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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
SPORT EDITORIAL
BY EDDIE ASH.

Boxing fans who inclined to view the proposed return be-
held by the former title holder in weight and height
aggressive Of the puslsc
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14

their first trip Of the year today, invad,
ing southern Indiana. st. Simons OF
Washington will furnish the opposition
for Feeney's goal getters this evening
and the Blue and Gold athletes will jump
over to Petersburg for a game tOmor-
row night.
Coach Lambert's Boilermaker FIVE.
beaten but not dishea-tened by their de-
feat a. the hands of Wabash, will open
their Western Conference schedule to-
morrow OF Lafayette. meeting Northwest
ern. Wabash this year has 4 team that
Is believed to be the equal of any qutn-
tette In the Conference, and a defeat
at the hands of such an aggregation is
no reason why Purdue should not rank
near the top when the lnnl Big Ten rat
ing is announced. 1t might also be well
to remember that last year Lambert's
FIVE was defeated by Wabash the first Of
the year and yet by the end Of the sea-
son 1t was doubtful If there was col
lege team in the country that could have
stopped the onslaught OF the Boilermaker
five.
A game that should have strong
bearing on the l. c. A. L. basket stand
ing will be played at Franklin tomorrow
night when Il e strong Earlham qUintette
tackles the Franklin court artists. Both
hves have lost an I. c. A L. game, Earl
Lam to Butter and Franklin to Rose
Poly, but despite this both aggregatiOns
are recognized as strong coutenders for
the championship.
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Mehre and McDermott Lead
NOtre Dame in Win Over
Fast Valparaiso Quint

VALPARAISO, Ind, Jan 14-Notre
Dame came back with a furious assault
IN the second half TO defeat Valparaiso,
p 70 It. last night, in the most bitterly
contested basket ball affair ever wit
messed here
The Valparaiso METERS set a dazzling
pace TO carry a L. to 8 lead In the first
half, but the Irish won the contest when
they had the stuff to follow this pace,
then come back at q faster clip in the
second session. AS the last minutes Of
play rolled past, the teams hit their
fastest stride, but Mehre and McDermott
had sent NOtre Dame TO the front early
in the second period and they kept them
there by swapping ValpO basket for
basket in the final stages.
Last nights contest showed that Coach
Halas is putting a basket team in the
field that soon viii rival the NOtre Dame
football machines in the honor ranks,
and that in Mehre and McDermott, who
scored four field goals eacn, he has two
OF the smartest point getters In the State
Ecxlund and Bradley were Nalpo's big
scorers, registering four and two baskets
respectively. Ecklund took his shots
from long range.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
Pro Tennis Matches

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 14.-Boston and
Philadelphia divided honors Thursday In
the opening matches of the first profess
sional court tennis tournament ever
played Ia the United States at the Phila-
delphia Racquet Club. r. Dufton Of the
Boston Tennis and Racquet Club de-
feated Joseph Moss of the Philadelphia
Racquet Club. 6-5, SO, Go, 90, 6-l, and
Jack Soutar Of the Philadelphia Racquet
Club won from Otto GlOucker of the
Boston Athletic Association. 81, 4-6.
ga. 60.
The winner of the tournament will
meet jay Gould, the open champion Of
America. in q nine-set challenge match
next Wednesday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
FIELD SPORTS
BY OLIVER BATs.


At the annual banquet Of the Marion
County Fish and Game Protective As
ISOLATION AZ the Columbia Club Monday
night moving picture depicting outdoor
sports and Wild life will be shown All
lovers OF che wilds are invited to at
tend
Luncheon VIII be served at & O'Clock
and all members Of the association are
urged to be present as the nomination
OF candidates for officers for the ensu-
ing year Will be held. Delegations from
several Of the county associations viii
attend the banquet.
Richard LIeber, the man who has
placed the Indiana state conservation
department ahead of all other States.
Will give what Is sure 70 he an inter
esting talk. George y Manifold. state
superintendent Of fisheries and game and
a big factor IN the success of the State
department. VIII talk on conservation
and no doubt he will have a sleeve full
o. new jokes on hand song and dance
sketch win conclude the entertainment.
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GOTHAM MAY LOSE MATCH.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14.-Jack Kearns,
champion, is beginning to fear the match
with Jess willard, scheduled for March
II, viii be called off, owing to the recent
ruling of the New York boxing commits.
sion that S15 is the maximum price of
admission that may be charged for
championship bouts.
An parties concerned have forfeit
money posted, but It begins TO look as
II the heavyweight champion will be
frozen out Of New York" said Kearns
here Thursday.
Madison Square Garden is the biggest
and the limit of the attendance would be
$3.50 000, an amount not large enough to
haudle the Dempsey Willard bout"
If New York fails Kearns Will ask
Benton Harbor or a New Jersey club to
mt IL on
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
CLASSY FIGHT
PARTY TONIGHT
ATOLD GARDEN
Social Prominents to Mingle
With Ordinary Ringsiders
at Mitchell-Leonard Clash.
TITLE IS AT STAKE
By JACK VEIOCK.
international News Sports Editor.

NEW YORK, Ian. 14.-There's going
to be a high faIutin' kuuckle party at the
old Garden tonight.
Benny Leonard, a Gothamite Of some
pugilistic note, will furnish the enter
tainment, assisted by an able youth from
Milwaukee, who answer to the name OF
Richie Mitchell
Young Mr.. Leonard will box in defense
OF his lightweight championship and
for the benefit of the fund 70 restore
devastated France. He was lured into
the match by Miss Anne Morgan OF the
American Committee for Devastated
France, the first member Of New York
400 to invade promoting ranks.
For his labors Leonard will receive a
tidy bit-S40,O00. Mitchell VIII nave
$4,000 thrust upon him. Quite prob2oiy
the boxers will be able to accept their
guarantees without aid.
LEONARD IN FOR
BUSY EVENING.
As the match IS a championship analr
fifteen rounds to a decisiOn-Leonar1
NAV have q very busy evening. Mitchell
is no set-up for the champion. He Will
not enter the ring inclined to Itonc'
Quite contrary, he hopes to leave II Win
the lightweight title in tow.
When the boxers answer the oell tne
ancient garden Will be suhocated WITH
people. cosmopolitan assemoIage OF
some 1900, including members OF we
smart set, boxing Ia0s o. Anc VI
Madison Square Garden variety ana
generous sprinking of the tin-eared Ira-
ternity will be there. Social outternIsS Is
will rub elbows with moths, 80 TO SPEAK
In short Il will be a party extraordlnaIy
The principals in tOnight's analr are
not strangers. They met for the nrst
time several years ago il Milwaukee be
fore Leonard rose to the level OF a cnam-
pion. At that time Mitchell was JUST a
good tough boy-one Of the corners. In
the seventh round Leonard stung Richie
with a hard right to the nose. It mace
Mitchell sore. Just for that" he told
himself. I'm going TO get you good.
Mitchell opened up, tossed caution to the
winds and cooked his right arm TO put
an "acer' on the Bronx boy. That was
just what Leonard had been waiting for.
He beat Richie to the punch and the
fight ended then and there.
EENNY HEAVY
BET FAYORITE.
Since that time Mitchell has improved.
So has Leonard. At least, the champion
extent. Viewing 1t in this manner, New
York fans expect to see Mitchell give the
champ real fight tonight\bu they also
expect to see Leonard win.
Betting in Wall street today favored
Leonard at varying odds. Some bets
We're made at to on a knockout and
some at 10 to 6 that Leonard would win
the decision.
Despite the big guarantees, Tex Rick
ard. who donated the Garden for the fes-
tivities. expects Miss Morgan to make
something out Of house that may reach
1928 900. Being staged for a charitable
purpose, the boxing commission waived
its recent act limiting prices and seats
were sold for from IS to So.
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Page Mr.. Ivory Dome!

IOWA CITY, Iowa. Jan. f4-Un-
consciously magnanimous. Aubrey
Devine, Iowa University's au-Western
half back, made a record gift on the
Hawkeye floor in the basketball
game between Iowa and Cornell Col
Iege when he dribbIed the ball all the
way from one end of the hall. where
FrOhmein had shot 1t to him, to the
other end and neatly hurled 1t
through the hOOp-for Cornell.
The gridirOn star and Frohwein re-
entered the game late and were con-
fused as to the territory. wherefore
when Devine grabbed the ball he
started down the floor, covering the
entire court, going In the wrong di-
rectiOn from start to finish, and con-
tributed two of the few points that
the Cornell team amassed. as a dOna-
ton to the enemy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
Turks Know of Ruth

NEW YORK, Jan. lin far away
Turkey the natives Fnow all about Babe
Ruth and he is looked upon by them
rs one OF the American idols, according
to story received hero by the Knights
OF Columbus from a secretary in Con
stantlnople.
One of the city officials happening into
the X. {. hut at COnstantinope saw sew
oral posters OF the Lord of Swat, also a
statue of the Lord Of Swat, also sta
tuette OF Babe. Immediately he spread
the news that Babe Ruth was a clay god
of the Americans
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AMArEUR RING RESULTS.

NEW YORK, Jan. John Court
wright. Third Army Corps heavyweight,
defeated Ray Townsend of the Second
corps in five rounds here Thursday.
qualifying to meet the English army
champion in the international army,
navy and police amateur boxing cham
pionship here Monday. Ben Davis de-
feated LAFAYETTE Printupp and Ralph
Richie defeated Jimmie Maher.
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West Point Gets Another

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Edgar Car
bisch of this city, captain OF the Wash
ington and Jefferson College 1920 football
team, who recently accepted an appoint
ment to West Point, said today that he
had been notified to appear at Columbus
Barracks for physical examination
March 1.
In commenting on his appointment to
the Army school, Garbi(ch said he acted
entirely on his own initiative, adding
that he had not been Influenced in his
decision by any one connected with the
military academy.
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T Mat Team Named

Capt. Harry PiersOn last night selected
the team of "Y" wrestlers who are to
meet Indiana University's grapplers at
Bloomington tomorrow evening. The
team will be made up Of the following
Paul Balm, 115 pounds; John Velonia,
125 pounds; Jack Treamer. 135 pounrs
Harry Pierson, 145 pounds; Ray Strain,
15S pounds; George Christopher, IT'S
pounds, and Oscar Griffin. heavyweight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
CITY THREE-CrsHIoNs.

Houseman defeated Frye AZ to 20. in
the three-cushlon city billiard handicap
tournament last night in eighty-two in
nings. Both had high runs Of FIVE. In
the afternoon game Mallory defeated
Kiser. 40 to 81. IN ninety-two innings
Both had high runs Of four. The rapid
Ire tourney Is scheduled at the Board Of
Trade tonight
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Century Dash Mark Stands

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Intercol-
Iegiate Amateur Athletic Association has
accepted as a recognized record the time
of 800 As for the 1O0-yard dash, made
By Morris Kirksey In a dual meet be-
tween Leland Stanford University and
Oregon Aggies last May. -.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
DRUDGE RATTLE TONIGHT.

KENOSHA, Wis. Jan. 14.-An old
grudgs will be settled In the ring here
tonight, when Charley White. long
contender for the lightweight champion
ship and Sailor SOlly Friedman. also OF
Chicago, Will meet In a scheduled ten
round bout. White and Friedman have
been pugllistic enemies FOR months and
each IS asserting he will settle the other
tonight by the knockout route.
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BAUMANN BACK WITH HENS.

TOLEDO. Jan. 1.-THE Toledo ball
club Thursday traded Catcher Norman
Mcneil TO Jersey City for Infelder Pat
Baumann. indianapolis player formerly
with the Detroit Tigers. Baumann was
member of the Toledo team In 1918.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
KILBANE ACCEPTS MATCH.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Johnny XII
hane, the featnerweight champion, will
be matched against the winner of the
Andy Clancy Charley Beecher bout here
next Monday Kilbane came here to-
day from Cleveland to sign articles. The
hight Will be held in New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
injury KILLS HOCKEY STAR

TORONTO. Ontario, Jan. 14-Edgar
d. Hawthorne died Thursday after being
hit on the head by puck IN a hockey
game here Wednesday night He CON
tlnued playing until the end OF the game
when II was found his skull had been
fractured.
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RODGERS SCORES X. o.

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Jan. 14-Charlie
Rodgers. Detroit welterweight. won
technical knockout in. the irst minute
Of the tenth round from Al Doty, canton
wclterweight last night. The referee
stopped the bout with Doty helpless on
the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
Camp Perry Gets Shoot

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Camp Perry.
Ohio, was selected today by the National
Board for Promotion Of Rife Practice as
the place for the holding of the next an
nual national rife matches. Selection Of
the date Cor the matches will be made
later,
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MA.ONE STOPS MCCARTHY.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Jan. 14.--Jock
Malone. in his first start here after nine
months Iayoff, knocked out Charley Nc
Carthy In the second round last night.
The Knockout was scored with left hook
to the body and a hard right cross to the
Jaw.
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BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.
Notre Dame, 81; Valparaiso. II.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Carthage, %; Connersville, II.
West Newton, IT; Carmel, Is.


West Newton, IT; Carmel, Is.
INDEPENDENT.
Broad Ripple Bimbos, "A; Terndaie
Greensburg Legion, 27; Milan Legion,
%.
The Fsrndales and Fairbanks Morse
viii tangle at Ferndale gym tomorrow
night. these cluOs are about on the
same level ana should put up a good
show for the fans.
The Riverside Triangles and Napoleon
Seconds hook up on the Riverside's floor
tonight The two CUNTS have good rec
ords. are evenly matched and great
battle is expected from whistle 10 gun.
The announcement that the best lot OF
arua.eur UasAet tossers IN the State will
be sent to Kansas City by the /. A. A. L.
to compete I'm the national amateur meet
is throwing more fire into the youngsters
and II good teams keep springing up 1t
Will be hard TO decide which one really
is the best. Wayne Emmemnns tOurna
ment seems to be the best way out.
1t is now time for some OF these play
ers who are with tals team tonight and
tomorrow night to adopt one club and
stick with 1t, otherwise they might ind
themselves ineligible TO compete in the
big show
The Y. NJ II. A team now holds the
edge over every team in the city and X
looks Ike the Jewishers will show cham
pionship stun in the amateur meet.
The Kur-Te-Se team uncorkcd some
OF the best basket ball shown by ANA
tours this season to wallop the Den Zares
in the Federated League last night Haw-
kins, Slaughter and Black OF last years
Tech team are with the Den Zares, but
are not showing anything like their 1929
20 class
Hank" and "Tubby" Stevens scored a
few dozen points for the Junior Cham
beh Of Commerce team in the Federated
League game with the Pair -O'-Dice five.
The Dice took a terrible lacing.
Red" Underwood, who was all-State
amateur center last year. is looking bet
ter every night There isn't better
shot follower in the State and he packs
enough fight for any six players.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14

COLLEGE AND HIS. NET GOSSIP

After having waited all week for an
imaginary Indiana Wabash card, Hoosier
basket followers will have to content
themselves with the Earlham-De Pauw
game for the feature event on today's
basket schedule.
Right on the heels Of this contest, how
ever, in regard TO Importance. comes the
bntler- Rose fraGas, to be played this
tie should be a humdinger from the
first whistle to the last, and will be Of
vital Importance to the final standing In
the l. c. A. L. race.
Basket fans here will have an oppor-
tunity to see q double header event Sat
urday night, at the Athenaeum gym
nasium, when the Ipdian0 Dentals meet
the Rose Poly quintette and the Potta
wattamis play the Lambda CHI Alpha
fraternity team. The Lambda Chi Alpha
and POttawattaml game will start at 30
p. m, and the Dental Rose Poly affair will
start at s 80 p. N. The players who com
pose the teams meeting in the curtain
raiser are all eX-high school stars and
a fast game Is sure to result when the
two quintettes meet. Coach Clark sent
his Dentals through a long workout last
night and the Dentals will take it easy
today, doing only basket shooting. The
Dentals showed improvement in finding
the basket last night and their passing
was better
Having copied their last four games,
the Technical High School basket five
went to Terre Haute today for games
with Wiley and Garfield of that city
in no mood TO have their winning streak
nipped IN the bud. Wiley will be played
this eyeplng, Garfield tomorrow. Short
ridge, in a recent invasion of that city,
whipped Wiley, but fell heavily before
Garfield, so the Techites are determined
to win both games in order to demon
strate their superiority over the Blue
and White.
Refreshed by their heavy victory
over Cumberland Wednesday, the Short
ridge basketeers ar call set for the ap-
pearance OF the MartInsyille quintette
this evening on the Shortridge floor
While the dope favors Martinsville, this
only makes the north sders the more
determined to carry of the honors, and
they are prepared 70 put up a mighty
battle against the Artesian City boys.
Due to the intense basket rivalry be-
tween Martinsville and the local high
hooI, the largest crowd Of the sea
son is expected to turn out for tonight's
tray.
Cathedral High School will embark on
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The Fsrndales and Fairbanks Morse
will tangle at Ferndale gym tomorrow
Algut. these cluOs are about on the
same level ana should put up a good
show for the fans.
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The Riverside Triangles and Napoleon
Seconds hook up on the Riverside's floor
tonight The two CUNTS have good rec
ords, are evenly matched and n great
battle is expected from whistle TO gun.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14

Broad Ripple Bimbos, "A; Terndale
g.
GreensbUrs Legion. 27; Milan Legion,
%.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14

Cathedral High School will embark on
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
Holman Day Popular in Libraries

According to The Library Journal, a
recent national survey of fiction title
lists has proved that Holman Day is
represented in more libraries than any
other author. Forty-one libraries we're
covered by the survey, ranging in size
from those of New York, Brooklyn, Chs
cagc, Philadelphia and st. Louis down
to such comparatively small ones as
those Of Norwich, Conn, and Fair
haven, Mass. Mr.. Days The Rider of
the King Log appeared on the fiction
title lists Of thirty-seven of the forty
one Libraries, surveyed. The report
confined itself to 1919 titles "because
later titles may yet reasonably be ex-
pected to appear in the published lists
of certain libraries under considera-
ton" The statistics would indicate
that Mr.. Day, whose latest novel,
When Egypt Went Broke, just pub
lished by the Harpers, is as popular
throughout the country as he is in his
native state, Maine.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
Book News and Gossip

tigurlng in some Of the most entertain
ing and popular books of the season.
We have read much about the Empress
Eugene recently; Queen Victoria in
trlumphing> throughout the land, and
now comes third, and, perhaps, the
most attractive, figure to be the sub
Ject of biography. Queen Alexan-
dra," by w. r. II. Trowbridge. has
Just been published by the Appletons.
This book portrays in delightful
fashion the whole life of Edward VII's
gracious Queen, telling of her child
hood, her up-bringing, her marriage,
her life as wife and mother, her part
IN the events of the time, and all the
pageantry of life that was hers during
the years following her coronation.
her intimate private life, her relations
with the famous men and women of
the world, all the acts that have made
her, perhaps, the most popular royal
figure in Europe to-day are vividlv
told of. Such pages as those dcscrib-
ing Queen Victoria's first meetinc
with her prospective daughter-in-law
are entertaining, indeed. An introduc-
ton is contributed by Walburga, Lady |
Paget
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
A Helpful Polly
Eighteen Year Heroine
Runs Hospital

WHEN POLLY WAS EIGHTEEN nv
Enina G; Dowd Published by Hough-
TENIiIs is girls story that not onlv
Il the eighteen-year-old reader NAV
feel happy over, but the eighty
year old as we'll, for youth and age will
find in this young heroine a common
ideal, whose sweetness and goodness
are so natural and practical that both
will love her. Polly is forever an
adorable character, full Of fresh ambi
ton and real heroism, backed by q
loyal heart that carries her through
trying experiences, but keeps her bound
for time to lover, David Collins.
whose jealousy and seltishness cause
her good deal Of trouble.
She carries out q splendid plan of
mountain home for hospital children,
where fresh air and good food do won
ders, and throws herself into this
work with such seifless interest that
her estrangement from the whimsical
David Is almost forgotten. There arc
other lovers who find the trail to the
top of the world" where Polly is
the sanitarium with the helm
of capable housekeeper, but she has
the same answer for them all until the
inevitable prince comes along, not in
trappings gay, but in the guise of
humble chef, who helps her out in
culinary emergency.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
es Story of Sin: N Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups
Hall Game Goes to Mainland
For Plot of His Latest Novel
Camut of Joy and Tears Is Spanned in Recent
Novel of Life on an Island
In Irish Sea

Ing can lead to results necessary to the
dynamics of tho novel He is confront
eu by Fenelia Mt time fully as poten-
tial in futures for both of them. Fate
or an evil fortune tugs at his sleeve
whenever the situation Is loaded with
danger. This ictus Of especially sic-
nlficant episodes is in accord with Hall
Gaines method, so stronuouslv evil
denced in all his novels from tho early
Manx stories on to this book of 1921.
For some of us it makes the Joints of
his machine creak. We imagine it
gives passionate delight to readers
who lap up the pages of fearful and
ecstatic fiction as kitten Furnishes
milk
There are little isIcts Of writing
scattered along the surface of this
novels sea of phrenetic prose that are
so undeniably good as brief picturings
OF Manx life that we read some of
them twice. Habits quaint and color
ful, many of them affairs of tradition.
are described in manner that betrays
an exact knowledge, and the frequent
glimpses Of the sea and the sails of the
hshlng fleet are like open windows
giving visions of reaches of nature and
man involved in q kindly conspiracy.