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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

No one but a sure-iire starlight had
any business performing with the ELI
Leaguers last night, and there were
mighty few in the circuit who didn't toe
the mark.
In the case of the Eye-Hide match
1000 totals were almost as common as
bananas in an Italian neighborhood. The
Hides took the first game with 900
count, the Eyes took the second with
1902, then the Hides came back to win
the third with 1913.
Murphy's 240 was the best game posted
In this match. He also gave the Hides
202.
Meyer had counts of 1876, 1875 and 21a
for the good of the Hide cause, and Irish
stepped out for 227 and POI scores.
The HoOfs were In there with the old
900 stuff to win two games from the
Antlers, with Magel and Mccullough each
shooting a duo of double centuries.
The Ears lost two games to the Tails
but they checked in as the best in the
league for one game when their score
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
BY CHARLES LOGAN.
Times staff Correspondent.


CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. Jan. 90
The Little Giants of Wabash tanned the
Tigers of De Paw in the Scarlet arena
last night. 1t took a mighty. effort to
sharp and they were quick to strike, but
Snake" Goldsberry's playing proved the
whip that met their every rush and sent
them back in retreat. The final count
was % to 10 in favor of the athletes
trained by Pete Vaughan. The score at
the end Of the first half was II to In
Wabash's favor.
Ranking close to the famous Colds
berry in the hearts of Wabash fans who
witnessed the great struggle is George
Stasand, who was rushed into the fray
when Cat" Adams, one Of the most Inn
portant cOgs in the wabash machine,
went out with a closed eye. The lanky
StaHand got ont from under heavy cover
to tickle the draperies three times, just
one field goal less than Goldsberry regis
tered
GYPsON's GUARD
WORK EFFECTIVE,
The work of MendenhaII was the life
of the De Paw team. The speed eating
floor guard kept his teammates on the
heels of their opponents with his ten
points from the door, and played one
OF the most brilliant guarding games q
Hoosier crowd has ever witnessed. Next
to Mendenhall on the De Paw honor roll
must come bud" Gipson. This athlete
contributed only one point for his team
against six for Cannon, has running mate
at the forward stations. hut had any
body but GIBSON been III there guarding
for the Bussmen, Wabash TALES would
have been more frequent.
Wabash's biggest crowd greeted the
rival clans with a full i've minutes OF
desfening cheering when they stepped
out on the court and the players seemed
to take this IS message that they Were
to give all they had la one OF the great
est fights most of them have figured In
The first two minutes of playing time
were wasted by both teams III "sparring,
as boxers in an important match are
wont to do. Then White, De Pauw cen
ter, broke the spell and pushed De Paw
to the front with a field goal from the
Mendenhall tore down the middle OF the
court to cage a second De Pauw field
goal from under the hoop.
The Wabash scoring started when
Adams Gagged nifty side-line shot and
Goldsberry followed with his frat of six
foul goals.
STASAND GETS
EYE ON BASKET.
Cannon then moved the score up to
5 to 3 in DePauw's favor before Colds
berry scored on his second free throw
Cannon scored again from the foul line.
then Stasand put the Scarlet clads on
even terms with their rivals with his
first field goal. The teams went along
at terrific pace in n to g tie for what
seemed ages to the fans. but Goldsberry
soon got away from his guards down
under the basket and sent Wabash into
a lead that was never lost
Goldsberry scored another field goal
which was followed quickly by Menden-
halls second successful effort, Two
more foul throws by the wabash pivot
man finished the scoring for this half
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Dentals Face Big Task
in Weekend Contests
on Foreign Net Court;

The Indiana Dental basket ball team is
in good shape for two of the hardest
games of its schedule. Friday the Den
tails meet the Northwestern University
Dental team at Evanston, Ill, and Sat
urday the indianapolis team meets St
Joseph College at Rensselaer,, Ind.
That the st. Joseph team is exception
ally strong this year is evident from in
4S-to-15 victory over the indianapolis
Law School team in a game played al
Rensselaer, Tuesday night The law
school players describe the st. Joseph
team as a combination of the fastest
passers and surest goal shots they have
met this year. st. Joseph plays the Dep
tai team again Feb. 16 In this city.
The Dental squad that will make the
trip to Evanston and Rensselaer, includes
Manager Wet and eight players. Witter
Mathew, McYaugh, Mcpherson, Dea-
kyne, Reeve, Gervirtz and Farver.
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Forty in Cub Squad

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-BiH Killifer, vet@
eral catcher of the Chicago Cubs, ex-
pressed his enthusiasm Wednesday over
the teams prospects for next season after
signing his 1921 contract
Killifer was among those Cubs injured
near the end of last season, a broken
finger preventing his playing in the final
games. -,
Manager Evers has announced he VIII
leave Chicago for Pasadena with the reg
uIar Cub squad on March 3. The party
probably wiz number in all forty men,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
STASAND GETS
EYE ON BASKET,
GOSSIP OF THE BASKETEERS

The other seventeen Independent dis
trict tournaments Will be held at Ad-
ance. Anderson. Darlington, Gary.
Greensburg, indianapolis, LoOgOotee.
Michigan City, Mooresville, Valley Mills,
New Albany, Pendleton. Shel6yville.
South Bend, Sullivan. Vincennes and
Wabash.
More than 200 amateur teams. among
which are included the best In Indiana,
have entered the tournament and plenty
of action is expected in each sectional
Play in the Indianapolis meet will be
held on ~ nOOr, Feb. ., l. aud Is.
Wayne Emmelman. PIG West Washing
ton street. is managing the tourney.
The South Side Turner's continued their
winning streak last night by handing the
Connersyille Independents a 49-to-29 de-
feat at Connersvllle. fhe Indianapolis
crew displayed a clever brand Of team
work and had little trouble taking an
curly lead which they never lost. Reece.
Turner forward, with seven field goals
and three fouls. was the big scorer In the
contest. while 'Tubby" Stevens played ii
great defensive game for the winners.
Two fast games will be played tonight
at the Y. NJ c. A. when the teams Of
the Federated League clash for the nth
time this season. The Junior Chamber
of Commerce team will meet the Den
ZGre tossers in the first game. while the
j. .. ID. team will CLASH with the kur-
Te-Se basketeers I'm the second session.
Tine Junior Chamber Of Commerce and
the Den Fare teams. now tied for Sec
Ond place. are primed for a real battle
and n hot scrap is predicted. Although
the Kun Tc-Se team is the favorite in the
seccEd game. the T. O. DIS have been
putting in some hard ticks and are out
to give their rivals real struggle.
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Pitchers by the Flock

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-Manager kid
Gleason OF the Chicago Americans vii
take twenty pitchers into training FOL
the 1927 staff, 1t WAS announced WeGnes
day. Howard Fenner, a right handler
purchased from the Kalamazoo (AIich.
club, is the fifteenth pitcher to sign for
the coming season. Fenner. a college
product. scored one-hit victories in his
last three games last season.
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Former Shortridge and
Manual Stars Practice
for Big Clash Monday

The Manual All-Stars, headed by Al
Feeney, and Shortridge's Select Stars.
piloted by Tweet Borinstein. are holding
strenuous workouts this week in prepare
ton for the big contest to be held at
Tomlinson Hall, Monday. According to
the captains, there will be no let-up in
practice until the day of the game. Man
ual has been going over signals with
Kline and SchOeneman at forward: Jim
Frenzel. former Indiana University star,
at center, and Babb and Feeney at
guards.
Shortridge's most formidable lineup
seems to be: Stevens and Borinstein at
forward Hennessey, center, and Born or
Middlesworth and Frankfort, guard.
On account OF the large crowd expected
at the game. tickets for the all-star con-
test have been placed on sale at Harry
Coolers billiard parlor and Spaulding's
sporting goods store.
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Olympic Stars to Show
in Chicago Track Meet

CHICAGO. Ill. Jan. 2o.-OIvmpic
Stars, who won points for the Ameri-
can team In the Olympic games at Ant
"erp' Belgium, last summer. will be
among the large list Of entries for the
fourth annual indoor handicap track and
held meet Of the Illinois A. c. ut the
broadway ArmOry Jan g.
Frank Cayou. physical director and
coach OF The tri-color club. will enter n
strong team, while nominations are ex-
pected from the University OF Chicago.
Northwestern. and NOtre Dame.
Because OF liberal handicaps. which
entrants representing the small clubs
will receive, the largest list OF athletes
which ever took part in the /. A. c.
classic is expected. Entries close Jan
u with Charles A. Dean, IA East Jack
son boulevard.
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Weaver Still Asserts
Innocence, but Can He
Convince Judge Lands?

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o-Buck Weaver, bril-
liant third baseman, who was indicted
with seven other white Sox players for
alleged conspiracy TO throw" the 1919
worlds series to Cincinnati, is certain
he will play major league ball next sea-
son and with the White Sox.
Weaver according to friends, has Of
fe-ed TO bet $500 that he will be back
with Kid Gleason's crew when the 1921
season opens. lie has engaged an attor-
ney and is preparing TO make vigorous
hght for vlndicahon when his case Is
called for trial. Weaver asserts he Is in
nocent Of the dishonesty charges and
Will be able to prove 1t.
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Six.Dav Cycle Standing

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Osterriter aS6
Kockler were leading this morning with
80 points after seventy one hours Of rid
ing in the six-day bicycle race at the
Coliseum. All teams but two had COW
cred ,3G7 miles, laps at o'clock. YER
ras and Gaffney were one lap behind the
others. Stein and Frank Drobach trailed
TWO laps in the rear Madden and MagiR
were still second in points scored with
~. followed by Eaton and Hill, third,
with 3315 and Pete DrObach and Hanley
fourth with 81
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
100000 in Race Prices

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.--Control Of the
Montreal Jockey Club, which races at
Blue Bonnets. has been given 10 Com
mander J. X. l., Ross, owner Of Sir Bar
ton, he announced Wednesday He said
he would appoint n new managing direc-
tor and secretary ia n few days Mr..
Ross. who Is in this city. said $500 900
will be offered in prizes at Blue Bonuets
next season. which means a distribution
Of $40. 600 for each racing DAY.
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Turf Dope Worker Nabbed

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2o,-P. J. Miles
Of Covington, Ky. who owns several
race horses, and is a familiar figure on
race tracks throughout the country, was
arrested in the American Railway Elk
press office here Wednesday when he
called for and received package shipped
to him by Dr.. f. A. Russell Of Kent,
Ohio.
Government narcotic agents had been
tipped off by the express company. The
package contained narcotics. It was
round to CONTAIN sixteen One-grain tab
lets and twelve tablets Of two and a
half grains each Of heroin, and Govern
ment agents allege that Miles wanted II
to dope horses with.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Open Tennis Title Play
Finds Champ in Form

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-Jay Gould,
2ion, won three out of the four sets
played Wednesday in the scheduled nine
set challenge match for the national
PhiIadelphap Racau ns' Gi Hf TR e'a scores
were 6-S. o. 6 s. GA. The remaining
sets win be played Friday. Gould needs
only two more sets to retain the title,
while SOutar must win four to become
champion.
1t was Gould's deadly accuracy IN
shots to win openings and flawless gen
eralship that enabled him to get off to a
flying start against the challenger.
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posTON "1,v GRID CARD.

BOSTON, Jan. GA revised schedule
for the Boston University football eleven
has been announced. comprising eight
games. with negotiations still pending
for a ninth contest on Nov. 10 with Car
listed in order. the first being with Har-
ward on Sept. %, are: Boston College,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute. wesley
an, Trinity, Rhode Island State, Tufts
and Norwich.
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II szS sgl'.NDTEE |
ANOTHER DEMPSEY SUIT.

BATAVIA, y. Y, Jan. 20.-Two suits
for damages aggresatlng 100000 against
Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight chSm-
piOn pugilist, and Jack Kearns, Demp-
sey's manager, we're filed in the Genesee
County clerks office here Wednesday by
Frank p. Spellman. a former Snowman.
Spellmsn> alleged that he introduced
Dempsey into motion pictures and asks
800 600 as his share of profits in pic
lures in which Dempsey has appeared and
500 600 for personal services.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
CRIMSON SET
FOR GOPHERS

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 20.-In-
diana University's Western Conference
championship hopefuls left here today for
Minneapolis, where they play their fourth
Conference game tomorrow night. With
victories over Michigan, Ohio State and
Northwestern already tucked away, the
Crimson athletes and their followers
were In high spirits when the train
pulled out Of the Bloomington station.
Following the Minnesota game Coach
of the Carleton College crew, which is
said to be cutting some fancy figures in
up country" basketball circles this
seq
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
In the Holdout League

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Dlck Kerr. d.
minutiye pitcher Of the Chicago American
baseball club, is the teams fret holdOut
OF the season. He wrote friends here
thar he was dlssastisfed because his con
tract for 1927 did not contain an increa Sc
in salary lie asserted he would not re-
port unless granted an increase.
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Coaches for Kid Skaters

NEW YORK, Jan 20.-The Public
Schools Athletic League, 1t is announced,
has arranged to obtain a corps OF skating
experts to select and coach the local
boys who viii represent New York IN the
dual Zee meet with representatives of
Chicago schools TO be held in this city on
Feb 6. Thousands of local boys arc
without the means Of practicing for the
tryOuts and it Is expected numerous
places viii be flooded TO accommodate the
youngsters who will uphold the city's
hnnnra
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
AMATFUR CHAyTP WINS.

Henry McDuf, the Independent Ath-
Ietic Clubs State amateur bantam cham
pion. put Gordon Myers of Aiartinsville
TO sleep in the fnsl round OF their
all star amateur card at Martinsville-
McDuff had it on Myers in every round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
For Star Runners Only

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-The field for
the special 1.OO0-yard race for the
Charles II. Sabin trophy at the Guaranty
games hero Feb. 10, will be limited to
six. 1t WAS learned here today. invita-
lions have been sent to the following
Joie Ray, Illinois A. C.. Earl Ely. Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania; Tom Campbell,
Yale; Jake Driscoll. Boston University,
and Jack Sellers. New York 4. G. One
more invitation remains to be issued.
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MARTIN VS.. BRENNAN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Bob Martin,
heavyweight champion of the A. f. E,
has been matched for a ffteen-round de-
cisloH fight with Bill Brennan in Mad
iSon SGCare Garden the night Of Feb. is.
Billy Miske of st. Paul may appear in
the semi windup. His opponent is ex-
pected to be Homer Smith of Paw Paw,
Mich.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Kid Basket Scandal

MARION, Ind, Jan. 20-Fifteen games
were forfeited and seven boy players were
expelled in the junior division Of the sun
day School Basketball League here be
cause the boys. It was learned. were over
the age limit of - years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
IAWLEK BEATS DELMoNT.

TULSA. Okla Jan. 20.-Jack Lawler
OF Omaha won a referees decision over
Gene Delmout of Memphis here last night
after fifteen rounds of boxing They are
iiShtweights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
YANKs NOT SATISFIED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Return bouts
will be sought between boxers of the
Army. Navy and New York police and
their English competitors, who triumphed
IN all bouts staged here last Monday
night. II was learned Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Jones STAYS at Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 2O.-Tad
Jones has accepted a contract to con-
finue as head football coach at Yale for
five years, according to an announcement
by the Yale Athletic Association.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
BURNIAS Is WINNER.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-Joe Burman
Of Chicago Outpointed Carl Tremaine Of
Cleveland in a ten-round boxing bout here
last night The men are bantamweights
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
CITY THREE-CUsHIONs

Mitchell trimmed Keiser in the city
three cushion tourney last night at the
Board OF Trade, 40 to %, In seventy In
nings. Mitchell gained a high run of
Z and Keiser 9
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Millikin Captain Hurt

DECATUR, ILL.,. Jan. 20.-Wayne Gil,
captain and center of the Millikin Uni
yersity basket ball team, received n com
pound fracture of the right forearm in
game Tuesday night between Millikin
and Beloit College Millikin won. 81
to d
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Why Not Life?'

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 2b.-Pro-
fessionnl ball players accepting
bribes to throw games I'm Ohio would,
IL convicted, be imprisoned from one
to Ave years and fined $4,000 under
IA bill submitted to the State Legis-
lature Wednesday. Any person Of
fering or giving bride would be sub
looted 10 the same punishment.
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xANK swpnER WINS.

SYDNEY. Austraha, Jan. 2o-Ludy
LANCER OF San Francisco Wednesday won
the quarser-mile swimming championshf,
Of New South Wales.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

Half Of the people IN the returning In
dianapolis car had to stand, but they
would do 1t again to see another such
game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

Last nights cheering was exceptionally
good on both sides and the result OF
faithful practice was seen in the "spe-
ciaI' Wabash-De PAW yells.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

COLLEGE,.
Wabash. %; De PAW. 10.
ST Joseph. As; Indianapolis Law, 10.
Illinois Wesleyan, 20; Illinois Nor
mai. -.
Knox. 90: Monmouth, II.
Miliikin. "a; Beioit, Il.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Shortridge, 20; Plainfeld, -.
Technical. So: Mooresville, 9.
Advance. 10; jamestown, II.
Advance. Il; WaynetOwn, 10.
New Palestine. So; FountaintOwn, D
Hartford City, 80: Roverton, %.
Rockville. 20; Marshall II.
Jefferson Lafayette), g.; Crawfords-
vile. IS.
INDEPENDENT
South Bend "Y." 81; Chicago Oaks. 20
Upton. 20: Button Debts. Il.
Marshall. %; bloomington, IS.
Broad Ripple Bimbos, Il; Eli Lilly, 10.
Kokomo, y Muncie Debts, %.
South Bend Turner's, 40; ConnersFllle'
20.
West Park. IS: Riverside A. C.'s, 10.
Evansville ~" q; Carmi uh), 10.
Pendleton, %; Fortvlile, "A.
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Craigle, referee, and Eyer, umpire,
handled the game In faultless style. al
though they were forced to show a lot
OF clever footwork.
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INDEPENDENT.

NOBLESVILLE. Ind. 20.-The sectional
Tournament of the independent basket
ball teams OF Hamilton. Henry and Han
cock Counties will be held at Pendleton
Feb. IL and II All teams wishing to
enter this meet should write Herman
Hardin OF Pendleton, Ind, as the entries
will close tomorrow. Between twenty
five and thirty teams are expected 10
enter the tournament.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

Crniele, referee, and Eyer, umpire,
handled the game In faultless style, al
though they were forced to show a lot
OF clever footwork.
There was not Wabash man at the
game who would not have bet his lunch
that the present Scarlet team would make
the old Wonder Five look like they were
tied to posts. which is taking in a ter
riole lot of territory.
The next Charlottesville affair Of state
Wide interest is the Wabash NOtre Dame
game Of Jan. %. Frank Fox, all-Ameri-
can Notre Dame booster. held the floor
all the way from Charlottesville to In
dianapolis last night. telling the world
that Pete Vaughan will be forced TO
have everybody in CrawfordsviIle In uni
form II he expects to even make n show
ing In this battle. Fox had about 'steen
hundred Wabashers for opposition.
Wabash is IN against two more hard
propositions this week, being scheduled
against Dayton University tonight and
James Miilikin Saturday night. Both
games will be played at Charlottesville.
The Scarlet athletes have one victory
over the Aullkin team to their credit
and are confident OF winning that game,
but tonight's scrap with Dayton is rather
doubtful, as little is known Of that team.
Wabash may be without the services
of Adams, star forward, for some few
days, as it was discovered after the game
last night that be was blind In his right
eye. Physicians, however. believe the In
jury To be only temporary and that he
viii he ready for action In q short time.
Adams was injured In the first half OF
last nights struggle
Crater. the husky Wabash back guard,
was on the Job to meet the De PAW
PUSHES nine out OF ten times and smash
their teamwork before they COULD get
the desired sure thing" shots. His work
was So clever that De P9uw tried more
for distance shots In the late stages.
To Cannon goes the credit for max
ing one Of the most sensational shots
ever seen Mt Charlottesville. Standing
exactly In the center ring. the Tiger for
ward lodged Wabash guard and let
fly with dazzling shot that sent the
ban breezing through the hoop without
touching This was his only field goal.
Captain Burns, Wabash floor guard
played his usual consistent hard fighting
game. q
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

mere was not Wabash man at the
game who would not have bet his lunch
that the present Scarlet team would make
the. old Wonder Five look like they were
tied to posts. which Is taking in a ter
rible lot of territory.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

West Park defeated the Riverside A.
C's last night on the Riverside court,
IS TO - Harold Caldwell, former Short
ridge star, accounted for most of the
West Park baskets. For games with the
Rlyersides address Harold Anderson, 1929
West Twenty Eighth street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

Pat Page, Butler College athletic direc-
tor, and Shorty" Morrison, Manual
coach, were two Of the men of Indian
apolis basket fame on the job. They
were liberal in their praise for members
of both teams and their coaches.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

Young played a whale of a back guard
game for De PAW and 1t was quite
some sight to see this midget and the
tall Stasand tangle time and time again
under the hoop. Stasand probably would
have had a better show against a man
he could see without almost breaking
his back in bending down.