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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-04

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Evening star., 1920-12-07


picture Of health and he admitted he
felt that way. Steoher called up the
hospital where Zbyszko is undergoing
treatment for his eyes-Lewis nearly
rubbed them out when he got his
famous head lock on Wladek.
, zyhszko !a3s Is coming along all right"
ne said Tn sorry l hurt, him. but
it's ell In the game. guess Bisk
had too easy q time on the Maine
seashore this summer while was
working hard out at San Jose perfect
ing that head lock-" The Stranger
said he weighed 230 pounds, and ex-
pected to go into the ring at. that
weight.
Brennan Picks Self to Win.
Bill Brennan expects to beat Jack
Dempsey a week from tonight on the
basis Of carrying the fight more than
five rounds. Dempsey. he said today,
because Of the Immense amount of
energy he expends. So all Brennan
has to do, Is keep Jack or for five or
six rounds. and then go in and sock
him. Itsounds just as easy as fall.
ing on log. =
sporting affairs. gives US this tip. He
says not to take Brennan too lightly.
Knockout Bill has been 'preparinKf for
this bout for naarly year. has Been
keeping his mouth closed and work.
ing like dog against the best SPAR
ring partners he can fnd He is
strong and in grand condition. This
fact was clear yesterday at Grupps
gymnasium, where he worked out
with a. squad Of fighters. including
Kid Norfolk and Panama Joe Cans.
. Rhe heavyweights certainly will rule
at the Madison Square Garden next
Tuesday night. Besides the main bout
Al Tls,as otnn .e~
Charley. Weinert, the Newark battler,
and Bartley' Madden will mix # up.
This should be swell; encounter.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1920-12-07

The New York Nationals will train.
again at San Antonio; Tex, next:
spring. An agreement has been
reached with officials there to pro-.
vide improved and enlarged quarters'
for the players. =
Base ball fans of Martinsburg. W.
Va. have arranged to raise $4,000 for
the Martinsbufg club Of the Blue
Ridge League before the opening of.
the 1921 season. Plans fer public
benefits for the team also were dis-s
cussed.
President Fultz of the new Inter-.
national League has issued call for.
the annual meeting of the organ-i
ization- to be<held in New York next
Monday. Important matters having to-
ball win be considered in addition,
to regular routine business. \
Evening star., 1920-12-07
sTRENefHsM HUMPHREYS
FOR GAMEWTTH MARINES

Camp Humphreys .Engineers. rsnd
Quantico Marines are being nointed
carefully for their big game at Ameri-
combination has been strengthened by
the acquisition Of several new players,
While the sea Bpidiers,, who prob
aha will use the SAME lineup that held
the famous Great Lakes Naval eleven
to a touchdown tie In Baltimore. last;
week. are going through hard drills
daily. When the teams meet the SEC
,donal service championship win be, ct
stake
The records Of the contesting aggrN
cations are worthy ones, indicating them
10 be the representative teams OF their
section. A distinguished group Of OFF,
cials. including Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels, will witness the. ensasement.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

are working their way through colleges.
A majority of star foot ball players may
not be in this plight, but at times It
seems as though the best foot ball
products are boys who have not had
easy beds to lie i'm all their lives. II
the theory is correct that boys Of the
sort who plug the line in the game Of
life as they do on the, foot ball field.
who resist tempta tton to 80 the easiest
way, who are straightforward, fair and
honorable and clean, make the worthiest
type of college man that our institu-
tions develop, then I'VE may deduce the
idea that those Ilhosare inspired to de-
;ceit while. they ake Undergraduates for
'the sake Of easy money, or who, after
graduation, enter the professional foot
ball or base ball ranks. are neglecting
opportunities to make Of themselves the
valuable citizens they could be.
:; As for professional foot -haN teams,
what do they play for? College loyalty
makes player1a give their all-
Is not involved. There is no pennant
race and world series stake as in pro-
fessional base BAN, there is no pride Of
sections Out west the. betting element
IS the supreme interest, while in the
east such success as the game may, at
tain Will come from the exploitation 6f
star. players; until such time as interest
IL sufficiently aroused to make the gam
bling aspect prominent.
Copyright. 1920.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

SAASt upICmC SOuIt tWO years dSO.
b This mar3ks the first occasion in the
ANNALS of.professional base bah that
the lega1ity Of the reserve clause has
bean upheld by q high court and, al
thoughiit Is possiblesthe plaintiffs will
Of ,g the rs Uhfed stases sne make the
status of the game Uncertain for sew
eral years longer. such action is not
regarded as probable, owing to the
expense involved.
Leaders Of base ball are a unit in
utmost importance to the welfare OF
the game, and they are particularly
gratff1ed that it should come at this
time, when steps are being taken to
purge, the sport by formulating new
set ofregulations TO govern it: They
ganized abaSe Ball need have no fears
about having recourse to law to de.
Tend itself and safeguard, its rights
mo more sweeping victory ever was
wbn by organized base ball and it will
prove a great benefit to the sport" is
the American League. "This decision
clears the decks for a reorganization
a3ohE the existing lines that will put the
easne IN q strong foundation for the
"a triumph for the honesty Of base
JILL Is Tue observation OL TEeblOcul
Dunn Of Cleveland, while President
,veeck of the Chicago Nationals believes
it: tprevents the strong clubs from
Wrecking the weaker ones at the end Of
each season..
4 President Heydler of the National
League was jubiilaht over the news aof
the decision. Coming at this time. it
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents,' Heydler is quoted as saying
There is nothing which has. happened
in base bali in years: that has given me
greater plaaaure, and after we have re-
ceived SO many knocks lately it is good
to get good news for change. This is
the biggest boom for base ball in years,
and the, effects Of this decision will be
felt for years to, come. 1t will be- Of
especial help to Judge Lands. the new
ruler of base ball, in putting the sport
on q sound legal basis" Il
Evening star., 1920-12-07
WithiD. G. Basketers

student as.ses at walter, Reed Hos
pital scored, q 2o-to.9 victory over
the reconstrbction Of dds quint. Miss
Hood. student nurse sfcSEard. scored
six scrimmaees goalss Misses. Almy
and Dun. susrda piayed well for the
losers.
The Broaawsy Brevities and. the Jim
jam Jems serfed easy wins in the
Aloysius Club League. The former
vanauished THE Sons Of Rest, 80 to 8.
while the Jems, downsd the Steaaers,
19 to IL. Long shots from, scrimmage
were frequent Id both games.
wasAanetsn games scheduIeA in the
Knights Of Columbus lntercdtH Basket
Ball League hereafter will be played
in Gonzaga Gymnasium instead OF
Carroll Institute. TomofroW night
Washington and Potoinac 4uants will
play in the new Court Starting at $3.50
Quincy Athletic Club is casting
about for games. Teams interested
should communicate with Manager
w. II. Smith. 1717 Lincoln road north
Evening star., 1920-12-07
In the Realm offoot Ball

MoRGANEpmN. W. Vs. December
THAT q new foot ball coach to sue
ceed Toby. Mcintyre win have charge
Of the West Virginia University edeven
next yesf was the opinipns expEaasAd
hsre today by persons in close touch
with the athletic council.
J. Richardson, Sistefville. W. Va, has
been appointed. student-manaser. Of the
1871 team.
COLUMBIA, g. c.. December 7.-Uni-
lenged Fur1nan University to play a
foot ball game for the state champion
ship December II.
PHILADELPHIA, December z-John
A. Mccarthy Of Lawrence, Mass, has
been elected captain Of the 1921 Villa
nova foot ball team. Mccarthy is a
center.
PNTSBURGH, Pa.e December O.
Pittsburgh will meet Pennsylvania at
foot BAH at Philadelphia October %,
1921.
AIM sARiBoR, Mich, December -
Robert (Duke) Dunno has been elected
captain Of the 1921 Michigan foot ball
team He played guard. -.....
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, december T.
Harvard's foot ball team will not play
Army next year. Army refused to
place the Crimson ON its schedule for
Evening star., 1920-12-07
National Boxing Board
Plan Meets With Favor

NEW YORK, December e.
Formation OF . national asso-
citation to have control Of box
ing throughout the United
States will be considered at o
meeting to be held In New York
late this month, II was learned
today. The proposal fs sp0n-
sered BY the Army, Navy and
~civiItaE board Of boxing control.
through the chairman Of its
general committee. Gatxon
B0rGluR, the sculptor.
Favorable replies have been
received frsm the governors of
MassaeAusetts. New Jersey.
Colorado Florida. Illiasls, Mary
land and Wisconsln.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

+ The action followed a conference oe
tpolice officials. with Mayor James
Rolph, jr.. at which was detailed out,
RACES -comtnitted by gangsters on
young women recently at shack rem
1dezyos on. Howard street, in the
|thicky populated section. -
+ The. San Francisco grand jury has
begun a detailed inquiry into the con-
Fditions under which prize. fights have
been. held here and related matters.
Alleged gangsters. including two
ring professionals known all along
the Pacific coast. who are under arr
rest charged. with what the police
commissioners termed "unspeakable
[cflrnes" against women and with the
staying of three peace officers at Santa
tsosa yesterday. are blamed for the
|sloppiRg of boxing here. for the grand
jury action and for plans set afeot
ban Oakland. across the bay, today to
lreauire all boxers appearing. there to
fpresent certificates of good character.
Not for years has San Francisco
been SO stirred officially and privately
as by the acts attributed to this gang.
4 MILWAUKEE, Wis. December. 2.
-Pinky Mitchell. who stepped into
the ranks, Of the welterweight box
|ers. held Jack Britton. titleholder: to
"a draw in ten-round. no-decision
contest here last night, according to
sporting writer's. -
/, TOLEDO. Ohio. December. 7.-Tom-
my Gibbons OF St Paul outpointed
Chick Virgins Of Indianapolis in
eight. rounds OF their twelve-round
bout last night The other. four
rounds were even. Virgins was cut
about both eyes. and. bleeding pro-
sfusely.. Gibbons forced the fighting
The men are light
heaXyWoigshts. -
.+RH1fADELFTI1A.. Pa. December =.
Mike, ODowd OF ST.. Paul. beat Lon
l:Rawlins. of Philadelphia In a fast
!;eight-round bout last night, ,s.,..-
|. Ia SALE NJ. Decsmber l.
George, Chip of New Castle, Pa, and
Eddie McGoortyi of Oshkosh, Wis,
fought a ten-roqnd, draw last night
I BOSTON, Mass. December ,s.-Andy
t,Chaney of Baltimore scored a. tech
inicaf knockout against Willie Green
| of Chicago. tonight when the referee
stopped the Aght in the sixth oftheir
|: scheduled .ten-round bout. to save
Green from fdrther punishmen The
Chicago featherweight was outclass-
led. - - >. = x e
/ CLEVELAND. ohio, December -
f:The Cleveland boxing commission
has declined to take any action
Eagafnst Pal, Moore and Carl Tremaine,
Evening star., 1920-12-07
PIERCE SCHOOL DEFEATS
BRENT IN SOCCER GAME

j, Pierce School defeated Brent School
yesterday, 4.to /. for the elementary
school soccer championship OF the
eaAtern division. which comprises all
the schools in the Garfield Park.
Rosedale and Virginia avenue play
ground divisions. .
The winners Of the Abbott-Gage and
Monroe Curtis games will play for
tho championship of the western di-
vision Thursday Of this week. Games
10 decide the city championship will
be played next week.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
shortstop Jim o'Neill
Convalescing at Home

Shortstop Jimmy O,Neill of the
GEl4men now In at his home In
:sMtnoOkA, Pa, eonvaleScing from
an attaek OF pneumonia which
all but proved fatAl Stricken
early In October, O'NeiM was
taken to Georgetown University
Hospital, where for weeks his
hfe hung by n slender thread,
his recovery being attributed
solely to his a.strong constftu-
tfon. He was discharged from
: the hospdtnl asWeek ago today,
after having been confined In
the fnstitutiOn for two months.
Unless unl00ked-fOr compiler
lions set in O'Neill is. expected
/. rapidly to regain !. hts normal
state Of health and to he ON the
job next spring fighting, for q
place ON tho Nationals fnfield.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

OF their scheduled ten-round bout
here last Thursday night. Tremaine
was one pound over the prescribed
1l9 pounds at O'Clock. and Moore,
who tipped the beam at about 116,
refused to soOncede- the extra weight.
LAWRENCE, Kan. December, T.
Jess Willard's training to meet the
winner OF the Dempsey Brennan fight
may be interrupted by a quarantine
placed on his home. His three chill
dfen have diphtheria-
PITTSBURGH. Pa. .December T.
Harry Greh. Pittsburgh. and jeff
smith, 7Rayonne, N. J., will meet here
q. = ten ronnd boxing bout at Motor
square Garden next Saturday night.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
THREE-CUsHION TITLE
EVENT IS UNDER WAY

: CHICAGO. December PLAY in the
finals. Of the tournament for the
world, three-cushion billiard cham
pfonship began today with Robert
Cannefax of New York defending his
title against John Layton of St Louis,
Augie kieckhefer Of Chicago and
Clarence Jackson of Kansas City
the. three high men in the prelim-
mary matches
Today Layton plays Jackson and
Cannefax meets kieckhefer
.;Kieckhefers won his place in the
preiimfnaries by defeating Pierre
Maupome in the final game of the
p1ay-off Of a four-cornered tie.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
FREELAND AND TOLs0N
I'm CUE MATCH TONIGHT

Daniel Freeland. pocket billiard
champion of Northeast Washington.
win encounter John Tolson in to-
nights match in the District title 4
tournament Tho contest will be held
in Grand Central Palace. starting at
3 o'clock
George wheatley. present title hold
er, last night defeated william Par
sons. 100 to 40. Wheatley required
only q few innings to score his vic
tory, two OF his runs being at 28
and 40.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
WOuLDASS|ST BREED|NG
Maryland Jockey Club Offers to De
vote Surplus Earnings to Bet
termeut Of Racing.

The Maryland Jockey Club, which op-
crates the PimNco race track. an
nouncess itss willingness. to devote its
surplus earnings over whatever re-
turn Upon, its investment the state
racing com4aission sees fit to hx. Tor
the 6eyelotnent Of horse breeding
and f6r Imrroyement ntA for the comfort
Of the patrons Of racing.
Resolutions to this effect were
adopted at the anpual meeting, Of the
club 4toeKh holdefslye ~
The Stockholdefe concur ii the view
"adopfed in England and France and
oftensexpressed here, that ~the.racing
of horses is an institutt1H fornthe de-
velopment Of the ree3ofthorses, rec.
ogniz4d as an, essential Industry Of
the country. .ands.f the annsAment
Of the public, rsfher Tran for the
Evening star., 1920-12-07

NEW YORK, Deeenbef t.
The personnel Of the American
POLE teaN which win - tOsEAE-
land next year In An eRoft to
regain the .inteHnatioAal pole.
tropAy kas been o1lcinlly An-
nounced. The, players, chosen
are%sL..s e. sto4A4rd, Tho6as
Hftcheoeks IT,; J. Watson webb
and DeveEeaux Mubufn, regu.
lars, and Charles e. Rumsey
and Eari w. Hoping, sSbsti-
stes~ ,A~.,a s,4. =.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Chicago Fans to Hail
Evers 1T Big BANQUET

CHICAGO, December 7-Cf0.
cago base ball fans WIN well
esme Johnny EveTs, fefAeF Sec
end baseman and Row manager
Of the Cubs, hack to the folA
with q banquet and h0mec0me
ing party herr tonight. Reser-
vations indicate that close to
LOCO lovers Of base hall from
all walks Of life will attend.
Much EratfAcati0n was exc
pressed ~ Evefs ever the Re.
cefpt Of the signed contract Of
Grover Cleveland Alexmder,
nainstay OF His pitching stan,
and word from PftcheF Jim
Vaughn that he IN in shape and
expects to sign his new con-
tract shortly.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Champion Bests Cochran
at Billiards, 400 to $40

NEW YORK, December T.,
Willie. Hoppe, holder Of the
world 1872 balk line billiards
title, defeated welker Cochran
of San Franciseo, 400 to $40, In
the second &ame of the Anaf
round Of the tftulnr tournament
last night. Cochran won in the
Petitor. Jake Schaefer Of San
Francisco, 400 to 33S.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Kramer Out Of Bike Grind,

s NEW YORK December 1.-THE ter
riac pace set by the foreign riders in
the sfx-day bicycle race at Madison
Sqnare Garden has caused the retire.
ment from the contest Of Frank L.
Kramer, for many years champion
bicycle rider Of the. world. Rroces
and coburn are leading. having lap
advantage. -
Evening star., 1920-12-07
AL Conference EIevens "a
Named by Grid Official

In the current issue Of Col
lief's Weekly the. all-western
conference elevens, ~ selected
BY e. C. Patterson, q western
foot ball ofncial, are Rubltshea
End-Carney, Illinois.
Tackle-Scott; Wisconsin.
Guafd-BunEe, WiDconsip.
:, Center-Depler, Hlan0is.
Guard-Troft. Ohio State.
Tackle-Hu6man, Ohi0 State.
End-Weston, Wisconsin.
Quarter-A. Devine, Iowa.
Halfhack-ElliOt, Wisconsin.
Halfback-R. Fletcher, nlf-
nois.
Fullback-CFaaEle, Illinois.
Second team-Beldling, lows,
Mcclure, Chicago, BFader, Wis.
consin; Nemecek, Ohio State;
J. Taylor. Ohio States Slater,
IoWay .Stinchcomb,. Ohio State,
Workman, Ohio States Wal.
qutst. Illihofs, G. Deyine, Iowa,
Sundf, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
HOPPE is NEAR DEFEAT
m CUE TITLE TOURNEY

EW YORK. December zCracked balls play Willie
Hoppe and Welker Cochran the
night where the finals in the bane
pionhp being held When play game billiards.
balls that cracked results are likely little
would
bats Recognizing this tournamenf
will all balls the acid test before they this
evening
Evening star., 1920-12-07

ALARMING CRIME WAVE
causes >DRASTIC's ACTION

~ FRANCISCO Calif
have stopped prize fighting this city, permits
- conducting fights
pended ...
formal resolution the boardo police declared
unspeakable which
fighters and their associates this the board
miss hereby suspends all prize hgtng permits"
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Organized Base Ball Halls
Court Ruling; as Great Boon
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

RGANZED base ball halls with unaoyed satisfaction
handed down by the Court Of Appeals the District
yesterday the Baltimore club
Federal effect that the game, being
Quoted adudged rather than
subject to the restrictions and psnatist o The
Sunrenn Courff ffuuax YEAR
Evening star., 1920-12-07
PRINCETON AND PENN
IN SOCCER TITLE, GAME

PHILADELPHIA, December o.
Princeton and Pennsylvania will meet
Saturday to- decide the intercollegiate
soccer title. The regular seasen ended
last Saturday. both Princeton and
Pennsylvania coming through unde-
feated. When they played each other
the contest resulted in an extra period
tie
Evening star., 1920-12-07
COLLEGES SHOULD TAKE
4STEPS...TO CURB "EVIL" !"
BY-LAWRENcE PERRY.

YORK. December z-Word
IN professional foot ball played Polo
l y Grounds between the Buffalo AAmericans and the Canton
Tigers regarded
definite invasion of the by but
IS without authoritative sanction
S
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Toronto Hockeyites to vi.it.

TORONTO, December 7-Unfversity
OF Toronto's hockey team will n1alkA
q trip across the border during the
burg December % and %. Cleveland,
30, 81 and January /: Philadelphia, 3
and4, and Boston, probably 2 and 8.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Scholastic Basketers' Start;
-Four Schedules Announced
oupynEht. 1920. :

TIGH getting their first of the
this afternoon in games at and In the Mount
Il Pleasant Blue White five battling
Business College combination white Busi1essan the
Props playing the op contests sched
MED fob at =
Evening star., 1920-12-07

Hopes escape from defeat last night
was a narrow one. his position for play
being decidedly off. If Cochran had
been bit more daring, had he, thought
more Of making points and less Of leav-
ing his opponent safe, he might have
run away with the match.
Calls Ives the Greatest.
Among the crowd whoa sat watching
the billiard match last night was man
not generally recognized by the crowd,
a man who had been in the forefront
of professional sport for many years,
but is now engaged in private business
enterprises At. one time he owned a
popular race track and was known for
his readiness to back fighters in whom
he believed to the limit.
"Do you think" he was asked. that
these two men represent the best that
American billiards has produced"
For raply. there was a smile and then
an emphatic shaking Of the head.
Who we; persisted. do you think
Frank Ives" was the prompt come
back. Ives had everything that these
fellows have and more. There never
was a; billiard player like the Napoleon
Of the green cloth. He could do more
things with cue ana l, oa!i tnan any any man nan
thing he could do that / believe no liv-
ing man can do. He would place two
object balls In the right and left corners
of a table, take his cue ball to the
other end and let you make cross with
a piece Of chalk, anywhere on the table
you wished. His bet was that he could
make a carom on the two object balls
and bring his cue ball on the mark, or
within six inches Of it. He did it, too.
rye seen him win pots. Of money that
way
only was he a great billiardist, but a
natural athlete in. almost every way.
He played base ball with Pop Aneon
on the Chicago team. a catcher. he
was q champion. roller skater and one
Of the best ice skaters in the world.
He was as acrobatic as Fred Stone,
the actor, and with pistol he could
hit an objectsas far as he could see.
He had coal black hair and eyes,
weighed about 1867 pounds. And as
a scrapper! My, how that boy could
mix it up. His untimely death, due
to lung trouble, was caused. In the
opinion Of friends. to his long hours
over the billiard table. =
Lewis Prepares for SteeheI.. Is
Evening star., 1920-12-07

$TotaiA-. 40B Al 45l Totals. 400 40 5l1
sCiark Jones, Gafl and Gruber rolled third
ExzAe for Britt, Plants. Lawrence and Daugh-
0rty. respectively.
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
LxI. Prenares Tor steehei..

Stranger Ed Lewis was seen IN
BothneTs gymnasium yesterday
training for his championship bout
with Joe Stecher, whicht.is due to
come off next week. He looked tn
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Kisk,. so Hoals ! IN Two o Years.

Red eavefS feehter on. ceptre's
eleven has established, q rrecofd of
ninety, consecutive. goa14 ktckAd after
touchdtwns In the last fwo.years.,
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