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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
Monster Rooster Scrap
Tipped OF When Young
Cock Declares Himself

CANTON Ohio, Jan PA lusty young
rooster, who simply couldn't resist the
temptation TO crow, put the quietus Oh
y hat was 70 have been the biggest cock
fight ever held In this section Of the State
in recent years, and disappointed many
fans who had gathered from Alliance,
M SsillOn. Akron and Pittsburgh
Everything was set for the big event
when two automobiles, loaded with dep
uty sheriffs landed at Meyers Lake Park
and started a systematic search Of tho
grounds. After hunting over a greater
part Of the work the officers were about
to give up the expedition when the faint
but unmistakable crow OF a rooster came
to their ears from the vicinity of the
old bali park.
The building In which the fights vera
to have been staged was clevfrly con
Cealed from the outside observation. Not
light showed, and It was with difficulty
that the officers finally found the en-
trance door aud pushed It open. only a
few men were in the room when the
deputies entered, but no attempt to es-
cape was made, as the fight had not yet
started.
Inside the building had been construct
ed a real arena for a real gladiatorial
contest. In he center of the room wa g
q pit eighteen feet square, lighted almost
rs well a prize ring. Ranged around
the pit were seats for more than 800 spec
tators. Those Ia charge told the officers
that the work on the building had re
Quired four weeks to complete.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
JACK DEMPSEY
Is SIGNED FOR
PORTLAND BOUT
Champion to Meet Unnamed
Opponent in Decision
Match in April.
APPEARS IN EXHIBITION

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 27.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion of the
world. will defend his title in 4 ten
round decision match In Portland in
April. His opponent has not been picked.
Dempsey is scheduled for return en-
gagemeut with Jess Willard in March in
New York, but evidently Manager
for Jack IN that bout because In
promoting the April match here the local
club officials have promised the fans
That it viii be for the heavyweight title.
It IS understood here also that there Is
some doubt about the proposed Willard
Dempsey match being staged in March
as originally scheduled.
Jack Kearns. manager for Dempsey,
Natchms ker Bobby Evans and the men,
bers Of the Portland boxing .commiss on
were cIoseted for several hours last
night and reached the agreement which
brings to Portland q battle for the
worlds heavyweight championship.
pempsey's opponent Will be the Dest
man Matchmaker Evans can obtain for
him and will take place in the racine
International Livestock Exposition build
ing.
Kearns said the consideration for which
Dempsey agreed to box here has not yet
been decided upon, bur that the match
viii be on a percentage basis. Matcn-
Eaker Evans says he has lines out for
some Of the best known heaVies in the
world.
hearns left for New York this morn
ing. Dempsey returned 70 Los Angeles
after SIX twO-minute rounds in an exhi-
bitiOn bout at the Milwaukee arena here
with Terry kellar OF New YORK
The weights of Dempsey ard Keller
were not announced. While Keller ap-
peared to be in good condition he was
clearly outmatched by the champion, and
had there been a decision Dempsey would
have won by q large margin.
The arena was jammed, It being the
first appearance Of Dempsey as champion
IN the ring in this section He appeared
in excellent form and the crowd mani
tested approval Of his work.
Fourteen ounce gloves were used and
after the first two rounds it was appar-
ent the champion would have 10 trouble
in Outboxing his opponent. Dempsey
then eased NJ a tribe. The exhibition
was fun Of action and the crowd was
enthusiastic.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL BASKET GOSSIP

Tho Shortridge High School basketeers
came within two points Of registering the
biggest surprise Of the present hig
school basket season when they held the
rapid travelling Shelbyville crew to a %
to-22 score last night on the ShorTidge
court. II the north siders had registered
just two more points and nosed out a
win. they would have ripped the bottom
out Of every dope cOntainer in united
basket hotbeds Of Indiana.
As it is, the Shortridgers deserve more
credit for last nights work than for
any thing they have done this season. The
ShelDyville team, by virtue of a long list
or Victories, Including one over Frank
line. is figured In on the State champion
ship race IN as prominent way as any
team In Indiana and IL was thought that
the somewhat down trodden ShOrtridgers
would be easy meat for them. But last
night saw the Julius prOteges battling
like so many Trojans and they had the
visitors on the jump all tho time. never
being more than three points in the rear.
The count at half time was Ii to i In
favor of Shelbyville.
Litz, a new Shortridge man, played a
great floor game last night and was re-
sponsible for several of the Blue and
White points. Riley and Richards also
displayed good form in running the
court while KilgOre worked like a per-
ton. RichesOn and Kaufman were the
men responsible for the ShelbyVille vic
tory, scoring on long shots.
If the Shortridge athletes can play the
same brand Of ball they uncorked last
night when they make their appearance
against Charlottesville at Charlottesville
tomorrow night, they will be rewarded
with victory. Coach Julius seems to
have his combination running In the right
direction at this time and North Side
fans are expecting great work Of them
from now until the sectional tourney
comes around.
The Shortridge combination will he
strengthened somewhat when Garrett,
former Broad Ripple star, whips him
self into shape for play. This tall boy
is q hard worker, has plenty of speed
in covering the court and win tack up
his share of the points In the toughest
scrap. If Garrett gets IN the Shortridge
lineup he probably will jump center,
with Richards going to one Of the for
ward stations in place Of Kinzer or Litz,
Techs Mystery Five" plays two
games on the road this weekend, meet
ing KOkomO at Kokomo tomorrow night
and Wabash at Wabash the following
evening. Kokomo and Wabash are a cou-
Pile Of hickory nuts, but Tech enthuS-
lasts are lending these two contests lit
tie worry. because the Green and White
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
BOOST TO HOOVER
FUND REPORTED
Subscriptions Come From
Many Sources.

Additional subscriptions TO ths HoOwsFi
fund have been announced as followBt
Indiana Society Of Chicago, through It's
president, Lucius Teeter, 500; Charles
n. Cooper, 500; Nathalie Connolly, prfn-
cipal of school No. 81, 500; Mrs. B. NJ
Wylie, $25; Irma, Frances and Jane
Drake, children of Mr.. and Mrs. J, NJ
Drake, 1913 North Meridian, $40; Mrs.
e. W. Ransburg, 2944 North New Jersey
street, $40; faculty and students Of the
United Typothetae Of America School of
Printing, $4O George Merritt School,
teachers and pupils, S94.67 additionals
Wallace Foster School, $217; school 81.
$40; Mr.. and MIRA W. f. Landers, $40;
Charles f. Crawford, $50; Jane Alice
Crawford, SO; Albert +. Middleton, $40;
Sidney F. Brown, $40; Ina H COckriIle,
$40: Thomas D. Sheerin, s25; Mrs Jessie
Pratt, $40; Mrs. W. P. Gaarshwiler,
Southport $40.
Foster Clippinger has received a check
for $500 for the Hoover fund from J. L.
Spaulding of BIoomingdale, n. Y, for
merly resident of this city.
Subscriptions for $40 have been re-
ceived from Alma Hoss, Mrs. Robert Ray
Bunch, Mrs. Fruits Bible class Of the
Third Christian Church; Edward Far
rer, GOttlieb Lenkhardt, J. W Goldman,
f. W. Helt, W. ]. and Anna L. Wood,
Lille L. W. Ellis, ]. B. Woman, julius
Hart. Gertrude Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. 3.
&. Bates, Mrs. J. L. Elliott, Mrs. Eliza
beth Schofeld, Norman H. Gilman, Mrs.
r. NJ. Franklin. c. c. WincheI, Mrs. Rob-
ert Sweeney and Mrs. Georgia w. Cros-
siey.
Mrs. J. K. Lilly has given 500; Henry
Wolf, $25; Young Ladies' Glass, Grace
Presbyterian Church, Sc; Dr. E. F. Kiser
and DR.. L. H. Singer viii feed a child In
memory of Alice Shiel Dugan.
Out-of-town donations included SO
from the Terre Haute Portfolio Club. $40
from the Farmers Federation Asssocia-
ton of Vernon Township, Hancock Coun-
ty; SO each from the Daughters Of Isa-
bella and the WOman's Club Of Fowler
and $40 from Allen Chambers, Oolitic,
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Franklin III. S. Machine
Takes on Lebanon Next

FRANKLIN, Ind, Jan. 27.-Ths Frank
lin High School basket ball Quintette,
after defeating the crack Anderson FIVE
by a 31-to-27 score Tuesday evening at
Anderson, has turned It's attention to the
coming game with Lebanon, which viii
be played in this city Friday night Ths
Franklin tossers. came out Of the stiff
Anderson game In fine shape. Franklin
has the dope on Lebanon, as Anderson
won from Lebanon last week, 81 to rs.
but nevertheless the Blue and White
players are expecting one Of tha hard
est n0utaata ee the season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
Dental Captain Back
to Aid Locals Prepare
for Clash With Culver

Captain Witter, star guard Of the
Dental College basket team, will report
for practice tonight Witter has been
at his home for three days, but with the
return Of their captain the Tooth Pull
to be in shape for the game with Cul-
yer Military Academy at Culver Satur-
day.
Mathew. the other Dental guard, Is
still out because of an injury received
in the st. Joseph College game, but the
tall guard will be in shape for the Cul-
yer battle The Dentals last night did
not scrimmage, but worked hard at bas-
ket shooting, and Reeve, DeaKyne, Nc
Waugh, Givertz and Mcpherson Gagged the
ball from al angles. tarver and Langs-
and also proved they had an eye for the
basket
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R)VVC.lN6

The Elk shooters had big league stun
to throw away last night, which means
that record counts were in evidence on
every score sheet.
The Ears rolled two 1000 scores and
one S3Z 10 win three games from the
HOOfs in the big feature Of the evening.
Their highest count was 1,O42.
Martin, Colvin and K'rkhofr each posted
brace of double hundred counts for
the Ears. Newlin was their high man
for a single game with 24S. He also had
Martin won the three game laurels Of
the team with his scores Of 232, 81 and
$50
The Teeth also were up IN the 1000
class. but they couldn't put the three
game trick over on the Antlers, who
rallied strong to win the third.
The Teeth grabbed the one game total
award when they started the evening
with LO56 pins.
Pritchett and Cheney were the big
Teeth, with Cheney being a wee bigger.
His scores we're 2S0, % and 10, while
Jess went after counts Of 255. 10 and
Cheney's 2s0 was plenty big enough to
carry away the blue ribbon IN anybody's
league.
Blue and Harshman kept the Anters
from going down the third time when
they posted scores Of 2O4 and 1913. re-
spectlyely. johnny got 211 in the opener
and Walt had 20j in the second round
Wege shot a mean stick for the Antlers.
Dut be couldn't gain admission TO the
select circles.
Meyer and Everett Irish sure made
things hum in favor OF the Hide COM
binatiOn, which took three from the
Tails. Meyer led the lea que in three
game shooting with scores OF 2J5. $50
and 1875. Irish hit for 195, 1913 and 2I3.
McNeely got a brace Of double CEN
turtles for the Tails. ana Westover, shoot
ing from the opposite end Of the lineup,
had three dandy counts.
The Shin Bones and Eyes tied IN the
first round, but the Eyes took the next
two and won the roll of. 105 to IS.
It was not the fault Of Soitau and
Gordon that the Shin Bones didn't win
everything IN sight. Gordon had scores
running Is high as 245 and Soltau went TO
within four pins Of that score Their
other games were fitting associates for
the big slams.
spelcher was the big Eye with a PA
game. The rest Of the team shot the
kind Of scores that are not much on
thrills, but that count big IN the long
run.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

Seven major league clubs win be led
by new pilots when the old John lid dies
Of next April. Four will be seen in the
American and three in the National And
fandom has plenty Of food for discus
sion IN trying TO dope out which ones
viii deliver and which ones viii be asked
to vacate after falling to come through.
Ty Cobb's advent is the most interesting
change.
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CONFER OVER
TITLE MATCH

NEW YORK, Jan. &c. f. Graham
and F. o. GoOdspeed. representatives OF
the Eastern Canada Securities, limited,
were to confer with Tex Richard here
today regarding the staging Of the
Dempsey CARPENTER championship bout
In Montreal.
while I am not at liberty to an
nounce any details Of the Canadian pro-
posal,' said Richard ~ can say that 1t
is attractive and that Montreal stands a
very good chance OF landing the match"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
Preparing the Alibis

From the Chicago Tribune.)
Indiana, Purdue May Win Title
on Light Schedule" is the heading Of
a story which appeared In Mondays
Tribune. Why IS 1t necessary to be-
gin to prepare Rlibis for the other
Big Ten teams so early in the sea-
son? Why Is IL that when Purdue
or Indiana produces q strong team in
any branch Of sport that alibis should
be advanced at ALI by the Chicago pa
ers2 R. j. H..
3ux6ns AiunanxEa.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
AMERICANS LAND
IN MEXICO CITY
Filters Make Record Trip From
JuareZ.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. 27.-H. NJ.
Williams and Harry Thompson, Amer
can fiers, have landed in Mexico City
after a record flight Of five hours and
fifteen minutes from Juarez, according to
information received here today. They
put on an electrical display over Chapul-
tepec Castle for President Oregon.
The Mexican secretary of communica-
lions and public affairs will make a trip
to TampicO from the capital III the air
plane this week.
The 11-year-old son of Aviator VII
liams was q passenger on the trip.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--George Vein
mans OF Beaver Falls Pa, track star OF
Washington and Jefferson College, is In
a hospital here suffering from a fractured
leg and numerous bruises received In an
auto accident. Weinman was a member
OF the Washington and Jefferson relay
team at Philadelphia last year and was
considered the chief point winner for the
coming season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
BILLIARDS
HOPPE SCORES
RUN OF 200

Willie Hoppe, worlds champion wlelder
Of the balk line billiard stick, staged
the most spectacular performance OF his
three day exhibition al Harry Cooler 4
pnrlor yesterday afternoon, when lie ran
200 points IN twenty five minutes and
ran out with an unfinished run OF 50 IN
the second inning. The last 80 points
OF the afternoon match were scored IN
four minutes
Following the balkline exhibition in
the afternoon the champ staged q IS
point three cushion match with Charles
Peterson and won. % 10 q. Hoppe had
a high run OF In this match.
Hoppe finished the evening perform
ance and the last OF his stay here with
an unfinished run of 100.
Hoppe, Peterson and Manager BonJa-
min left here last night for Utica, n. Y.
From there the trio will tour through
Eastern Canada.
The State 1s2 balk-line tourney play
will be resumed at Coolers tonight.
Hoppe Peterson exhibition scores yes
terday:
AFTERNOON MATCH.
Hoppe Observation-Disclosures. 2UO Oo-Z0u
Peterson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 61-- 81
EVENING MATCH.
hoppe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 70 l60-2o0
Peterson ................ . I
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Rogers HornsbY Sicns

ST. LOUIS, No. Jan. 27.-Rogers
Hornsby put at rest the rumors that he
was dissatisfied with his place with the
Cardinals and would never sign q con-
tract by ACCEPTING his 1921 contract with
Manager Branch Hickey Wednesday
Hickey refused TO announce the salary
and length Of the contract
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
soX GET MULLIGAN.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Jan. 27.-Tn-
fielder Eddie Mulligan OF the Salt Lake
City club Of the Pacific Coast League.
has been sold TO the Chicago White Sox.
The consideration includes three players
from the Chicago, club to be selected by
salt Lake prior to March 3, according to
H. w. Lane. president of the Salt Lake
club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
WINTER BASEBALL
REDS WANT Z. MILLER.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-Manager Mike
Kelley Of the st. Paul club was expected
in town today for n short visit While
here he will talk business with President
Hermann on the possible chance of sell
ing Outhelder Elmer Miller and 4 semi
pro pitcher named Erhdrdt to the Gin
cinnad club. Erhardt is a big right
handler from Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
RESULTS At CARY.

GARY, Ind, Jan 27-Freddie Wilder.
Gary lightweight, defeated Leo Roberts
of Terre Haute in ten fast rounds Of
milling here last night before packed
house. Wilder WIS the ag8ress0r
throughout Jack Kennedy, bantam,
shaded Bobby Moon. Gary lightweight,
In ten rounds, and Jackie Hunt, Terre
Haute, stopped Battling Buck, Gary, IN
the fourth
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
ELwooD CAR PETITION DENIED.

Petition Of citizens of Elwood to com
pei the Union Traction Company Of In
diana to resume city street car service
has been denied by the public service
commission, on the ground that to re-
sumo such service would further increase
the deficit Of the corporations operating
costs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
BOB ROPER WINS.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Jan. 2T-Bob
Roper OF Chicago won the newspaper de
cision over BARLEY Madden Of New York
in ten rounds here last night. 1t was
the fastest heavyweight bout ever staged
here. Roper was the aEgressor in the
early rounds, and gained an advantage
that Madden could not overcome.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
IEoNARn qoINa ARROAp.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Lightweight
Champion Benny Leonard viii sail for
England soon, f was announced today,
for match with Johnny 9asham, Brit
ish welterweight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
HE'S GONE TO PARIS.

the American pugilist, WHO recently in
iured his right arm while training for a
bout with Bomblrdier Wells has gone to
Paris to consult q specialist concerning
his injury.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
COLONIES GET COLIFc1AN

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 27.-Signiuq Of
college player, was announced Wed1es-
day by the Louisville American Associa-
ton Baseball Club. Gaffney, who is an
infelder, and about five other recruits
viii accompany the team to Mobile. Ala
March II. for Spring practice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

LANCASTER, Ohio, Jan. 27-Benny
kauf at his home in this city today
signed new contract for one year to
play with his old team, the New York
Giants. In this new contract player and
club over subscribe to recognition of
Judge Lands as the arblter Of ali dis
putes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
Northern Indiana Racing

the Nortber1 Tndians racin, Tneats w.
announced yesterday as follows:
North Manchester, week Of Aug Is /;
Goshen, week OF Aug. p; La Porte. week
OF Aug. 80. Valparaiso and Rochester.
week Of Sept. D; Loganspors and Ken
dallyIlls. week Of EaRe Ia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
deadlock Now Barred
in New York Matches

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.--Ths head
lock IL under the ban In New York.
Jack Curloy, promoter OF all the big
wrestling matches here. has ruled out
the hold that won the champlonship
for Ed Lewis because OF sentiment
against 1t. CurIey explained that he
was Blowing to the demands of the
press and the public"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
orVrR WEDNEsDAY BOUTS.

AT NEW YORK-Boy Mccormick won
a decision over Johnny Howard Ia Gfteen
rounds. Pal Moore won q decision over
Young Montreal in fifteen ROUNDS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
SIGNS WITH Pirates.

ROCKFORD. III. Jan. 27.-"Bob" Leng-
0niss local semi-pro pitcher, is to be
gtTeR trial BY the Pittsburgh National
League tam an the spring training TRIP.
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And Some Kick!

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-There are 1853
unemployed men for every lob avail
able, it was announced today by the
Illinois free employment bureau. I'm
employment has increased 300 per
cent in the last four months, it was
said.
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Bowng Basket Ball Notes. Boxing Ne1Os and Other Winter Sports
SCARLET-IRISH
CARD TONIGHT
Court Battle at CrawfOrds.
vile Expected to Produce
Some State Title Figures.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 81
Charlottesville will sparkle under the
glare of Hoosierdom's basket spotlight
tonight when the Cunrk combinations OF
Wabash College and NOtre Dame Unlver-
sity tangle in a game booked as one or
the deciding factors in the State title
race.
A new attendance record for the
Wabash gymnasium was established
when Wabash and De Paw met last week,
but preparations have been made to han
die even a larger mob Of fans when the
Scarlet and Irish match wits tonight.
WABASH DRILLED
HARD FOR GAME.
An air of excitement has hung about
the Wabash camp all week while Coach
Pete Vaughan sent his athletes through
their toughest drills for this game with
the team representing his Alma Mater.
The Wabash coach was prominent part
Of the Notre Dame team Of several years
ago that Travelled the country and won
nationwide laurels. Vaughan has been
credited with beiug the brains" of that
famous N0tre Dame club, and tonight
he viii send q team out to do battle with
the best combination NOtre Dame has
had since his day at the South Bend
Institution.
The wabash team is IN perfect physi-
cal condition for tonights game and
Vaughan will start his regular lineup
Of Adams and Schanlaub. forwards
Goldsberry, center and Captain Burns
and Crater, guards. This is speedy
combination, but 1t will have to step
some to keep time with the just-as fast
aud much bigger Notre Dame machine of
McDermott and Grant. forwards; Captain
Mehre. center, and Kuey and Eddie An
derson, guards.
NOTRE DAME HAS
HEAVY MACHINE.
wabash is going Ia have to do lot Of
good guarding to keep Mehre. McDermott
and Kiley from posting big counts and
Vaughan is just trlde worried that the
work Of watching these big fellows, all
Of them measuring six feet and being
built in proportion, is going TO weaken
bis athletes. Other teams have held
Notre Dame close in the first period, only
10 come back weary from their action
against the irish huskies aud be smoth-
cred under an avalanche Of goals by
/ Nehre and McDermott IN the second ses-
/ sion. Wabash has listed Enrlham, Pur-
due and De P8uw among its victims and
Scarlet fans believe the locals viii annex
the State title If Notre Dame can be
beaten tonight.
Grant forward and speed demon OF
the Notre Dame quintette, is a Craw-
louisville boy, and his work will get
plenty Of attention from every local fan
in the gym tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

Cheney's 2s0 was plenty big enough to
carry away the blue ribbon in anybody's
league.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

The Shin Bones and Eyes tied in the
first round, but the Eyes took the next
two and won the roll of, Jos to S.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

Blue and Harshman kept the Antlers
from going down the third time when
tfey posted scores Of 204 and IJ5, re-
spectiyely' Johnny got 211 in the opener
and Walt had Pos in the second round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

Wege shot a mean stick for the Antlers.
but be couldn't gain admission To the
select circles