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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Kate Igo returned 20 Tomb
stone today after brief yisi; with
relatives in Douglas.
FROM DOUGLAS
Ben Cooley. photographer OF Doug
las was in Tombstone today taking
views of the various historical points
CT interest about the county from
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who attended. Light refreshments
were served and the Gano-ng conti1-
acd until midnight.
Let the children OF Arizona give
:heI. pennies and nickeis to the Near
Ia Relief. thu, :nei- little dark
eyed brothers and sisters Ia far-oh
Armenia may live through the win
ter
NEXT
I Another Jazz dance will be given
a: tie sehe.ftelin next Friday the
, h.
TCoK IN FIGHT
garry M2o.a, Ed Engle and z
Z l.usa went over tc Risbee last night
% take in the fights.
CONFINED TO HOME
Be.. Mac.a IS confined to his home
wi;h Illness He IS d,ing well and
wi! lie soon be sbou, again.
From oLEEsoN
Justice Of the Peace il J. Suit
van and Z. ". Crozier. Of Gleeson.
spe1: the day in Tombstone attend
sc % business matters. having mo
.oreG over from Gleason this morn
:cy They will return home late this
evening
AUTO LICENSES DUE
Have you go, your little tin taS
with white background and black
Numbers on il? Better hurry or the
officers will gel you.
IN sissEE
4 c. karger, c. J. Wynn and Dan
Leety were in Bisbee yesterday on
business
SOCIAL SESSION
The Order OF the Eastern Star met
and conferred degrees last nigh; and
transacted its usual business after
"a-ch social session was held.
which was attended by several visit
crs from out of town. A light lunca
was served after which the party
danced until the usual wee smd'
hours"
Eca-.cH.. CHURCH
The subiec, al the Corerees,iona,
church al IL a. m. tomorrow is Cod
Seeking the Lost Who are the
list? Are you and among them?
= So his God been able 10 find US.
q; ~, shy? There is a reason.
The church school meets. az GAS
promptly
suojec' a; ?. m. is The
" or. Need OF Christ.'-EpE-
-;l-i3.
I. w. STARK.
I~- N'+r last Ae!'ei is busi-
"vS' -F-@h!Zalon engaged IN the
pFae'!'-i philanthropy CT keeping
SOU -'"U Doos 'oge'her IN thousands
'' '''''e chiidreh-
M" 'onNSoH
re'F-e anu Albert thurman. form
= zone oo!s' no" residing n
'--i7'' "ere F!s4tofs IN the city 20
N'S' 70 HoSH6RTS
-''S' Ao' Suhman' OF san Francis
''s IN tombstone the
-"es' o' D.. and Mrs. II. H. Hugh
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FROM FAiReANK

4. II. Heney of Fa:rbank, owner
CT the Fairbank Commercial Co. and
the Tombstone Commercial Co. and
II. X. Street, superintendent of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
10 siscEE

p = =. l-t-l'Tl :" ~ :. N-'--
morning where she will spend Ia
T.! with her mother. Mrs. A. Klaw.
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WILL RETURN TONIGHT

Judge A. c. Lockwood who has
been in Tucson hearing a case in
which Judge Pa:tee is disqualified, is
e=nec:ed . return home this eve
ming.
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TO sisEEE

Sheriff James Mcdonald wen: &
8!sbee this morning where he was
called ca business connected with
his office.
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OF little children.
FROM JOHNSON

George and Albert Thurman. form
= Tombstone boys. now residing IN
Johnson we're visitors in the city 20
lay
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25

Devu:y Sheriff. hli. Smith returned
SO pearce tbs morning. following
several days spea: il the county seat
CT cuisines fer the She-iffs office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
On COURT BUSINESS

Alec Souies 0: B!s5ee was anon
the visitors in the county seat toda,
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Else EE ATTORNEY

Attorney John Sanders. of Bisbez
IS a visitor in the county seat toda,
On matters beorc the Superior Cour,
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RHODE ISLAND JEW
GUILDS GRAPE AREC2

The Prcspector : in receipt o: a
le;ter from John Ashunth. the
Rhode Island Jew" and proprietor
Of Jacks place, IN ne Huachuca
mountain district. where dry farm
ers' babies are nurseG while you
wait, and Jack invites all Tombston-
lies who motor oU. his way 20 stop
and give his grape arbor the once
over. He is very proud of i: ami
vii gladly give pointers 10 auyone
who wishes 10 build similar on.
Jack says +; will be there 40 years
from now and adds. "i'n be here
too
SHORT VISIT
Mrs. A. II. Gardner who has been
visiting friends in Tucson returne
on the night train today.
4 CORRECTION
An item in yesterdays issue con-
tanned an errcr regarding the ma
chine owned by Chas s. Goetz which
was badly damaged a few miles west
OF the city on the BsbeeTombstone
highway. The machine was a Nash.
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TC pAcEN.x

Attorney J. T KingsbGry le:: this
marI.rs f-r Phoenix where he VIII
rera.n iJr several days. having been
a,.ed - The capital in the interest
c; clients in case before the 81
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From DOS CAEEZAs

Prof. ]. A. Rockfellow arrived i.
Tonbstoe yesterday from Dos Cabr-
z-s where he has been surveying
the townsite. lie Will return 10 com.
r!eie the work in a few DAYS.
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ON ASSESSING TRIP

County Assessor E. A. Hughes ari
Deputy Waiter Thomas left this
morning % take up the task OF as
sessirg the property throughout the
county. Mr.. Hughes went TO the
Bowie and San Simon section while
Mr.. Thomas is working in the San
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
VISITING DAUGHTER

c. W. Hicks, of Bisbee. i s,a,s
ing several days in the county sea,
on a visit with his daughter. Mrs
j. T kingshurv
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ATTCRNEfS HEEE
TRAVELLING mAN HERE

W L. Conger. representing he Pa.
c.t.c Hardware n Steel company. was
a visitor in Tombstone today inter
viewing the trade
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HI SCHOOL DANCE

The students of the local Hi Schoal
held a dance in the school rooms
last night when they played host 10
a number of invited guests. The must.
was furnished by the Hi School Jazz,
ers, and good time reported by all
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25

-)ssy with lis fsra.ly.Who are now
-o4:sd hs-s ne children a;t-nd.as
'ae .-cs shoots.
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ENGINEER HERE

}. McLane engineer to the Cochis.
County Highway Commission, is a
busiess visitor in the county seat 10
day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25

IN sISsEE
Harry Maoia was a business visi--
or Il Bisbee yesterday attending 20
matters demanding his attention.
MoToReo TO sIseEe
Cecil Costello motored over 10 Bis
bee yesterday where he spent .he
day on business. returning home la.e
in the evening.
DISCHARGED FROM NAVY
FRED Chambers. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. $. Chambers. arrived in Tombstone
yesterday. having recently been dis
charged from the U. s. Navy.
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CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
c. W. STARK.

The Near East Relief is a bust
ness organization engaged in the
practice philanthropy CT keepin,
soul and body together in thousands
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Kempner's 211 would have knocked
somebody's dream OF big dough into q
cooked hat II he had made any kind Of
a first-game showing.
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Independent Club Takes
on Mooresville Elks in
Saturday Night Contest

A large crowd is expected to pack the
Independent Athletic Club gym tomor-
row night when the Mooresville Elks
come here for their game with the ]. A
G. quintet The Elks. who have been
beating nearly everything In the state
this year. are going after the Hoosier
honors and local fans no doubt Will vel
coma the opportunity to see them In
action.
klc Ii and Rabb, former members Of the
original EN- Roe championship team, are
with the E1ks this year, as Is Curtis
former De Paw University star, and
Lay and Taylor, two other well-knowu
State performers.
The local team is composed mostly OF
former high school talent and should give
tho visitors a good run from start to
finish. Bartholomew and Gass. forwards
Buschcll, center, and Schmidt and O'Con-
nor, guards, probably will start for the
J. A c.
This VIII be the first Pame for the In
dependent team, but the players have
been practicing steadily for the past
few weeks and are in good shape for the
stiff schedule mapped out for them with
the Merchants Heat and Light, yincennes
~" joy and Glooms, Indiana Law
School, Carmel Kelts and other fast
teams
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Peachey cracked the wood a couple Of
hard wallops after getting away to bush
lea que start.
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TECH PREPARES
FOR FRANKLIN
Coach Black Has Strong Team
to Send at Invaders
Tomorrow.

Coach Black has put the finishing
touches on his Technical High School five
in preparation for the feature contest
with Franklin tomorrow night at the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the Green and White
athletes are eagerly awaiting the biaat
Of the referees whistss
Interest is at a high pitch in the local
high school camps in regard to this
game and all sorts Of prophesies have
arisen as to the probable result of the
contest. Manual and Shortridge students
aud supporters declare that the east
siders will get an awful drubbing, while
the Tech student body to man Is loud
~ declaring that Blacks men are going
TO uncork. the unexpected and emerge the
Yictors.
Blacks decision as to the starting line
up has been the subject of much discus
sion, but it IS almost 4 certainty that
Hal Griggs Viii start at center, and VIII
son probably will be at floor guard and
Bob Nipper at back guard. WoolgaLs
Greenburg, Mills. Schetters and Hungats
are the most prom sing candidates for
Inc forward positions. and any two OF
these men may start tomorrow's game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec. TO-
At the 1920 football banquet held at the
Phi Delt house last night George Stasand,
star end, was named to captain next
years wabash College eleven. He Will
be Junior next year and viii have the
honor OF leading the Scarlet in one or
the heaviest ana classiest schedules ever
arranged for a Wabash grid team. The
1921 schedule viii contain eight or nine
game, it IS said, and according to campus
rumors tile feature games Will he with
the United States Military Academy. Pur-
due De Paw. Michigan Aggies and
Butler
Stasand is rated among the best ends
banner year in 1921, when Wabash Is
expected to turn out q machine that will
hang M an excellent record. He is the
Wabash kickoff man and is unusually
good in sending the pigskin far into
enemy territory. He is fast and accurate
in getting down on punts and also an
expert In penetrating enemy interference
on plays sent around his wing of the
line.
In addition to the usual State games
the Scarlet will travel to West Point to
play the Army next fall. and 1t Will
lle quite an honor TO be captain OF the
first Wabash College grid team to in
wade -tsle East he succeeds w y.
Thompson. hack field star who LED the
Scarlet THIS year and played with. bril-
lance In all games
Staxand is president Of the sophofpare
class ana a basket ball player Of abNity
as well as football star He liz d mep.
Der OF the Delta Tau fraternity. las
hosns II ~ Harvey, IL
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Earlham Faces Task

RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. 10.--Things
will not be at all too easy for Earlham
In the basketball battle witH Antioch,
Ohio, here tonight The Buckeye comb
nation has been winning over early-sea-
son opponents by comfortable margins
aud 1t is doubtful whether Coach Raw
Moves men Will be in shape to offer
them real opposition.
Antioch had no football team this last
eeason therefore got ar early basketball II
training start and right now is in mid
season form. On the other hand. Earl
ham has had hardly a week of real court
practice and will have TO depend mostly
on individual playing in this evening
contest
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Cyclists i'm Slow Race

NEW YORK, Dec 10.-Fiye laps sepa-
rated les ders from the tailenders at s
a. m. today In the annual six-day bicycle
race at Madison Square Garden after 104
Coburn, / ,65s miles, eight laps; Debaetes
and Persyn, and Ynhevel and Vanden-
burgh. 1858, seven laps; six teams tied
at i.65S miles, six laps; Spears and Law
renee, and Suffer and Suffer. 1858 miles,
four laps Grimm and Yandivele, 1,G5s
miles, three laps. The record for 104
hours Of racing, 2,051 miles. five laps, was
made by Fogler and Hill in 1914.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Gipp Clings to Life

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. 10.-After
surviving "a restless night. during
which death was expected Mt any
hour. George Oipp, Notre Dame foot
bali star. was reported resting easily
at an early hour this morning. Hos
pitaI authorities. however, were ret
Icont on his chances for recovery.
Although blood tests have been
made Of several students of the uni
versity who volunteered TO submit
to an operation should the doctors
decide on blood TRANSMISSION. the doc
tors stated that~the famous athlete
was too weak to withstand the Oper-
alton at present
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Foch Picks Georges

PARIS, Dec. 10--Gen. Focf. while
returning to Paris from Verdun, told
Col. Bentley Mott, the American mil
ita-y atta<lhc at Paris. that Georges
Carpenter easily would defeat Jack
Dempsey. In jocular demoRStra-
ton the general tapped Mott on the
eJsln aud chest. Then the former
allied leader defeated President Nil
lerand and Ambassador Wallace ut
Ave games of dominoes on their
special car.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Butler Faces Weekend
Battles With Gymnasts
and South Bend Squad

Coach Pat PAGES Butbler basket
tossers viii stack into the North Ameri-
can Gymnastle Union quintette this eve
ming at the Butler gymnasium. and the
IIyington clan is doped to carry off the
tiers have victories over the Armour Tech
and Dental fives in the only two games
played so far this year and Butler stu
dents are in no mood to have their bud
ding prospects shattered by defeat ut
the hands Of the Gymnastic Union.
his men on the first journey of the sea-
son, the Blue and White warriors being
carded to take on the South Bend Y. M.
c. A. ar that city. What little dope that
is available regarding the strength of
the Blenders is to the effect that they
are unusually strong and the Pagemen
will have a real tussle on their hands.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
MANUAL QUINT
AT SEYMOUR

Manuals speedy basket can oination
will attempt to lower~the coiors of the
Seymour crew at Seymour tonight, and
. ~oal SCRAP is expected from start to
finish. Columbus, by virtue Of early
, CORES. appears to stack up with the
State leaders this season and Is nrin ii
to step up a notch or two on the lad
der of fame by trouncing the Indianapolis
team
Coach Morrisons youngsters gave an
court this week when they defeated the
strong RussallviIle quintette The Har-
meson brothers Emil and Harold. are
hitting the basket rom all angles this
season and it will be upon their shout
ders that the burden of heavy scoring
will rest in all of Manuals contests.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
QUEBEC PUSHING BID.

MONTREAL, Que. Dec 10.-That the
Dempsey rpentier Gght viii be held In
Quebec province is the arm conviction
Of the Canadian spOrtsmen. who have
offered a large purse for the light 10 take
place at Hull. across the river from OF
tawa. Information from New Yor& to-
day "a that Tex Richard is seriously con-
sidering the offer. the Ottawa and Hun
men declaring they are prepared to ex-
treaI sportsmen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
BECKETT MORAN
LONDON BOUT

LONDON. Dee. 10.--Joe Beckett and
Frank Moran nee. here tonight IN ar.
teep- round bout Roth men are full q
confidence and IN good condition., though
Beckett declares he expects beating Mo
ran will be a tough job. Georges Car
pentier European heavyweight champion
iavors Beckett, because he Is younger
faster and better boxer" The Dan
News tips Moran to win. Other nows-
papers are noncommittal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
TRIPLE TIE RESULTS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Final play for
the worlds three-cushion billiard cham
pionship was to be held here today, when
the three leaders were to play off a
triple tie. Champion Bob Cannefax
came from behind in his match with
Johnny Layton Of st. Louis last mig nj
and put the series in triple tie by
heating Layton. IS to 80. win by
Layton would have given the St Louis
man the championship Today Layton
was to play Clarence jackson of Kansas
City. who is tied with Layton and
Cannefax for the lead Layton will also
meet Canhefax tonight Augie Kieck-
hefer of Chicago lost his third straight
game when jackson defeated him
IS To 70
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
YGnk Tennis Stars
Plan Lengthy St0y
in AntiDodes Land

SYDNEY, New South Wales, Dec. To-
The American Dnvis cup tennis team,
through Capt. and Manager Samuel
Hardy and Champion William T. Tilden.
have agreed TO play a number of matches
in Australia following the Americans
final team match for the Davis trophy
against the Austr4lasan defenders in
Auckland. New Zealand.
In greeting his OLD friends from 1.-The
States" Norman Brookes, the daddy
of tennis here, said: The American ten
mis- players are the very best of sports
men. both Oh and off the field. In meet
ing them we are up against the stifest
proposition we ever had. But Ger Id
Patterson is now a different player from
what he was when Tilden defeated him
at Mimhledon. ENGLAND. last summer"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
GIBBONS IN LINE
FOR TITLE GO

TOLEDO. Dee 1o-Aftsr World $
Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey
finishes with his job With Big BIZ
Brennan at New York on Dee. a. Il is
probable that be viii light in Io,edo,
the city in which he won the Champion
ship by beating Jess willard on July
4. 1919. His opponent will be Tom Glib
bous OF St Paul, unless the plans now
being worked out result Ia failure.
Ad Thacher, the Toledo promoter. now
il in New York End the purpose OF Ills
visit there Is TO sign up Dempsey to 2
contract 10 meet Gibbons. lie air 'ady
has obtained the signature of Gibbons
aud his manager, Eddie Kane
JUS when Thacher intends 20 pun tais
scrap isn't known. but II the promoter
succeeds In lining MP the champion y
il probable IL will be staged early mex
year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
DIED FROM SHOCK.

JERSEY CITY, Dec 10.--Raymond Me
MILAN, known as Mickey Shannon" light
heavyweight boxer. who died from in
jurles after bout here Tuesday night
with Al Roberts Of Staten Island. ex-
pired from shock and internal hemor
rhage. Assistant County Physician Ar
thur p Masking announced today. An
autopsy established that Mem Hams skuil
had not been fractured His body has
been sent 10 Pittsburgh, where his
widowed mother lives.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
TWO GAMES FOR
NORTH SIDERS

Coach julius will send his Shortridge
Hi~h School quintet into a brace of hard
battles this weekend. The Blue and
White squad left here at noon today for
Wabash, where the Wabash High quin-
tet will be met tonight. Tomorrow night
the North Siders viii be in Logansport
for battle with the fast quintet of that
city. This will be the first out-of-own
competition for the locals, but their fol-
lowers are expecting them to come
through both games with colors flying,
despite the fact tn Wabash and
Continued on Page Nineteen.)
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feet into standing automobile last
night. Evans suffering a badly lacerated
back karpounsari who landed on top
Of EYsus. escaped with fen scratches.
IAe match had gone eleven minutes
when the accident occurred The pair
rfssed close TO the edge Of the mat,
= ben one ~ the wraEtiars aunarently
lost his balance and fell through he
large pane 81 glass, dragging his oppo-
nent with him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

SPRINGFIELD Ohio, Dec 10 solly
Epstein, indianapolis bantamweight
knocked out Eddy Lavery IN the sixth
round here last night. The first two
rounds were even, but Epstein soon
gained the advantage over his taller
opponent and had him going after the
third round.
Jimmy Katz aud Johnny Andrews
fought ten rounds to a draw. Buyers
won from White in eight rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Don't Want Blue Laws

BOSTON, Dec. 10-Returns yesterday
disclosed that eighteen of TWEEN y one
cities on Tuesday voted in favor Of box
ing and Sunday sports referendums.
Springfield defeated the boxing PROPOSE
ton. but accepted Sunday sports. New
buryport did the reverse. Cities which
vorcd both propositions were Bronton
fanlh,iilge, chicpnee. Fall River. Fitch
burg. Gloucester, Haverhill. Hoiyoke. Leo
Minister, Marlboro, New BEDFORD, North
appton, Peabody, pittsfeld. Quincy,
Salem and Taunton.
Boston will have an opportunity to vote
On the saTns proposition next Tuesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Roger Gets PLAYERS

TOLEDO. Dec. 1o.-Roger Bresnahan,
president Of the Toledo baseball club Of
the American Association, announced
Thursday that the services Of five new
players have been obtained from Detroit
and the Giants. Those coming from De-
troit are Ralph Grimm, Art Fried and
Kirt Heatwohl. Those from the Giants
are Tommy Grubbs AMI Harry Burfeind.
The players are infelders and pitcher
Bresnahan said.
Bresnahan also announced that his In st
years outfeld win be in Toledo uniforms
again next season. meaning Allan Hill,
Joe Kelly, Joe Without and A. Wick
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

Stieneckers good score started the
Hawks winning over the Frieden Cana
RIGS and they forgot TO stop.
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WILSON FLOoRED TWICE.

MONTREAL, Dec. 10.-George Robin
son Of Boston was given a sporting writ
ers' decision over Johnnie Wilson, holder
Of the worlds middleweight boxing
championship, in a ten-round bout here
last night No referees decisions are
allowed In Montreal.
Wilson was Knocked down by the first
blow landed In the opening round and
went down again In the seventh. Robin
son was hoOred IN the ninth
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
THEY WANT BENDER.

READING. Pa. Dec. 1o.-Now that
John Hummell has resigned as the play
ing manager Of the Reading Interna-
tionals, among the names mentioned as
pilot for the Marines are three former
major leaguers-CharIes A. (Chief)
Bender. Dick Hoblitzel and Steve Yerkes
Render. who led the pennant winning
New Haven team Of the Eastern League
last season, seems most popular with
the fans
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
sTArE THREE cusHIoNs.

Louis Yogler. who had won FIVE games
without defeat in the state three
cushion billiard tourney. fell before the
shooting of William Black OF Anderson
last night, 80 to IS, in eighty one innings.
Black had a high run of 1--WE, while Vol
gers best was three. In the afternoon
contest Black defeated Fitzgibbon, 80 to
As, in 1T innings Black negotiated a
run Of four, while FitZgibbon got three.