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The herald., 1920-08-05

Schroth-On Friday at oelri
p. m. Annie Maud Entwistle, vifsa
George Schroth died. Deceased VI
born here forty-four years ago. tn
funeral took place Saturday u =
O'Clock from the late residence oim
deceased, 243 Pacific avenue. lns
ment was in FcDonogh Cemetery
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Civil District Court.
Mrs. E. L. Lee v. Jno. T. Koeste
motion and order to change donnie
Building Permits.

Mrs. z. L. Lee v. Jno. I. Rooster;
motion and order to change domicie.
Building Permits.
Mrs. jeanette B. Brauner, owner
and builder; box house, $40 lie Boeuf,
$500.
H. Haag, owner; A. Bourgeois,
builder; repairs to residence (fire
damage), 512-14 Belleville, $1432.
A. Thompson, owner; B. Bexter,
builder; two double box houses, Bell
Vile, DeArmas, Diana and Elmira,
$1,000. ''-..
The herald., 1920-08-05

The marriage Of Mr.. Louis Decker
to Miss Beatrice Hill was celebrated
last week at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Guthrie, 325 Belleville
street. Rev. c. c. Wier officiating.
The herald., 1920-08-05
(~& @~'~7
For the Trousseau.

A pretty new idea for the rousseau
is the white crepe de chine ha'hrohe
with black hem and cuttings and
white embroidery.
The herald., 1920-08-05

ton to the ninth precinct. He has
been succeeded by Capt. George Bet
CERT. The change was effective Au-
gust !.
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CHANGE IN POLICE FORCE.

Sergeant Albert Prados has been
transferred from the local police sta
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
CHARLES LOGAN
'DebOnGirs Prepare
for Second Battle
With the FerndaLes
Contest viii Be Staged at
Marion Club Court Tues
day Night.

With the city tournament wiped off
the boards, Coach Squires will start drill
ling his Debonair quintet tonight in
preparation for the second game of their
three game 3eries with the Ferndales,
which is to be played at the Marion club
next Tuesday night.
The Debonairs were carded to wallop
the Leaders in their first round game In
the tourney, but Mr.. Jinx evidently
looked up with them before the fight
started and they did not show as we'll
as was expected. However, the men are
in good condition and their followers are
not slow in voicing their opinion that
they will trample over the west end
combination in the coming attraction.
The Ferndaes and DebOpairs met
in the first game of their annual series
a little more than three weeks ago on
the Marion club court and the former
team came out on top by a one or two
point margin Both teams played hard
ia this contest, which resulted in one
of the best play ed here this season. The
"Debs" still feel the sting of this de-
feat. and they will use every trick they
know to even up matters in the second
game
The Debonairs probably will play 4
practice game with some strong anna
teur team between now and the night Of
the big fight. The Debonair club viii
dance at the Independent Athletic club
Feb. 90 The dance is an annual affair
and all members and friends of the or
ganization are invited to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
BOWLING
is GIVEN ALL
YANK CHAMPS
America Ruled Holder of Six
Titles by international
Boxing Union.
LIGHT HEAVY VACANT

PARIS, Feb. 6.-America, England and
France were apportioned ten votes each
here yesterday al the organization and
esta blishment of the international Box
ing Union Conceding to the objection Of
Americans that countries in which box
Ing is only a minor sport should not be
allowed equal representation. the union
awarded four votes to Belgium, three to
Australia, two each to Switzerland and
Italy, and one to Holland. Denmark,
Norway, Sweden. Argentine and Brazil
Major Drexel Biddle. president of the
American boxing board cabled that the
apportionment was satisfactory to the
United States. With the exception of
THE light heavyweight title, which was
declared vacant, the holders of all the
worlds championships were agreed upon.
The selections were:
Flyweight-Jimmy Wilde, England.
Bantamweight-Pet Herman, America.
Featherweigh ohnny Kilbane, Amer
lea.
ightwelght-Benny Leonard, America.
Welterweight-Jack Britton. America
Middleweight-NIike O'Dowd, America.
Heavyweight-Jack Dempsey, America
The featherveight. lightweight and
mfddleweight titles of Europe were de-
ciared vacant. The champions selected
were:
Flyweig Wilde. England.
Bant M W Ell e t. Charles Ledoux,
France
eight-Badoud. France
4 Light heavyweight and heavyweight
Georges Carpenter, France.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

men and it's n present to the alma ma
ter.
There are almost a many candidates
for the craftsmanship of the nationm
baseball commission as there are for
the presidency OF the United States OF
America and some of the names msy
be found in both lists before the count
ing Of noses is complete. The baseball
ers started with the name Of Judge Lam
dis, who became acquainted with the
fans during the agitation between or
ganized baseball and the Federal league.
Then came big Bill" Edwards Of New
York. Judge Killiiea, a retired base
bali magnate; Senator Walker, who pue
the Sunday baseball law through in New
York; Maj. Robert H. Young of Wash
ington. and such well-known gents as
Bill Taft, Bill Bryan and Bill Sunday.
The latter three were mentioned probably
through more or less of desire for
publicity to the commission. We doubt
II Taft, Bryan or Sunday would seri-
ously consider such q job, and, on the
other hand, we think there are others
| in the list far more capable Of filling
the Office suitably.
Sam Crane, former Indianapolis short
stop, is torn with eagerness and anxiety.
W. LorenZ Kopf, shortstop Of the Reds,
TO whom Crane has been traded, says he
has such an alluring business offer from
New Britain, Conn, that he may have to
take 1t up, irrespective of baseball. If
this should happen Sam would inherit the
job with the Reds. Just to show how
well he likes Mr.. Kopf, Sam says be
hopes that Lsrry's new position will net
him $4,000 a year and make him forget
all about baseball.
Charley Graham, manager of the San
Francisco Seals, picked this one of his
mail the other day:
81 am a swell football player and I
think l would make a good baseball
player. I am Of a quiet, retiring nature
and / don't care to have my name in
print"
The Seal pilot answered him to the eff
feet that a good booter doesn't take well
with the diamond fans in Frisco.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
CUE GOSSIP
MaQKM MM@NEi5bf
q u With EDDIE ASH

Mr. Fawcett is the new publisher OF
the American Golfer, which Is just an
other proof that the nineteenth hole isn't
the same old place.
They had a Smile Day" down in st.
Louis the other day. Rogers Hornsby
walked right in the front door of the
main office Of Sam Breadon, dashed out
a fountain pen, gave a certain document
the least and west" and finding certain
numerical figures to his liking thereunto
affixed his name.
There was a time when the report that
Jack Johnson was coming back to the
United States would have sent BLACK"
chill up and down some of the heavy
boys backs-but now now-no sab!
Pal Moore recently returned from Eng
land after deciding to see America
first" They say he was wilde" to get
back.
Among the visitors at the III Juana
racetrack on opening day were Jim Cor
bett, Jack Dempsey, Frank Chance and
Barney Oldfeld.
Wilde sure Is a wonderful ladd1e. Ad
Thacher of Toledo went to Milwaukee to
see the Briton sprawl Mike Ertle on the
carpet with the intention of offering
Jimmy $500 for a match with frankie
Mason After the show Wilde raised the
ante to $4,000. Joimes is a wonderful
laddie.
Greasy Neale played hcamponship ball
on the worlds championship team,
turned out a crackerjack at football at
Marietta college and is now going after
basketball honors His team sprung a
surprise by Topping the West Virginians
81 to q. Greasy is winner.
Seattle employers of Tad Jones have
done their bit toward making the grid
iron safe for the Yale Bulldog next fall
they've donated the services Of Tad
to coach the footballers and his salary
goes on just the same. They're old Yale
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
LEONARD OFFERED
GO WITH O'DOWD

NEW YORK, Feb G.-Benny Leonard
will step out of his class to take on
Mike O'Dowd, the middleweight cham
spion, if he knocks out Johnny Dundee in
Jersey City next Monday night. Dave
Driscoll, promoter Of the Leonard
Dundee bout, today announced that he
has offered Leonard the 0'Dowd match
with the provlso that the lightweight
champ must put Dundee away and Benny
has agreed to try for it.
Driscoll originally intended to match
ODowd and JEFF Smith, but Smith has
sailed for France with Al Lippe and
string of boxers. Leonard has long
cherished an ambition to meet O'Dowd
and since Jack Britton outpointed the
middleweight champion Benny is conf
dent that he, too, can defeat the boy
from st. Paul Dundee, however, is some
what of a stumbling block The Italian
boxer has suffered only one Knockout
in his long career-at the hands of Willie
Jackson-and has stood Leonard of
seven times
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Here's Chance for the
Walters; State Prize
Event Carded Feb. q

A state prize waltz has been scheduled
to add spice to the Indianapolis indoor
sport calendar, and at the rate the dane
ing craze has been booming in this city
this winter the affair is expected to
prove the biggest event of its kind ever
held here. 1t will occur at the Athe-
naeum. Michigan and New Jersey streets,
Friday night, Feb. 81. The entry fee
will be the price of admission and ae-
commodations for enthusiasts who do
not care to compete will be provided.
A prize of $50 will be awarded the
winning couple. the winners to be cho-
sen by a contest committee, the members
of which will he announced later Com
petitive dancing will start at p. III.
and continue until / a. m. If that much
time is necessary TO decide the winner.
Among those expected to enter are Paul
Gipson and Ida Abbott, who have won
prizes before in competitive Waiting and
also John Mckinley and partner and
other we'll known local walters. The
event will be open to all and out-of-town
dancers are especially invited Notices
of entry will be received at Room 405
Circle building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Grover Cleveland AIexanaer and i've Of isis PupIIs

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Feb. 6.-Grover
Cleveland Alexander has Joined the fac
ulty of the University Of Illinois. Alex
the great isn't teaching Greek. He's
teaching baseball to the students Of
pitching. He has a sizeable class George
HUFF, athletic head and Potsy Clark,
baseball coach, are perfectly satisfied to
let Alex do it, for Alex was the most
effective pitcher in the National league
last year and previously, season after
season, he ranked as one Of the best
pitchers who ever toed the slab. He
knows it and he can tell It. That's why
he Is here.
one Of the reasons Grover is here is
to help out an old teammate-Potsy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Clark. Potsy and Grover played together
on one of the winning teams of the A. f.
F. This is Clarks first season in Huf's
shoes, the big fellow having retired from
active coaching.
illinois had championship football
team. a basketball team that bids fair
to cop and now they want a baseball
championship. said Grover. land I'll do
my best to help them get 1t. Incidental
~ l am getting in shape myself"
The Illini baseballers have a huge
armory to work out in-big enough to
practice. A huge net encloses the players.
In twenty-four years Illinois has had
eleven champion teams and tied once for
the honor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Indiana Beats Huskers

LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. 6.-The Nebraska
basketball FIVE received their lrst reverse
OF the home season when they lost TO the
Indiana Hoosicrs last night "a to 80.
The Indiana team, tutored by Jumbo"
Sttehm former Nebraska coach, had tho
edge ou the Huskers In goal shooting
and foul throwing, and the victory went
to the HOLSTERS on merit after thrilling
contest
Russell of Nebraska with FIVE goals
and Phillips of Indiana with four led
IN throwing from the floor, but the In
diana triumph re,ulted largely from
Deans superior throwing of foul goals,
Dean sent six hits through the ring. On
the other hand, Nebraska was weak
where Dean was proficient, as Bckins
accounted for only four foul goals in
eleven attempts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
HenHeSsey Individual
Star in Basket Meet

There is no denying that the Turner's
had the individual stars of the tourna-
ment and that Johnny Hennessey was
the brightest Of all stars. The rangs
Forward stacked Up thirty-three points
for his team In the three games played
getting four field goals against the Boys
club. five against the Leaders and seven
In the final scrap. He also registered a
foul goal In the first-round game. To
bring moro honor to the house Of Hen
ressey Johnny took the long shot hon
ors when he Gagged the ball on an "aIl-
theway" throw in the Wednesday night
contest. Secrest. Turner guard, comes
second on the scoring list with a twenty
six point total for three games and sec
ond on the long shot list by virtue of his
toss In the first overtime period of last
nights game
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
State Rifle Competition
Is Set for March 10-11

A state rife match will be staged in
Indianapolis on March 10 and Il, It was
Of the board Of directors Of the State
Rife association In the offices OF Harry
B. Smith, adjutant general The eight
cen rife clubs Of the state Will partici
pate
Regulations governing the match will
limit each club to a team Of four men.
In the competition each team member
will be allowed twenty five shots, making
a total Of 100 rounds fred by, each team
ANY type Of sights except glass Will be
allowed. Distance from target will be
seventy five feet.
II Is expected that the matches will be
held on the new rife range now being
constructed at the state armory at Six
tenth street and Senate avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
AS a Fugitive, Jack
Is Good Press Agent,
Say Federal Officials

CHICAGO. Feb, 6.-Federal officials
in Chicago admit that as a fugitive
from justice Jack Johnson is a wOu-
derful press agent.
The dusky battler's widely heralded
letter pleading for a chance TO come
back from his exile in Mexico City
and fight charges against him in
Uncle Sans courts reached District
Attorney Clyne yesterday.
"It's a good enough letter. re-
marked the prosecutor, except that
it has all the earmarks of a press
agent story. I will not answer the
letter. When, Johnson steps foot on
American soil he VIII be arrested and
sent to Jail to serve the sentence
standing against him. There will be
no immunity from justice
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
TilsOn Leads Purdue.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 6.-Donald q.
Tilson, for the past three years a member
Of the Purdue basket team. was elected
captain yesterday afternoon. following
the resignation of F. L. Coming from
that position. Tilson came to Purdue
from Jefferson high school, where he
made a great record, being a member
of the state championship team of 1915
The newly elected captain is a senior
in the school Of chemical engineering.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Bastian Joins Butler

Buffers basketball team win start its
last lap tonight when it meets the rhy-
the last two days the squad has shown
m remarkably we'll. considering the
backsets the team has suffered during
the season Several new men have been
added to the squad and Coach Head is
confident the team will make a credit
able showing in the remaining games of
the season.
Bob Bastian. former athlete at De
PAW. has reported to the squad and
center in the absence Of Capt. Shockley,
who is suffering with a badly bruised
leg.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Baseball Bits
MACK DROPS
FIVE PITCHERS

PHILADELPHIA. Feb Give young
pitchers who expected to unimber their
arms with Connie Mack in the train
Ing camp at Lake Charles, La. have been
given the gate" They are Jimmie linn
Texas youth, of whom much was eX-
pected Bob Hasty. Ray Roberts and
Daniel Boone, who helped Atlanta with
the Southern pennant, and Lefty YOrks.
a hero Of the war. Manager Mack an
nounced that fourteen pitchers will be
taken south The name Of ling John
son does not appear in the list. 1t Is
said he Is q holdont
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Weekend Basketball

BIG TEN.
Saturday
Illinois VS.. Purdue at Lafayette
Indiana vs.. Iowa nj Iowa City
Chicago vs.. Minnesota at Minneapolis
COLLEGE.
Friday
Wabash vs.. Michigan Aggies at East
Lansing.
Rose Poly vs. Franklin a Franklin
Butler vs.. Physical Eds az Butler Gym.
Saturday
Wabash vs.. Notre Dame at South Bend.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Friday
Shortridge vs. Upton at Upton.
Broad Ripple VS.. GreensburR at
Saturday.
Technical VS. Lebanon at Y. NJ G. A
Manual vs.. Martinsville at Martiusville.
Roy Sanders, former X. c. Blue pitcher
and now a member OF the Phlllies' hurl-
ing star. will coach the baseball pitchers
at Kansas university during spring train
ing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
JACK NOT TO
SHOW IN PERSON

3 NEW YORK, Feb 6.--There is small
likelihood that Jack Dempsey, world
heavyweight champion will appear per
-navy. and civilian board of boxing con
troll which on Feb. II viii hold a hear
ing on the titleholder's activities for his
country during the war. While no Of
fetal information was forthcoming today,
and in the absence Of any direct word
from either Dempsey or his manager.
Jack Kearns, the general impression was
that the champion will submit his case
in the form of affidavits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
BOXING
Indiana Is Named
on Rutgers GridirOH
Schedule for 1920

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Feb. e.
Rutgers will meet the University Of
California in san International baseball
game here June II. The game will be
the feature of alumni day exercises.
Rutgers probably will play a return
game next year in California. Graduate
Manager Heittkamp also has announced
three intersectional football games: Ne
braska in New York, Indiana here, and
Detroit in the west.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
sEE FRAZEE- sAYs HTsTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-The fact tba.
Babe Ruth is on his way east from Call
fornia to ask for part of the purchase
price paid TO Roston by the Yankees
for his release does not concern the
New York owners. Ruth will have TO
decker with Harry Frazee If he wants
my Of the purchase money" said Col.
Of ours"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
REEcHER HITS HARD.

DETROIT. Feb. 6-Willie Beecher Of
New York Internationally fouled Johnny
Mendelsohn of Milwaukee in the final
round of their ten-round bout last night
and was disqualified. Mendelsohn had
the better of the fighting up to the time
of fhe foul
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

: PUEBLO. Colo. Feb 6.-Ray Temnle
IF st. Paul was given the decision over
Rud Christiano of Buffalo in a fast
Twelve round bout last night. The men
are lightweights. Nat Leonard of Colo
RADIO Springs and Mutt Mckee of Okla
home City fought eight fast rounds t.
4 draw. Jimmy Cashiil of st Paul was
given a decision over Kid Paul of Pueblo
after eight rounds of hard milling.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
RRFNNAN a WINNER.

& KANSAS CITY. Feb. g.. Knockout Bill
Brennan. Chicago heavyweight. oftboxed
aud outfought Hugh Walker Of Kansas
City In ten-round bout last night Joe
MCGOWAN, Kansas City, scored tech
niaal Knockout over Matt Smith Of Des
Moines in the last round Of their ten
round bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
GUNNER BEATS MEEHAN.

Z OAKLAND. Cal Feb 6.-Gunbost
Smith won decision over Willie Nee
han in four round boxing match here
last night He knocked Meehan down in
the second round
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Joe Jenkins. utility
catcher Of the Chicago American league
team, was released Thursday to the Salt
Lake City club OF the Pacific Coast
league.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

ried when the half closed with them
on the bottom side of an s to count.
In the second period they frightened up
a bit and put their passing ability on
display for the first time. They played
their opponents Off the boards In this
half and we're easy % to IL winners.
The Turner's had no such luck in their
combat with the fast travelling Leaders.
The "Y' quintet was doped to put up
great battle and this was one time dur
the right channel. They kept the
Turner's. crippled by the loss of their
star and captain, Johnny Rice, who Is
confined to his bed with an attack OF
influenza. humping all the time and made
Hennessev and Secrest turn out several
long shots to send their team up for
81 TO 10 victory
The lineup and summary OF the Thurs
day games follow:
Joy -Glooms (23) Pafr-oDice t110
Bridgford ...... Forward .......... Wheat
Miniken ....... Forward go. Tomlinson
Hilderbrand ... Center. ..... Underwood
Todd ........... Guard........ Heitkam
Dawson ......:. Guard. .... Snouse
Field goals Bridgford, 81 Todd 3;
Hilderbrand @ Milliken, /; Tomllnson
. Underwood, 1 Heitkam, / Rain, 1.
Foul goals-Todd, Underwood, l.
stitutions-Grimes for Bridgford,
Rain for Wheat, Barton for Tomlinson.
Referee-Head.
Turner's (on Leaders (19e.
Volrath .........F Forward ........,. Beam
CIrund ......... Forward courtney
GOett ........... .Center....... Barnum
Secrest ......... Guard ..........,. Nancy
Sedensticker ..... Guard ........... Raber
Field goals-Hennessey 5; Secrest, 8;
Nancy, 2; Courtney, 2; Barnum, 3; Beam,
1; Raber. l.
Foul goals -Secrest, /; Barnum, ?.
Referee-Webb
To,o,d C,1oor,s 1a2, Trr1ors (ool
Millikin .......... Forward 90. Hennessey
Bridgeford ,..... Forward ......... Grupd
Hildebran1 ......Ceuter. .........+ GOett
Todd ......-,... Guard ........... Secrest
Dawson ........ Guard ...... Seldensticker
Suhstitutiou-ti for Todd.
Field goals-Nillikin 3. Brldgeford ..
Iildehrand :, Todd, Dawson, Hennessey
Z. Goett 3, Secrest 4.
Foul goals-Goett, Bridgeford, Todd >.
Referee-Head.
A six game interclty series will be
played between the St Louis Cards and
the Browns bppinnin1 .ApriI
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
LYNCH STOPS sIEGEL.

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 6.--Joe Lynch
knocked out Eddie Siegel in the third
round of a scheduled eight-round bout
here last night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

\ six game interclty series will be
played between the st. Louis Cards and
The Browns. beginning Arril 3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Mr. Fawcett is the new publisher OF
the American Golfer, which Is just an
other proof that the nineteenth hole isn't
the same old place.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Among the visitors at the III Juana
racetrack on opening day were Jim Cor
bett, Jack Dempsey, Frank Chance and
Barney 0ldfeld.