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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
Admiral Pages Men
Expecting to Sink
Good Ship Franklin
Locals All Set to Fight for
Clean Claim to 1. C. A. L.
Title.

Onward, Christian Sailors" was to
be the battle cry at Butler this afternoon
when Admiral Page sent his squadron
into the last engagement Of the year
with Franklin as the opposing navy, On
Irwin Ocean. Indictment weather OF the
last few days transformed the Iryington
gridiron into a true enough sea or mud
and water, but, inspired by the victory
over the Michigan Aggies which was
also a naval affair the Christian sail
ors" were prepared to sail into their
traditional rivals with vim that would
champion.
Franklin's recent victory over Tran
sylYania by a top-heayy score convinced
the Pagemen that they would have 10
tea party on their hands today and the
Blue and White mentor drove his men
this week with all the thoroughness that
has characterized the preparation of the
eleven for its biggest game of the year.
Eight members of the Franklin team or
last year which made Butler come strong
for 81 to 10 win are back in harness
again this year and the aggregation
which Coach Nelp was to pit against the
locals was, veteran one.
Injuries of a serious nature which have
handicapped the Pagemen all season have
at last been thrown off and Butler S
best was to start the game. Phil Brown,
last years captain, was not expected TO
start but his shoes were to be capably
filled by d. Kiser. who has been pushing
his more experienced teammate hard all
year for a regular berth. Kiser played
practically the entire Aggie game and
stopped completely the hard rushes of
the heavy Aggie men.
Following the game all Butler will
move down to the Claypool Hotel for
the annual football banquet and there
celebrate the close OF one Of the most
successful grid seasons in the history
Of the college. Coach Page and the
team win be guests of honor and rous-
ing celebration is the program. Along
with the usual speeches and food, plans
Davidson will be POSTMASTER. Arrange
ments have been made to care for crowd
of GOO, which. in addition to the major
ity Of the student body, will include
many alumni and supporters of the
schools.
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YALE FAVORITE
OVER HARVARD
IN BIG SCRAP
Dope Points to Old Eli to Win
in CrimsOn's Own
Stadium.
THRONG VIEWS BATTLE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 19.-Thou-
sands of rooters fiocked into Cambridge
today for the annual football classic be-
tween Harvard and Yale. Sentiment ia
voring Yale victory for the first time in
twelve years on Harvard soil was evil
denced in odds of to that Captain
Aldrich and his Tiger killing Bulldogs
would rise to the championship of the
Big Three in the last game of the sea-
son.
Harvard's only hope rested in ''BeulI
to Fits" With the generally admitted
necessity of relying on a forward pass
ing game, the great pair of backs, Buell.
and Fits, looked TO have the entire bur-
den On their shoulders. Other strategists,
however, looked upon the great line
plunger and drop-kicker, George Owen,
as the big menace to the Yale cause
Crimson partisanship placed a lot in
the physical superiority which the Har-
ward eleven is admitted to have over Yale,
due to a practical rest of two weeks
Capt. Keith Kane and his squad have
had since the Princeton game
Tickets were impossible to secure.
Extra precautions taken by the Harvard
management in distributing the tickets
fooled scalpers, but a few Of the specs"
were offering singles for as high as S25.
With every seat sold a crowd of 81, 900,
the greatest that has ever seen a game
in the stadium, was assured.
Tad Jones, head coach of the Yale
team, and a miracle man" in the eyes
of the Ellis, said he would start the same
team that trimmed Princeton last week.
Bob Fisher, mentor of the Harvard squad,
said he would not decide until game time
on the line-up that would carry the Grim
son cOlOrS on the field
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indianapolis Club to
Meet Fairfax A. c. in
Grid Battle Sunday

While the Belmonts and Fer "a. IS re- re-
main idle tomorrow, the Fairfax A =;
will trv to uphold the grid reputation OF
the western part Of the city, when tney
meet the indianapolis club at Eagles Fark
Cformerly Northwestern)i IN what Is eA-
nected to be hard fought game. 80,
The Youngsters from the west-end VIII
he outSveighed by the Indianapolis cup
but they depend mostly on their speed;
which has made for them good record
throughout the State with various moe
nendent teams The team as who're
Is composed Of players with plenty OF
pep" and are in the game fighting all
the time. .,.-on
has announced that his players are IN
good shape and confident of taking, the
Indianapolis team into camp, and VIII use
his first string players in an eindeavor
to uphold the west ends reputation ana
put a new championship club in the helld:
Manager Canning Of the Indianapolis
club. is confident of sending the west
enders home on the short end of the score
although several Of his men are not IN
the best of shape. Niehaus and Penro,qI;
both half backs. and Darnell, enc VIII
likely start IN the game, but may nave
to give way TO other players as their III
iuries are not entirely healed.
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DentGLS PROVE Too
Much for Indiana
LalU School Team

The Indiana Dental five was too
strong last night for the Indiana Law
College and defeated the Lawyers at
ShOrtridge gymnasium by 2S-to-1
score. The defense of the Dentals was
too much for the losers to get through
and they had TO be content with hurried
or long shots at the basket. The first
half ended with the score 10 to g. In
the second half the Tooth Pullers opened
up bit with De Kyne leading the way
after he had been substituted for Nc
Pherson. Mcclure, Denny and Jacobs
scored one goal each for the Law School
Both teams fought hard, but the
Dentals played much better basketball
than their opponents. Mcclure and
ROthrock were the stars for the Law
yers.
The lineup and summary:
Lawyers QO). Dentals (2s).
Mcclure. -. Forward Reeves
Denny ......... Forward 80. MCPHERSON
Rothrock 90. :. Center ....... Fleener
Jacobs ..... -. Guard ...Witter tcaptD
Ferris ..... -. Guard .......... Mathew
Substitul. ns-(Lawyers) Schaefer for
Ferris; (Dentals) Cevertz for Reeves,
Sparks for o. Mathew, T. Mathew for
Witter, Tasting for T. Mathew.
Field GOals-McClure, Denny, Jacobs,
Reeves. + Fleener, ,: De kyne, 3; &C.
vertz, ?.
Foul Goals-Denny, Rothrock. 2: ia
cobs. Fleener, ?.
Referee-Gard, Indiana).
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Local Delegates to
A. A. u. Convention Will
Boost City for Events

Paul r. Jordan. secretary treasurer of
the Indiana a. a. L.; T. f. Murray, chair
man Of the Registration committee, and
Wallace o. Lee, all OF Indianapolis, and
j. +. Grant of Culver Military Academy,
will leave tonight for Chicago to attend
the three day meeting of the National A.
A. T., beginning Sunday in that city. They
viii represent the Indiana association,
which is composed of thirty-fYe affiliated
athletic organizations In this State.
Mr.. Jordan IS chairman of the national
championships committee and It is ex-
pected he WIN be reelected to that posi-
tion for the ensuing year. The repre-
sentatives Of the Indiana association will
make efforts 20 land some important ma
tionRi championship athletic events for
1922. The success Of the national swim
ming championships staged by the In
diana A A. U. In cooperation with the
pie pool las made the Indiana assOcia-
tion strong factor in a. A. L. compe-
tition.
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The King Getting Ready
to Make Bow Off Stage

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-OId King Foot
ball is preparing to bow himself off the
stage of sport after one OF the most
brilliant season in American college
history.
Football schedules have today dwindled
down TO one or two more games.
Today Yale and Harvard were to clash
Cor the fOrtieth time. Cambridge was to
De the scene Of conflict and 5000 pop
eyed rOOters were to watch the game
Srhile hundreds of thousands of football
fans throughout the country awaited the
final score with genuine interest
A week from today the curtain will he
run down on the season as usual by the
Army and Navy and then post mortems
Will be in order.
The East had little to offer today aside
from the Harvard-Yale game. Army,
Pittsburgh. Penn State, Navy and many
other teams were resting. As a result
the Syracuse DartsmOuth contest at the
Polo Grounds, the West Virginia Rutgers
game at New Brunswick and the Lafa-
yette-Lehigh clash at South Bethlehem
were the only other Eastern games Of i'm
portance.
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Hurrah for Both of EN-,
Is Big Shout, as Peppery
College Boys Dash About
by y. NJ. c.
Yea, wabash

Yea. Wabash
Let's Go. De Pauwi
Fight, Fight! Fight
Attaboy, we're for both OF you-you
college darlingsl
Man, oh Mani
I'm so full OF pep It's simply oozing
out of my ears. Scarlet and Old Gold
floating everywhere. Everybody full Of
win, wigor and vitality. Todays the
/ slipped gently into the lobby of the
ClaypOol 10 a secluded spot where l
could watch the proceedings unmolested.
Believe me. boy, those Little Giants sure
were walking around with their chests
at full expansion. Confidence Boy,
those warriors were full of that sald
stuff. Coach Vaughan had a share OF 1t
himself Never have 1 seen such wild
bunch of Football Nuts let loose IN
one place. Honestly l believe the town
Of Charlottesville picked up its bed and
walked to pur 10 mean city.
The ClaypoOl corner was one busy
Tiger men had full possession of the
Lincoln. Coach Walker kept a watch
full eye on his pack and why shouldn't
he? Aren't they Tigers and might escape
ut any moment? You see Il was necessary
for the whole menagerle be present in
l heard somebody say something about
Wabash Twisting the Tigers Tail" but
believe me it looked like it would take
some tall twisting.
The band, oh boy, the bandI Nice
cute music men. I'm. UNI. Keep still
my heart, keep still. 1 always wanted
to be leader Of a band. Wonder do they
need a nice little mascot?
Strains Of music and snatches Of song
float merrlly on the air as the crowd
| surges to and fro.
All out for the big game! Come on
/ fellers. let loose Of our coin and see the
| biggest game of the season. Root for
your favOrite and make things hum.
Welcome, visitors. the city's yours to do
with as you please, only don't let the
] winner steal the Monument
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NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-George Clancy
of Baltimore was disqualified for an al
legged foul in the fifth round of his bout
with johnny Dundee last night for the
junior lightweight championship. The
referee then awarded the bout to Dun
dee.
earlier rounds that Clancy was hitting
low. The referee warned the BaltimOrear
and when CLANCY hit lightly below the
belt in the fifth round he stopped the
contest.
George Daley, New York, bantam
weight, received the judges decision after
outpointing George Lee, Chinese pugilist
Of Sacramento, Cal, In a fast eight-rOund
bout.
Mauel AzevedO of San Francisco re
ceived the judges decision in an eight
round bout with Johnny Darcy, New
York. They are lightweights.
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Seats for Wrestling Bout
Here Wednesday on Sale

Reserved seats were to be placed on
sale today at the Claypool Hotel Drug
Store for the wrestling match to be
staged at TomllnsOn Hall, next Wednes-
day night.
Jack Reynolds, formerly OF Iowa, and
now a resident of Indianapolis, is to
meet Billy Trout of Kokomo. Trout
claims the lightweight championship OF
the world as a result of his victory over
Jack Fisher, but has outgrown the divi-
sion and Sc t a challenge to Reynolds,
who claims We welter hOnors.
Lee Umbles IF Washington and Young
Martin OF Akron, welterweights, are to
mix in the curtain raiser.
The bouts among the welters open n
staged at Tomlinson Hall this winter.
The next card viii call for action among
the heavywelghts.
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Claman's Lunch furnished more
sensational bowling in the Recreation
Leagne Friday night, the star vets maui
ing the pins at an awful rate in the
last game for a total of 1,0S1 naples.
Pritchett led the wrecking crew with
some wonderful shooting, his scores be-
ing 231, 220 and 236. Figure it up for
yourself and count the huge total.
Two Claman crews were pitted against
each other. The coffee outfit copied the
first contest when the whizz- bang boys
failed to get started, but the next two
games went to the Lunch squad.
Billiards. was the only team to take
three straight. The Listen Testers
listened for the falling pins, but could
not hear thing after they had lost
the first game in the roll-off.
K1ee and Coleman won two out Of three
from the Capitol Specials in close games.
The Atlas Coal won the odd game from M
tha Coca Colas, There were lots OF
good scores posted, double centuries pc
ing common occurrences in every matcS'
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Kirklin and LOganspOrt
Mix in Important Fray

FRANKFORT, Ind, Nov. ia crowd
in excess Of 1000 persons was expected
at the big football game to be staged
at the local park today between the Lo-
gansport and Kirklin High School teams.
These two elevens are among the lead
ing contenders for the State title.
Kirklin's team has won decisive victo-
ries over Sheridan, Wayeland, Kentland,
Marion and Weidner Institute, having
scored 347 points TO but 10 by their OPP
ponents This gives the Kirklin scoring
machine an average of 90 points per
game. Logansport has won all Of its
games also.
The game today attracted Statewide
interest and fans from all parts OF Hoo
sierdom were expected here for the battle.
All attendance records for athletic con-
tests in this city were expected to be
shattered when these teams started the
game. The civic bodies of Frankfort
made every arrangement for the enter
tainment of the visitors.
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MAROONS TAKE
ON WISCONSIN
Snow Greets Chicago Early in
Day-Other Conference
Battles.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Taps was to
sound for the football season at Stage
field this afternoon when Chicagos Ma
rooms swing into action against the pow
lions early today were that the game
would be played on a snow-covered field,
perhaps IN a driving snOwstOrm.
Although neither team has a chance to
win the coveted Big Ten title, second place
was at stake and a bitter contest was
anticipated. Each team was to have its
full strength in the lineup.
Because Of decidedly unfavorable
weather it was expected that the attend
ance would be curtailed, although every
seat for the game had been sold.
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Two Horses Killed in
Spill at Bowie Track

BALTIMORE, Nov. I9.-Two horses
were killed and two badly injured In
q spill in the fifth race ut Bowie Fri
day afternoon.
Jewell V. ID. wns able to rise, but
instantly dropped dead. Mannheim
was so badly Injured that he was de-
stroyed Immediately. Fern Grass
and AIIover were badly injured.
Flying Cloud was charged with
causing the accident by forcing
Mannheim against the rail and was
disqualified. Maryland Belle being
declared tho winner.
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Gum-ShOe Stuff Used
in Arranging Contest

TOLEDO. Nov. I9.-Waite High
School of Toledo was to play Dayton
Steele High of Dayton at Dayton to-
day, according to information which
leaked out here Friday. 1t is said
to be the first time on record where
football game has been booked on
the quiet. While Waite High officials
Thursday gave it out that an effort
was made to book a Chicago team
here, the game with Dayton Steele
already had been arranged.
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GRAPPLERs VS.. sT. PHILLIPS.

The Grapplers and st. Phillips scrap
tomorrow at Brookside Park. The Grapp-
lers will be IN fine trim for this battle,
as they have been practicing hard in the
last week. large delegation of ro0ters
will be on hand to root for the Grapp-
lers. light signal drill will be held
tomorrow morning, and all players are
urged 10 attend.
< curtain raiser will be played between
the willard Bulldogs and the Cathedral
Midgets which will start at 1 p. m. This
should be a real game as the teams are
evenly matched.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

I NEWS OF THE DAY IN I
Tech Starts Home Card
on 'Y' Court Tonight

Tech Will play it's first home basket
ball game of the season tonight against
Greencastle at the Y NJ C. A.
Valley Mills High School defeated
Technical at Valley Mills last night, 81
to p, in nip and tuck contest.
Schetters, Gordon and Scott were the
bright lights for the Green and White.
Lugar and Stewart starred for Valley
Mills.\ Stewart was the high point
man of the game, scoring IS points.
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20. 600 AT MICHIGAN.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 19.-AIichigan
entered the game with Minnesota this aft
ernOon minus four of her stars who were
injured in the game with Wisconsin a
week ago 4 muddy field was expected to
favor the GOphers The Minnesota eleven,
except for Arnold Oss, was in good shape
for the fray.
1t was expected that 10000 persons will
witness the battle.
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AYMESTRY WINS DERBY

LONDON, Nov. 19-Capt C. B. Han
burys' Swear old chestnut colt Aymestry,
by Corcyra, out of Espoir Dore, Friday
won the Derby cup at Derby over the
course of one mile and six furlongs. c..
was second, and f. McDonoghs River
side Fairy was third. Twenty three
horses ran.
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Cathedral High to Meet
Fl. Wayne Turkey Day

The Cathedral High School football
eleven is slated to meet the Central Cath
Ole high team of FIT. Wayne in this city
Thanksgiving day. The game which was
scheduled with Peru for today as a cur
tain raiser TO the Wabash-De PAW con-
test and Cancelled may be played next
Saturday.
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BILLIARDS
coCHRANE SETS RECORD.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-welker Cochrane
OF Manson. Iowa, today holds a new
worlds billiard record for high run in
championship play. The Iowa youth
chalked up a run Of 3S4 against George
Sutton in the championship 1872 balk
line tournament here. Cichrane won by
a score of 400 TO 81 in five innings.
Willie Hoppe. the champion, won from
Ora Morningstar, 400 to 213, in eight in
nings, and Roger Cont. the brilliant
young Frenchman, won from EduOard
HOremans, the Belgian, 400 to 10J, in
five innings.
Morningstar was to play Sutton. Hoppe
was to play HOremans and Jake Schaefer
was TO play C0chrane IN today's matches.
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High School Board of
Control in Meeting Here

The board of control of the Indiana
High School Athletic Association was to
meet today at the Claypool Hotel to act
on numerous issues raised at the recent
convention Of the 1. II. S. A. A. here.
During the meeting today the resignation
Of Arthur Trester, Logansport, perma-
nent secretary Of the association, was to
come up for consideration, and work was
to be started on making arrangement for
the division of the net receipts Of Sec
tional high school basket ball Journeys.
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Independent Basketball

The Emerson Orioles will hold an i'm
portant practice tonight ut Z 80 o'clock
sharp. at the Westminster gym. The
following men are to be present: s.
Cline, w Eaton, G.. Warren, A. Menke,
+. Tiner, L. Fehlinger A. Ellis, V. Ellis,
D. White J. White, NJ. Talbert, f. Mertz,
D. Bacon and any others who would like
to play on a good amateur team in the
10-year-old class. Only young men/who
want to play basketball for the sport
and recreation need take notice. For
further information call Fred Mertz, Irv-
ington 1151.
The Simmons Marvels defeated the
Erins in a fast game, 23 to IA. The
Simmons would like to book games with
fast teams in the 15-year- old class. For
games call Drexel 0200 and ask for Mick
any time after ) O'Clock. Teams with
a gym are preferred.
MAXWELL, Ind, Nov. 19.-The Max
we'll Whirlwinds would like to book
games away from home with fast State
clubs. Address Maxwell Whirlwinds,
Box So, Maxwell, Ind.
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Friday Grid Scores

Valparaiso. o: St Viators. 0.
Albion. y; YpsilantI Normal, IA.
Lombard, Il; Knox. 0.
Rice. IS; Trinity. II.
Montana. z: North Dakota Aggies, 6.
Oklahoma Aggies. Z; Phillips, G.
Arkansas. IS; Baylor. -.
Westminster. p; Central Wesleyan, O.
Mississippi. Z; Florida. Z.
Daniel Baker, 81; Dallas. 0.
Southwestern. O.; South. Methodist, o.
Baker. Is: Kansas Wesleyan. 0.
Parsons Uowa), 3; Tarkio. 0.
Louisville "U," 80; Kentucky Wesleyan
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RIPPLE WINS IN OVERTIME.

BROAD RIPPLE, Ind. Nov 10.-Broad
Ripple defeated Southport High School
here last night. 81 to p. in the hardest
fought game ever seen on the local floor.
At the nalf Southport led, 10 to s. and
it was 10 to 10 at the end of the second
period In the fve-minute overtime SEES
session Ripple counted five points and
Southport two. Brown, local center. was
the hero" of the contest. getting points
when they sure were needed. Southport
greatly Outweighed the Ripple five. 1t
was SouthpOrt's first loss of the season
and Ripple's third straight win. Lineup
and summary:
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STATE THREE-CrsHION MEET

Merriam won from DR.. White in the
only game of the State three-cushion
tourney at COOley's parlOrs yesterday 80
TO 20, in ninety-six innings. Merriam
had high run Of four and White one of
three. No more games will be played in
the tourney until MondaY.
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sUTTON-YAMADA TO PLAY HERE.

Manager Henderson OF the Board of
Trade billiard parlOrs announced last
night that he has signed George Sutton
and Kohl Yamada for 4 series Of balk-
line games to be played here next Fri
day night. Yamada is the champion of
Japan. Both are now playing in De-
troit.
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French in Shane

WEST POINT. n. Y, Nov 10.-French,
the Army's star half back, is entirely
recovered from his injuries and is being
carefully groomed for the game with
the Naval Academy Nov. 26. In every
scrimmage during the week he has shewn
his usual ability and has been sharing
kicking duties with Smyth.
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soUrHEAsrERNs MEET MARooNs.

The SOutheasterns meet the Maroons
tomorrow at the Southeasterns' field. at
Hamilton and Southeastern avenues. The
Southeasterns will hook UP with the
Bridgeport team on Nov. 81, in the final
contest of the season. All players are
requested to be at the field Sunday morn
ing at $50 for practice.
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OHIO STATE
RULES FAVORITES

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 19.-Jack
Wilce's Ohio huskies planned TO keep
even with Iowa in the fight for the Big
Ten title this afternoon by trouncing the
luckless Illinois eleven. The Scarlet and
Gray steam roller ruled a heavy favOrite
to take the Illini into camp.
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CITY TOURNAMENT.

In the concluding game of the first
weeks play in the city amateur three
cushion billiard tournament at the Board
of Trade parIOrS BOstOck last night de-
feated Mallory, 30 70 10. in seventy seven
innings, new record for the meet BOs-
took also scored runs of five and six.