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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 22-Indiana Uni
Fersity's hardwood artists took frmer
grip on the Western Conference lead
position here last night when they de-
feated Minnesota, % to o. Indiana now
has four big ten" wins and no defeats.
The HOOsiers moved up to Mortified
this morning, where they meet the strong
Carleton team tonight in another contest
that will test their real strength. Garlic
ton last year was one Of the strongest
teams in Minnesota and is said to be
even better this season.
With his team trailing on the short
side Of a II to 8 score at the end of the
first half last night, Marxson. Indiana's
all his own and Gagged three distance goals
IN rapid succession, giving his team a
lead it never lost. These were the only
points Marxson scored during the con
test, but his brilliant floor work was a
big feature Of the game.
The Crimsons did not seem to catch
its stride in the first session, missing
shot after shot from almost directly un-
ger the basket, but its winderful de-
fensive game held the Gopher count
dent that once the HoOsiers found their
basket eye they would make it rough
going for the home team.
In the second session, after AarXson
had swept the Minnesota crowd OF its
feet with his three rapid fire shots, the
speed Of both teams increased so that
Ut the finish they were battling harder
than any two teams have ever strapped
on the local floor. The Gophers passed
up their chances to win in the second
period by missing seven CT nine free
throws
Dean, center, was Indiana's big scorer
getting three field goals and connecting
seven times from the foul line, while
Arnston went best for Minnesota with
three field losses and six foul goals.
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DAYTON FALLS
BEFORE RENDERS

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Jan. 22-NOtre
Dame basket men put over their fourth
straight victory here last night, defeat
ing Dayton University by the count Of A
TO 70. The Irish were far out in front
at the close Of the half and Coach Halas
sent out his second team in the second
period.
lbs speed and wonderful passing OF the
Notre Dame team was the feature OF the
. scrap, although Captain Mehre and Nc
DermOtt were hitting the basket with the
same consistency they have shown since
the start of the season.
= Notre Dame is expecting quite bit Of
opposition from the Michigan Aggies here
tonight. because Of the long standing
athletic rivalry between the two schools.
The Agg.es generally manage to get rid
Of some Of their best basket ball when
t..ey SNOW against the NOtre Dame ath-
lets.
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TIGERS DROP
AGGTES HARD

GREENCASTLE. Ind, Jan. 22.-The De
Pauw Tigers had it on the Michigan
Aggies at every turn and twist OF their
contest here last night and they piled
I'D q winning count OF 20 to 19 De
PAW displayed 4 speed plus passing
game in the first half and when the rest
period rolled around they held a 23-to-3
advantage.
AIendeuhan Cannon and White were
De Pauw's heavy scorers. while the work
Of GIBSON at forward was some Of
The best seen on the local floor in many
seasons. Heasley led the Aggie team in
scoring. closely followed by Gelkey.
After a few minutes of play in the
second session. Mendenhall White and
Cannon were taken from the contest 10
make room for a shift Of substitutes
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BIG MATCH
IS STILL ON

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Tex Richard
and Charles b. Cochran viii go ahead
with the promotion of the Dempsey
Carpenter fight regardless OF whether
or not William A. Brady withdraws.
Word from the London promoter deny
Ing that he wished to drop out has set
tied the matter today.
The discovery OF Dempsey's lost"
forfeit bond in a safe In Jack Kearns'
New York office put an end to rumors
that the champion had failed TO live W
to the contract.
II the big fight is staged on this side
OF the Atlantic IL may 20 to Montreal.
THE offers I have received from Non
treal are particularly attractive said
Richard today. They are certainly
worth while considered from every angle
and l think 1t quite possible the bout
could be staged there successfully
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Baseball School Idea
Suggested by Mitchell

BOSTON. Jan. 22.-Schools Of baseball
to solve the problem OF obtaining new
players In tho major and minor leagues.
were suggested Friday by Manager Fred
Mitchell OF the Boston Nationals. who
predicted that such training schools
would be established at all baseball parks
within a few years.
1T will take time, patience and plenty
OF careful teaching to develop the play
ers, but 1t Will pay in the Icing run"
Mitchell said. Keep them FOR five years
If necessary and il You get couple of
Maranyilles. HOrnsbys or HoIochers out
Of tho lot You are way ahead.
Buying and selling OF big leaG play
ers is pretty nearly a thing of the past
The trouble is that there are not enough
to go around, and managers and own
ers are cautious about entering into
deals"
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There were coolies of gigantic scores
posted by the Capitol No. leaguers TINS
tdp.
Practically all the team totals bordered
on the thousand mark. but the Capital
Alley five knocked off the honor with
1910. The CapitOls won two games, but
the Berkshire Life crew made 'em fight
for both.
Haislup's 23S was the most noticeable
count In the loop. He did 1t for the
Steinharts in the first round. The Stein
harts took two games from the Taggarts
and lost the third one by two pins.
The Sales Extensions stopped the
Strauss team in the third round with 4
972 The other games went to Strauss.
Ochiitrees pa helped the Extensions in
the final round.
Liebtag shot 222, 10s and POS for the
Capitol quintette.
The Em-Roes took two games from
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FRIDAY H. S. SCORES.

FRIDAY H. S. SCORES.
Anderson, 81; Lebanon, %.
Rochester. So; Manual. 6.
Greensburg, IS Whiteland, IS.
Jefferson, 80; Frankfort q.
Nashville, SO; Columbus, 7.
Ben Davis, 81; Cumberland. II.
Ben Davis Girls, 10; Cumberland
Brownsburg, %; MooresviIle, "a.
Brownsburg Girls, IS; M2oresville
Silent Hoosiers, q; Cathedral, IS.
Fishers, 80 New Augusta, 10.
Jackson. "a; Pine Village, 10.
Rossville, 43; Delphi, s.
Reynolds, "a; Triangle Fraternity
Purdue), 20.
Battle Ground. SO; Montmorenci. 30.
Amboy, %; Paramount Academy, 16.
Pendleton, "a; FairmOunt High, Is.
Young America, 40; Walton, 30.
Lapel, 81; Elwood. %
Plainheld, 40; Broad Ripple %.
Bread Ripple Seconds, At; Cathedral
=, Washington, 27; Central (Evansville),
Otterbein, So; Fowler, -.
Sharpsville, II; Swayzee, Z.
Richmond, 20; Elkhart, II.
Wabash, IS; Kokomo, 81.
Huntington, 81; Hartford City, II.
Southport. II; Greenwood. 8.
Southport Girls, 8; Greenwood Girls, /.
Oaklandon, q; West Newton, &c.
Oaklandon Girls, IS; West Newton
Girls, o.
Greencastle, 80; summitville, a.
What promises to be the best high
school game played In this city this year
awaits local basket fans at the Y. NJ. c. A.
tonight, when Tech takes on the fast
Bloomington aggregation. Coach Black s
Green and White point getters have won
six consecutive victories and the pace
set by them has been fast enough to
make the best teams in the State hustle,
siders their first real test since they
started on their recent rampage
Bloomington has hung up a string OF
victories that stamps IT q 5 one or the
five or six most formidable contenders
for State title honors One Of the i'm
portant achievements OF Coach Wells
team this year is the holding Of the
powerful Anderson quintette to the low
est score that that five has been held to
this year.
The regular Tech lineup will start
the game this evening. This lineup con-
sists of Griggs and Adk MS, forwards {,
Greenberg, center, and Nipper and Con
ley, guards.
A large delegation OF followers ac-
companied the ShOrtridge net five to
Lebanon today, where the Blue and White
five is scheduled to take on the strong
high school Quntette Of that place to-
night. Although the dope leans strongly
toward the outside team, the north slders
were not letting this little thing worry
them in the least and they are prepared
to put up tho battle of their lives. A
victory over Lebanon would give Short
ridge prestige a decided and much needed
boost.
Manual is billed to show OF at Hunt
ingtOn tonight and Coach MorriEon's men
were determined to make n good impress
sion. This game IS an annual affair be-
tween the two schools and this year the
rivalry seems even keener than ever be
fore Huntington has one OF the strong
est hves In the upper half OF the State
and tOnights game Will be no pink tea
affair for the Red and White warriors.
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En1-ROes Sure to Be
in Fine Shape for
FrQy With EQ7'LhGnt

The EN- Roes will wind up their week
end preparation for the Earlham clash
Tuesday night on the "Y" floor with a
whirl at the Evansville "Y" five tonight
on the southern teams hardwood. Cal
lahan's troupe has been working and
playing overtime the past week In order
10 develop the cork to carry any clip
the Quakers should choose to set, and
about all that remains to be done in the
way of preparation Is to knock off a few
Of the rough edges and rub on the final
polish.
En- Roes here since the De PAW game
and the first and in all probability the
only time the Quakers viii display their
wares on the indianapolis floor this year.
The En- Roes offered such a powerful at
tack against the Tigers that it seems at
least the squad has hit it's proper stride.
Tickets have been placed on sale ut
the Emu Roe sporting goods store.
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MANCHESTER EASY
FOR QUAKERS

RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. PA clever
passing game that swept the Manchester
athletes Of their feet brought Earlham
a 42-to-13 victory over the upstaters here
last night The Quakers were out in
front, % TO Q, at The close of the half
and a lineup Of secondstring men
session.
Every man on the EarIham team with
the exception OF Johnson. back guard.
contributed his share OF the points with
Hall caS.ng six field goals 20 stand out
in front. Lawler counted four times
from the field and twice from the free
throw line StauffCr and Heeter were
the individual stars with the Manchester
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Sticking Enters HOOsier
Fold for 1921 Season

Shortstop Eddie Sticking, formerly of
the Clients and Reds. has entered the
Tribe fold. He is the third in1elder
signed for the coming season, the others
being Douglas Baird and Hank Schneider.
Tex Covington, first baseman, is the only
member of the Tribe inner works yet
to attach his name to Hoosier 1921 con-
tract and the big fellow is expected to
get in line shortly.
The signing of Baird and Sticking is
encouraging to the fans because these
former big leaguers are expected to be
among the high-class performers of the
American Association next season.
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Wabash Expects Speedy
Tilt With MilIikin Five

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Jan. %
The Wabash court performers will get
their second crack at the strong Millikin
team here tonight. The Scarlet handed
NIillikin neat drubbing on the latter
teams floor during their recent Illinois
invasion, but they are expecting plenty
of opposition tonight.
team IS Of the opinion that the MiIlikin
athletes will be in better fighting trim
tonight than they were in the. previous
meeting with his team and he is expect
ing them to battle hard before accepting
the short end Of the count.
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De Pauw Athletic Dinner

GREENCASTLH, Ind, Jan. III
will entertain members of the De Pauw
athletic board, the faculty eligibility
committee and the coaching stan OF the
institution at o'clock dinner here In
Rector Hail. womens dormitory, Friday
evening, Jan. %. Following the dinner,
tie guests will witness the De PAW
Notre Dame basketball in the Bowman
gymnasium.
The De PAW athletic board Is COM
posed of nine men: Guernsey Van Ripper,
chairman; Mayor Charles W. Jcwett Of
Indianapolis. Felix McWhlrter. S. X.
Ruick, Richard shirley, Jacob Carpen-
ter. Joe Raub, Fred Tucker and Forrest
EliDDinger
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Cycle Race Ends Tonight

CHICAGO. Jan. 22-Osterriter and
Kockler had jumped into the lead again
with 50 points to their credit at a. m
on the last day OF the six day bicycle
race. Madden and Magin, who were tied
with the leaders last night, had dropped
behind with rs points at the end of 12Sth
hour. The other teams held to the rela-
tive position, they having been in prncti-
cally frons the start. The race closes at
1922 o'clock tonight with an hour series
OF sprints
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indianapolis Schedule
SATURDAY, FEB. 3.

(t1rSt Round.)
P. M-Lauter Club VS.. Traction Ter
minals. Referee, Evans.
1 80 P. M.-South Side Turner Actives
VS.. Boys Club. Referee, Head
2:40 P. M.-Den Zare VS.. Fairbanks
Morse. Referee, Evans.
8 80 P. M.-Chamber OF Commerce VS..
Y. NJ. II. A. Referee, Head.
4 20 P. Ny" Leaders VS.. Pottowat-
tami. Referee, Evans.
Is 10 P. M-North Side Vets VS.. South
Side Turner's. Referee, Head
SATURDAY, FEB. IL.
(Second Round)
P. M.-Winner of opening first round
game Us. winner second first round game.
Referee, Head.
P. M.-Winner of third first round
game VS.. winner of fourth first round
game. Referee, Evans.
3 P. M.-Winner Of fifth first round
game VS.. winner Of sixth first round
game. (Winner goes into fnals.) Referee,
Head.
Ais P. M.-Winner of first second
round game VS.. winner of second second
round game. Referee, Evans.
TUESDAY, FEB. 10.
(Finals.)
sails P. M-Winner at p. m. Saturday
vs.. winner at 4 10 p. NJ Saturday. Ref
cree, Head. Umpire, Evans.
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Golfers Going Abroad

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 22-Plans are
being made here by William c. Fownes,
Jr, fo' mer national title holder, for the
trip Of American golfers to Great Britain
next summer. According to Fownes, the
most prominent golfers in the United
states viii be members of the team.
Among them are Chick Evans, Francis
Ouimet, Bobby Jones, Dave Heron. Bob
Gardner. Nelson Whitney, Max Marston
and Bert Whetmore
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Yank Tennis Men Win

In the second series of tennis matches,
the American Davis cup team Friday beat
the Australians, three matches to none
In the singles Captain Watson NJ. Wash
burn beat J. 3. Hawke, Ga, Ga and vii
liam NJ. Johnston defeated r. w. Heath
SO, 60. In the doubles William T. Til
den and Johnston won from Norman E.
Brookes and Patrick O'Hara Wood. 10-S,
%, TO, 60.
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Referee Marshall Field

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-From banking to
boxing is a short move for Marshall
Field III.
The heir to the Field millions refereed
a bout to the satisfaction of all spec
tators, including his wife. He was
called from the audience at boxing
show last night given by Jack Robins
Brotherhood Republic, when the regular
referee filled to appear on time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

William F. Hoppe. champion billiard
ist Of the world, and Charles C. Peter
son, Americas authority on billiards,
fancy shot champion and lecturer, VIII
arrive tomorrow and they will start their
engagement at Harry Coolers on Mon
day, at 2:30 o'clock It IS not every man
in the world who knows billiards or how
to play the game. while the number Of
big league experts can be counted on
the hands But whether players or ex-
perts. or mere humble followers of a
great game and form of recreation, they
all know Willie Hoppe, who. in his own
particular sphere, is champion OF EN-
all"
For twenty-five years Hoppe has been
playing in public. For fifteen years he
has been the worlds champion at balk-
line and instead of showing signs Of
slipping, he is growing more supreme.
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Two Yank Rockies

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Sydney
Agnew and Stewart Hardness have
signed contracts to report to the New
York Yankees at the beginning of the
spring training season. Agnew formerly
was an all around athlete for Media High
School and Hardness IS a product Of
the Philadelphia Trades SchnnI
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BOX AGAIN IN SEATTLE.

SEATTLE. Jan 22-Dr. Walter KEEL
ton of the boxing commission today an
nOunced that four round bouts will again
be sanctioned in the city, beginning next
week. Boxing was suspended several
weeks age following a disagreement be
tween promoters.
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STATE BALK-LINE PIIAY.

Shooting a ffty-nine for the high run
of the meet, Brown defeated Lincoln yes
terday afternoon in the state 1872 baIk-
line tourney at Harry Coolers, $50 to
was forty Ave Brown lost his night
match to Daily, $50 to ri, in forty two
innings producing a high run of forty
six against Daily's thirty seven.
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sTR.NcIFR,s HEADLOCK.

ROCHESTER,. Jan. ED (Strang-
Ier) Lewis successfully defended his
title OF heavyweight wrestling cham
pion last night at Convention Hall,
throwing Dick DnyiscOurt of Texas In
one hour and twenty-three minutes
with "A deadlock DaviscOurt had to
be carried off the stage and he was
unable to continue when the fifteen
minute period allowed between falls
had eNuired.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Gould Retain Net TitIe

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-Jay Gould
retained the national open court tennis
championship by defeating Jock Soutar,
professional racquet champion Of the
world, in the second half Of the challenge
round late yesterday. Gould won two
straight sets, following the three out OF
four ne took Wednesday. He is also ma
tionai amateur champion
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Boston HurIs Defy

BOSTON, Jan. PA guarantee Of $40
is offered by Boston College to any col
lege football eleven of equal standing
that will meet it here Nov. s.. Graduate
Manager Frank Reynolds said Boston
mouth. Syracuse, Brown or California.
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Four Big Ten Games

CHICAGO, Jan. 22-FOur of the big
Ten" basketball teams play tonight
Iowa and the Chicago Maroons and
Northwestern and Michigan are playing
here. The Wisconsin, Illinois game IS
being watched. with Illinois the favorite
for having defeated the MaroOns. Ohio's
defeat at the hands Of Purdue is ex-
uected.
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N,.,tAHOV SCORES X. O.

SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. 22.-Patsy
Mcmahon of indianapolis Knocked out
Jimmy tanning of Kansas City in the
second round Of scheduled fifteen round
contest. Mcmahon nearly had tanning
out in the first round, dropping him, but
the latter Weathered through the stanza.
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SD 600 OFFER MADE.

BALTIMORE. Jan. pal Herford, vet
eran boxing promoter, Friday announced
that his clIb had wired the managers OF
Lightweight Champion Benny Leonard
a ffteen-round championship bout to take
nIacp IN Baltimore.
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prrCH1r As MATCHMAKER.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. % Willie
Richie former lightweight champion
boxer Of the world and member Of the
Golden Gate post, American Legion. VIII
he Tnatchmaker for the legion boxing
exhibitions marking the revival of four
rcnnd amateur bouts in san Francisco.
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n,GATrY BEATS MOORE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Packy O'Gatty,
New York hantamweight. won from Roy
Moore Of ST Paul on a foul in the third
round OF scheduled ffteeR-rOund bout
here last night. Referee Pollock dis
qualified Moore, who recently knocked
ont Jack Sharkey. for repeatedly hitting
low.
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Basket SpOOning!

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-An edict was
issued yesterday by the Northwestern
IuterfFaterntty Council fOrbldding
students from escOrting goods to col
leRe basketball games. The students
become so engrossed In attentions to
the girls that they entirely neglect to
root" for the home team, Is the
charge, and ostrRcism IL hxed the
penalty for evasion OF the ruling.
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OTHER FRIDAY BOUTS.

AT SAVANNAH-Bil Brennan scored
a technical knockout over Bill Bailey, in
three rounds
AT BUFFALO Rocky Kansas knocked
out Jimmy Duffy Of Lockport in one
round.
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GREENCASTLE, Ind. Jan. 22.-Taking
a new lease on life I'm the second period.
the Greencastle High School basket ball
team overcame twelve point lead and
defeated the Summitville High School
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ClaYpool Cue Tourney

There will be a rapid-fre tournament
eat the C10pool billiard parlors, com
mencing Wednesday, Jan. %. at 10 a. m
IF is open TO all corners. Gene Henning,
ax-State champion. also viii play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

1--WE here last night. % to a. When the
rest whistle blew. the score stood IS 20
6 for Summitville. This was the most
exciting high school basket contest that
has been played here this season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Mrs. Brown Of Team No. also shot
mean stick, getting scores of 1853, 1873
and 1913.
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ATLANTA, Ind, Jan. 22.--In an over
time basketball game the Atlanta Torts
last night defeated the North Side Vets
OF indianapolis by tine score Of p to "a.
first half by IL to 4 score. the Indian
apolis athletes having many hard luck
shots. Starbuck, forward, and Strickler,
center, led the attack Of the Vets in the
final period and the forty minutes of play
ended with the score tied al % to %.
Then came the five minutes overtime
Doak's goal shooting won the game for
Atlanta.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Another tie resulted in the Odd Fellow
League when Krumine Of the Indian
apOlls lodge and Lovick Of the Brook
side lodge each turned In a 2O2 score
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

But Mrs. Isert Of Team No had EN-
all backed of the boards in one game
shooting. She opened fire with a 1911
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Mrs. Reynolds Of Team No. 9 carried
of the honors in the Central Ladies'
League with scores Of 100. 157 and 128.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

And just when everybody else was go
Ing so good, the Elk Leaguers, bright
lights of the local bowling world, got
hooked up with some kind of a jinx
and failed 10 deliver.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
INDIANA GAINS
. STRONGER LEAD
Victory Over GOphers Gives
Crimson Firmer Grip on
Honor Berth.
BIG TEN STANDING.
FRIDAY COLLEGE SCORES.

Indiana, %: Minnesota, %.
Michigan, 10; Iowa, 10.
De PAW, 40; Michigan Aggies, 10.
Butler, Il; State Normal. go.
Earlham, %; North Manchester, 10.
NOtre Dame, "A; Dayton "U," 10.
Northwestern Dentals, 21 Indiana Den
-aIs, Is
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Can you imagine Hoffman of the
Tongues getting away with the game
hOnOrs on 100 bid?
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IF the Increase Is Not Permitted

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