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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Hendricks Speeds Up
Training Plans; Wright
Not Coming to Indians

Manager Jack Hendricks started speed
ing up spring training camp preparations
ut Washington park today and he antici-
pates little trouble in getting the Tribe
squad away to a proper start when the
Hoosiers leave for st, Petersburg March
10 He still has hopes of getting Short
stop SmitiI from Cincinnati, and Is still
negotiating for pitchers also. Through a
decision of the minor league ruling boa I'd
the indianapolis club has lost out In its
efforts to obtain Indelder Eddie Wright
OF the Des Moines team. The player was
under the impression that he was free
agent when he signed a Hoosier contract
but later Developments proved otherwise.
and now Des Moines has sold his services
to Kansas City. Hendricks still has Cow
iugton. Schneider. O'Mara. Wolf and POS
sibly Bronkie for the inner works, and
there Is not much worry over this de-
partment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Luck Turns Against
Once Famous Jockey

Luck was not with jockey Cliff Rob
inson at New Orleans this winter. out
Of form and discouraged, he has zone
back to Churchill Downs, where it is
said, he will gallop horses for Miller
Henderson so as to be near Lexington
when the races open in Nav
Since the fair grounds meeting at New
Orleans. Robinson has shown only flashes
of the form that made him the leading
rider last season. Rohinson's sad finish
as a great jockey is similar to the recor'
with which Buddy" Ensor made on the
Crescent City track in the fall of 1913
and finally lost his ability to ride
horse entirely.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Records Shattered i'm
Detroit Swim Event

DETROIT March 1-One worlds rec
ord was shattered Saturday night in the
Central a. A. T. swimming champion.
ships, Miss Sybil Bauer of the Illinois
Athletic club negotiating the 100 yard
back stroke for women ia % Miss
Bauer's former record for the 75-foot
pool was 1 "a 40.
Clement Brown of the Chicago A. A.
took another c. A, A. L. title from W. I.
Wallen, I. A. c., by winning the SsOlyard
in easy fashion. Wallen lost the mile IL
tie to Brown two weeks ago Helen
Thompson of Milwaukee won the 100 yard
breast stroke after n close race with
Essia Harrison, representing the Detroit
A. c. The mems 200-yard breast stroke
was a nip and tuck event. with f. NJ
Chapman and g. II. Taylor. both of the
Chicago A. A. fighting It out to the
finish. Chapman nosed his club mate out
In the final ten yards
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

The International league moguls met
and announced there would be no in
crease In admission prices. They In
creased 'em last year and they didn't
have the nerve to tack on another boost
H.
Connie Mack may be last in the Ameri-
can league, but he is the first in spring
training. His athletes were off to al
most weeks start on the other clubs.
Fhe early bird catches the worm. hut
the American league worm evidently
lives in the cellar.
Il Il Il
Bush league stars we have been read
lug about all winter are already on
their way hack to the minors The exc
dus viii continue until the middle OF
May and a few stragglers will be ac-
ce)ting return tickets even at later dates.
II T. II
Dock White, famous former star OF
the White Sox, has grown a mustache.
He always had whiskers on the ball.
H. IL
Old Bat Nelson receives $225, zoo by
his fathers will. But it was the money
that Bat made in the ring and entrusted
to his fathers care. Old Bat was a foxy
bird and recognized the danger Of car.
rying too many bucks around loose when
he was mixing with the gay boys Of
SPortdom.
~
The Belelans have played the deuce"
with American tcnnisers. The latter will
waste no love" on them.
r.
Baseball comes high in New York
The fans foot the bills for such fellows
as Babe Ruth. further increase Ia
prices has been announced by both clubs.
Imagine bleacher seats at IS cents!
i T.
A standing invitation has been issued
TO all big league umpires 10 go south
with the ball clubs. II II a good sue
gestion. The pitchers viii frame up
some sort Of deceptive deliveries to beat
the freak pitching rules and the umpircs
vent get wise until the season is well
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Northwest Skate Results

ST. PAUL, March Taking first place
in three of the fcur senior events, Everett
MCGOWAN of st. Paul, international skat-
ing champion, Sunday won the North
western Indoor Amateur Skating asso-
clation's championship with total of
ninety points.
MCGOWAN captured first in the quarter,
half and mile. The two-mile event was
won by Moore. Rose Johnson of Chi
cago won the woman's events with 60
points. In the quarter Miss Johnson
broke the worlds record for women.
making it in IS seconds She held the
previous mark of 45 % seconds.
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Wins Horseshoe Title

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March L.
George May Of Akron won the national
championship at the annual winter tour
nament of the National Horseshoe Pitch
ers' association just closed here Thirty
contestants took part in the tournament
For the first time the association has
decided to hold a midsummer tourna-
meut. 1t will be held at Akron prob
ably tine first week in August. The win
ter tournament will be held here next
year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Braden Leaves Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March lin
Braden. Yale football fullback and track
star has left college because Of injuries
received during the gridfren season.
Braden lost so much time and feIl so far
behind Ia his studies that he decided TO
accept a war diploma instead of trying
FOR the regular degree next June Braden
broke his nose and injured two ribs in.
tia Yale Princeton game
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Highest Honor Voted
Woman Swimmer by
Gotham Mems Club

NEW YORK, March Miss Ruth
Smith, swimming star, formerly of
Columbus and Cleveland, is the first
woman athlete to be awarded a life mem
berslIip in a mems club of the metro
politan district As a reward for her
feat in winning the national 100-yard
championship recently, the Morningdale
A. C. voted her a life membership. In
eighteen years only FIVE have won this
distinction.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

This afternoon at 30 Coolers billiard
academy was to be the rendezvous OF the
greatest billiard attraction on earth.
Hoppe and Peterson-that's all.
Hoppe has ruled through a span OF
fourteen consecutive years in his par
ticular field of endeavor and who, de
spite this long reign, is now in better
stroke than at any time during his bril-
liant career will demonstrate TO the 10
cal enthusiasts Just why he has been
properly termed the cue master.
Charles c. Peterson, one of the most
prominent billiard players in America,
and the greatest fancy shot player liy-
ing will be Hopes opponent at each
of the four sessions to be played today
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Boxing Champ and
Manager Haze Money
Handy Awaiting Call
Dempsey and Keayns Arrange
Affairs as Indictments
Are Due.

LOS ANGELES, March Jack Demp-
sey, heavyweight boxing champion of the
world, and Jack Kearns, his manager.
we're ready to provide bonds today be-
fore the United States commissioner here
on the indictments returned against them
in San Francisco charging conspiracy to
evade the selective draft and actual eva
sion of the draft, according to a state
ment last night by Kearns. I'VE have
been informed by our attorneys that the
indictments have been mailed from San
Francisco to the United States marshal
here and that we would be notified when
they arrive" Kearns said. Each of US
Will be ready with a bond for $1,000"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

wondered why the Ellis brothers never
make these all-star teams at the Midwest
shop.
Spelcker led the one round fame seek
ers with nothing less than a 233.
The Big Four-C. l. & W. nine game
match closed with the latter combination
on top By 236 pins.
Meister OF tho Big Four team copied
the one round hOnOrs IN the fnal three
games when he cashed a I'D check.
The G., T. & w. crew wants games with
the best railroad teams IN this part of the
country. For Information address T. J
keiser, 6l2 North Hamilton avenue.
The Nordyke and Marmon handicap
tourney VIII open on the Capitol drives
tonight. The doubles matches will be
wiped OFT the card this evening and the
five man, four man. three-man and singles
events viii be shot on successive Friday
nights. Any bowler who competed I'm
the Marmon interdepartment loop Is
eligible for competition In this event and
the handicap arrangements will give
everybody chance to get In on the prizes
The Marmon bowlers' banquet will be
held et the Marmon club Wednesday eve
ming and the prizes donated by the com
pany will be distributed at that time.
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Al
INpIA%APOLIS

April IS, 10. 20. p
June II. Is, 10. 20
Aug .. 30 30 81
April Il. Is. Is, n
June 81, D., %, -
Sept. .. 8. 9. :
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Legion Baseball Meeting

Managers of proposed post baseball
teams OF the Marion county American
legion organizations who are planning
to place clubs in the Legion Baseball
league are urged to attend the meeting
of the Marion county district athletic
committee at the Board of Trade build
Ing eighth hoor) tonight 1t is i'm
perative that all posts have a repre-
sentative present as there is no time
to be lost on this venture.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Murphy, Thomas and
Vail Auto Race VictOrs

Los ANGELES, March Figures an
nounced Sunday by the official scorers
of the $50 mile automobile race Saturday
gave second place and a purse of $4,000
TO Joe Thomas and placed Ira Vail third.
Unofficial scorers Saturday placed Vail
second and Thomas third. The official
score also clipped a minute from the un-
official time of Jimmy Murphy, who won
the race and prize Of $4,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
BASKET BALL
Dangerous Dan McGrew

Ted McGrew of this city, veteran
minor league manager and umpire, is
reading poetry this winter. He's been
looking through volumes in his
search for a classic labeled, Dan
gerous Dan McGrew." Ted recently
was appointed on the Coast league
staff, and says the Coast league fans
have dubbed him Dangerous Dan"
and he wants to know what it's all
about.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
Tooth Fuller With Giants

ST. LOUIS. March lin the Giants
party. which arrived Sunday from
New York, en- route to the training
camp at San Antonio, was DR.. Beers,
the club dentist. He will look after
the chewing work of the players.
McGraw doesn't want any OF his men
out of the game with molar ailments,
as he believes. they are subject to
enough injtries without troubles OF
this sort.
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Come on, BrOther!'

All Shortridge went to church yes
terday!
After an address at the north side
school several weeks ago by LEGAL
minister, 1t was suggested that the
student body attend church the Sun
day before the basketball sectional"
the team and yesterday saw many
hours of sleep fruthlessiy sacrificed"
that the Blue and White might have
thu LORD ON it's side
Students at the other schools are
quoting Nap6leon's statement that.
The Lord issOn the side which has
The heaviest artillery
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
THE BIG DRIVE
Indians Abroad

AZ coIumbus-ApriI 81. IS. 90. so: june
26. 20. 81, IS; July %, 20, rs. 26.
At ToledO-May I. 9, 3. {; June 20.
30; July I, 2; Sept. IL. 10. II. rs.
At Isouisvills-MRy 8. :. g, O.; July 3,
: tS). 90; sept. s. 0. 10. II.
At Milwaukce-SIay II, I2. IS. IA; July
IL. l2. IS. H. Aug. "a. rs. 60. p.
At Kansas Ctty-AIay rs. 10, II, Is;
July :. 9. o. 10; Aug. 90. 81. 2. 80.
At lndianapolis--Nfny 20, 81, 20, %
July 10. 90. ell Aug. 10, 10. II. rs. IS.
At st. Paul-May "a. 2B, IS. 81; July
Is. 10. II. Is; Aug. 10. IL. Is. IS.
Dates In parenthesis are holidays.
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June Il, IL. Is
Aug. 4 :, q. 10
Sept II. tS,i0.20.2i
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PREPARED POE

April %, Is
Ny IS. O.31,a.ni
July s. 5. pm, %
SEPT. 4, 0. am.
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THEY'LL EAT WHAT I'VE corr

Frank FoEarty, one-tlme vaudeville
monolOgist, but now secretary TO the
president Of the borough Of Brooklyn, is
sponsor for this one:
First Irishman-The rats at our place
are terrible. They're running sll over
the place and they eat up everything.
Second Irishman-Why don't you giva
them rat biscuit?
First Irishman-Rat biscuit, nothing.
They'll eat what I've got or they can 60
TO hell-Chicago Tribune.
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NEM CIAss rn InnP

AUBURN. y. Y, March Secretary
John H. Farrell of the National Assooias
ton of Professional Baseball leagues 80
announced that the Piedmont league in
Guiding the cities of Greensboro. Wins
ton, Durham, Raleigh and High Point
n. @. and Danville, Va, mas qualified for
membership in Glass D.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
MINORS NAME TEARNEY.

CHICAGO, March THE minor
leagues of professional baseball have
chosen AL Tearney, president of the
Western and Three-I lea CUES, to repre-
sent them in all matters under discus
sion, pertaining to them before the ma
tional commission. Mr. Tearney has long
been an advocate for the minor league
representation before the commission.
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HERRICK TAXES COUNT.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March Homer
Smith of Renton Harbor. heavyweight
champion Of Michigan, won a technical
knockout over Jack IIeTrick. Kawanee,
Ill, In tia third 70 Ind Of their scheduled
ten-round bout here. The referee stopped
the bout after Herrick had been hOOred
three times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

April is. 10, 20. 81
June 81, -, %. -
Sept. IS. IA. Is. 1G
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NEW SKI RECORD.

DILLON, Colo, March 1.-Anders
Haugen Of Dillon Sunday broke the
worlds skiing record, made By himself
jumping PA feet. His previous record
was 2l2 1-S feet Henry Hall of Denver
was second Ia the tournament, jumping
pol feet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

wondered why the Ellis brothers never
make these all-star teams at the Midwest
shop.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

May 6, Z, >. 9
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MIf.WATlNEE
AND THE

April q. q, Is
May IS, -. 3C.31.3i
July a, q, -. "a
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WARNER GOES TO SAINTS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 1-Hoke
Warner, formerly of the Pittsburg Ma
tionals and last season utility in6elder for
the Kansas City American association
team, will be with the st. Paul associa-
ton club next season, George Muehle-
back, president of the Kansas City club,
announced last night
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CARDS GO TO CAMP

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The st. Louis
Nationals departed for Brownsville. Tex.
Saturday to begin their spring training
Twenty nine members Of the team, in
Guiding Manager Branch Hickey. were N
the party. The Cardinals and Philadel-
phia Americans will play sixteen games
in the Texas region before returning
north
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BROWN TAKES BEATING.

TULSA, Okla, March 1.-Battling Or
toga of Los Angeles Won decision over
George TX. o. Brown of Chicago. Or
tega carried the hghting to Brown in
almost every round. Browns ability to
take punishment saved him several times
from a Knockout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01
oN MAY no MEsr RAnEN.

PTTTSBURG, March THE first squad
Of the Pittsburg National league baseball
club left here Sunday for West Baden,
Ind, to prepare for the coming season.
They were headed by George Gibson,
newly appointed manager.
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BOXING
YANK BoxERs BEAr FRENCH.

PARIS, March Johnny Griffith.
American pugilist. won on punts from
Albert Badoud, welterweight champion Of
Europe, In a twenty round bout at the
Cirque Departs. Griffith was the winner
all the way. Soldier" Bartfield, Ameri-
can, forced Pionnier, Frenchman, to quit
In the ninth round of their ten-round
bout.
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April Is. 10. 20. q
June q, -. 3, -
Sept. IL, II. *. 10
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HEATING TO COACH.

BOSTON, March 1.-The Boston Ma
t.onals have announced that Pitcher Ray
Healing has been sold to the Los An
geles club of the Pacific Coast league.
Heating was not satisfied with the con-
tract the Braves offered him.
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o.DoMn VS.. RArNER.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. March Mike
o'Dowd, middleweight champion. has
signed to NEE: AuCie Rather OF New
York in a ten-round contest here March
l., 1t was announced Sunday.
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CHICAGO. March Johnny Overlook.
who last year starred on the mound for
Jim Hutton's Waukegan club. has been
signed by St Paul of the American as
scciatiOn. Overlook ranks as one Of
Chicago's best semi-pro hurlers.
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STAN ZBYszKo WINS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Stanilaus
Zbyszko, Polish heavyweight wrestler. in
his first appearance in New York since
his return TO this country. defeated Franz
Collar. Bohemian heavyweight, in two
straight falls Saturday.
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MIN&EAp0VIG

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PERRY REATs GILL.

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, March Jack
Perry of Pittsburg outp tinted Johnny
gin in ten rounds of fast fighting here
Saturday night.
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First State Tourney
for Amateurs Ends
With Anderson Best
Independent Basket Meet
Voted Success by Fans
Hutchinson Winners Star.
Amateur Tourney Windup
SEMT-FTNALS.

SEMt-FINALS-
Vfncennes. 81: Evansville, 20.
Anderson, 90: South Side Turner's, H.
FINALS.
Anderson, %: vincennes, 16.
With the victory of the Anderson Y.
NJ. C. A. five over the Vincennes quintet
late Saturday, q to 16, at the local \.
NJ, C. A, the first annual state 15O-pound
independent amateur basketball tourra-
ment was brought to successful close.
Vincennes put up a game fight, but II
was unable to stop the rushes of the
Madison county boys, who got a sale
lead early and were not given much
stiff opposition until near the HTindup,
when Anderson made a terrific EFFORT
to swell its score, an effort which got
points but which fell far short of what
Anderson already had amassed.
NEW VENTURE
PROVES POPULAR.
The tourney was an entire success and
Director Zimmerman was congratulated
on all sides for the efficient manner in
which he organized and carried out the
new venture in Indiana basketball Eight
cen teams. representing various sections
Of the state. competed in the two days
playing and the class game and
craftsmanship was OF high ordeT
throughout. The three referees, Feezei.
Head and Behrent, handled the contests
IN fast style, and fans who attended,
expressed satisfaction over the smooth
manner in which the games moved along.
The tournament established the TACT tnat
independent amateur basketball has
large following. as fans came TO the
city from all over the state, ard future
meets no doubt will increase In popular
.ty as the seasons go by.
Hutchison, center. was the star of the
victorious Anderson team, his basket
shooting being a feature of nearly every
game his quintet played. For VIM
cennes. Ulery and Kixmil-er displayed
the best form throughout the meet.
Speck and Burlingame also were An
derson stars by their effective guarding,
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and Woods. forward, produced a few
thrills by his clever dribbling-
TURNER'S MAKE
ANDERSON FIGHT.
In order to reach the finals Vincennss
eliminated the strong Evansville Lin
coins in the semi-fnals, 81 to 20. and An
derson put the skids under the Indian
apciis South Side Turner'S, 20 to IA. The
Turner's lost their basket eyes and Mid
ellsworth was the only local player who
seemed able to find the draperles. The
Turner'S reached the semi finals by de
feating the Darlington Bearcats In a
rough game. 0 to 5. The south side boys
didn't lose any of their fighting ability
in the semi finals with Anderson, and
they made the Madison county aggrega-
ton go the limit in order to stay in
front. Summaries Of the semi FINALS and
finals follow:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-01

ubstitutlons-Conn for Gruend, Smith
for Woods. Field goals-Swinford. Woods
Hutchinson 4, Burlingar1e, Mddesworth 3,
Rice. Foul goals-Hutchison ., Burlln
game 4, Rice 2. Secrest g. Conn. Referee
Head. Umpire-Feezel.
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