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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
FACES
ENGLISH CHAMP
American Bantam on Short
End of Odds for TOnight's
Boxing Clash.

LONDON, Jan. 13.-England was con-
fldent today Jimmy Wilde, king Of the
1yweights and her only worlds cham
pion, will defeat Pete Herman tonight
when they met in Albert Hall in a
twenty-round contest Odds of six to
four were being bet that the American
will lose.
Wilde was resting today, but Herman,
former bantam champion. had to do
little light work to keep down his weight.
According to the agreement he must make
11S pounds ringside. Wilde will scale
about lip pounds.
The announcement of the British Board
OF Boxing Control that it could not pro-
claim the bantamweight title at stake
until more details of the Lynch Herman
fight are procured from New York threw
some cold water on the hopes of the
British that Wilde would annex another
title, but it did not detract from the
interest in the fight.
Still clinging to their old idol, Bonn
bardier Wells, Londoners were betting
even money he viii win from Battling
Levinsky in another twenty-round bout
on the same card
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Havana BOOknaGkers
Bent Babe Ruth, but
Couldn't Break Him
Champion SIugger Dropped
$1,000, Just a Mere Trife
in His Life.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-George Herman
Ruth lay in his eiderdown bunk in a
giIded Broadway hotel, fetchingly attired
In q moth-eaten black sweater and
daintiIy nibbling a morsel of battleax
Where does this story come from 2!
Mr.. Ruth wanted to know. How l near
" went broke on the races down at Ha-
vana Who IS this fellow who knows SO
much about, my business IN wager l
can buy and sell him out Of my change
pocket and leave enough to retire him
on fun pay for life"
This is the way Ruth explained his
venture into Cuba:
81 was in Havana playing a season Of
winter exhibition games. received
81 600 a game and played eleven games.
The promoters then wanted me for eleven
more games, but they only wanted to pay
$500 game. This / refused.
HAD TINE AND
MONEY TO SPARE.
with time on my hands, decided 10
play the races. l had picked up some
easy money. and thought l could anord
to monkey with the odds a little bit.
played the races about ten days and
dropped just $1,000.
Five thousand isn't breaking me. I
received $4,000 from the Yanks last yea T
and that's the smallest part OF what /
made"
Then Babe totaled up some Of his in
come for the year-S200OO from the
Yanks; $1,000 from the Cubans; $4,000
for transforming around the East after
the regular season; 5000 for his writ
lngs: 5000 for a statuette Of himself ;
5000 for acting in a movie and 5000
and royalties from the photograph peo-
pie for his monolog record. That makes
81 600; and Babe said 1t wasn't all,
either.
RUMORS OF
YANK BONUS.
II has been reported Babe received
heavy money as a bonus from the Yam
KEGS for drawing record brea king crowds
to every ball park on the circuit when he
was hitting fifty -four homers last sum
mer.
Babe is under contract for another year
with the Ysnks, and he Gays he will not
hold out for a raise, but he certainly
will not let false pride stand in the way
o. his accepta nce II the club offers him
boost in salary.
There are a lot Of people who would
like to be broke Ike I'm broke, and Babe
ended the interview.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Jess Pritchett didn't do a terrible lot
Of starlightlng for the Central Alleys,
which makes him due" tomorrow night
in his singles and doubles, so watch him
step.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The Marott Shoes, Indians end Central
Alley Five finished third, fourth and
fifth, The Capitol Alley crew landed in
eighth place with a total Of ",7S3, and
the EN- R0es landed well ny In the
shekel column with a 2104 count
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Jan. 13-The
Fl. Wayne Corrugated Paper Company's
basketball team has scheduled the Pair
ODice team Of Indianapolis for a game
here on the night Of Jan. 81
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Valparaiso Tackles
NOtre Dame in Big
Court Tilt TOEtight

VALPARAISO, Ind, Jan. ia basket
ball contest that is attracting wide at
tontion will be played here tonight when
Valparaiso and Notre Dame. rivals or
several years standing, get together.
The Valpo team OF this season has been
hitting a merry pace and is reputed as
the elassiest combination ever turned out
tire Dame Irish, who are also stronger
this season than they have been for some
time, will have to show all they know
to keep the locals from avenging the
football defeat suffered at South Bend
last season. A peculiar angle TO tonight 4
game is the fact that the Notre Dame and
Valpo squads are composed for the most
part of members of the football squads of
the respective institutions.
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Dentals Need Improved
Basket Eyes for Game
With POlyites Saturday

umpire the basket ball game Saturday
night at the AthenaeuIn gymnasium, 401
East Michigan street. between the In
diana Dental College team and Rose Poly.
The Tooth Pullers were sent through a
long scrlmmage last night and showed
better passing and guarding. but their
goal shooting was still not up TO the
standard that had been hoped for.
Dsl Kyne and Mcpherson worked at
forwards for the Dentals for time.
while Reeves was used in place OF Dea
Kyne later in the scrimmags Quill. for
mer Manual Training High School player,
is after guard position on the Dental
squad.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The pride of the town stepped out
on the drives last night and proceeded
TO ruf1e things up considerably In the
quintette division. The Hinnenkamp
Buffet team, composed Of Coyal, Newlin,
Kenlper, Afalott and Tucker, set the pace
for the evening and copied off the hrst
position in the standing with a count Of
1887. This is eighty-one pins better
than the Club Cafe total, which used
to be first, but now is second.
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IRISH CREW
BEATS ARMOUR

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Notre DANES bas-
ket machine officially opened its collie
to IS victory over the Armour Tech five in
"a contest featured by the brilliant floor
work and accurate shooting OF Captain
Hank" Mehre OF the winning crew. The
big center got out from under a heavy
guard to score eleven field goals for HIS
team before giving way to Garvey early
In the second half.
Armour rushed the Notre Dame ath-
letes off their feet with q burst OF open
ing speed and had four points to their
credit before Mehre tossed his first field
goal. Notre Dame settled down at this
point and quickly swung up to the lead,
remaining out in front for the remainder
of the contest.
Coach Halas used his second string men
after his regulars had piled up u com
Portable lead, because he is expecting a
real battle with the Valp0 FIVE at Valpa-
raise, Ind. tonight.
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Coval, lead off, and Tucker, anchor
man, went best for the Hinnenkamp team.
Coval had a total Of 645 and Tucker had
Sol
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Easy for Shortridge

Coach julius shortridge basketeers
trampled over the Cumberland five OF
the north side floor yesterday afternoon,
winning by is to IL count. During the
first period the play was fast and inter
esting, but Cumberland slowed up con-
siderably in the second half and the
Blue and White had everything their
own way. The score at the end Of the
half was 10 to 3.
Riley and Richards showed to the best
advantage for Shortridge while Wittie
and Morgan, stars Of last years Cum
oerland team, worked best for the visit
ors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The Lauter A. C.'s put over another
victory. defeating the Grappler i've on
the Lauter court. 81 to "a. Tbs Grapplers
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Wise Old Pongo Joe

The Minneapolis club of the Amerl-
can Association, which is managed by
the veteran Joe CRntillon, made n
wise move In Its recent purchase of
the st. Joe Western League fran
citation has rejected the draft the
MiIlers have an ace In the hole. st.
Joe can draft promising star from
one of the little leagues. then Mime
apolis can buy the player from SC.
joe by taking tho money from one
pocket and putting IL In the other.
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LIGHTWEIGHTS
CLOSE TRAINING

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Benny Leonard
and Richie Mitchell wound up training
here today for their ffteen-round cham
Gen tomorrow night. Both boxers weighed
after finishing training stunts Wednes-
day. Leonard tipped the beam at 135
pounds and Mitchell at 1851. The box
ers will weigh In officially at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
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WILLARD AFTER CAMP.

TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. 13-Secretary
Walter TRULY Of the State boxing com.
mission, today received q letter from
less Willard, heavyweight champion,
from Lawrence, Kan, asking him II
there was a suitable place in New Jersey
for training quarters, and good quiet
is to fight Jack Dempsey in New York
March II, said he wanted to come Last
soon. TRULY replied suggesting Long
Branch, Trenton, Red Bank or Atlantic
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
BILLIARDS
STATE BALK-LINE PLAY.

In the State championship 1872 balk
line billiard tournament yesterday after
noon Daily downed Lincoln 250 to 222, in
eighty three innings. Daily's high run
two. Lincoln played again in a night
match, but was trimmed. $50 to 100, by
Curtis, the latter averaging better than
seven. The winners high run was thirty
four and Lincoln gained seventeen. The
next matches will be played Friday after
noon, Brown and Cooler playing In the
afternoon and league crossing cues with
Brown In the night match.
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Must Come to Coast
to Play, Say Nichols

BERKELEY, Cal. Jan. 13.-Followinc
invitations from eastern colleges for foot
ball games with the University Of Cali
fornla team, Graduate Athletic Manager
Luther Nichols Of the university said to-
day that any trip OF the California team
east was out Of the question on accoun'
Of studies and other considerations A
team desiring 70 play the Golden State
eleven at any time would have to come
to the Pacific coast. he said.
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BANQUET for Anglers

The annual banquet Of the Marion
County Fish and Game Protective As
ISOLATION will be held at the Columbia
Club Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Talks by some Of the prominent mem
hers Of the association and special NOV
ing pictures of outdoor life will fea,
time affair for the sportsmen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
Sports Editors Stock
Going Up; New Governor
to Confer With Them

Miller proposes to have an ultimate talk
with sports editors soon to outline his
views on the conduct of Sunday base
ball, boxing, racing and other sports
that may flttingly come within the scope
of State Jurisdiction. Suggestion has
been made by the Governor that all exist
ing Stata sporting commissions be con-
RolidRted into commission to handle the
regulation Of all branches Of Gpoxt.
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rOLEpo GETS THORPE.

TOLEDO, Jan. 13.-Roger Bresnaha
Wednesday obtained an outfeIder to take
Joe Wilhoit's place In the left garden.
when it was announced at Akron, Ohio,
that Jim Thorpe had been sold to Toledo
for 81 500. Records shows that he hit
for a percentage OF 800 with the Akron
Internationals last season. The Boston
Nationals are said to have sold him to
Akron for 5000 during the spring of
1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
Lauder Day on Links

PASADENA, Cal, Jan. 13.--Eddie Loos
and Leo Diegel defeated Paul Hunter
Pasadena Golf Club before the largest
gallery that ever followed a golf match
in California 1t was Harry Lauder day
and the proceeds went TO help the crippled
soldiers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
LEAGUE BOWLING BASKET NEWS AND SCORE
Ethics of Baseball

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-New players
contracts covering what the league
club owners termed the "ethiCs Of the
game" were approved by baseball
leaders Wednesday.
One clause in the new form of con-
tract provides that the player pledges
loyaIty to his club and pledges him
self to the American public TO con-
form to high standards OF fair play
and good workmanship"
The player also promises to abide
by all decisions of the commissioners
and to keep himself IN good physical
condition throughout the season.
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CoLIMA BEATS FARRELL.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1S.-Bert Collins.
uiddleweight of Whittier, Cal, was
awarded the decision over Marty Far
rell of New York, whom he fought at
catchweights, at the end of their four
round bout at the Vernon arena.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
GOSSIP OF THE BASKETEERS

COLLEGE.
NOtre Dame, 40 Armour Tech, %.
HIGE SCHOOL.
Shortridge, Al; Cumberland, II.
Marion, 80; Summitville. %.
INDEPENDENT.
Boswell. 10; Lafayette "Y," 10.
Oxford, %: WilHamsport, I6.
Hichmond Legion, "a; Scottsburg. II.
South Bend ~" 81; Gary Steel. f6.
Upton, n; KokomO, 16
7: NJ. II. A, As; Indianapolis Aathletic
Tub. 10
= N. H. a. Cubs, 10; Muncie Juniors,
Tartars, 81: Emerson Orioles, %
Lauter A C.'s, 81; Grapplers, "a. \
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nuNDEE Is WINNER.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 13.-Mike
Dundee OF Chicago was give the de-
cision over Battling Barrere Of New
Orleans last night In a twelve-ro bout.
Dundee pounded B1rrere all over the
arena and not once aid be receive a hard
blow from the New Orleans boy.
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ANOTHER BOXING BILL.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Jan. IL
Boxing legislation similar to that now
in force IN New York, Wisconsin and
other states is contained in a bill he is
preparing for Introduction in the state
Legislature, Representative Julius RAJ
zOvsky Of st. Louis announced Wednes-
day
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CITY rRREE-CusHIoNs.

In the city three-cushion handicap bill
lard tournament last night Chief an
nexed a 4S-to-35 win over Mitchell, run
ming out in 10S innings. Mitchell shot
high run Of fouc, one better than Chiefs
high run. Houseman and Frye were to
meet this afternoon and Kiser tackles
Mallory In the Night match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
GIRRoNs MS. o,BRIEN.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. I3-Tommy
Gibbons, St Paul light heavyweight, who
defeated Chuck Virgins OF Indianapo-
lie at Cincinnati Tuesday, has been
matched to meet Dick O'Brien Of Gin
cinnatI, in a ten-round bout here Jan.
% O'Brien IS a heavy weight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
wREsrLERs ANKLE BROKEN.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 13.-John
Friberg defeated Jack Rogers, Cana
adIan heavyweight wrestling champion,
In one fall here last night. Friberg broke
two bones in Rogers ankle with toe
hold after one minute and thirty seconds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
.TUO States Object
to Giving AIUGy All
Boxing independence
NeW York and Massachusetts,
Praise NeW Body, but Pre-
fer to Remain Out.
by HENRY FARRELL,
United Press Sports Editor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13-The Boxing
League Of States" like another noted
league, is wrangling over an article.
Seventeen States approve all the ar
ticles and have affiliated themselves with
the National Boxing Association. New
York and Massachusetts,. not liking the
stay without the league. The league can
function without them and the league IS
going to function, the leaders say.
WHY NEW YORK
MAKES OBJECTION.
New York feels that article 3 would
deprive the great State OF its independ-
ence by the provision that acceptance OK
membership by this association shall bind
such member to abide by ali the condi-
lions as set forth and 70 accept ana en-
force all decisions Of the board OF d.
rectors Any violation OF the constitu-
ton shall render such member liable
10 suspension"
Joseph Johnson. chairman Of the
nounces that the great State cannot be
come subserv TO any other State or
States and that It prefers, in so many
words. to run it's own business.
New York didn't get a berth on the list
of officers. which includes Walter H..
LiRiniger. Wisconsin: W A. Tremblay,
Montana; r. r. Burke, New Orleans; d.
A. McCauley. Michigan; william A
Rockap. Pennsylvania, and Tex O'Rourke
1t may be q matter Of politics between
the New York commission and the In
ternatlonal Sporting Club. Some feeling
was aroused when the commission lin
tied the prices Of bouts IN the State,
pet measure that the International Club
suggested and was holding for the big
accomplishment OF the new governing
body The club intimated at the time
that the commission committed larceny
on Its came.
GOTHAM FOR
1T, HOWEVER.
However, William A. Gavin, manager
OF the club, pulls an ace from the hole
and says the New York commission will
live up to the dictates OF the association
even II 1t doesn't belong to 1t.
The Walker boxing bill provides that
the rules shall be the rules of the Inter
national Sporting Club. THE rules OF
the international Sporting Club hereby
ure the rules of the National Association"
Gavin says.
with few exceptions the rules adopted
are the same as the existing New York
rules.
Prices for bouts are limited to SIS
seat. Title-holders must defend their
titles twice q year. An offender IN one
State shall be punishable in all the
other States affiliated with the associ-
alton. Weighing time shall be six hours
before the contest intsead Of eight hours
The wearing Of white trunks and the
flag as a part Of the uniform is pro-
bibited
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Jan. 13.-The
Fit Wayne Corrugated Paper Company's
basketball team has scheduled the Pair
ODice team Of Indianapolis for a game
here on the night Of Jan. p.
The first position and cellar champion
ship in the Federated League will be
decided tonight, In two games at the
Y NJ c. A. The Den Fare team and
the Kurt-te-Se tossers, who are now tied
encounter, while the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce quintette takes on the P. o. D.
crowd in the second session. Coach
Lutes of the Chamber Of Commerce has
strengthened his lineup since their last
game and they are out to win and keep
out of the cellar.
The Y. M. H. A. athletes continued
their winning streak last night when
they defeated the Independent Athletic
Club, IS to Is, on the Communal build
ing floor. The Rosenthal brothers, Mike
and Joe. Gagged shots fromevery angle of
the court for the winners and their work
proved the real feature Of the contest,
although Cass and Bartholomew played
wei for the Independents. Mike Rosen-
ish team and Joe registered eight times
The 7. NJ h A. win play their first out
of-town game next Wednesday night
when they journey to Ft. Wayne for
action against the strong St Paul Ma
tionals OF that city.
One Of the fastest junior games ever
played In Indianapolis was staged be-
tween the 7. NJ a. A. Cubs and the Nun
cie Y. II. G. \. Juniors claimants of the
junior title of Indiana, Illinois and Ohio
IN the curtain raiser at the Communal
building last night. Both teams played
exceptionally good basket-b ball and the
Nuneie lads were forced TO the limit to
. 10 vi t. H..
defeat the locals have suffered this
season.
The Lauter A C.'s put over another
victory, defeating the Grappler i've on
the Lauter court. 81 to "a. Tbs Grapplera
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WINNER TO MEET K1LBANE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Tex Riekard
announces he has signed Andy Chaney,
the clever Baltimore feath or weight, and
Charley Beecher to meet In an elimioa-
ton ffteen-round contest next MOnday
night, ut Madison Square Garden, with
the winner to meet Johnny Kilbane for
the championship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
KNOcKoUr IN FOURTH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 13.-Louis
Poluso of Salt Lake knocked out Jimmie
Foley of Denver In the third round here.
John Woodmansee OF Salt Lake won u
four round decision over Young Estargo
of Pueblo Colo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. 13-Canada's lead
Ing amateur boxers will meet Americas
best in an international tournament to
De staged in Madison Square Garden
Jan. % For the first time in America
the rules of the International Amateur
Boxing Federation will be used.
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LEAGUE GOSSIP.

Thorntcn's Cofrees pulled some Of the
most sensational Capitol League shoot
those totals Of $50, 92S and 907 to humble
the Zenite Metals
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The Ferndales also shot three good
counts to win as many games from the
Lexington Motors. Tompkins showed
them the way with scores OF 2o4, 2O6 and
200
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rREMAINr va. MONTREAL.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 13.-Carl Tremaine
of Cleveland has been matched to meet
Young Montreal of Providence r. l., to
box ten rounds at Detroit, Feb. z. They
are bantamweight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

REYNOLDS started the Thorntons' of
with the highest game score Of the night,
a 247 There wasn't man on the Yea N
who didn't make himself known by virtue
of a huge count.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The Tartars defeated the strong Elmer
son Orioles, 81 to %, before a large
crowd. Rahn Of the winners and Dorsey
Of the losers were the stars Of the game.
The Tartsrs and H. P. A. c. team will
meet In the curtain raiser at the In
dependent Athletic Club Saturday night.
For games call Prospect 1887 and ask
for Basil
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

held an 49, toll lead at the close of the
first half, but the Lauters rallied in the
second period and came through with
the victory count. Saturday night the
Lauters will meet the New Palestine
American Legion team on the Lauter
floor The Christamores and other fast
amateur teams desiring games should
call Belmont 227T and ask for Maurice
Jones.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Formers Tigers crashed Into the
NAPLES for a 827 count to win the odd
game In their match with the Remetter
outfit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The By-Products had easy sailing in
their match with the Coke Makers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

The Pulvules didn't give Renter and
his 212 count any assistance and the re-
suit was two game victory for the
solvets. These clubs are in the Eli Lilly
loop.
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KINGMAN, Ind, Jan. 13.-The King
man High school girls basket ball team
has won four games in as many played,
defeating Attica twice, and Tangier and
Covington, and is out to meet any girls
team In the State for the champion
ship Iaurels. For information address
Crawford Fox, Kingman High School
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Martin Of the Cycles was proclaimed
the King OF the Fairbanks Morse shoot
ers when he dug in for q 1913 score in the
first round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

II certainly is not the fault Of Coble
that the Citizens Gas shooters didn I
win few dimes by their effort. he
looked pretty good with scores OF 2o4'
2O6 and 206