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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
'Y Boxers Stage Finals
of Big Club Tournament

The 7. NJ. C. A. gymnasium was packed
last night by a small army Of "Y" men,
bers who turned out to witness the ring
show promoted by Carl Bittrich. boxing
Instructor between his two classes.
Bittrick refereed all matches. and Don
Curley, local lightweight scrapper; Bill
Hart of the indianapolis Naval Recruit
ing Station, and Bill Hill acted as judges.
Points were awarded on the scientific
end of the game. and not on the ability
Of contestant to deliver a heavy wal
lop.
Cook, Nevius and Storms had an edge
on the rest Of the boxers when 1t came
to cleverness and good fOOtwOrk The
bout between Strait and Metzger devel-
oped into a smuggling match in which all
carefully learned Science" was forgot
ten. Metzger got the decision.
The results were as follows Clarence
Cook, lis pounds, won from Clayton
Taylor, 40 pounds; Charles Carroll, 115
pounds, defeated John SollOus, 120
pounds; Russell Morrow, 147 pounds,
won from Carl Wright, 14S pounds ;
Charles Butler. 1873 pounds, got the deci-
sion over S. r. Armstrong, 1873 pounds I;
Ray Storms, 132 pounds, defeated r. p.
Taylor, 131 pounds; Z. e. Nevius, 40
pounds, beat f. G. Debauer, 1873 pounds.
Bronze medals were given the winners
in the different events.
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Third of Big League
OlUners Must Go, Ban
Johnson Declares

CLEVELAND, March S0.-"Thirty per
cent of the owners of teams in-the Ameri-
can and National Leagues must CO." Ban
Johnson, president Of the American
League, declared here today johnson is
to speak here today at the annual meet
ing of the Cleveland Recreational Coun-
Gil on Keeping Baseball Clean"
Changes in ownership are necessary
for good of the game" Johnson added.
81 expect TO. see the other 10 per cent
of the owners combine with me to see
that this ch-needed change is brought
about.
Il don't want TO say now who the 30
per cent are. but I guess they know"
It Is believed that Johnson had refer
ence 10 the club owners who tried to
force his resignation several months ago
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Herman Looks Ready
for Shot at CrOWn
Worn by Joe Lynch
Former King of Bantan,s
ShOr0S Loads of Stuff in
Stopping Spencer.

NEW YORK. March s1.-Pets Herman
is coming back strong.
The former champion of the bantam
weights, who lost his title to Joe Lynch
last December, is on the highway today
to return match with the present title
holder.
Herman demonstrated his ability In a
decisive manner before a packed house
at the Pioneer Sporting Club last night
when he polished OF Willie Spencer in
twelve rounds OF a scheduled fifteen
round go.
Spencer is one of the gamest. fashiest
and most capable of the new crop of
bantams. He is fast and hard to hit in
the vulnerable spots, but In Herman's
hands he was just an ordinary fighter.
Herman's victory over Spencer is the
second he has scored here within a week.
He Knocked out George Adams Of Chi
cagO in Jig time recently, and in both
these bouts his work attracted attention
because of the speed and aggressiyeness
he showed.
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Bv FOREST e. MYERS.

CHICAGO, March 31.-It would hardly
be fair to Johnny Evers to predict that
the Cubs win win the pennant
1t would not be unjust, however, TO
say that he has a club that will give a
battle for the flag.
Followers of the Trojan are predicting
that he will have a first division club,
easily.
Their contentious appear to be certain
wonderful pitchers he has In Alexander
Vaughn and Tyler This trio alone with
little help at the plate, Is capable of
assuring the Bruins a berth in the first
division.
Alexander is In better condition than
he ever was, Tyler looks stronger than
he has been in three years, and Vaughn
is ready to work regularly with them. If
Alexander does not win more than thirty
games he Will be the most disappointed
man in baseball.
Evers needs a fourth regular on the
star. He has hoped to make 1t Speed
Martin or Abe Bailey, but neither has
come up to expectations. Virgil Cbevis
is an excellent prospect, but he is only
20 years old. He is a right-hander. He
has a good curve and fast ball and will
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
Anderson High School Net
Five May Lose Williams

ANDERSON, Ind. March 31.-Mark
williams, star forward of the Anderson
High School basket ball team, picked by
some critics for an all-State forward
after the recent State tournament at In
probably will attend high
school and play basketball at Corners
vile next season. His father, Dial Will
liams, is employed at Connersville and
moving his family there.
George Williams, brother Of Mark, has
played on the local high school second
team
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Water Polo Teams Ready
for Tourney at Chicago

CHICAGO. M, March 31-The
Olympic club water polo and relay
teams, which compete in the Ma
tional A. A. u championships in the
Illinois A. c. pool April 9 and Z, arrived
in Chicago yesterday and are CHARTERED
at the North Shore Hotel The teams
will train daily at Northwestern Uni
versity pool and may take a workout
in the Tri-color Club tank before the
contests are played.
The coast swimmers. who came east
in charge of Coach Cabille to defend
their national title in water polo, have
high hopes of retaining the champion
ship.
As soon as the New York A. c. team
arrives the captain and coaches will hold
a meeting to agree upon a playing ball
and sanction the choice of Leo Hogan
Of Great Lakes as referee.
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NEWARK GETS FRANCHISE.

AUBURN, N. Y, March 31-Transfer
of the franchise and players of the Akron
o., International League baseball club
to Newark, n. j., was announced Official
~ Wednesday by the board Of arbitra-
ton of the National Association of Pro
fessiOnal Baseball Leagues.
The Florida State League, to which
Jacksonville has been admitted, has quail
flied for membership in Glass z, it was
announced. Two leagues, which qualified
for Glass d memberships, were the APP
palachian League, embracing the territory
Of Bristol, Cleveland, Greenyille, Kings
port, Johnson City and Knoxville, Tenn,
and the Mississippi League, with Clarks-
dale, Greenwood, Jackson and Meridian,
Miss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
Boston Star Joins U. S.
Golf Team Going Across

BOSTON, March 31.-Fred J, Wright
Of Watertown, State amateur champion,
win sail for England late next month TO
participate in the British amateur and
open golf tournaments in May. He an
nonunced Wednesday that he had &C
cepted an invitation TO join the United
States golf team, telegraphed him by
Capt. W. C. Fownes Of Pittsburgh.
Wright said he understood F. c. New
ton of Lowell who came East from Call
fornia recently, also would play in the
English events. Newton. before going "a
Pinehurst. n. c., several weeks ago, said
he expected to enter the British tournu
ments If p. W. Whittemore of Pinehurst
formerly a Massachusetts, player, would
accompany him. Both Newton and
Whittemore are understood to be at the
North Carolina resort now.
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COLLIER IN BAD.

CHICAGO, March 31.-Indictments were
returned Wednesday against Bert f. Coll
yer. editor Of racing news service and
publication Lally Collyer. his brother,
and Hugo l.. Eberhardt, business man
ager of the publication, charging them
with conspiracy in connection with stories
printed concerning Garry Curly Brown,
A second Indictment, against Bert Coll
yer alone, charged criminal libel.
The indictments recite that the stories
related to an affair between Brown and
Alberto Piedra, son-in-law Of the Cuban
secretary of the interior.
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BROOKLYN.


'Batted for Smith in third inning.
BY Innings
Indianapolis ....2 5000 0O0O.1-
Brooklyn ........0 o 3 90 90 % 0 o %
Two base Hits-Schreibes, Konetchy,
Olson.
Three-base Hit-Covin gton.
Sacrifice Hits-MOrrison 3, Sticking, Dix
on.
Stolen Bases-None.
Double Play-Baird to Sicking\
Bases on BallS-Off Bartlett, o; off
Cavet 1: of Mamaux, 1 off MOZART 1.
Hits and Runs-Off Smith, hits, 3
runs in innings; off Mamaux, l hit, no
runs in six innings; off MOZART, hits, I
run in . innings; off Bartlett, hits, 8
runs in . innings; off Cavet, 4 hits, no
runs in six innings
Hit by Pitcher-By Cavet (Hood).
Struck ,Out-By Smith, /; by Mamaux,
3. by MOZART, 1 by Cayet, 3.
Winning Pfteher-Csvet.
Losing Pitcher-Mohart
Umpires-Kiem and .Ionez
Hme-AsA
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The Right Idea

CAMDEN, N. J., March So-Every
resident voter and every voter an
office holder-that is the ideal political
entity looming up today for Tavistock
village, near here, millionaire's center
which has decided to incorporate so that
Sunday golf may be permitted.
The board of elections here yesterday
received returns showing nineteen votes
had been cast.
Gnere are nineteen offices to be flied
Frank b. Middleton. secretary Of 9
talking machine company, was elected
mayor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
SLIM TRAINING
FOR BIG SCRAP
Jack and Georges Are Not
Going to Take Chance Of
Running Stale.

NEW YORK, March 31.-Jack Demp-
sey viii not start training for the big
battle until the middle of May, according
to Jack Kearns, his manager. The cham
pion win continue doing theatrical work
with a little light training inside until
six weeks before he meets Carpenter.
DEMPSEY won't need lot OF work. as
he has been keeping himself on edge ever
since he whipped Willard" Kearns said
here today.
I'VE made big mistake getting ready
for that bout with Bill Brennan. Demp-
sey started too soon and the bout was
postponed several times so that we were
really getting ready for three months.
1--WE can't always tell but what this
big fight might have to be postponed at
the last minute, requiring more training,
and we don't want to go into the ring
against the Frenchman stale"
Carpenter will not engage in any
long training, either. The Frenchman
will not arrive In this country until the
middle of May. and 1t seems probable
that he and Dempsey will pitch training
tents about the same time.
LEWIS FLOORS DRAAK.
KANSAS CITY, March 31-StrangIer
Lewis Topped Tom Draak in straight
falls last night. Zbyszko mastered Allen
Eustace in straight falls.
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FIRST saUEEZE PLAY.

RANGER, Texas, March Sly Cobb
claims the distinction of working the
first squeeze play Of the season. 1t was
made in the seventh inning of Wednes-
days game here between the Detroit
Tigers and the Columbus american As
sociation) Club, when Ty placed the ball
to the left of the pitchers box and Flag
stead scored. Much of the Tigers train
ing In attack under their manager has
been devoted to the sacrifice, squeeze and
other plays designed to produce a run in
a pinch.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
BILLIARDS
CALDERwooD LEADS.

DETROIT, March 31-Walker Calder
wood Of Detroit took the lead yesterday
IN the amateur three-cushion billiards
tournament by winning from G. Fl. Lau-
oach While the two players who had tied
with him for first place, b. 8. Kuhns
and {. W. Lookabaugh Of Chicago. lost
one game each. Lookabaugh, who holds
Ihe Illinois championship aud had been
considered a strong contender for the
ute here, dropped to fourth place. W. r.
Brewer of Chicago displacing him by
winning two games today, one from Look
aoaugh and one from L. A. Servatius,
New York
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March al
Penn state won the dual track meet with
the University of Virginia yesterday, 50
to 81. One South Atlantic record was
broken by Chamberlain OF Virginia, who
cleared the bar in the high jump at @
feet 5A inches. Barron OF Penn State,
Olympic star, took both hurdle events,
while Roming. Penn State cross-country
Intercollegiate champion captured the
EEa~nliIa Eun
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2A
A@9aAPa|
" N('ag ~
WHAT GROH WANTS,

CINCINNATI, March S1-Heinfe Groh
has been located at Augusta, Ca, where
he has gone to get into shape for the
coming season. Groh's brother, Louis, is
manager Of the Augusta club and Groh
will work out with him.
1t is understood that Groh is comm 9
Into the Red fold on condition that he is
given two years contract at the figures
offered him by the Cincinnati club.
President Hermann is at French Lick
and could not be reached last night, but
it is generally believed that the club will
offer No objection TO his signing u two
year contract, If he will do so at the
figures submitted by the club. 1t looks
like an absolute certainty that Groh will
be~-in the lineup when the Reds start
their season April Is.
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Frank Bancroft Dead

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Frank Ban.
croft, 20, former business manager Of the
Cincinnati Reds and a national baseball
figure, died at Deaconess Hospital last
night
He had been I'll many weeks
Bancroft retired from baseball last
winter.
He was born in Lancaster, Mass, and
was Union drummer boy in the Civil
War.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
V0shell and Richards Star
in Indoor Tennis Tourney

NEW YORK, March S1.-s. Fl. voshell
and Vincent richards, both former ma
tional indoor tennis champions, are the
now being held at the 7th Regiment
Armory. Richards IS favored to regain
the title vacated by William T. Tilden
II, who is not competing. owing to III
ness. Yoshell Is expected TO figure as
the runner-up. In the doubles this pair
Is expected To run of with the title. Play
continued today.
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WRITING LETTERS.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-Correspond-
ence is In progress between the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen and the
Canadian association of similar name
looking to an adjustment of conflicting
dates In the two national regattas Sec.
rotary John ]. Nolan wrote Secretary
Ferguson of the Canadian rowing body,
stating that in selecting July $3.50 as
the dates for the United States contests
the American association believed these
days would not conflict with the RAGS
plans of the Dominion oarsmen.
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ROGUE Meeting

The Indianapolis Rogue Club will hold
a meeting In the recreation department
of the city hall tomorrow evening at
Z 80 D. IN. All members and those inter
ested in the club are requested to at
tend. At present there are only four
courts In indianapolis, those being To-
Gated at Garfield Park, but 1t is thought
likely that additional playing facilities
will be arranged for by the park board
owing to the interest that is being shown
in the game. Although rogue is brand
new game in this city, having been In
troduced here last year. by G. {. Barrett,
it is rapidly winning converts.
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FeusteI Gets License

anew YORK, March 31-The appljca-
ton for n trainers license Of Louis Feus-
tel. trainer Of Man o War, which was
tabled recently. WINS granted here
Wednesday at meeting Of the stewards
OF the Jockey Club. The club was mott
fled not to accept the appointment Of II.
G.. Bedweli as authorized agent for j. X.
L. Ross owner of Sir Barton.
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RSXSYfuGSj
BILLY HoGARTY DIES.

BRoOKLINE. Mass, March 31.-Wll-
eighties as the Sporting Barger." hacker
of John L. Sullivan, Americas heavy
weight prizefght champion, died Of
apoplexy at his home here today. HIS
was ~ years old. He was in Sullivan's
corner from 1892 when he backed him
In his bout with Paddy Ryan, until Sulli-
van was defeated by James j. Corbett.
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NEW HIGH FIN.

NEW YORK. March 31.-A high run of
161 at Isl baIkline billiards. announced
as a worlds record, was made last night
by Edouard Horemans, Belgian cham
ploni in the final block of a handicap
match IN which he defeated Edward Cut
averaged 21 69-I11, and Cutler I3 24-III.
Horemans ran 80 Tuesday afternoon, sur
passing mark Of 40 set by Frank Ives
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pREHN r1.nps GnTcH.

CHARLES CITY, Iowa, March 31.-Paul
Prehn, University of Illinois wrestling
coach, defeated Young Gotch of Milwau-
kes in straight falls. Prehn won the first
fall with a body scissors and q wrist
lock. The Milwaukee wrestler conceded
the second fall when the Illinois coach
applied a double wrist lock-
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AUGUSTA, Me, March 3I-Boxing
matches Of twelve rounds TO a decision
would be permitted IN Maine under the
provisions OF an act which has been
passed by both branches OF the Legis-
iature. Under the present law bouts
are limited to six rounds, and no decd
sionS are allowed.
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scuRAnER uINs.

OMAHA. Neb.. March 31.--Andy Schra-
der. heavyweight scrapper, knocked out
Sergt. Jack Burke OF Chicago, in the
second round of a scheduled ten round
bout Schrader floored the husky Chi
ca goan twice before landing his final
knockdQWn
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TATE BEATS MENDELsoHN.

MILWAUKEE, Wiss., March 81
CIonic Tate. Canadian lightweight, de-
feated Johnny Mendelsohn in their ten
round bout here last night.
Frankie Sohmalzer, shaded Frank
Henkein ten rounds; Tommy NeAry de-
feated Tommy Carney In six rounds and
Tony Luke shaded Joe Dempsey in four
rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-31
LEGION WILL TAKE PARr.

At q meeting OF the Marion County
Council of the American Legion last night
decision was reached to join in. the move.
fnent which is designed to make the open
Ing day of the American Association
baseball season-Aprn 13-at Washington
Park. the biggest in the history of the
game in Indianapolis. Al Feeney, who is
chairman of the athletic committee of the
( council, has been placed in charge of
all arrangements and Will get into com
municatiOn with other civic organizations
which are lending their efforts to make
the day a memorable one
Thirty -four posts compose the council,
and it is the hope of the members to OBJ
tain as full representation from each
post as possible.
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GrrHRIE IN WESTERN

CHICAGO, March 31-William Guthrie
Of Chicago yesterday was signed by
President Tearney of the Western League
to replace Umpire rank Wilson, Who
has gone TO the American League.
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nowNEY WINS DECISION.

CLEVELAND Ohio, March 31.-Bryan
Downey, Columbus middleweight, won
the judges decision in twelve round
bout here last night with Young Fisher,
Syracuse, N Y.
1t was the first decision fight here for
years
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sOx LOSE To FIT. WORTH.

CoRSICANA, Texas, March 31--Ft.
Worth defeated the White SOx here yes
ttrday, to l. Joubert DavenpOrt's wild
ness proved costly.
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nrIDDLE CHAMPION.

CHICAGO. March 31.-Johnny Myers,
middleweight wrestling champion of
the world, threw Lou Tallaber OF Chi
cago in two out Of three falls last night
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KELLEY BEATS ROSE.

TAUNTON. Mass, March SI.--Joe KEEL
ley, Eris, Penn. last night won de-
cision from Johnny Rose, st. Paul, Mimi,
In ten rounds.
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B)NC.lNG
A. b. c. PROGRESS.


BUFFALO, N. Y, March S1.--TOronto
and Buffalo bowlers failed TO dis
place the Sanders hve-man team
B. c. tournament and Canada today
held her FIRST five man championship with
3063 points; A. II. Arnold and Brothers.
Chicago, with 3,O47, placed second in
the list; Fleming Furniture Company,
Cleveland, 1851. third; Lincoln Life In
surance Company. FIT Wayne, Ind, 1886.
fourth; Kenosha Academy, KenOsha, Wis.,
1927, fifth; Northern Paper Mills Green
Bay. 2.911, sixth; Threms, Toledo, 2,902,
seventh: Fact Edelweiss. Chicago, 2,SS9,
eighth; Central Alley five, Indianapolis.
2Ss4, ninth, and the Grand Centrals, New
York. 2.S79, tenth.
A total Of S14 ,SS4 was awarded by the
A. b. c. to the winning nve-man teams.
ors. won 1000; A. H. Arnold and Broth
ers took $3.50, and the Fleming Furni-
lures $500
Three squads of doubles and singles
were to take the alleys today and wind
up the 1921 championship tournament
late this afternoon.
Entries 1 nthe twelfth annual State
bowling tournament, to be held In In
dianapolis, beginning April 0, and con-
tinuing about four weeks, will exceed
the record OF any previous tourney, IL
was Indicated today. 1t Is likely that
five or six more teams will be entered
In the local meet than were entered last
year at FIT. Wayne. when 219 five-man
teams rolled
Practically every bowling center in the
State win be represented. South Bend
leads now In the entries, with Fl Wayne,
Terre Haute and Evansville following
closely.
Newlin, bowling in the Ears team OF
the Elks' League, lacked only thirty
four pins OF bowling a perfect score last
night. He rolled high score for the eve
ming, with a total of 2G6 to his credit, He
rolled this score in the first game of
the evening, falling thirty pins behind
his record in the second game.
The Ears team, due to the high scores
OF Newlin, Colvin and Martin, led the
teams for high score, rolling in the three
games, 1,035, 1.01S and S4S
Cheney Of the Teeth. followed closely
behind Newiin, hitting the naples for a
score Of PAT in one game.
Several Of the bowlers rolled their way
Into the 220 class.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 81
entries or seven teams, comprising
forty bowlers, were mailed last night to
the secretary OF the Indiana state bowl
ing tournament. This Is the largest
| number of Terre Haute teams ever en-
tered IN the State affair.
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SCOTS SAIL MAY IL

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, March 31.-The
Scottish team Of professional soccer foot,
ball players. which will tour the United
States and Canada, will sail from Liver
pool May II.
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CHICAGO SWIMMERS WIN.
CHICAGO, March 31-Chicago A. A.
defeated the Milwaukee A. c. team in
dual swimming meet here last night, 80
to IS. The Chicago A. A. took first in
every event.
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1ORB

The Interurban League was formed last
night at a meeting at the EN- Roe store
and will be composed of a slx-team cir
cult of towns on the Ben Hur traction
line. The towns to be represented in
the new league are Fairmount, Traders
Point, New Ross, Brownsburg. Craw-
louisville and the Ferndales Indianapo-
lisl
OFFICERS Of the league who were elected
last night are: c. b. HOllett, Browns
burg, president; John j. Greeley, Traders
Point. vice president; Russell Eaton, Fair
mount, secretary, and \. A Rodgers New
Ross, treasurer.
Carl c. Callahan was given the task of
framing the constitution and bylaws of
the new organization. Another meeting
will be held next Wednesday, at which
time the constitution will be discussed
and the 500 forfeit money put up by
each team.
All members wishing TO connect with
the Merchants Heat and Light Company
baseball team are requested to attend the
meeting In the construction Office Friday
night at g O'Clock, at the corner OF Geor-
gia and West streets. r Turner. Shri-
ner b. Flint and Clyde Good are espe-
cially requested to attend the meeting.
All players wishing TO Join out with
fast team representing West Indian
apolis in the amateur ranks are requested
10 report at Rhodes Park Sunday after
noon at 2 80 aud ask for Manager Nor
gan.