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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

JESS SAYS HE MEANS 1T

as he said it. There was no doubt from
his attitude that he meant business.
AS to terms, Jess didn't Just seem to
know what was In 1t financially for him.
Il just told Tex to 20 ahead and fix
1t up" Willard said.
Then he stopped for a good laugh and
explained IL see some OF the papers
have me dead busted"
Apparently he wasn't seriously worried
over money matters. That he was going
% have chance for n come back"
seemed to be giving him genuine salts
faction.
The Kansas fighter said he wanted to
even up" the Toledo affair with Jack
Dempsey by demonstrating that he was
the better man. Jess revealed that he
already is doing a little light training
in his gymnasium down on the farm"
soon.
II don't know who I'll. have for train
ezs." Jess continued. II haven't had
time hardly to think 1t over. But I'll
probably get two or three OF the boys
to come here and help me-"
Asked what Mrs. Willard thought Of
his plans to come back" Jesse beamed.
oh, she's backing me to the limit She 4
always with me in whatever I do. We
never have any trouble at home"
Although Jess owns q farm here, he
has been Cabling in oil" since the
Toledo affair with good" results, he
said. He treated reports that he was
busted" and was returning to the ring
merely because he needed the money, as
a Joke.
Its the championship I'm after" he
concluded. "and 1 mean to get It"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
YOUNG CHAMPS
ONL A. G.. CARD
Henry McDufT and Treber
Brothers to Defend Titles
Saturday Night.

Three State amateur champions viii
perform on the boxing card Of eight
bouts that has been arranged for Satur.
day night at the Independent Athletic
Club. TWO Of the boys, Leslie and
Vaughn Trcher. are from Marion, and
the other, Henry McDuh, floats the colors
Of the local club.
a peculiar angle to the Saturday night
bouts Is that the three champions viii
defend their titles against c.l e., Il ON
whom they won them in the tournament
held under the auspices Of the l. a. c.
last year
Henry McDur, one Of the classiest ANA
teur boxers that the State has turned
out in recent years. defeated jack Ed
wards Of Marion in the final round Of
tfe tourn" me t ana tHrd5- MI. Ell
wards Will get another chance at the
title.
INF has been training with his
brother Tommy, who IL chief trainer in
the camp Of Chuck Virgins. McDuT
ana Edwards are bantamweights
Vaughn TreDer will meet George NfulI-
holland Of the l. A 6. in the light heavy
weight go. Treber stopped Mullholland
In the third round of the tournament
battle, but the local boy is in good
shape for the Saturday fray and con
hdent of turning the tables on the Ma
riOn scrapper.
Leslie Treber and Frank sartar Of
the l. a. c. viii battle for the State
amateur welteTweight title in what
should be one OF the best offerings Of
the evening. These two boys have met
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
CREDENCE NOT
GIVEN BIG TEN
BREAK REPORT
RumOred Dropping of Indiana,
Purdue and Two Others
Viewed as College Gossip.
BIG MEETINGS SATURDAY

Reports emanating from Uurbana, Ill,
today stating that there is move on
to drop four members of the Big Ten
Conference were branded as mere cam
pus gossip by Athletic Director Stiehm
OF Indiana, and Athletic Director kellogg
Of Purdue.
The ruInor was to the effect that In
diana. Purdue, Iowa and Northwestern
were listed in the net wanted" class
because il stated those colleges have
not shown the ability to produce foot
pail Of the class displayed by the other
six Conference colleges
According to this. line OF chatter the
inference is given that Illinois, chicago,
Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio
State desire 10 break away and form 4
six-cOIlege affair, but nothing is said re-
rarding the defeats handed Minnesota by
Indiana and Northwestern this fall.
H0OsIER DIRECTORS
BRAND REPORT FALSE.
That the report indicating a split In
the Conference is idle college gossip. and
nothing else. was the opinion expressed
BY both Stiehm and kellogg over the long
distance phone from Bloomington and
Lafayette.
The athletic directors Of the HOOsler
State universities stated that the Big len
policies are in the hands OF the various
faculties and that coaches have nothing
to do with shaping the membership OF
the Conference. The dropping OF four
universities from membership would
hardly even be considered by the various
Conference faculty authorities, they said,
because such a move would be certain to
create q storm Of criticism.
Just because a few teams had lean
fan in the way OF Victories Is no rea-
son why they should be eliminated, as
Continued on Page Nine)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Page Drives Squad
for Opening Clash
of Basket Season

With the opening contest of the sea-
seon with Armour Tech of Chicago, but
one day distant, Coach Pat Page today
subjected his candidates for the Butler
varsity basket ball squad to stin
workout in order that the Blue and
White may make it's seasons debut on
the court an suspicious one. The Ar
mour Tech quintet will be played Fri
day night in the Butler gym.
Judging from the cRliber OF candidates
who have been reporting to Page in the
early work outs. the Blue and White
mentor Will have Il dearth of good ma
terial from which to pick his opening
lineup.
Every afternoon from to the as
piring candidates for the varsity are tn
tored by Buffers miracle man. and
already the strenuous pace set in the
early work outs is causing many Of the
lesser lights to drop by the wayside
Although Armour Tech is practically
unknown to local fans In an athletic way.
the Butler crew win be facing one OF
the most formidable basket bail quintets
that has been seen in action on the But
Ter floor in many seasons. The Tech team
this year is comprised entirely of veterans
of last years team. One Of the hardest
games that Pages Chicago Big Ten cham
piOns were subjected to last season was
furnished by Armour Tech.
student athletic books for the basket
ball season are expected to be issued inn
mediately.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Golf Democracy, Not
War, Is Sought by
Directors tn West

CLEVELAND. Dec. 2-The Western
Golf Association does not seek war VITA
the United States Golf Association. VIII
bur II. Brooks, president of the Western
Golf Association, said today in discuss
ing the prOba bility Of n rupture between
the two major organization
'sThe Western Association" Brooks
said "has made certain recommended
tons believing the United States Golf
Association has failed in its function as
the governing body Of American golf.
The [. s q. \. has failed 10 give the
American game a democratic administra-
ton and q code that is demanded By
the climatic conditions Of the country"
In charging the name from the West
ern Golf Association 10 the American
Golf Association and IN extending its
sphere OF membership the Western A
ISOLATION plans to give American golS
4 thoroughly democratic government. he
added. The new constitution IS so word
ed that the board Of directors viii an
nsdlly represent not less than seven
States.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
What Does Jess Infer?

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dee. Fin dis
cussing his proposed return bout with
Champion Dempsey, Jess Willard, for
mer boxing title holder, today said in
part;
There are lot of things I've
thought about that Toledo fight, In
which l lost Che title. I've never said
anything about il. L won't now"
DO you feel that you lost on q
trIcl?' he was asked.
II wouldn't say that, but this com
ing contest VIII prove to the public a
good MANI things about that Toledo
affair."" replied Jess.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Harvard 1921 Plans

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. The
schedule for ehe Harvard football team
next fall will include several changes
from that OF 1920 but will again con
sists OF nine games, Major h. " Moore.
graduate manager OF athletics, said
Wednesday.
contests Will prevail, Yale being played
at the stadium Nov. 10 and Princeton on
the Tiger gridirOn Nov. >. Centre Col
lege. Brown. West Point, Holy Cross,
Virginia, Nebraska, Syracuse. Indiana.
Kansas and Missouri are mentioned as
Drobahle oDnoneuts
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
New Years Game Assured.

PASADENA, cal. Dec. 2-Fornal &C
ceptance II the Invitation requesting the
football team OF the University 81 Cali
fornia to meet the team from Ohio TINT
ycrkity at Tournament Park on New
Years day IN the annual game be,wee1 D
East and West. was telegr1phcd from
Berkeley Wednesday by DR. David 7.
Rarrows. president OF the University Il
California.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

ard that he had ben matched to tight
the winner Of the JACK Dempsey BIZ
brennan bout Dec Il. Jess thinks his
Gght will be with Dempsey, the man who
Jared loose his crown.
Il am going back into the ring TO
regain the championship and defend
it," willard cOnfded. There was a smile
on the former title holders face and a
happy and determined note IN his voice
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Specialists Aid in the
Struggle to Save Gipp

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. e.-The
life of George Gipp. nationally
famed Notrc Dame football star
was at n low cbb this morning. ac-
cOrdlng to reports from st. Joseph
Hospital, where no has been citing
against pneumonia for the last week.
he had lost consciousness before
mid ni2ht.
Physicians stated that II Gipp
lived through today the chances Of
his recovery would be better. DR..
SlaylRker, president OF the Rush
Medical College, Chicago, arrived
here yesterday afternoon to aid I'm
tho 1Kht to save Glpps life.
Cheering messages from Captain
Day of the University of Nebraska
team, West Point players and others
against whom Gipp had played.
were received At the bedside Of Gipp.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Mud HaltS Races

HAVANA. Dec. 2-Raclng ut the Or
entail Park track. which began Thanks
giving day, Wednesday was -r'e..5 .re-
pended until next Sunday because q
mud which handicapped entries in
Wednesdays events
Owing 20 the heavy condition Of tho
track difficulty was sxpe.i.u % ln rl.
nE Wednesdays card because OF uuWil-
l.ngness OF owners 10 risk their horses.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

AURORA. Ill. Dec MARTY Hender-
son Of Joliet and Mike Dundee Of Rock
ford went ten rounds to a draw before
Jack Sager's club last night.
The best fight Of the night was the
semi windup. an cight-round draw be
tween Vic Hirsch Of Chicago and 4. L.
futile OF NelrOse Park.
Young Bloom Of Aurora beat Jimmy
Marks Of Chicago in the si1-round pre-
liminary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
BASKETBALL
RESULTS.

jamestown High, Is; LiztOn, II
p. .. Dis, p; Avon Independents. 10.
FRANKLIN. Ind, Dec. with only
a few days left with which to finish the
preparations for the game with Anderson,
Dec. {. Coach Wagner is driving his
Blue and White hardwood artists at a
lively pace. Franklin has played in six
contests and has emerged a victor IN
each one by fairly large score. The
team has registered 319 points to Its
opponents 60 and has IN average of
30 10 points per game, while It's op-
pOnents' average is only 143 points
Capt Vandiver, all-State forward last
year, is the only member of the 1920
champions who is on the team.
The Emerson Orioles desire basket
games with the best S-year-Old teams In
the city and State. Address Emil Ellis,
as North Riley avenue, or call Irving
ton 165.
The Fair-Plays would Ike TO book a
game for Tuesday night with some fast
quintet in the 11O-pOund class. Call Pros
pect 5163 and ask for the manager.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
Cravath Coast Manager

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2-"Gavvy" era
vath, manager Of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals last season, signed a contract
Wednesday to manage the Salt Lake City
team Of the Pacific Coast League during
the 1921 season, II was announced BY
President Lane Of the Bees
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
EsssS7P(u5eeiS.
YOUNG pELMONT sHOT.
2loacqasasRE9.2a 8asEEsaZ::s. 91szIaItaassSsasa

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Dec. flames
RufranO. Il, known in the sporting
world as Young belmont, boxer, was
close to death at the Rhode Island Hos
pitai today, seriously wounded by re-
Tolyer shot during a quarrel in q cafe
over a girl His assailant. whom the pO-
lice say is Nichola COTTella, escaped IN
IN automobile and IS being sought. Ac-
duaintances say RufranO was Jealous ~
CorreHa and was enraged when he found
CorrelIa ia the cafe with the girl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
BILLIARDS
STATE THREE-CUsHIoNs.

In one Of the longest three-cushion
billiard games in the State tourney
Wudman yesterday defeated Head, 30 to
- lu 137 innings. The game was long
because OF the natural safety employed
by the players. Head had a high run
Of four. while WlIdmaD's best count was
a three. Tonight Merriam and Black
nlav at Anderson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
NATIONAL rHREE-cusH1oNs.

CHICAGO. Dec. DE ORC of New
York gained a tie for second place in
the national thee cushion billiard cham
n!oush!p tournament Wednesday by de-
taatiug M-upoms II Milwaukee. 20 to 20.
De Oro's nigh run was 1--WE The game
went nfty-niue innings. Layton tight
eued MS hold on frat place By defeating
John DAILY OF New York, 20 TO 20. In
nfty-two .nniugs 10 was Layton's eighth
straight victory. lie lost his hrst game.
m. defeat virtually eliminated Daly and
almost assured Layton Of a position in
Tie finals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
MINER MEETS HERMAN.

NEW YORK. Dec Jack Shsrkey
and Joe Lynch, rivals for the right 10
meet Champion Pete Herman for the ban
tamweight title. Will clash at Madison
Square Garden tonight in ffteen-round
bout. Champion Herman will be in
terested spectator at the ringside. lie
has promised to box the winner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
WRESTLING AT "Y."

Tom velonis. local "Y" wrestler, and
Mike DOney, the Bulgarian grappler, tus-
sled fifteen minutes In the "Y'' lobby
last night to a draw in the feature num-
Der of the program. Sam Davis, local
125-pOunder, and Joe Ollie a 146- pound
wrestler from Champaign, Ill, drew after
fifteen minutes Of tumbling.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
MITCHELL vs.. LEONARD.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. BILLY Mitchell
today announced that he had accepted
terms for a Ij-rOund bout for the light
weight championship between his
brother. Richie, and Benny Leonard in
Madison square Garden, New York, Dec
p, the weight to be 13J pounds at }
clock
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
RFI.NIoNrs nIaRANn-

The Belmont football team has can
ceIled its game with Frankfort for Sun
day and disbanded for the season. Man
ager Miller reached the decision to put
the uniforms away because several men
On his team are suffering with injuries
that will keep them on the crippled LIST
for the next few weeks
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
QkSl1laIll ihlQ(Cs

I'D Fehrenbach and Bob Bryson came
near sending the City Hall Club up with
the honOrables.
EIrgis' go looked forlorn and for
saken on the Armour score sheet
Berry of the Rotary No. l Club was
not very consistent. He got under the
century line only twice.
silent Walter" Harshman was going
good at the finish, but he lacked some
thing at the start.
LOCAL LEAGUE GOSSIP.
The. Pathe Phones ate the Capitol No.
> melon. rlne and all. Andrews was
high individual with a $50 score. Sheets
wGs both second and third with his 30
and 2lS counts and the team won three
games from the Sterling Stones.
Sheets total of COO sure would tear
things up in the city tourney. according
to the present pace.
Chryst of the Thornton Cofees
slipped midget score III between a
couple OF double hundreds.
Every man on the Thornton team went
good and three Of the best totals of the
season were posted by them. Their
total was 1902.
starks Of the Cycles was the big gum
ner in the Fairbanks Morse circuit, get
ting a count OF 220 for his first try.
Clark of the Amperes. saved his own
bacon by starting with an even 200.
The w w and h. T. teams sure do
kick over the wood. Two members Of
each came near getting fifty sticks in
three games.
They are starting to deliver with form
in the Ell Lilly League. Bailey Of the
AlCrestas, was out In front with POI
with Kenneth OF the Liquid Blands, ana
Robinson Of the Pulvules, right on his
neck.
The Sutherland leaguers eIec ed Far
nan OF the Parsons. president, when he
got a 90. phillips's EOS was next best.
The Simon Pures took an awful lacing
from the Star Bacona In Armour s
League. NutOlas also trounced the Star
Hams. 1t was a rather poor night for
the Stars.
Goldstein's Annex performed the
weekly act Of taking two from the Main
Store
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
sHEYLIN sroPs noNoYAN.

BOSTON. Dec. Fiddle ShevIin, Dart
mouth College boxing instructor, knocked
out Mike Donovan in the fourth round OF
their ten-round bout last night.
<Johnuy Clinton of New York defeated
chick Simler OF Scranton in ten rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
THE SCHEDULE TONIGHT.
DOUBLES AND SINGLES.

Doubles and singles experts and near
experts tonight will take chIrge OF the
Democratic drives, set aside for city
tournament firing. Some mighty snappy
shooters will put In their bid this eve
ming and indications are they will send
the naples down for the championship
counts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
BY l.. Il. NICKEL,

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec 2-"Yes,
signed little paper" Jess willard, erst-
while heavyweight champion, said today,
confirming announcement by Tex Rick
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

The bowlers wound up activities in the
hve-man division last night. with the
Central Alley Five sticking Ia the lead by
virtue OF the score posted on the open
Ing night Of the tourney. II was 2,770
count and the-e was not a combination
In the race that could come anywhere
near it. Which all goes to show that real
competition and scores were lacking IN
the team battle. snd IFS up TO the singles
and doubles entrants to make up for lost
time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02
NAMED CAPTAIN

SWARTHMORE. Pa, Dec. Carl
Geiges, quarter back, has been elected
captain Of next seasons Swarthmore Col
Iege football team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

The love and respect the world holds
for sportsman of unblemished charac-
ter was shown today at the funeral serv-
ices Of Castor Chevrolet. indianapolis
race driver. who met with an accident
that cost him his life aud the lives nf
two brothers OF the speed game, Eddie
O'Donnell and Lyail Jolis. while hght-
geles speedway event last Thursday art
ernOon.
Funeral services for Chevrolet wero
held at SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at
0 o'clock this morning and burial was
NJ Holy Cross Cemetery
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

Marott Shoe shop finished second In
the nve-m man division and the Store Cor
rect WAS In for third money.
RotariaEs No. ? were the only shooters
10 place last night, getting tenth posi-
ton with ! count Of 2572. They also
went big for a single game with OIL pins
as a result OF their nnAl effort.
Charlie Smith. who wishes his name
was Jimmy, was the best man with the
closing nights leading team. lie got
a total OF 800 and had 212 score for his
best game
Lewis of the Rotary No. S team didn't
have to get any wood. He was big
enough load IN himself with counts Of Is.
81 and 81
Vahle OF the Lutherans No. / was OF
TO a dying start over the double century
line, but his finish was not so bright.
Art Piel gave the Redeemer Grays
lot to work on, but they failed to grab
the opportunity. lie had counts OF 2a8
212 and 49,.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

I'D Fehrenbach and Bob Bryson came
near sending the City Hall Club up with
the honOrables.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-02

in the Ell Lilly League. Bailey Of the
Alcrestas, was out In front with POI
with Kenneth OF the Liquid Blands. ana
Robinson Of the Pulvules, right on his
neck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
WILL HAYS FENCES WITH
CHARGES UTTERED BY COX
Reitcratcs Statement That "Gold
Diggers" We're to Get Enough,
Not Too Much.
IBy Associated press.l

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Will H.
Hays. chairman of tho Republican
National Committee, issued a state
mcnt here today in reply to Governor
Cox's attack on the truthfulncss of
his testimony before the Senate COM
mittee investigating campaign con-
tributions, which the Democratic
presidential nominee made in an ad-
dress in Milwaukee yesterday. The
statement said:
Governor Cox yesterday made the
following accusation against ure per-
soually:
81 charge that VIII II. Hays per-
petrated 4 deliberate falsehood when
ne said under oath that there were no
quotas
I'm my written statement read to
the Senate committee on August 80,
in Chicago. / said:
Tentative quotas were fixed by
the treasurtr's office, oil tentative
and rather as a goal. always high, Of
course. for the particular State to
drive for. and changing constantly.
"At different periods different
quotas have been suggested by the
treasurer's Office as tentative goals
in different States, and the State COM
m;tces themselves have fixed diff
ierent quotas. These, as above sug-
Eested. arc changing constantly, and
always. OF course. were made very
much higher than either necessary or
anticipated. The fact Is, the quotas
meant little. Furthermore, whatever
have been suggested aa uuotns nv
overzcalous solicitors In their en-
thuslasm in different localities, the
fact remains that certain amount
was believed necessary. and the bud
get above referred to was indicated
therefor, which is s3.079,037.20 for
the use of tho national committee.
When this amount was fixed as the
budget, that became the sum fixed for
the treasurer to reach. and the pur-
pose became definite. The fact at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
ASSESSED CHICAGO
COAL MEN $4,000
FOR G. 0. P. CAUSE
lContinued Erom First PAGE.

Representative Frank Dremus, Of
Michigan; Congressman Warren Gard,
Of Hamilton, o., and Col. e. Lester
Jones, director Of the United States
coast and geodetic survey.
Wife Meets Candidate.
Colonel Jones gave the Governor
information about reclamation pro-
jects under way in tho Northwest,
where he speaks the coming week.
Governor Cox was met here today
by Mrs. Cox and baby Anne, and, his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Mahoney. of Dayton. They
had dinner together this evening at
the home Of Mrs. Cox's father. IT. j..
Blair.
The Governor left tonight for St.
Paul and Minneapolis, where he is
scheduled to make a number Of
speeches tomorrow. Arriving at
Minneapolis no will go direct to the
State Fair Ground. where number
OF receptions are planned and whers
he speaks at 1:15 o'clock. At 8
o'clock, he Will speak at The st. Paul
auditorium and at the Minneapolis
auditorium at 8, He will leave near
midnight for Minot. N. d. u (. :,
& Mr.. Moore went to- Michigan to-
snight where tornorsow be expects 70
confer with State tsaders 8 q q I ii, s
Il y - 81 -,