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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-16
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ROSS TWICE

Adrian Ross, Notre Dame wrestling
instructor, offered game opposition last
night in his bout with Jack Reynolds
at the Broadway, but the local welter-
weight title claimant had too much stun
and the honors went to the indianapolis
grappler in two straight falls, the first
In seven minutes thirty-fi seconds and
the second in thirty six minutes. Rey-
nOlds used the leg split both times m ito to
vent the decisive toss, but he was, unable 40,
TO break Reynolds painful hold. me
men appeared to be about equal In weight.
but Reynolds displayed the smarter,
wrestling tactics. 1t was Reynolds
fourth successive victory here.
IN the preliminary bouts Young vd Lon =
Ellers of Kokomo in two straight falls,
Londas had too much experience for the
Kokomo grappler and gained the fails
by the use of toe holds. Billy Trout OF
KokomO tossed Johnny VaIonis In a
handicap match, getting a fall IN SIX
minutes. w.t..
contender for the heavyweight mat
crown, would be the headliner Of the mex !
wrestling show here. He will be matched
with formidable opponent.
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H0bichs Squirt in
Second Period and
Defeat I. u. Quint
WeJU Local FiUe Come From
Behind to Win-Free ThrOw
Baskets Feature.

Changing the order of things a bit, it
was the independent team that came back
in the second halt last night instead of
the couegians, as has been the rule in
the three other net games played here
and the result was that the newly or
ganized Habich five defeated the Indiana
University quintet 80 to % Indiana
showed flashes of good form when the
short passing game was carried on sue
cessfully. but would follow the clever of
fensive work up with lapses on the de-
Tense, which gave the Habichs chances to
slip In many baskets. Johnson, the
speedy forward of the locals, was off
form in his shooting from tn field, miss
Ing many easy shots In both periods. If
this sensational goal getter had been
much larger.
Indiana showed the same old tendency
to miss many shots, after the ball had
been worked down the floor by pretty
passing. The short-pass method of at
tack is difficult to stop. but Kavanaugh
at back guard put up a good defensive
scrap and very few closeup shots were
made by the Crimson. n splendid exhi-
billion of free-throwing scoring was put
on by Johnson of the Habichs ard San
ford Of Indiana. The Habich tOsser threw
nine out Of ten attempts and the l. U.
player rung up the same number out Of
eleven tries.
At the start Of the game the Bloom
lHgtOu HVe showed Wei, as the long snOts
were finding the loop and the Habich
five could not get together. The big
gest lead that the collegians had was
about five minutes after the game started
when they ran the score up to IL to g.
After the locals had made some substitu-
lions they got together better and crept
up on the Crimson. The half ended 10
to - in favor OF Lewis men
Right at the start Of the last period
a change could be noticed in the play of
the local team. Johnson opened up bit
and showed flashes Of the form he has
displayed here in former appearances
Shots by Johnson, Behrent and Kenzler
at the start Of the half ran the score
up TO q to IS in favor Of the Habichs.
Once In the lead the Independents contest
ed the way stubbornly and were never
headed
Indiana seems to have a number Of
promising men on the squad whose main
fault at the present time Is a lack Of
experience Only one veteran was In the
game last night for the State school
Thomas is playing his second season
The l. T. team, which is always hard
TO dope out, and has never played
real good game Of basket ball here may
come stronger as the season advances.
but Coach Lewis must find someone 10
make points from the field after getting
the ball within scoring distance
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Arrangements have been made by joey
Jacobs to run a boxing special train 70
Terre Haute Jan. for Indianapolis box
ing fans who are eager to witness tho
ten-round bout between Solly Epstein
and Bud Taylor. Seats for the fight viii
90 on sale Monday at the Union Hotel
221 South Illinois street, and at SoIy
Epstein's place, 544 South Illinois street.
A choice block Of reserved ringside seats
will be on sale and local fans can leave
for the scene Of the contest at noon on
the special and return Immediately after
the bout.
Much interest is being centered in the
Epstein Taylor scrap and n large crowd
from this city is sure to be present when
these bantamweights clash in their re-
turn match. Epstein Is In hard training
at his quarters and is boxing every aft
ernOon with Patsy Mcmahon, Tommy
McDuff and Sidney Click. three Of the
best boxers at their respective weights
in the city. Solly expects TO get in the
best shape Of his career and is confident
Of redeeming himself in the Taylor scrap.
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NIOnOgrams Presented
Grid Players at Tech

Athletic awards were presented to
members Of the Tech High School varsity
and freshman football teams yesterday at
4 banquet given by the Technical
Athletic Association. Fifty three men
were hOnored with awards. Ten received
Techs highest award, the block IT"
and thirty were given "a. 7. s." buttons.
In addition to the banquet and the
awards, Milo II. Stuart, principal Of
Technical; E Q. Graft, superintendent
OF schools, and Nj Allison of the board
Of school commissioners, gave short
talks. The Tech orchestra entertained
the athletes and guests and the Girls
Glee Club sang.
The ten men receiving block rs
We're Harry Hungate. Robert Woolgar,
Edwin Asphalt, George Mullholland,
Lester Nicewander, Joe Geiger. Paxton
Unger, Charles Baden, Lewis Wilson
and Robert Nipper. The thirteen who
were given monOgrams were Brewer
Graham. George Hays. ThOburn Max
well. Elmer Baldwin, George Curran,
James McCuHum, Darrell Davies Rus
sell Cliff, Dick Mills, Charles Murphy,
John Rohm, Carl Bernhart, Gall
Blakesly.
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WRESTLING
Tvs OF THE DAY IN [T=1 THE WORLD OF SPORT CE= !
Radio Stations, Attention!

At Columbus, tonight, where the strong
Franklin and Columbus High School
basketball fives will clash, a wireless
outfit has been installed and play by
play reports of the big game will be
flashed over the State. The wireless out
fit has been installed by the Columbus
Athletic Association as a test to see how
many State stations will pick up the re-
ports. Operators of wireless stations in
Indianapolis are especially advised Of
this arrangement and any stations here
receiving the reports are requested to
communicate with the Daily Times
sports editor Saturday morning and re-
port what they obtained. The Times
phone number Is Main $500.
Columbus plans to send reports on
other games during the season and Is
trying to get q line on the number of
State stations interested The reports of
tonight's game are to be sent out by
Radio n. m. q, Columbus, Ind. A 800
cycle outfit will be used in transmission.
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Hoosier Big Five Takes
Final Workout Before
TOmlinsOn Hall Contest

Ben TayIor's Hoosier Big Five took
their final practice this afternoon In
preparation for the big game tonight at
Tomlinson Hall with fast colored quin-
tet from Illinois University. The boys
are anxious TO win. and will pay strict
attention to inside play. Captain Haz-
zard is regarded as one OF the greatesI
Forwards IN the game and also very ac-
curate In shooting fouls. The university
FIVE was due to arrive lste this after
nuoon with a delegation of fans. ana
planned to 20 direct to the hall for
hrief workout in order to get familiar
with the playing floor. The visitors have
vet to lose a game this season, and the
locals are anxious to give them their nrsI
tonight, all general admission, as there
is plenty of room. .-,
The Chancellors, strong colored team,
viii clash with the Monarch Triangles
in curtain raiser. First game will be
called at S o'clock Dancing will be On
the program following the big game.
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NATTONAL AlIATEVR MEET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-The National
Association Of Amateur Billiard Players
today announced that the national anna
teur championship 1872 balk line billiard
tournament has been awarded to Phila-
delphia, to be staged about Feb. Is. This
will be the first international amateur
billiard championship since 1912.
The two leading players Of Europe, AIRY
Bos Of Holland. amateur champion Of
Europe. and Edouard Roudil, the French
star. have entered the event, and will ar
rive in this country next month. Pitted
against them will be the four strongest
players in the United States. who will
be selected according to their records and
performances in the national amateur
Glass A, 1872 championship IN Brooklyn
beginning Jan. 80.
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IIIini Track Squad
to Invade Dixieland

URBANA. I'll. Dec. 16-The University
Of Illinois track team will substitute
Southern tour and a trip to the Drake
RELAYS on April 20. instead OF particlpa-
tfon in the Penn relays ON the latter
date, in former years, according 10 al. an
nouncement of Coach Harry GIL. Inc
Southern trip will be made during the
Easter vacation, April 1922.
Two meets have already been arranged
on the Southern jaunt, which Is the hrst
the IIlini track men have ever taken
The GIL men will meet Rice !nsIltute
Anril IL at Houston, Texas. and Texas
University. April 10. at Austin. A third
meet will be arranged with Baylor. the
University of Dallas, or University OF
Arkansas at Fayetteville, Ark.
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Rose Poly Opens Season
With Purdue Tonight;
Plays Indiana Saturday

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. 16.-The
Rose Poly basketball squad opens It's
season tonight with Purdue ct Lafayette
Ten men will accompany Coach John
Millen on the first trip Of the schedule,
and all probably VIII get to play during
the game.
The Purdue contest will be followed by
4 game with the Indiana University five
at Bloomington, Saturday night. This
game tops of a stiff week for the Rose
men, since they have scrimmaged with
one Of the Terre Haute high schools
twice this week, on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings.
This is the first season in some years
that Rose has had two Western Con-
ference teams On its schedule. and the
results Of these games this season win
determine whether or not there VIII be
any return games next year.
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Alumni Basket Stars to
Stage Annual Manual Tilt

The third annual alumni basket
ball game and dance viii be held az
the Manual gymnasium on Dec; *
under the auspices of the ROines
Club. The Manual State team Will
meet a quintette composed of former
Red and White players picked from
the following men: Emil HarmesOn'
Ed Dietrich, W. PrOut, Lawrence
Behrent, w. Wertz, f. Cox and Il.
Strain. The alumni five will form a
very strong combination and the
present Manual team will have its
task cut out to win.
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GIBBONS THE FAvoRITE.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 16.-Mike Gibbons
ponent. Mike O'Dowd. both middle
weights, in their scheduled round
bout here tonight The fighters com
pleted their training yesterday and at 3
o'clock this afternoon both men will be
inside of the 100 pound Limit agreed
upon, when they step on the scales.
With the cash advance sale OF seats
already amounting to more than 500 000
Jack Reddy. matchmaker announced
that a $4,000 gate is expected Two
years ago when Gibbons and O'Dowd
met here the house Melted S37400.
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BILLIARDS
NOtre DGn1e-BEGtLer
Grid Clash CGrded
Here Next Season
Big Game viii Be Staged
NOU. I8-Other Feature
Contests.

1t was announced today by the
Butler College authorities that Notre
Dame had been scheduled for foot
ball game next fall on Nov. 1S, the
game to be played here. Illinois Uni
versity is already on the Butler card
for next season.
Indianapolis fans will see many
good grid games here next fall as
Indiana plays Minnesota ia this city,
NOtre Dame, Wabash and De Pauw
meet Butler and Wabash and De
Paw tangIe In their annual battle.
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Cathedral EIeUen
GiUen Big Banquet
by Grid Followers

About 200 enthusiastic Cathedral High
School boosters paid honor to the foot
ball team of that institution and its
coach, AL Feeney, at banquet last night
in the Riley room Of the Claypool Hotel.
The POSTMASTER was Dan Doyle. a num-
Der Of speeches paid tribute to the youth
ful athletes and stated how good sport
improves a lad for the battles to be
waged after he is through school and
out In tho world Mayor Jewett told the
team that those who went to college
would find there a community not unlike
the big world outside and that in the
miniature school world they would pre-
pare themselves for the years to come He
stated that athletes usually made good
citizens, II they played the game right,
for the lessons learned In sport were
never forgotten. Other speeches were
made by NJ. L. Foley, Judge Collins and
Joseph McGowan.
Coach Rockne Of Notre Dame was pres
ent and the center Of all eyes because
Of his great record with the Irish team.
He made short talk and was given
quite an ovation when he arose to ad
dress the gathering.
Other remarks were made by Coaches
DietZ and O'Connor of Purdue and Coach
Feeney. S. K Rulck represented De
PAW; Walter Krull. Purdue, and Roy
Rich, Wabash
Al Feeney made an interesting talk in
which he said that Cathedral was not an
Incubator for Notre Dame players. Inc
Cathedral coach stated that the wrong
impression had got around that every
player that was above the average on the
local prep team would go to Notre Dame.
There was no truth In this general i'm
preston, AL pointed out De PAW, Wa
bash and Purdue representatives. present
gave special attention 70 this statement.
he members Of the team were given
sweaters and monographs for their excel
lent performance on the gridirOn this
fail, while Coach Al Feeney was pre-
scented with a gold watch.
The members of the football team to
receive the awards were Gavin, Saffel,
Custard Madden, Whiteman, MoOtz,
Dickie, Sexton, Trenck, Ruckelshaus,
Sisson. Harrington. Sadlier. Marks,
Glaska. Mooney, Riley, Laffey, O'Hara
and Jackson.
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STATE TOURNEY

Kepner and Ramsey were the winners
in the State three-cushiOn billiard tour
ney In progress at Coolers parlor yes
terd2y. In the Afternoon match Kepner
disposed of Merriam in eighty-twO in
nings by q score Of 80 TO II.
Ramsey won from Shewmaker in the
match last night, 80 to 81, in ninety
seven innings.
This afternoon Cooler will meet Merri-
kan and Yogier VIII take on Kepner at
night
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CoIored 'Y' Five to
Play Big Game Tonight

The Indianapolis Colored Y. N. c. A
basket ball team will open its season To-
night at its building, Senate avenue ana
the fast Xenia (Ohio) legion five. The
Xenia boys are bring an indicated outnt
here and an interesting struggle Is as
sured. " .....s,..z
There viii be two added attractl99ns,
Next week the colored ''Y'' team will
NAV the New York League five OF New
York City, The en- New h tbe o s1fi colored
d nniDt IN a league of eight clubs repre-
SsenF,n9 various cities IN New York state.
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Chess Tourney at Y

be held at the Y. VI. c. A here, play be
ginning on or before Dec. Is and con-
finuing until completed. All entrants
viii have an opportunity OF playing for
the chess cup.
There will be two classes in the tour
ney. one for the seniors and one for the
juniors. The first viii consist of all
former prize winners and other cOntes-
tanes viii be placed in the junior class.
The entrance fee is 81 in the major and
50 cents in the junior
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KIECKHEFER LOSES FIRST.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16-Augie Kieckhefer
OF Chicago, three-cushion billiard cham
pion, last night made A points while
John Layton of Sedalia. No. ex-cham-
piOn, made so in the first match OF three
blocks of co points each for the world )
championship. Layton had 4 high run
Of eight, while Kieckhefer's high run was
five.
With Kieckhefer on the defensive. the
second block Of 6O points viii be played
tonight, and the final block on Saturday
night Kieckhefer. a left-handed player,
regained the championship from nine
cOntenders in Pittsburgh in October and
this is his first challenge match.
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OTHER THURspaY Rorrs.

AT MILWAUKEE-JOe Lawson beat
Johnny Drummie IN ten rounds; Eddie
Thatcher beat Joe Dempsey IN six.
AT PEORIA, ILL.-l1yer Hammer beat
Bud ChristianO In ter rounds.
AT WAUSAU, WIS.--Jack Macdonald
beat Willard Johnson in ten rounds
Spike" Henderson shaded Fred Bricks
In six rounds. Matty Smith knocked out
Joe Nelson In the first round Of a sched-
uled tenround bout. kid" Carbon
knocked out Young Kammerer In tho
first round Of q scheduled four round
bOut
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BIG WEEK-END
FOR II. S. FIVES
Manual Plays Two Games,
ShOrtridge and Tech
One Each.
Local II. S. Games
TONIGHT.
Manual at ShelbyViIIe.
SATURDAY.
Franklin at ShOrtridge.
Muncie VS.. Tech, at Y. II. @. A.
Manual at Lebanon.

One local high school plays tonight on
the basketball court and all three take
on strong opponents on Saturday night.
Manual travels to ShelbyvilIe tonight for
a game. The Red and White appears to
be getting together and the fans at the
south side school expect a victory. on
Saturday night the fast Lebanon quintet
Will furnish plenty of opposition for
Evans team on the Lebanon floor. The
same five that played in the Wabash game
VIII make the trip. This will include
HarmcSon, Arens Summers, Floyd,
6oT- "a, Beiersdorfer, Schiller and
En- -5holz or Quill.
Two games are on the local bill Of fare
Tor Saturday night. The state cham
plons make their appearance at the
ShOrtr1dge gym and Tech takes on
Muncle at the Y. NJ. c. A. The Franklin
contest Is attracting quite great deal Of
interest, not because any one thinks that
the north siders have much of a chance,
but because the followers of the net
game want to see the wonderful Frank
lin prep five in action. Coach Gorton
has been sending his Shortridge pro-
teges through long practices and as the
defensive end of their team looked good
In the Logansport game there is
possibility that the Blue and White might
Keep the champs hustling anyway The
Following men will probably start against
Nandivier, Friddle Cant, and Company:
forwards, Kinzer, ElmOre, Riley and
Harrington; center, Johnson, Kilgore;
guards, Ferguson, Appleman, Kigore
and Escol.
Much interest has been lost in Tech
nical while the team has been losing by
overwhelming scores to State teams Why
such procedure has been followed no
one has been able to figure out, but, at
any rate, good many teams out over the
State have had some rare sport with the
Blacks boys whom he has been saving
for something or other will start the
game Saturday. The fans of the city
sincerely hope that the time has come to
see the regulars in action and relegate
the subs to. the scrap heap. At least
If the real" team wins or loses there
VII be. no second string men" talk to
their hands full with the Muncie outfit.
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Indiana NOrmals in Easy
Victory Over Local Laws

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec 16-Indi-
ana Normal had easy sailing last night
and trOunced the Indiana Law School
team, 81 to A.
Normal took the lead from the start Of
the game and basket tossing by Burris
and McClanahan kept the teachers in the
lead throughout the first half, which end
ed 81 to s. In the second half Coach
Bayh used ten substitutes, who continued
to pile up the score.
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MOVE BEATS PERREII..

ST. LOUIS, Dec 16-Using the same
left hooks which so badly battered Joe
McMlllen last Saturday night, Johnny
Noye, st. Paul lightweight. Thursday
night gained Referee Sharpe's decision
met with the approval Of the crowd and
the bout itself was without question one
Of the best staged IN a st. Louis ring In
several years.
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I.AzELLE X. o,s BARNHARDT.

RUSHVILLE, Ind, Dec. 16.-LOuie
Lazelle of Anderson knocked out Jack
Barnhardt Of Terre Haute here last night
In the eighth round Of a scheduled ten
round fight. The Anderson boxer had
the better Of each round and knocked
Barnhardt down three times before the
final blow. Joe Kisling Of Anderson had
the better Of Young Mcfarland, Chicago,
In a six-round go, and Kid Brown of
Rushville was no match for Dewey Of FIT
Wayne In the first preliminary bouts.
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Earlham and Huntington

RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 16.-The Earl
ham basketball team viii play its first
home game Of the season on the Rich
mond Coliseum floor this evening aga nat
the Huntington College quintet, Kn -
ing little of the strength of the mort a
team the Quakers are taking no chances
and have gone through a hard week of
practice. Although Moves men have lost
the two opening encounters of the year,
they have been showing a constant i'm
urOvement
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BOTH WE'RE out"

PEORIA. Ill, Dec. 16.-In scheduled
eight-rOund bout, Pat Walsh of Indian
apOlis, Thursday scored technical
Knockout over Jack Phillips of Cuba,
Ill, in the fifth round. Phillips eyes
were closed and his seconds tossed the
towel into the ring.
1t developed that Walsh was also ont
he had to be carried from the ring
after the bout had been awarded him.
Ever Hammer, Chicago. had a shade
over Bud Christian of Buffalo, I'm a ten
round bout, according to newspaper
critics.
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Terre Haute Wins VOlley
Ball Meet at H0osier A. c.

The first state volley ball tourney held
at the Hoosier A c. proved a success
for the winter indoor sport. The Terre
Haute "Y'' fought its way to first place.
Charlottesville tried TO stop the victors
by using It's wrecking crew, but the
"Y' bunch kept in the lead
The results Of the play show the fol
lowing standings for the teams:
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NO-FALL MATCH.

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec 18.-Walter
Miller. claimant Of the middleweight
wrestling championship. defeated Ben
Reuben Of Chicago In a hour match
here last night Neither was able to
gain a fall and Miller was given a ref
eree's decision. Only wonderful defen-
sive work saved Reuben from being
pinned.
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Net Tilt at MartinsviIIe

MARTINSvILLE. Ind. Dec. 16-Tbe
Greencastle basketball team will invade
this city tonight in an endeavor to take
revenge for the beating earlier in the
locals came out of their victorious
Franklin game last week with but few
minor injuries and viii give the Green
castle team real battle.
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of Memphis, did the damage when he
won a ringside verdict over the Jersey
battler IN a ten-round nO-decision bout
here last night.
Moore shaded Buff by a slight margin,
in the opinion Of most critics at the ring
side. Buff displayed more punching pow
er, but Moore landed Oftener Neither
Moore weighed 1867 and Buff 1885,.
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r. GIBBONS VS.. MADDEN.

GRAND RAPIDS, Dec. 16.-Tommy
Gibbons and BARLEY Madden entered the
final stages Of their training here today
for their ten round bout Monday night
Al Wolgast Of Cadillac, a brother Of
Ad Wolgast. Is TO meet Alex Novecky of
Cincinnati, In the semi-fual.