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anything better than $50 for the Indian
apolis Light and Heat bowlers. which
gave the Fairbanks Morse team plenty of
room to tuck away three wins.
A strong finish brought the Indian
apolis Electrics the odd game in their
hot battle with the General Tools.
Sweetman won the pig-iron overshoes
IN the Broadway loop when he delivered
& 2S6 in his third game with the Larks.
This score rounded out the corners and
made 1t three straights for the Larks
over the Eagles.
Tope Of the Turkeys rolled two ter
rible counts. but made the other fellows
forget about them by registering 202.
The Allison Experimenters had as
much fun and got just as fine an assort-
ment of scores as ever.
The Hoosiers slipped one over on the
Suckers and the Badgers gave the Buck
eyes a good humping in the First Evan
gelical League.
Mrs. Geisel gave Mrs. Agnew q beat
ing in the ladies trophy match. The
counts were 465 to 100. The best game
score in the match was Mrs GeiseIs $50.
Team No. l took two games from
Team 70. In the FOIite League. Mrs
Agnew starred for the winners with her
119 score.
The 131 by Miss Yount was the best
single game score posted in the L. f. &
w. Ladies League. This was accOmpa
MED by 1O3 effort. Miss Hayes posted
scores Of 116 and 30 for the Greens.
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TAD'S TIDBITS

carried to a nearby gin mill. They will
probably meet again here next week"
Did you ever hear of champion
wrestler winning In q minute or two?
A PICK UP.
Hey Tad: After the Brooklyns trimmed
the Jasper Five of Philadelphia the other
night. they went forth in quest Of food
Strolling along Broadway. Brooklyn. they
were startled by runaway Gathering
toward them. with n light delivery
wagon swaying behind.
Garry Schmeelk, the big captain of
the Brooklyns moved his 900 pounds to
the middle Of the street and stopped tho
flying steed with n nifty deadlock.
Holding the oat muncher, Garry turned
to the bunch and piped LOOK WHAT
] FOUND"
Yours from the wrong end of the
bridge. JOE HODGINS.
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CONNIE COMES
OUT FOR MORE
RIGID RULING
Financial Flirting With Stars
on Weaker Clubs Must Be
Checked, He Says.
HOPES lands WILL ACT

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-Connie
Mack says the time is at hand for rigid
ruling to hold in check those clubs who
tempt stars of weaker teams SO that they
get dissatisfied and have to be sold to
maintain peace in the baseball family.
Some of these first division CLUBS
don't seem to realize the damage they
do by these tactics and l think 1t will
take some kind of a ruling by Judge
Lands to get it through their heads"
Mack said today.
These first division teams think that
whenever a star is developed like say,
Dugan, all they have to do is advertise
that they'll pay umpty thousand dollars
for him and then double the salary he's
getting from his present club.
ITO my mind, that's the biggest men
ace baseball faces right now. 1 was
hoping they'd do something about it at
the Chicago meeting. 1t will have to
come"
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DEMPSEY TO MEET MEEHAN.

NEW NOhh, Jan. ~
A little bird. coasting in from the
West, informs US that Jack Dempsey win
be seen shortly at Portland, Ore, In TWO
ar three fights.
Willie Meehan will be his opponent In
one of the bouts and that one is expected
TO be the daddy of the bunch.
Strange as II may seem, sports out on
the coast have an idea that Meehan can
lick Dempsey. They'll bet all they can
beg, borrow or steal that Jack can't
knock the Dimpled Dumping out
Meehan and Dempsey fought FIVE or
six times in California, and the best man
Is still a matter of discussion. Some OF
their bouts were decided draws, one or
two Dempsey won and one or two Meehan
won. The last time they met was at
Red Cross show. 1t was a REAL charity
affair. Neither fighter received red
cent for his services.
1t was a heart-breaking four round
slug fest and Meehan was declared the
winner.
Frisco fans who saw the fight declare
that Jack was on the ropes with Meehan
whaling away at him like a wild man
when the bell stopped the bout.
Portland may see good fight.
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Scarlet and Irish
on 1921 Marquette
Football Schedule

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 19-Winiam Shee-
ley of Chippewa Falls. Wis has been
chosen captain of the Marquette football
squad. Shelley played quarter back on
the Hi Toppers' team last season. but
only played in one game because of in
luries received in the game with Car
roll
The Marquette 1921 schedule is an
nouuced as follows:
Oct. I, Carroll at Milwaukee; Oct. 8,
RiDon at Milwaukee; Oct Is. St. Louis
L at Milwaukee; Oct. %, Creighton at
Omaha Oct 20. Michigan Aggies at Mil
waukee: Nov. 8, Haskell Indians at Mil
waukee; Nov. IL North Dakota at Mil
waukee; Thanksgiving day, Wabash
College at Milwaukee.
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YES. WHY Is 1T?

How is it that there is no wrestler Of
the Terry McGOVern type alive these
days? How is it that they're never
nicknsmed One Minute" McDougall or
Tumble EN- Quick" Schwartz?
No matter what sort of a cheese the
champion wrestler meets it ALWAYS
takes him between one and two hours to
down him AFTER A TERRIFIC
STRUGGLE"
The champion of the world will meet
some unknown, boosted as the Wurtem-
berg Wildcat. Next day In the paper
you'll see the account which win read
something like this:
Last night at the Gloomy Opera House,
before $1,000 red-eyed fans, Hardneck
Phillips, champion of the world, threw
Webster O'Malley, the Murtemberg Wild
cat, after a struggle that lasted one hour
and hfty-nine minutes. Both men fell
exhausted after the bout and had to be
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DENTALS EVEN
LOCAL SERIES
Thrilling Basket Game at 'Y'
Won by Toothpullers
Over Butler.

In a game featured bv close guarding
the Indiana Dental College basket ball
team last night defeated Butler College
by the score Of 81 to IS. The game was
witnessed by a crowd that packed the Y.
VI. c. A. gymnasium.
When the Dentals and Butler clashed
two teams, using different styles of play,
and each having style that suited their
players best. fought one Of the closest,
cleanest games Of the year. Leslie and
Hooker of Butler bOmbarded the basket
from long range. DeaKyne and Nc
Pherson. the Dental goal -getters, worked
the ball closer to the basket for their
shots.
Both teams played n close guarding
game. The work of the Dental defensive
men was the real feature Of that team
play. Witter. captain and guard. was
passing seemed to start the team play
that gave Dea Kyne and Mcpherson their
chance to cage the hall.
DISTANCE SHOT
BY MATHEW.
McVaugh, center worked well on de-
Tense. but the tall athletes shots for
baskets would not stay put. although be
the ball for the Dentals on a long shot
in the second half, and during the game
showed real class on defense. the Butler
forwards getting but few closeup shots.
bItWQ, tOT butIeT. however. SEOich
the first field goal on closeup shot
under the basket.
Hooker and Leslie were the bright
stars for Coach Pat Pages team. Three
times Hooker Gagged the-ball from the
field, but he WINS always closely guarded.
The Dentals used no substitutes. playing
the entire game with the five men. Three
minutes before the emo or the game with
the Tooth Pullers leading, Coach Page
sent in Short for Diederich. Then with
less than a minute TO play he sent In
Glpp. L. Jones and Patton.
Butler got started big ana following
series Of long shots was leading at the
end Of ten minutes by q I-to-2 score.
pie and Gold forwards. slipped through
the Blue and White defense for field
goals and the half ended with the score,
Dentals II. Butler 10.
BUTLER HELD
OFF IN SECOND.
The tyre of guarding shown by the
Dentals In the final half is Indicated
when 1t IS stated that Butler scored nut
two field goals in the last period. Nc
Pherson kept up a long shot oomo2r1-
ment of the basket III that half. but while
many Of his shots were close only one
scored IN that period.
In q , game the Dentals scored nine
field goals and Butler scored six held
goals. The Dentals scored three 1oui
goals and Butler scored six foul goals.
The game was the second Of the series
TO decide the college basket ball cham
pIonship OF India napolis. Butler winning
the first early In the season by II TO
% score. The third game will he played
March /.
The Indiana Dental basket ball team
will start on its two day trip Friday. On
that day the Indianapolis athletes meet
the Northwestern University pentals at
the big Patton Gymnasium at Evanston.
III This ia the first time the two big
Dental colleges Of the Central West have
met in basket ball. and the HoOsers are
on edge to pull the teeth Of their Dental
rivals in Illinois The game saturday
will be with ST. Joseph COLLEGE Mt
Rensselaer,.
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Gossip BooAng Bao
Carpenter Beats Dempsey

PARIS, Jan. 19.-In Germany. at
least. the result of the match between
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpen-
tier for the worlds heavyweight
cham pionship is already known. An
account of tho fight Is given in the
Hannovcrsch- Tai ebIatt which says:
"The Frenchman, Georges Carpen-
tier, beat the American, Dempsey, by
knockout in tho second round and
thus secured the worlds champion
ship, all Categories.
French newspaper which reproduce
this story add: This Is probably
what will happen"
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Lewis Not Worrying
Over CaddOcks Holds

NEW YORK, Jan. Ie.-"StranKIer'
Lewis is positive he will retain his
worlds wrestling championship In
his match with Earl CaddOck Mon
day night at the Sevent-First Regi-
ment AFmory.
In fact. the champion is so con
fdent that he declared today he will
conquer the man Of one thousand
holds" In faster time than II took to
defeat Wladek Zbyszko and Joe
Stecht> me former titleholder.
Lewis will put on the finishing
touches with his corps of trainers
at BOthner's gym. CaddOck Is work
ing ut Great Neck and is Just as
cocksure as Lewis.
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Wild Geese, Wild Women

NEW YORK. Jan 10 The spectacle
~ eighteen actresses from leading
broadway musical comedies, holding the
ribbon rcins In goose race. was q
feature Of the annual Madison Square
Garden poultry show, opening here
Tuesday
The web footed racers were grOomed
after the derby" for a midnight feast
for tfeir drivers
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many to win from the Connecting Rods,
and incidentally won the Marmon League
single game laurels.
Mosher, Aldering and Riker punched
their big counts and won the team score
hOnors for the Inspectors with count OF
034.
The Trim Shop started fine, but the
Accountants stumped them In the sec
Ond and third rounds.
The Lynch Specials were not shooting
in form and O'Brien led his Engineers
up for three easy victories.
Kestler and Myers made it necessary
for the Coca Colas to get up and hustle
to win the odd scrap from the kreis
Transfers Kestler was In 235 form for
the hrst round.
The Times quintette rallied after n poor
start and knocked the Wadleys for a
brace Of fiips. Espey and Fehr were the
best Times shooters.
The South Sides took two from the Gus
Habichs, then let the little Gussies make
themselves feel good in the third round.
They didn't get their quota of double
centuries In the Electrical League last
night, but the scores were close and
every match proved interesting
Reynolds of the vonnegut FIVE went to
the head of the class after pounding out
q PA in the middle game.
The W. X. Willie Shine couldn't do
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Ihey say mat JaFpentler mas twenty
styles Of fighting and uses a different
one each round of every fight. Fred Nc
Kay originated that idea in fisticuffs. if
were not mistaken. Let's see, Fred had
some styles that we remember quite well
There was the falling leaf" the side
way flop, the nose dive the Keller
man. the spread eagle flop" and the
accordion fold" Fred never used more
than one style for each hght.
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STATE RAIK-IINE

In the State championship 1S2 balk-
line tournament yesterday afternoon
league trimmed Thornton. 25a TO 10I.
running out IN forty-four innings The
winners high runs were thirty seven and
twenty, AMI Thorntou's top marks were
twelve and nine. Thornto tried again
at night. but gained the lower side ~
the count against Daily, losing $50 to
225, in sixty six innings. Daily's high
run WAS nineteen and Thornton's twenty
fhrna
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COAST RoxERs INVADE EAST.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-What looked
like an invasion Of Pacific coast fighters
was beginning to materialize here today.
Such coast fighters as Jimmy Duffy. TIL
lie Herman Bat Orrega and Ted Kelly
are already on the ground or on the way.
The westeruers want a crack ut the ten
and fifteen round distances.
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EFARNS ADDS DENIAI.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 19.-Jack
Kearns today added his denial to that Of
Tex Richard to New York reports that
the Dempsey Carpenter match for the
worlds heavyweight championship was
Of
Rearns declared that Dempsey's forfeit
money has been on deposit In New York
for many days and that he knows def
mtely that Carpenters money also has
been posted.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 19.-Golden
Gate post Of the American Legion was
granted permission by the police com
mission Tuesday 10 promote four-round
boxing bouts in San Francisco under the
State amateur boxing law. The commits
sion made Il clear the bouts must be held
under the amateur rules, which call for
a medal prize not TO exceed S35 in value
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DETROIT MAKES BIG TRADE.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-John c. Bass
Ter, catcher of the Los Angeles club of
the Pacific Coast Baseball League, has
been traded to the Detroit Americans for
Catcher Oscar Stanage of that club Third
Baseman Lindemore of the Oklahoma
City club of the Western League and a
right handed pitcher and a second base
man, to be named by March l, it was
announced Tuesday by Wade Kilefer
Los Angeles manager.
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To Play the English

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Five of the lead
ing women golfers of the country have
signifed their intention OF competing in
the British wOmen's champion ship.
starting at Turnberry. Scotland. May
So il was announced by Mrs Hathaway
Watson, president Of the WOmen's West
ern Golf Association.
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Jockey Mitchell Killed

NE WORLEANS, Jan 1o.-"Buster"
Mitchell, an Is year old Canadian Jockey.
died last night from injuries he had re
ceived a few hours earlier when thrown
by his horse In race at the fair grounds.
lie received a fractured skull and never
regatned consciousness.
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srALEYs KEEP McGINNrrY.

DECATUR, H., Jan. 19.-Joe McGin-
nifty, famous iron man" Of the National
League years ago, has been renamed man
sger of the Staley baseball team for the
season Of 1921. The starch workers ex-
pect to have a stronger club than the
one that represented them in the Central
Industrial Baseball Association last sea-
Eou
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SOUTH WITH PIRATES.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 19.-James De
Hart, former star athlete at the Univer-
sity Of Pittsburgh, will go South with
the Pittsburgh Pirates when they depart
for their spring training camp, 1t was
learned here Tuesday.
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k1LRANE-CHANEY GO DISCUSSED

NEW YORK, Jan. ia match be-
tween Johnny Kilbane and Andy CLANCY
for the featherweight championship was
being discussed In sporting circles here
today. but so far Kilbane had not en-
tered into actual negotiations With Tex
Richard for such bout.
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uNGLEs SCORES 4. O.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 19.-Billy Jingles
of Little Rock, Ark. scored a technical
Knockout in the second round over Joe
Rivers, Camp Knox, here last night. They
are welterweights.
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SENATOR'S wANT HIM.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. Ia-Jim Swetonic
who last year was tried out by the
Pittsburgh Pirates and who later re-
turned to the Ambridge Independent
club, has been made an offer by Column
lus of the American Association 1T was
learned here. Swetonic is an inieIder.
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GOES To nOnGERS

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 19.-Bert Griffith.
nm Outielder, has been released by the
Pittsburgh Nationals to the Brooklyn
Tub. it was announced here Tuesday.
Griffith came to the Pirates from Biz
mlngham of the Southern Association.
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KLEsCH STOPS KELLY.

CHARLESTON, v. Va, Jan. b
Johnny Klesch, Cleveland middleweiCht
last night knocked out Marine Kelly.
Charleston. in the sixth round OF a sched-
uled ten-round bout.
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Nav Invite British

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. I9.-Advis-
ory athletic committees Of Harvard and
Yale today were considering extending
an invitation to oxford and Cambridg e,
English universities, to send track teams
10 this country for British American
meet next summer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-19
CITY THREE-CusHTnNs

In the city three-cushlon play at the
Board of Trade last night, Shane de
feeted Frye, 20 20 81 IN 102 innings, each
rolling a high run Of six. Mitchell and
Keiser cross cues tonight.
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BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Indiana Dentals. 21 a; Butler, is.
Notre Dame, 40; Kalamazoo. -.
Illinois. 81; Chicago, 20.
Valparaiso, IS; Armour Tech, Is.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Raleigh, Is; Fairview, IA.
Garfield (Terre Haute), 81; Normal
(Terre Haute), 20.
Whltestown 81; Greenfield, 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Darlington Bear Cats, As; Mooresvllle
Anderson. IS; Mooresville. q.
DARLINGTON, Ind. Jan. 1o.-The
Darlington Bear Cats played their sea
Mooresville Elks IS to II trimming be-
fore n large crowd here The winners
are now practicing for their game with
the Indianapolis Den Zares Monday
night Three members of last years
strong Technical High School team,
Black, Slaughter and Hawkins, are with
the Den Zares and the locals expect a
hard fight from them.
The South Side Turner's are facing a
stiff schedule of games for the remainder
OF this week and next. Tonight they
meet the Connersville Independents at
with the Ferndales on the Turner floor,
Wednesday night they meet the Fern
dales on Ferndale floor, and a week from
Saturday night will find them at war
with the Independent Athletic Club team
on the Turner court
Emerson Orioles scored a 35 to 10 vic
tory over the Diamond Chain Seconds on
the Oriole floor. The winners have been
playing fast brand of ball and expect
to put In strong bid for the city anna
teur title this year. For games call
Irvlngton 1G5 and ask for the manager.
The South Side Turner Seconds will
meet the Broadway Knights Saturday
night In the curtain raiser to the Turner
Ferndale game on the Turner floor. The
Seconds have arranged to stage a game
and dance Feb. ] and, due TO a cancella-
ton, are without opponents for that
night. Teams desiring to meet them
should call Prospect 1893 as soon as pos
sible.
CUMBERLAND, Ind, uTan. 10--The
Cumberland Independents were returned
victors over the New Palestine basket
FIVE. q TO o. in a fast game here last
night. The close guarding of the locals
ma de the visitors take all long shots,
while Weese and Schleicher piled up
Cumberland's points from under the
basket.
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DAVE BANCROFT SIGNS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Dave Bancroft
led the procession OF Giant players sign
ing new contracts. His contract was IN
the clubs hands today.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 19-PaI Moore Of
Memphis will make his debut in Madison
Square Garden. Jan. 20. in a fifteen
round bout with Young Montreal Of
Providence.
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Gould Defends Net Title

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 19.-Jay Gould,
open court tennis cha pion, was to meet
Jack Souter here today in defense Of his
title.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-19

Charlie Brickley, gridiron hero while
at Harvard half a dozen years ago, is
now making tOuchdowns in business with
the same skill. Brickley accumulated
some money by his business ability while
a student. and now is said to have run
that amount up into six figures. He is
now the head of his own brokerage house,
Charles F. Brlckley & Co., and, in addi
ton to Wall street offices. has branches
in Boston and Philadelphia.
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Stauffer gave the Marmon Productions
222 when they needed just about that
many to win from the Connecting Rods,
and incidentally won the Marmon League
single game laurels
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INDEPENDENT.

Darlington Bear Cats, As; Mooresville
Elks. IA.
Anderson, Is; Mooresville, ..
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COLLEGE.
Indiana Dentals. 81 Butler, IS
Notre Dame, 40; Kalamazoo. p.
Illinois, 81; Chicazo 20
Valparaiso, IS; Armour Tech, Is.