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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
BIG TRADE is
LOSS TO REDS
Cincy Had Lines Out for Both
Meanwhile and SOuthw0rth
-Paskert Stays.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25-The big trade
between Boston and Pittsburgh, which
was consummated Sunday, not only re
moves the last Red hope of securing Rab-
bit Meanwhile for the local club, but also
blocks the effort TO get Billy Southworth,
Of the Pirates. TO play right held mere
in place Of Greasy Neale, who goes 10
Philadelphia In the trade for Eppa Rtxey.
The deal in which the Reds were in
volved included SOuthworth as well Is
Meanwhile, and so the local team is de-
prived not only OF a last moving short
stop, whom Manager Moran was partic-
ularly anxious TO get, but also of a hard
hitting right fielder.
CONTRACT SENT
VET PASKERT.
Owing to the loss of Southworth. whom
the Red officials had counted rather
strongly on getting, it has been decided
to send a contract to George Paskert and
have him report here for the training
trip.
When Paskert was claimed from the
Cubs by the waiver route. the intention
was to send him to Seattle in the trade
which brought Breton and BOhne here.
But the fact was overlooked that Paskert
is a veteran OF such long service In the
National League that he cannot be sent
out to Il minor league club under the
rules which provide that no player who
has seen ten years OF continuous service
in the league can be shipped TO the
minors paskert has been In the biz
cannot he used in a trade with any minor
league club.
When the Red officials discovered this
fact they at first tried TO turn Linn back
to the Cubs. but the Chicago club re
fused to back track on the deal. This
left the veteran gardener on the hands
of the Cincinnati club.
SEE TO START
IN RIGHT FIELD.
II SOuthWOrth had been secured Pas
kert would have looked like excess bag-
gage but now ne will lie asked 20 report
here. President Hermann sent him 4
Red contract today.
Charlie See win start the season in
right field with Paskert as the utility
fielder unless the deal with st. Louis for
President Hermann received word to-
day that the reports Of the serious IN
fury TO Catcher Bubbles Hargrave were
exaggerated. The telegram from Florida
stated that Hargrave broke mis- leSt last
Wednesday and would probably be out
for two or three months.
But Hargrave wired today that the
injury occurred on Jan. / and was
sprain. and not a bad break. as had been
reported. Re has been walking on the
leg for a week and has just returned 10
ST Petersburg from a fve-day hunting
triD. But he will play no more ball TINS
winter and plans to leave at once Tor the
North. He said that he would stop on
in Cincinnati TO sign mis- contract the
last of this week. He viii be able 70
make the training trip with the keus aod
will be ready to take his turn Dehlnu the
hat whenever called on by Manager Mo-
ran.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Kirby's Return Boosts
CrawfOrdsville's Stock

Crswfordsviiie High School basket BAH
stock took a jump yesterday when It was
announced that Harry Kirby, last year
one Of the star forwards on the speedy
local Eve, Is again eligible to compete
for his school. He Will he seen In the
une-up when Charlottesville meets Oar
lington High here tonight. Kirby is the
only member remaining in school OF last
years famous team which hung up such
n good record. 1t copied the tri-State
championship. In which teams from In
diana, Ohio and Kentucky competed. II
also was runner-up in the national high
school tournament held at Chicago.
Kirby IS expected to add pep and fight
ing spirit In the local five Coach Blacker
Is counting on building his team around
the star Of last year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Junior Net Ranking

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The annual
ranking Of the junior boys and girls di-
visions for the season of 1920 was an
nounced here Monday by the United
States Lawn Tennis Association. A to-
tai Of sixty four players are named in
class and ten in the girls section.
Vincent Richards aud James L. Far
quhar, both Of this city. led the Junior
and boys classes, respectively, while
Miss Louise Dixon of Philadelphia is
placed at the head OF the girls class.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
OTHER MONDAY BOUTS.

AT CLEvELAND-Johnny Mccoy,
Cleveland, outpointed frankie Mason, Ft.
Wayne, n ten rounds.
At PHILADELPHIA-Carl Tremaine,
Cleveland shaded kid" Williams IN
eight rounds
AT OKLAHOMA CITY - Harvey
Thorpe, Kansas city, scored a technical
knockout over Wildcat" Ferns Of Perry,
Okla, in the fifth Of a scheduled ten
round bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
DEADLOCK TOO
! MUCH FOR EARL
CaddOck Outwrestles Lewis
Until Champion Scores
With Deadly Hold.
BY HENRY FARRELL.


NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The much dis
cussed deadlock is still supreme in
wrestling.
This furnishing grip enabled Ed Lewis
to retain the championship, last night
after he had fought a losing battle with
Earl CRddock, former title holder. The
fall came in one hour 81 minutes and
so seconds.
Outclassed until the last FIVE minutes
of wrestling and repeatedly within a
fraction Of an inch of defeat, it was the
deadlock plus an advantage Of forty
pounds in weight that finally gave tine
stranger the victory. After the fall
CaddOck was unconscious for nearly hai
n minute and It was FIVE minutes be
fore he was able to leave the mat.
HEADLOCK VS..
MANY HOLDS.
As had been foreseen the contest re
solved itself into one hold-the headlocl
against a large part of the repertolt'
Of the big man of q thousand holds
Caddock employed perhaps a hundred
different holds. including even the head
lock And Lewis showed no liking Tor
his own medicine.
Weighing but 185 to Lewis 22S, Cad
dock swarmed all over the champion from
the start and gave the greatest exhibit
tion Of scientific graphing ever seen
here. Several times the challenger had
the match all but won, only to have his
opponent struggle out of n dangerous
hold through sheer strength. On a few
occasions early IN the bout, Lewis ap-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
DENTAL FIVE
FACES LAWYERS

Mathew, star guard Of the indianapolis
Dental College basketball team, will not
be in the lineup in the Tooth Pullers
game against the Butler Law School at
the Shortridge High School gymnasium
tonight The game will start at p. m
Mathew was injured in the game
against st. Joseph College and Coach
guard being out Of the Culver game Sat
urday. Farver. a husky athlete, who was
IN the Dental squad last year, or Quill,
the former Manual Training High School
player, VIII be at Mathews position;
Dentals expect a hard game tonight and
are on edge for the contest The prob
able line-ups OF the teams follow:
Dentals Butler Law.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Australian Net Games

SYDNEY. N. S. w. Jan. 25.-In a Sc
rles of tennis matches here Monday be-
tween the American Davis Cup players
and local experts, William NJ Johnston
In the singles defeated Patrick OHara
Wood, 90. lis, while r. w. Heath won
from watson NJ. Washburn, 60, GA
In the doubles Norman D. Brookes and
O'Hara Wood defeated William T. Til
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Frank Bancroft Retires

CINCINNATI, Jan 25.-Frank Behle.
for many years prominent in sem pro
and amateur baseball circles In this city,
will succeed the veteran Frank Ban
croft as business manager Of the Gin
cinnatl National League Baseball Club.
This announcement was made Monday
by President August Hermann.
Bancroft will be retired on sub
stantial pension as reward for his
thirty years of faithful service.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
CANADIAN BID AWAITED.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a representative
OF Canadian bankers, who are said to be
eager 10 land the Dempsey Carpenter
match for Montreal, was expected here
today to confer with Tex Richard.
Il am Informed that an agent OF Ca
madam interests is on his way here" said
Richard today. From what I hear from
outside sources he probably viii have an
interesting offer TO make"
Richard added that he has heard moth
ing from Charles y. Cochran on his
(Rickard's) offer to take over the big
match as sole promoter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
South Dakota League

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. % Repre-
sentatives OF the South Dakota Baseball
League met Yesterday afternoon and
granted franchises to Watertown and
Huron, making total OF seven clubs nS-
sured this seasons circuit. One va
carcy exists other clubs I'm the League
are Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Red
field and Madison.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

NEW YORk. Jan. 25.-Jack BrittOn,
welterweight champion, aud Ted Lewis,
ike Mary and John IN the old song. still
are nice little playmates. Johnny and
Ted affixed their signatures on the dotted
line Monday, and once more these two
boys viii prance through their act The
date is set for Feb. Z ut Madison Square
Garden. The distance Is fifteen rounds
and viii be for the welterNelght cham
pionshiu.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
N, D. Stars Enter

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 2J.-Notre
Dame has entered August Desch, holder
Of the worlds 40-yard indoor low hurdle
record. and Bill Hayes, Splinter, In the
Illinois Athletic Club track meet at Chi
cago, Jan. Is Both athletes won honors
at the Olympic games
Rockne also will send a two-mile re-
lay team to Chicago. The same athletes
win compete in the MillrOse games, New
York CITY Feb g
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
DeaKyne OF
Big Smokes Ring Trophy
in Far-Off Hook Shop

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-DIsplayed In
local pawn shop window Il IA black
opal trophy that Jack Johnson won
In Sydney, Australia, back In 1908,
The trophy was presented to johnson
by Perry Marks on Dec. 90, 1908. The
inscription on IL reads;
"WOrld's Heavyweight Champion
ship-presented by Perry Marks
Won by Jack Johnson
In its own way the hooked"
trophy tells q mute story of tho
sblack demons" downfall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
MaranviIle's Terms

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-"Rabbit" Maran-
vile, Boston shortstop, is ready to go
to Pittsburgh, he announced today. If
things are fixed up satisfactorily with
both clubs"
The fixing" he indicated, will be a
slice Of the purchase money to line his
own pockets Boston Is to get two out
fielders and an infelder in the deal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Hank Stevens

Hanks forever tossing baskets.
Give him credit, boys, he's there.
Some ceilings nre low, others are high,
But leave It to Hank. he'll always get by.
Opponents neer can stop him,
HIS star shines everywhere
Hanks forever tossing baskets,
Give him credit, boys, he's there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

unbelievable but almost any red-hot
basket fan in indianapolis can verify
them without going to O lot Of trouble.
With the season Just turning the half
way mark, Hank Stevens already has
played more games than many court
performers IN the country VIII play IN
tibet entire season.
To date. the local youth-he IS still In
his teens-has played in a total of thirty
six games In forty -four basket ban
nights. He started the season on Dec.
] with the Merchants Heat and Light
i've al Huntington, and last night played
his thirty sixth game with the ShorIridge
Alumni at Tomlinson Hall. 1t has been
tftytwO days since his first game, and
subtractlng eight Sundays from this
number leaves forty -four playing nights
Stevens has played sixteen games with
the Merchants Heat and Light five, six
with the !. N II. A, eight with the
south side Turner's. ave with the Junior
Chamber OF Commerce. one ebefore the
Federal League opened, and one with the
ShUrtrldge Alumni.
PROBABLY OVER
THE 400 MARK
His lowest possible point estimate Is
ten per game, which gives total OF 800
for the season. However, 10 is probable
that he has scored more than 400 points.
as II is a poor night IN which he scores
only five field goals. Then. zoo, his many
foul goals are not counted in this esti-
mate. He losses all foul throws for the
Junior Chamber. the Merchants. when
Johnson is not along. and sometimes for
the Turner's.
Stevens is not what one would call Il
hashy player. one who Is good one or two
nights and on on others. He is just as
good at one time as another and the
harder the game Is, the better he likes
It and the faster he travels. Stevens
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE,.
Illinois %; Minnesota, %.
Wisconsin, p; Michigan. II.
valparaiso-Notre Dame (no game
played. r
OOlitic, 81 Lyons, 10.
Arcadia. 43; Fishers, 9.
Valley Mills, 81; Ben Davis. 20.
Shortridge Girls, %; Tech Girls, II.
New Bethel. %; Beech Grove. ..
Burlington. TO; West Middleton, 3.
INDEPENDENT.
Lauter A. C.'s, 81; POttawattamis, is
scottsbnrg, 81; Richmond Legion, 20.
shortridge Alumni, "a; Manual Alum
nj, "a.
The Pottawattamis and Lauter basket
teams staged fast overtime game last
night at the Lauter Club, the final score
OF q 20 IS favOring the LauteTs. w men
the regular playing time was up me
count stood knOtted at II 70 II. IN the
overtime period the Potts registered
one point on foul and the Lauters
sewed the contest up with a couple OF
field goals from under the DdsKeL. 1 sopl,I
kins. with four field goals and one foui
goal: FLOYD. with four field goals, ana
Dunn, with two field goals, were the Sur
lights for the Lauters. while EScol, Win
two field goals and four foul goals Sny-
der, with three field goals, and spear
with two field goals, accounted for the
Potts" points.
LOGANsPORT, Ind, Jan. 25.-An all
star agsembIace Of basketball players
will be witnessed IN action here against
the Bluffton Phi Delts on the night OF
Monday. Jan. 81. The quintet that VIII
take on the Phi Debts here viii apnear
under the name Of the "StOnebraker won
der Five" and includes such stars as
BACON. Watson. StonebTaker, johnson ana
Cochrane This same, five during me me
month of February will go to New 1orA
Tity. where they will clash with the New
York Celts.
A double-header will be presented on
tbe Riverside 4 C.s court tomorrow
night. when the Riverside A C.s meet
the orioles and the Riverside Triangles
play the South Side Stars. The first
game starts at 1880.
The South Side Turner's and Ferndales
will supply the big attraction for Haugh-
vile basket fans tomorrow night when
they get together on the Ferndae court
A win in this contest VIII give &c Turn
ers the honors Of their two best out Of
three game series, rs they upset the
Ferndales at Turner Hall Saturday night.
In the event the Ferndsles win the scrap
az their place. 4 third game viii be
PLAYED on 4 neutral floor.
The girl basket team Of the Heath
Memorial NJ +. Church defeated the girl
team Of the West Washington Street NJ
e Church. - to 13. In fast game. The
teams were tied at Hall five minues
before the close Of contest. The winning
team Is composed of Grace Harvott and
Gladys Hatch. forwards; Louise CALI
more, center. snd Georgia McGee and
Mary jenkins. guards
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Pete Herman.
former bantamwelght champion, back
from London, where he knocked out
Jimmy Wilde, said today that he would
make every effort to get return match
with Joe Lynch, who won the title from
Linn on a referees decision few weeks
ngO.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

While Tyrus Cobb was simply 4 player
on the Tiger team there were various
and assorted rumors that Ira Flasstead,
Bobby Yeach and Harry Heilman, three
other Tiger stars, couldn't see Tyrus
coping most of the glory and didn't
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Merkle to Be Manager

ROCHESTER,, N Y, Jan. 25.-Fred
Merkle, former Giant and Cub first base
man, will manage the International
League club here this summer, it was re-
ported today. Merkle was said to be GER
tain of an outright release from the Chi
cagO Cubs to take the place here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
ag Bowling and Other Winter Sports
Herzog Released Outright

CHICAGO, Jan. 25-Charles Herzog.
infielder for the Chicago Cubs, was given
dent William Veeck, in a letter to Her
zog, said ''the release was not the result
of any known conduct on your part that
reflects in any manner whatsoever on
your conduct, your honor or integrity"
THE release was mentioned during in
vestigation of baseball gambling, but no
evidence was presented that Herzog was
a party to any shady deals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
No Valno-N. D. Game

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 25.-The Val
paraso and NotFe Dame basket ball
teams did not meet last night. Several
schedules had the teams dated for a
game, but it had been changed to later
in the season without general announce
ment being made.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
CHANCE TO MEET LEONARD.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 25.-Lew Tender
Of Philadelphia and Willie Jackson OF
New York will clash in q teu-rOund bout
here Wednesday night, which viii give
the winner the right TO challenge Leon
ard for the 1875 pound championship
They are believed to be the only men
who can give Leonard a battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

IIhNN otbFtHH. "Vt4UI "I4V ~ IL
Wayne Emmelman's Independent amateur
organization of 25S teams is not the big
Gcst non scholastic amateur net associa-
tion in the country.
But, 1t Is doubtful If aver there will
come to the front a man who can stand
back and laugh at the record being
established by Frank Stevens, former
Shortridge athlete, the perpetual bas-
ket-ball player" of indianapolis.
FANS SEE HIM
ON ALL COURTS.
Statistics on the 1920-21 career Of Ste
yens, to those who do not know him
and follow his work, viii seem well-nigh
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Kid Bowler Hits 800

MISHAWAKA. Ind, Jan. 25.-Ver-
nice Lott, aged 10, OF this city. is
thought to be the champion boy
bowler of the United States. In a
local game he bowled q perfect score
of 500 on the Pastime alleys. He
comes from q family of bowIers. His
father. G. T. Lott, himself and three
brothers form q team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Brewers Start March 9

GULFPORT, Miss. Jan. 25.-Tha Mil
waukee team OF the American AssOciation
VIII begin spring training at Gulfport
March 9. according to information re
ceived here Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
AKRON PROs NM

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2J.-The Akron
(Ohio) professional football team defeat
ed n southern California eleven, headed
by fluffy Conn, former Oregon Agricul-
tural College star. p to T.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

d / LlH - anu =
now they are doing
a rather poor job
of It.
II o w ever, there
may come a day
when Indiana and
Purdue teams viii
not be breezing
along at the head Of
the Western Confer
ence percenta ge col
umn, when the IN
diana High School
A t h letic AssoCia-
tions basket ball
tournament is not
the biggest event Of
It's kind in the
world, and when
L - 49, - ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

Battling IFalstead, local miIdleweight
pugillst. is twice q papa. He is now the
proud father Of n girl. who arrived at
the Halste3d home Sunday. The Battler
also has a G-year-Old son.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
Jack Dempsey Stands
out Much Different
From Other CHAMPS

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Jack Dempsey.
king of the worlds heavyweights, was
in the center Of a buzzing group Of
scribes during one of the early confer
ences for the Dempsey Carpenter bout.
Called you up al IL o'clock last night.
but couldn't get YOU" one of the scribes
said 10 him.
Eleven o'clock ?" the big champ an
swered. mo wonder you could get me.
I'm between the sheets every night at
ten"
He wasn't talking for publicity-he
doesn't need a press agent. He was tell
Ing the truth.
Dempsey is an unusual heavyweight
champion. Success hasn't turned his
head; temptation hasn't felled him He's
the same big affable boy with the same
pleasant smile that won him friends by
the legion In Toledo
Other champions In other days sue
cnmbed to the bright lights" Others
found training bore and a task when
they reached the summit of success With
greeuback passports into fast circles
they went the pace that kills.
Dempsey has lot OF personality. He
has that happy faculty Of meeting people
well and remembering them the second
time He never high brows" He's ac-
cessible a all times aud lie II dig In his
pocket for any cause.
DOESN'T TALK
ABOUT FIGHT.
Talk With him for an hour and he will
scarcely ever speak in the first person.
He's no master Of English but he's
gre mmaticaI and he isn't handicapped
with lot Of vulgar parlance OF the ring.
It's n hard task to get him to talk Of
any Of his conQuests. He always refers
to one Of his vanquished opponents as q
mighty good boy
During one of his recent tanning bees
with a bunch Of admirers he listened
with tolerant pOliteness TO one who in
sisted on telling him how good he was
how he had picked him to beat willard
in three rounds and how he was going
10 ruin Carpenter.
Say" the champion interrupted
seems to me you're a lot more sure
i'm going to win that bout Carpenter
is n great boy. He's bound to be a
fighter with the experience he's had.
never pick a winner in advance on any
thing"
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nv CHARLES LOGAN.

Basket ball players and teams through
out the country are striving to follow the
dizzy pace being set by Hoosier court
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25

Jay Gould of New York, open court
tennis champion of America, who sue
cessfully defended his title when he
played and defeated Jack Soutar, pro-
fessional champion and challenger, in
Philadelphia, winning two out Of three
SETS In the final set Gould's ankle
turned under him and he fell. He rose
and limped his way through the rest Of
tina Gasna-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-25
RAPID FIRING TOURNAMENT : cLlYpOOL BILLIARD paRLoas

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
Bobby Barrett Wins in Four SECONDS
TIE FOR JERSEY TITLE
Woodbury. Has cup--coliinsswood
TO Get One

South Jersey scholastic football fol-
lowers are wondering just what school
holds the championship. Some claim
that Woodbury. is the titleholder, while
others say that Collingswood won ths
crown.
Last week athletic officials OF both
schools went to the meeting Of the New
Jersey Iuterscholastic Athletic Associa-
tion.s The champions were named and
Neptune High, Rutherford High, AS
bury Park High and Woodbury. High
presented with trophies. Collingswood
returned without one.
However, the Jnterscholastic Athletic
Association decided that Collingswood
High and Woodbury. High had finished
the season in tie. There was only one
cup to be presented for the Glass Is
championship, and Woodbury. was Civ
en- this after q toss of q coin. But
Collingswood will receive its trophy just
as soon as II is finished by jewelers..
ordered by the Interscholastic Athletic
Association, to make q cup similar TO
Woodbury.. 80
That settles the question. They fin
ished the season in q tie for the title.