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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
DePauw-NOtre Dame Game

GREENCASTLE, Ind. Feb. 26-The
DePauw NOtre Dame basket game win
be played tonight Originally it was
announced for last night, but the Tues
day date was not in line with the true
contract and was announced through q
misunderstanding. All Tiger players are
in shape and confident of trimming
Rocknes men.
The track squad under the direction
OF Coach Bushheit. is hard at work prc.
pairing for the Wabash meet Friday aft
ernoon at Charlottesville. Although Stew
art and Paul Jones are not in condition
IL is hoped that they will be\in shane
with the rest of the squad.
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Marion County Legion
Posts Definitely Decide
to Form Baseball League

At meeting Of members of the Marion
county athletic committee of the Ameri-
can legion last night plans were drawn
for the organization of an eight-club
baseball league and activity in track and
tennis athletics also were discussed.
Players for the baseball league viii be
recruited among the thirty seven legion
posts of the county and il is believed
that strong and popular circuit can
ne formed. Sidney Rose of the Yetter-
Munier post urged that there be a liberal
donation of trophies in order to create
the keenest of rivalry among the various
post teams. Officers Of the athletic com
mittee were elected as follows:
Frank Mccain, Wayne post No rs 4:
Ben Davis, vice chairman; Sidney Rose.
Yetter- Munier post No. %. secretary !:
Paul W. Fechtmann, Skidmore- Deane
post No. 10i, treasurer. William Deery
chairman Of the committee, had already
been appointed by the Marion county dis
trlct committee of the legion.
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Dental Five Crippled
for Rose Poly Contest

1t will be crippled team that repre-
sents the Indiana Dental college tonight
In Its game with Rose Poly Mt Terre
Haute. The Dental basketball team has
had its bad luck almost all season. but
this time two regulars are out. Ravens,
center, Is Ill and unable to play. McPher-
son, the speedy forward who Gagged six
field goals against st. Joseph college,
was injured in that game and will not
start In the game against the Engineers
tonight. The Dentals will line up to-
night with Witter at forward instead Of
guard; Reeves will play the other for
ward; Martin will be at center. and Nc
Carthy and Farver will play guard
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AlG4Scuoo.
- n 9 - DIT
Es4;jSlsssqSPORTS
WEEKEND GAMES.

Friday Afternoon g o'cloek) -ShoTtridgs
vs.. Vlncennes, at Shortridge gym.
Friday EveninE-Manual vs. Thorntown,
at Thorntown. Broad Ripple vs.. Dan
Vile. at Broad Ripple.
Saturday Evening-ShortridEe vs.. Con-
nersyille. at ShortrIdge gym. Manual
Vs. Culver ut Culver Technical vs.
Jefferson of Lafayette, at local ''l."
Six games scheduled for the final week
end before the district sectional prom
Use some of the best basketball OF the
season The desire to top OF the sched
ule with wins Is prompting the hardest
kind Of work on the part of the local
quints.
Vincennes puts on a matinee perform
ance at the north side gym Friday, and
Blue and White followers are digging
around In the dope. They have uncovered
the comforting facts that Martlnsville
beat Vincennes. 30 TO Is and SO TO 20,
while the S. II. s. held Martinsville to
81 TO 2S that Bedford beat Vincenues, 40
10 H. and beat Shortridge, 20 TO Is; Vim
cennes beat Brazil. 10 to 3, and the Blue
and White turned the same trick to the
tune OF Al to Il. Nincennes beat Manual,
d3 to is at Nincennee. In her own gym.
with her regulars In line, Shortridge has
n right to this one. On Saturday eve
ming Tatlock's men entertain the CoH-
nersville basket shooters and should ring
down the curtain on their schedule with
another win. Connersville has been An
Inland -outer" this season and has met
few teams Of the front rank.
Manual should be the favorite In her
clash with ThorntOwn Friday evening",
in spite of the fact that the Thorntown
basketeers beat Shortridge recently, u
to Is. The Manualites should be prepared
to play their hardest. for the Thorntown
floor Is a big handicap to visiting teams.
Thorntown has lost to Technical al to
81, LIzton (31 to g., Lebanon $40 to t0)
Brownsburg C23 TO 81, Martinsvvllle TOO
to ~ Darlington (2S TO 49, and JeffeP-
son go TO ~. The Culver contest the next
night will be tough one, and n victory
over the cadets is hardly probable. How
ever, that's not saying It can't be done.
Technical should annex the game Sat
urday night with Jefferson High of La
fayette. Out of twelve games reported,
Jefferson has won from manual (31 to
2D, Bloomington us to 1877, Muncie (22
to 12), Lebanon (2S to 49,, Frankfort 10
to 49,, Thorntown go to ~, Darlington
go to 10) and Otterbein (27 to u, while
she lost to Lebanon rs to 49, New Rich
mond (21 to 14). Madison 90 to 14) and
Muncie 81 to 22).
The last time Broad Ripple met Dan
Vile. Ripple lost Is to 10, but that was
the contest in which Garrett was injured
of the game. The contest was on the
Danville court. The Rippleites are en-
titled to the edge in the dope for this
bout, provided Coach Dicus will use his
regular lineup. Danville should not be
too lightly considered at that, for the
Hendricks county boys have played some
topnotch games this season, returning
victories over such teams as Brownsburg,
louisville, Darlington and Mooresville
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rAsrIFroN EVE WINS

CAsTLETON. Ind, Feb. 25.-The Cas-
Teton high school team defeated the
Ben Davis high school Eve. 2S to 26, In
a sensational game here last night. The
contest was close throughout and the
crowd was kept ION its toes" up to the
windup. Ben Davis pressed the Castleton
lads all the way and both teams were
we'll winded at the finish. The Ben Davis
girls triumphed over the Castleton girl
FIVE in an interesting game. TO 6. The
Ben Davis girls displayed better all
around class. although they were forced
TO work hard FOR all their points.
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BOXING
RUMORS HAVE
CHAMP UNDER
PERJURYCLOUD
Federal Jury Believed to Have
Found Draft Evasion Evil
dence Against Dempsey.
MAKES REPORT FRIDAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 25.-The fed
eral grand jury, which has been con-
sidering charges against Jack Dempsee,.
heavyweight champion, and his manager,
Jack Kearns, is expected to make a re-
turn Friday. These charges were that
Dempsey and Kearns had made false
statements to war draft boards in con-
nection with Dempsey's exemption
claims Reports were current today to
the effect that the findings would be
against both Dempsey and Kearns, but
these were without official confirmation.
Mrs Maxine Dempsey, divorced wife OF
Dempsey, testified before the grand jury
several days ago.
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OUTLAW LOOP
STAYS ON FEET

PITTSBURG. Feb 25--When an
nouncement was made last week that
Pittsburgs independent outlaw base
bali circuit. the Allegheny Valley Steel
league, which for the last few years en-
ticed number of players from the folds
Of organized baseball had been sban-
doned, many maguates in the organized
relief was short lived for Tuesday an
nouncement was made that the league
will play. While the outlaw" magnates
refused to divuGe the identity OF sew
eral new players. it Is understood that
they are dickeriug with n half dozen
stars In organized baseball. especially In
the big minor leagues.
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Entries for State
Sectional Play Go
OUer the 400 Mark

LAPORTE. Ind, Feb. 25.-More than
400 schools have entered the sectionals
for the Indiana state basketball cham
pionship. Entries for the sectional tour
nsments TO be held next week closed
Monday, and Secretary Trester of the
Indiana High School Athletic association
has announced that the list is the largest
in history. The drawings win be made
at a meeting of the board at Kokomo
Saturday. There are twenty six section
ais this year, play being carded for
March and 6. The finals will be played
at Indiana university, Bloomington,
March II. IL and IL.
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WACO PLANS FoR sox.

WACO. Tex, Febl 2J.-while the van
guard OF the Chicago American league
club is expected to reach Waco the hrst
week in March for spring training.
present plans indicate the main body
will not ARRIVE until the second week.
Only twice have major league teams
trained here: the White Sox worked out
here IN 1912 and the st. Louis Amer
leans In 1913. The indianapolis club Of
the American association was here for a
part of It's spring training IN 1912. The
previous spring workout of the White
Sox here. in 1912. marked the initial
trial of the now brilliant major league
inhelders, Weaver aE1 Rath, and it was
at Waco, too tina. Benz developed into
q first string hurler
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Chances Slight for the
East-West Net Games

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Chances appear
slight for the proposed interscctionai
the east and the west at san Francisco
during the democratic national conven-
tion starting June IS. officials Of the
United States Lawn Tennis association,
to whom the appeal was made for the
matches point out numerous obstacles
in the way OF the proposed matches.
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Prize Waltz Expected
to Be Biggest of Kind

With the entry list standing at sixty
two and two days left In which many
more dancers are expected to become
contestants. the $50 state championship
prize waltz to be held at the Athenaeum
Friday night promises to he the biggest
event of it's kind ever staged I'm indiana
As advance notice of entry is not neces-
sary many walters who have not an
nounced their intention OF competing will
do so Mt the hall Friday night.
The evenings program calls for dane
ing from p. m. until / n. M. with the
prize waltz carded 10 start at 10 80. The
contest committee is being chosen with
Howard Wilcox, famoSs auto race driver.
the first named on the list In addition 30
many indianapolis dancers there will be
a number of gliders from out-of- town
present. The evenings program is not
confined to prize walters only
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Eni-ROes Make Hard
Fight, but Fall in
Battle With RGyLS
Locals Beaten Out BY Tue
Point Margin in Thrilling
Basket Game.

The Roes lost one of the most
sensational and bitterly contested basket
battles staged on an Indianapolis court
in several seasons to the Detroit Rayls,
% to 81, at the Y. NJ. c. A. last night.
Clever floor work and brilliant shots
by Dermody, their midget forward, gave
the visitors their victory.
Several times the visitors tore through
the strong EN- Roe defense and made
points from under the basket. and when
they were unable 70 get close they let
Dermody show his speed ability. The
little forward scored fourteen of ths
Rayl points. The fashy guarding OF
Marty Kavanaugh kept the local for
wards from showing what they could do
under the loop.
The Rayls started off with dash and
stacked up FIVE points before Schoene-
man counted first for the En- Roes. After
ten minutes of play Capt Feeney's team
started steady march to the front aud
when the half ended they were leading.
IL to IL. "Glick" Klein brought the
spectators to their feet several times
during this period with his sensational
long shots. The Rayls stacked up an
other hve-point lead at the beginning
OF the second half and managed to keep
in front until the final whistle sounded.
In this period Kline and Kavanaugh
put on more speed than they displayed
In the opening stanza and the Em Roes
had to take all long range shots, Kline
the Detroit center. is one Hf the best
men ever seen Mt that position here. The
summary:
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Three Big Ten Games on
Notre Danes Grid Card

NOTRE BAME. Ind. Feb. 25.-Eight
games are on the Notre Dame 1920 foot
bah card. three Big Ten contests being
scheduled. with Purdue, Indiana and
Northwestern. Valparaiso appears on the
schedule for the 1rst time. The fall
card follows:
oct. 2-Kalamazoo at Notre Dame.
Oct. 16-Nebraska at Lincoln.
Oct. 23--Valparaiso at Notre Dame.
p oct. 30-Army at West Point
Nov. 6-Purdue at Notre Dame.
Nov. 13-Indiana at Bloomington.
Nov. 20 Northwestern at Evanston.
Nov. 25-NIichigan Aggies at East
Lansing
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Franklin Five Weakened

FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. 25.-Thc
for the coming game with DePauw Fri
day night. Franklin will have two Of
the regular men out of the squad for
this game. Pike and Hatton, center and
forward on the Baptist quintet are at
Mutt Ross star point getter for the
Kiln five. probably win be in part
OF the game, although he is still suffer
rom injuries received In the Han
over contest
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MILLERs SIGN SOLDIER.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-"Smiling Ben
Woertz. who first attracted attention in
the Tribune amateur baseball tryouts In
1915, has signed with the Minneapolis
team of the American association. In
his early days Doertz was a catcher
but while playing with one of the teams
in the army of occupation in Germany
was advised by Bill Coughlln, former
Tiger to devote his attention to the outer
garden because of his batting. In twenty
eight service games Moertz hatted ZIG
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WON'T TRADE FELscU.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Kid Glea-
son, manage IF the Chicago White Soy.
who is in this city, denies the report
that he intends TO trade Happy F'lsch
for Walter Pipp of the New York Yam
KEGS
"Felsch is the best center fielder in
the league. and he will play with the
Chicago club" said Gleason. al can't
see where New York can hand me any
thing for him. and, anyway, don't
need first baseman | expect Gandil
20 be on the job. and Click is gooG
first sacker. I don't know about Ris-
herg. but If he doesn't come back. Nc
Mullin. utility inheder last year, proba-
bly, will plaN shortstop."
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SAINTS AND HENS
GET PLAYERS

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The New York
Americans Tuesday announced the relea Sc
the Washington American league club
Outfielder Albert Wick-and to the Toledo
club Of the American association and Out
fielder George Halas to the St Paul club.
heeu announced previously that Wick
land would be released to Toledo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25

Of its record Of twenty-three victories
In twenty-five games. but the loss OF
Dykins will force Coach Stages to de
velop new center and create an en-.
tirely new machine. The coach fears for
the outcome Of his new team In the
district meet here. Hooker may be
shifted to center.
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BILLIARDS
PERCY COLLINS GOING BIG.

BOSTON, Feb. 25.-Percy Collins of
Chicago and Percy Trump of Pittsburg
were the winners in Tuesdays matches
in the National Class A 1873 balkline
billiard tourney at the Boston Athletic
club. Both defeats were administered to
Edgar T. Appleby of New York. Collins
won his match, 300 to 250, in twenty
nine innings. Collins high runs were %,
SO and %. Appleby made high count
A masse shot by Collins In the twenty
fourth inning was the feature OF the
match Collins average was 10 1920,
Appleby's 1929. 1t took Trump sixty
25S in the afternoon contest Trump
high runs were 81, 81 and 20; Appleby' S
40 80 and IS.
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WHITE vs.. DELANEY.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 25.-Charlie White
veteran lightweight scrapper. viii meet
Cal Delaney. Cleveland, in ten-round
bout here tonight Billy Weeks middle
weight. of Cincinnati, will take on Billy
Mercer, Cleveland. over the same dis
lance. Ten additional rounds viii be
put on by Blocby Richards. Dayton, and
Johnny Mccoy, Rochester, y. y
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Tom Acknowledges 1t

NEW YORK, Feb 25.-Acknowledg
ncnt Of the receipt of Americas cbal
lenge for the Davis cup was received
today from Thomas Fl. Hicks, secretary
OF the Australian Lawn Tennis associ
alton. His cable to the United States
Tennis association read
challenge received with pleasure"
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Basketball Results
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Valparaiso, 80: st. Joseph, 10.
Wabash. "a: Michigan Aggies. Is.
Wisconsin, 81; Ohio State, %
HIGH SCHOOL.
castleton. IS; Ben Davis, %.
Ben Davis Girls, 8 Castleton Girls, 6.
Fortville, 81; Greenfield, T.
Amo. 80; Plainfield, 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Debonairs, Al: Pair O-Dice, Is.
Detroit RayIs, %; EN- Roes, 81.
Elkhart All-Stars, 80: Laporte Y. NJ.
~ AZ on
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Hagen Sets Golf Mark

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 25.-Walter
hung up record for the Everglades
course, which has just opened. Playing
with Malcolm Stevenson, New York, in
an amateur professional four ball four
some against II. Roosevelt Scovil, New
York, and William Robertson, Everglades
pro, Hagen shot one bad hole, losing
his ball on the ninth In the pond, but
turned in an individual medal score of
13. going out in SO and back in 81. He
and Stevenson Won the four ball match
to ;. Their best ball was IL against
Scovil's and Robertson's ~.
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Stecher Flops Hussane

PITTSBURG. Feb 25-Joe Stechcr
today holds a victory over Yusslf Hus-
sane, the Turkish wrestler. He threw
Hussane after fifty-tive minutes of wres-
thing
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The South Side Turner's will practice
at the Turner gym tonight and Capt
Rice requests all players to report not
later than 7:3O o'clock. After\the prae-
tice Rice will announce the names of
the men who are to start in vhe first
game of the 150-peand tournament.
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4 CORRECTION.

In the list Of Shortridge scores printed
in this column Monday, the score read
ing "Shortridge 80, Martinsville ~,
should read "MooresvilleR instead Of
"Nfartiusville"
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ANDERSON HOPES rAnE.

ANDERSON Ind Feb 25.-The loss
Of Arthur Dykins, center, and heavy man
on Coach Stages speedy Anderson High
school five, due to an attack OF scarlet
fever that will keep him In bed for 1--WE
weeks, has lessened Anderson's hopes
for both the district and state Journeys.
Anderson has been regarded one OF the
big three" teams Of the stats because
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Field Goals-starbuck 3. O'Caln s.
Ettris 2, Schafer /, Underwood g. Bar
ton B, RAIN ?, Boyd /. Heltkam l.
Foul Goals-Ettris I. Barton ,.
Substitutlons-An Anderson for Schafer.
BOYD for Wheat
Referce-ROss smith
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UMPs MUST PRACTICE"

NEW YORK, Feb. c5-Major league
rFrpires are going 10 have a thorough
rehearsal on the new rules before the
NJ rho championship season on
April "A. Manager Miller Higgins of
the Yankees is negotiating with Umpire
offlciate at ali the
Yankees exhibition games in Florida
.r on the Yankee Robins tour
north
iur new code covering freak pitch
ing and the intentional pass are the two
rules about which the umpircs will have
to be especially watchful All the UNI
pires In the two leagues will be cncOur-
ged to take jobs in the south In order
to famiiarize themselves with the an
forcement OF the latest changes in the
game.
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Starbuck and O'Cain in
Spotlight for Debonair
Five in Dice Victory

The Debonair basket quintet. back In
harness after three weeks rest, had
little trouble scoring a 4I-to-25 win over
the Pair OIL Dice at the Marion club last
night. Coach Squires team Travelled
fast nil the way and after the first two
minutes of going they gained Il lead
they held until the contest ended.
Starbuck and OCain were the bull
wRrks OF the Deb" offensive drive. The
two ski forwards tore around the
court with much more than the usual
amount Of speed ami pulled brilliant
shots from erery angie The first half
ended with the DebonaIrs leading. II TO
10. The Substitution Of Anderson for
Schsfer put more speed in the Green and
White lineup In the second period aud
they lost no time ia taking much big
ger lead. Underwood and Barton were
the star offensive men Of the PJir-O-
Dice lineup while Heitkam played a good
guarding game. The lineup and sum
mary.
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:, W. @NH1.h y y H1h5-H11h-IINI StUFNI9s
Due TO conflicting reports on the Min
nesota- Illinois basket game score al
Minneapolis Monday a report from the
lhicago Tribune has been received which
gives the resul - 20 to % In favor
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Substitutions-Rice for Behrent. Field
goals-Dermody. Z: Kline, 2; Klein a
Schocneman, 2; Babb, 2. Foul goals
Wasmund. s. Klein, 5. Referee-Webb
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-24

Judge Cole is in every sense a pio-
neer of the Imperial Valley, coming
here at time when only few shacks
housed the population of what is now
the county seat and largest city in
Imperial Valley from the standpoint
of white population.
TO him was given the honor of be-
ing Imperial county's first Superior
Judge, a position which he has most
credibly filed and, which by compari-
Southern California counties, unques-
tionably marks him as a judge and
jurist OF the first water
He is familiar with the county and
its many needs and problems from the
time of it's very inception; experience
which has been invaluable to him, when
some OF the most intricate and diff
cult cases in the matter of interna-
tional and government land litigation
have been heard.
Few judges in the state who have
served an equally long time have as
good record on appeals as has Judge
Cole. He is member of the Califor-
MIA State Bar association as we'll as
the American Bar association. He is
also a member of the American Insti-
tute of Crminology and was chair
man of the Legal Advisory Board of
Imperial county.
At the time of the war with Spain
Judge Cole was among the first to
answer the call of the colors. and is in
consequence thoroughly familiar with
the problems of the soldier and in ac-
cord with their needs
Ranking high not only in the esteem
of the bar but of the citizenry of the
county, Judge Cole stands ON a record
OF. achievement which should give him
the highest commentator to the vot-
ers Of this county, ON AUGUST 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-24
MOUNTAIN VOTERS
JOIN WITH VALLEY
IN SWING CONTEST

The "Swing for Congress" enthus-
iasm is sweeping into the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald of Mountain
Springs have taken great many Of
the Swing for Congress" banners and
will place them on the cars as they go
through Mountain Springs to San
Diego or the mountain resorts. This
idea of banners on the Imperial Valley
cars is one of the best ways of boosting
Judge Swings candidacy. 1t will show
the coast and mountain people that
Imperial Valley people are solidly back
of their candidate.
The banners are now prominently
displayed on a great many cars in the
valley, and may be obtained from any
Of Swings campaign managers. The
many organizations which have been
formed to boost the Valleys candidate
ARE attracting widespread attention
throughout the district Judge Swing
is now in San Diego carrying the fight
into the midst Of the enemy's camp.