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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-07
WITH THE INDEPENDENT AMATEURS
by Charlie Logan

The Joy Gloom team Of Broad Ripple
1920 champions Of tho Indianapolis sec
tional came through victorious Saturday
in the Valley Mills district meet Of the
State tourney, defeating Castleton, "a to
20 in the final round. The GloOms de-
feated Ben Davis, SO to 7, and Castleton
hung 1t on Valley Mills, 40 70 10, to gain
entrance into the final round.
The Turner's and Joy-Glooms viii open
their three game series on the Turner
floor Wednesday night, the second game
TO be played at Broad Ripple Friday
night This VIII be the fourth series Of
the season for the Turner basketeerS,
who have taken the North Side Vets and
FerndaIes into camp and hold an even
percentage in two games played with the
Y. VI. II a.
The Joy -Glooms defeated the Turner's
in an overtime contest for the champion
ship Of the Indianapolis sectional Of the
amateur tournament last season and the
Turner'S evened the count shortly after
by handing the Ripple clan a beating
on the "" floor. Both teams will be
out for blood in the Wednesday night
affair and the fans are given promise of
real tussle. The South Siders ran
practice drill on the Turner door yester-
day afternoon.
Tomorrow highs the North Side Vets
entertain the POttawattamis on the Com
munity House floor, Annette and Udell
streets. The Pottawattamis meet the
Greenwood American Legion team at
Greenwood Wednesday night, and would
Ike to hear from another State team for
a saturday night contest. Address Earl
Mckee. p South Meridian street
The manager Of the Brooksides is re-
quested to get in touch with Morris
Young Of the Theta Phi Kappas imme-
diately. Call Irvington 0455.
The accurate foul goal shooting of Nc
Cay brought the Fairbanks Morse team
IN lS-to-lI victory over the Diamond
Chains, and the Eli Idllys pulled away in
the last five minutes for 0to-2S victory
over the House Of Crane in the first round
or games in the newly formed industrial
basket loop at the Fletcher gymnasium
Saturday night Dick Miller refereed the
games.
The Riverside Trlangles added another
victory to their list when they defeated
Flying Aces, SO to Z. The game was one
sided, the first half ending with the
TTangles in the lead, a to ,. The Tri-
angles will hook up with the Home Pres
byterians tonight and a fast game is
promised.
WALLACE. Ind, Feb. THE Wallace
Independents handed the Waynetown In
dependents a % TO 10 defeat in a fast
game on the local floor. The score stood
IA to II in favor of WaynetOwn at the
end Of the half, but the locals rallied and
ran away from their opponents in the
second session. The winners have tack ID
up three straight victories.
ADVANCE, Ind, Feb. TN the best
game that has been played here this sea
son the Advance basket squad came from
behind to walloD the Indianapolis EN-
- Apk 1uwr ,r,E
at the half was 16-all, but the Indian
apolis athletes sprung away to a lead
early in the second period, only to be
overtaken and passed in the final minutes
Of play. Hennessey Of the indianapolis
team and Rohn and Wall Of Advance
each scored six field goals.
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Gotham Meters Win

NEW YORK, Feb. New York ten
mis- players we're victorious over the
Boston representatives. in the intercity
indoor series which ended Sunday, win
ming by six matches to three.
R. Norris Williams II OF Boston, No.
8 in the national ranking, disposed of
Vincent Richards of New York, national
junior champion, SO, 6-3, 60. Harold A
Throckmorton Of New York defeated Ma
thanie W. Niles of Boston, ninth In the
national ranking, 80, 90, TO. Dean
Mathey, New York. outplayed G. Colket
Gamer, Boston, 81, 80, 10.
In the doubles Mathey and Richards
defeated Williams and Gamer, 1-6, 60
6-1, and ThrockmOrtOn and f. T. Hunt
er, New York, won from Niles and A. S.
Dabney, Ga, 40, Ga.
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GENIAL PAT TELLS OF REDS

FITCHBURG. Miss. Feb T. Cincin-
natl viii make 4 bid for the National
League pennaut with a much stronger
team than made the race last year, ac-
cording TO Pat Moran. manager OF the
Reds. The genial boss Of the Ohio team
is busy With a lot OF training ann mat
te~s and SAYS that he has little ;Ime to
talk pennant."
Summing up the outlook for the com
ing season, however he said:
Things look pretty good to me at
this early date. OF course, ! haven't
signed up all OF my men and there are a
lot Of loose ends to be tied together but
when the dotted line Of every Red CON
tract has ink on it We are going to
have q good team.
We ere still trying TO make n deal for
a good inheider and have hopes Of suc-
cess, although trading now seems to me
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a matter OF giving everything for moth
ing We could get most any player We
wanted -clr Hein!e Groh. but It would
TO strengthen another
"Reuther, Ring. Ncnle and Rath are
gore. but I think the club has been
strengthened by the trade which brought
Rixey and Vanguard TO us They are
two Of the best soutbp0ws in the league.
II Luque's arm Is In good condition and
1t should be. we viii have an excellent
pitching stan
"Hargraye is q finished catcher and
he's bound to make mp strong behind
the bat, while In Britton we have a
Ing a regular from the start.
I'm not talking pennant for the Reds,
but neither ain / worrying about what
they'll do In the 1921 drive"
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AMATEUR GUESTS PLAY.

CLEVELAND Feb. The national
amateur SO balkline billiard champion
ship tournament was to start here this
afternoon with seven Of the best amateur
experts of the country as contestants
Each match viii be of 300 points. Two
games will be played each afternoon and
one each night. The Anal three games
will be played on Feb. II.
Percy Collins OF Chicago. the amateur
Champion Is here to defend his title.
Other contendors are r. NJ. Lord, Chi
cago; Francis s. and Edgar T. Appleby.
New York; Charles Heddon, Dowagiac,
Mich; Emil A. Renner, Youngstown, and
DR.. A. j. Brown. Cleveland
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Middle Atlantic Swims

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 17.-SIiss Irene
Guest of the Meadowbrook Club. one of
the star swimmers of the American
Olympic team, won the women's 100 yard
middle Atlantic swimming championship
Of the Amateur Athletic Union here in
:09, Elizabeth Decker Of the Philadel-
phia Turngemeinde was second
Midlin Armstrong, captain Of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania swimming team
captured the middle Atlantic diving
mpionship.
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Tech will make a tremendous effort TO
stop her downward slide this week When
| Coach Black takes his men into foreign
territory for i brace OF contests Inc
east siders viii hook up with Thorntown
tomorrow night and since the Boone
County FIVE has made anything but an
impressive showing this year the cope
favors the locals to get back on the
right side Of the ledger in this game.
Lebanon viii be the next stopping place
OF the Green and White. as the hlSh
school team Of that place will be tackled
Saturday nj CHIT in what would be one OF
the feature games OF the season on the
Tech card. Lebanon has been one or the
pace settlers fu the high school basket
race this year and they are recognized
as one of the four or five best teams In
HOosierdom. y recent win over FRANK
lin on the Franklin court is one of the
achievements OF the ex-State champions.
Shortridge viii also conine the week
TO activities of foreign endeayor, the
Blue and White being carded to play
Bloomington viii be played Friday ana
OOIitic Saturday. Bloomlngton also Is
one Of the top notcheTs this year and
particular interest Is attached TO the
SuO-triGge game by local FANS because
Tech recently humbled the Monroe County
aggregation The dope, however, doesn I
look a bit favorable to the Blue and
White. as Rochester, the five that downed
Shortrid2e IN such a decisive way Sat
urday, has been beaten badly by Bloom
iugtOn. Oolitic, the other Shortridge op-
uouent for the week, Is unusually strong
This year and they Will push the Locals
10 the limit for the decision. The down
state athletes annexed their eleventh
consecutive victory Saturday.
Manual will entertain the home fans
this week, meeting Bedford Saturday at
the local "Y. Tech nOsed out Bedford
by q One-pOiut margin early in the sea
son. and on this account the showing
of the ManuGlites Saturday VIII be noted
with particular interest. Coach Nor
r'sun's men apparently have at last
Struck their stride, If wins over Martins
Vile and the Terre Haute schools can
be taken as indications, and the present
pace Of the Red and White IS beginning
10 look bad for the other local schools
with the sectional only few weeks dis
tant.
One critic this morning paid quite a
compliment to the Shortridse I've when
he said: 1T was a dirty shame that
Rochester should stop SAOrtri fge right in
the midst OF a winning streak ms
winning streak" consisted OF one vie
toy over BroWnsburg.
After run of ten straight Tech
scratched twice last week, falling before
Martinsyille Wednesday and Steele High
Of Dayton. Ohio, Saturday. These two
defeats were a big disappointment to
followers Of tne Green and White. as the
pace set by the east siders prior to last
week babe fair to place them upon the
top ruugs Of the rating by tournament
time. Martinsville beat Blacks five, -
TO 80. while the Steele game was much
harder fought. the final count being III
To IL. Inability TO hit the basket re
suited In the defeat ut the hands of
Steele Tech was shut out in the first
half, the score at the rest period be
ing Z to 0, and in this session the 10
Gals had five shots at the basket to
Steele's one.
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GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. The
Greencastle High School quintette won
ment held in the De PAW gymnasium
here Saturday. 1t was only after a hard
struggle that the locals captured the
final game from Russellville by a 19 to
IA score. At the end of the first period
the score stood 8 to s for Greencastle.
A cup was awarded the local team
while RussellvIile received the basket
ball used in the final game.
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BASKET SCORES
COLLEGE.

Illinois, 80; Purdue, &C.
Chicago 10; Minnesota, II.
De Paw. 80; Detroit IT.
Marquette %; NOtre Dame 49,
Michigan, 81; Michigan Aggles, "a.
MillikIn, %; Knox, Il.
Augustana, 20; Bradley 10.
Milwaukee Tech. %; Valparaiso, 10.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Steele dayton, Ohio, 10; Tech, IS.
Rochester, 40; Shortridge "a
Manual, IS; Wilev (Terre Haute), r.
Russellville. rs; Clinton Center, Z.
Cloyerdale, 16; cambridge, 10.
Grcencastle, GA; Reelsville, T.
ROachdale %; Fillmore. II.
Russellyille, %; C1oyerdale, 10.
Greencastle. 81; Roachdale. 10.
Greene" site, 10; Russellville,. IA.
Culver NJ. A.. 80; Englewood (Chica-
go), "a
Milroy. 80; Hartford City. 20.
Morristown. 80; New Augusta, s.
Silent Hoosiers, IS; New Palestine, 10
Edinburg. "a; Nineveh, 8.
Union, "a; Clark, 10.
Whitelnnd, 10; Greenwood, 10.
Hopewell, %; Center Grove. IS.
Trafalgar q; Edinburg. 2S.
Hopewell, 90 Trafalgar, %.
Whiteland, 49, Trafalgar, 81.
Shelbyvile, 20; Greensburg, u.
MartinsviIle, 50; Morgantown, il.
Windfall, Al; Arcadia, 10
Marion "a; Fairmount Academy, 16.
Walton. "a; Logansport. 81.
Arcadia. %; Broad Ripple, H.
Southport, 60; New Bethel, II.
Oolitlc, SO; Smithville, %.
LOogootee, 10; Elnora, 70
New Palestine Juniors, 81; Morrlstown
Juniors, s.
bedford 81; vincennes. 30 (Overtime)
Franklin, %; Emerson, %.
Jacksonville, 60: Midtown, II.
VaDonia, 81; Vevay, IS
Falkland, 80; Waldron, %.
Huntington Sc; Summitville %,
Wallace, IS; Belmore, Is.
INDEPENDENT.
Converse, 81; Honeywell, 10.
Wabash, 45; Lagro, Is.
Joy GIooms, S6 Ben Davis. 7.
Castleton. 10; Valley Mills, 10.
Joy-Glooms "A: Castleton, 20.
Cicero A. A. % Fortville, IA
Fairbanks q; Farmersburg, 10.
Sullivan, 2; Digger. o (forfeit).
Paxton, "a; Carlisle, %.
Fairbanks, 25; Sullivan, %.
Fairbanks, 40; Paxton. %.
Michigan City "Y," SO; Holland "Y," "a.
Wallace. %; Waynetown, 10.
Wallace, 23i Hillsboro. Y.
Converse, ID; Wabash Cardinals, Is.
Darlington, So; Burlington, 10.
Advance, IS; Indianapolis EN- Roes, 35.
Riverside Triangles, SO; Flying Aces, Z.
indianapolis Merchants, 10; Lyons Is.
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Riverside Golfers Gather

Members Of the Riverside Golf Club
will hold a meeting at o'clock this eve
ming in parlor ID ut the penison Officers
will be elected and business OF a club
nature viii be up for discussion The
balance 81 tho evening will be given over
to social features. including smoker.
All members as well as any golfers in
tereSted in the club are invited to attend.
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b ;;:ss..s VJTTI
LOrGHLTN BEATS JACKsON.

o. LoughIin Of Bethlehem won a fast
eight-rOund fuss from Joe Jackson Of
this city at the National A. A saturday.
LOughhn forced the lighting throughout
and kept Jackson Oh the defensive IN
most OF the rounds. Eddie PinchOt
OF Pittsburgh was beaten ia the eight
round semi windup by Battling Mack Of
this city. Mack forced the fighting
throughout
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Governor HaIts Racing

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Gov. Parker
Saturday notified the officials Of JeGer-
son race track that he would allow no
racing at that place during Lent. it had
been proposed to hold a meeting at the
track from Feb. 0 until March II. The
Governor stated there was too much rae
Ing here now and be was not going TO
tolerate any more. He made the official
announcement 10 W. II. Howe. million
aire oil magnate and horse owner.
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WINTER BASEBALL
ANTI-GA,TBLTNG BILL PUSHED

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. Ohio today
bling and game throwing. Garry Herr
mann, president Of the Cincinnati club.
arrived here today, ready TO appear be-
fore the State Legislature tonight IN sup
port Of q bill providing penalties for
gambling or croOkedness in baseball. sim
liar bills have been introduced in Mis-
souri,, New York, Texas and other States,
but the first attempt to secure passage
will be here.
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YAEKs. NEW HOME COSTLY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Engineers start
ed today on work preliminary to the
erection Of the 10000 600 home Of the New
York Yankees at 161st street and River
ing the Harlem River, purchased from
the Astor estate, must be drained and
filed in before work can be started on
the stadium.
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LEAGUE DROPS TWO.

VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. -Four clubs
will compose the Pacific international
League the coming season, it was an
nOuneed here. Seattle and Spokane Will
be dropped, leaving Victoria, Vancouver,
Tacoma and Yakima as the cities repre-
eented-
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CHAMP Ans VETS.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Jack Demp-
sey, heavyweight champion, boxed e1ni-
bitiOn bouts with his sparring partner
siOnaI wrestler, here at a benefit perform
Rnce for disabled veterans OF the world
war He was made an honorary mem
Der Of the organization. Dempsey plans
10 leave for New York tonight to join
his manager, Jack Kearns.
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MOTHER PITCHING PHENoM.

SIOUX CITY. Feb. THE contracts
of two promising young ball players have
been received by the Sioux City Western
League team-LeO Casey, an outfieider,
and Kenneth Martin, a pitcher. Martin
pitched for the Juiesberg (Col0) team
last season. He worked in twenty -four
games and won them all Two Of the
twenty-four games were Of the no-hit
nO-run variety. Casey comes from the
New York State League.
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NrACKs START MARCH s.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. THE Phila-
delphia Athletics will start training at
Lake Charles, La, March 3. Connie Mack
announced today. Mack's team will play
q long series OF exhibition games, meet
ing the st. Louis Cardinals. the Giants,
the Phillies, Indianapolis, Baltimore,
Beaumont, Mobile and Atlanta clubs.
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NOtre Dame Entered

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Chicago, North
western and Notre Dame are among the
universities which will DO represented
In the annual indoor handicap track and
field games Of the First Regiment A. A,
TO be held in the Michigan avenue armory
on Feb. Is and &C. A large entry is be-
ing received by Maj oliver d. Steele,
who will close tie nominations on Feb.
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Soldier vs.. Cop

NEW YORK. Feb. Capt. e. V.
Chandler, heavyweight champion Of the
British Army, and William Spenglcr,
champion of the New York police de-
partment, amateurs, have been matched
to box here in the near future by the
International Sporting Club, it was an
nounced today.
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Al BAsHANG STAYS.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. Al Ba-
shang, who managed the Evansville base
ball team o. the Three-I League the lat
ter part OF last season, has been selected
as manager for the coming season and
now has twenty players under contract.
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INTERNATIONAL LEADERS

ST. PAUL. Feb. New leaders In the
doubles and singles appeared Sunday at
the international Bowling Association
tourney here. Sykes Thoma and Bob
Rayal Of Chicago top the two men, hav-
ing rolled 1,21S. while a. D. Mckenzie
Of St Cloud, MIMI. was high in the
singles with ESQ.
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DETROIT, Feb. THE Elks' Club an
nounces that it has received a promise
from Zulu Kid, the bantamweight, who
fought Jimmy Wilde. at Windsor. last
fall. to appear here Wednesday for q
ten-rOund 20 with Young Marine. The
match is 70 be at lis pounds.
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Anglers Meeting

The annual booster meeting and cleo
ton Of officers Of the Marion County
Fish and Game Protective Association
Denison Hotel Various prizes won by
Marion County fishermen during the 1920
sasSaa Nj - sVaEdaA
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SUNNY SOUTH HANDICAP,

HOUSTON. Texas, Feb. shooting
from a handicap of twenty -one yards
against a field which missed few targets,
Frank Troeh OF Vancouver, Wash, won
the Sunny South handicap championship
here Saturday by breaking 90 targets
ont Of . possible 100.
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New Ski Champ

GARY. Ill, Feb. Carl Nelson, local
ski star, was the champion Midwest ski
jumper today. Nelson pitted himself
against q field OF twenty eight at the
annual ski tournament here yesterday
ena vas "a eaA2 winner
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NEW YORK, Feb. willie Jackson
and Johnny Dundee have been matched
TO box fifteen rounds to q decision at
Madison Square Garden Feb. Is, IL was
announced today.
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KonoId, captain of the Elwood High
School basket ball team, is one Of the
best athletes developed among the high
schools Of the State. Tall, we'll built and
fast, KonOld is the type Of athlete who.
when he goes to college, should be one Of
the most talked Of football and basket
ball men in the Central West. During
the present basket ball season he has
played both guard and center, and he
always leads the Elwood High School in
scoring. He plays a good passing game
and his defensive play makes him the
team. Konaid played end n football.
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GIN CLUB RESULTS

Ford was high with 81 birds" out OF
a possible 100 at the Indianapolis Gun
Club Saturday, second honors going to
Isdmonson, with e3 out Of a possible 100.
IHepty-tw0 uarksmen faeed the traps.
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CRIoUI STOPS Godfrey.

SYDNEY, y. S. W. Feb. Eugene
CriQui, the French batamweight fighter
knocked out Sid Godfrey in the tenth
round here
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Manual, in trimming the Terre Haute
schools last week. followed the example
set by Tech. Tech beat them by about
the same margin, while Shortridge lost
to Garfield after trimming Wiley.
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Boxing is being taught girls at the
University of Cincinnati, who expect to
become teachers. Those who aspire to
teach physical culture will be prepared
in turn to teach it. Those who follow
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KOKOMO, Ind, Feb. Tn a hard
fought game here Anderson High School
defeated KokomO by a score Of % to 20.
The score was close throughout and An
derson was pushed to the limit to win.
The playing Of Norris and Roe OF ko-
kono was noteworthy. In the prelim-
mary game the KokOmo second team de-
feated the Anderson second team, % to
p. Kokomo won the game in the last
few seconds on a free throw.
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7
that Shortridge was able to garner TWEEN
ty-four points speaks well for the Blue
and White ofrense.
Upset No. 2,Os4-Jeferson, "a; Lebanon,
Only three more weeks until the sec
tionaL Pick your team.
II you don't think It PAYS to have
trained athletes IN your band ask Al
Feeney, athletic director at Cathedra
High School. Al took his Cathedral bas-
ket tossers over to Ft. Wayne for their
second contest with Central High Satur-
day night and they flushed the contest
on the long end Of a 24-tO-20 score, with
Harrington, one Of the Cathedrals crack
musicians, jumping center. Harm gton
who divided his time between basket ball
and music, was persuaded 10 change his
band Uniform for a suit Of basket toys
Saturday night after BreZette and Treuk.
star Cathedral point getters, had been
eliminated Nom the contest over the per
sonal foul route. This l. the first time
IN two years that q Cathedral player
has been put out OF a game IN this man
ner. Hartnette and Mooney were the
cathedral stars in this scrap.
The Cathedrals meet Louisville on the
Shortridge floor Saturday night. and on
Tuesday afternoon Of next week they
viii 90 into action against ShOrtridge
on the north side court. This Will be
the first opportunity the Csthedrals have
70 tangle with a local high school team
IN athletics and Feeney is making them
hit a merry pace in practice this week
LAPEL, Ind. Feb. Under the
coaching Of A w. Wilson, director Of
athletics In the Lapel High School the
local team has proved a winner this sea
son. Coach Wilson each year has i'm
proved mis- team until this year Lapel
has one Of the fastest and cleverest pass
ing combinations Of any high school IN
the State. Coach Wilson has had some
good material from which to build this
years scoring machine, but five Of the
players are seniors and when Lapel met
and defeated PendletOn High school last
Friday by a "a to 8 score these five star
players were appearing for the last time
on their home door.
R. Woodward, center, boy Of e1cep-
tlonsl strength, speed and jumping abIl-
ity, Gagged ten field goals In the Pendle-
ton game, besides dropping back down
the door to help on defense. L. Woodward,
forward, Gagged one field goal but his
passing was big factor in LapeIs vic
tory over PendletOn. II. Hoffman, for
ward, four times dropped the ball into
the nets IN tho Pendleton contest and
the defensive play of H. Cooper and NJ.
Hoffman. the Lapel guards, held the Pen
dleton team to two field goals during
the game.
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the Reds 1919 worlds series victory and
Neale another star in that championship
outfit Rixey's work hasn't attracted
much notice, partly because a poor team
behind him failed to give him opportuni-
ties for showing his real worth.