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Evening star., 1921-11-17
COLORADO RANGERS
CALLED IN STRIKE
Martial Law in Huerfano
County Precedes Walk
out Order.

DENVER, Col. November 17.-Mar-
tial law is in effect in Huerfano coun-
ty today.
State rangers, acting under instruc-
tions from Col. Patrick ]. Hamrock.
adjutant general. took charge Of law
enforcement just few hours prior
a strike today in thirteen mines of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany, employing $500 men. Reduc-
tion of 80 per cent in wages, an
nounced yesterday and effective to-
day. was to be the signal for closing
McLennan, president of district Is,
United Mine Workers of America, an
nounced.
McLennan declared that the other
Evening star., 1921-11-17

mines. would be. closed by a SYM
pathetic strike within a few days. He
said the mines are 80 per cent union.
Proclamation Is Issued.
The martial law proclamation was
issued by Gov. Shoup after an ap-
peal had been received from Sheriff
the situation was beyond his control.
and after a tour of the district by
Col. Hamrock.
No disturbance was reported as a
result OF the developments yesterday,
although it was pay day for the
miners.
/. Prohibition Of the sale of arms and
ammunition at Walsenburg yesterday
revealed, according to dispatches,
that Walsenburg merchants already
had sold out their entire stocks of
arms and ammunition.
Justifes Action.
The company justified the decreased
wages with statement that the
miners wages were out of proportion
for wages in other skilled lines; that
reduced wages would bring more
work, reopening of more Industries
and result in cheaper coal to the con-
sumers.'
Union officials asserted that the re-
duction in wages was violation of the
award Of the bituminous coal wage
commission, and asserted that al
though the company disclaimed ac-
ceptance of the award, that the COM
pany had been a party to the delib-
erations. of the commission and were
morally bound to observe the, award.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

Tex Rickard says he will give
Chambion Benny Leonard $4,000 to
box either Tender, Kansas or Fried
man at Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Closing Dental-Butler
Title Game Carded for
TOmlinsOn Hall March 8

The Indiana Dental College basket
ball team and Butler College will meet
March at Tomlinson Hall in a game
that will decide the college basket ball
championship of the City. 1t will be
the third OF a series of three games
scheduled between the two local teams.
Each team has won one game in the
series.
The Dentals meet Hanover College at
the Athenaeum gymnasium Saturday
night. The game promises to be fast
one, as the Athenaeum will be a strange
floor to both teams. Hanover has in
H. Powell and Montgomery two fast
goal getters and the team from the Ohio
River college expects to cause the Tooth
Pullers plenty of trouble.
When the Dental athletes were told by
Manager Russell Wet that arrangements
for the Third game with Butler had
been completed they greeted the news
with a shout and entered the scrimmage
practice with renewed effort The work
out today win be basket shooting and
passing and no scrimm- ge.
Interest among the Indianapolis bas-
ket ball fans centers in the third game
between Butler and the Dentals. But
Ter defeated the Tooth Pullers 81 TO &c,
Dec. Z. The game was played In the
Butler gymnasium. The Dentals took
the second game Of the series Jan. Is at
the Y VI. C. A. by a 21-tO-1S score.
The officials for the game March
will be John Craigle and S. S. FEEBLE.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
INDIANS GRAB
YOUNG HURLER
Hendricks Signs Mat Downey,
Chicago SandlOt Star
New Catcher Obtained.

Jack Hendricks added another right
handed pitcher TO his 1921 Tribe roster
today when he secured the signature OF
Mat Downey, a Chicago semi pro, to
contract. Downey made himself famous
in the Chicago X. of c. League last sum-
mer by winning consistently, and he
comes highly recommended to the In
dams. He is tall and rangy, built along
the same line as Wilbur Schardt, who
pitched for the locals several years ago
Many ball players who have made good
In the big leagues have come out Of
Chicago, and Hendricks keeps an eye on
the sandlt stars there every season. be
is well acquainted with the Chicago
semi pro and amateur league managers
and gets many tips regarding likely
prospects. He was put on Downey 9
trail through a tip from q friend and
he believes the tall fellow is worthy OF
a thorough tryout.
The Indians added a third catcher
Thursday when they obtained A. J. Smith
from the Charleston Is. CD club. De
boasts of a hitting average of $50 for
the 1920 campaign and Manager Hen
bricks believes he will make a strong
bid for asregular berth in the American
Association. The signing of Smith gives
the Hoosiers three catchers, the others
being GOssett and Dixon.
The policy of the Indians in grabbing
off promising young talent will meet
with the fans approval, because if the
recruits happen to possess the talent
they make the game livelier with theiI
youthful pep,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Parade, BOlOting and
Banquet on Program,
of Big Four Knights
BtFO-Re Club Offers SnGppy
Card for Visit of Cincy
CroUd Saturday..

The Bi-Fo-Re Club will 20 to Union
Station Saturday afternoon to meet about
500 officials and employees of the Gin
Railway, who will arrive ON a special
train at 2:30 o'clock. A parade, led
by the Bi-Fo-Re band of twenty pieces,
in charge of BandmS ster Charles Clapp,
will then be formed and will proceed
up Meridian street to Vermont and east
to the Democratic Club. where the final
game of series will be bowled between
bowling teams composed of the Bi-Fo- Re
Club and the Cincinnati general offices.
About 1000 persons are expected to be
In the line Of march. A. Shulse is chair
man of the parade committee.
Members and friends Of the two teams,
officers and members Of the Bi-Fo-Re
Club, will attend banquet In honor OF
the b0wlers at the Hotel Lincoln at so.
1t is expected about $50 persons will
attend. Arrangements for the banquet
are In the hands of a committee consist
ing OF F. L. Bodenmiller, chairman; L. f.
Dieckmann and o. +. Scott.
The entire Cincinnati delegation will
be guests Of the Bi-Fo-Re Club Mt their
regular monthly party at the Athenaeum
later in the evening, which Will be in
the nature of a Washington's birthday
celebration. Dancing and cards will af-
ford the entertainment and many fca-
lures, including professional acts secured
from a local booking agency, will be en-
the program. Souvenirs and eavors have
been provided for each guest: Music
will he provlded by seven piece jazz
band. About 1900 persons are expected
to be in attendance.
The committee in charge Of the affaiI
at the Athenaeum consists of c. +. Roush,
chairman; C. A Kennedy and V. W.
Peacock. Mrs. B. c. Byers Is patr)ness
and Mrs. c. Dillingham; and Mrs. Fred
SeltL, ST.. chaperones.
The Officers Of the Ri-Fo-Re Bowling
League, who are making arrangements
for the match, are s. F. Taylor, presi-
dent; Max Abrams, secretary, and 4.
indianapolis team are L. A. Stewart, cap
tain; J. T. Duecker, K. j. Evans, T. z.
Lester, ]. II. Beam and W. H. Veiker.
The officers Of the ri. Fore Club are
w. II. SeitT, president: W. G. Barton,
vice president: R. e. Dillingham;, secre-
tary: Miss Eva Waltz, corresponding sec
rotary, and A. Sbulse, treasurer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
! Champ Meets Brennan
15-Round Bout in
Gotham Tonight.
HAS TITLE HOPES
Fighters Compare

sORK, Feb. 1S.-Young Bob Mar
Fest Virginia, got the habit Of
4 EN- over when he met up
Germans a couple of years ago.
Pen knocking 'em over ever
has been in eighty-nine battles
Jas won seventy eight of them
souts. Bob stuck to the trade
in the army when he got back
u life and for two years he's
king 'em over in the sticks.
rlever management, he walked
hicks Of setups and trial horses
s now ready for the big bid.
~ be was a good card" Tex
ad been after Martin for months
"a into Madison Square Garden.
naRer had never shown a ten
send his boy against anything
when Richard finally got to
business with them he asked
they wanted.
nearly knocked the promoter
pair when he asked for one Of
best men In the heavyweight
Il Brennan.
re meeting tonight for fifteen
81 Is a ave to three favorits in
Is.
in beats Brennan, he will be
b a match with Dempsey, and
knhe wants.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

mentor and one Of the best athletes ever
turned out at NOtre Dame. The Notre
Dame athletes viii not be on deck as
early as Feeneys crew. but the locals
VIII work alone while waiting for the
university men TO arrive
Coming back from Notre Dame, the
Cathedrals Will open their season with
the SAortridge eleven Sept. %. Then
th"v go after the scalp of the Manual
eleven on Oct. 3. In these contests the
GOid aud Blue will get their acid test
tv.y start OF the season, and they
viii have to be in the best OF shape to
hold their own with the North and South
Side athletes, who were well seasoned
last year by competition in stronger
fields than those the Cathedrals entered.
EASTERN TRIP
III TEAM WINS.
The pending game at Boston Is to be
played providing the Cathedrals can make
a worthy showing In their regular SEIZED
rle. Manual and Shortrldge are the
first blockades thdt must be met, then
next In Importance comes the battles
with Louisville, Cincinnati and FIT
Wayne. Victories over these last three
would give the locals q firm grip on the
Catholic prep school championship In this
section Of the country, and the Eastern
battle then would result
Last year, Feeney, with only seventeen
as many played, including contests with
Louisville and 1T. Wayne. but thls year
he viii have all his 1920 regulars. and
added talent in school and cannot see
how anything is going to wreck his
plans.
Johnny RuckeIshaus, end on last years
team, will captain the Cathedrals this
year. Trenk, Harrington and DOnnery
are other bidders for wing positions, all
but Trenk being veterans; Brezette,
GIaska, Gavin and Boyle are the old
tackles; Royce, Madden Sexton and Will
berding will be out for the guard Jobs
again; Harmon is back to bid for the
pivot position Mooney will he out for
his old quarter job, and Sadler, ex-cap.
tain; Hartnett, Roth aud Laffey will
again bid for other back field positions.
Two of the most promising new men
whom Feeney will have under his wing
are - Hare. half back at Pitts burgh High
School last year, and Schmutte, mem
Der OF the 1920 Tech squad. Trenk also
is new man who has starred with the
basket artists all season and who has
football experience. Other newcomers
who are looking exceptionally good in
j. workouts are Van Gestle, Ri
ley, GrannOn, McCarty, Saffie, Dux,
O'COnnOr, Shoettle and Hickey.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
TIGERS TAKE
ON MERCHANTS

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 1s.-De
Pauw's basket bali team will meet one
Of the fastest court squad in Indiana
here tonight when the Merchants Heat
and Light Quintette Of Indianapolis
clashes with the Tigers.
Because Of a conflict, the Firestone Tire
and Rubber COmpanys basketeers can
celed their game scheduled with the
Tigers for tonight, and Coach Buss en-
gagged the strong indianapolis team to
I'LL the vacancy.
Local fans are expecting to see some
Of the best individual players tonight
that ever appeared in the Bowman gym
nasium. Among these men is Johnson,
center, a former member Of the Illinois
Athletic Club which won the basket ball
cham Dionship of the United States for
three years while he was with that or
ganizatiOn Then there is Babb, for
ward, an old Em-Roe star.
Although the Tiger athletes have been
playing excellent basket ball, they will
have to travel at top speed to take the
long end of the count in this game. De
Pauw win be handicapped by the alb
sence Of White, star center, from the
lineup. He was recently decl red in
eligible because of a deficiency in studies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
acARIEr sTARs HAMPERED.

wabash prospects for a decisive win
over the EarIham Quakers in their con-
test on the Richmond court tonight are
not bright. Goldsberry and Thorn, stars
of the Scarlet combination, are under the
wea ther, and the former has little chance
of Starting.
Thorn has been on the sick list for
several days, but he has been hmpins
around in practice since the Butler game
and Coach Vaughan probably VIII call on
him as a starter against Coach MOVES
team.
Goldsberry, however, ia almost sure
bet for side-line decoration. The Win
gate wizard" has been complaining OF q
slight sickness for the past week, and yes
terday was unable to get in uniform for
the final practice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Boxing Gossip
EARLHAM FIVE
IN GREAT FORM
Same Quaker Lineup That De-
feated Purdue May Start
Against Wabash.

RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 1S.-Tt seems
probable that Coach Ray Move, Maroon
and White mentor, will start the same
Earlham lineup against against the Wa
bash Little Giants tonight that worked
with such precision against the Purdue
quintette earlier in the season when the
Boilermakers were taken in tow by the
local college five.
At least it Is a safe bet that the initial
i've will be chosen from the following
Lawler. Hall, Carey, GOar, Beck and
johnson.
The Quakers will need a team that Is
able to meet the shifty defense Of the
Little Giants, as It is a known fact that
the scoring qualities of the Scarlet play
ers are not limited to any one opponent.
Coach Move spent the first part Of the
week giving bis men gruelling workouts,
relaxing only in the final hours before
the fray to polish few rough points on
the Quaker defense that is calculated to
stop the onslaught OF the Wabash bas-
keteers.
Every seat In the Coliseum is sold out
for tonight's fray and standing room is
at q premium Earlham College has re
served an entire section and the crowd
viii be treated to an exhibition Of we'll
organized roofing from the Quaker fol-
lowers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL BASK EFT GOSSIP

Both Manual and Shortridge will get
into action on the basketball court to-
day, the Blue and White meeting Spice
land this afternoon on the Shortrldge
hardwood while Coach Morrison and his
south siders will so to Bloomington to-
night for q battle with the powerful high
school quintette Of that place.
The One-sided victory over Cathedral
Tuesday put a lot of pep into the Short
ridge gang and, although little is known
about the strength Of Sptceland TINS
year, indications are that the Blue ana
White will better her interchOlastic per
centage in tonight's game.
Probably more interest Is attached to
Manuals game tonight than any other
contest on the Red and White card. y
win over Bloomington at the present pace
Of the south siders would not be surpris-
ing and, coming on top OF victories over
Martinsviile and Bedford, would just
about throw Mysteries into the camps Of
Shortridge and Tech.
Both Tech and Shortrldge have met
Bloomington this year, Tech winning
by a comfortable margin and Shortridse
losing just as comfortably. 1t Is up TO
Manual tonight to show on which side
Of the fence it belongs
The Tech mystery Eve" having
stopped their mysterious losing streak
by a complete mystifcatiOn of the strong
Lebsnon i've last Saturday, will have an
opportunity to mystify local fans tomor.
row night when it opposes Crawfords-
while at the local Y. NJ c. 4. Crawf0rds-
Vile, although getting away to a late
start this season, has been cutting some
big circles in HOOsier competition late
~ and Saturdays game should be a
stiff one for the Green and White.
Charlottesville recently defeated Short
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Butler QlXiEst Gets
Back After HOnOrS
OUer KGzOO Visitors
Pagenten Meet MichigGnderS
Tonight and IrUingtOR Root
erS Anticipate Victory.

Not one whit discouraged by the defeat
at the hands of Wabash Tuesday, the
Butler basket ball team will step into
Kalamazoo this evening on the Butler
court in very confident and determined
manner. The contest, excluding the
Wabash and Purdue games, Is the big
gest home battle of the season for the
Pagemen and particular interest will be
attached to the result by Blue and White
followers.
Tonight's game is regarded by Butler
students as an excellent stepping stone
to the return Wabash game at Craw-
louisville Monday, to which the entire
student body is looking forward so con-
fidently.
Only light workouts have been given
the men since the Wabash fray. Hooker
and Leslie, forwards; Dykins, center, and
Deiderich and Captain Jones, guards, will
be the probable Butler lineup for to-
nights game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
3 Pro Skaters
in Lake Placid Meet

PLACID, N. Z. Feb. 1S.-vir-
D the leading professional ice
J the country, brought together
Est time in an event Of this kind,
grirg in. the American profess
ID skating championships which
e today and are to continue
turday.
of entrants includes Everett
international amateur cham
Ed LaeAy, former American
Arthur STAFF, holder Of the
ford for a mile aud inter t.
hpion OF 1915 and 1917, and
Michigan State champion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
THE INDEPENDENT AMATEURS
BY Charlie Logon


ready for the finals Of the State tour
ney to be staged here. With only q few
exceptions the districts have completed
their meets and are grooming their rep
resentatives for the big test here Thurs
day. Friday aud Saturday of next week.
Greensburg, Anderson, ShelbyviHe and
South Bend are the only ones that have
not returned their winners yet. The
Greensburg and South Bend meets are
wo-day affairs and were to start today.
The former has one of the largest fields
in the State. Anderson and Shelbyville
VIII hold their Journeys Saturday.
Twenty teams will fight it out for in
dependent State honors hers, and II
promises to be about the merriest scram-
BILE this class Of basket ball has ever
produced for the strongest teams have
shown real class this winter against the
best teams, college and independent, in
the State. A glance over the rosters of
the more powerful squads will show that
many OF the star college players of past
days are now playing on these teams.
All the title games will be played at the
''Y' and John Head and Benny Evans
will ohiciate. The two handled the
games here during the past two weeks
he winning team will be given a cup
and each player on the team a gold
basketball by Wayne Emmelmann.
The Larry lie quintette defeated the
Birghtw06d II. Z. squad at the River
aide gym last night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Win Junior Rife Awards

Eight youthful shooters OF this State.
seven of whom are indianapolis resi-
dents, have received medal awards Cor
proficiency of workmanship in the Win
chester Junior Rife Corps competition,
which IL held annually in the United
States aud Canada. The local shooters
who have received awards are Walter
Reddick Marion Stevenson. Alex Stamm.
Willeta Work, Francis Parsons, John
Scott and Pauline Pee. Herman McFar-
land Of Kokomo Is the only other Indi-
ana contestant to receive a medal
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
MATCHED BY BRONSON,

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Feb. 1S-"Fighting'
McHenry Of TT Wayne, Ind, and
jacques Burdell. who, upon his arrival
in Sandusky last Sunday, introduced
himself as the featherweight cham pion
of France. Will be the principals in the
main so OF a boxing exhibition to be
staged next Wednesday night at Athletic
matchmaker. for the Sandusky Business
Mems Athletic Association. The boys
will battle twelve rounds to a decision.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
High Guns at X. C.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 1s.--Frank
Hughes. Mobridge. S. D., and Art Kill
lam. st. Louis pro. were high guns yes
terday at the annual interstate tourna-
meut Hughes defeated ninety six other
contestants az 100 targets, breaking l41.
Killam scored 14S but could not win
because OF the amateur rule William
Hoon, Jewell. Iowa. finished second with
l4O. Mark Arle, Champaign en- pro-,
broke 1876.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Start Early
Plans for Banner
lson on Ball Diamond

baseball activities for the
pm were started last night
and organization meeting at
N.
8 Rotarians this year are to
club league and games afe
4 during the week and on
ming. K. Walter Jarvis, di-
creation, Informed the mem
meeting that a special dia-
Ferside Park win be set aside
se two afternoon each week
nday morning. Jack Hen
Rger OF the Indianapolis ball
I'd the use of Washington
BAYS when the Indians are
n home. The Rotarians also
L behind the movement for
) ness mems series similar to
4 yed last year between RO-
II bis. OptimIst and American
Dslsman presented a plan for a
.ry les que, which was approved
4iianapOlis members and will
.ed TO State Rotarians at the
convention next week. Ac-
D this plan each city would
preventative ROcarian team TO
les Of games for the State title.
arr. former big league player
rican Association player man
be in charge OF the Indian
;.
ere made By q number OF Ro-
: the meeting and all members
] to play baseball are urged TO
ntage Of a six weeks indoor
rOgram that is to be arranged
q Independent Athletic Club.
! win commence March 1 and
It chiefly Of Indoor baseball.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
KAUFrs ALTERNATE SIGNS.

NEW YORK, Feb. S-Vernon Spen-
Ger. outfielder, who came to the New York
Nationals last year in an exchange that
sent Benny Kauff temporarily to To-
ronto. has signed 1921 contract, it was
announced Thursday.
The Giants secretary reported the club
probably would recall Lance RichbOurg,
the University of Florida star inhelder,
who performed we'll In the minors since
farmed by the Giants In 1918.
Bill Lamar, who worked as pinch
hitter for the Dodgers In 1920, has sent
his signed contract to the Brooklyn man
ager, 1t was reported Thursday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
EYers Cuts the Eats

CHICAGO, Feb. Is.-Johnny Evers.
manager of the Chicago Cubs. upon
his arrival here today. said he would
cUrtan eating of the players this sea-
son as to keep them in physical
condition.
Evers and flock OF pitchers and
catchers will leave next Thursday for
Pasadena to begin spring training.
Tho remainder of the squad viii leave
one week later.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
5=ss'IN1TF%% |

MOY AND LEONARD MONDAY.

DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 1s.-Promoter
Frank Mantell of the Atlas Athletic Club,
this city, announced today that every
thing was all set for the fight Monday
night between Eddie MOy OF philadelphia
and Benny Leonard, the worlds light
weight champion. Al Lippe, manager
of Moy, viii be In town in a day or two
TO complete arrangements for the match.
Leonard will arrive with his manager,
Billy Gibson. on Sunday. Leonard now
is training in New York City
Next month Max Yinger OF the Miami
Athletic Club will stage q twelve-round
contest between Johnny Dundee of New
York and Blockie Richards Of this city.
Dundee is to meet Willie Jackson in New
York City on Feb. 2S.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Yost Fears Fumbles

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Fielding II.
Yost, University of Michigan football
mentor, today said he would urge the
football rules committee, which will
meet In New York next month, to de-
clare a fumbIed ball dead the moment
1t hrs been retrieved by either eleven.
Yost stated that majority of the
games have been lost or won through
fumbfes.