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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-04-13
JAS. A. CALLAWAY, VETERAN
NEWSPAPER MAN, DIES
Succumbed to Attack of Pneumonia
at Hospital in Baltimore.

Jas. A. Galloway, who was for
many years the travelling representa-
tive of the Macon Telegraph in this
section and for some years past on
the editorial staff of that paper, died
Saturday at Johns Hopkin hospital
in Baltimore, where he had been for
some time under treatment for
Bright's disease. Pneumonia was the
cause of his death. He was 70 years
of age and a Confederate veteran.
The burial was at Macon.
Mr.. Galloway had many friends in
Dawson and throughout this section.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
ShOrtridge Weakens in
Second Half and Falls
Before Muncie Quint

After holding Muncle to practically
even terms for the first twenty minutes
Of going. the Shortridge court athletes
weakened In the second session OF their
game on the north side floor yesterday
and were defeated by "a IS to ~ count.
The first period came to a close with
the count standing S 10 in favor Of
Muncie. In this stanza the locals played
banS-up basketball and were conceded
good chance to come back and win IN
the second half Their passing was good
in this first period, but they could not
connect for short shots, Riley being the
only man 70 score. Muncie's team work
was nothing TO talk about, but they
KEEP up steady fire from long distance
to get most Of their points
In the second session the strength of
the locals withered away and they could
offer chiy a feDle defense, forgetting ev-
erything in regard to offensive play
Yesterdays defeat was the seventh 0r
the season for the ShOrtridge team.
Following the game with Muncie the
Shortridge team faces one of The hardest
holiday schedules ever set for Blue and
White FIVE The card follows:
Dec 27-Brazil at Brazil
Dec. 30-Garheld at Terre Haute
Dec. 31-Wiley at Terre Haute.
Jan. 1-FincenRes ut YlHcennes
OF the schools Shortridge plays on IT'S
vacation trip the hardest will be Viz
cennes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Elk Dates Set

TOLEDO, Dec. 23.-The Elks' national
tournament for 1921 will be held in To-
ledO beginning on Feb. II, it was an
nounced Wednesday by officials of the
American Bowling Congress here. One
hundred teams from all parts Of the coun-
try will take part
An effort is being made to bring a num-
Der OF New York bOwlers here for the
event. Fifteen or twenty teams will gp
from Toledo to the American Bowling
Congress tournament at Buffalo next
spring. Toledo is a bidder for the 1922
meet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Scarlet Machine Is
GiUen Real Battle
by EGrLhdRt TOSSerS
Wabash Hangs Up Safe
Margin, HOweUer, Late in
Gdme-G0ldsberry Shines.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec. %
Not until the final stage OF their contest
was reached were the Wabash basket
tossers able to show a marked adyanta ge
over the Earlham athletes here last night
In a contest that was won by the Scarlet.
SO to %.
Earlham got away with a three point
lead at the start OF the game. only to lose
II when Schanlaub and Goldsberry reg
istered from the court. The going was
fast In the first session. the lead switch
ing back and forth. and the count stood
II to 10 in favor OF Wabash when the
rest whistle blew.
Late In the second half the Wabash
machine hit the proper stride and quick
~ piled up safe margin Of points Earl
ham had q wonderful four-mAn ofIense
ana carried the bali down the hoor With
lightning speed, but Captain Burns and
crater were always on deck 10 bust up
their chances at short shots
Goldsberry. with seven field goals and
nEe from the foul line, was easily the
scoring star of the contest
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
The New Champion

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The name in
full of the new bantamweight title
holder is Joseph Aloysius Lynch
He was born on New 1ork's west
side twenty-three years ago and
entered the ring five years ago as an
amateur.
He saw service with the 4. T. T..
being overseas with the 9th Division
while in the Army he met Jimmy
Wilde. fiyweight champion, and lost
decisions to him in bouts held in Eng
land under the British point system.
Lynch earned the right to meet
Pete Herman for the crown by knock
ing out Jack Sharkey recently. Be
fore that he gained considerable at
tentiOn in 1918 by knocking out Kid
Williams, former bantam champ.
Lynch has earned a big sum with
the boxing gloves, but between bouts
ne often drives a truck for "Oid Man"
Lynch. He is known "a a home boy
and when not engaged in fisticuffs he
usually can be found In his own
neighborhood.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

Buckeye Grid Men
GiUen Big Welcome
on Western Arrival

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dec. 23.-The
Ohio State University football team, which
viii play the University OF California at
Pasadena New Years day, was received
here Wednesday by Governor stephens.
He said he was native Of Ohio and was
sorry to see such fine young men gong
to certain defeat.
The Ohio squad was royalty entertained
at Berkeley. An automobile tour Of
Berkeley and OF the campus of the Uni
versity Of California and an official re-
ception at the City Hall, trip across
San Francisco bay and an automobile ride
around San Francisco were among the
features Bay district graduates OF Ohio
States rendered the squad a banquet in
San Francisco last night.
The Ohio squad was to so to Palo Alto
today, where 1t was to practice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Cathedral FiUe Set
for Opening Clash
With Acton QI:int

The Cathedral High School basket ball
players will swing into action tomorrow
afternoon on the floor of the old Masonic
dancing pavilion, meeting the Acton High
School quintette In what promises to be
a scrappy contest all the way.
Coach Feeney sent his Cathedral team
through a heavy scrimmage with the
scrubs yesterday afternoon, and all regu
lars appeared In the best of shape for
the opening game, which they are deter
mined to mark up in their win column.
The Cathedral team of this year Is
practically the same as the one that es
tablished a clean record for last season.
and the Catholic followers are banking
on this as another big season.
Feeney has several good men ready to
start tomorrow's contest. but II is proba.
bic that Mooney and Ruckclshaus will
work at the forward stations. Brezettt
Will start at center and Hardness and
Harmon at the guard position.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Upton Shows Way to
Em-Roes in Big Game,
Leading From Star

Upton, Ind, Dec. 23.-Baffled froml
the very first moment Of play by speedy
short-pass attack, the Indianapolis En-
Roes went down to 31-to24 defeat be-
force the Upton quintette here last night.
Upton took the lead a few seconds after
play opened, when Jones connected from
the middle of the court, and was never
passed by the Green and White visitors.
The first half ended 10 to 10 with the
Upton athletes in front The Em-Roes
came back with burst of terrific speed
in the second session and fought hard to
get out in front, but Franklin and Jones
kept the locals in the lead at all times
with their thrilling shots. Oscar Behrent
and Campbell went best for the EN-
Roes, each scoring four field goals.
Johnny Hennessey also went good for the
time that he was in the game, snagging
two baskets from the court.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

Doweli of the Service Shop went home
with all the honor one may gain In the
Citizens Gas loop. He scored POI and
20) in his second and third games. The
Service won two from the ByProducts.
Courtot of the Products was in the
double hundred ranks.
Campbell of the Mechanics went good
every time, but he couldn't supply any
feature stuff.
The Diamond Chain shooters won two
of three special matches with the Eli
Lilly shooters. Offsets and Pins won
for the Diamonds. while the Alcrestas
were the Lilly winners.
The ushers took two from the Deacons
and the Singers won two from the Par
sons In the Sutherland Sunday School
League.
A picked squad of c., l. & W.. pinmen
beat the l.. E. e. w. all-star cast, 245O
to 2,415, In a special match. Jay and
Mathews went big for the winners.
II Simond had not uncorked that 213,
the Annex would have lost to the Main
Store in this weeks Goldstein match.
The Simon Pures got away with a two
pin victory in the first game and pro-
ceeden to win two more from the Armour
Star Bacons The Star Hams took two
from the Hut-Plas.
Last night was bargain night in the
Elks League and the Shin Bones and
Ears put out the big treats. Their battle
was a hot AFFAIR with the Ears winning
the odd game, after they registered LOLA
to beat 1,00O5 in the second round.
Kirkhoff and Martin went big guns for
the Ears, while Cobler and Soltau carried
the brunt of the Shin Bones burden.
Back in something like his old form
Jess Pritchett gave the boys something
to stutter about when he kicked out
counts Of PIG. 206 and 23T for the Teeth.
Cobie was not far behind Prichett with
counts OF 202, 257 and 1Ss.
The Teeth worked in harmony in the
second game and stacked up total Of
1906
Pollard. Westover and Richter, bowl
ing against the Teeth for the Tails. piled
up a good total in their first game and
nearly made 1t two out OF three for their
team.
The Hoors went far and wide over the
800 mark TO take two games from the
Eyes. King hit for 2Ol, 1913 and 234 for
the losers in this match.
The Antlers put up a good fight. but
were nosed out in every game with the
Hides.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
II. S. STARS GET GLIMPSE
OF REAL PURDUE SPIRIT

come. However. he declared that so far
he was the only man who did not know
who the new Purdue football coach
would be.
Dean Potter discussed I'm detail the
work OF the engineering school, It's his
tory. the research work and the plans
for the future.
PURDUE CAPTAINS
ARE PRESENT.
Two Purdue football players SAT with
the high school athletes and were called
on for speeches. They were F. j. Birk.
captain OF the 1920 team and All State
star, and "Zeb' Carmen, captain OF the
1921 team
The recent reports sent out through a
certain press association that Purdue or
Indiana would be dropped by the Big
Ten Conference. were denounced as false,
and Mr.. EEterllne pointed out that the
Conference vas organized through the
suggestion Of former president OF Pur-
due University.
The men whose efforts have made pos
sibIe the new Students Union building at
Purdue were present, and announced that
more than 5000 OF the 100000 had
been raised. and that the work on the
building would be started within three
months.
The high school athletes who were
presented with medals by the Purdue
alumni after being named by a commit
tee representing the school. Purdue and
the three Indianapolis ,saily newspapers
are: Robert Woolgar and Perry Payne.
both of Technical High School. ends. Carl
Wundrum (ManuaD, Harry HungAte
(Tschnical) and Francis stun fShort-
rldgel. tackles. Ralph York (ManuaN and
Charles Mitchell tShortridgel. qua r6s (;
Louie Reichel (ManuaD. center: Albert
Screes (TechnlcaD, quarter back William
Wertz (Manual. Hal Griggs tTechnicaD,
Lonls Riley lShortridgel and Emil Har
meson tManuaD, half backs: David Kill
gore tShortridgel and Hughes UpdegraT
(Technical). fun backs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
DUNN MAY
FILE PROTEST

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S.-Jack Dunn,
owner and manager of the Baltimore
Club of the international League, is con-
sidering making a formal protest to
Judge Lands, the baseball Commissioners,
over what he claims are the efforts OF
certain major league owners to make his
star players dissatisfied.
The Oriole leader asserts that several
fake stories have been sent out lately
in regard to trading Pitcher Jack Bent
ley and others Of his best performers for
players now In the big leagues. AS Dunn
puts It, these stories have the tendency
to cause dissatisfaction in his ranks.
As Il matter of fact, Bentley has just
signed q contract with Baltimore cover
Ing the next two years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
INDIANA SHOWS
STRONG DEFENSE

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 23.-The
defense Of the Crimson basket combina-
ton last night was so strong that the
State Normal net artists could break
through through for only one field goal.
this coming from Glenn in the rst half
Of a contest that was decided In IndI
ana's favor by "a TO IL score. Winters
scored nine points for Normal from the
foul line.
Indiana had considerable trouble in
finding the basket In the early play but
after Dean counted on long shot about
five minutes after play opened, the Grim.
son points came thick and fast Coach
Lewis worked practically every member
OF the squad some time during the con.
test without causing any noticeable
fought hard all the way, but they were
simply outclassed by a smarter bunch OF
basket tossers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
az SDlN'll ING

There were a blue million top notch
individual scores posted in the Capitol
No. 2 League last night but the Thorn
ton Coffees were the only combination
that could get away with a total over
the thousand line. They hit for 1,010 in
their third game.
The Thorntons had 900 totals in their
other games and had little trouble In
winning everything in their match with
the Sterling Stones.
Reynolds and Mescal were the big
shooters for the winners.
Sheets had to come to the front with a
brace of double hundred scores to bring
his Pathe Photographs two victories over
the Lexington Motors.
Reinking got a 235 just when things
were looking bad for the Ferndales. That
shot made 1t possible for them to beat
the Kahn Tailors.
Ferner of the Ferner Tigers got away
with the one-game laurels when he
crashed out a 251.
Three Of the Formers went big in their
second game, but two of 'em were dead
freight and the total was stopped at 075.
i ne FdlEUa0kS~ hOEbe NpceuS uuu JueN
enough speed to win two from the
Phases.
Snyder's 213 was the best game score
posted in the Fairbanks circuit
The Katies thumped the Wild Women
two times. Miss Bultman doing the
fea ture shooting.
Wallie Poirier was the only Panhandle
shooter who collected any heavy timber.
He opened fire with a 300. The rest Of
'em didn't work very hard.
WALES high count gave the X. out
at the team total hOnors. They scored
S21 and $50 for the H1O team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
FIGHT GROWS
IN AMERICAN
FraZee Latest to Fire Broad
side in fractional Base
ball Fuss.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-War between
the rival factions in the American League
looms directly ahead today. Statements
issued by Colonies Rupert and Huston
and Harry Frazee Of the insurgents and
answered by Ban johnson, who has COLI
stantly de1ed the rebellious faction. can
only lead toward a renewal of active
hostiIfties, according to baseball men
here today.
Frazee is the latest to fire a broad
side In a letter to Ban Johnson, made
public today. he suggests that Johnson
tender his resignation as president Of
the league and strongly advises" John
son to eliminate further attacks on
the Boston American League club or
me personally"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Tech at Bloomington

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Dec. %
Bloomington High School will play Tech
nical of indianapolis on the local noor
this evening. Tech win fill the date left
vacant by the cancellation Of the Column
bus game.
played on the home door this season,
and Coach Wells tossers believe they will
be able to take the Capital City lads into
camp. The Purple and White win also
have games during the holidays with
Vincennes, Orleans and Mitchell.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Army's Grid Schedule

WEST POINT. y. Y, Dec. 23.-The
Armys 1921 football schedule will in
clude game with Yale at
New Haven, on Oct. 90. and the custom
airy final season contest with the Navy
at New York, on Nov. 20. The double
headers are featured among the other
eight games, which will be played on the
home gridirOn. The schedule: Oct T.,
State College; Oct. s, Middlebury College
and Lebanon Valley College; Oct. H5,
Wabash College of Crawfordsville, Ind. /;
Oct y. Yale at New Haven Oct. 20. Sus-
quehanna College; Nov. 3. Notre Dame !;
Nov. 10, Villanoya; Nov. &c, Navy at New
XnrL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
BUTLER PUTS
OYER ANOTHER

BLOOMINGTON. Ill, Dec 23.-The
Butler College FIVE of indianapolis de
feated the Bloomington Fans Association
quintet here last night, 80 to 20. The
Hooser tossers put up fast brand Of
basket ball and clearly outplayed the
locals.
The Bloomington team is made up Of
former college stays, among them being
Kopf. former Illinois prominent. Leslie
and Hooker starred for the winners
The Butler machine made n big hit
by its snappy performance. The Hoosiers
came here after defeating the Chicago
University five In practice session at
Chicago, Tuesday, II to l..
VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. 23.-Valpa-
r0iso Uniyersity's basket ball team ran
over Kalamazoo Normal College 20 to 10,
in the final of a two game series Wednes-
day afternoon.
Valpo won the game Of the previous
day, 81 to 20.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Golfer Sawyer Convinced

NEW YORK, Dec 23.-Ned Sawyer
present Metropolitan golf champion and
former holder of the Western title, used
% say that he never did believe in the
possibility OF making a hole in one I'M
.ess by some miracle Of chance.
In the course Of twenty years activi-
ties on the links, Sawyer declared he not
only had never hOlde eout in one himself.
but had never even seen the feat accom-
piished. Yet Sawyer has now given him
self an unwilling demonstration Of the
possibility of the achievement. Playing
at the Sleepy HOllOws Country Club
against John W. Harris, Sawyer made
the second hole of 100 yards in a single
stroke
IL was some time after he had accom-
plishsd the feat before he realized it.
He e6mbed the surrounding territory
microscOp. cally, searching high and low
Tor his ball, before it occurred to him to
look ia the cup.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Penn State Schedule

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, Dec. 23.-The
1921 football schedule OF Penn state CO.
lcge. announced today, includes games
with Harvard. Georgia Tech. the Navy
and Pittsburgh The schedule follows;
sept. -. Lebanon Valley at home ,
Oct. /, Gettysburg at home; S. North
Carolina state at home; Is. Lehigh at
home: -. Harvard ut Cambridge: -,
Georgia Tech at New York; Nov. >. Car
negie Tech az home; II, Navy at Phila-
delphia: -. Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
ST. JOE BEATS
LAFAYETTE TEAM

RENSSELAER,, Ind, Dec. 2s-One of
the snapplest basket games ever staged
on the ST. Joseph College court re-
suited in a 36-to-34 victory for tho
collegians over the Lafayette Y. NJ z. c.
team.
The FIRST half ended with the st. Joe
athletes holding y t0-12 lead. but
the visitors rallied early in the second
session and came within an ace Of tying
the count. With less than a minute to
so and only. one point difference in the
scores. Cox, st. Joe forward, tossed his
tenth field goal, which was followed by
a Lafayette foul toss just as the game
closed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
BILLIARDS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

As a result Of the Wednesday matches
In the State Three Cushion Billiard
Martin OF Terre Haute and
Merriam Of indianapolis are lied for
hrst place. Martin defeated Cooler. 80
TO 30, IN eighty-three innings, while
Vogler defeated Martin. 80 to 80. IN
81 Ghty five innings. NOgler meets
Cooler tonight and victory for him
will throw the leaders into a triple tie.
High runs Wednesday were Cooler, @;
Martin, Nogler, 4, and Martin, /.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Beneath the
bantam boxing crown the Celtic grin Of
a New York harp beamed this morn
ing. :
joseph Aloysius Lynch, soldier. truck
driver. model home boy and the idol Of
Little Erin" on the west side. is the
best boy in the world at us pounds. Just
as he won the championship three years
ago. Pete Herman. the olive hued Italian
boOtblack, lost it last night-on a de-
elsion.
There was nothing for the judges to
do but remove the purple robes Of royalty
from the broad. muscular shoulders of
the New Orleans diminutive and drape
them over the thin. bony frame Of a new
champion.
Is 900 FANS
SEE SCRAP.
Lynch outstepped, outboxed. out
punched Herman in fifteen rounds OF
beautiful boxing before 1900 wildly
partisan fans that choked Madison
Square Garden to the roof last night.
Two rounds-the first and eighth
were even. Two rounds-the tenth and
eleyenth-were Herman's, but the others
saw nothing but Lynchs arms and
hands bouncing off the covered Italian.
Pete pulled himself in behind a shelter
shell of gloves and elbows and let Lynch
hammer at him.
Minus the cruel left jab that took the
heart out of Sharkey in his last fight,
Lynch had to rely on his right and he
made excellent use Of 1t.
The first two rounds we're just feel
ers~ as Lynch seemed backward about
taking the fight to the champ.
TELLS LYNCH
TO TEAR IN.
Before the third round the roly-poly.
Eddie Mead. seeing fame and fortune
ahead for him and his charge thumped
Lynch on the back and said:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
MINORS TO REJECT 1T.

DETROIT, Dec. 23-"The minor
leagues probably will reject the new ma
jor minor league agreement" said George
Il Names, president OF the Michigan
Ontario League here today. 1T is
sided agreement and it win be neces-
sary for the majors to offer something
else when they meet the minors In Chi
cago Jan. H." Names declared.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
For Distance Runners

NEW YORK, Dec. 2; I'm order TO de-
develop better runners in the 5000 meter
race for future Olympic games. promoters
of an indoor athletic meet in Brooklyn
on Jan. have added this race to its
list of events. A number Of leading mid
dle-distance runners of.the country hive
been invited TO participate and a silver
trophy has been offered as 4 special In
ducement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
FIGHT FAST DRAW.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 23.-Otto Wallace
and Johnny Mendelsohn fought ten
rounds 10 draw here. The bout was
fast from the first to the last bell, with
both boys working hard for n knock
out. NIendelsOhn hit harder and cleaner
hut Wallace's ability to mix 1t and gain
an edge on the inhghtlng gave him an
even break.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
RESULTS AT AURORA.

AURORA. Ill, Dec. 23-Kid Herman
Of Pekin, Ill, and Freddie Enck Of
Aurora went ten rounds to a draw here
last night In the semi windup Jack
Perry stopped Kid Healing In two
rounds. Joe Harrison of Ottawa knocked
out Johnny Baynes in two rounds and
Kid Blume knocked out Kid Burns In
four rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
BAN NOT BOTHERED.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-"There is nothing
for me to say except that l haven't the
slightest intention in the world Of re-
signing as president of the American
League, despite Mr. Frazees request"
said Ban Johnson last night when shown
a dispatch from New York saying Harry
Frazee had written the American League
president a letter characterizing state
ments credited to him as deliberate false
hoods and demanding his resignation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Tech Beats Pendletnn

PENDLETON. Ind, Dee 23.-Technical
High School Of Indianapolis gained n
Nell-earncd victory over the local FIVE
last night by the score of &c to Is.
The Fsitors excelled In passing and
made ~ their shots count The game
was HA-fought all the way.