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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-13
DePauw VS.. Em-Roes

GREENCAsTLE, Ind, Jan. 1S;-Tht
DePauw Tigers are awaiting eagerly the
annual fray with the En- Roe Independ
ents of Indianapolis to be held here to-
night
bettered so per cent in the last week, and
It now stands as one of the smoothest
working combinations have ever
coached," Coach E. c. Buss stated Mon
day while watching the fnsl scrimmage
before the big game. The return Of Mil
Ter. lengthy guard, viii be noticea BILE
Miller has been ineligible for varsity par
ticipation thus far, but will not be IN
der the rules for this game.
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BASKET BALL
Fast Charlottesville
High School Quint
in City for Clash
Montgomery County Stars
Here to Meet Merchants at
'Y' Gym.

indianapolis basketball fans will have
the Charlottesville and Merchants Heat
and Light teams supplying the attraction
tonight, these two teaps clashing on the
i. n. {. A. floor. THIS will be the first
appearance of Charlottesville in Indian
apolis this season, and with a strong
record for this season already estab-
lshed the visitors are expected to give
the Heat and Ligc five a real battle for
the money. Charlottesville has sailed high
in independent basketball since its eX-
pulsion from the state association ano
reports from that city indicate the tive
is out to maintain its clean slate in the
game tonight.
Capt. Born sent his men through a
final workout last evening in preparation
for the contest and reported today that
he expected to start his regular lineup
against the high school five Behrent
win open the game at forward with
Born, with Smith holding down the pivot
job. Cannon and Stevens will be de-
pended upon to hapdle the guard duty
for the locals. This pair has put up a
great exhibition in their play this sea
son.
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TWO OVERTIME CANES.

Two overtime games featured the play
in the City High School Basketball
league play yesterday afternoon. The
Shortridge Comets won an extra period
scrap from the Technical Whites at the
Shortridge gym by a count of IS to IS.
while the Shortridge Whites took an
overtime battle from the Manual Dupli-
Gates at the Technical gym by a 10 to 8
count The Technical Greens and the
Tech Puppies kept the east side school
in the lead in the loop by defeating the
ShortTidge Meteors, 20 to 6, and the
Manual Triangles, % to >, respectively
The Tech Browns fell before the play Of
the Manual Monograms, 26 to 9. The
Shortridge Blues gave the north side
school its third victory of the day, de-
feating the Manual Quads, IS to 6. The
standing of the schools follow
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WOULD USE MARTIN
AGAINST FRENCHMAN

PUEBLO, Colo, Jan. 13.-Fred A.
Dixon and Morris A. Penter, who reg
istered a bid of $250.OO0 for a title fight
between Georges Carpenter of France
and Jack Dempsey, have changed their
minds about the matter Today theys
offered a purse Of $4,000 with percent
age privileges to Carpenter and Bo
Martin, A. E. F. and inter-ailied cham
pton, for a battle here.
The bid was made through Jack Car
berry, local sports editor, and be is au-
thorixed to go ahead with arrangements
to secure the signatures of the two fight
ers. The purse will be split any way
suitable to the fighters, it was announced
by Dixon and Penter. The promoters
win deposit all any part of the sum
as soon as Manager Jimmy Bronson is
heard from on Martins behalf The 10
cal promoters say If Carpenter and Mar
tin sign they will make the affair the
classiest in ring history.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-13
Riverside Golf Ticket
and Locker Sale Opens

Announcement has been made by the
department of public parks that Jan. ID
ticket and locker sale will open for the
1920 golf season at Riverside park. E
c. Hedden, course manager at Riverside,
is anxious that players viii make their
reservations early in order to avoid con-
gestion on the opening days The rate
for the 1920 season will be S. for locker
fee and $40 for season ticket. Under a
ruling by the department of public parks
lockers will not be sold to players who
do not hold season tickets.
According to Mr.. Hedden, a number
Of players have not turned over the keys
or vacated lockers which they used last
wear. He announces that these lockers
will be vacated and opened up to the
are heard from by Jan. %. Mr.. Hedden
can be reached at 171S Talbot avenue.
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DebOnairs VS.. Ferndales
in Big Basket Game
at Marion Gym Tonight

One Of the biggest amateur basketball
the Marion club floor tonight, when the
Debonairs meet the Berndales. The rec
ords of these two teams show victories
over some of the best amateur and in
dependent teams in the state, and they
will go into the fray tonight ready to
fight from whistle to whistle Coach
squires ran his Debonairs through a
light workout last night, and they are
In good shape after their tough battle
urday The "Debs" probably will start
the fight against their west side rivals
with Starbuck and O'Cain at the for
ward positions, Ettris at center and
Clampit and Averitt doing the guarding
The Debonairs were carded in a re
turn game with the Moscow Independents
Friday night, but the contest has been
cancelled, owing to the illness in the
Moscow squad.
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British Golf Stars
to InUdde America
the Coming Season
Yankees Plan to Return Visit
Also and Big Year Is
Promised.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The golfers are
getting ready for a big year IN 1920.
Golf enjoyed q successful comeback last
year, as did every other major sport.
but in the months that are to come the
Scotch game is due to flourish more
than ever. Reports from across the pond
Indicate that quite n few Scotch and
British golfers are planning visits to
this country during the coming season.
Among these, it is believed, will be sew
eral of fthe leading professionals.
Among American golfers who want to
invade the British isles Is Bobby Jones.
the sensational Atlanta lad, who may
make the trip abroad to compete for
the British amateur championship. Wal
ter Hagen and Mike Brady, famous pro-
fessionaI rivals on this side of fthe water
may also cross the briny to seek honors
IN John Bulls domain.
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BOXING
COCHRANENOW
SAYS EUROPE
MUST HAVE IT
English Promoter Changes
Mind and Passes Up New
Jersey Chance.
KEARNS TO SIT TIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Anotber move
that is making the Dempsey Carpentier1
fight frst-class muddle comes with -
announcement of Charles s. CochrafS
that the fight can not be held in New
Jersey and that it must be held in
Europe. Just twenty four hours before
the London promoter had announced just
as officially that it would be held across
the river.
At the Fox offices it was believed that
Jack kearns meant it when he is re-
ported to have said he was going to
sit tight" for month and talk to no
one. He has completely ignored the
offer made him by the Fox interests for
a fight the Fourth of July or Labor day.
Kearns is also reported to have given
the gate to the Tia Juana rumor, claim
ing that Coffroth was just testing when
he made the offer
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Rickey Tells Changes

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-Samuel Bresdom'
in all probability, he the next president
OF the st. Louis National league base
bali club, according to an announcement
made Monday by President Manager
Branch Hickey Manager Rickey an
pounced that he would resign as presi-
cent when he signs as manager for the
coming season and at that time he would
recommend that Breadom be chosen
president. The majority Of the board Of
directors have previously stated that
they would vote for Rickey's choice for
president.
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Marion County Meet in
Amateur Title Series
Draws Seven Quintets

Seven teams are entered in the Marion
county 150-pound sectional meet which
will be he ldon on the Marion club floor,
Feb. and 3. The teams which will con-
test for the right to figure in the finals
Will be the Debonairs, Leaders, JOY
Glooms, Boys club, Lauters, Pair o-Dice
and South Side Turner's.
The state meet finals will be held Feb.
81 and IS. with winners Of twenty-five
sections in the state participating. All
the teams entered in the Marion county
section are indianapolis fves, with the
exception of the JOY -Glooms, which is
from Broad Ripple. There are many
stars on the teams which will participate
in the local sectional and the teams have
already begun preparation for. the meet
John Head has been selected as referee
for the sectional contests.
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SANDOW AND DAILY
FIGHT FAST DRAW

DETROIT, Jan. 13.-The bout here last
night between Sammy Sandow and Joey
Daily, Erie, was declared a draw by
sportsmen who found every minuts Of
the ten rounds interesting.
Herb Brodie, San Francisco, won q
technical knockout over Joe O'Eeefo Of
Philadelphia.
RED" Mack, Newark, n. J., and Dave
Sandow, Cincinnati, fought six last
rounds to a draw.
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COCHRANE HOLDS
FRENCHMAN'S CARD

PARIS, Jan. 13.-Charley Harvey. rep
resenting James W. Cofroth, the Ameri-
can promoter, returned to London today.
after falling to confer with NJ. Descamps.
manager of Georges Carpenter, who is
in Bordeaux. Before leaving, however, he
satisfied himself that Carpenter is tied
up by Charles B. Cochrane, the London
promoter.
81 learn that Carpenter is apparently
not only tied up by Charles Cochrane IN
til the end of the month said Harvey.
but bound indefinitely If Cochrane de-
posits $4,000 before Teb. l."
Charles Cocbrane announced in New
York last week that he had deposited
don publication to- bind Carpenter to
his contract.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-13
Classy Games Carded
in City Basket Loop

This weeks schedule in the Indianapo-
lis Amateur Baseball association opens
+onight with a battle between the Lauter
and andy = NJ. II. A. teams at the Communal
building. The second game will be played
tomorrow evening at the South Side Tur--
ner gymnasium, when the Debonairs and
Turner teams get together anG the other
second round fray will be staged Friday
night at the Chr1stamore settlement be-
tween the Boys club and Christamore
ouintets. The Broadway -Schloss Bros,
game has been cancelled.
The south side gym will be packed to
capacity when the Debonairs and Turner's
meet. The boys on these two fVes. are
former high school stars and they have
been going at their best this year. The
dopesters are a bit shy about picking the
winner of the scrap, but Coach Squires
has his Debonairs ready to so and he
knows that Rice's team VIII have to play
4 wonderful game to beat them.
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The Capitols got game counts of s97,
1868 and S97 and that middle effort
looks good to stand. Harry Hurt led
his teammates with q 267 In the big
game. which is hign single score for
the tournament. Al Rabe was on the
Job also with q 25S, and with a pair of
men shooting like that the team Ger
tainly had something to crow about to-
day.
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The Spanish Golfers Fear

A Spaniard recently appeared at the
golf course Of st, Cloud and bespoke
many lessons of the professional, Percy
Boomer. The novice had no doubt heard
Of Arnaud Massey and was anxious to go
enc better Boomer and his assistants
cut a pack Of cards to see who should
shoulder the cross, the lot falling to the
professional. He sailed forth with the
Spaniard and explained the grip and the
stance.
Yes remarked the pupil, II see the
idea, but tell me how is it possible to
avoid hitting my feet when l swing?'
It is told on good authority that when
the Spanfard did eventually make the
passes in the air the professional auto
maticaliy jumped back a few PAGES to
awOid the danger.
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YaIe's Grid Card

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 1S-Yale's foot
ball schedule for this year, announced
will meet three teams that we're not
played last season. They arc Carnegie,
Tech, West Virginia and Colgate. which
replace Springfield. Tufts and Maryland
State. Al games win be played in the
The schedule follows: Oct. ., Carnegie
Tech; Oct. Q. North Carolina; oct. t6,
Poston collee; Oct %, West Virginia
oct. 30. Colgate; Nov. 6, Brown Nov.
IL, Princeton at Princeton; Nov. 20,
Harvard
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-13
EDWARDS TO BOX
IN MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 13.-Lew Edwards.
English and Australian lightweight
champion, has been signed for three
bouts at a local club. He sails from
Australia with Tom s. Andrews, who
secured the contract with him, and
should reach Milwaukee early in Feb
ruary. 1t is expected that he will be
matched against the best available Amer
lean Hghtweights, the first bout to De
held in the middle of February.
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Oh, La, La! Society
Women Manage Bouts

NEW YORK, Jan 13.-An amateur
boxing tournament under the sole man
aGement of women will be held here next
week under the auspices of the National
League for Women's Service. The
matches viii be staged for the enter
tainment of wounded soldiers. and
wealthy women war workers are among
the promoters of the tournament which
is sanctioned by the A. A. u. Included
in the committee in charge are Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman, Miss Anne Morgan,
Mrs. George Barton French and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Leading professional boxers also have
offered their serAee6 for exhibition
bouts
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nD-WEEK MATINEE CAME.

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, in
the Shortridge gym, the MooreSville High
and White FIVE in the FIRST mid week
game seen on a local floor for some time.
The matinee contest is exciting interest
among fans because one of the local
schools. Technical, was defeated by
Mooresville quite recently. Mooresville
also has beaten two other nearby schools,
Southport (27 to 10) and Planfeld (25
TO 22). while Danvil1e and West Newton
have victories over her by scores of 45
Stevens. a mainstay of the S. Il. S. quint,
Is nursing a badly sprained wrist, &C
quired during the Brazil contest last
Saturday night, when he collided with
the wall, and it looks as If he would have
to view the fracas from the bleachers.
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Pennsy Loses Stars

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 10, Announce
nent was made here Monday that six
University Of Pennsylvania football play
ers have left the institution. and three
more have Announced their intention of
withdrawing Before getting their degrees.
Those who have withdrawn are Light,
Drummer. Derr, Nh. Miller. Ray Miller and
Pearce. Bell, Littel and Wray are ex-
pected to Withdraw and may enter bust
ness within fey weeks. Drummer and
Miller were depended upon for next years
eleven.
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Giants Will Use Douglas

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-"Shufling'
Phil Douglas will be given the glad hand
at the Giants spring training camp, Nc
Graw's headquarters announced today.
Phil, who deserted the Giants in the
midst Of the drive for the pennant last
season, has been restored to good stand
ing by the national commission.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-13

The Marmons were hitting on all
thirty tours in the Manufacturers league
last niEhA and took the LsngasnkamTa
dewn the alleys three straight
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KARL ADAMS DROpPFD

release of Pitcher Karl Adams was an
nounced Monday by Roger Bresnahan,
president of the Toleda club Of the Amer
lean Association Adams came here from
Boston in 1915 Last season he was used
as a relief pitcher but was ineffective.
He formerly pitched for Indiana polls.
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CoI,oRED oy" LOSES Fast ONE.

The Atlantic City Vandals won a fast
basketball game from the colored "Y"
FIVE at the Colored Y. NJ. c. A. gymna-
SUM Monday night by a score of "a to
% The first half closed with the visitors
leading by a score Of Is to H. The SEN
sational passing of the Yandals and the
seven field goals shot by Howard of the
winning team featured their play. Capt.
Hazard starred for the local five, with
eight field goals to his credit.
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RrRMAN sCoREs Z. o.

DENVER. Colo, Jan. 1S.-Joe Burman
Chicago bantamweight, knocked out Dick
Griffin of Fort Worth, Tex, in the third
round of a scheduled twelve round scrap
here Monday night.
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Bowling Averages

High team score, one game, Planning,
901.
High team score, three games, Bel
monts, 2,6S7.
High individual score, one game, Shu-
High individual score. three games,
Wettle Cos
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New Alabama Coach

BLACKSBURG, Va, Jan. 13-Charles
A. Bernier, director of athletics at Vir-
ginia Poly, announced today that he
had accepted the position as director Of
athletics at the University Of Alabama.
The contract is for thren Noars
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WILLS EASY wrNNEp.

TULSA. Okla, Jan. 13-Harry Wills,
New Orleans negro heavyweight cham
pion, ccessful1y defended his title here
last night in 4 fifteen round mill with
Jack Thompson, Philadelphia. Thomp-
son was outclassed nearly all the way,
only thre Grounds going to the rem
kvlVanfan
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linn Beck to Manage

Los ANGELES, Jan. 13.-Release of
Zinn Beck. third baseman Of the Yer
non club, to enable him to assume man
agement of the Columbia team in the
South Atlantic league has been an
nounced by Manager Essick.
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INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
rIrLE sKATING DArEs-

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The dates for
the international ice skating champion
ships TO be held at the Lake Placid IN.
" course, were announced officially here
Monday ass Feb. Is and 10.
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BOSTON, Jan. 13.-Billy Carney Of
New Bedford easily defeated ''Cycions'
Alketchel, Seattle, in twelve-round bout
here last night.
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METRE GETS By.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 13.-Charlsy Metric,
Milwaukee welterweight, won by a slight
margin over Charley Dunn, Ambrtdge,
Pa, in ten rounds here last night.
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cHRIsrAMoRE MEETING

The Christamore Athletic association
will elect officers for the year at their
meeting tonight and sll members are
requested to be present. The meeting will
he held at the cubrooms at s 80 o'clock.
Other matters concerning the betterment
Of the association will be taken up.
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Music and Ever thing When
Indians Reach the South
ST. Petersburg Prepares Big Welcome When Tribe Arrives for
Spring Training; Mayor Lang Booster Florida City
Spot for Ball Club; Tourists From EVERYWHERE
Social 30 The TImes.

ST PETERSBURG Fla, Jan 13S Petersburg
apo
Pneas of
Tampa bay
of Mexico
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Haislup Knocked 'em down for a PAIR
OF double centuries and Pauley and Wall
ton came through with one each.
The National Autos grabbed two out
OF the three from the Western Unions,
the key Founders coming up In the last
game.
The Nationals hung up 9s3 for high
team total, getting a 9S3 in their first
attack.
King swung on the wood for 227 his
first time, but blew his cork on that
other members of the team each came
through with a big count In one game.
Cooney Of the Western Unions tapped
the naples for PA in his third game and
walked of with high single game score
In this loop for the evening.
The Kingsns sported a clean sweep
after their setto with the National For
ties. Sylvester, Cough and Copeland de
liyered double century punches for the
Kingans and Wade grabbed off one for
the Nationals.
The Wheeler -Scheblers also put over a
clean sweep success on the Imperials.
The usual Monday night bargains were
passed out In the Rotary circuit.
The Worry Chasers handed the Bell
Hops a two-game tip and We're willing
to give them the third, but Field and
Lauter insisted on exploring the 140
neighborhood and the Hops had to give
away the third victory.
This makes about the third week
STRAIGHT the t'hqSpra Of Worry have been
trounced.
Doc. Wagner didn't get a ton OF pins
in the game the Bell Hops lost, but he
kicked out 223 IN the first round.
The Shoe Strings gave the Bee-vee-
Dees two beatings. Made 'em look rather
ragged in other words
The things that are always coming
united when your hands are nigh
frozed" didn't register many double hun
bred counts, but they all managed to
keep up in the fashionable district.
Shepard went big IN his last two
games, 1879 and 211
The Pork Chops bounced the Deuces
Wild twice, but Grossman and his 30
stopped their third advance.
The Crescent Paper Premier Motor
match in the Commercial loop amounted
to whole lot.
The Papers took the FIRST two rounds
with just few pins to spare, and in
the third frame they made the Premier
crew use Harry French to win.
The Brunswick Photographs rolled in
the city tourney and they turned up
missing for their match with the Citizens
Gas. They will roll against the three
big counts the Citizens registered at a
later date.
1t is a good thing for Harshman that
he got a large enough count to win top
one game honors. The brace of double
centuries he handed the Standard Oils
amounted to mere nothings when the
Marmon No. 2 shooters got organized.
The auto builders took every game.
The Marmon 34s also turned in clean
card The Keyless Locks were their vic
Tins.
The Marmon bouncers didn't have such
tough night after all The out1t in
the Manufacturers loop climbed up
notch on the leading National Autos, by
scoring three wins.
The Liberty Motor champs will take
the drives in city tourney tomorrow
night and they are expected to get money
winning counts. There will be four Mar
mon, teams in the fray.
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Fred Fulton has been matched up for
two more fights, one with Tom Cowler,
the English heavyweight, for six rounds
at Philadelphia, Jan. 81, and the other
with Sam Langford of Boston for twelve
rounds at Boston, Feb. 3.
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after their setto with the National For
ties. Sylvester, Cough and Copeland de-
liyered double century punches for the
Kingans and Wade grabbed off one for
the Nationals.
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OF Bayonne, n. Y, will meet in an eight
round bout at Perth Amboy, N. J.. Jan
p. This bout viii be a workout for
Levinsky's fight with Clay Turner at
Detroit, Jan. 2s.
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BOXING
MASON SURE OF
WILDE MATCH

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Jimmy Wilde,
the hyweight champion of Europe is
Milwaukee, where he fought his first
fight in this country. His opponent prob
ably Will be frankie Mason of TT.
Wayne, Ind. They will battle for ten
rounds at lis pounds, and Wilde is to
ceipts.
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The Nationals hung up 9s3 for high
attack.