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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
PURDUE SQUAD
SET FOR FIGHT
Boilermakers Hope to Upset
Dope in Annual Indiana
Clash.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. 1e.-Just as
indiana surprised Notre Dame, so does
Purdue hope to surprise Indiana when
the RoiIermakers clash with the Trim
son-clads on Stuart field saturday AFTER
noon. only Purdue hopes the surprise
will be more thorough. -,
The Boilermakers viii go Into battle
with the odds heavily against them, Dut,
like Indiana. the Purdue team always
stage their best fight on occasions such
as this. and Saturday is not looked as an
exception to the rule.
The Purdue team came out OF Inc
Northwestern fracas in fair shape except
for q few minor bruises that VIII DIS
appear IN one or two days, ana the
athletes are begging for some tough
practice sessions. -.
Yesterday was given over to hght
signal drill and the institution OF some
new formations. The freshmen are
working their heads of on the Indiana
PLAYS and soon viii be giving the varsity
opposition. l., =,
Purdue's athletic organization Is al
ready sending back money forwarded Tor
reserve seats, all OF which have been Solo.
A bleacher Is being erected on the north
end Of the field TO accommodate o,VVo
fans. and 1000 circus seats are being
erected on the south end. This will IN
crease the Stuart field seating capacity
to 70 600. and IL Is Indicated that many
viii 20 without seats, or standing room.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Butler Students Forget
Glasses While They Cheer

Despite warnings by members OF the
Butler College faculty, students OF the
Irvington school "cut' classes this morn
ton of the winning OF the 1. G. A. l..
football championship, which was decid-
ed Saturday when the Butler team de-
feated Rose Poly at Terre Haute.
The entire student body gathered in
the chapel at 8 o'clock and yells and
songs were directed by yell leaders.
Speeches were then called for from the
team members and the students then
formed a parade and marched through
Irvington.
Three street cars were required to
hau! the cheering throng into town and
a parade over the downtown streets was
held. Starting at the courthouse the pa
raiders twlned around the business gee
ton, giving yells and songs at short in
tervals. The Statehouse was Invaded and
a rousing yell-fest was held In the main
corridor of that building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
MAJOR OWNERS
TURN TO PLANS
FOR 1921 RACE
Rebuilding to Start Early as
Magnates See Another Pros
porous Year Ahead.
GIANTS OBTAIN RAPE
By JACK yEIocK,

international News Sports Editor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-With peace re-
stored and Judge Z. N. Lands firmly
seated In the saddle as baseball fans all
powerful head, the magnates settled down
this week to prepare for a prosperous
season in 1921.
There will be little or no legislation
In baseball circles with regard to the
drawing up of a new national agree
ment until after Thanksgiving, but, ae
cording to President John Heydler OF
the National League, it is planned to get
tie minor and major league committees
together shortly after Turkey day." in
order to complete the draft Of a new
agreement In time to present it next
month.
Signs Of activity among the club own
ers were noticed here today with thu
announcement by Secretary Joe O'Brie1
of the Giants, that New York has purf
chased Third Baseman "Goldie" Rapp
Rapp was obtained from st. Paul by tbs
CincY Reds and comes to New York witt
q reputation as a wonderful fielder.
Manager McGraw and President Charles
Stoneham of the Giants win leave here
for a short sojourn in Cuba, but viii
return in time for the National Leagues
meeting in December, and McGraw said
today that the Giants viii be bolstered I'D
anticipation of one Of the hottest raca4
the old league has ever known.
The Yankees, too, are getting active
Their 1921 campaign will get under wal
officially next Thursday, when Coloneli
Rupert and Huston viii meet here Will
Manager Miller Higgins. Business Man
ager Ed Barrow and Joe KELLEY, Bob
Connery and Bob Dilks, Yankee scouts, to
make general plans for the coming sea
son.
Manager Huggins attended the minor
league meeting in Kansas City. He was
looking for playing talent, but as far as
can be learned failed to land any re
cruits.
Manager Pat Moran Of the Rods was
another Kansas City visitor who found
the picking poor among minor league
owners, but at the time OF the meeting
there was too much else to occupy the
minds Of the magnates and trades and
sales were given the go-by.
Announcement Of the 1921 managers Of
the Browns, Tigers and Phillies may be
expected any time. Mike Kelley Of st.
Paul is said to have received a salts
factory offer from Philadelphia and 1t is
believed he will accept. Clarence Row
land Is the one best bet as Jennings
Continued on Page 81
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
INDIANA HAS
LITTLE WORRY

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 16-Next
Saturdays Indiana Purdue game at La
IA vette NAV as we'll be won and tucked
away In the Indiana hiding place as far
as Coach Jumbo" Stiehm and bis Grim
son athletes are seriously concerned.
This does not mean that the Crimson
team is taking the game as Joke, Tar
be Il from such, but they are confident
that they can win the game. are deter
mined 10 do so, and IL Is going TO take
more than Purdue has shown all seaHon
to score the victory.
Coach stIehm and his athletes expect
the usual hard battle from Purdue. The
coach Is especially wary Of some nuke
break in the scrap that might give the
Boilermakers their chance OF a llfehme.
and he is now working TO keep his men
from becoming too confident OF their
powers. He wants them TO tear in with
the same fight they showed against Notrs
Dame.
Several regulars were unable 20 par
ticipate in the light Bignal drill last
night, due to injuries received In the
Irish FRAY, but 1t is believed that all
Of them with the exception OF williams,
viii be ready to go against Purdue.
Williams, half back, suffered three bro
ken ribs Saturday and there is hardly
chance Of him playing any more foot
BAH this season. Kyle, Minton. Leonard
and MUMMY were shaken up considerably
IN the Saturday fray and they will not
practice with the team before the middle
Of the week. Cravens will take Williams
place.
The team was TO run through another
signal drill this afternoon, and tomor-
row the freshmen will be engaged in
scrimmage. The freshmen have been
working on Purdue plays for a week
and should have them down In good
style by tomorrow.
1t is planned to take the entire stu
dent body to Lafayette on the special
trains leaving here Saturday morning
1t is not yet known whether the football
men viii ride one Of those trains, or
whether they viii take their leave Friday
afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

QfR!S1lLUllk l(Ss

The race for individual one game hon
ors In the Commercial Circuit was full
of ginger last night. Alberts of the
Inter- State Cars, finally came through
for top honors with 232 count.
Bartlett of the Bell Telephones. fin
ished a fairly good second with 231
The Bells had nothing like hard time
taking three from the Premier Motors.
The Martin Parrys carried a good load
of wood in Johnny Byers, but It did not
prevent them from trouncing the Post
office every time.
Taggart Bakers dropped two games to
the Inter States. The only thing that
kept them from losing three was one
pin.
Underwood OF the Electric Steels, shot
9 sloppy stick after getting away to a
The Vonnegut Machines managed to
keep a few pins ahead Of the Marmons
In their last two games.
1t was easy for the Billiards., with the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Link Belts as their opponents.

Link Belts as their opponents.
Bentley apd Lang of the Manufactur-
ers' loop L. e. & W. team came near
shooting scores Of fame, but q, it IS $
they simply got enough to bring their
team three wins over the Wheeler-Scheb-
lers.
Patterson and Rasmussen had to carry
the National Autos over the line in their
match with the National Rehnings.
Marmons didn't show to shoot against
the Kingnn crew.
Minton Of the Midwest Engines took
the proposition Of individual leadership
upon his shoulders when he sent his
curve down the alley for a POI echo.
Funk and Nackman also came along
pretty fine for the Midwests and the
Imperial Drop Forge was dropped.
Hellmer popped up with 200 the first
thing of the bat, then skipped back to
the old life.
Fox of the Stereotypers was high gink
in the star circuit with a count Of 211
for his third game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Equine Blue Bloods in
Glory as They Attract
New YOrks Elite Colony

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Toreign nobil-
sty, American society. Broadway stars
and locks Of just plain ordinary lovers
Of the horse, mingled In Madison Square
Garden last night for the first night of
the thirty fifth annual horse show.
1t was real first night with the usual
display of fashion and style by tho usual
crowd Of first nighters." The interior
Of the big garden was decorated to re-
semble an English village.
The classes, including everything from
tiny bits of Shetland ponies to giant
hu1ks of the draft family, brought out
the equine world.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
MIsCONsN

MADISON-The. smas hing victory over
umph by almost the sama score has not
caused Wisconsin coscherA. players and
rOOters to lose sight Of the Chicago game
next Saturday. Coach Stacy is expected
to make a last endeayor to make amends
for three defeats this season by UPSET
ting the Badger eleven in the Soal game.
The Badgers emerged from tbs Illinois
game IN pretty good shape. No one was
hurt badly, although every player was
more or less shaken up.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
OTHER MONDAY BOUTS.

NEW YORK-Phil belmont Knocked
out Johnny Hayes in the seventh round.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-Louie Bogath
scored a technical knockout over Red
Allen in four rounds
OKLAHOMA CITY-ChArlie Fftzsfrn
mons won a decision over Harry Krohn
Of Akron in ten rounds
WILKESBARREAFra venchell of
Wflkesbarre won By a shade over Pete
Latzo, Scranton, IN ten rounds.
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Indian Russell.
Harrisburg, shaded little Jeff Of Balti-
more in ten rounds.
WINNIPEG-Fred Fulton knocked out
Harry Williams, San Francisco, in the
second round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Wabash-De PAW Committee

The personnel of the committee In
charge of arrangements for the De
Paw Wabash game here Saturday
Is VIII III. Diddel, ehairuss1i Guernsey
Van Ripper, vice chairman; Felix NJ.
McWhirter, treasurer; Fred Mills,
manager; in charge OF ticket sales,
Fred Tucker in charge of grounds,
s. X. Ruick. other members of the
committee are Roy Rich, Ed ZeiEner
and Joseph Daniels.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Way Down East

CAMBRIDGE-With every player on
the Harvard squad In perfect physical
condition, light practice Is IN order Ia
preparation for the Tale game.
NEW HAVEN-The Yale football team.
after q two days rest, resumed practice
this afternoon, directed by Tad Jones,
IN an effort TO drive the team into shape
to meet Harvard next Saturday. All the
candidates reported In good condition
and the entire squad was given q stin
drtu
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Players Sight Returns

CLAREMONT. Cal. Nov. 18.--Captain
slonaker OF the University of Arizona.
who was injured Saturday in a game
with Pomona College. was blinded tenn
porarily through concussion Of the BRAIN
II was learned today.
He was able to see sgain today, and
physicians said he would suffer no per-
manent injury.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
CITY THREE CUSHIONS.

Henderson won an exciting contest
from Keiser in the city amateur handi-
Board OF Trade last night by the score
or 20 to Al In 10l innings. Keiser
chalked up the high run OF the tourney
with a six while Henderson's best mark
was a four. Henderson, 10 win the
match, made nine billiards In the last
nine innings two OF them being
scratches. Tonight Shane and House
man play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
IOWA.

IOWA CITY-Iowa began the Anal
week Of its football season Monday after
noon with a snappy signal practice, as
Coach Jones did not wish to overworE-
his men so soon after the Minnesota
game. Iowa meets Ames next Saturday
Assistant Coach Ashm0re saw the Iowa
Aggies win Saturday and he declares
Ames has a strong team which the Hawks
cannot Overwhelm as easily as many
rOOters hereabOuts believe. Every Iowa
man, despite the pounding battle against
the Gophers, Is in good shape
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
MICHIGAN.

ANN ARBOR-Michigan' eleven I'M
derwent q light work out Monday at
Ferry field, but most OF the regulars
were given a vacation. All of the play
ers came through the Chicago game
in good shape. CappOn, who was
injured Is expected to be ready for the
Minnesota game. Banks. who rose TO
fame In the Chicago contest, IS the idol
OF the fans but ii Is quite certain that
Jack Dunn viii start the Minnesota game
at his usual position at quarter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
National Billiards

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Clarencs Jackson
Of Kansas City won his second game in
the prelimtnariss Of the national three
Gushinn billiard tournament by defeating
Hugh Heal Of Toledo Monday, 80 to SO
In hfty-sight innings. Charles Norm
Of Chicago won from Jess Lean Of Dem
yer, so to 40. In eighty-three innings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

~ hE,.AANIs;TON-NOrthwestern, heartened
oy lts vlctory over Purdue, is working
strenuousIF for the lotre Dame game
satuFdSy, which will close the season.
xoacn MeDevit's squad is in good shape
TOT the unaI\ bs tile Of the year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
BOXING
noMNEY ourPoINrrn.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 16.-Augie Rat
ner Of New York outpointed Bryan
Downey, Columbus, Ohio, in an eight
round bout here Monday night.
George Clancy, Baltimore, knocked out
Johnny MahOney, HaEelton, Pa, in the
fourth round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
CHICAGO.

NCHICAGO-GIoom clouds the Midway
AZ Stages crippled MaFOOns prepare for
tne final struggle Of the year with Wis
eonain. Chicago entertains only faint
hopeS Of winning because Of injuries that
nave liddled the team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
PENNsYLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA-P viii be minus
two OF her best men in the game against
Columbia at New York Saturday. Cap
tAin Bud Hopper, right end, Is out foI
the remainder Of the season and Rex
Wray, quarter back. IS laid up with a
splintered cheekbone.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

Here are shown three of the wabash
College grid warriors who will perform
in this city Saturday, when the eleven
representing the Scarlet institution goes
TO grins with the De PAW Tigers, an
cient rivals. The contest promises to be
a thriller from the opening whistle, be-
cause whenever Wabash and De Pauw
teams get together In any line Of ath-
letics, there is always something doing.
Above are pictured Dalrymple, center,
who must face the great Ted ogden, De
Pauw captain, and Cast. the youthful
quarter back of the Scarlet clads, who
has fighting spirit sticking out all over
him when it comes to playing football
Below is seen George Seidensticker, In
dianapolis boy, who is making good IN
his first year at Wabash. "Seidy" for
merIy was a prominent athlete at Tech
meal High School and. though he did
not have the advantage of playing foot
ball In high school, he went to Wabash
snd soon made the squad. Now he is
playing crack game at half back for
Coach Vaughan's eleven.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

MINNEAPOLfs-T crippled and bat
tered Gophers began the last hard grind
OF the season today in preparation for
stitnfe whose sIovaIgsa Ilst'I ia SAT-
urdey was favorable. may replace Nolan
at right guard
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Around the Big Ten


URBANA-AH of Illinois regulars
came through the Wisconsin game in
good shape except Evie Heilstrom, end.
and crack punter. Hellstrom is expected
TO be in shape for the game with Ohio
State however
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

NEW Y0RK-Despite the crushing de-
feat received at the hands Of Cornell, few
changes will be made In Columhia's line
up for Saturdays game at the Polo
Grounds with Pennsylvania. Captain
Kinnlnger. however. IL expected TO get
into the lineup at left end.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Fourth District Legion
Basketball Circuit of
Eight Teams Organized

The fourth district league Of the In
diana American Legion Basketball Asso-
citation has been formed of eight fast
teams, which will play a schedule OF
games until March 20 to decide which
shall represent the district in the State
tournament to be held during the last
week Of that month.
The team holding the highest percent
age at the close Of the schedule viii be
declared the championship quintet Of
the league and Will be entered In the
tournament.
Following are the cities represented;
Greensburg, North Vernon. Columbus,
Madison, BatesViIle, Milan, Edinburg and
Greenwood. The posts at each OF these
cities have organized strong teams Of
former high school and college players
and competition for the championship
promises to be hot all season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
FIGHT SYNDICATE FORMED

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Tex Richard,
Chi9rles Cochran Of London and William
a. brady, cO-promoters Of the Dempsey
Carpenter championship boxing. contest,
have Combined their interests In staging
bouts ihq this country, 1t was learned last
night Though the granting OF q charter
at Albany to the Dempsey Carpenter
Contest Company"
The three\ promoters are the only direc-
tors Of the Incorporation, which will hold
contests undsr the name Of the "Ameri-
can Sporting \Club," a representative of
RickaT5 declared. Mr.. Cochran, ii is
understood, WIN look after the European
interests of the Y corporation. in Undue
ing foreign pugikists to come to this
country.
LETTER FNOR ORNE.
department for OutaelAder George 0rme.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Lombard Eleven Wins

GALEsBURG, H., Nov. 16-Lombard
College easily defeated Iowa Wesleyan
College Monday. "a to 0. Captain Muir
ply made four complete place kicks, one
from the forty -eight-yard line at diff
cult angle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16

The Grasshoppers. a fast independent
quintet, request the manager OF the South
Side Turner team to get in touch with
them at once in regard to n game for
Thanksgiving night to De played on the
Turner floor. For further particulars
call North 251 and ask for Fred Jr.
The 81. Philip A. G. quintet defeated
the Christamore Midsets, 20 to 20. in a
fast game. Bittner saot nine field goals
for the Saints. The winners want game
with teams in the Junior ranks. Call
Woodruff 1851 and ask for John.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

Veg YORK., Ian 29-.rhere was =
ceiling Of nervousness in cotton TODAY
over financial and political conditions
and the market was ire ular. present
crop deliveries finishing nrmer. while
ne" crop, months ended easier. Bust
r"Ss generally remained light. but ii
was a little broader toward the close
IN tnt face of the demand from I1iv-
'rpoot ana frmness IN the market
there selling by the South. w all street
and local operators caused easiness
early with initial prices unchanged t.
l. points lower
The buying by Liverpool STONED
after the close ~ that market TO
ward the end Of the hrst hour present
.cr0p ontlons sold about ] to u points
ret lower while October was down -
POINTS net
Later TN" market was steadier with
room traders expecting street cover
iIr movement to devotion. In the last
four shorts chiefly Wal1 street ami
ire houses covered en- q larger scale
aud forced The near positions wen
above the previous close Last quota
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
BUDGET COMMITTEE
HEARS PETITIONS

No session Wis held last night by
the senate finance com n1ittee and tne
house committee on appropriations
on the state budget The regular
morning session will he held at 10
\. NJ today. The two committees
are sitting Jointly aud will continue
70 meet until the appropriate bills
are ready for presentation 70 both
branches Of the general asSe n1biv
Genera E ". Nichols. Of the Tir-
GINA Military institute. has return
ID 70 Lexington after making strong
hid tor additional funds for The con
struction and Improvement If buil2
ings a. the institute The totas
amount requested by General Nichols.
in excess Of tbs amount Included n
the budeet. Vas So AaA ftt made =
strong plea for the extra funds say
ins thar the demands wcYe not in
the least unreasonable and vcr,
hefd down II the minimum amount
The joint committee has taken no
action ~ Vet on any Items OF tho
budget various asads - state depart
meutS md institutions have appeared
IN support ~ their requests and these
will be considered u duo tims = is
unlikely f1oweYe~ that any important
changes III h4z-naaan unless 1l4e
committee Is advised of SONS al
1iuonal source of revenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
WHOLESALE BEEF
STAGE CHAT

Mareuerita SyNs has returned to
vaudeville for few weeks And there
after resumes her highly successful
moving picture engagement in Cali
fornia
Madame Soma Serova ann Ver6nine
Eesthof, two brilliant opponents OF
Russian .ciaasical dancing, are to open
D. theater in New York next year
which will be devoted exclusively to
dances,
Iaul Gordon. erstwhiIe Captain
Poul Gordon. \. +. F., and formerly
one Of the most popular leading men
IN the American stage. has, singular
IL. selected The Man who Came
Back" for his return 70 the stage.
The Theatre Farisien, the most eff
fective French company to be seen in
New York, will terminate their New
York engagement late in February
and make a tour Of a few important
cities, notably New Orleans and
Montreal
14uhocska, the celebrated American
interpretive dancer. gave a dance re
cital in New York last week as a
farewell prior TO her departure for
Paris. London. Berlin aud Vienna,
which will be her first stop on n tour
80 embrace the principal cities of the
world
Madame Marguerite sylvia. the most
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

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