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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
AZ SCRIMMAGE FOR CENTRE GAME; TWO BAS
az lN'l ms

The Hoofs put up mean batple. 10 No
two games from the Eyes in the Elk
circuit last night.
Eyes won the second game when
Speicner waltzed away with 22S count.
Pritchett and his Teeth outsmarted the
Tails in the first round, but after that
they didn't have q show. Jess opened
with 212.
westoyer slipped a 2Oa In between 4
brace of thin ones.
A pair OF double centuries by Mescall
and more good work by the rest of the
boys brought the Hides two wins over
the Antlers.
Ears shot three 300 totals to knock the
Shin Bones for a row.
Shin Bones took high game laurel'
Kirkhoff opened with a PAS and closed
with 205 for the Ears.
Cot ,er and Miller each had a combina-
tion : double centuries to contribute TO
the khin Bone cause.
Mccormick Of the Zenits Metals was
Grand Knight in the Capitol No. LOOP
with q 219 effort
Olsen OF the Sterling Stones was OF
to a bad start, but his second and third
games told stories of strength and skill
Whetstine bowled over 213 for tbs
Heller Goals and became one Of the big
gents OF the night.
Baumbach looked miserable on the
getaway, and his friends could notice
no difference IN him upon his return
We didn't think they made three game
totals as small as his.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Richard Makes Offers
to Best Basket Elves
for Games in New York

NAV add to his "titles'' that OF basket
bail promoter before long. Holding a
long term lease on Madison Square Gar
cen Tex has decided TO allow games TO
be staged there and the season will be
started next sunday under Richards di-
rection.
The highest priced teams Of tle eoun-
try arr to appear during the season.
I The hrst pair OF games ne booked We're
tho New York team playing the Cam
den N. - Giants winners Of the East
ern league last season and the Original
Knickerbockers TO meet the ParsOn Big
Five.
Nat Holman one Of the forwards on the
New York team is one Of the most SEN
sational players the game his developed
ia years. Not many big league baseball
players draw down a larger salary than
Holman for his seasons work at basket
ball. II IS estimated at $4,000 this year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
BOXING
MORE BIG FIGHT
NEWS FRIDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Promoters of
the Dempsey Carpenter heavyweight
championship bout denied here last night
that this contest would be p~,ceded by
one between Jack Dempsey and Jess
willard The return match between
Dempsey and WulZrd is TO take place
March II, according TO a statement made
By Dempsey in Montreal yesterday.
1t is known however. that such q
match has been in the making for some
time and q definite announcement Is ex-
pected to follow the formal signin@ OF
the Dempsey Carpenter contract Friday.
Willard and many OF his supporters have
been elamoring for return battle
against Dempsey, but tentative arrange
ments made several months ago were
sidetracked for the Dempsey and Carpen-
It is stated on good authority that the
Dempsey and Carpenter contract viii
perrnit Carpenter to engage in hstic
battles in Europe and Dempsey in Amer
lea before their clash next summer. Nell
tier can invade the pugilistic territory of
The other prior to the championship tight.
Manager Kearns and Jack Dempsey are
scheduled to return to New York late
tonight from Montreal. and it was said
at Kearns' offices here this morning that
he is returning to be on hand to sign
articles for the match with the promoters
tomorrow. Carpenter and Descamps. 1t
is said, are eager to complete the match
before sailing for France.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
MAJOR LEAGUE
FACTIONS NEAR
COMMON PLAN
Agreement on New Govern
ment Coming Next Week, Is
Belief Now Prevailing.
ASK MINOR COOPERATION
BY JACK vEIooK.


international News Sports Editor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4--Baseball will
undergo a major operation next week.
The old and ailing government OF thu
game will be removed 70 make room
for new and more popular one, and,
according to Indications today, the
operation win be accomplished peace
fully.
Major league magnates will head for
Chica go Stomorrow>- On Sunday tina Ma
tional League will hold q meeting there
and on Monday the club owners Of both
leagues. including the Ave American
Leagusrs who make up Ban JOhnsons
faction, will get together 10 discuss plans
for revamping the government Of the
game.
COUNTER PLAN
FROM JOHNSON.
President John Heydler Of the National
League, with his eight club owners and
the owners Of the Chicago. New York and
Boston American League clubs, are on
record as favoring the "Lasker plan" for
reorganizing the game. The Johnson
faction has counter proposition TO
offer. At Its recent meeting the latter
faction indicated that 1t would attend
Mondays meeting In Chicago and IL Is
here today that the major leaguers viii
set together AS a matter Of form Presi-
dent Heydler has Issued a second invita-
ton to all major league owners to be
present.
According to present plans the big
League owners are to choose two mem
hers Of new board Of control for base
Dali at the meeting IN Chicago Monday,
after which they win go 10 Kansas City,
where the National Association of Pro-
hal
league body-is scheduled 10 meet next
Tuesday,
The minor leagues will be asked to
cooperate with the majors 10 establish
ing the new government OF the game and
IL Is expected they will name a third
member OF the new governing body.
This plan viii be carried out, II is said,
unless the johnson faction has a better
one to ofrer.
TALK OF WAR
HAS SUBSIDIZED.
Talk OF a baseball war and the for
nation OF a new twelve-club league BIZ
the eight National and three American
League owners has subsided; but In
case Johnsons faction refuses 10 attend
Mondays meeting there lie no telling
what may happen.
I'VE realize that a tweiwe-elub cir
cuff would be far from ideal" said
prominent National Lacquer today. but
II would be vastly better than 10 90
on as we have been doing"
Just what the attitude OF the minor
league organizations. as a whole, viii
be toward the plbns offered by the
majors is a matter for conjecture. Ii
all depends on what the majors have to
offer
Some minor leagues are in favor Of
the "LRsker plan" Others are openly
against 70. A majority OF the minor
league owners. the writer Is reliably in-
formed, are solidly opposed to a renewal
OF the old form Of agreement between
the majors and minors, which permitted
the drafting nt players. IL a new ma
tonsl agreement IL signed, therefore,
the minors viii have a large say-so In
Its making.
Many minor league owners would ba
content TO 20 along as they have been
doing since the old agreement was abro-
gated These owners have been more
prosperous IN the last two years than
ever before
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Center and Guard
Out of N. ID. Lineup
in Saturdays Game
Larson and Smith Not Ready
to Perform in Purdue
Battle.

NoTRE DAME. Ind, Nov. A.-Notre
out the services Of Center Larsen and
Guard Smith. Both were injured in the
West Point game and have been ordered
to discard their moleskins for ten days
at least.
Smith was hurt on the first play of
the Army game, but fought through the
contest.
The proposal from Georgetown for a
post-season game with Notre Dame on
Dec. found no favor here. Rockpe said
that by that time his ,men conclude their
schedule and will merit a rest. Rumors
OF Penn State-Notre Dame game could
not be confirmed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
TWO MEN FOR
EACH POSITION
rs BUSS PLAN
De Pauw Coach Coming to In
dianapOlis With Plenty of
Talent for Centre Fray.
STUDENTS TUNE YELLS

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. with
"get Centre next as their slogan, MEM
bers of the De PAW football team went
through their last hard scrimmage In
preparation for the Centre game Wednes-
day afternoon on McKeen field with q
vim that showed determination to give
the Colonies the fight Of their lives at
Washington Park, Indianapolis, Saturday
afternoon.
Regulars Of the De PAW squad were
matched against q scrub team IN the
Anal scrimmage. The scrubs made use
Of some Centre plays, but they ayaiied
nothing against the fighting varsity team,
which was keyed up to the last notch.
New plays, which have been introduced
this week by Coach Buss, were perfected
By the regulars during the afternoon.
The improved condition of McKeen HELD,
due to the favorable change in the
weather, helped materially In the prac-
tice.
BRYAN ONLY
CRIPPLE IN SQUAD.
During the final practices, only short
signal drills will be held along with
training IN running down under punts
and catching forward passes: Coach
Buss is taking no chances OF having some
Of his men injured in last-minute scrim-
images. To date, all members OF the
squad, with the exception of BIZ
Bryan, are in excellent physical condi-
ton. Bryan received an injured knee in
Tuesdays practice which probably will
keep him out Of the game Saturday. He
has been playing IN the line in recent
scrimmages.
Coach Buss has developed several good
men for each position during the season
which will stand him in good stead in
case of injuries. In the backfeld are
Schmidt and Galloway, two formidable
full backs; Krumheuer, Slutz, Adams and
Walsh as halves, and O'Neil and Norris
for the quarter back position. In the
line are Mendenhall, Kepner and Nc
Cam for the end berths; Vandervoort,
Morgan and Bryan as tackles; Hirt,
Fisher Yeager and Wachstetter as pos
sible guards, and Ogden, ClaypCol and
Vandenbark at center.
VERSATILE MEN
AID To TEAM.
In Galloway, Kepner, Mccain, Slutz
and Adams, Coach Buss has a combina-
ton OF versatile players who can ill any
one Of several positions.
As the time for the game draws near,
it is planned to have pep tests on the
De Pauw campus to arouse the Old Gold
students for the great tilt. Plans al
ready have been made for a student
parade when the Tiger special arrives in
indianapolis Saturday morning. By Sat
urday night all Of the indianapolis foot
ball fans probably will be able to give
the ''old series"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

A1aucK OF the Coco Quinines dropped
219 in the opening round, but was about
a hundred and some-odd shy the remain
der Of the evening.
None of the other Lilly shooters could
blaze through to the big held.
Deacon Mllbean was the best one
gamer In the Sutherland Sunday School
League. He got an even 200 in the
second frame.
shorley of the Cycles was the best
Fairbanks Morse shooter out and he he
to check in with nothing better than 1sS,
The world and all Its belongings know
that Thatcher was not working for the
one-game prize, when he thrashed out
that 40. BE also had %.
Mabee hit q snag just as he was ready
to dive over the big field fence.
The Annex quintette took two games
from the Main Store in a special Gold
stein Brothers match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Eastern Grid Gossip
PRINCETON.

PRINCETON.
PRINCETO Princeton Tigers
were put through their last real work
out for the Harvard game behind closed
gates today. Tonight the squad will
leave for Boston
CORNELL.
ITHACA-Cornell's varsity players are
MI in good condition and ready for
Saturdays game against Dartmouth In
New York. Carey has returned TO
quarter back and probably will start in
Saturdays game.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA-Re Wray or Phil
Sawyer probably will call the PLAYS
against Pittsburgh for Penn on satur-
day. Quarter Back Miller is still on
the hospital list.
PENA STATE.
STATE COLLEGE, PA.-Coach Beze.
dek's Penn State varsity eleven got It's
last real workout today in preparation
for the Nebraska game. The Cornhusk-
ers arrived here today and went through
a signal drill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Franklin Game Most
Important of Year
for Butler ELeUen

Harvard has its Yale, Navy has its
Army, Indiana has its Purdue. wabash
has its De Pauw and Butler has its
Franklin. Thus the contest Saturday OF
Irwin field between the Pagemen and
their ancient rivals should be the best
gridiron battle seen In Iryington this
year.
Never before IN the history Of the two
schools have the teams been more
evenly matched, II the available dope can
be relied upon, and never before has
the rivalry been more intense.
The Baptists whipped the Butler eleven
OF last yes< on q muddy field at Frank
lin by a 14-to-0 count. However, since
1908. the date that marked the first Of
the present annual contests, Butter holds
q big edge in the matter Of games won.
The standing at present is nine to three,
with Butler on the long end of the count.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
PURDUE BUILD
PASS DEFENSE

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Coach
this week in an effort to shape the Pur-
due football team that a cOmmendable
showing may be made against Notre
Dame in the tilt at South Bend next sat
urday. The Boilermaker mentor is fear-
fu1 Of the passing prowess Of George
Gipp, who Clipped the Boilermakers last
year, when he demoralized the Purdue
defense with an aerial attack.
Scanlon is therefore spending most of
the time in an effort to build up a de-
Tense 20 combat the crafty Gipp. Rus
sell Miller, the Purdue tackle, who has
been out of the game all season because
Of school work, is again eligible and viii
be In the lineup Saturday. The Purdue
squad Is in good shape physically and
viii give the Irish a real battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
QUAKERS RIDING
HIGH HORSES

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 4-with only
two more games remaining on their
schedule, the Quaker footbRliers have
thrown the speed throttle wide open and
are ready 70 race down the stretch like
4 thoroughbred under the laFh.
Michigan Normal and Franklin are the
opponents Earlham has yet 70 meet and
the ouRkers are confident Of victories In
both cases. Michigan Is here Saturday
and win find Coach Ray Moves men
ready TO put up the battle OF their ca
reerH 10 win.
Eavlham has been training hard for
the Michigan teams coming and Movie
believes he has defensive machine that
will hold it's own In the toughest battle,
and an offensive combination that VIII
surprise even Quaker fans.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Jimmy Burke Loses
out as Manager of
st. Louis Americans

ST. LOUIS, Nov. A-Business Man
ager Quinn. of tho 81. Louis Browns,
today announced the release of Jimmy
Burke, manager of the Browns for
the past two years. No successor
viii be named until after the Joint
meeting of major league mAsnates In
ChieaEo next Monday, Quinn stated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
De Paw Ticket Sale

All tickets for the Centre DePauw game
at Washington park Saturday are to DO
concentrated at the Clarke K Cade drug
store, ClaypOol Hotel These tickets have
been on sale at a score of places in the
city, but the balance are being placed at
the store.
Space along the side lines has been
provided by the De PAW athletic board
to provide for the rush which has taken
practically every available seat In the
grand stand and the regular bleaehers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
ErFnRr TO DUST FuIlrz.

NEW YORK, Nov 4.--Thsrs is a fight
on down in the International League.
-Four clubs, Buffalo. Syracuse. Toronto
and Rochester. are seeking TO Gust Pres-
ident Dave Eultx They DO not believe
he has made good. They suggested that
Hughey Duny, Toronto pilot last season,
be elected to succeed Eultz.
Baltimore, Jersey City, Akron and
Reading are supporting Fultz and say
they viii stick with him through thick
and thin. The fur, promises TO ny when
the moguls hold their annual meeting,
whlch may be called TO order Saturday Of
the present week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
State Three-C cushions

Louis vogler defeated wildman last
night at Coolers In the State three
cushion billiard tourney, so to 90, in
nlnety-fOu innings. Vogler had Il high
run OF FIVE, while Wildman's besg effort
was a four. Head was carded TO tackle
Black Of Anderson in the afternoon game,
while wiidman and Black will battle In
the evening contest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

Owner Smith of the indianapolis ball
club drifted into the city today on his
way to the baseball meetings in Chicago
and Kansas City next week. The Tribe
boss has many lines out for new talent
for the Indians next season, but during
the time he spends thinking about Civ
ing Indianapolis a. pennant winner next
year he does not overlook any chances
to see big football games. He attended
the Army Notre Dame game at West
Point last Saturday, and stated that the
East is ablsze with praise for the Notre
Dame eleven. His own observation OF
the Hoosier outfit. he said, convinced him
that 1t could defeat anything in the East.
The playing of George Gipp simply cleo
trihed the spectators last Saturday, ac-
cording to Smith, and wnen Gipp finally
had TO leave the game near the finish
because of exhaustion, the crowd arose
and gave the visiting Hoosier half back
thunderous applause.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
BOsTON FANS pEEvED.

BOSTON, Nov 4-Local fans are irate
at the reported plan of Tex Richard to
match Mike O'Dowd and JEFF Smith IN a
battle at Madison S4.are Garden for a
''middlewe!ght championship belt" thus
attempting, they allegs. TO rob" johnny
Wilson Of that honor, achieved IN his
victory over O'Dowd in this city.
1t is declared that o'Dowd and Smith
predicted here that the alleged plan will
ba q fizzle, as Wilson won the title In q
fsir, clean fight Wilson has been suffer
Ing from a broken nose and has lost
substantial sum OF money as a result. He
viii be seen in the ring as soon as he is
able to appear.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
sHARKEY HURTS WRIST.

NEW YORK, Nov. Jack sharkey
will be unable to meet Joe Lynch In the
tfteen-round bout scheduled for Friday
night in Madison Square Garden. Shar-
key sprained his wrist in training and
will be unable to work for two weeks.
Promoter Tex Richard has substituted
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

Abe Atten, one Of the 1919 worlds
series "dxers," is threatening to expose
the master mind" who planned the
fraud. Sounds like Abe's bold front
talk.
The big league "whitewash" mill con-
tinues TO do business. Rube Marquard,
alleged ticket scalper, is the latest can
didate for the brush.
George Gipp, Notre Dame half back,
Is n second Frank MerTiwell, only
better. There rs George Gipp. but
there never WAS q frank Merrt-
well.
Wonder what John l. Sullivan would
think if the spirits tipped him of to
the information that the present-day
had engaged In a golf gamer
It's a far cry from Miami, Fla, to
Cisco, Texas, but the Cincy Reds are
going to make just that much change
in their next spring training camp.
Cincy club officials stated that Miami
was found to be a lovely spot last
spring, but far too lovely for ball play
ers In training.
There IL NO truth in the report
that Joe Jackson is trying to reorEa-
nlEe the Black Sox for an exhibition
tour next year.
Lieut.. winkler and Sergt. Russell of
local morals squad fame evidently have
overlooked something. The Crooked
Creek Gun Club continues to operate in
full blast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
zBYszKo VS.. CADDoCK.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Staniey Zbyszko
and Earl Caddock will meet IN a finish
wrestling match in Omaha on Thanks
giving day. Promoter Jack Lewis Is Civ
Ing a purse of SO 900 for the contest.
ZbysEko has agreed to give Caddock
the entire purse If he can secure even
one fall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
RRITT0N va Xix

KANSAS CITY, No., Nov. 4.-Jaek
Britton, welterV eight champion, and
Morry Dux, holder OF the Pacific coast
title in that division, have been matched
Cor n ten-round bout here Nov. Is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Pocket Cue Standing

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--The standing in
the National Pocket Billiard tourney In
progress here, was follows at the close
of Wednesdays play:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
I9{aaOK6Ne6 IN }NEIpf
g - With EDDIE ASH
eA~eearae~x1uaa

Tex Richard has entered the basket
ball promoting field. He must have been
reading up on the popularity Of the sport
in Indiana,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

War and movie phrases are creeping
into the monickers of the football play
ers Tank" "Tarzan," Gave Man.
BULLET" and Trench" are among the few
names attached to prominent gridmen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
HOLn ,ER NEWT.

The Joy Glooms basket team Of Indi-
annapolis plays the Mooresville Elks at
Mooresville next Tuesday. In advertis-
ing the game the Mooresville bills read
Newt and his boys viii make their bow.
New suits and all"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

EARLY BAsKET-BAIL.
ACADIA High, 20; Carmel, S.
Anderson, 60; Pendleton, is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

The big league "whitewash" mill con-
tinues to do business. Rube Vanguard,
alleged ticket scalper, is the latest can
didate for the brush.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04

There IL no truth in the report
that Joe Jackson is trying to reorEa-
niEe the Black Sox for an exhibition
tour next year.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21

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rE oF sARAH J. coBuRN.

ESTATE OF SARAH J. coBURN-
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