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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-13
SELECTS FOUR
N. D. PLAYERS
ON STAR TEAM
Chicago Grid Critic Places
Gipp, Kiley, Coughlin and
Smith on AIl-Western.
BIG TEN STARS NAMED
ny LUTHER A. HUSTON.

BY LUTHER A. HUSTON.
International News STAFF Correspondent.
CHICAGO, Dec 13.-The two best foot
ball teams In the Middle West the
past season were Notre Dame and
Ohio State. 1t. is fitting, therefore,
that these teams should predominant
in the selection of an All-Western eleven.
The two best teams in the Big Ten Con-
ference were Ohio State and Illinois,
hence these teams naturally are the heay-
lest contributors to the AlI-Conference
eleven.
The above statements are made with
no intent TO disparage Wisconsin, Iowa
and Indiana. eIch of which had fast and
poWerfuI elevens In fact. some critics
considered Wisconsin q better team than
Illinois, and il finished higher in the per
centage column, but Bob Zuppke bossed
an-eleven that possessed players and ele-
ments to make it rank with the greatest
In the country. The fact that It fell be-
fore a couple Of adversaries late in the
season in no way detracts from its pO-
tentialities. The machine just slipped a
cog, as any machine is likely at times
TO do.
END RIVALS
RANK CLOSE.
Periodically, we Will start at the ends
to discuss this All-Western team that we
have selected. Which brings US first of
all 70 CHUCK" Carney OF Illinois. This
lad is football player from his toes to
his thaDch, which reaches an altitude Of
about six feet He is a marvellous re-
ceiver Of forward passes and is rated
without peer in defending his wing
An all-star team without the clever
Kfey Of Notre Dame ranks very little
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THE TEN LEADERS.
SINGLES.
THE SCHEDULE TONIGHT.

DOUBLEs-7:1 rs p. n
/. D. MeFadden and ]. Jacobs.
?. g. Loechle and H. Schering.
3. II. BrinkmeyeF and II. Piel.
4. A. Plel and T. Berg.
5. w. Hansing and c. Brandt.
8 W. McNeely and J. Doe
7. W. Cleary and F. Lingenfelter.
& ]. Fehrenbach and S. Smith.
sINGLES-s:l5 =. NJ
i. W. Hanslng-w. welch.
2. ". McNeely-J. o. Brenner.
8. W. CIeary-E LinEenfelter.
4. J. Fehrenbach NJ. Thornton.
5. d. McFadden-J. Jacobs.
8. G. Loeche-H. Schering.
T. II. Brinkmeyer-H Piel.
s. A. Piel-T. Berg.
DoUBLES-9I p. NJ
l. r. G. Thomas and II. Mcclellan.
2. w. T. Fisher and L. HaTgon.
3. z. Gillum and r. Hendrix.
4. X. Weatherhead aud ]. Wells.
8. f. Pelter and f. Hope.
Z. 7. Kuhn and +. Vending.
8. c. Henderson and II. Howard.
sINGLEs-10 z. NJ.
l. f. Knapke-R. weatherhead.
2. n. G. King E. Hope.
3. 7. Kuhn-F Vending.
L. o. Baxter (occupied)
The 1920 city bowling tournament viii
be a thing OF the past when the pin boys
come up for atmosphere this evening.
Some Of the smarter set will take final
fling at the wooden boys tonight tn, n
Secretary Cray will close the show for
another year.
All bowlers who have postponed games
are nsked TO report to Cray before Q 10
so that he can make room for them on
the 8 10 squad.
The veterans. Prtchett and Mccullough,
hung up their coats during the week end
shooting, but when It came time to pro-
duce and prosper, there was Lot an In
dividual doubles team In the lot
capable of bouncing the wood for any
thing like a sensational total.
Funk and Boyle, rolling with the late
Saturday night squad, had their little
ups and downs, but when time rame TO
count up, this pair was oIg for the eve
ming and holding fourth place with a
score Of 1874.
That was the extent Of the Saturday
night damage.
They tried. tried and tried again SUN
day, with the same unsuccessful success.
Clark and MUIR went best in the doubles,
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BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Manchester, 80; Central Normal, o.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Franklin, S6; Technical. II.
Logansport, 81; ShOrtridge, IL
Csrthage, %; -Cambridge City, Is.
Let's. u; Sandusky, II.
KnIghtstOwn, 81; Wilkinson. ).
Roachdaie, 26; North Salem, g.
Lyons, 10: Decker, 10.
CrothersviIle, 20; Vernon, IS.
Pendleton, SO; Knightstown. 10.
La Porte. 81; Mishawaka, 10.
Ladoga. &c; Darlington, II.
washington, u: Smithville. IL.
Anderson, 60: Martinsville p.
JEFFERSON Hafay ette), Is; Rochester, %.
Lebanon, IS: Advance, 4.
Lebanon, 20: Thorntown, IL.
Lebanon, 81 Perry Central, J.
INDEPENDENT.
Mooresvine, 40; Independent Athletic
Club, 6
Fairiand. "a: Pendleton. 20.
scottsburg, 50; Joy-Glooms, Il.
''Y'' Leaders, 49, Deaf and Dumb In
stitute. 4.
The Em-Roe basket five will play at
Darlington tonight. Manager Callahan Is
confident his team is rounding 10 form
for tle remaining contests on the caro-
and Is not dishearteDed over the show
OF the season. The Em-Roes meet the
wabash five at Charlottesville Thurs
day night Of this week. while the next
home contest Of the local fVe VIII pc
staged against the Notre Dame hve at the
Y. VI. c. A.
KOK0MO. Ind, Dec. 13.-The local
high school five won from Wabash on
the home floor by the score of - TO ".
Kokomo plays Marion and Elwood this
week
The opening games of the Federated
Basket Ball League will be played on
THURSDAY night at the Y. NJ. c. A. when
the Junior Chamber Of Commerce and the
Pair Dice clubs meet and the Den Lare
and Kurt-ti-se lves battle: All games
will start at 7 As o'clock, and some eAeiI-
ing contests are assured the pubic
The Independent Athletic Club basket
men offered little opposition to the star
MOoresvilie Elk team on the !. A. =.
court Saturday night and were deteated,
40 TO g. 1t was the first game OF tne
the lack of team work, which should be
perfected with a few scrimmaaes this
week. For the first five minutes bofh
teams fought 1t out on even terms, Dut
after that the Elks started pulling away
and were soon having things their own
vay Klein forward, and Babb, hoor
guard formerly with the Indianapolis
Em-Roes. were the feature performers
with the visiting team. Babb seems to
be covering the court with more speed
than ever this year.
NEW PALESTINE, Ind. Dec. 13.-The
New Palestine Independents would like
to arrange games with the best Junior
teams in Indiana, those OF Indianapolis
preferred. For further information, call
or write Kenneth Coffee, New Palestine.
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and Stinchcomb. or StInchcomb and
Devine. big Jack Crangle Of Illinois
could write full back history on any
eleven. ANY time "A yard is needed Jack
can jam his way through the line, and
when 1t comes to stopping opponents
who break through on attack, he stops
EN- sudeu and hard.
Sundt OF wisconsin, willaman OF Ohio,
Wynne Of Notre Dame, Locke OF Iowa
and Kyle Of Indiana, were hard working,
hard hitting full backs who merit full
need OF praise.
Let Gipr captain the All Western and
Stinchcomb the AIl-COnference and the
1920 football season, the most prosperous
in the history Of the Middle West, can
be packed away in mothballs.
(Copyright, 1920, by International News
Service.)
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Fast Time in Swim Meet

Keen competition marked the first
swimming meet OF the Y. VI. c. \. sea-
son Saturday at the local pool. Willis
and Darby featured the contests. each
having three hrsts to their credit In the
senior events. while Lewis copied both
junior contests.
Willis won the ortyyard free-tsyle in
fast time, while he also landed tirSt in
the 1OO-yard back stroke and the 1Oc-yard
free style. The latter event was a battle
to the end between the winner and
Complain. Darby won the 220-yard flee
style, the 220-yard breast stroke and the
440-yard events.
Hartley was he first in the dive, while
Fowler won the plunge for distance. All
Of the records established will 20 down
as 7. N. A. records.
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BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON,
International Nava CorresnoDdeut-

LAWRENCE, Kas., Dec. ia new
Jess Willard giant with a lighting
heart"-will face Jack Dempsey, king Of
heayyweights, on March II Of next year;
The former worlds champion who fell
from fame when he crumpled in help
less heap at Dempsey's feet in Toledo
two years ago, Is determined to win his
title back Embittered against those
who term him a has-been," Willard
hopes to stage his come back" to
prove to the world" he can defeat
Dempsey. 3,
WIZARDS size is stunning. Interviewed
at his home here today he lowered above
ordinary men like a giant, carrying his
26O pounds and feet inches Of stature
with an ability that was surprising. BIS
checks are bright red and his eyes squlnt
from long hours spent in the open. He
is the picture of health
II am going to lick Dempsey this
time" he said. I'm not fighting for
the short end Of the purse. can lick
Dempsey and I'm going to prove 1t to
the world March IT. If I didn't think
l could win 1 wouldn't have taken the
match.
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Post-Season Football

RENSSELAER,, Ind. Dec. 13-Rensse-
laer defeated Morocco in a post-season
football game at the latter place Sunday
before a crowd Of 5000. The score was
q to 8, Rensselaer, pushing over touch
down in the third quarter after trailing
at half time, 5 to O. Rust, Morocco
quarter back, booted drop kick through
the Rensselaer, uprights In the second
quarter. Rensselaer's touchdown resulted
from a forward pass, Collins to Phegley.
the latter carrying It to the Morocco one
yard mark. The ball was carried over a
line plunge by Eigelsbach.
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LeWis GiUen Chance
at Wrestling Honor
in NeLU York Scrap

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Joe stecher,
heavyweight wrestling champion of
the world. will defend his title
against Stranger Lcwls here tonight
In a finish match Mt the list Regiment
Armory. Lewis admirers predict q
victory for their fRyOrite tonight. Fol
lowers of the champion are Just ms
confident.
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Blues Select Camp

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. 13.-George
Cochran, who played third base, for the
local American Association club in 1919
and who was out Of the game last season,
will appear with the local team this year.
Announcement was also made that Ed
Dutch) Zwilling. outhelder obtained
from the Indianapolis club. has agreed to
terms and will appear in a Kansas City
uniform.
The local. team will train at Mon
roe La.
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CARPENTIER-MORAN
BOUT LIKELY

LONDON. Dec. 13-Georges Carpenter,
European heavyweight champion, aud
Frank Moran. the American who finished
Joe Beckett In two rounds. have prac-
ticlaly signed for n twenty round bout
here in February, it became known today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-13

Marion was selected as the location for
the 1921 State bowling tournament by
delegates 70 the lndiaca Association
meeting here yesterday The meet will
be staged on the Academy alleys, which
are equipped with all modern convent
ences for the bowiers and spectators.
The fact that Marion is centrally To-
Gated on the Indiana bowling map Is
indication that the April tournment Will
be one Of some success. Close follow
ers OF the game expect the coming tour
ney TO be one of the biggest sta ged
under the auspices Of the HoOsier orga-
nization, and indianapolis bowlers viii
not live up TO expectations II they do
not send record number OF delegates
10 the event.
J. r. Miller OF this city was the choice
Of the delegates for president during
the coming year. s. IL. GENTLE was
elected hrst vice president; William
Doehrman, second vice president, and
Bernard johnson. secretary treasurer.
TT. Wayne bowlers got away with the
big end of honors in tn special doubles
and nye-m matches on the Marion Club
drives Saturday and sunday. They won
two Of three doubles matches and split
nifty nifty in the hvs-man play.
Hall and Harkenrlder and Mccullough
and HRrksnrider went down before some
clever counts in the first and third
doubles matches, but In the-secoud Hall
and Harkenrider, mostly Hsrkenrider
stepped out for all that was coming their
way and won with a 1,214 total
The biggest count OF the doubles play
was the 900 rolled by Hark In the first
series. He went big all the way, but his
partners had bad breaks.
The Coca -Colas took the Fl Wayne
Lincoln Llfes on for FIVE man trick and
gave them a 2,T75 TO 1885 trouncing
The Marion Club Ave then proceeded to
lose to the Lincoln quintette, $3.50 to
1887
NordhoIt's 237 was the big one game
count in the team competition. He leads
the Cocas.
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Title Cue Match

CHICAGO, Dec. 13-Bob Cannefax of
San Francisco, present champion, and
Johnny Layton Of st. Louis will meet
here tonight in a match for the worlds
three cushion billiard championship.
The match Is the final reund OF an
elimination tournament during which
Layton and Cannefax eliminated tho
leading three-cushiDns experts Of the
country.
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Six-Day Cycle Winners

NEW YORK, Dec 13-Maurice Broeco
and William Coburn, Italian American
team. won the twenty ninth international
six-day bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden. which ended Saturday night.
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PURSE FOR MRS. MCMILLAN.

ECKHART. Md, Dec. ia purse Of
$500, contributed by Newark On. - box
ing fans and friends OF the late Ray Nc
MILAN, was presented Saturday 10 the
wfa0syed mother Of the boxer, who died
from Injuries received IN bout last
Monday night. Mcmillan fought under
the name u shannon.
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nErnRE nnoNsoN,s CLUn.

SANDUSKY. Ohio. Dec. 19.-Ray Bron-
son. matchmaker OF Sandusky Business
Mems Athletic Association, today signed
Frank Mantell. Dayton, for twelve
round bout here for Dec 20. Msntelle
opponent will be Homer Smith. n for
uler A. F. +. heavyweight.
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STATE THREE-cUsHIoNs.

THE WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Monday Afternoon-COoler VS.. Fitzg.b-
bon
Thursday Afternoon q :30)-Martin vs.
Wildman.
Thursday Afternoon g :SO)-Martin "
Black.
Thursday NlGht-Yogler VS.. MARKHAM.
THE STANDING.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-Graham Penfeld,
captain OF tho Northwestern University
football eleven this last season. broke
his left ankle In wrestling match with
his brother, Henry Penheld, also a mem
her OF the Purple eleven.
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Giants VS.. Senators

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The Giants will
play spring training series with the
Washington Americans while the teams
are en- route home. Manager McGraw an
nounced here. The series probably of
seven games, will include a game at
Washington. April s and two at New
York April and TO-
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MOLLER HIGH GUN.

Moller csrried OF the high total az the
Indianapolis Gun Club shoot Saturday,
pulling down ninety two clays out " 100
shots. H. Lewis, o. Thar and B. Remy
hooked up in a three-cornered tie for
second honors with ninety each. Ford
topped the professionals with ninety five.
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HAYERHILL on TOP.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Dec. Is-Duval
High School, champions OF Florida, suf-
fered its first defeat this season here
Saturday, when the Hayerhill Mass. }
High School eleven won the intersec-
tional battle. % TO 0.
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ROPER VS. WALKER.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. l3.--Nego-
tlRtions have been completed. II was an
nounced last night, for ten-round con
t-st here Dec. 30. between Capt. Bob Ro-
per and Hugh Walker, heayyweights.
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GREB STOPS DUFFY.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. hilary Greb
OF Pittsburgh won on a technical knock
out In his bout here Saturday with Jack
Duffy Of Chicago Duty failed TO re-
spond TO the bell for the sixth round
after he had been noored twice In tho
fifth
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l,l07 total being just two less than that
which is holding tenth place for Cclyln
and Magel
Rnipplc pounded out 574 count in
the singles.
MUIR and CLARK each posted n good
game score In their doubles play. MUIR
hit for 220 for the opener while Clark
came back for - la the second game
McAllen stood out at the head Of the
one game column with a barricade Of 23I
pins, picked up In his second game lie
and Fulton started good bat they didn't
have the old stun at the finish.
Fred Mccullough was the main reason
why the Pritchett- Mccullough conbina-
ton didn't get good seat IA the doubles
show. Jess cracked the wood for a brace
OF double hundreds. but Fred couldn't
see things that way. shooting far below
par.
Then when Pritchett got down to the
singles and had a chance TO do something
for himself, he couldn't connect.
Mccullough got started wrong in the
singles, scoring 1873. but after that he
burned mp, getting scores OF 237 and los
which gives him eleventh position.
Cummings uncorked a 2o4 after he had
bawicd IN tho detail in his hrst and sec
ond games.
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NEW CORNEII cApTAIN

ITHACA. n. Y, Dec. i3.--Wllson s.
Dodge of Cleveland. left tackle OF the
Cornell football team, today was elected
captain Of the 1921 eleven. Dodge has
been a member OF the varsity team two
years.
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BILLIARDS
CITY THREE-CUSHIONS.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Monday Night--Anderson VS. shane.
Tuesday Night-Chief VS. IIOuseman.
Tuesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VS..
Head
Wednesday Night-Mitchell VS.. NAL
lory
Friday Night-Keiser VS.. Eberhart.
THE STANDING.
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Last weekend was disastrous one LOT
the Indianapolis High School DaskeI
quintettes Shortridge got beat twice.
losing to wabash Friday; Is to an Tech 70
and Manual lost the only games they
played. Tech took the count before
Franklin at the Y NJ. c. A. saturday
night, 80 to q. Manual was defeated'
% to 10, by the Seymour crew at Sey-
mour Friday night.
some doy one of the local high schools
may turn out a State championship
basket ball team, but IL certainly won
be this year. However, all three teams
this year are evenly balanced and capa-
BILE Of giving any aggregation In the
State hard game.
!. Tech deserves. credit for the% hight 1t
put up against Franklin, considering that
three Of the Green and White athletes
who started the game were playing their
first contest of the season.
Franklin looked mighty good TO the
big crowd of basket followers. The down
staters displayed one of the most mn
ished passing games ever exhiolIed by
high school team In this city. Inc team
is one Of the highest In HOosier basket
circles this year.
After seeing Franklin In action, one
wonders what kind of a machine Coacn
Stages has under his wing at Anderson.
A team that can wallop Franklin the
way Anderson did must be WONDERFUL
aggregation for high school competition
and il Is safe to predict that Detore the
close Of the season Anderson viii have
its name written prominently on the
Hoosier basket ball map.
Anderson beat Martinsville, always q
dangerous team, GO to p SATURDAY TOT
theiP eleventh straight win OF the sea
In Williams. Anderson forward, Stages
appears to have a Goldsberry ana stone
braker combined This athlete got nine
feId gosls against Franklin and ten
against Martinsville-
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Then when Pritchett got down 10 the
singles and had chance TO do something
for himself. be couldn't connect.
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The biggest count OF the doubles play
was the 256 rolled by Hark In the FIRST
series. He went big all the way but his
partners had bad breaks.
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The Coca -Colas took the Fl Wayne
Lincoln Lifes on for a five man trick and
gave them a 2,775 to 1885 trouncing.
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Fuzzy" vandiver. Franklin ace; Is one
Of the best high school basket Dali play
ers seen here in many day. He is the
kew 10 the Franklin passing game, plays
a whale of a floor game and Is wonder
full shot, both from the field and the
foul line.
Fat Page. Butler athletic director, and
Jut Paul, athletic manager, were inter
ested spectators at the Tech Franklin
game. getting a line on the high school
athletes.
Ohio may be noted for presidents and
baseball championships and Kentucky for
moonshine. but you've got 20 hand II TO
Indiana when &c comes 10 basketball.
Tech will meet Cumberland Wednesday
in th,. Tech gym and the east sicers have
great chance to score their first vic
tory Of the season. On Wednesday Coach
Black will take his men to Columbus for
a game with the high school team OF that
place. This latter contest will supply
the nrst means Of cOnquering Tech and
Manual, as the BED and White defeated
that team recently. % to {.
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The Marion Club Ave then proceeded to
lose to the Lincoln quintette, ESQ to
1887
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NordhoIt's 237 was the big one game
count in the team competition. He leads
the Cocas.
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Cummings uncorked 2o4 after he had
bawicd IN tho detail in his irst and sec
ond games
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The veterans. Pritchett and Mccullough
hung up their coats during the week end
shooting, but when It came time to pro-
duce and prosper, there was Lot an tn
diyidual doubles team In the lot
capable Of bouncing the wood for any
thing like sensational total.
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The opening games Of the Federated
Basket Ball League will be played on
the Junior Chamber Of Commerce and the
PaIr-O Dice clubs meet and the Den Zare
and Kurt -ti-se f1ves battle: All games
ing contests are assured the public.
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KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. 13.-The local
high school five won from Wabash on
The home floor by the score of 30 to -.
Kokomo plays Marion and Elwood this
week
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FUNK and Boyle, rolling win the late
Saturday night squad had their little
ups and downs, but when time rame to
count up this pair was Dig for the eve
ming and holding fourth place with
score of 1,134.