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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
old Guard of A. A. u.
Ousted as Result of
Alleged n. Y. Domination

NEW YORK. Nov. 1T.-Autocratic dom
nation Of amateur athletics in the United
States by the New York Athletic Club
and a group Of conservatives is at an
end.
Paying heed to the demands Of the so
Wet OF athletes" formed last summer In
Antwerp before the Olympic games, the
Amateur Athletic Union has decided upon
change Of faces and policies among
the governors OF athletics.
The Insurgents ticket" headed by
Robert S. Weaver Of the Los Angeles
Athletic Club. was elected In its entirety
over the choice OF the New York dicta-
tors. Justice Barlow 5. Weeks. an Of
ficeholder IN the union for years. was
defeated with the rest OF the ''old guard"
In addition a committee OF William c.
PrOut. jeremiah MahOney aud Charles Il.
Lynch was appointed to investigate the
charges made by the Olmpic athletes
against the committee In charge OF the
American team IN Antwerp. This com
mittee also will seek TO learn the method
employed by the committee In picking
the American team.
Charges made by the rifle and pistol
team ana the osrsmen that they had to
pay their expenses out of their own peck
cts although funds had come from other
sources, also will be Investigated. II 10
known that the midshipmen OF the vic
toriOus navy crew had TO pay their own
living expenses and find their own quar-
tiers when they arrived at Brussels.
Boxers and wrestlers from the South
and West were bitter in their denuncia-
ton OF the manner in the New York AS
sOciation conducted the trial for the ath-
letes.
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LOTS OF PEP
AT PURDUE

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 1T.-Coach
Scanlon is having little trouble getting
the desired amount of work out OF his
Purdue fOotballers at this time. There
Is a big fight on for almost every posi-
tion on the team, as their has been all
season. and now everybody on the squad
Is trying to do everything Just little
bit better than the other fellow, or do
something the other fellow can't do.
The position rivalry has become more
intense than usual this week. due TO
the fact that Indiana appears here Sat
urday for the annual Crimson Boiler
maker battle,
Rate and Watson are doing cOnsid-
cradle punting this week. so that their
toes viii be ready for action at all times
Saturday. Hanna is also kicking lot
OF goals from placement.
Coach Scanlon has prepared an al
most entirely new set OF plays for the
Indiana game and he is drilling his men
overtime 30 that they get them down In
real style Lsst night they worked on
stuart field until dark, then went into
the armory for more work.
Seat orders are still pouring IN, but
they can not be nlled. as all seats have
been sold since Monday. However. there
Is room in the unrcserVed section for
5000 fans
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
Local Gridders Drill
for NOblesville Scrap

Indoor practice is the order Of the
indianapolis Football Club tonight. in
preparation for Sundays game with the
strong Noblesville eleven ut Washing
ton Park. All members OF the Purple
end White team will meet at the Office
of Manager Canning not later than TI0
clock
The indianapolis gridsters came
through their clash with Alexandria In
hne style. physically. and viii have their
strongest force ready for action against
the Noblesville eleven IN sundays game.
The Nobiesville game win pu. the Purple
and White on their mcttle for their city
championship game with the winners Of
the Ferndale- Belmont contest Thanksgtv
Ing day. The winner OF this game VIII
meet Canpings team in the title scrap
the following Sunday.
When the time for the city tito rolls
around the Indiana polls lineup will be
back to normal once more, as Common,
guard Rog Klein. full back. and Metz
ger. half back. all OF whom have been
out NJ the game for the last three weeks
with injuries. will be ready to go.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17

Wabash will depend on the power Of
It's forward wall TO stop most Of the De
Pauw offensive drives when the Hoosier
rivals clash IN their annual game at
Washington Park Saturday. and two OF
the strongest men in this Scarlet line are
Cash, guard. and StasAnd. end. Both are
dependable men. both on defensive and
offenso, but their main stock In trade Is
getting through after the man with the
ball.
On all plays called through the center
OF the line. the Tigers Will Hnd plenty
~ opposition waiting for them In the
husky Wabash guard and Il Is going to
take a mighty drive TO carry this man
CUT Of the pay.
Stassnd f. going strong for an All State
end position this year ard he Will place
bis highest bid for the JOB In the Satur-
Cay game. He has an uncanny knack Of
busting through Interference 10 stop
runs around his wing. often throwing
the runner for loss Stasand SIS also n
main cog In tho Wabash offense aud he
does the booting in the kickoff.
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QUAKERS ARE
CONFIDENT

RICHMOND. Ind. Nov. 17.--Ray Move
is whipping his Esrlham footballers into
great shape for their annual clash with
the Franklin eleven at Franklin Satur-
day.
The Ouakers are not fearing for the
outcome OF this battle They think they
can win and are determined to do so, al
though everybody is willing to admit
that 1t Will be a great light from start
to finish.
The best dope obtainable on the two
teams is the result Of their battles with
Butler, l. {. A l.. champions. Butler
had a tough time defeating Bariham, ID
TO 7. In the final minutes OF play, while
Franklin was handed a 2ltO-l0 trounc-
ing. Kingsoliver was the only Franklin
back who could gain any ground against
Butler. while every man In the Quaker
back field took in his share Of the yard
age Kingsoliver will be watched Satur-
day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17

IRISH SQUAD
GRAVES ACTION
Barry Stands Ready to Re-
place Gipp in North
western Struggle.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Nov. 17-Notre
Dame may go into the Northwestern
game with George Gipp, All-American
half back candidate, sitting on the side
lines with a broken collar bone, but the
loss of their famous runner, plunger,
punter, kicker and pssser will be offset
a great deal by the almost savage fight
ing spirit with which the Irish will go
after the number of the Purple eleven.
Norman Barry, the hero of the Indiana
game, viii be ready for action In case
Gipp can not start. Norm" can run
the ends or hit off tackle as well as any
of them, but he can not punt or throw
the pass like Gipp.
Hunk" Anderson is another regular
who may not be able to start. Two Of
his ribs were banged up in the Indiana
game and Rockne will think twice before
taking a chance on him. Degree stands
ready to fill in at the vacant guard sta
ton.
No definite action has been taken on
the invitation to play Penn State at
New York, Dec. 4, but 1t is understood
that both the faculty members and Coach
Rockne are strongly opposed to the
proposition.
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RIVALS BATTLE
FOR ODD GAME
NLOCAL FRAY
De PAW and Wabash Stand
Even in Grid Victories of
Yearly Meetings.
TIGER OFFENSE BRACES

GREENCASrLE. Ind. Nov. 17.-So far
as De Pauw gridsters are concerned, In
diana football fans will have the oppor-
tunity Of seeing the best game OF the
Tiges-Wabash series at Washington Park,
Indianapolis, next Saturday. At that
time, a football rivalry extending over a
period Of more than hfty years. IN which
each school has won an equal number Of
games, win be fought out.
Capt. Ted Ogden Of De PAW and Cap
tain Tommy Thompson Of Wabash viii
lead their teams on the field Saturday
TO decide the years supremacy and to
win the honor OF being victor In the odd
game Of the long period Of rivalry.
Coach Buss is perfecting a fast-work-
ing assault which will be hard for Wa
bash to stop. On the other hand, Pete
Vaughan, Wabash mentor, has drilled
his men all year on the principles OF de-
with Ted ogden fighting for sll-state
laurels at center and with the famous
sGalloping" Galloway as Tiger quarter
back, Wabash followers will have suff1-
cient reason TO fear the outcome Of the
Football is the talk Of the De Pauw
campus Just now. Even the goods ara
F.iowing unusual interest in the comm
contest. In order that the girls might
better Judge the merits OF the contest
Saturday Prof. W. W. Sweet OF the De
Pauw faculty, who Is a former football
star, explained some of the technical
points Of the game to the women Of the
university st a special mass meeting
held recently.
Student tickets, for the game were
placed on sale at the university today
along with tickets for the special inter
urban cars which will carry the fans 10
Indianapolis Saturday.
DESPITE the cold. snow and wind, the
Tiger football warriors went through a
hard practice Tuesday afternoon on Nc
Keen field. Downing the tackling dummy
was one of the main features OF the prac
tice which was held behind closed gates.
Coach Buss intends TO perfect his men
in the shoe string variety Of tackling
this week.
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az BOW ING

General Eiectrics won three from the
Vonneguts and the Fairbanks team scored
n win over the Indianapolis supply every
time.
Inze cut up quite spell In the ALL
son Experimental Circuit, lie opened
with 225 and came back for 201 in the
second round. Something mighty I'M
usual about this.
That was enough double century shoot
ing In one night for the Allisons.
Some of the women shooters are hit
ting the wood as hard as their bubbles
these days. Mrs. Msttern was out in
front of the Foxite shooters with a 1879.
Mrs. Reynolds is hitting 149 for the
season, with Mrs. Agnew and Mrs. Fox
running tie for next place with las.
Miss Grund went big among the L. Il.
& w ladies with a 105 score In her sec
ond game.
Reds took two from the Greens, while
the Puppies and Whites split even.
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NO DELAY FOR
CRIMSON CREW
Stiehm Driving Men for Pur-
due Game-France and
Donovan Back.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. 1.-THE
weather man has shifted the scenes to
make Jordan field an ideal spot for a
SNOWFALL battle rather than a football
field these days, but he has not even
caused the slightest hesitation on the
part of Coach Stiehm and his Crimson
footballers, who are drilling for the bat
tie with Purdue at Lafayette Saturday.
Today the freshmen were to come out
OF their hiding and engage the varsity
In scrimmage, using Purdue plays, and
the regulars were eager for the work.
Two squads, one under the direction Of
Coach Stiehm and the other taking Or
ders from Assistant Coach Berndt, ran
up and down Jordan field yesterday aft
ernoon in signal drill, reviewing all their
old tricks and making efforts to perfect
several new plays that have been brought
TO the front this week.
An X-ray picture proved the story of
Williams broken ribs yesterday afte1
noon, and Thomas and Cravens are being
groomed to take the sensational half
backs place saturday. Williams VIII
be on the sick list the remainder OF the
season.
Cloyd France, stellar Crimson lineman,
and Pat Donovan. one OF Stiehms beet
end bets. were out for practice yesterday
and 1t is almost certain that botn VIII
play part OF the Purdue game. France
has been out Of action with an infected
foot since the Northwestern game, and
Donovan was operated on for append
citis the day the squad left for Mime
sofa.
Coach Stiehm announced last night
that the team will leave for Lafayette
Friday noon and Will arrive at the scene
OF battle at o'clock. A light workout
and limbering up drill will be held OIL
Stuart field Friday afternoon.
Indiana students are planning on get
ting to the game In two different ways
The sons Of wealth" viii make the trip
on special trains leaving here Saturday
ncrs' viii leave In freight cars at
O'clock Saturday morning, II their nego-
tiations with the railroad company come
out O. X
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Princeton ELeUen Is
Probable Choice for
NeLU Years Feature

Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov 17-Prince-
ton vs.. California today looked ike the
probable program for the East Vest foot
bail game at Pasadena, Cal. New Years
day.
At a meeting Of the committee in
charge the consensus OF opinion was
that California was the outstanding
western team and that the eastern
choice would be between Harvard and
Princeton. Harvard came West a year
ago and on that account Princeton
seemed to be favored for this years Sc
lection.
The western choice may be altered II
the University Of Southern California
beats the University OF oregon.
Definite selections will be announced
Thanksgiving day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17

KingsOLiUer to Play
Closing Game With
Franklin This Week
Gets Chance to Make De-
parture E1sier by Helping
TrOuRce Qudkers.

FRANKLIN. Ind, Nov. 17.-Saturday' US
football game between Franklin and
Earlham viii be the big grid event Of
the season here, and the last one In
which Captain Kingsoliver will wear
Franklin uniform.
Kingsoliver, for three years the back
bone Of the Baptist eleven, one OF the
best quarter backs in Indiana, and Frank
Inns greatest point scorer, Is ready TO
lay aside his college football harness and
will do so with n feeling of contentment
II he can simply hit HIS natural stride
against his Quaker rivals In the big
game. He is expected to play his great
est football In this game.
Two weeks Of hard work have put the
Baptists In fine shape, with the excep
ton Of q few colds that have put In their
appearance in the camp.
Festivities for the game Will start
Thursday evening with an Informal re-
ception OF the frats, and will last through
out the weekend, to he eliminated by
the Homecoming of more than COO old
grads for the game.
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Around the Big Ten
OHIO STATE.


COLUMBUS-The first snowfall Of the
year spread a six-inch blanket over Ohio
field and drove Coach Wilce and his Buck
eyes into the gymnasium for practice. 1t
was rather a stiff scrlmmage, the men
working on offeHse and defense against
the second team for two hours. after
which the team went outdoors on Ohio
field for a half hour signal drill In the
snow Preparing a defense for the IL
linois forward pass has taken up much
time, while the Buckeye plan of attack
has led them to practice the pass almost
constantly. A few changes in lineup may
be necessitated Saturday by Wilce's plan
Of defense, but just what these changes
VIII be is hard to predict. StinchcOmb
was the OIIC member of the Ohio team
to see Illiu ois play Saturday and his re-
port of the strength of the Illinois team
has taken away all OvercOnfidence.
WISCONSIN.
AIADISON-An Of Wisconsln's regulars
came through the Illinois game without
Tnishap and will be able to play IN the
game with Chicago Saturday.
MINNESOTA.
MuNNEAPOLIS-Old grads are stray
ing IN to help DR.. Williams prepare the
Gophers for the struggle with Michigan.
John McGovern. Shorty Long and several
others are on hand.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO-CIptsln Jackson of the
Maroons may not be able to start in the
game with Wisconsin. An infected leg is
keeping the star tackler on the side lines.
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Lands Baseball Platform

CHICAGO, Nov. I7.-"Aehievement-
not words" Will DO the platform of
Federal Judge X. N. Lands, base
balls newest ruler.
Landis. discussing plans of base
balls future. said Chicago was 20 be
the Meccn for baseball pilgrims. He
VIII mako his headquarters here and
squabbles which may arise will be
brought to Chicago for him to de-
eide.
while was making my decision
as to whether i would acocpt the
baseball offer, men came 10 mo and
said: by all means take It. Leave
the bench. You have earned IT,"
Lands said.
There seems to be great con-
Germ in some minds nbout my ability
to handle both Jobs. They are not
afraid 1 won't 90 my work. They are
afraid I will do my work"
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Grant Is Wise Bird

ident of the Boston Braves, probably will
not name his new manager until after
the football season. Boston is big
football town and the papers carry col
umns every day concerning tho prowess
of this and that gridiron star. George is
ayers name until the papers are ready
for some ball dope. When the grid sea
son closes he probably will tell the Bos-
ton papers that Fred Mitchell will man
age the 1921 Braves.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
Vet Hub Perdue Fools
Fans by Becoming Pilot

Hub Perdue has Joined the ranks of
the baseball managers.
That may strike some folks who think
they know Hub as joke. But 1t isn't.
And don't think for Il minute Hubs go
ing into the business as a joke either,
or will make one out Of 1t.
Perdue never impressed fans as being
very serious Always took his pitching
sort of lightly-was a happy lucky
geek But he knows baseball. He has
been playing II fifteen years, most of this
time In the big leagues. lie has been
rated MS good pitcher although he
never set the world on fire.
Now he has signed as manager of the
Hubs first act, frank and earnest
statement of what he intends to do in
the way of building up the club, made
a hit with the Tennessee city fans.
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HILL AFTER JOHNNY.

BALTIMORE. Nov. lT.-Featherweigh int
Champion johnny Kilgane has been Of
fered 81 500 to appear here in a htteen-
round bout to y decision with the winner
OF the Danny Frush Oe Leonard contest
here next Friday night. Al Herford,
veteran boxing promoter. who brought
out tho late Joe Cans Ono-time light
weight champion, wired Kilbane the offer
and Frushs manager said that n Frush
won he would add 81 coo TO the purse II
kiibane would sign articles TO meet his
man
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
AtteIl Is Available

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Abe Atteli.
former pugiIist, mentioned in connec-
tion with investigation of fixing" of
the 1919 worlds series. voluntarily
appeared today at the office of Acting
District Attorney Talley.
Attell. who recently returned from
Montreal. declined to make any formal
statement TO the prosecutor. but said
he was available at any time he was
really wanted by the authorities.
81 certainly will not be the goat"
AtteIl was quoted as saying, "but
there is a case pending In Chicago,
with lots of Indictments against diff
ferent parties. and L don't want to
talk while that matter is still I'M
settled"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
French General TO See
Grid Battle Saturday

Gen. Robert Georges Neville OF France
will be the guest OF honor Of the De
PAW Wabash alumni board at the De
PAW wabash game. which will be
played a Washington park next Saturday.
Following the game General Neville
will be the guest Of honor at a recer-
ton and dinner at the Chamber OF Com
merce.
American Legion officials are expected
to attend the dinner.
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Army Cancels Game

NEW YORK. Nov. 17-Neither the
Army nor the Navy football teams will
play again until they meet at the Polo
grounds here Nov. 81.
This was decided Tuesday when West
Point, because of unforeseen clrcum-
Stances Cancelled It's contest next Sat
urday against Colby; George Washing
game with Annapolis.
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Seattle Wants McCredie

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 17.-wnlter
McCredie, manager Of the Portland Pa
cific Coast League baseball team, who
returned here today from Kansas city,
where he attended the meeting Of tho
minor leagues. said he had been offered
the position Of manager Of the Seattle
team next year. He said the oTer was
attractive but he had not yet accepted
The other, he said, was open until Jan
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National Three Cushions

CHICAGO, Nov. I7-John DAILY ana
c. S. Otis, both OF New York Tuesday
played the closer game thus far in the
preliminaries for the national three
cushion billiard championship, the Lad
changing hands twelve Zines and Dalv
finally winning. 80 to IS, in sixty-eight
innings. 1t was Days third straight
victory.
Jess Lear Of Denver won from Joseph
CaDron Of Chicago, 80 to 50. in the other
afternoon game.
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GREB VS.. MONA

MILWAUKEE. Nov. Hilary Greb
has been matched To box Bob Moha Mon
day night before the National 4. &. Of
this city. The match takes the place of
the Tender Jackson bout, which has been
postponed until next month.
Greb fought here two months ago,
when he defeated Ted Jameson in six
rounds. While here he signed articles
TO fight Jack Dempsey or Georges Car
pentler, but the matching OF these two
boxers spoiled the chances for a local
match between one Of the pair with Greb.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
GOLF MEETING DATE SET

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the United States Golf Asso-
citation will be held here on Jan. 7. 1921
This date IS week prior to that set for
the annual session of the Western Golf
Association at Chicago.
Aside from election Of officers the chief
business viii be selection OF courses for
the three national championship tourna-
ments-the amateur, open and women g.
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State Three Cushions

Wildman and Head fell befora the
three cushion cunning OF Finneran Of
Terre Haute last night at Coolers par
Wildman. 90 to A. in 1913 innings. Fin
eran downed Head, 30 to Al In III in
nings. Both games were exceedingly
SLOW due to the natural safety en-
ployed by the players. Fineran's best
count In the two games was three.
while both Wildman and Head negotiated
counts OF four
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
BOXING
NEW GOVERNOR
MAY STOP BOUT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17--Persons close
to Governor elect Miller declare that
should any attempt be made TO stage the
proposed ampiOnship bout Ia New York
State. not only will the Governor pro.
hibit the match but also may recommend
the repeal OF the Walker law.
The elements who elected Judge NIL
ler." this person stated. are unalterabiy
opposed 70 prize hghting. They want TO
see the Walker law repealed. Boxing
promoters allied with TammaEy Hall
worked against Mr. Millers election,
using propa gaBda that he would stop all
sports Under such circumstances they
cannot expect fayOrs.
The Republican State organization Is
not enthusiastic over the amount Of
patronage bestowed on the TammNny or
ganizatlou by the Walker law" the same
authority declared
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Three Carried OFF

MITCHELL, S. D., Nov. l7.-Dakota
Wesleyan University played true to form
yesterday, and In spite Of losing ono
player with a broken leg. another with
hip Hgaments torn, and a third with an
injured side. defeated Huron College, 20
TO o. Huron thereby was eliminated from
the race for the South Dakota College
championship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-17
SCANDAL ATTORNEY QUITS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Hartley L. Rep
logic, assistant States attorney, who
conducted the recent baseball scandal in
yestigatiOn which resulted in the indict.
metn OF thirteen ball players and alleged
gamblers on charges OF fixing" the 1919
worlds series, resigned Tuesday. The
special grand jury which returned the
baseball indictments recommended that
Replogle be retained as special prosecutor
when the cases come to trial He de-
clined to say whether he would accept
the position II It is offered him.