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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
ROckne Stays at n. D.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. S-Knute X.
Rockpe will not accept the position as
director Of athletics at Northwestern Uni
versity, according to his friends here.
Rockne is under a fve-year contract to
Notre Dame. three years of which are
unexpired.
Rockne, being a graduate coach of No
ire Dame and drawing down as much
salary as Northwestern would offer, has
no desire to change his present sberth, it
is said. If Rockne wanted to change it
is probable that he would accept an offer
from the East, according to opinion here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
SassilEstts !axa~s7 q. L. .v.
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Virgins AGAIN MATCHED.

NIGGINS AGAIN MATCHED.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S.-Sporting pro-
motors are confident the fight Monday
night IN this city between Bryan Downey
OF Columbus, Ohio, and Happy Littleton
OF this city at the Louisiana Auditorium
will draw $4,000. Remy Dorr probably
will referee. The contest will be fifteen
rounds for 4 decision, and the weight Is
100 pounds. Johnny Wilson is TO fight
the winner. No big bets have as yet
been recorded on the fight.
On Dec. 1G Chuck Virgins will return
TO this city for a fight with Martin
Burke at the Tulane Club. Harry Foley
IS to clash with Young Bob Eitzslmmons
on Dec. 10. Joe yelling is to box Benny
Leonard here some time in January.
Pete Herman will return to New Or
leans for a couple Of fights after filing
engagements with Eastern boxers IN
Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
REYNOLDS AND
MANTELL MEET
WeIterweights Feature Mat
Show Tonight-TwO Other
Bouts on Bill.
MAT BOUTS TONIGHT.


Jacl, REYNOLDS. welterweight title
claimant. VS.. Al Mantel. Pacific COAST
Iyelter claimant, las pounds.
Jimmy Anderson, Minneapolis weLteT r
Weight VS.. Young Londas, Chicago lao
pounds. -,
'.shorty" Burch vs.. Sam DAVIS tOSNA
Iiuhtweig hts, 185 pounds.
PIace-Br oadway Theater.
Jack Reynolds, local welterweight title
claimant, and Al Manten, billed as the
Pacific coast champion, will head the
wrestling bill to be put on at the Broad
wav Theater tonight. A heavy advance
sale of tickets indicates that another
good crowd will be on hand.
In the semi-wind-up Jimmy Anderson
of Minneapolis and Young Londas OF
Chicago will meet. Anderson showed
some trough stuff" in his match here
with REYNOLDS and an opponent was OBJ
tanned for him this time that loves TO
tackle the tough customers. Shorty
Burch and Sam Davis will open the bill
and If THIS bout does not prove to be
much Of a scientific graphing contest 1t
is bound to be good vaudeville.
In the main go Reynolds and Manteu
have strong records and a good match
should result as these two boys mix II
IN. Both are in excellent shape for the
bout The show will start promptly at
is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Cobb Announces Big
Sh0ke-up in Ranks
of Detroit Tigers

LOS ANGELES, Dec. sly Cobb,
manager of the Detroit Club of the Amer
lean League, is said to be planning
number of changes in the personne- OF the
Tigers for next season.
An attractive offer Is said to have been
made by Frank Navin for Third Baseman
Schepner of Louisville. If he is obtained,
he is expected 20 be switched to second
base in the Tiger lineup.
1t is understood Cobb offered Pitcher
Howard Ehmke to the Yankees in ex.
change for Shortstop Johnny Mitchell
and that this deal may go through when
Cobb reaches the East.
Cobb also informed friends here that
O1tfelder Bobbie Veach will not be with
the Tigers next season. but would be
traded.
In case Schepner is not able. to step
into the second base position right away.
Cobb is reported to ne anxious to OBJ
tain either Marty Krug of Portland or
Jack knight, second baseman Of the Oak
land Club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
FORT SHOW TONIGHT.

4 bill OF four bouts viii be staged at
TT. Harrison tonight by Ed Findlay,
local promoter. In the main event OF
ten rounds Jimmy Dalton and Tommy
McDun viii fight for the city champion
ship at 1873 pounds. As both boys are local
boxers and have a large following much
interest in the match Is expected
In the semi-wind-up of eight rounds
Tony Dalton and Battling Casey will
clash at $50 pounds. frankie Nelson and
the Venezuela Kid, who put Up 4 good
fight in the last Fort show, are re-
matched, this time for four rounds.
Promoter Findlay announces a large
advance sale of tickets for the fight. The
first bout will start at o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Kahn Team Victor

NEW AUGUSTA, Ind, Dec s.-The
Kahn Tailoring Company basket ball
team Of Indianapolis defeated the indie
pendents Of this place Wednesday night,
by a score Of SO to IA. The feature of
the game was the ba sket shooting OF
Smart of the Kahn team, who : at the
ball through the hoop eleven times At
kins of the visitors also broke into the
credit. Pollard, forward IN the local
team, was the star for New Augusta.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Post-Season Game Sunday

The Riverside a. AS. will play the
Cotton Specials post-season game Sun
day, at the Riverside field at ? p. m. The
Cotton Specials is a picked team com
posed of quite a number of well known
stars who played with independent and
high school squads this season. Both
teams are working hard for this last
game. The Riverside boys have a few
places 20 fill by the loss of two of their
star players but are confident of filling
the gap. They were not given a chance
with the city champions. They have
an excellent record for. this year.
Next year these boys expect to take
all teams. that come their way.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
City Sport Commission
Rules Chicago Contests

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-Mayor William II,
Thompson today announced appointment
Of a city athletic commission of three
mem bers.
The newly created sport governing
body will levy q per cent tax on all
unlicensed contests, such as wrestling
matches and billiard Journeys. A bill be-
fore the city council, however, would In
crease this tax to include all professional
sports. even major league baseball.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
KOkOmO Legion Grid Team
to Tackle Shelbyville

KOKoMo, Ind, Dec. s.-The chaIlen ge
Of the Shelbyville American Legion foot
ball team was accepted by Coach c. A
Sumner for the legion team OF this city,
evening when an agreement was reached
to play the contest at Exhibition Park
here Dec. IL. Having disposed of the city
champions Of Indianapolis, the Belmonts,
last Sunday, the Kokomo ex-service men
feel confident that good teamwork will
add another victory to their ong list.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
STATE TOURNEY,

Merikan and SHOEMAKER met in thy
afternoon game of the Indiana three
cushion billiard tourney at the Cooler
rooms Wednesday, the former winning
by 50-to-24 count in ninety-one innings.
Harry Cooler continued his good work
by adding another victory to his string
in the evening game when he defeated
Dr. White, 80 to IS, in sixty-one innings.
Clyde Martin of Terre Haute came here
today to play Merriam in the afternoon
game and will meet Black of Anderson
in the evening session
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
BILLIARDS
CITY TOURNAMENT.

Charles Soldani and Frank Mallory
were the winners last night at the Coard
OF Trade billiard parlors in the city anna
teur three-cushion billiard tournament
games. In the first game, Soldani de-
by his victory remained tied for first
place with Martin Shane, each having
won four games without a loss.
In the second game the dope was upset
when Mallory beat Houseman, 80 to 81
Mallory had not won a game and has
been playing only in fair form.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
BOUTS AT sEBRING.

SEBRING, Ohio, Dec. S.-The boxing
show pulled of by Eddie Jones in this
city last night was a success. Young
Nixon of Washington, Pa, was knocked
out by Joe Cans of New Orleans, in the
irst round. Patsey Flennigan of Pitts.
burgh easily bested X. o. Carroll Of the
same city in eight rounds. George Down
ard and Reed Brown boxed a six-round
draw. In another six-round go Pete VOL
bout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Upton Going Big

Upton, Ind, Dec. s.-Tipton High
School won its seventh straight victory
when It defeated Elwood. As TO g. last
night on the local floor. Upton this
had. The next game In Upton will be
with the Kakomo team on Dec. 1e. Tip
ton has the makings OF State champs this
year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Notre Dame May Meet
Centre Team on Coast

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. s.-Notre
Dame yesterday became a possible OPP
ponent for Centre College at San Diego,
when the San Diego Chamber of Com
merce requested the terms upon which
Coach Rockne would consent to make the
trip. The Notre Dame athletic board an
swered Immediately and further action
rests with San Diego
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
BILLIARDS
California ELeUen
Hos Great Record
on Pacific Coast
Andy Smiths Team Rated as
One of Strongest in
Country.

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. s.-Un1versity
Of California, football champion Of the
Pacific coast, which will meet some
strong Middle West or Eastern eleven
(probably w. and j. in the intersec-
tional struggle at Pasadena on New
Years day, has made a great record dur
ing the season just closed.
The team engaged in nine contests and
scored 312 points against 80 for Its OPP
ponents. Washington State gave the
Bears their hardest battle Of the Coast
Conference race, holding the Golden State
team to IA points. Oregon was defeated,
so to O; University Of Washington, Y to
8, and Leland Stanford, 40 to Z.
The eleven was developed by Andy
Smith, former University Of Pennsyl-
vania full back, who afterward coached
at his alma mater and then had charge
of football at Purdue. Smith indicated
his worth as a gridiron mentor at the
Boilermaker institution. but his ability to
develop winning elevens was shown con
clusively last year when his California
eleven not only won the Pacific coast
title; but defeated Ohio State, last year s
Big Ten champion, % to 0, in the
Tournament Of Roses game at Pasadena.
With the exception Of Majors at guard
and Sprott at half back, Coach Smith
had the same men back this season who
played a year ago. Although Br1ck
Muller, the great end. was Of little
Smith developed a great end in Stephens.
According to the California coach,
Stephens is a better football man than
Muller, with the exception Of throwing
and catching forward passes.
Dan Mcmillan, tackle; Toomey, half
back. and Erb, quarter back, are other
reliable performers on the California
eleven deserving of All-American con-
Following is CALIFORNIA; record for the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Ty Leads Coast League

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Sly Cobb Of
the San Francisco club leads the Cali
fornia Winter Baseball League hitters
this week with 800. The next four on
the list are Rogers Hornsby, Los An
geles, $3.50; Carl Sawyer, Vernon, 377 (;
Harry Heilman. Missions, .374, and
George Sisleg, Vernon, 1858.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Basketball Results

COLLEGE.
Indiana. Is; Hanover, II.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Marion, "a; Paramount, 81.
Pendleton, 81; Westfeld, 16.
Lapel, 96; Atlanta, 6.
Lebanon, %; Thorntown, IS
Columbia City, 40; Hudson, %.
INDEPENDENT.
Kahn Tailoring, 80; New Augusta, IA.
Gary Boosters, %; La Porte, Is.
Hartford City, 81; Harbors All Stars
II
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
Richards Re-engaged

MADISON, Wis, Dec s.-John Rich
ards was reelected football coach Of the
University of Wisconsin for 1922 at this
meeting of the university regents herA.
today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
ENGAGE COACH; ELECT CAPTAIN.

NEW YORK, Dec S.-Frank ]. (Buck)
O'Neill, Columbia University football
coach, has been re-engaged for another
year. Walter Koppisch, Buffalo On. Y. }
right half back has been elected captain
of the 1922 team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
BASKETBALL
Many Stars Found Among High School Grid Players and
AEStae Selections Show Powerful Combinations Possible
FIRST TEAM.

POSITION. FIRST TEAM.
Left Woolgar (TechncaI Indianapolls)
Left Tackle. (Erhlin)
Reche Indanapolis)
Center. ................ Durham (Newcastle)
Right Guard. ............ Zdankus (FrOebel, Gary
Right Tackle. Zilak (PriDCetOn)
Right ................S. emerson, Gary)
Quarer...................E Il. Rohrabaugh (HirkIin)
Left Half. MISREPRESENTATION (ClintOn)
Right Half. ................C G.. (Sheridan)
Central, EvansviIie)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
DOUBLES LEADERS.

The doubles total of 1,107 seems to be
favorite among the two-man teams in
the city tournament. Another team chose
the above mentioned total for its doubles
effort last night and there are now three
teams tied for ninth place with the
poplar count McCann and Shering
were the latest to roll 1,107.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
THIRD TEAM.

Carrie H A Hp Wiley
aaI-Eng Petersburg;
P linton inn EId
sSFh H ~
South Bend H'"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08

No other doubles pair could break into
the select society of the first ten. Cum
minis and Chryst. with 1909 pins, were
second in Wednesday nights lombard
ment z. Patterson and O'Connen got
themselves 1855 NAPLES.
Harry Dellinger was the big noise in
the singles and shot games of 1872, 231
aud PA for count Of 627, which put him
in third place Nobody else succeeded
in climbing into the leading group. Pat
terson, with score Of G78, was the next
best in the singles.
Three teams in the Stutz League won
three straight. The victors were Chassis,
Sixteen Valve and Six-Passen ger teams.
The Four-C Cylinders took two out of three.
There were no high scores, Eut the high
est was Z. Snyder's 172. The lowest score
was 60-no need of mentioning any names.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-08
SECOND TEAM.

F1entl5e, Central, Evansville)
BernOske (Michigan City,
j. Wallace Emerson, Gary
Allen Central, Evansville)
Beck (WOrthingtOn)
Burleson (KirkliD)
StrOle (Kentland)
A. Anderson (ClintOn)
A. Brodericlx Garfield, Terre Haute
KIeymeyer Central, Evansville)
GIBSON (KirkIin)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
Gets FAN In 10 Seconds

sinclair. Navy. wrestling in the l25-
pound class electrified the crowd.
wheR he threw Oldaeid in the quick
fine Of 10 seconds, using double
arm lock. The bouts in the l4o and
1se.hounl classes. were well contest
ed Mickey Whitehurst OF Baltimore,
refereed the match.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21

CAPT. NED" DUVALL
TO PANAMA FOR DUTY


Detached from duty al Fort Ring
gold, Tex. along the Mexican border,
and soon 10 sail from New York for
Panama, for tour of duty covering
perhaps two or three years, Capt Ed
nund T. 1uvall. Emitted States Army,
better known among his friends as
Ned Duvall. stopped Off al Annapo-
lis today 70 spend few DAYS visiting
relatives He is accompanied by Mrs.
Duyall, and their two children and
hey are staying with Mrs. Fairfield,
wife of Commander Arthur r Fair
aeld. of the Navy. az the Naval Acad-
amy. Mrs Fairfield is Il sister of Cap
ain Duyall
Captain Duvall is a brother OF Mrs.
Wade, widow of the late H T. Wade,
Naval Academy Instructor. who died
i few months ago. aud of Miss Marion
Duvall.s both Of Annapolis. Leaving
Annapolis in few days. Captain Du-
vail and family will go TO Fort Totem,
y. Y. to spend a short time with his
brother. Col Douglas. Duvall. of the
Army, (AIedieai Corpse
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
INCOME TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Another OF The Series Of Ar
ticles Prepared BY y. S. OF
fcials TO Aid Taxpayers

"now can the government deter
mine whether my income for he veal
1920 il taxable"
rMs question. should II arise in the
mind Of any person subject 10 tbs in
come TAX. is easily answered Inc
Bureau OF Internal Revenue has IN
Vulnerable sources for checking up
delinquents The information ut
source provision of the revenue act.
which requires that reports be made
of payments to others Of $1,000 or
more during the taxable scar. is only
one OF the bureaus many avenues.
Each collector or internal revenue
Is required TO post in his office for
public inspection Immediately follow
ing the close OF the income-tax pay
ing period March Is. 1921 list Of
persons in his district who have filed
income-tax returns.
John Jones may have grudge
Gqainst his neighbor. Bill Smith
Knowing that Bill Smith income was
within the taxable list. he is apt TO
note the omission. ii II occurs. and
dSop a note to the collector,
III every collectors office. employ
ces arc assigned 10 the task OF reading
carefully the daily papers and noting
real estate and other transactions in
yolving payments Record is kept Of
al such transactions The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue and his as
sistants whose duty i is to see that
he revenue act Is properly admins
tered have authority 10 examine all
books, papers. and memorandum OF
taxpayers, snd to examine under oath
ard persons having information in The
premises.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
Vale Bladesmen 0utfenced

The inidshipnen welded the blades
In much better form than The iale
lencers taking 6 out Of The : bouts
with foils, out OF I Epee or duelline
word engagements, and like
triumph with sabres. Featuring the
meet MAS the work Of Becker. Nays
Captain who won ali three Of his
bouts with foil The siifFest opposi
ton furnished him vas that BY Walk
or. the Eli Captain, who was defeated
nv the close score OF 4 To ;.
The summaries.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21

Shoala 4 gerson whose duty u Is 20
nls I return fail in his obligation be
NAV expect. sooner or later. 90 hear
gr0p1 thc collector al internal revenue
Penalties prosised for 'lelinquenes
ere severe COR failure & make 2 re-
turn on time On or before March Is.
1921 The penalty is a fine Of not more
than loco An additional asIfSs-
naent Of % per cent, OF fhe amount due
may he applied unless later return
Is filed. ami il is satisfactorily Shown
that the teiin4Yen,y was due 10 a re;s
sonable cause Wiliful refusal 10
make return and pay he tax on time
is punishable by fine Of not more
than $4,000 or one years imprison-
ment or both together with the cost
.of prosecution
Where By reason Of illness or abb
sancc additional time Il required foT
cling All income-tax return, the col
leetor Of internal revenue max grant
an extension or moi 10 exceed 20 aass
upon written application therefor,
made before the return is due, on oi
before March IL, 1921
II. before The end Of 20 GAYS &.
tension. an accurate return cannot be
flied, appeal for further extension
must ba made tor the Commissioner u
Internal Revenue with full reeltsl
sof the causes for the delay
Payment OF income taxes may be
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
go Yard swim 4 hummer

But the main performances OF Inc
meet developed in the s2o-yard swim
This resolved itself into close If
fair be,ween Sinclair. the Navy star.
and Greene, They early outdis.anced
other con,enders. and swan neck and
meek until the last few yards. when
squirt by Sinclair. gave him small
margin. Sinclair and EMORY. also OF
May. swami a tie in the loo-yari
event. The Middies again captured
the 19e-yard relay. and Kanakanui.
tie Hawaiian Plebe. took the 50 yard
dash in IS seconds. a new local rec
ord.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
.oal. Navy aesea,ea narsnp.,1s

etroa,. Nayy 9efeaiea Davenport
Gymnastics
Horizontal Bar Pearson AM
Carey Navy. tied for first; Long
lFaverford. Third
side Horse Won ~ stranS Navy;
Pearson. NAVY second: II. Arrow
smith. Haverferd. shird
Parallel Bars Won ny Davis
Haverlord: Pearson, Navy and Sill
verstein. Haverford. tied for second.
Long. HaFerford. thild
Club Swinging Won By Heilman
Haysrford Organ Navy second
Holmes. EIayerford. thisd
Flying Rings Won by Hales
Navy TAYLOR. Navy. second; Pearson
NARY. third
Tnmbliug won 81 McKinsey
Haverford Long. Hayertord. second
Stims0n. Navy. third
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
HOW INTEREST GROWS

If the average young man
would save ten per cent Of his
earnings every voar. putting
his savings into substantial
investments Ike I.iherts
bonds. al current laiarket
prices, for instance. his yearly
interest when he became fiftg
years old would be third (
much as his annual salary
Many are following the plan
and sre headed for success
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21
Basketball

Navy scoring Goals frqm court,
Mckee t5l Byeriy "a. Ault t2l Wat
,ers ~. Greiber ~; goals from
fouls. Mckee e OUT OF III, Barnes ~
ont Of 81, Waters (2l Marietta scar-
ing Goals from court. Whiting (2l.
EIua,cr, w Neale goals from fouls,
Whiting Is out Of 15a Referee
Ryan. Of Giinlans school. umpire,
NcDavitt. University Of Pennsylvenr,
Time OF natyes 20 minutes eaeh.
substiiutions Navy. Barnes for Nc
kee. Lenhart for Byerly Greiber for
Ault. Lyon FOR Parr. nickins for
Waters.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21

EH u the ar 10 a Hlallf. 1T"
lever aad crashes gently into tiis
Following tla accident Ilerofs
!.re Taken to Il uearis raadilonse 81
baud just gets the bare message
The FgAsiIieuSe together. Ht - fnEss
bring Ids bride home
The nrwlyweis iiF ii',Tr i.fs
seaves bone 10 haste ans n tfafs
On the train Dorothy meets 81
who promptly hiyipgles her Att . set
The runaway bride ~te4is home q
inrr husband. tikeS . job II, her o.
The cop On the beat md Igare;s8 I,
ARE ryalS f4tr til" hand ~ the Btv
tile ktf hen gsben hubby suddenly ei,i.
tIimax Cmrtain
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-21

,..a,ie rs cash~ nappey order. er heck
CHECK or nloney order should he uade
10 collector Of Internal Revenue
ravalent bv eisher oil these methods Is
atged BY the Hureau of Internal i &c
nue as convenience to the ixpaNers
md tho ayoidaHco os congsstien vi
collectors Offices during ths. closing
DAYS OF the tax paving peritsi