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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
Amateur Schedule
ThrOIUs Star Squads
in Early Contests
Fans Promised Keen Action in
First Round of I5O-POund
Tourney Here.
DRAWINGS ANNOUNCED

The schedule for the Indianapolis sec
tlonal of the Indiana 150-pound amateur
basketball championship tournament, to
be played on the Marion club court Feb.
and >, was announced by Wayne EN-
melman, manag ger of the event, last night
and indications are that three of the
classiest amateur contests ever offered
local fans will be staged in the first
round Of play
Things will start moving in the local
district when the Lauter and Pair Dice
quintets take the floor next Wednesday
evening at Z o'clock. At s o'clock the
'Y'' Leaders and Debonairs are scheduled
and the South Side Turner's will meet
the Boys club I'm the final round game,
one hour later. The JOY and Glooms
drew bye
THREE UNBEATEN
TEAMS IN ACTION.
There is absolutely no chance to pick
the winners of the first round contest
nnless one is bestowed with an abundance
of luck Three of the teams, the Pair
O-Dice Turner's and Leaders have yet
to he defeated. Click" Klein has been
drilling his Lautcr team for action in the
district meet for several weeks and is
confident that they will show too much
game. The Leaders by virtue of their
carly season victory over the "Debs' are
picked TO win their first round game, but
Coach SQuires feels different about it.
His squad is drilled for a fast contest
and they may spring a big surprise.
The Turner Boys club game will be
the big tirst-day attraction. Mike and
Joe Rosenthal win work at the forward
stations on Caldwell's team, and 1t Is
believed that they viii make Rice and
Henuessey show more than the usual
amount Of stuff to out-score them. The
Turner's have the advantage Of four years
of high school play, hut the Boys club
combination has been together since 1917.
when they were runnors-up in the city
amateur tournament and fans feel that
their teamwork is just a little better
than that Of Johnny Ricc's i've.
final. BATTLE
on THURSDAY.
The semI-hnal round games will be
played Thursday afternoon and the
final battle will he fought Thursday
night The Joy aud GloOms a squad
Of former Broad Ripple high school stars,
viii see gctiOn In the tourney for the
first time when they clash with the
winners Of the Lauter- Pair-O o Dice game
i'm the semi finals
Season tickets for the sectional games
The official schedule follows:
WEDNESDAY, FEB. (.
100 P. M.-Lauter VS.. Pair-O-Dlce
S 100 T. Ny" Leaders vs.. Debonair
club
JOY and Glooms, bye.
THURSDAY. FEB. 8.
2:3O 2. M-Joy and Gloom VS.. winners
of first game Wednesday.
$50 =. M-Wiuners Of second game
"Wednesday Us. winners Of third game
S15 p. M.-winner5 OF first afternoon
game vs.. winners of second afternoon
game.
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Pro Golfers to Stage
1920 Meet in Chicago

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Chicago has
been awarded the championship tourna-
ment Of the professional golf association
according to the announcement of Alex
Pirie, secretary of the association. The
tournament, scheduled originally for New
York, was changed owing to the fact that
the national open tournament is to be
held in Toledo. The dates of both have
not been set The open tournament de-
ponds upon the date of the English
matches and the professional games are
to be held following the open matches,
in both Of which the English winners are
expected to compete.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

Graduating from the middleweight
ranks, Jack Daily of this city is in the
field after bouts with other Indiana big
boys of the squared circle. He still packs
his old k. O. wallop and now that the
game is picking up in Indiana cities
other than Indianapolis Daily seeks to
get In action. There has been some talk
of a meeting between Daily and Jack
Leslie, colored heavyweight of this city,
and it is probable that these big fellows
will get together in the near future be-
fore a Hoosier club.
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BASEBALL DANCE FRIDAY.

The first of a series of dances to be
given by the Panhandle baseball club
and not Moose hall as previously an
nounced. Comics jazz band will pro
vide the music and the opening affair
is expected to draw a big attendance
The dances are being given to collect a
fund for the purchase of equipment for
the Panhandle baseball team the coming
season, which will be out after state
laurels in the Independent ranks.
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Baseball Bits
RICKEY PROTESTS
CLEVELAND DEAL

CLEVELAND, Jan. 22-Branch Rick
ey, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals,
was here today in the hope Of proving
sandlot pitcher. who was signed by Cleye-
land a few days ago. Hickey said he
probably would carry the case to the Ma
tional commission. Just before the Cieve-
signed Cykowski a representative of the
Cardinals who dickered with Cykowski
said he agreed to plav with ST. Louis.
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Take Back Your Whist;
We want Our Baseball!

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Students at
Northwestern university have not
given up hopes of having a baseball
team. Spurred by the taunts which
have been made against a school that
viii permit "A whist team. but not al
low the students to play baseball. j.
NJ. King. prominent university ath-
lete, yesterday started a petition to
the faculty among the students, men
and women, urging that the great
American game be once more allowed
on the campus. Baseball was abaD-
doned shortly before the war. Efforts
to have IL re-established have been
rebuffed by the faculty.
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TEARNEY CALLS MEETINGS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22-President Tearney
of the Western and Three-I leagues last
night issued calls for meetings to be
I'm February when the American and
National leagues, American association
and national baseball commission Will be
in session here. Club owners of the
Western league will meet Feb. 10 to
ABORT a schedule and Tearney said that
sentiment favors the adoption OF a 154-
game program. The meeting of the
Three-I league was set for Feb 8. The
circuit will be expanded from six to
eight clubs with indications pointing to
Quincy, H., and Hannibal, Mo, rs the
new cities of the lea que.
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HERE'S CHANCE
FOR MARTIN

moter @ have oers Sf9 $4,000 for twelve PTe
round bout between Bob Martin, heavy
weight champion of the A. r. f.. and
Gene Tunney, light heavyweight cham
pion of the army, according to Billy
Roche. Tunney's mana ger. The purse,
hung up for a fight on Feb. 81. would be
split 20 per cent to the winner and 10
per cent to the loser, on a referee S de-
cisiOn.
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TONIGHTs SCHEDULE.
Doubles and Singles.

-7:15 p. NJ
+. Powers and II. flanagan.
c. Field and W. Reitzell.
G.. Smith and G. McEIwaine.
G. Gels and II. T. Wagner.
II. Little and f. Showalter.
W. Berner and l.. Quill.
w. Byers and o. Clements.
{. Il. Byers and Edward Powers.
u. Byers and SmRIlw God, sinKIes).
-9.I5 y. M
II. Guthrie and b. Kirby.
j, Allerdlce and ". Gribben.
NJ. Stewart and G. Beck.
Nj. Werner and W. Werner.
o. Hamilton and =. GlOckler.
+. Wiskham and j. Ferris.
S. DeLOng and l.. Remmetter.
T. TedrOwe and j. NJ. Heller.
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NORTHWESTERN RESULTS.

North Park lost its first gamo in the
Northwestern league last night when
townsville downed the team, IA TO II.
Three other games were played. St Paul
defeated Seventh Christians, 20 to 10; St.
Marks Gowned Second Baptist, SO 20 l.
while Grace Presbyterians walked over
Olive Branch, II to S.
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DOYLE WINS VERDICT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-William T.
Doyle, former baseball scout. won an $3.50
verdict against The Philadelphia Nation
ais in common pleas court Wednesday.
Doyle sued for back salary and interest,
alleged to be due him on a contract which
was cancelled by the club when the
work or fight" order went into effect
in August, 1918. The defense of the club
was that the season closed about Sept.
2, and it was prohibited from employing
anY one Subiec to the order
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FULTON SENDS
COWLER DOWN

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Tom Cow
Ter. English heavyweight, was so badly
beaten in the first three rounds of
ton here last night that the referee
stopped the fight. Fulton knocked Cow
Ter down four times In the three rounds.
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Southport's Two Games

SOUTHPORT, Ind, Jan. 22.-The
Southport High school basketball team
will play two games Friday night, meet
ing the Technical seconds and Cum berland
inSthe local gym. The games are ex-
pectNd to attract a big crowd as the
local Nouintet has been showing good
form Recently. The following athletes
have been named TO stack up against the
Tech aggregation Wright and Adkins,
forws I'd j: ESirkhoff, center; Ward and
Morgan, gu&Fds.
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Em-Roes at Fl. WAYNE

The En- Roe basketball squad viii go
to ct. Wayne tonight to meet the fast
going X. of c. quintet of that citv.
Capt. Feeney reports his squad In fi1e
shape for the big independent contest Of
the season for the locals and says he
expects the Green and White five to cop
the battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

DETROIT. Jan. 22.-Jack Sharkey out
pointed Jabez White Of Albany In ten
rounds here last night White put uIe
a game battle, but was unable to bea I
the New York italian.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

by HAM.
Honor Roll-Sands, Hoosier Oils. 243;
BroucheTr, Man -alos, 226; T. Wuel6ng,
BroOksides, 224; Henry, Brunswick
Phones, 300; Whetstine, Twines, 221;
Beam, Hoosier Oils, 200; Woodland, Pru-
dentials, 215.
After listening to a couple of Jazz
nographs, the lowly Brooksides seemed
dlspleased and opened up a barrage of
strikes that carried away the last game,
when J. Wuelfng shot 224.
The Aetna Trusts took two out of
three from the Irwin Robbins when
Dorset could only count 90 in his first
attempt.
The Prudentials led by Schott and
Woodland, who shot consistently all the
way, were enabled to carry away all
three, thereby leaving the O'Conner team
out in the cold.
The Pleasant Drives were out of form
and the Man-u-alos were easy winners in
all three attemnts
The Hoosier Oils were forced to the
limit when they carried away the odd
game from the Kreis Transfers. but
Sands and Beam were equal to the emer-
In the Bemis league the Cottons took
Twines, led by Whetstine, added three to
their win column in their clash with the
Plpers.
from Torrance, Cal, that he is carrying
an 1S9 average for thirty nine games.
Maybe the heat of the golden west has
affected Bills imagination.
Capt. Grandstaf of the Kresge team
issues a challenge through this column
to both the Goldstein Bros. and News
Pressroom teams and would like to hear
from them both In regards to special
matches.
Tompkins states that on Tuesday eve
ming the newsboys were selling extras
telling "all about Bill Beam shooting
627," and Bill has already used up two
punches of score pads and couple OF
boxes Of pencils trying to figure it out
There is a persistent rumor that Bailer
and Keyser have matched Hamer against
Jess Pritchett, said match to be rolled
as soon a possible, if Jess can be pre-
vailed upon to tackle Bailer's protege.
Jones and Hamilton are still tied in
that battle for the corduroy collar
buttons each having "a.
Sammy Sands was there in that last
game. A 243 is scme count and every
pin was needed.
Is ID iinx alley7 Ask Scheimer, he
knows, Five splits in one game-and
there on pocket hit.
If there is any one We have over
our little puns are not intended TO hurt
any ones feelings, as this is only done
in q spirit of fun and ask that all
enjoy It 50 such.
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YANKs AFTER BROWNS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-OutfeIder
Johnny Tobin Of the Browns and several
Yankee pitchers may figure in "A deal be-
tween the st. Louis and New York Amer
lean league clubs, it was said here to-
day. Shore and Wick may figure in the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
STATE THREE-CUsHIoNs.

In state tournament three cushion
billiard match at Harry Coolers parlor
last night, Vogler defeated Terrill Of
so to IS, in ITO innings. Vogler
had high run Of four, while TerrilFs
best count was three
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

The following bouts are csrded to be
held in Jersey City, Jan. 26: Willie
Jackson VS.. Mickey Bonley of Newark !;
Young Boz Fitzsimmons, son of the late
of New York; Gene Tuney, Iight-heavy-
weight champion of the A. E. F. VS.. Jim
Monahan, Irish light heavyweight, and
Jack Sharkey Us. Johnny Bun.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22
LEWIS TOssEs KARNLOFF.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 22.-Strangler
Lewis, with his Wanted deadlock, last
night defeated Ivan karnloh in a wrest
ling match in two straight falls Lewis
obtained the first fall in 90 minutes %
seconds and the second in 16 minutes 10I
seconds
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BY CHARLES LOGAN.

Now that the old "hard luck" abb
Is tuckered out and the doubles com
binatlons don't seem to be able to find
anything else to give as good and suffi-
Client proof that the wood is not falling
because they are not hitting 1t. we can
get all prepared TO see some real STUFF
pulled. Some regular starlight wal
lopers will do what they can tonight
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nnuRLE SIX ROUNDS.

PORTLAND, Me, Jan. 22.-Johung
Downs of Cleveland and Whitley Fftzl
gerald, fought a double six round boul
to draw here last night.
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The singles bowlers got some rather
attractive looking scores last night
Sourbier led the attack OF the one-man
army and when the battle was over and
the birds began to sing he was on top
looking down. He hit the pins for good
scores every frame and registered a total
Of 636, to pass Taffe, previous leader,
and his ga
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To Insure GrappIerS

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Promoter
Curley has made arrangements to in
sure. both Earl Caddock and Joe
Stecher against accident which might
cause cancellation of the coming
wrestling title match here. The pro
lnoter plans to take out $4,000 pol
icies on both grapplers.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22-Al Reich
New York. easily defeated Dan O'DowG
of Boston in six rounds here last night.
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EAsrERN RING GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Clay Turner,
the Indian light heavyweight, and Larry
Williams, Bridgeport heavyweight, will
come together in a twelve round bout to
a decision at Bridgeport, Jan. 26.
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lgsElSCuOol
E=: = EHHS9,>SPORIaTS
"a aS 4 - - -
WEEKEND GAMES.


Friday Evening-BrOad Ripple vs.. New
Augusta at Broad Ripple.
Saturday Evening-ManUal VS.. Rochester
at the local Y. NJ. c. A. gym; Short
ridge VS.. New Richmond, at New Rich
mond. Saturday afternoon and eve
ming Technical participates in tOurna>
ment at Brownsburg, with Browns
burg, ThorntOwn and Ben Davis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

frankie Fleming of Canada has been
matched to meet Young Sacco. the Boston
fighter, for six rounds at Philadelphia
Jan. 20.
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GoPHERs KEEP WILLIAMS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 22-Dr. II. /.
williams football coach of the University
Of Minnesota for many seasons, was
placed under contract for three more
years today.
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PARIS, Jan. 22.-Johnny Griffith, vel
serweight, whose home is Akron, O., last
don in the third round of bout held
here.
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EGAN GETS NEW RREwERs.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22-Iack Egan
new manager of the Milwaukee club of
the American association. Wednesday
notified the officials that he had obtained
four players of the Providence r. u 1919
club for his 1920 Milwaukee team. The
new athletes are CASTOR catcher; For
sythe, an infelder; Zip Hauser and Rein
hart, outielGers.
Chief Bender has gone up the man
Rgerial ladder one rung. The chief a
winning manager and pitcher in the Vir-
ginia league last season. will pilot the
New Haven club in the Eastern league
the coming warm spell And the chief
though a bit aged will again pitch Last
year he won % out of % games.
Billy McKechnle is threatening come
back stunt with the Pirates. Bill re-
tired In 1918, but kept in playing trim
around Toronto, o., his home town. Bill
is n veteran, but there are older men
stlll going good and he may successfully
come back.
Hughey Jennings will have two lieu
tenants for the 1920 season in Jack
Coombs, coach. and Tom DAILY, trainer
Harry Tuthill has quit his Job as trainer
after twelve years service. Tuthill was
the best known trainer in the American
league and was almost as we'll known
in sporting circles as the stars who kept
the Tigers In the race year after year
TuthiIl also is we'll known in flstic cir
eles, too, he trained Jim Corbett, Bob
Fitzsimmons, Young Corbett and lesser
lights at various times
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

Healey hasn't any laugh coming until
he learns how they get more than 100
and 100.
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Jones OF the Justice Motor outfit swears
and declares that he averages 100 He
must mean he'll be able to get 40 pins
a few years from now.
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though he did punish him considerably.
NOran's ring career has been an honor
able one and If he quits now he makes
his exit with the admiration Of the sport
world ceutercd OH him
Buck Herzog and family have been win
tcring at St Petersburg, Fla. John LODI
wick. former sport writer, is one of
Bucks neighhors down there and Buck
has passed out the information that he
is going to quit the game. Isn't It funny
how they ali talk that way in the winter
time and how readily they don the olG
unies in the spring. Anyhow, Buck IS
most every afternoon. Lodwick says. and
that wouldn't indicate that he is through
with baseball. His youngsters are going
to the tourist school aud when Buck isn't
playing pass with the school boys he gen
orally Is fishing.
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Sourbier wasn't the only one that got
EN- like true knight should Hamil-
ton stuck close to his heels most of the
night and before things were over be
had sent GIG Of the wooden babies dying
heller SHELTER. This was enough to
bring him third place.
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Basketball Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL.
Technical, %; Plainfield, S,
Franklin, Al: Shortridge, 10.
Rushyille, so; Newcastle %.
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had sent GIG Of the wooden babies dying
heller SHELTER. This was enough to
bring him third place.
Walter Hsrshman was ashamed to
credit the blame for his ia count to hard
luck, but he didn't hesitate to shout
from the housetops and tree limbs about
the way Dame Fortune Topped him. Walt
started out with 236, ruined 1t with a
ia and did as much redeemng as he
could with 100. He's No. 6 in the big
ten list.
Sam Lovick dropped in, two stations
behind Harsh.
Rob Bryson, the son OLA gun who was
supposed 70 be in the "he was a good
youngsters applaud and look foolish
when he and Comstock stacked 'em high
and took third place in the doubles.
This was the biggest advance made in
the tvo-man class last night.
And Bob wasn't the dead freight OF
the company, either He finished the
three games with a 2S7 total and had q
high game of 217.
Shine and Blumer got fair scores, but
not enough to let them in the select
district.
who had Patterson figured for a 145
are just trying to fool the public. Pat"
has been shooting a mean stick this
year, and he and Lovick were checked
up for whopper count, but they couldn't
put it over.
Simon got desperate once and took
bust at 101 clubs.
Schaffs name will not live forever as
~ 10 Ia he los h17f
just the same he was there with 224
in the second round.
There were coolies Of big scores scat
tered here and there in the singles class,
but for some reason or another they
couldn't bunch them.
Spencer and Bremen got away great.
but all the kings horses and all the
kings mules couldn't make their second
and third games look even half way de-
cent.
Keiser had two rotten games, but made
them look fair when he gave them 200
company.
Toner opened his singles work with
2O5, but outside of that he was pretty
punk.
Simon and Waterbury ran race for
the low singles total, and Waterbury
won by one-halt OF ! per cent.
LEAGUE LEADERS LAST NIGHT.
X. of c. league. Mesker (Genoasl 49,. 24S
Elks league, Pollard (HidesD ...... 240
Beams No. 8 league, Collins (Inde-
pendentsl ...'.........,,..... 224
Mesker OF the Genoa club in the
Knights of Columbus loop got the big
one game score last night a 24S, In the
third round of the hot Genoa Salvador
battle.
The big count sent the "Jennies'' to
the front for two wins.
Corrigan tries to get big counts once
in while, but he is In the same class
with the educated guy who tries to make
as much jack as the laborer.
Louie Dugan and Ed Quinn couldn't
shoot like they did in the doubles of
the city meet and the Christaphores took
an awful beating at the hands of the
Ferdinapds
However. Ed and Louie were not the
only ones responsible for the defeat.
Kcester threw pa in his last game for
the Ferdlnands.
The IsabelIas didn't get a thing that
looked classy but they knocked the socks
of the Ninas
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After dropping the irst game to the
Justice Motors without putting up any
real battle, the Hoosier Oils came back
and slipped over two wins.