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River stage at a m. Is, a rise
of / last "a hours.
River forecast-The Mississippi
river from below Dubuque to Mus
catine will change but little during
the next three days unless heavy
thunder showers occur during the
next "a hours
ANDREW HAMRICK,
Meteorologist-
Washington, Aug. 13.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday include:
Region of the Great Lakes. upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys:
Generally fair. except for scat
tered showers; moderate tempera-
Cure."
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THE WEATHER

Thundershowers this afternoon or
tonight Cooler tonight Sunday
probably fair and cooler.
Highest temperature yesterday,
SO; lowest last night, 20.
Wind velocity at a. m, 2 miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none.
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Washington, Ang. 1S-By a
vote of 159 to So, the house
passed today and sent to the
Senate the bill carrying S4s,-
00.OOO for expenses OF tne
shipping board until next jan
/.
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Peoria. Ill, Aug. 1s.-Qnit-
ed Press)-War between who4e,
sale bakers probably reduced
the price of bread per loai 70
retaiters TO 61a cents. Retail
ers are selling 10-cent loaTes
at three for a quarter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
IRISH-RUTGERS
TILT IN GOTHAM
NOtre Dame Meets Second
Eastern Team Within
Four Days.

NEW YORK, Nov. S-Mayoralty cam
didates had to share the spotlight with
Knute Rockne's dashing Notre Dame
football team here today.
This was election day in the metropolis
and as Gothamites like to mix football
with their votes the battle at the Polo
Grounds between the Hoosiers and Foster
Sanford's scarlet eleven from Rutgers,
promised to draw a big throng.
Notre Dame Is always welcomed in the
East. The fighting Irish were the first
to introduce the perfected forward pass
ing game in this section and the spec
tacular brand OF football they have al
ways played has canned them an enviab1e
reputation.
Billed last winter as a big game, the
failure Of the Rutgers eleven to come up
to expectations will turn the affair Prob
ably In an exhibition of the great aerials
the fast running attack and the smooth
speedy mechanicism of the Hoosiers that
buried the Army team last week.
Comparing records Notre Dame is all
to the good. The HoOsiers have lost only
one game, to Iowa, one Of the leaders or
the western conference, and no one has
been able to give the reason as Notre
Dame gained more than 200 yards In
the battle. Rutgers has won from Wash
ington and Urinus and lost to Maryland
Lehigh, Georgia Tech and Lafayette.
Notre Dame came out of the Army
game in good conditions and the Rutgers
squad was reported this morning in first
class shape.
The teams probably will line up as
EN-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Charge of Assault
Against Richard
in Armstrong Case

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-A charge that
Tex Richard, premier of fight promoters,
attacked Frank c. Armstrong, banker,
who was formerly associated with him,
at the boxing exhibition in Madison
Square Garden last Friday night, was
made in Supreme Court here today;
Thomas J. O'Neill, attorney, told the
court that Richard struck his client with
a cane and that some one with Richard
hit Armstrong over the head with q
blackjack.
The statement was made at the hearing
Of Armstrong; suit against Richard,
asking that he show cause why re
ceiver should not be appointed to operate
Richards affairs.
O'Neiu did not say how badly Arm
strong was hurt and his client was not
in court Richard, he charged. however,
had Jabbed a cane between Armstrong,
ewes. The hearing Of the suit was ad
turned until next Monday on plea OF
Richards attorneys.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Page Drills Team
for Aggie Contest
on Next Saturday
Mig Woods to Be Back in
Lineup Against Strong
Invaders.

A strenuous work out yesterday got the
Butler College footballers of to a week
Of intensive grind in preparation for the
Michigan Aggie game Saturday after
noon at Irwin field.
re men all came through the Chicag GO
"'y'' sane with nothing moro serious
than min IT bruises and Page will be able
to throw formidable lineup against the
Michigan invaders. Mig Woods star
talf back and punter, who bad been out
fractured ankle, is back in harness again
and will start the game against the
Aggies.
The Michigan team is not only much
heavier than Butler, but has had the ad-
vantage of playing a much harder SEIZED
ties. 1t will be a heavy and experienced
eleven that will face Butler, and 1t will
take all the tricks the Pagemen possess
to annex victory.
The style Of game which the Aggies
are reputed to use Is the old fashioned
straight line plunging, and since the
team is one Of the heaviest college clever
in the Middle West, 1t is certain to have
a formidable attack. This same style OF
play seems to be the hardest thing fol
Butler to stop, as the two teams who
have beaten Butler this year resorteC
largely to the same method of attack. In
preparation for Saturdays game Page
win work painstak.ugly with his line
which all season has been more or less
a disappointment to Blue and White fol
lowers
The Christians showed marked i'm
provement in the forward passing de
partment Saturday, both on offense and
delense, hut they are still a long way
from perfection in this department
Several veteran men whose work has
been below their standard in recent
games viewed the greater part of the Chi
cag0 game from the bench and further
shake-up in the lineup seems imminent
If any one fails to deliver the goods In
practice this week.
A large number Of rooters will accom-
pany the Michigan team here, as will
also the university band. The Michigan
team will be the ruling favorite in Sat
urday's contest among outsiders, but the
student body Of Butler will not lack CON
fdence
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Ten Triple Plays Made
In Majors During Season

Ten triple plays were made In the
major league 1921 season, six In the Ma
tionaI and four in the American League,
as follows.
June 13-Monroe Kelly and Patterson
New York; VS.. st. Louis.
July 2T-HOrnsby, Torporcer and
Fourier (St. Louis vs.. Philadelphia;
Aug. 3O-Terry HollOcher and Grimes
(ChicagO) VS.. New York.
Aug. 3O-Ford. Barbara, NicG olson,
Boeckel and Holke (BOston) vs.. Cncin-
Sept. Johnston and Olson (BrOo lynn
VS. New York.
Sept. 27--Ford and Holke (Boston) VS..
Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
May 1S-Young and Bush (Detroit) VS..
Boston.
June 10-Ellerbe, Lamb and Sisler est.
Louis VS.. Boston.
July 15-Sheely and johnson (Chicago)
VS. ST. Louis.
Sept. 1-Bush, Harris and Judge
Washington vs.. st. Louis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
FiUe Pirates Will
Be Missing From
Roll Next Season
PITT RTRCH

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. s. A
violent shakeup Of the Pirates Is
planned and when next season rolls
around familiar faces will be missing
The debacle of 1921 IS the cause. After
leading the National League race the
greater part Of the season, the team
faltered In the stretch and the Giants
romped home winners.
Five of the regulars OF the 1871 team
either viii be traded or released. They
are Scmidt. Tierney, Whitfield, Barn
hart. and linn George Cutshaw also
will be missing. He can return II he
wishes. but plans to remain on the coast
next season.
for stock. tie Cardinal third baseman,
and is willing to give up some star
players as well as some pitchers, ana
cash If necessary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
intercollegiate Swimming
Guide for 1922 Is Out

The intercollegiate Swimming Guide
for 1922, official publication Of the Ma
itonal Collegiate Athletic Association
edited by Frank J. Sullivan of Prince
ton University, has just been issued by
the American Sports Publishing Com
pany, New York.
The Guide is official for the following
intercollegiate organizations: 1ntercoi-
legiate Swimming Association, New
England Intercolle giate Swimming Asso-
citation, Eastern Collegiate Swimming As
ISOLATION, Western Conference Associa-
are also used by the American Swimmin &
Association and interscholastic leagues
throughout the country.
Each of the above groups 10 repre-
contains historical and statistical ma
terial pertaining to the activities Of each
organization.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08

HASKELL GETS
READY FOR IRISH

Bell and his squad Of twenty-one Haskell
Indian football players are quartered at
local hotel The Indians will begin
light practice at Fox Park for the game
which will be played at Notre Dame sat
urday. " Despite the trouncing given
Haskell Institute by Marquette Saturday,
Coach Bell believes his team will be In
tip-top condition for the clash with the
Catholics. The team will have daily
workouts on the La Porte field until Fri
day night.
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K. C.s Play Hartford City

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov. S.---Hart-
ford City basket ball fans are anticipating
a fast game here tomorrow evening when
the Knights Of Columbus evening school
team of indianapolis plays the Hartford
City Athletics. The local lineup is con-
sidered very strong and the K. Of Cs have
sent word that J. Hennessey and Hank
Stevens, for%sards, and "Tubby" Stevens.
guard, will he In the Indianapolis line
up. Rice. Underwood and Secrest will
make up the remainder OF the line-up for
the Indianapolis aggregation. The Hart
ford City team is undergoing hard prac-
tice for the game.
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Illinois Works Toward
Purdue CrOss-COuntry Run

URBANA, Ill, Nov. S.-with one vic
tory already to its credit, Illinois will
clash with the University of Purdue
cross-cOuntry team here next Saturday.
Purdue is the only Conference team that
stands in the way Of Illinois for cham
pionship honors.
Coach Harry Gill Of the IIlini runners
has been working his men hard since
two weeks ago when they captured the
triangular meet with Ohio State and
Michigan. The Illinois barriers, McGin-
mis-, Scott, Swanson, Wells, Patterson,
Wharton, Capt Dusenberry, Yates and
Bohon will start and are in good cOndi-
ton.
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Ass N - ". 1~ ~rr1-@
s:g " JTT
ksS]P1eet;S|
CARPENTIER GOssIP.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Those winds
that carry tales over the water have It
consistently lately that Georges Carpen-
tier has shown his Greek god-like shape
in America for the last time.
That's4not SOP Capt. Thierry Mallet,
personal friend and American adviser Of
the Frenchman, said here today.
II have just received q letter from
Georges" he went on, land / can say en-
rhat4cany that he will be back in Feb
Tommy Gibbons
Carpenter started training today at
La Guercne to meet some Australian
heavyweight named Cook. OF course, we
know he ism much, but the English
wanted to see Georges in action again
and there was no one else in sight.
The training for the bout which Is to
be staged in London Dec. and the fight
itself win get Carpenter into the best
condition after his long rest. His hand
is better now and, according 70 his let
ter, he will be able to put all his strength
behind IL. ="
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Wabash Followers
Look for Victory
In Poly Contest

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Nov. s.
The Little Giants were practicing hard
urday. There has been no let-up in the
sessions of hard work. although the Rose
game is not considered to be very hard
contest. All af the Scarlet players are in
good shape and feel very confident over
the outcome Of next Saturdays scrap.
1t IS this very feeling that Vaughan is
trying to combat. as Over-confdence has
meant disaster for many a good grid
squad. The Rose game will be the final
appearance Of Wabash at home this sea-
son
Already the followers Of the Scarlet are
looking forward to the De PAW game at
Indianapolis on Saturday, Nov. 10. On
that red letter day for the Wabash eleven
and Its rOoters. the whole school will
travel to indianapolis and most of
Charlottesville will go with them
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California and Stanford
After Coast Championship

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. s-The
Pacific coast football championship fol
1921 today had definitely settled down
to point where 1t lies between Stan
ford and the University OF California.
Califronia's defeat Of the University OF
Southern California. 3S TO 7, Saturday
made the Bears the distinct favorites
Yet Stanford came into the running when
1t held Washington State to a scOreless
tie the same afternoon.
The Bears have IA to victory ovel
the University OF Washington, but Stan.
ford supporters could not see where thai
meant ANYTHING,
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Badger Boxing Changes

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. s.-w H. Ligin-
ger, deposed as chairman Of the State
boxing commission, has accepted the sec
retaryship of the board, following the
first meeting Of the recognized commits
sion.
Liginger succeeds Manning Vaughan,
who has been secretary for eight years.
Vaughan was Ousted when the two
Alder members Of the board. William c.
1art and DR.. {. W. Morter, voted for
s3ginger. Arthur J. Schinner, new men,
per, voted to retain Vaughan. DR.. Nor
Ter is the new chairman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
and High School Football, the Ring and Other
Ten Southern Grid
Teams Indicated
In Season So Far

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. S.-With Thanks
giving day, which means the end of foot
ball, a scant three weeks away, the 1921
season finds ten Southern elevens yet un-
defeated by Dixie rival and three stand
ing. out as leaders in different depart
me1ts Of the college game.
Centre College, one of the smallest Of
the list, stands first in games won by
virtue Of having defeated all opponents,
including Harvard. Sewanee is the only
major team in Dixie that has not been
scored on, and Georgia Techs tornado
opponents.
All are in the list of indicated in the
South, which also includes Georgia,
Georgetown College, Louisiana State,
North Carolina State, South Carolina,
Vanderbilt and Washington and Lee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Dodgers Quit Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The work
ing agreement between the local South
ern Association club and the Brooklyn
Dodgers has been dissolved, it is stated
and the Brooklyn team will not train
here next Spring. According to a state
msnt by President A. ]. Heinemann
Brooklyn was displeased because Out
fielder Ike Boone, leading hitter Of the
league. was not transferred to Brooklyn
The clubs could not agree on terms, so
he was sold to the New York Nationals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
AWARD PRIZES IN LARSEN RACE

OMAHA, Neb., Nov Especial prizes
offered by a citizens committee for the
best commercial flying for the first $50
miles Of the Larsen trophy race OF more
than 200 miles, held here last Saturday,
were announced yesterday, f. A. Donald
son Of Spirit Lake, Iowa, taking first
place; II. c. Trinler, Cleveland. second.
third. They won $500, $3.50 and 1915
respectively.
Results OF tho complete Larsen event of
which John N. Larsen of New York wa 8
the donor, were expected to be announced
yesterday, but the committee found that
IL needed more time in which to de-
termine the final point score.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. S.--A local
promoter has offered $4,000 for a bout
between Mike Gibbons and Happy" Lit
Teton. Billy Sehrt, manager Of Little
ton, says that promoters in Grand Rap
ids. Kenosha and st. Paul also are bid
ding for this match Littleton knocked
Gibbons down for the count of eight in
n recent battle and came within an ace
Of knocking him out.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
zUPPKE SAYS MAROONs STRONG.

URBANA, Ill, Nov. S.-Full of praise
for the Maroons and warnings for the
Illini that they must not be misled by
Ohios victory over the Midway, Bob
Zuppke last night began his attempt to
rally the Illini for a desperate stand
against a cOncededly superior eleven.
Another man has been lost to Illinois in
Durant, right half back, who was injured
In tho De Pauw game There Is little
chance that he can be used Saturday
With Jack Crangle probably out, Zuppke
began to scrape around for n new bnck
fold. Pyott as a Maroon greatly to be
feared. was painted by Coach Zuppke to
the squad.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Three CushiOn Billiard
Meet Gets Under Way

Wildman and Martin opened the State
three-cushiOn billiard tournament at
Coolers parlor yesterday afternoon In a
point-for- point match which resulted in
a 50-tO-4S victory for Wildman in ninety
three innings. Each had a high run Of
four
winning from Rubens in another long
drawn out contest, 80 TO 80. in ninety-two
innings. Martins high run was five and
Ruben's four
Vogler meets White tonight.
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Around the Big Ten
LU GETS READY FOR IOWA.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. S.-Coach
Jumbo Stiehm, who secuted the Iowa
put his Hoosier squad through a hard
drill. Today there will be scrimmage
with the freshmen, and on Thursday the
squad viii entrain for Chicago, going
from there to Iowa City the same night.
No change will be made this wpeek In
the Indiana style of attack, but depend
ence will be placed in the old formations
and the increased power of the team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Ruled Off Track for Life

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nv B-Ogden
Girl. mare, which has 'een raced with
more or less success "a American and
Canadian running trs ks, was ruled off
for life by Fred Gerhardy, presiding
Judge at the Maple Heights track, near
here, yesterday. w. Anderson, who, it
is alleged, entered Ogden Girl under the
name Of Claremeter in g race at Maple
Heights. Oct 20, and c. w. Johnston
Ogden Girls trainer, received similar
penalties.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Aubrey Devine Improves
and May Recover Soon

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Nov. S.--Capt. Aub-
rey Deyine was still in the hospital last
night, but Is improveing. The X-ray
showed no spinal or kidney injury and it
remainder of the Iowa team took a light
workout last night and Coach Jones de-
clared all the men were In fine fettle to
meet Indiana here Saturday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Braves Hunt Spring Camp

BOSTON. Mass, Nov. George W.
Grant, owner Of the Boston National
League baseball club, left here yesterday
for Hot Springs, Ark, the first stop on
his trip South in search of new spring
training quarters for the Braves Manager
Fred Mitchell has announced that the
club will not return to Galveston, Texas,
where it trained last spring. Grant said
he was inclined to favor training quarters
in Florida or Louisiana.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Robertson Takes Up Law

Gene Robertson, star shortstop Of the
Western League, who has been recalled
by the st. Louis Browns from the Joplin
Club, has returned to his home in st.
Louis. where he will continue a course in
the law college of st. Louis University.
On his 1921 performance he is certain to
retain a berth with the Browns next sea-
son, for the club will not release him out
right. He has been out under option for
the past two seasons
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
MOLrANO OUTPOINTs DANvER.

Joe Moleano, Logansport, outpoipted ST.
pey Danver. Kokomo, in a fast six round
bout here last night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The two weighed in at las punds. Eddie
Ellers, Kokomo, and Beamon Barttel,
South Bend, 160-pound wrestlers, crap
pied for one hour without a fall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
PrRDUE IN coon SHAPE.

LAFAYETTE Ind, Nov. S.-Purdue
will put forth its best effort next Satur-
day to withstand the terrific onslaughts
of the Ohio State eleven that is marching
toward the Big Ten football champion
ship. The squad got down to hard work
yesterday, despite the fact that 1t was
the first practice day after the North
western game. ALI the Purdue men came
through the game with Northwestern
without serious injury.
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BIG THREE ARE
WORKING HARD
Yale and Princeton Prepare
for Battle-Harvard
Meets Brown.

PRINCETON, Nov. s.-The Tiger var
sity was put through long summary
scrimmage today. Wednesday and
Thursday, Coach Roper announced, will
be devoted to .scrimmage and the week
of practice will be wound up with a
light drill at New Haven Friday. All
Of the regular players are reported in
good shape.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. S.-Scrimmage for
the regulars today and tomorrow was
the program mapped out by Head Coach
Tad Jones for the Yale Bulldogs. Thurs
day and Friday will be spent in dummy
practice and signal drills. AL Into, the
big tackle, who was injured last, Satur-
day, will be ready for the Princeton
game.
| CAMBRIDGE, Nov. S.-Coach BOZ
| Fisher and his assistants settled down
| today to prepare Harvard for the big
game with Yale q week from Saturday
Harvard meets Brown here this week
but from now on every effort Of the
coaches will be spent toward pointing
the Crimson for Yale. Five Harvard
( players turned up with injuries as re
suit of the Princeton game. 1t was hoped
to have all these players back in regular
practice. however. before the weekend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
PROMOTER IN Rad ON TAXES.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Jimmy Johnston,
nght promoter, yesterday was found
guilty in Federal Court on twelve counts
of an indictment charging that he de-
frRuded the Government of between $1,000
and 5000 Ly Withholding taxes on gate
receipts at several bouts last spring. He
was released on 5000 bail, pending SEN
tence Thursday,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
MICHIGAN WANTS SPEED.

ANN ARBQG Mich, Nov. Speed is
the main object in the minds of the
Wolverine coaches for the final week in
preparation for the Wisconsin game and
in a dummy scrimmage yesterday Yost
placed much emphasis on his linemen
charging as a unit, while the back field
men were also instructed In getting away
fast on formations. ROby, Banks and
Johns reported for practice for the first
time in over q week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08

The divers defeated the Shamrock A.
Cs 1917 at Rhodius Park Sunday. Camp
bell and O'Donnell gained much ground
from half back positions and Mckinney
at quarter tossed long passes that re-
S ,lted In touchdowns. The Shamrocks
arr the first team to score on the divers
this season. Next Sunday the divers
will play the Lawrence eleven here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
BUFF MAY MEET WILDE

NEW YORK, Nov. s.--Johnny Bun
bantamwelght boxing champion Of the
world and holder of the American fly
weight title, probably will go to London
in January to meet Jimmy Wilde, world
nyweight champion. Buff will defend
his bantamweight title for the first time
next Thursday night in a ffteen-round
bout with Jack Shsrkey
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
BADGERS PREPARE FOR YOsT.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. S-Yesterday
the Badgers began a week Of hard prep
aration for the Michigan game. Practice
consisted of a signal drill and scrIm-
mage against the All-Americans Will
liams and Gibson have been alternating
at quarter. the latter having almost
completely recovered from his injuries
With Gibson in the lineup, williams
takes the left half in place of Gould or
Woods. Elliott, at right half and
Sundt, at full, retain their same posi-
finDg