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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Saturday Grid Games
INDIANAPOLIS.


Indiana vs.. Notre Dame at Washing
ton park.
INDIANA.
Butler vs.. Rose Poly at Terre Haute.
Morningside VS.. Valparaiso at Valpa-
ralsO.
state Normal VS. Hanover at Hanover
WEST.
Purdue VS.. Northwestern at Evanston.
Illinois vs.. Wisconsin at Madison,
Chicago vs. Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Minnesota VS.. Iowa at Iowa City.
Wooster vs. Akron at Akron.
Cincinnati VS. Marietta at Cincinnati.
Denison VS.. Ohio Wesleyan at Gran
vile.
Des Moines vs.. University Of Dubuque
at Dubuque.
Detroit VS.. West virginia Wesleyan at
Detroit
Hiram VS. Baldwin, Wallace at Hiram.
Kansas vs.. Nebraska at Lawrence.
Missouri vs.. Washington University at
Columbia, Mo.
Oberlin VS.. Case at oberlin.
Oregon VS.. Washington at Eugene.
St Louis vs.. Marquette at st. Louis.
Toledo VS.. Ohio Northern at Toledo.
Western Reserve VS.. Kenyon at Cleve-
land
Wittenberg VS.. Otterbein ct Spring
Southern California VS.. Santa Clara at
Sutherland.
Washington State VS.. oregon Aggles
at Pullman.
Yale VS.. Princeton at Princeton.
Harvard VS.. Brown at Cambridge.
Pennsylvania VS.. Dartmouth at Phila-
delphia.
Cornell VS.. Columbia at Ithaca.
Syracuse vs.. Maryland at Syracuse.
Amherst VS.. Trinity at Amherst.
Williams VS.. Wesleyan at Williams-
town.
West Virginia vs. Rutgers at Morgan
town.
Army vs.. Bowdoin Mt West Point
Navy vs. South Carolina at Annapolis.
Colgate vs.. st. BOnaventure at Hamil-
ton.
New York University VS.. Bates at New
Fordham VS.. G. Washington at New
York.
Allegheny VS.. Westminster at Mead
Vile
Boston College VS. Tufts at Boston.
Boston University VS.. Norwich at Bos-
ton.
Bucknell VS.. Gettysburgh at Harris
burgh.
Hamilton VS. Rochester at Clinton.
Johns Hopkins VS.. st. Johns at Balt
more.
Lafayette VS.. Villa Nova at Easton.
Lehigh VS.. Penn State at South Beth
lehem.
Pittsburgh vs. Washington and Jeffer-
son at Pittsburgh.
swarthmore VS.. Delaware at Swarth-
more.
SOUTH.
Georgetown against st. Mary's at
Georgetown.
Kentucky VS.. Centre at Lexington.
Alabama vs. Louisiana at Tuscaloosa.
Davidson VS.. North Carolina at David
son.
Florida VS. Georgia at Gainesville.
Georgia Tech VS.. Georgetown ut At
lanta.
tennessee VS. University of the South
at Chattanooga.
Tulane VS.. Mississippi Aggies at New
Orleans.
vanderbilt VS.. Virginia at Nashville.
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Local Football Notes

The Oaklandon Bull Dogs will fur
nish the opposition for Dick Nfiller's
Belmont team at Belmont field Sunday
afternoon, the game starting at o'clock
The Belmonts and Oaklandon meet every
year and never fail to stage hot
scrap Schmidt, Smock and Floyd, for
merry of the Apollo team, have Joined
the BelmOnts and are expected to bolster
the lineup. Millender also is back in
uniform.
The Southeastern Arrows will prac-
tfce tonight and all players should re-
port at Fountain Square at 80 o'clock.
Sunday the Arrows meet the Shannon
Parks at Garfield PARK.
The indianapolis Brooksides will hold
practice tonight In preparation for their
game at Noblesville Sunday. Lepper,
Bechold and Hiatt are requested to get
in touch with Captain Katsenberger at
Woodruff 1914 this evening.
The Grappler Midgets advanced an
other step toward the 110-pound cham
pionship OF the city by defeating the
Willard Midgets, II to 0. The Grapplers
would like to book some fast team for
Sunday. Call Woodruff 4476 and ask
for i'm.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Former Wabash Stars on
Hand for Scarlet's Big
Homecoming Grid Clash

CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind. Nov. r.
Wabash College staged its homecoming
football game this afternoon with the
Kalamazoo (Mich.) Normal team as the
visiting attraction.
Former students Of the Scarlet insti-
tuition gathered from all points to wit
ness the grid battle and to participate
in the various Homecoming celebrations
Bill Spaulding, one of the original Lit
tie Giants. is coach of the Kalamazoo
eleven and his presence added to the
days gala affair.
Both teams were pronounced In shape
this morning and an interesting strug-
gle was promised with Wabash the pre-
game favorite. Coach Pete Vaughan had
his team built up in fine style in the
face of many handicaps caused by in
jured players and the fighting spirit in
stilled into the squad by the big coach
was expected to carry the eleven through
TO victory.
It was the Scarlet's last game before
tackling De Pauw at Indianap polls Sat
urday Of next weei,, and, though a num-
Der Of De PAW scouts witnessed this
afterRcOus game, the local team did not
expect to hold anything under cover II
* became necessary to use every play in
stock to beat the invading Michiganders.
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Crosse Country and
Football NOIU Split
PWdue's Attention
HOOSierS Battle in State Run
Today - Gridders Meet
Northwestern Tomorrow.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 1.-Two
teams set out from Purdue this morning
to seek new honOrs for the year. This
afternoon the cross country team was
to battle with the other State collegiate
SQUADS for the State championship at
Charlottesville. The Boilermakers were
determined that no other school should
take the championship away from them,
although the dope from the different
training centers indicated a hard fought
race. The race was to be over three and
sixteenth miles of gravel roads. Notre
Dame and Butler were reported to have
strong teams. The Purdue students were
waiting 10 hear the results Of the race
and see II Doolittle Of Butler would he
near Furnas at the finish. Doolittle fin
ished second to the Purdue man last year
In the State collegiate track meet.
The cross country team was composed
Of Captain Furnas. Harrison, Magruder,
Little. Tauer and Dye.
c. II. Pease won the freshmen cross
country run yesterday afternoon over
two and half mile course. O. w. Terry
was right behind him. T. ID. Falbert fin
ished third. Twenty -four runners start
ed the race. The first three men 10 cross
the tape were awarded mineral sweaters
Coach ScanlOn had a squad of twenty
six football players when he left Lafay
cite for Evanston this morning The
players were taken I'm out Of the cold
yesterday afternoon and given signal
drill and shadow scrimmage In the
armory. The Purdue coach hopes TO be
able to save his first string men as much
as possible IN Saturdays game against
Northwestern, so the men will be able
to put the best they have In them against
Indiana on Nov. 20.
The men to make the trip were
Carmen, Keller, Gulley and Kerr. ends /:
Captain Birk, ClaypOol and Geyer.
tackles; Swank Cooley. Merrill and
Frazer. guards; Stanwood, Gciger and
Heddle. celters. Murphy Meeker Cal
houn and Doug Fields, full backs Wag-
ner, Watson, Rate, Macklin and Hanna.
half backs; Don Fields. Abramson and
EversmHn, quarter backs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12

TROPHIES FOR INDIANA STARS

Dame kicks, whether punts, drop
kicks or kicks from placement.
Still another trophy to put some
added spirit in the Crimson defense
Is a cup offered by Herman Deupree,
president of the indianapolis Alumni
As nciesiNn OF F~6io~" - I've
will award u cup to tho Jumbo. re-
CSte.@ g. VAC I4s.'. -----'s-e --e.h
trophy Is a cup to be awarded by
Walter Greenough to the Indiana
man making the longest run with the
ball.
Those trophies, offered after con-
suItatiOn and agreement with Coach
Stiehm, ere designed to encourage
strong individual play In the fun
damentals of the game.
Inc backs and ends will have the
best chance at the cup for the long
est run, but opportunities will be
equal for the other trcpi les.
The cups VIII be engraved to show
the names of ti.eir respective winners.
1t Is planned to present them before
the Indiana-Purdue game, week
from tomorrow.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Conference Football
Interest Turns to
Ulini-Badger Fray

Big ten football interest will center to-
morrow at Madison, Wis, where Illinois
1919 Conference champions and tied with
Ohio State for the Conference leadership
this year, must beat Wisconsin to keep
In the Conference race. Victory for the
Illinois eleven will mean that the Ohio
Illinois game the following Saturday will
be the decisive contest for the 1920 cham
pionship.
While Illinois battles at Madison mid
western followers Of the pigskin viii get
another line on elevens through the
Notre Dame Indiana game In this city.
The Catholics have always found the
Huosiers a hard nut to crack and while
they are doped to win, Indiana expects
to give them hard fight.
With Ohio State or Illinois almost GER
tain to cop the championship, other Con-
ference elevens are battling for places.
Michigan and Chicago are to scrap at
Ann ArbOr Both have been beaten by
Ohio State. Minnesota and Iowa will
play at Iowa City and Purdue is to meet
northwestern at Evanston.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
State Three Cushions

In the afternoon match yesterday Of
the State three-cushion tourney in prog
ress at Harry Coolers billiard parlor,
Martin, the Terre Haute entry, d0wned
Fttzgibbons in eighty-hve innings, 80 TO
.. rolling a high run Of five. F1zgib-
bons best string was four The high
est run Of the meeting to date was ne
gotiated In the night settO, Martin beat
ing Rubens. 80 to y. in eighty-Six in
nings and putting forth his mark of six.
Ruben's best was a four.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12

Stiehn's football Jumboes from
Bloomington will have a little added
incentive to do more than their best
against NOtre Dame tomorrow. be
sides an already abnormal hankering
for win over Rockne's ramblers,
they will be spurred on by an offer
ing of set of individual trophies
for individual performances. Indl-
annapolis alumni win provide cups for
special feats of valor and dexterity
performed by the Big Reds that work
for Stiehm.
DR.. Louis SeEsr, a football fan
since he flrst saw Sheldon's eieVens
tear things up on JOrGan heiH at
Bloomington, decided to encourage
the Jumboes in their efforts TO stop
Gipp. He has offered cup to the
Big Red making the most tackles
against NOtre Dame tomorrow at
Washington Park. Hays IL. Buskirk
matched this with an offer of a cup
for the player intercepting the most
Irish forward passes. A third cup
will be given by John Meilett to the
Crimsonite blocking the most Notre
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Around the Big Ten
WISCONSIN.

w
MADISON-Capt. RED" Weston and
Tebell, ends, will be able to play In to-
morrow's game with Illinois and the
Badger hopes have gone up accordingly
IOWA.
IOWA CITY-The Hawkeyes are 'In
the pink for Minnesota and the regular
lineup will be intact. The field, which
has been a sea OF mud all week, has
frozen over and should be hard and fast
NORTHWESTERN.
EYANSTO N-Northwestern IS expected
to feature an Aerial attack in the game
with Purdue tomorrow. With Palmer
doing the tossing Ewing, Grausulck,
receiving forward passes
CHICAGO.
CHICAGC-For the frs thine in sixteen
years University 81 Chicago football
team left here today for Ann Arbor to
meet Michigan. Coach Stage headed a
crippled team as the Maroons entrained
and prospects of a Chicago victory were
considered remote.
MINNESOTA.
CEDAR RAPIDS-Twenty-si warriors
of the University of MINNESOTA are quar-
Iowa CITY earlv tomorrow for the game
with Iowa. OBrien is expected to play
at left end tomorrow, with Eckberg at
fullback in place Of Rubens, who has
MICHIGAN.
ANN ARBOR-Jack Dunn and Cappon
are not expected to play against Chicago
tomorrow. Banks is expected to start
the game at quarter and Tank" Weiman
probably will be back in the line.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Ralph Greenleaf Adds
to His Billiard Crown

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-Ralph Greenleaf
who. as a high school boy at Monmouth
Ill, gained national fame as a pocket
billiard player and last year won the
worlds title at Philadelphia. retained
his crown here by defeat ting Arthur
Woods of Minneapolis, 12j to %, 10
thiFty-One innings.
Ralph. who represented New York in
the fiBal series. attained his majority the
day after election. His victory netted
him his second leg on the Brunswick
diamond championship emblem. 81 800 IN
cash, a salary Of 81 400, and the emolu-
ments which go with the prestige OF
worlds champion.
Woods who finished second. took 81 900
Jimmy Mature of Denver $500 for third
aud Walter Franklin Of Kansas City
$3.50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Cue Drawings Made

CHICAGO. Nov. 12-The twelve play
ers who will compete in the national
three-cushion billiard tournament. open
ing Friday. met Tuesday and formulated
the rules TO govern the contests and draw
for position in the first round.
Auge Keickheifer, former national
and Norm, both of Chicago
drew for the opening game. The other
match tonight will be between Lean and
The Saturday assignments match Nc
Court and Maupome, Heal and Daily, Otis
and Capron. and D'Oro and Layton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Local Pro Gridders
to Finish Work for
Sunday Jam Tonight

Scrimmage tonight will mark the final
practice of the indianapolis Football
Club before 1t meets the strong Alexan-
dria Tigers at Washington Park Sunday
afternoon. Manager Joe Canning wants
to see all men on deck early tonight so
they can run through their old plays
and try their hand at a few new ones
that have been introduced at the two In
door drills held earlier in the week.
The local players, with the exception Of
Klein, full back, and Conner, guard, are
in shape to show all the football they
have learned from experience on the col
lege and Independent fields. Klein is
ont of the lineup with water on the
knee, and Conner has q broken ankle.
interest in Alexandria is at a high pitch
over the game and several Tiger fans
are planning to come here with the team
to take a hand in the roofing. Manager
Schaefer also has had few Of the old
time Tigers out for the practice drills
this week and they are helping him
round his combination into top form for
the battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Centre to Take Long
Texas Jaunt for Game

DANvILLE, Ky, Nov. PA post sea-
son game at TT. Worth, Texas on New
Years day with Texas Christian Uni
varsity was announced by Coach Moran
OF Centre College today. T. c. L. has
not lost a game this season and is recog
nized as one Of the best elevens in the
Southwest
TweDtJ five Colonies probably will
make the trip to the Lone Star state
in a special Pullman, leaving here about
Dee 70.
The Texas football lovers are greatly
interested IN the Colonels and have been
clam0ring for a game for the Inst three
teasonS. A crowd Of from 10000 to 20.OoO
will he on hand to witness the tussle,
1t Is believed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
$4,000 Reward!

NEW YORK. Nov. I2.-Eddie Mead.
manager of Andy Clancy, today sent
ont notices Offering reward OF
SI0. 900 for the Capture of Johnny
Knbane. the featherweight champion.
With a picture of the champion,
the piaaards read:
"SIO,UOO reward. This sum VIII De
aid TO any person who captures
!iohuny KiIbane and delivers him Into
the hands OF Andy CLANCY in any ring
in the United States. Kiibane has
run away with the featherweight
championship of the United states
which is public property. and ID
known TO be hiding sOmew here In
vaudeville at the present time.
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yelling to Receive
Chance With Champ
Leonard in Gotham

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, will defend
his tile In a decision bout here Nov. 70.
His opponent Will be Joe yelling, the
Chicago lightweight. Both VIII post
$1,000 forfeit with Tex Richard.
The bout will be fifteen rounds to a
decision, weight to be 13J pounds at )
o'clock on the afternoon OF the fight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Cochran Leads GUESTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l2.-Making
ave runs OF more than Hfty, including
an unfinished run of 81. Welker Cochran,
New York, Thursday defeated the Jap
Yamada. 400 70 60. In the national cham
pionship 1872 balk line billiard tourna-
ment here. This match placed Cochran
at the head Of the six contestants with
three victories and no defeats.
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DRAW AT SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Nov. 12.-Joe Ber-
ger OF Chicago and Mike Dundee Of Rock
Island fought a fast ten-rouud draw last
night Dundee did most OF the leading.
In the preliminaries Tommy O'Laughlin
OF Quincy Outpointed Louis Bringle Of
this city. Joe Dorsey Of Springfield
Knocked out Bob Bradbury OF Rushville
in the second round. and Jack Johnson
Of Bushnell quit 10 Kid Rayburn of
Beardstown in the third
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Battle of the Micks

NEW YORK, Nov. I2.-"Mlck
against Mick" or "The Feud of the
CallRhanS." offers the TRACTION de
luxe Of the semi windup of the
eastern 1920 fOotbalI season tomor-
row. Not that Yale and Princeton
will exhibit better football In this
second of the big Three battles,
but the fight or the Eli gladiators
against the Tigers is an established
spectacle and an annual feature of
years standing.
odds OF three TO two are being
offered that the Jungle cats OF Capt.
Mike Callahan will beat the blue
backed warriors of his brother, Cap
tain Tim.
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FORMER BOXER KILLED.

DETROIT, Nov. 12-Martin S. Levey,
alias Monty" Steele, said to be a former
prize fighter, was shot and fatally
wounded late last night He was found
dying by a patrolman in n deserted bar
Der shop and died at the hospital. Levey
had been a -lxi driver recently, police
said large sum Of money was found
Ia his clothes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
Reads Like a Wreck

MONMOUTH. ILL.,, Nov. 12.-The Thorn
Tornadoes OF Chicago and the strong
Rock Island Independents played II
tie here Thursday In a hard-fought bat
tie
Gibson, Tornado end, suffered broken
arm. ana many other players on both
teams were injured.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
10000 Applications

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. II --Appli-
cations for tickets to the Yale Harvard
football game, Nov. 90 have reached
about 100000 The seats available number
70 900, although several more thousa Dis
will be able TO get standing room. With
special arrangements made for standing
room and extra seats, the crowd is ex-
Dected to be about so 600.
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THURSDAY COLLEGE GAMES,

Heidelberg, Z; Ohio University a.
Colorado Agricultural College, 10; Colo
RADIO College, O.
Idaho, 10; Utah, 0.
Denver University, 3; Wyoming, O.
North Carolina State, IA; Virginia Poly
Institute, G.
University of Alabama, II; University
of louisiana. G.
Albion, IS; YpsiIanti Normal, o.
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MRS. MAhf Il. CAILAHAN.
LAWRENCE. Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
struggle OF the brothers Callahan, Mike
of Princeton and Tim" of Yale, as the
captains and opposing centers of the
two Nrsity eleyens when they meet at
Prime on tomorraw, will have as wit
ness Tsain their mother, Mrs. Mary e.
Callahan OF this city.
II shall sit on the Princeton side Of
the held this year." the mother said,
explaining that she sat on the Yale side
as the guest OF Captain Tim" last year
at the Yale bowl when his team went
down to defeat before the Princeton
Tigers and he and his brother Mike
came to grips at center.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12

STATE GAMES THURSDAY.
Muncle OGer More. o; Huntington. 0.
Frankfort Legion, 50; Lafayette O.
Ex-Collegians QndianapoAs), 10; An
derSon Starlands. 0.
Richmond Legion, Z; Greenwood
Legion, 0.
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CLANCY BEATS JACKSON.

LOWELL. Mass. Nov. 12.-Andy Cha
ney, New York. challenger for the feather
weight title. won a decision over Freddie
Jackson OF England in ten round bout
here last night. Clancy had the better of
the Englishman throughout the entire
bout.
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MARTIN STOPS SMITH.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 12-Bob Mar
tin knocked out Sergt Ray Smith In the
second round of their scheduled twelve
round go here last night.
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Early Basketball

Broad Ripple High School basket ball
team meets the Hopewell High quintet
at the Ripple gym tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12

The Joy-Gloom basket ball team goes
to jamestown tomorrow evening for a
game with the jamestown Rippers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12

Indiana vs.. Notre Dame at Washing
ton park.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May lS-prlCcS CFaSncu HnNh
in tho corn market today az much as '.7c
a hushcl. Failure OF two Kansas banks.
cmba rrasscd ly unwicldiS loans on grain.
did . coed deal to bring about inc scs!inE
stampede. which took place AMI which at
tanned almost whirlwind forcc at the last
The close WAS Scmi- d"mora li5"d, Us 10
SSc net lower. with julS 81 S2's TO YIN
and September 81 s"i. to 81 soas oats nm
ished = to 81 down and provisions of "a
to SSc
weakness in the corn market began to
low records for Liberty bonds Increased
the urcasncss due TO the Kansas hank
failures ard anxiety on the part Of holders
OF Grain MAS further decpencd ny word 81
extensive price -slashinE Of department
-;oCcs md ot Industrial establishments la|-
ing of employees. besides reports wcT"
circulated that radical measures were
bout about 10 be quickly taken hy tho
Interstate Commerce Commission with
view TO breaking the RAILWAY train yam
that has been pc:Sistently blocking the
movement ot grain. Tho consequent down
ward plunge OF ;he corn market became
especially wild just before the close. Rally
ing powe. was but i.ttie n evidence as
the rocrs cleared tho p!:-
oais gave way with corn. but wcrc
s.csdied so-nswhst through aggressive
commission house suyinS of thc september
delivery.
Lover quotations on grain derressed pro
virio-s. cu. mo cites; was partly counter
hsls2ccd sy al advance. in hog value