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Other Sectional Scores
SATURDAY..

SATURDAY.
ANDERSON.
Anderson, %; Summitville, II.
Lapel, AZ; Carmel. a.
Box1ey, II; Elwoods 10.
BEDFORD.
Bedford, 80; Oolitic, 4.
PaoIi, Is; Salem. II.
BLOOMINGTON.
Pleasantville, IS; Lyons, %.
Smithvflle, So; Sullivan, 4.
Bloomington, 40; Spencer. 2.
BLUFFTON..
Ossian, %; Bryant, is.
Bluffton, 90: Dunkirk, IL.
Hartford City, 80; Muncie, Il.
COLUMBUS.
Madison, Il; Greensburs, 10.
scottsburg a; Wheeler IA.
Columbus, 81; Sandusky. 3.
CLINTON.
Washington township, 20; Mecca. Il.
Rockville, 12; Bloomingdale. g.
Glenn, %; Clinton, IS.
EyANSvTLLE.
Evansville, AZ; Dwell, II.
Poseyville, 20; Petersburg. Z.
FRANKLIN.
Hopeweu, %; Morristown, 9.
WhiteIand, 81; Waldron, 81.
Edinburg, 10; Mt Auburn IL.
GREENCASTLE.
Ladoga, Is; Cloverdale, Is.
Brazil. 10; Darlington. 10.
HUNTINGTON.
Bippus, 10; Wabash. 10.
Huntington, %; Msrkle, 10.
KENDALLvILLE.
Wolf Lake, Is, Columbia City. 10.
Warsaw, 20; South Whitley, I2.
Kendallville, 20: Atwood, s.
KOKOMO.
Kokomo, IS; Russiaville, @.
Windfal1, IS; Fairmount High school, 3.
LAFAYETTE.
New Richmond. %: Pineville, 8.
Romney, Is; Montmorenci, IS.
WestpOint, is; battle-ground, IA.
LEBANON.
Lebanon. SO; Rossvi1e, %.
jamestown, 4 Thorntown. 2.
Frankfort, 10; Jefferson. 4.
LOGANsPoRT.
Logansport, IS: Amboy, L.
Cutler. 20; MonOn, IL
Walton 10; Wolcott. 6.
MARTINsVILLE.
NIartinsville, 25; Pittsboro. Z.
Danyille. Is; Eminence, Z.
Mooresville, IS; Br0wnsburg, Q.
MUNCIE.
Ridgeville, 30; Cowan. Il.
Royerton. "a: LOsantville, T.
Muncie, 20; Eaton, l.
Modoc, 3d. Jefferson. 49,
NEWCASTLE.
Hagerstown, II: Cambridge City, /.
Spiceland. 80; Williamsburg, ?.
Fountain City. Is; Knightstowu, IA.
Newcastle %, Richmond IL.
RUsHVILLE.
Manila, So; Greenfield. 49,
Rushville, 20; Charlottesville, 4.
Connersvllle. %; Mt Comfort, 0.
SOUTH BEND.
, Nappanee, IS; Millersburg. 10
Elkhart, %; Goshen. u.
Nappanee, %; Millersburg, TO-
Laporta, so: Plymouth, 10.
Elkhart, 20; Goshen, u.
VALPARAISO.
Whiting, "a; Brook, 10.
Valparaiso, A: Wheeler, a.
Emerson Gary, 3d. Rensselaer,, IL.
VINCENNEs.
Washington, %; Mt Olympus, 16.
Edwardsport. 20: Elnors, 10.
Odon, %; Freelyandville, 5.
VEEDEESBURG.
Veedersburg, 81: H,llsboro, 10.
Oxford, 10; Newton, j.
Otterbein, IS; Kingman 0.
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pentier will follow Curley and then hop
Into Canada, according TO Curley.
IT'S going to besmore than q vaude-
Vile trip, it's going to be the trium
plant tour of hero" Curley said, prov
ing that bis advertising department has
not been idle.
Carpenter can not appear for any
other manager before the expiration Of
my contract, nor engage IN any future
contract before be finishes with me.
have his acceptance TO fight Jack Dsmp-
sew for me and we have agreed upon
price and terms. I will make no effort
to secure Dempsey, however, until his
case with the government Is settled"
Tex Rickard, one Of the bright dark
horses in the race, and Mai Drexel-
Biddle, president OF the Army, Navy and
Civilian Board Of Boxing Control, are
said to be IN Los Angeles with Dempsey.
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AFTERNOON.

SATURDAY MORNING SCORES.
Technical, 90; Cumberland. 8.
Broad Ripple, ID; Castleton, 8.
Shortridge, IS; Oak1and0n, 81.
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There were no particular starlights on
the Indian quintet. Every one Of them
got a double century OF two.
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Jack Forced to
Let Up on Terry

Los ANGELES, March 6-cham-
pion Jack Dempsey today asserted he
was In condition to fight at mo-
ment's notice. In three two-minute
rounds here last night with Terry
Keller, New York, the champion
breezed through without rufiing a.
hair or drawing a long breath. Jack
was rough in tho first round. he
slammed KeIlar viciously. Keilar
started to leave the ring at the end Of
the round. II got plenty" he statsa.
he was persuaded to stick and Jack
eased up.
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Percy NJ. Collins. Chicag
Neruest Boss Mark

SYDNEY, Australia, March 6.-Norman
Ross, the American swimmer, represent
ing the Illinois A c. won the one-miIe
Australian championship Friday in the
record breaking time Of - So This is
the fastest mile ever recorded according
to record books, which show Bob Kieran
Of Australia covered the distance in % ID
I'm the late pos
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Connie Plays Golf,
but He's Thinking
Baseball Doing 1t
Veteran Mack Likes Links and
Finds Time to Chase
White Ball.

Special Correspondent Of The Times,
LAKE CHARLES, La, March a.
Baseball first and then-golf
That's Connie Mack. If the elongated
manager OF the Athletics ever retires
from baseball, rich enough to be indiffer-
ent to work, he'll be found around the
golf links most Of the time. He's COM
bining business with pleasure here. The
Lake Charles Country club invited him to
play over the pretty course here and
he does It when he gets the chance.
That's where I'd Ike to be this aft
ernoon," said Connie to me as we stood
on the wide veranda Of the Majestic
hotel waiting for the hour to call the
young athletes to the afternoon baseball
class. ia rather play golf than any
thing l know Of
Connie probably stretched a point
there. For his first love is stiIl base
ball, though it was twenty years ago
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LONDON WANTS
HERMAN Us. WILDE

PHILADELPHIA, March ga battle
between Jimmy wilde and Bantam
in London in May or June. C. B. Coch-
ran, the English promoter. Is angling
for the match. and II he can get Wilde
to agree TO allow Herman to enter the
ring at us pounds ringside. the contest
ing out for 115 pounds ringside. Her
man, however, absolutely refuses to make
that figure.
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Doesn't Fear Babe

LAKE CHARLES. Va. March e.
81 don't pitch any differently to
Babe Ruth than TO say other hitter"
says Scott Perry OF the Athletics,
who are IN training here HE is
800 hitter and he is going to hit
about every third time up. I have
had best success with my underhand
ball against him. mix them up.
though. Trouble with most pitchers
when Ruth Is MP IS that they pitch
too hard Whenever you get two
strikes on Ruth he ought 70 be easy.
Last year he made only bne homer
Off me and none In 1915"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
BOXING
BOXING GAINS
IN KENTUCKY

FRANKFORT, KY, March "a bin
to legalize bouts In Kentucky not exceed
Ing twelve rounds passed the lower house
OF the general assembly yesterday by a
vote OF 40 70 80. The bin provides that
all fights should be no-decision contests.
and would be supervised by an athletic
board OF control OF three members ap-
pointed by the governor. Five per cent
OF the money derived from admission
tickets would be given to the state school
FUND. The measure now goes TO the
senate. where early action is expected to
be taken
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DIAMOND DUST FROM DIXIE
CUBS.

PASADENA, Cal, March 6.-Turner
Barber, last OF the Chicago Cub holdouts,
or tomorrow. The out6eider found the
dotted line yesterday. With moro sun
shine in three days than they had In all
the training season last year, the Cubs
and ready for the first practice tryout-
one week away
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nosToN DISPUTE sErrLEp.

BOSTON, March 6.-Terms of settle
ment Of the dispute between Harry Fra
zee and Joseph j. Lannin, respectively
president and former president Of the
Boston Red SOx, have been agreed upon.
II the settlement is concluded the auction
sale Of F.enway park, home grounds OF
the club, which was ordered by the
courts, will be Cancelled. Lannin claims
Frazee owes him $4,000 in connection
With the sale Of the club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The Indians went south with the team
laurels In the Central loop last night
when they crashed out a 1855 total In
their final game.
They werc driving against the Marotts
and got away with every game.
There were no particular stsrlights on
the Indian quintet. Every one OF them
got a double century OF two.
OF course, we'll slip Hurt a little extra
credit for his $50 effort.
The Capitol Ave got away with one
pin win over the Strauss crew In the first
game and followed It up with two easy
victories
McAIlen and wheeler were the chief 200
score dispensers on the Strauss team.
Fox and the rest Of them didn't get a
large amount OF wood.
Newlin. Kemper and Kirkhof went sky
high for the Marvel Carburetors In the
first game and gave that team win over
the Desehler Monograms The Cigars got
busy In the next two and finished In
front.
The Hoosier Coffees also went up in
the 1000 class in their final game against
the Central Five and won two out of three
OF their contests. The big Hoosier game
duuuutSu " AsVA@-
Liebtag, Irish and Magel shot the
sticks that did the heavy work for the
Hoosiers.
Meyer got brace Of double circle
counts for the Centrals. Harkenrider and
Mccullough also went big.
They are still knocking 'em off In the
Big -Four loop. Evans. with brace of
234s, and 190 led the Locals to a three
time victory over the Transportation last
night.
The Freight Claims posted a big total
In their first game. Upon seeing this
the Majestics No. lost their nerve and
took three terrific beatngs.
Phillips looked hot with a 23e to his
credit
The Accountants took two from the
Claim Preventions without much trouble
and the Mechanical Engineers drubbed
the life out of the Majestics No. bunch.
Moore needed another man to make his
lineup In the Diamond Chain league com
plete and the Southards trimmed them
three times.
The Murrays started with everything
opened and swon two games before the
Mullikins knew they were on the drives.
Wood and his double century stuff gave
the Woods the victory in their match
with the Blues.
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ANOTHER ZOE PATSY

MIAMI, Fla, March 6.-Patsy McMa-
hon Of indianapolis added another vic
tory to his list when he beat Jimmy
Quina in every round Of an cight-round
bout at the Miami Sporting club. These
boys met hofe Feb rs and Mcmahon ont
pointed Quina on that OCCASION MeMa-
hon left Immediately after the bout for
Palm Beach, where be boxes Charley
Parker of Boston tomorrow night
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Saturday morning summaries:
Technical (221 Cumberland n

Field goals-Van Arsdale 3, Black 3,
Grlggs l, Nipper /, Langenberg !. Eli
kene 2. Foul goals-Nipper 3, Black /,
Langenberg 1, Ferguson 2. Substltutions
-Nipper for Hay, Drayer for Griggs,
Jolly for Ferguson Referee-Dekyne.
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Summaries Here Friday
Afternoon and Evening
Beech Grove (o)
CumhArland (esl

Field goals-Jolly 3, Hilkene 0, witte
10. Langcnberg g. Ferguson 4. Foul goals
--Hilkene 1, Witte 2, Marine . substi-
acknowledgement for Jolly, Ferguson
for N. Amos. Referee-Dekyne.
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B0Nv.lNG
Rolls III Score
for NcLU Record

ROCK ISLAND. Ill. March g.
Topping "a total of 7el pins In three
games of league play here last night.
Arthur W. salxman. local bowler.
beat the A. Is. @. record by ten points.
The A. ID. @. recOrd--T1i-is held
by Fierce OF Pueblo and was made at
Peoria In 1918.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The Indians went south with the team
lAurels IN the Central loop last night
when they crashed out a 1885 total In
their final game.
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Hoosier V Sets Record

MIAMI, Fla, March 6.-Two worlds
records In power Boat racing were made
here Friday in the mid-winter regatta
Hoosier V covering the ten mile race
for express cruisers In 10 minutes sec-
Johnson of Cleveland, O., making two
miles against time in 2 minutes 40 rs
seconds.
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Moore needed another man to make his
lineup In the Diamond Chain league com
plete and the Southards trimmed them
three times
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DODGERS.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 6.-Sher-
rod Smiths return to tho Brooklyn fold
leaves Jeff Pfeffer, the big hurler, as the
only missing nephew OF Uncle Wtlbert
Robinson's family. Smith signed con.
tract yesterday and played In part Of
the game which was stopped In the nth
inning by a series Of winter blasts. Ed
Koney'a side was ahead, to B.
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COLUMBUS GETS
BESCHER IN TRADE

COLUMBUS. o.. March 6.-B Bob Bosch
or. star outhelder aud slugger. Is now a
member OF the Columbus team. Presi-
dent Joe Tinker ot the Senators an
nounced today that he had acquired
Bescher from Louisville In exchange for
Roy Massey and q cash conslderatlon.
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worlds champion heavyweight wrestler,
won in two straight falls here last night
from Tom Draak, the Belgian lion"
First fall came in 1 20 90 and the sec
ond in Is minutes
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CARDINALS.

HOUSTON, Nqex.. March e.-The main
team OF Cardinals Friday defeated the
Houston nine Of the Texas league in
seven inning game here The score was
. toF1. Manager Hickey used two OF
his recruit pitchers, Haines and Schulz,
allowing but seven hits The Cardinals
play the Dallas team Saturday and sun
day at Dallas
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
BROAD RTPPLE BASEBALL.

The Broad Ripple baseball club will
hold meeting next Tuesday evening at
s o'clock In Milsters barber shop to elect
a manager for the coming season. All
players of last years team are requested
to be on hand and any others wishing
to play on this years team. James Os-
born viii manage the team.
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They were driving against the Marott
and got away with every game.
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EAGAN no DEFEND UTILIZE

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March eddie
Eagan. captain of the Yale boxing team.
who is middleweight champion Of the A.
II. II. and American amateur heavyvVeig hit
title holder, announced today that he
would defend his title at the champion
ship tournament of the A. A. u. at Bos-
ton April 5 and g.
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Oak1andon (22l
shortridge 1857.

Field goals-ThompsOn 8, Stevens G.
Escol 2, Caldwell l, Kitchener /, Negley
?, Riley 3, Kneer l. Castetter 3 Foul
goals-Castetter 6, Stevens 3. Substitu-
tions-Caldwell for Thompson. Kitchener
for Africa, Peters for Kneer. Referee
Dekyne. Umpire-ArbuckIe
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REFEREE NOT FOOLED.

FIT. WORTH, Tex, March 6--Solly
Burns. St Paul lightweight, won in nine
rounds from Freddy Hill, local pride,
after the latter claimed he Ind been
fouled. The referee called 1t knockout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The Capitol FIVE got away with one
pin win over the Strauss crew In the first
game and followed II up with two easy
victories
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sPnKEs.

NEW ORLEANS, March 6-whetheF
Joe Wood will be listed as a hurler or
an outer gardener Is one OF the Ques-
tions Manager Speaker hopes TO be abie
TO answer before camp. The Cleveland
players today were preparing for CLASH
with the Peiicans tomorrow.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March ely
Ing bits OF the northern storm struck
this place yesterday and kept the Yanks
away from the ball yard. Babe Ruth,
Shawkey and Pratt played golf and the
less ambitious members of the squad
lolled over or around the billiard tables.
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Thirteen in Meet

URBANA, Ill, March 6.-Thirteen uni
yersities have entered teams for the
annual relay games which will be held
here today. Georgetown university,
Missouri, Chicago and Michigan are ex-
pected to fight it out,
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o,nnmn STOPS MnnpnY

AILANTA, Ca, March 6.--Mike
O'Dowd. middleweight champion, was
given a technical knockout over Tommy
Murphy of Chicago at the end of eight
and one half rounds Of scheduled ten
round bout here last night when the
referee stopped tho fight
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BIG MATCH FOR TrNDLrn.

JERSEY CITY. March 6.--I.ew Tender.
Philadelphia stellar lightweight boxer
has today been signed by David Dris-
coll, manager Of the Arena A. G. TO meet
either Charley White or the winner of
the Willie Jackson Johnny Dundee bout
next Monday night In an eight-rOun
bout on March %
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
SALIVA PrTCHER QUITS.

Bradley Hogg, member Of last years
Philadelphia National pitching staff, has
decided to continue his law practice In
stead of reJoining the Phllies. His re-
tirement is due to the recent ruling In
the majors against the moist delivery, on
which he relies
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ron SUNDAY scnooL MINES.

Managers of the various indianapolis
Sunday school baseball teams are re-
quested to communicate with c. A. Reid
at once regarding plans for the coming
season. 1t will be a big summer for the
baseballers and teams planning to or
ganize are urged to notify Mr. Reid.
Call Circle 6465.
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CURLEY ADDED
TO STRING IN
QUEST OF BOUT
New York Promoter Says He
Has Carpenters Contract
for American Tour.
OTHER BOXING GOSSIP
By HENkY FARRELL.

NEW YORK, March 6.-ThereS always
room for one more.
Proving that this ancient gag holds
good in sports as well as In cars and
elevators. Jack Curley has squeezed him
self into the surging mob of promoters
seeking Georges Carpenters signature on
something.
Curley, who has been packing Madison
Square Garden at wrestling matches all
seasOn, may have a lot of company in the
tug that SHOOTS down the bay to meet
the Carpenter honeymooners, but be
claims 20 have something on all of them.
For fifteen weeks. starting May 8, Car
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COCHRAN nACK WIN nLUrs.

CARTHAGE, Mo. March 6-Georgs
Cochran. Blua- infeldcr, who announced
his retirement last year viii play with
the Kansas city team again, he said to-
day. Increased salaries In the A. A.
made him change his mind.
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Winners in Semi-Finais Clash
in Sectional Title Battle
Tonight. ~
,sCRAPPY MORNING GAME
Oaklandon Forces Sh0rtridge
to Go Limit-TomlinsOn
Hall Packed.
Today's Schedule Here
MORNING

3 A. M.-Technicsl (won) VS.. Cumber-
land.
o A. M.-Broad Ripple (won) vs.. Cas-
10 4. M.-shortridse twon) vs.. Oak
landcn.
AFTERNOON.
az. M.-Bcn Davis VS.. Technical.
8P. M-Broad Ripple VS.. shortridge.
NIGHT.
sP. M.-Winner p. m. VS.. winner
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DIVINE BusH our wrTH coin.

MACON. Ca, March 6.-Detroit Tigers
Ehivered I'm the grip of a cold wave to-
day. Bonnres and heavy sweaters helped
little. but there was considerable
grumhllng at Jack Combs insistence on
an Arctic limoCring up service. Ownie
flush, suffering from a cold. was the
only athlete who escaped the practice.
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The Accountants took two from the
Claim Preventions without much trouble
and the Mechanical Engineers drubbed
the life out of the Majestics No. bunch.
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Lawrence (10).

Field goals-Crawford 2, Keusllng 6,
Ensey l, Leggett ., NegIe 2. Foul goals
Crawford /, Wadsworth ], Lyle /. Leg
gett 1. Substitutions-Kim for Leg
gett. Referee Dekyne.
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OTHER FRIDAY BOUTS.

At Cleveland-CarI Tremaine won a
newspaper decision over Benny Vogel In
ten rounds.
At London, Engiand-Joe Beckett
knocked out Dick Smith In the fifth
round. .-A.4..t4,sxad
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Newlin. Kemper and Kirkhof went sky
high for the Marvel CRrburetors In the
first game and gave that team win over
the Desehler MOnograms. The Cigars got
busy In the next two and finished In
front.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

McAnen and Wheeler were the chief 200
score dispensers on the Strauss team.
Fox and the rest Of them didn't get a
large amount OF wood.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

TAYLOR. Tex, March All but two
of last years regulars will grace the
lineup OF Burke's 81. Louis Browns when
they stack up against FL. Worth OF the
Texas league today. The two missing
are Mullen at third and Urban ShocScr.
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GIANTS.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 6.-Mc-
Grnw's Giants and near Giants were TO
Indulge In their first conflict of the sea-
son here today in an exhibition game
with the San Antonio Texas ieaguers.
Burns Young and Frisch are the only
regulars IN the initial lineup announced
By the New York boss.
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MIrCHEI.L rs. rAcKsoN.

MILWAUKEE,. March 6-Ritchie
Mitchell and Willie Jackson have been
matched for battle here March 10, Tom
Andrews, promoter, announced today.
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ROPER SHADES BRENNAN.

SAGINAW, Mich, March 6.-knockout
Bill Brennan of New York lost by
shade to Capt Bob Roper Of Chicago In
ten round bout here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. March e.
Jimmy Hanlon, Denver lightweight, won
by a shade from Clint Flynn in ten
rounds at Indiana Harbor last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The Murrays started with everything
opened and swon two games before the
Mullikins knew they were on the drives.
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NATIONALS.

TAMPA. Fla. March 6.-Clark Griff
this Nationals had an eye cooked at the
skies today in the hope az enough blue
showing 10 give them a chance for some
outdoor work today.
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RED sOX.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March e.--The
Red Sox were scheduled TO get in some
real hard practice today Manager Bar
row had an the Sox pyavers on the field
early pounding the ball around the dia-
m0nd.
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PIRATES.

WEST BADEN, Ind, March 6.-se-
rious wintry weather interfered with the
practice Of the Pirates battery men to-
day. Manager Gibson had the men out
for a long hike. but they did not don
uniforms.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

COLUMBUS, Ga. March with
chilly atmosphere the Boston Braves be-
gan a light workout today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

PORTLAND, Ore. March 6.-President
W. w. MeCredie of the Portland baseball
club Of the Pacific Coast league today an
nounced the transfer of Jack Farmer, out
fielder, TO the Detroit club Of the Amer
lean league.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Field goals-Standferd, Frieund, Mar
tin 3, Davis 3, Burke, Park Foul goals
Martin 5, Stamford, Davis .. Referee
A rDuckle