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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
CUE GOSSIP
Boys Club Quint
Going After Title
in Amateur Event
South Side Boys KnoW the
Game and Will Bid for
I5O-POUnd HOnOrS.

The Boys club basket quintet that will
compete for honors in the Indianapolis
sectional of the Indiana %150-pound anna
teur basketball championship tournament,
to be staged on the Marion club court,
Feb. 4 and 3, is the strongest that has
ever represented the south side organi-
cation. Coached by Click Klein, famous
Em-Roe forward, the team has picked up
speed by leaps and bounds during the
past month and the outfit that stops
them in the march to the local district
championship is going to have to per-
form a mighty big task.
The pick of the athletes from the J.
Y. NJ. A. and the BOYS club have been
thrown into one quintet to fight for the
honor of the Meridian street club, and
If they fail to display some of the
classiest basketball witnessed on a local
court this season they will fool their
coach, as we'll as the large crowd of fans
who have been watching their progress.
such stars as Joe R|osenthal, Joe Saga
loWsky, Sol Sattinger, Mike Rosenthal
and Dave Sagalowsky. These five lads
have stood In the spotlight of amateur
basketball for several seasons and seem
to improve every year. Joe Rosenthal
and Joe Sagalowsky held the forward
stations on the Y. NJ. H. A. squad that
captured the city championship in 1917.
At that time they were considered the
classiest pair of amateur forwards in
the state.
The six pther teams entered in the
local district play are rounding into form
for the big amateur event and any one
of them will be worthy representatives
of indianapolis in the finals of the meet,
are carded at the Y. NJ. c.. A.,
Feb. IS and 20. Season tickets for the
Indianapolis sectional games are on sale
at IL South CAPITOL avenue.
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and they pass the silver tray. No one
could tell hat either Of the boys were
lighters In the pro-ring.
The reverend is not against any kind
Of sport; he's a real guy through ans
through.
Football is a swell game, but they
he said.
Baseball. o boys, that's the game Of
games; ! could sit all day and watch
them. I'm certainly not against Sunday
baseball"
Neal zimmerman Is Is years Of age
and fights at 12S pounds, hes won If
teen fights and lost two. He's a conner.
Earl is % and fights at 120 pounds mas
"a taken so.a par Js ~ frst zen rgnts ara mas r gst
for puhishfnsnt and handing Il ont
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
Cue Stars Perform

Three pocket billiard stars were seized
uled to perform at the Board of Trade
room this afternoon and a second pro-
gram will be given tonight. George
Spears, Frank Hoppe and James Thomp-
5 SqP2 all experts rpeeGy t5 e. g gs]td ! styles on Of
onstrate their skill to indianapolis fans.
Spears is a straight rail artist, Hoppe,
a pocket billiard wizard and Thompson
is the boy wonder of the outfit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

Manual has a hard nut to crack in her
Bloomington game Friday night. Bloom
1ngton has won seven out Of fourteen
games reported and has the reputation
this season of being an Sin and outer"
She has defeated Technical 90 to 49,.
Muncie (37 to 49,, Bedford Us to ~,
Martinsville $50 to pa, Mitchell (33 to 81.
Brownsburg (37 to 13) and Pendleton go
to Ia. On the other hand, she has been
beaten by Rochester (36 to 1O), Green
castle 10 to 8 and Is to III, Lebanon
(33 to 23), Martinsville go to 81, Ander-
son ga to . and Jefferson Mafayette)
us to 49,. OF the teams mentioned in
this list, Manual has won over Pendle-
ton rs to 10 and lost to Jefferson 81
to 2) and Brownsburg go to ~. So
the comparative score dope is all against
the south siders.
Few games have been reported by the
Richmond outfit. Technical defeated
Spiceland early In the season, 10 to 10,
and Spiceland holds a 32-tO-9 win over
Richmond. Richmond has won, IS to H..
over Muncie and has lost to Huntington,
"a to II. 1t ought to be easy pickings''
for the Arsenal Quint.
The formidable seasons record of Leb-
anon, the conquerOrs of Lizton, as pub
hshed in this column Tuesday, coupled
with the fact that the redoubtable Hank
Stevens will be out of the Shortridge
lineup until the sectional, makes fore
casting the result of Saturday evenings
clash at the "Y" an easy task. If the
north siders win this one, Wen eat our
hat. And, at that, we hope We have to
try it.
Shortridge will be further handicapped
Saturday by the loss of Voorhees,, hack
guard, who has played out his limit in
basketball time, under the rules of the
Indiana High School Athletic associa-
ton.
Broad Ripple drew a hard one to start
off with in. the county tourney-New
Bethel. If the Rippleites cop this one,
they are the best bet for the silver cup.
New Bethel has whipped Broad Ripple
this season, 81 to 20, but such a close
count is of little use to journeymen
dopesters. Honors are even between Ben
Davis and the Ripple, each having a win
over the other this year. Broad Ripple
has beaten Cumberland, II to II; Oak
Iandon, % to 8, and Castietcn, II to 10,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 2s,-Here's the
best boost for the padded mitt game in
the country, and we challenge any other
town on the globe to compete. You've
heard of the fighting preacher, the one
round gospel king and all other said
sports of pulpit.
But grab an earfuI of what the fans
of Portland, Ore, see every time that
Earl or Neal zimmerman step into the
ring to meet some boxer. Who is it
that sits in the sons corner? Who
swings the towel between rounds? who
encourages the lad as the fight is on ?
Why Rev. r.. F Zimmerman of the NJ.
r.. church. Sundays finds the reverend
in his pulpit putting the old fight into
sons. are regular sunday church-gpera
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
LEADERS DROP ONE.

The PIainheld Independents won an
uphill game from the "Y" Leaders uuin-
tet, % to p, at the Y. NJ. c. A. last night.
II was a fast contest with the visitors
coming from behind in the final minutes
of play. The Leaders took an early lead
and outplaye the Plainield aggregation
in the opening period. Baskets By Beam
and Overman gave the "Y'' five a 16-to4
lead in this period. Long shots by Schar-
man and Tucker in the final half put the
visitors within reach of the contest and
baskets by Graham in the closing min
utes of play gave the Plainfeld i've the
game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Exhfbftions
held last year by the Association of
American Horse Shows netted $127 go,
all of which was devoted TO charity,
according to the report Of the association
at its annual meeting yesterday. SHOW
dates for this year are: Pfnehurst. N.
c. g APRIL q Pniisns1p1ie' May NAY
June IS; White Pleins. n. 2. june
1919; Worcester, Mass. Sept 81
Rochester. Sept. SILL; Syracuse, Sept
1917; Springfield. Mas, EevH ~
Ia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
Baseball Bits
NOW THEY WANT
HERMANN BACK

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-There is .
movement on foot to ~re-elect Garry Herr
mann chairman Of the national commits
sion, according to a report in local base
ball circles today. Certain National and
American league magnates. 1T is said. are
ready to support the Cincinnati man.
Hermann, the report says. viii sell his
interest in the Cincinnati club should his
return be assured.
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ALL-EVENTs.

All has been said and done in the city
tournament. The big bowling event OF
the season for local shooters, which has
been " progress on the central alIeys
since ian. 10. came to a close last night
and. although the singles and doubles
leaders held their seats, Charles Gray, a
veteran Of the game, pulled enough stun
to make the finish n whirlwind anair.
lie went hig In the doubles and singles,
took arst place in all events by a big
margin and stuck up a new high score
for one game, when he 1oored 26S pins
In his first effort for singles honor.
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4o ROUNDs on CARD.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 2s.-Neil
Allison of Springfield viii meet Jimmy
Hanlon of Denver in a t%en-round boxing
match here tonight. Both are 'welter-
weights and the light is the main event
of a Foreground boxinb contest. Leo
Patterson, A.. f. f.. fighter, end Young
will meet in the semi-fnal match.
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GuNBOAT SMITH.

Gunboat Smith, who fought Georges
Carpenter, is still a great admirer Of
Jack Dempsey. The Gunner says that the
Frenchman is a real fighter, however. As
to Dempsey-well, here it is:
"I don't believe Dempsey has met one
as good as Carpenter in his whole
career. The mob he licked in the last
WI years was nothing but a bunch OF
hams. Wait until Dempsey has been ex-
tended in a fight. then Wen know wheth-
er he's the star he's supposed to be or
not. Yet Jack the Giant Killer looks a
bit the better of this proposed interna-
tional match to me right now"
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WELLS STOPS REEVES.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Bombardier Wells,
British heavyweight, knocked out Sergt.
Reeves in the fourth round Of a fght
here last night. Reeves was %outpoiuted
from the start and was no match for
Wells. He received a volley of rights
and lefts in the fourth round and went
down for the count.
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TINKER AFTER PETE HERzoG.

MANITOWOC, Wis, Jan. 2S.-Pete
Herzog, first baseman of the ManiSowoc
champions of the Lake Shore league.
has been sent a contract BY Columbus
and asked to report at Albany. Ga.
Herzog is uncertain whether he will ac-
cept, as he has received an appointment
in the federal service.
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A RAkER orIrs.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Frank Baker
will not be with the Yankees next sea-
son. The Maryland farmer and siugger
extraordinary has made good his de-
cision to retire. Manager Higgins has
just returned from Maryland. where he
visited Baker and has given up hope
of signing him.
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GnWnY A

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 2S.-Hank Gowdy
Is a holdout. The big catcher made this
announcement today after returning bis
unsigned contract to Manager Stallings
of the Boston Braves. Stallings. il was
said, wanted the soldier ball player to
accept a salary reduction this season.
Hank says he has business plans he will
follow If Boston fails to come through.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
JOHNNY FVERS.

Fickleness of public opinion is taking
a swing at Johnny Evers. ex-star player
and manager, who was at one time the
greatest drawing card of the pastime.
"Well, here 1 am on the outside look
ing in. I thought I could cop a baseball
job before this, but there doesn't seem
to be many lying around loose. I'm a
good waiter. I used to wait 'em out at
the bat, so 1 guess l will just wait 'em
out for another year and see what
hapncna
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
WHAT THEY SAY
FRED MITCHELL.

Perhaps Fred Mitchell, manager of the
Chicago Cubs, is sorry that he once let
Dutch Reuther go to Cincinnati on a
waiver price and he has been put on the
grease for 1t.
The army life, in my opinion, made
Reuther," says Mitchell. THE strict
discipline he got there was just what be
needed. The club manager tries to en-
force discipline, but he is a poor sub
stitute for Uncle Sam.
"a manager can't wait for a young
player to settle down. A big league club
isn't a training camp"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
NEW LEAGUE FORMS.

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 2S.-A new
Pacific international baseball league was
organized last night. Vancouver. r. C.,
Seattle. Tacoma and Spokane were
formally granted franchises, and
Astoria, Ore, was given two weeks to
accent or reject q franchise.
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MASON sTops EvERETT.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. 2s-
frankie Mason Of TT. Wayne was given
the decision over Stanley Everett of
Pekin, ILL.,, at the end Of the fifth round
here last night, when Everett's seconds
threw "A sponge into the ring. Everett
was badly mauled.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

they look like a pea coming up to the
plate" said Turner, "and I'll admit that,
old as I am, with an ambition to stick
as long as can in the big show, / never
one of Walters shoots"
Terry did pretty well after that for a
fellow who readily admitted that he
was about through in the big show. He
hung on five more YearS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

OF. 1920 Joe yelling. the Chicago light
weight, has agreed to box George Cha
ney ten rounds in Baltimore on Friday
night.
The Dndicott A.. g. Of B~inghamton.
n. Y. has signed Paul sampson, the
Harlem heavyweight, and George Ashe
of Philadelphia. TO box ten rounds In it's
arena on Feb IA.
Because of an injured hand Willie
Jackson has been compelled to cancel the
bout with Benny Yalger, the French
lightweight, scheduled to take place In
Newark Feb. ..
Clay Turner, the Indian lightweight
pugilist, and Battling Levinsky have
a ten round bout to take place before the
Detroit Boxing club, Feb. is.
Fred Fultou's next opponent viii be
John Lester Johnson. the negro heavy
weight. The men will engage in a
twelve round bout before the Armory A..
A.. in Boston, Feb. 3,
Joe Lynch. the west side bantamweight.
who is resting in Lakewood. n. j., will
next month, when be viii box Henri
Rousseau, the Canadian army 49,
FOUNDER, ten ounds before the Hustler
\. c. in P~oughkeepsie.
Frank Moran, the Pittsburg heavy
weight, quietly sailed for France on
Wednesday last with a view Of meeting
the best big man in that country and
England.
Dan Morgan, the we'll known manager
Of boxers, who handles Battling Eevins-
ky, Jack Britton, the welterweight cham o.
pion. and others, is confined to his home
IN New York with an attack of pneumo-
mia.
Reports come across the Delaware river
to the effect that the number Of rounds
permitted in boxing contests in New
Jersey will be extended to whatever limit
is set In New York, should the sport be
legalized in that state.
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EASY FOR

POTTSvILLE, Pa, Jan. 2S-Jack Nc
Carron. Allentown, made Johnny VOL
CAST, Cadillac, Mich, look lik an anna
windup. McCarron hOored Wolgast in
the third round for the count with a
right swing to the Jaw.
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French Feather Champ
Loses His Left Hand

PARIS. Jan. 2S.-The pugilistic ca
reer of Louis de Ponthieu, feather
weight champion of France, ended
Monday when surgeons amputated his
left hand to save the fighters life.
He met fancy Lee, the British cham
pion, in this city on Christmas day.
and, though he Knocked out his oppo-
net in the seventeenth round of their
bout, he injured his hand and blood
poisoning developed.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. Is
NJ. J. Donahue, former Yale quarterback
and for the last fifteen years athletic di-
at Auburn, was elected last night profess
sor Of physical training and athletic
coach at the University of Virginia.
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ART PHELAN A COACH.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 2S.-Artie Phelan.
former big Lacquer, has signed to coach
the University of Florida baseball team
this year, and VIII report Feb. 8, it was
announced here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

In the doubles the veteran pounded out
three big counts, two of them we'll over
the double century line, and Meyer
clipped In enough wood to send them to
third place In this division with a 1,194
total.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

CLEVELAND, JAM 2S.-Bily Mccain,
Akron, and Charley O'Connell. Cleve-
land lightweight, Will meet here tonight
in a ten round match.
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B44GBFSCuOoR
&% SIHSSSPO1P2TS
WFEK-END CANrEs

WEEKEND GAMES.
Friday Evening-TechnicaI rs. Richmond,
at Richmond. Manual vs.. Bloomington,
at Bloomington.
Saturday Notwithstanding vs.. Leba-
nOn, at the local y. NJ. c. a. gym. The
Tech and ShOrtridge Seconds" play u
curtain raiser to this contest.
Broad Ripple participates In a county
tournament at the Marion club gym on
Friday and Saturday morning, after-
noon and evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28
MoRE WHITE sOX DATES.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Additional games
for the White Sox training trip were
announced today. They are March 81 at
TT. Worth, March rs at Dallas, March
20 at Georgetown and March 30 at
Austin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

Just TO show that a little thing like
shooting three games couldn't take any
OF his ginger away, Charley opened up
his singles with a PCS score and came
back for two other classy counts, getting
a 616 total, which gave him n tie with
Irish and Hamilton for tenth, eleventh
and twelfth places. .
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

Gray didn't stop to look around after
right ahead and got enough wook in his
third three-game set to send his all
events total up to 1854, and took first
place In that event, forty-eight pins
ahead Of Carl Gordon, who finished
second.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

1t is true that the honorable Mr.. Cray
put on a wonderful performance and kept
the spectators on their feet the entire
evening, but, just the same, he wasn't
the only. elephant in the show: Doc
Kemper led the singles shooters for the
night. He annexed 621 pins In his three
efforts and went up to eighth place in
the standing. Doc got most of his wood
in the third game, when he hit for 226.
Frank CovaI got a GA count and went
up to station No. II in the singles. His
curve refused to break in the first two
games and he couldn't get above $50, but
maybe you think he didn't barrel the
babies in the third round. If you don't
think so, kindly bear witness to his 242
count.
Westover. Randall and Kirkhoff copied
the last three positions In the singles
with COZ. COL and 900 totals, respectively.
RandalIs second game score was one of
those kind that look good in any class,
but he was low in his first and second
efforts.
Kirkhoff didn't do anything spectacu-
lar, just plodded on at a good old 200
pace.
Bader hit down in the bad eye" class
in his first and third games, but looked
hot in his middle round, when he drove
through for 227.
McAIlen wasted a pair of double cen
turtles when he failed to deliver in the
third round.
Dellinger didn't get a pocketful.
Knipple and Fisher anchored at the
sixth position In the doubles with a
LII total.
Hall and Goodwin grabbed OF the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

Runners finishing one, two, three In
the Detroit marathon, April 8, will have
their expenses paid to the American
marathon at Boston, April 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-For a guarantee
of $1,000 Joe yelling. the Chicago light
ney ten rounds in Baltimore on Friday
night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

The Endicott A.. Q. Of Binghamton
n. Y, has signed Paul sampson, the
Harlem heavyweight, and George Ashe
of Philadelphia, TO box ten rounds In its
arena on Feb IA.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

Because of an injured hand Willie
Jackson has been compelled TO cancel the
bout with Benny Nalger, the French
lightweight. scheduled to take place in
Newark Feb. ..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

The Greens had entirely too much stuff
for the Mitchells and they won every
thing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-28

Clay Turner, the Indian lightweight
pugilist, and Battling Levinsky have
signed articles Of agreement calling for
a ten-round bout to take place before the
Detroit Boxing club, Feb. is.
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A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.-ln an interesting
statement, Mrs. G. H. Schill, of this town,
says: "For three years suffered untold
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ut is most important forour couh-
try to be no longer technically at war
am convinced that the interests of
the country require that the treaty be
ratified now. To carry it into the cam
paign this fall will take the attention
of the country away from domestic
problems and leave the treaty with no
more prospects for ratification in the
future than it has at the present time.
More than one-third of the Senators
who will remain in the Senate two
years after the LIST of March are OPP
posed to the treaty without substantial
reservations, and, regardless of the
election this fall, the treaty cannot be
ratified for two years longer without
substantially the reservations which a
majority of the Senators will now
agree upon.
Anyone who will take the list of
Senators to be elected this fall who are
opposed to ratification without sub
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| SUFFERED
-FOUR YEARS
| Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
Now l Can Do all My
Own Work.

Charleston, III. :" l suffered for four
years with female troubles and dis