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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06
Baus to Conduct Free
Fly Casting Glasses at
Riverside Park Hatchery

Oliver Baus. champion ny caster OF
Indiana. announced at the meeting OF
the Marion County Fish and Game Pro
,ective at the Denison hotel last night.
that he will give instructions 10 All per
sons in the state interested In this par
ticulaT brand Of sport. from a. m I"
n. m. every Sunday during the sum
mer months, at the Riverside hhtcherles.
The fishing weather viii open soon I
in fact many eager anglers nave heard
the call OF the water during the lAsi
feW days, and Il is believed that Mr..
Baus viii have g large class to instruct
before many weeks
Action favoring the protection Of the
Alaskan brown bear by the tniled states
government was taken at the meeuhs
last night
The request was forwarded by the
Boone and Crockett club Of New YORK
George y Manifold chief of the FISH
end game division NJ the conservation de-
partment OF the state, made a plea TO
The members Of the association Tor 2
better supply OF bass bFeeoers TOT tue
state hatcberies.
Claude G. Payne Herbert Fei'y. Ed
ward Miller. John sullivan. RaJ Russ
mcssen, Robert Zimmerman and Dwight
Tliner are the new members who were
admitted 10 the organization last night.
President George II. Bachelor APP
pointed the following committees for the
coming year.
Contest Fred T. Johnson
william Bordenkceper. Oliver Hau3
Horace A. Comstock, Richard Il. futile
Public Entertainment Committee-Ed
ward phpps. George y Manifold, DR. j
r. Thrasher, Gustav ]. T. Meyer, Harvey
Larue.
distribution Of Fish Committee Ed
ward STICKY. Emil Oeluse. Albert Mann
field. John II. Grail.
Legislative Committee Harry C. Hend
rickson. Thomas Carter, DR.. w r
Garshwiler, John s. Hunt Alexande:
Chambers
Publicity Committee -Gustave ], 7
Meyer W. f. Roedcr. Clint c. Darby.
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The Crescent Papers had a key 70 fit
the Keyless Locks OF the Commercial
circuit and they marched home with three
easy wins to their credit.
MaEel was the top smscker Of the
Crescent quintet, surrounding a DOB With
s pair Of also goods"
hit his weight throughout the evening
A 143 second game count made Larsen.
who was otherwise o. X, look Ike not so
much
Three classy counts gave the Martin
Perrys three classy wins over the Bruins
wick Shop.
'Tfs no wonder the Brunswieks lost
Brunkmeyer, their lead-off man, left the
post on a century.
Resener tried hard 10 uphold the hon
or Of the team but he couldn't dig up
any assistance.
The Marmon Boosters are still hitting
on everything. II so happened that the
Isangsdale Gas feliers were not in the
best of form last night. and the Mar
mons knocked a flip.
GifHn trsiled along with the punks for
two rounds but cut in2 for a whopper
in the third frame.
Johnson was consistency itself he
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06
Windup Reached
iEl Amateur Boxing
Tourney at Boston

BOSTON. April 6-In the twenty-t two
trial bouts in the national amateur box
ing championships only four New Eng
lsnders won their way to the semI-f finals,
which will be held tonight. followed BY
the finals. These men enter the semi
finals:
One Hundred and Eight-pound Class
Willie Cohen, New York; A J. Devito,
New York: Benny Bass, Philadelphia f;
james Manning. South Boston.
One Hundred and Seventeen pound
Class-James Hutchinson, Philadelphia
Neal Brock, Cleveland: Frank Hensc.
Milwaukee: Ashton Donna, New Orleans.
one Hundred and Twenty i've Pound
Class-Sol Seman. New York: William
4. Parker. Philadelphia: Dan Gartin.
philadelphia; William Shine. Winthrop.
Mass
One Hundred and Fifty-elght Pound
Class-Gsle FarQuhar Los Angeles
Frank T. Grayber, Pittsburg: Sam La
gonia. New York; J. J. Hayes, New
York
These boxers enter the finals:
one Hundred and Thirty-hve Pound
ClaSs-Tommy Murphy. Kansas City
Robert DinsmOre. Boston.
One Hundred and Fortv-ive Pound
Class-Roy Heltcn, Kansas City; Will
liam Campbell. PittsburG.
One Hundred and Seventy five Pound
Ciass-Rudolph Peterson, San Francisco
Edward Eagan. Yale.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06

If the snowman has a heart" and beats
away from these parts before the end Of
the week indianapolis baseball fans will
be given the opportunity Of seeing
Hughie Jennings and his Detroit Tigers
a Washington park in games With Jack
Hendricks Indians Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Jennings is one of the vetera j
big league managers and is rated among
the leading lights of the national pas
time. With the Tigertown aggregation
will be the famous Ty Cobb, Ownie Bush,
George Dauss and Bobby Veach, all well
known in this city, Cobb because Of his
nationwide reputation. Bush and Dauss
because they are home boys" and Veach
because he is a product of Washington
park Of several seasons back.
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season in harness. He may have to drop
out any time.
Hollocher's hand is improved, but the
healing hasn't hardened yet, and It may
cause trouble.
The Guns had a good team in the field
last year but It failed to win.
They've strengthened some, but not
enough to justify prediction that they IL
beat the Reds.
The Giants will go great if the young
infeld recruits come through. They re
doubtful Youngsters always are. Kelly
on first and Frisch On third, are the ques-
ton marks. And Larry Doyle is totter-
Ing
The Pirates were scrappy under Hugo
Bezdek, and they should be even better
under George Gibson.
Gavvy thinks the team is going to
climb.
team with such a fellow as Rogers
HCrnsby on il is always dangerous.
Branch Hickey has worked hard with
the Cards. Ferdie Schupp is good again
and that means a lot.
The Braves, like the Red Sox, need a
lot of help.
Both leagues should stage real base,
ball battle this year. And the ifs are
many. as usual.
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BREEZY BOWLING GOSSIP

didn't miss the double hundred line more
than so. far" I'm any game.
silent Walter" led his Standard OILS
I'D for a slaughter at the hands or the
cold hearted Central Union crowd.
Nothing exciting happened in the score
department Of the match.
fuckers Marmon "a outfit split even
with the Premier Motors. IL was grand
battle.
The Marmons took the first round with
a 966 count tied in the second with
pair Of S65 efforts, and the Premiers
knotted the affair with a 955 total In the
third frame.
The first total the Marmons hung up
stood for high in the circuit
Bumb served the Premiers faithfully,
crashing in for 217. 1872 and 900 scores.
Tucker also got a brace Of double cen
turtles and a 191 score He didn't have
much on Malott or Rasmussen at that
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Checker Champ PLAYS

y. w. Banks, champion checker player
Of the world. was in the city today to
play the claimant of the state champion
shin. c. L. Brown, in the lobby of the
Y NJ. G. a. at 30 p. m. The contest
will run through to 10 o'clock The re
suits will be given on an upright mag
netlzed checker board so that every one
will be able 10 witness each play.
Last night Banks met NIL corners at
the Y. NJ. e. A. and won all of his
games, playing fifteen players at once.
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StOnebrdker Accepts
Coaching Offer of
LOgdnspOrt School

LOGANSPORT. Ind April 6.-Home-
Stonebraker Of Wingate. FAMOUS Wabash
college star athlete and for the last
semester athletic director of the Hartford
City High school, has accepted the offer
which has been extended to him by the
city board of education 10 take charge u
the athletic activities OF the local high
school He wifi assume his duties here
with the opening Of the fall term.
Stonebraker's record both on Inc
track gridiron and as a member OF the
Wabash basketball quintet Of 1916, bet
ter known as THE Wonder Five" Is n
well known fact, while during the per
iod of war he served a. a member OF
light field artillery in France. Under
his direction II will be remembered that
the Hartford City squad WAS carried INFO
the semi-fnsls Of the state basketball
touruampmt.
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AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
by CHARLIE LOGAN

There is limit TO every mans pa
tierce and Stanley FEEBLE Is out az nc
nd of bis string. Stanley mas Oeeh
reading up" so much on what ire man man
acers OF semi pro teams throughout ono
and Illinois have to say about the
strong teams they have ready for an
invasion of Indiana that he has decided
to jump into the war and see II ne can
arrange things to suit the Hooslers'
In other words stan is going to throw
his D. A G nine back in the battle aud
take a few of these outsiders into camp.
The Dicks burned things up in the
amateur class last year and the year
before and there is no reason why they
can not come back for a little more
aonor this season. AS means OF get
ting away 20 a flying start, FEEBLE mas
booked q pair Of games with Chicago
Formal at Chicago, and he Is ready
10 take on the rest of the big outfits.
All members Of the original D. A. c.
outfit are requested to call Feeble at
the g. II Wes;ing sporting goods store
not later than Thursday evening
The Dardettas will meet at the OAR
delta hotel Thursday evening. All old
members and those desiring tryouts are
requested to report.
meeting Of the Sunday School league
viii he held at the Y NJ. G. A. tonight.
All teams in the loop should have repre-
sentatives present so that they can keep
up with the procession.
Songs by the "Hoosier Harmony
Three" will feature the entertainment anC
dance given by the G.. K j. Tire team az
Tomlinson hall Saturday night. me
Tires are out to COP top donors In the
Motor circuit.
With Mickey Hoodona back in Military
harness, II looks like the championship or
tho HIuniciDal league will 20 to a certain
/ bunch of west siders. All the Militaries
| have 70 do to score is stick a couple OF
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Canadians to Yanks

NEW YORK, April "a telegram
from the Canadian Hockey associa-
ton wishing the American olympic
hockey team a pleasant voyage TO
ANTWERP for the championship
matches was received yesterday. The
message was signed by W. 4. Hewitt
Of Toronto. manager OF the Winni-
peg Falcons. the Canadian Olympic
hockey entry. and secretary Of the
Canadian and Ontario Hockey asso-
Citations.
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Chicago W Nine
Starts for japan

CHICAGO, April 6.-Seeking wider,
If not greater, worlds 10 conquer,
the University of Chicago baseball
team will start tonight on its third
ouintenniaI trip TO Japan, leaving
the other members Of the western
conference nothing to fear from their
diamond proves.
The final practice Of the 1920 cru
saders took place in the cage at Bart
lett gym yesterday because their
training camp was showed under a
pure white Easter mantle six inches
thick.
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Court Net Title Play

NEW YORK, April 6.-The annual
tourney for the national amateur court
began here today on the courts of the
Racquet and Tennis club. Among the
entrants are Joshua Crane, Boston; j.
W. Wear, Philadelphia and Payne Whit
Of Now York
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06
Buckeyes DOped to
Play Feature Part
in Worlds Series
Reds and SpOkes Look Like
Best Bets Among Big
LeGguerS.

This years world series party looks
like an exclusive Buckeye affair.
That is, the honor guests at the party
probably" will be picked from the two
big towns of Ohio-Cleveland and Gin
cinnati
Some one else may horn in before the
invitations are printed.
Only disaster cln keep Cleveland away
from a pennant this year.
And If the Reds fail to repeat 1t will
be their own fault They're not exactly
chestF over having won last years classic.
/ nut they haven't yet settled down 10 a
full realization of the fight before them
When they do. they no doubt will start
right off where they laid down their bats
last fall.
They compose a great baseball team.
and the worlds cham pionship lineup is
intact and then some.
1t has greater strength in its re-
serves.
The pitchers should be better with the
confidence attained In last years triumph:
None is too old 10 play at top speed
again this season.
Pat Moran is great manager.
SPORES HAVE
SAME LINEUP.
Cleveland had one of the best teams in
baseball last September.
The SpOkes were travelling at a clip
that none could keep up with.
But they were too far behind to over
take the Sox.
If they bad played the same ball all
year. or four months of the year. the
others would not have had a lookin.
Practically the same team will be back
in the field and there viii be reinforce
ments besides.
Speaker this year has loft handlers,
There was no nort-si1er last year good
ENOUGH Ia trlso his turn.
Md the Spokcs have lust the sort OF
10
Iris Speaker should 60 down in base
ball history rs one Of the great man
ayers Of the game, well 5 one OF its
greatest ulayers Of all times
The much talked Of Yankees have Il
hard row ahead.
Fewster's accident. Bakers continued
absence from the team, Bodies flight and
It's resultant effect on the survivors,
form combination too much to over
come.
The Yankees. with Ruth. viii he a
great gate attraction, but unless Man
ager Higgins gets back all he now
lacks the Nanks can't finish in front
The Tigers-that smuggling, base run
ming aggregation Of stars-looks like
tough picking for Speakers Spokes.
They're likely 10 got good pitching
with Jack Coombs handling the stars.
The white Sox are not TO he over
looked entirely.
Some rood Young pitchers may help
ont Cicotte Williams and Kerr.
And Red Faber shows signs of a come
back
WASHINGTON MAY
SPRING SURPRISE.
The big surprise may be Washington.
Griffith has q fine team.
The Browns will make n great fight of
II under Jim Burke.
But the team isn't strong enough 10
j figure against Cleveland.
: Right az this stage Of the preliminaries
the best looking team In the National
league Is The Brooklyn Dodgers
They've got the pitching.
The rest Of the team is pretty good.
If Bohby's switches IN the infeld prove
o. k they are likely TO be up there.
The Chicago Cubs, Ike the Yankees
Z have hard luck. Herzog will play the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06

The Christamore Seconds. who will
meet the Clayton Celts Thursday night
at the Y. VI. {. A.. In n game advertised
for the junior championship Of centra!
Indiana. have lost but two games this
season. having won thirty fves They
have met the Celts In two previous games
and honors are even. each team having
won a game Thursdays contest will be
the rubber Of the series and the locals
are confident of coping the honors.
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men on base. then give Mickey a club.
lie believes In polin' 'om out.
Keep your lamps on the Premier Mo
tors. "Deyir' Lucid is supported by an
all star cast.
The progress in the formation Of the
ones breath away.
What's the drawback? The park board
has put up silver trophy for the Junior
champions.
Carl Caliahan's Official business seems
to he forming another league" He must
have bet that he can form more anna
teur circuits In one summer than Henry
Ford can turn out "Lizzies."
James Fl. Lowry has a new park site
in view. BETTER get about half dozen
or some Of the amateurs will have to
play In their back yards.
Brook Secrest caused the seasons first
casualty. He heaved bah through the
days of trials and tribulations. means
that Brook won't get any joy out OF his
next weeks salary.
The st. Philip A. G. opened the season
by defeating Holy Cross In one sided
GAME - 10 = ne Playing OF OCOnnor
was the feature Of the game. The Saints
have suits this year and are a classy
team. A game Is wanted for Sunday in
the 14-15-year-old class. Call Woodruff
1851 and ask for John.
SHELBYYILLE, Ind. April s.-The
Columbia A. C.s defeated the Shelby
vile Comets here. 3 to o. Connor's triple
In the eighth inning spelled defeat for
the Shelby county boys. Merrill Kuhn
and Maloney OF the winners pulled a
triple play In the sixth inning. The game
was featured by the pitching of Conner
for the winners, who allowed only three
hits during the game. thinner of the
losers starred 10 the field.
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Logansport Opening

LOGANSPORT, Ind, ADril 6.-The Lo-
gansport Ottos, one of the strongest semi
professional baseball clubs In the state,
will omen the season here Sunday, April
IS, with the Lafayette Red Sox. The club
is captained this year by Johnny Corr
den, last year with the st. Paul club.
while Herb Hall, former Kansas City
twirler, will be seen In action on the slab.
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CUBS.

PHOENIX, Ariz., April e-The Chi
cago Cubs, in charge of Manager Mitchell,
were here today for an exhibition game
with ethe Phoenix team Not a cripple
was in the squad The Yannigans. in
charge of Fred Merkle. were scheduled TO
play Reno today.
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THE SUSPENSE is TERRIBLE.

CALEXICO, Cal, April 6.-Jack John
son, former worlds heavyweight cham
of Imperial county yesterday and ar
ranged to have the sheriff take him per.
sonally into custody when Johnson
crosses the international line to meet fed
eral charges pending against him at Chi
eago. johnson said he hoped to be ready
to surrender soon.
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For Sculling Title

LONDON. April 6.-Ernest Barry, the
worlds champion sculler, left for Aus
tralia yesterday to oppose Alfred FELTON,.
the Australian. on the Parramatta river,
New South Wales for the worlds scull-
Ing championship, late In August. He
was accompanied by Bob McAlpine, a
Newcastle sculler
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06
YANks AND DODGERS

GREENVILLE. s. G., April 6.-The
Yanks and Dodgers arrived here today
for an exhibition game, the tenth Of
their series. The Dodgers have won six
Of the nire games played TO date
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TAYLOR,s NINE WINS.

MONTGOMERY, April 8.-The A. B.
C.'s Of Indianapolis defeated the Mont
gOmery (Ala) Gray Sox Of the Southern
Colored Baseball league, yesterday, II
to g. Rifle, a recruit, pitching for the
A r. C's, held the local club runless
for the four innings he worked.
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rrNKs BUY NFIEBDER.

COLUMBUS, O.. April 6.-Columbus
Monday purchased Shortstop Robertson
from the St Louis Browns. He finished
last season with the Senators. The club
worked out here Monday, the series with
Milwaukee having been called OF.
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KILRANK VS.. MILLER.

CLEVELAND, April 6--Johnny Kill
Alvie Miller, Lorain, O., in that city in a
ten-round bout April 81. They will enter
the ring at catchweights. Jimmy Dunn,
who mana ged Kilbane for so many years,
will be seen in the opposite corner. Mil
Ter is under his wing.
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WHITE soX.

SHREVEPORT. april G-The Chicago
White Sox were on their way to Little
Rock. Ark, after playing the local club
Of the Texas league yesterday. The big
tie2gusrs lost to when the local bat
Heath's offerings to all corners of the
park. Jackson. Felsch and schalk starred
at the bat for Chicago.
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WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS

play at Okmulgee today and left with a
defeat of II to ) handed to them by the
local club yesterday. The game was a
free hitting affair Recruit Pitchers
Stewart and Tesar did the hurting for
the big leaguers and we're nit hard,
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TIGERS LOAF

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, April 6.-The
Detroit Tigers and Boston Braves loafed
yesterday when ram fol- in torrents here.
They were TO continue the series today.
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IT'S SAD RuT NEW.

CINCINNATI, April 6-The free gate
is no more to the stockholders of the
notified that this year they will not re-
ceive season passes to Redland field.
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MnRE SPEED. PLEASE.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Gwen the
four-round game isn't fast enough fO-
the fight fans on the Pacific coast. They
are asking that boxers enter the ring
with their gloves on and ready to start
the dance.
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WORKS 4 MANAGER.

ST. LOUIS. April G.-Ralph Works.
baseball coach at Washington university
here, Monday announced his resignation
TO manage the Madison team Of the South
Dakota league Works formerly was a
pitcher for the Detroit Americans, Indian
auoifs and other clubs
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MANN JOINS BRAVES.

I PARKERSBURG, w. Va, April c.
Leslie Mann has come TO the front with
another wire which announced that he
expected TO report to the Boston Braves
some time today.
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sPOKEs.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-only a
listless practice session was INDUCED in
by the Spokes yesterday. It was cold
and players we're heavily blanketed. Man
ager Speaker. Chapman, Neu and Cald
well did not work out. All were sufferin &
with slight injuries. Five other players
are suffering from boils.