the big game have fairly sparkled in
practice One Of the smoothest align
ments so far has been composed Of
Bridgeford and Milligan, forwards Gar
rett, center, and Black and Dawson,
guards.
The Joy-Glooms, until this weeks prac-
tice, have not touched a basketball since
the Independent tournament, but they are
showing no rust and their followers de
clare that, in spite OF the fact that the
Turner's have been greatly siren gthened
and have been playing right along, the
Ripple team will have no trouble In re-
peating the dose which they administered
to the south siders in the local independ-
ent sectional
Another angle to this battle royal is in
teresting. The JOy-GlOOms' lineup con-
tains a number Of students or graduates
Of the Broad Ripple High school, while
the Turner's are loaded to the guards
with former Shortridge stars. On this ac-
count the basket fans Of the two schools
are lining up behind their favOrltes, and
IL looks as if the "Y' will see one of the
largest crowds on Saturday night that
has witnessed a game this season.
A curtain raiser that should put the
audience on edge for the main go will
be staged by the Y. 2. c. and another
fast amateur quintet.
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Bring En- On

SHELBYVILLE. Ind. April A.
For the frst time in Ave years the
Shelbyville High school Will be rep
resented by a baseball team, accord
ing TO an announcement made this
morning by Tim Campbell, athletic
director in the local school.
Five games have already been
scheduled for the coming spring and
the local authorities hope to get games
with the fast Technical High school
nine OF indianapolis.
Morris Hogue. member OF the
senior class and captain OF the locai
basketball team, was awarded the
Paul Cross memorial medal for hts
athletic and scholarship ability yes
lerday at tho chapel hour OF the
school.
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BOWLING
A b. C. GOSSIP.


<eEORIA, Ill, April 2.-Low scores pre-
sinated in the hve-man events Of the
srican Bowling Congress tournament
IN last night.
JIG Rindge Kalmback Logic Shoe
2npany team of Grand Rapids, Mich,
@pped the initial squad with a 2,S41
aL
On the second squad, the Vermonts Of
Kicago, were high with 1888.
#Stonehill's 215 count gave the Lungs a
st game win over the Hearts in the
Flks No. 2 loop and they forgot to stop
Until they had taken three straights.
''Harty" didn't do a terribly big bit
.Dr the Hearts.
The Tongues hated to take credit for
heir two wins over the Livers. They
I'd 1t with little or nothing.
T&Rwen could have put the Livers over
pop IL he had been right"
a.za nent opened FIRE with a 202 for the
4 Isl les. His second effort had about
fch punch as bottle Of far" beer.
49, Muscles had to shoot hard in their
kame TO figure better than the
Bids.
21O by Happy" helped them along
s adway couldn't deliver as per usual
the Brains were Inundated by the
-. Adrenlins-
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Jimmy Hanlon. Red Herring and Johnny
Heidler within period of six weeks.
After he has wiped these men or the
card Mcmahon will go to Miami for three
bouts at the Miami Sporting club. His
opponents in these engagements have not
yet been named, but Patsy says he I'M
derstands that the Miami people are try
ing TO sign Johnny Dundee.
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BOXING
MASON HAS ROuTS.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April 2-Frankie
Mason Of TT. Wayne, Ind, yesterday was
matched to meet Bad News Eber, bantam
boxing champion OF Canada. at Hamilton,
Ont, April 8, for ten rounds.
Mason viii meet Sam Sandow, Cincin-
natl bantam, who recently trimmed Pete
Hermann This will be q ten-round al
fair at Muskegon, Mich, April Z. He
also will meet Babe ASHER, New Orleans
bantam, at Springfield Ill, April 10.
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Taylor Sets New Mark
in Chicago Swim earn

CHICAGO, April 2.-Herb Taylor
cagO A A, today was the nationX
A. U. champion 200-yard breast
swimmer, after his victory here =
night over Stephen Rudy, New
A. c., in the national A. A. q. swird
meet.
Scores Of last night were. chi
A. A., 10: Detroit A. c., 10; Illinois
c.. 6; Detroit Y. N. G. A, 9; Yale |
versity, 8; New York A c.. 3.
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ing the cocky TechiW NJ
out much trouble. 8
Schedules for both q 81 II
ranged with out-of- town x 1<7 AZ B
AS a nucleus for his ten 4 G
lock has Escol, Atkins, Worn 81 sls
Smith, a quintet of snappJV
from last season, and it does <
though he will have hard tn ss..s
ming up winning combination.
No definite schedule has been an -
for either Of the Shortrfdge teams.
Southport has asked for the OPEN
game with the first team.
MORRISON ISN'T
SAYING MUCH.
Coach Morrison of Manual is keepin
what he knows to himself, as usual.
Shorty" lost most of his crack attn
letes last year, but 1t is understood tha
he has a few newcomers in school WI
are showing real form and. with one 0
two vets still hanging on, he should
able to stir up bit Of trouble. q
Manual played the final game ofa&
city series with Tech last year. e.
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Tom Velonis stated last night that he
will accept the challenge OF Nike Reidy
for wrestling bout for the city amateur
lightweight championship, to be held at
TOmlinson hall April IS.
Velonis won tho title Saturday night
by throwing Bert Wilson at the indie
pendent Athletic club.
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COLE CONEAR

NEW YORK. April 2-The executive
committee of the United States Golf as
ISOLATION today decided to invite dele
gates from various subsidiary associ-
atoms to a conference here April 30 10
discuss proposed changes in the rules.
The committee. it was announced, de-
sired ito get in concrete form the point
of view of the majority in this country
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AMATEURS

The Marion Ramblers will meet the
Linwood Bulldogs at Linwood park Sun
DAY afternoon and a good scrap is pre-
dicted. The Ramblers have a few open
dates and would like to book games
with the strongest teams in the state.
address Marion Rambler club, So North
Pine street
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PHILIIES-

BlRAINGHAM, Ala, April 2.-The
Pills were TO meet the local sonthern
leaguers again this afternoon. With the
l diamond partly under water, after two
, days rain, however, there was small
prospect for a game
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OVER HILL AND THROUGH VALLEY

"Okesma," Pat
sy Mcmahon and
Jack Dillon, To-
cal boxers, ready
for a csnter over
the A T K q n sas
m o u n t a 1 n 8
a s t + / d e their
II e ry, untamed
steeds. This is
the latest pic
ture of the two
Hoosiers, w h o
have been on the
coast for several
months, and it
certainly looks
like things are
going well with
them.
Patsy and Jack
are in training
at Hot Springs,
Ark, for several
fights they have
scheduled in the
near future, and
they figure their
d a lily trip
t h r o u g b the
mountains, with
their little four
legged friends,
one Of the best
stunts on their
training card.
Mcmahon mas
battled his way
into prominence
on the coast, and
he is rapidly
becoming one OF
the most popu>
lar dra W in z
cards in that
neighborhood.
Patsy will meet
SOlly Burn s.
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From Baker to !?

IRIS, April 2.-Charles Ledoux, ban
champion OF Europe, who knocked
Joknny couIon, Chicago, in six
|ds, was a cook in a Paris bakery
, Descamps, discOverer of Georges
entier. found him.
doux viii Leave for the United States
short time and hopes TO return TO
3 with the worlds championship
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WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS
TIGERS.

GOLDSBORO, April 2.-Detroit TIgers
were leading the Boston Braves 2 to l
in the fourth inning Of yesterdays game
here when the weather man let loose
\ young clOudburst and brought the
fracas to premature close.
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DODGERS.

JACKSONVILLE, April 2-1att,no
practice was the order for the Dodgsrs
today following their defeat by the Yanks.
Manager Robinson was far from satisfed
when the Dodgers garnered only hye hits
In nine innings
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CARDS.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Major league su-
premacy in st. Louis will be decided in
a series beginning tomorrow between the
Cardinals and Browns. The Cardinal
regulars came home today to get ready.
The Yannigans viii not arrive until to-
morrow. They play today at Joplin.
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FAIR ONES
GET ATTENTION.
MORE BAD LUCE.

PADUCAH, KY. April 2-Rain that
started falling early yesterday made i'm
possible the third exhibition clash be
tween the Mud Hens and Saints in the
the twenty-fve-mile trip to Mayfield.
Roger Bresnahan was somewhat peeved
but be got over IL when he returned
and found Pitcher Jimmy Middleton
in camp, waiting to tell his boss thar
he was ready to go 10 work Middleton
looks fr for battle.
Bresnallan announced today that De-
troit has Cancelled the two exhibition
games at Toledo. April 10 and II, which
just about wrecks the Dukes plans He
wanted to get some practice on the home
ground and at the same time show his
hoped-for turnstile clickers what he has
to offer In the 1920 pennant chase for the
Tom hickey flag.
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WHITE sox

HOUSTON, April 2.-Today's game he
tween the White Sox and the locals
win be staged especially for Joe Can.
tillon, Minneapolis, who wants to pick
up several players for his American AS
ISOLATION team
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REDS.

GREENvILLE, April 2-Rain again
prevented the Reds and Nationals from
renewing their spring diamond battle
here yesterday. The two teams viii at
tempt to stage a game today at Raleigh,
N Q
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GIANTS.

prevented the Giants and the Red Sox
from cIawinE at each other and the
teams left for Nashville, where they
viii put on a natinee today, If weather
permits.
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sPoKEs.

NEW ORLEANS, April Tim Murch-
lson, pitching for the Spokes Yannigans.
held the regulars To four hits and three
runs yesterday, while the youngsters
piled w nine hits and seven runs,
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CUBS.

OAKLAND, April 2.-Charley CoIIocher,
shortstop, played a crack game at short
In yesterdays game, which Oakland won
to l. Besides getting a three base
lift, he played a star game in the field.
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EANKS.

JACKSONVILLE, April 2.-Babe Ruth
bit his first home run the year here
yesterday, a drive of 428 feet, and the
Yankees beat Brooklyn, 6 TO 2.
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CLASSY HIGH
SCHOOL MINES
THIS SEASON
Dope Gives Tech Slight Edge
Over Manual and Short
ridge.
CITY SERIES CARDED
By CHARLES LOGAN.

Mr. Baseball is coming. up to take his
seat in the front row of the Indianapo-
lis high school athletic show, and IT
doesn't look as though there is an usher
in the house willing to stop him.
The minute the basketball season closed
in the schools, the boys turned their
minds to the national pastime and track,
mostly the national pastime, and at this
time they are existing on baseball dope"
at Manual, Shortridge and Tech.
The students are all anxious to see the
state baseball tourney put back on the
high school card, but the I. II. S. A. A,
officials believe the necessary competi-
tiOn Is lacking in this event and they
have checked It off for the present.
Last season the city league and cham
pionship series helped the local schools
forget the state event.
SERIES AT
TRIBE PARK.
Fred German, athletic director at Tech
meal High school, stated today that, in
view of the fact that it is hard for
each school to turn out more than one
good ball club, 1t has been decided TO
erase the city league from the card this
year and have only the championship
series.
This will be played at Washington
| park during the latter part of May.
No definite date for the series has beer
! set, as c. l. Taylor's A. B. c. club has
| an option on the park for every ~ the
| Indians are away from home, and 1t Is
| not known on what dates they will play
here during May.
The city series will not be run on the
! elimination plan this year.
ELIMINATION PLAN
/ Is ABANDONED.
The. teams viii play two rounds and
/ the one showing the highest percentage
after the schedule Is played off will b'
awarded the championship banner.
In the event that two teams are tiec
/ at the close Of the schedule, a cham
/ pionship game will be played.
/ Naturally, the scrappy athletes frou
I the east side are shouting about theil
wonderful reputation established in thu
past, and they are out to cop the city
/ laurels this year.
Tech won the state title in 1917 in the
! state tournament at Purdue university
/ and as that was the last state meet, tins
/ championship cup still holds a place o.
/ honor at the green and white institution
7 TECH HAS
I PERFECT RECORD.
Tech has never been defeated on thS
| ball diamond, and Coach Black does moi
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OTTAWA HoCKEy cHAMps

ATORDNTO, April 2-The Ottawa
hockey team is in possession pf the
probes tonal championship today, follow
ing ftA to ] victory over Seattle
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The Borden Independents will prac-
ice sunday morning and all players
are requested to meet at Borden's bill
Hard parlor not later than $3.50 For
games address William Curd, 1880 Pros
pect street.
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"Let 'em come says Patsy. 81 am
feeling better than ever before and
think l can handle any man in my
weight"
The south slider also gives us n little
tip on Dillon. He says Jack is in Won
derful form and viii surprise the world
when he re-enters the ring.
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INDIANS BID
FOND ADIEU TO
OLD ST. PETE
Morning Drill Closes Tribe
Training Schedule-Every-
body Happy and Gay.
CHATTANOOGA GAMES
BY EDDIE ASH.
Times Sports Editor.


ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, April q
Adieu, adieu, "City Of Sunshine and
Flowers"
Thus did the Indians today say fare
well to this mans wonderful weather
city, after their final practice session
this morning out at Moorefeid park
This afternoon was devoted to packing
up, squaring up accounts, bidding the
fair fans and rousing rooters goodby,
preparatory to leaving for Chattanooga,
Tenn.
In the long morning practice final
coaching was given by Manager Hen
bricks to his Tribesmen on some Of the
fine points Of baseballdom.
TRIBE BOSSES
WELL PLEASED.
Both Owner Smith and the Tribes man
ager have pronounced the 1920 spring
and by way Of testimonial they are
willing to come back, providing the To-
cal business men can guarantee new
and better playing field.
The Indians, late yesterday afternoon,
found time to witness the yacht races
held IN Tampa bay. 1t was bully TO
sit IN the shade Of awnings and watch
the trim-sailed craft slip on past IKE
water-nies. Manager Jack says he is go,
ing to buy a yacht-some day, ana san
It on White riVer-(not Green river"
boys).
There is but one fly in the Tribes
ointment nOw-Tex COvington's shoulder
Is not much better, and Manager He9d-
ricks is worried. 1t is unlikely that
the Texan lad will be able TO participate
In the Chattanooga games and Dutch
Zwilling is now slated 10 hold down the
initial sack At the rate Eddie has
been going in practice, he will be able
to stop anything the fast infeld is able
TO get within nine feet Of the first stop
en- the circuit
PLAYERS IN
GOOD FORM.
According to scientific dope. the
training season has ended at just the
right time. Additional workouts would
The Tribesmen appear to be keyed up
In wonderful shape.
Ollie O'Mara and Louie Wolf were the
frst Indians to make the getaway from
here, the two inheIders having departed
for Jacksonville last night where they
viii visit friends and then rejOin the
squad there Saturday morning.
In practice yesterday Outfeld SINNERS
and Pitcher Murray, both recruits, found
themselves in the limehght. SINNERS
has developed SO rapidly that he will
win a regular berth sure, providing he
hits a stride in willow-wOrk. And Muir
ray, oh boys, he's a conner, makes the
pitching puzzle take on a brighter hue,
giving the club roster q couple of south
paws, ne and CaEet, to mix with the
Tight-wheelers.
FAIR ONES
GET ATTENTION.
Six o'clock dinner dates, purchases OF
candy and flowers for the fair fans, the
last social game, the playing off OF the
town horseshoe championship occupied
the last minutes of the Indians, follow
ing the packing up program.
Plans have been made to stop at the
Grand hotel in Chattanooga, where the
Indians will make their debut in the
mountains The sojOurn viii extend from
Sunday over to Wednesday.
So long, st. Petersburg. 1922 Maybe,
It's up to you, you know. So long.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. April p
Friction among the city boosters here
probably will cause this spot to be lost
as a baseball training camp. The lease
on the present park expires next Jan
uary and from all indications another
plant viii not be built. Whenever some
one starts out TO negotiate with north
eTn team to come here for spring train
ing Immediately a rival political candi-
date or faction becomes jealous and tries
to throw a wrench in the project Pub
licity creates the Jealousy and Il IS an
unfortunate condition because training
qualities Of this city hardly could be
bettered. II the Chamber OF Commerce
would get busy and make Il a city prop
osition IL probably would solve the diff
Guilty, but the right kind OF men are
lacking to put it over that way. Break
ing into the limellght In a small city is
risky proposition.
Walter Rehg sttll possesses a comedy
streak He went out with OMara and
Cayet to a grape fruit orchard ami
picked fruit without asking permission
The owner appeared and the players ran.
Walter dropped his. spoist ran a short
distance, then returned and gathered up
the fruit The orchard owner was SO
surprised that he was dumbfounded and
Rehg got away with II.
Cavet and O'Mara invested a sum Of
money in a fish spear, went down TO the
bay ana not only IAllSfA 10 AtA any AlSAit
but ruined the fishing for the day for
large crowd OF local anglers.
Owner Smith likes his oranges and he
always has box Of the fruit IN his room
for the boys.
Butch Henllne Is a camera hend. Tie
has clicked his camera sixty seven times
by actual count since arriving In the
south.
When Gov. Goodrich OF Indiana wan
here recently he spoke TO a gathering
OF Hoosiers and praised Indiana so much
that the Florida natives present finally
disputed his statements The gov" was
right there with the oil, however, and
brought back smiles to the faces Of the
Florida people present by launching into
a talk on the fine city OF St Peters
burg" That got him two column head
line.
One aviator here cut the price for TAX
ing up passengers and II Is said the
other aviators got back at him by start
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

The Manufacturers Baseball league
has been organized for the season. The
following teams have entered American
Can Company, Eli Lilly Company,
Langsdale plant Of Citizens Gas, Hol-
comb & Hoke lockwood Manufactur-
ing Company and Link Belt.
The baseball season opens May 1 and
closes Aug. I. The officers OF the league
are f: c. Lucore, president, and w. E..
Clifford, secretary and treasury.
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BENNETr CUP CoMPETITTON.

PARIS. April 2.-The French aero club
will defend the Gordon Bennett aviation
cup in a series of contests, starting Sept
p, and ending about Oct. 2.
Practically all of the allied nations ex-
pected to meet the challengers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, April 2.-The Rock
ford Orioles have organized for the sea-
son and they are out for the semi-pro
championship of the west Strong teams
in Indiana desiring games are requested
to address the Rockford Baseball club,
Rockford, Ill
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Butch Henllne Is a camera hend. Tie
has clicked his camera sixty times
by actual count since arriving In the
south.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

One aviator here cut the price for TAX
ing up passengers and II Is sald tn'
other aviators got back at him by start
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

On the second squad, the Vermonts Of
Ricago, were high with 1888.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

nent opened FIRE with a 202 for the
x7les. His second effort had about
kch punch as a bottle of far beer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

''Harty" didn't do a terribly big bit
BIZ the Hearts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

The Tongues hated to take credit for
heir two wins over the Livers. They
Id It with little or nothing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Awel1 could have put the Liyers over
Top IL he had been right"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Owner Smith likes his oranges and he
always has a box Of the fruit IN his room
for the boys.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

Stadway couldn't deliver as per usual
the Brains were Inundated by the
Adrenlins-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02

{ Muscles had to shoot hard in their
game to figure better than the
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