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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-30
Chicago u. to Introduce
Boxing in It's Curriculum

CHICAGO, March 3O.-Boxing will be
introduced In classes at the University
Of Chicago gymnasium, Athletic Director
A. A. Stage announced yesterday,
These classes, which will be the first
ever undertaken at the Midway, prob
ably viii start today. They viii be
strictly noncompetitive.
"Our idea is to get the educational and
physical value out of boxing" Caoch
Stagg said, but there will be no compe-
tition, even between men In the same
class to find out who are the champions. -
In the hope Of developing line which
win give the backs necessary support in
ground gaining attempts, spring football
practice at the University Of Chicago
started today with Assistant Coach Fred
Walker in charge.
Eight &C" men will be lost to this
years squad, and the vacancies must be
flied by timber from last years scrub
and freshman elevens, which, according
10 Coach Stagg, is Of medium quality.
The eight letter men lost are Haniscb
full back Hutchinson and Rouse, half
backs; Reberi center; Pheney,. guard :;
Jackson, tackle; Hinkle, end, and Barker,
guard and tackle.
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Crimson GrGppIers
Set for Fray With
Eastern Champions
Indiana Pins Hopes to Ted
Munaby in Match With
Penn Star.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 30
With the Penn State grapplers on hand,
arriving here early this morning after
an aIl-night stay in Indianapolis, and
with the Indiana wrestlers ready for the
big test. all is in readiness for the ma
tional collegiate wrestling champion
ship matches here tonight Capt John
Moore, of the 1. U. team, who suffered
an injured knee in the meet with North
western, will enter the meet tonight, al
though his knee has not regained per-
feet condition.
The Crimson team enters the meet
with utmost confidence, having under
gone consistent training since winning
the conference cham ptonship, in prepare
ton for this evenings work.
Crimson wrestling fans are pinning
much hope to Ted Mumby, who is pitted
against Spangler, the undefeated wrestler
from Pennsylvania. Spangler has
stacked up against the best that Yale,
Harvard and Cornell could turn out, and
has placed the shoulders Of all his OPP
ponents on the mat.
The Stanley Watson and Radcliffe Ger
her matches are expected also to be head
liners, along with the Smith Detar bout.
Detar is captain Of the Penn State team.
Reed will represent Indiana against Rum
berger, In the 145- pound class.
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strength, there is no problem to solve
here.
But what of the in9eld and right field !?
Ruth, Roth, Bodie, Muesel, Connolly,
Wingo, Hawks and Christensen have
been ranging the gardens for the Yanks,
not to mention Wallie Ptpp, who ulti-
mately may be played In an outheld po-
sitlon.
Ruth, Pipp and Meusel have been used
at first base; Fewster, Peck, Mike Nc
Naly and young skinner at second I;
Johnny Miller and Peck at short. and
Ward, Mcmillan, Baker and Meusel at
third.
Hug has been mixin' 'em up. He had
to. And he is evidently far from q def
mite decision, as constant changes in the
line-u pindicate. If Baker does a real
come back, he viii no doubt hold down
third base, which would drive out Aaron
Ward. This lad, because of both his
hitting and Unfolding ability, is almost
too valuable ID be left out OF the lineup
every day. He might be sent to second
and Fewster to the outheld. Then there
is the shortstop problem, which lies be-
tween Mitchell and Peck, and the prob
lem whether Pipp, Meusel or Ruth would
serve best at first base
These are just a few of the angles to
Hugs" riddle as the season comes on
apace.
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RICHARD WILL
TALK APRIL 9
Says He Has Things About
Ready to Stage Show in
United States.

NEW YORK. March 80-Tex Richard
will name the site of the Dempsey Car
pentier fight Saturday, April ..
The fight viii be held in the United
States.
These announcements were made BY
the promoter today IN response to O
query regarding when he expected Ia
name the location Of the championship
contest
Il have details connected with the pro-
motion OF the contest practically settled %
said Rickard, but there are a few odds
and ends to he gathered up before the
site is announced. l will positively an
nounce the site on April 9.
4 can say also that the fight will be
held In the United States"
Richards announcement means that
offers from Canada and England for the
match have been turned down by him
He VIII promote the fight himself. as he
originally planned to do, and will build
an arena seating 10000 or more.
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Bill Is Drafted to Provide
State Regulation of Sports

ALBANY, n. Y, March 3o.-stats su-
pervision and regulation OF all sports,
under a three headed, nonsalaried com
mission, is in sight. 1t became evident
when Governor Miller announced that he
would confer with sports writer's of the
state either the latter part of this week
or early next week. The Governor will
seek their views on how all branches Of
sports should be regulated so that addi-
tional revenue may be poured into the
States treasury.
It also became known that the bin
designed to effect the contamination Of
the Governors views was drafted by
Franklin b. Lord last week and was
ready for introduction In the Legisla-
ture, but was held up to give the Gov
ernor opportunity to examine It,
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Mccarthy, Shot With Larry
Mclean, Succumbs to Wound

BOSTON. March 30.-John T. Nc
earthly, kept alive for several days by a
TRANSMISSION Of blood from his mother
aud brother. that made it possible for
him to be married while on n hospital
cot. died early yesterday. His youthful
bride, remaining at his side almost con-
stantly during his illness. was ordered
to her home by physicians yesterday be-
cause her collapse was feared. but she
returned again last night.
Mccarthy was shot during the bar
room brawl last Thursday. in which John
3. larry Mclean, former major league
baseball player, was killed.
John J. Conner, the bartender who
nged the shots. is being held without bail
He claims Mclean and Mccarthy were
intent on assaulting him when he fired
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It May Be So, but Where
Does England With Her
Great Heavies Horn In?

LONDON, March 3O-Bridsh people
and the press are joshing and poking
fun at the Dempsey Carpenter heavy
weight championship affair. Especially
they are refusing to treat II seriously
since it was proposed to hold the bout at
Epson on Derby day. Under mock hOr-
Tor headlines, the Daily Press resents
the interference of foreigners in Brltain's
greatest sporting event"
Everybody knows" the Express said.
there can be only one Dempsey Carpen-
tier fight and every one wants IL over
and forgotten as soon as possible, but the
cancellation OF the derby is too big a
price to pay to get rid Of It."
Daily stories about the big offers for
the fight are sillier than ever" the Daily
Mail says. 'One Of these days Dempsey
and Carpenter will meet In a ring If they
are not careful Why not try TimbuctOO?
Really, the public IS getting tired Of
Dempsey and Carpenter"
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HOCKEY MATCH

CLEVELAND, O., March SO.-Oeveland
and Eveleth (Minn.) hockey teams win
play four game series to decide the
championship Of the United States
Hockey League. II was definitely decided
Tuesday, according to advice received
here from W. S. Haddock, president OF
the league.
The first two games VIII be played
here Friday and Saturday nights, and the
third and fourth at Pittsburgh, April 3
and s. Ice condition at Eveleth pre-
vented playing any of the games there.
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Many Bike Race Entries

CHICAGO March 3O-Nine countries
win be represented in the six-day bicycle
races to be held in the stock yards
amphitheater, beginning next Saturday
night. Thirteen teams have been entered.
including Eaton and Kaiser, worlds
champions
The other teams follow; Spencer Hill,
Canada-United States; Madden Magin
United States; McBeath Cory, Australia :
Lorenz-W obber, Germany; Osterritter-
Ryan, Berlin-Dublin; Kopsky- Walker,
Poland Tasmania; Kavanaugh Keller,
United States Maddona- Bello. Italy :
Stein Gaffney, Brooklyn Kockler- Hanley.
ChicagoSan Francisco; ReIiens De
Graeves, Belgium; Koran Fitzslmmons.
ireland.
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Canadian Turf Body

MONTREAL Quebec, March 30.-Five
Of the local Jockey clubs have formed
themselves into the Quebec Breeders ana
Racing Association and have elected Of
fcers for the ensuing year. The presens
membership includes the Back River
Jockey Club, the Montreal Driving Club,
Limited. the King Edward Jockey Club,
the London Jockey Club and the Thor
oughbred Breeders Association. This new
organization viii have the moral back
ing of the government, while the provin-
ical ministers have also promised their
cooperation to foster uniformity in racing
throughout the province.
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SOUTH BEND TEAM.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 3O-For-
nation of a company to\put a semi-pro-
fessional baseball team in the field and
TO construct a grandstand At one of sew
eral park sites under consideration has
been effected here Ben Kcehler will
manage the club. Walter HAAS, Notre
Dame coach, will be on the slab, and a
number of stars from the local Industrial
League are being signed up. Seven games
with Indiana, Michigan. Ohio and Illinois
teams have already been booked. Con-
Etruction work win begin next week in
order that the park may be ready May
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Richards Play Feature
of Indoor Tennis Meet

NEW YORK, March s0.-The feature
Of the national indoor tennis tournament
TO date is the playing Of Vincent
Richards. champion of tennis IN
1919, and favorite to regain the title this
year. Richards has improved IN form in
each match and has smashed his way
through to the fourth round which was
scheduled for today.
William T. Tilden II, who was to have
paired with Richards in the doubles, has
been forced to default because Of illness
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Better Late Than Never

FRANKLIN. Ind. March 30-Frank-
lin celebrated her great basketball vic
tory Tuesday night in very fitting man
ner. The celebration was postponed
after the tournament, due TO the revival
meetings that were being held last week
al all the churches. A parade was staged.
after which A. L. Taylor Of the Chamber
Of Commerce presented the members of
the championship squad with watches.
The timepieces were tho best make OBJ
tainabls. EnthusiaEm ran high, dsspNe
The cold weather. The festivities came b
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Y Circus COMM

The annual Y. NJ. c. A. community cir
Gus will visit Indianapolis April 1 and
,, according to an announcement today.
The circus this year will be featured
by the appearance Of the Arabian tum-
blers and hand to hand balancing by the
famous Bell brothers. Other features are
included on the program.
Everything that pertains to a circus
will be on hand, even down to the pea
nut wagons and lemonade stands. Band
music will be there, too, the Shortridge
band furnishing music Friday night. and
the colored Y. NJ. c. A. band playing
Saturday night.
Tickets may be obtained at the desk
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This Is Good

Even the tenseness of an automobile
race with the drivers tearing around the
track at breakneek speed brings about
amusing incidents to the drivers. Eddie
Hearne. who will drive in the 5O0-mile
race at indianapolis on May so, was
struck in the back when a tire rolled
off Bob Burman's car while Hearne was
working in the pits. The impact knocked
Hearne to the ground and he says that
he was scared to death and would not
get up, thinking that he had been hit
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Had You Wondered?

The origin Of the word links" mean.
ing a golf course dates back to the early
meant stretch Of sand and stubble
which lies between the high part OF the
coast and the water in parts of the Scot
fish seaboard. The early golf courses
gradually became the name for the
courses everywhere.
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Honor O'Connor

CHICAGO, H., March SO.-LesIie NJ.
OConnor, the new secretary and treas
urer Of the baseball commission. will be
the guest Of honor at a banquet to be
given in the red room of the Hotel La
Sale tomorrow evening An elaborate
program has been arranged and among
the prominent men who viii be at the
speakers table are Judge Lands. Rob
ert n. Sweitzer, James J. Kelly. John ID
Black and William Nathan McChesney.
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NORWOOD CHAMPS BOOK GAMES.

KENOSHA. Wis, March 30.-The Nor
wood Baseball Club Of Cincinnati, Ma
tional Baseball Federation champions Oh
1871 1913, has been booked for a two
game series here June and ) with the
henosAa semipro team. Reports from
CINCINNATI state that the Norwoods viii
have the strongest club in their history
Ihey have games scheduled with the
leading semi-pro clubs through the cen
tral part OF tie country.
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A. b. @. PROGRESS

BUFFALO, March 9O-Five-man com
petition VIII come TO an end tonight in
the twenty first championship OF lie A
b. c. here with the appearance Of four
teen teams from Toledo, fourteen from
Buffalo and one each from Tonawanda
and Angola. n. 7.
Few high scores were rolled last night
and No change was recorded in the lead
srs OF any OF the events.
z. Turner and J. Gerets OF Cincinnati
with l,leo pins, carried or the honors in
the doubles. while T. Ramps and j.
Gedeon OF Cleveland were second best
WIKI 1Ia1
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ENGLISH WANT ABE.

NEW YORK, March S0.--Abe Gold
stein, claimant Of the fyweight cham
pionship Of America, was Tuesday made
an offer OF $1,000 (about SO 1000 by the
National Sporting Club Of London TO
meet Jimmy Wilde for the hyweight
championship OF the world The offer
was cabled to Willie Lewis, manager Of
Goldsteln. Lewis declared he will accept
the offer providing Goldstein defeats
Johnny Bun Thursday night.
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Series Invite

WASHINGTON, March 30-Invitatfons
before President Harding Tuesday includ-
ed one from John A. Heydler, president of
the National League, to attend next falls
world series. Mr.. Heydler presented the
invitation In person and said the
President told him that nothing would
please him better if conditions per.
mitfed"
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KOHLEMAINEN OUT.

DETROIT, March 30.-Hannes Kohle
mainen, Olympic marathon champion, has
sent word to the Irish A. c. here that he
will not participate in the auto city
marathon next Saturday, having been
unable to train owing to an injured leg
New York, who finished second to Chuck
Mellor, last year, and Peter Triyoulidas,
the Greek long distance star, winner of
the Boston A. c. marathon last AprM.
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ZAP Hops TAYLoE.

CASPER, wyo.. March 30.-Terro MI
yaka. Japanese ilu jltsu light heavy
weight wrestler defeated Jack Taylor,
heavyweight champion Of Wyoming, In
q jiu jitsu match by pinning his shout
dafs to the mat after four twenty minute
periods Taylor was carried unconscious
from the ring.
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ILLINOIS LOSES ONE.

STARKYILLE, Miss, March so.-SIis.
sissippi \. and NJ defeated University OF
illinois at baseball here, to l. Illinois
played alright ball until the seventh
Inning when the infield blew up and
Mississippi scored seven runs IN that
inning. McCurdy, pitcher for Illinois,
registered home run in the fourth in
ming.
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BILLIARDS
LEAD BILLIARD TOURNEY.

DETROIT. Mich. March SO-H. B.
Kuhns and E. ". LOOkabaugh Of Chicago
and Walker Calderwood of Detroit were
the leaders in the amateur three-cushiOn
billiards championship tournament at
end of the second days play. each hav-
ing two victories to their credit, with no
games lost. LOOkabaugh still held the
high run record for the tourney, a ten,
made In his first game Monday
In Tuesdays play Kuhns defea ted G..
II. Laubach, New York; LOOkabaugh de-
feated L. A. Servatius. New York; Cal
derwOOd won from j. II. Hahn, Chicago,
and p W. Sutclihe, Chicago, defeated W.
r. Brewer, Chicago.
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Il ss;:I,i 1Nb TEE
o'NrEL BACK IN RING.

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind, March 30
IrOndale Tim O'Aeil, once one Of the
leading middleweigbts Of the country, is
back in the ring again. On April 4, here
he meets Frankie Zelle, Chicago heavy
weight, in a ten-rOund battle Though
O'Neil has been out Of the ring for some
time, he has constantly been in training
and says he is fit. Zelle Is no amateur.
lie fought Bob Roper, Bob Martin, Hugh
Walker and other promising heavies. A
good card Of prelims will be added TO
the show.
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MEYERS WHISTLES IN CHICAGO.

Johnny Meyers. claimant OF the mid
dleweight wrestling title, and Challeng-
err Lou Talaber Will meet tonight in tho
main bout OF the mat show at tho Sec
oGd Regiment RrmOry in what prom
ises to be one Of tho greatest eXhioi
tons OF wrestling seen Ia Chicago this
year.
In three fals.
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PENN LOSES STAR.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 30
Lawson Robertson, coach of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania track team, an
nonnced today that William Reynolds
star high jumper Of the Pennsylvania
squad. would not be able to take part
I'm the track athletics for the remainder
of the year Reynolds Is suffering from
internal trouble as q result of typhoid
fever two years ago.
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sryEN CARs FNTERED.

LOS ANGELES, March SO.-seven con-
pionship races to be held on the Los An
geles speedway, April To- it was an
nnounced Tuesday They are Ralph De
Palma, Tommy Milton, Eddie Heane,
Roscoe Searles, Jimmy Murphy, Eddie
Pullen and Joe Thomas. Four prelim-
mary heats of twenty five miles each and
a final of fifty miles will be run.
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LANDS DENIES PETITION.

CHICAGO. March 3O.-Judge X. NJ.
lands today denied the application Of
Walter Kinney. Philadelphia Athletics
pitcher, who deserted the team last sea-
son to play independent baseball at
Franklin, Pa, for reinstatement.
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WATER AWARDS.

CRBANA, Ill, March 30.-Ietters have
been awarded eight members Of the Uni
versity Of Illinois water basket ball team
by Coach Marley.
Kenneth bennett Of Chicago was also
awarded a letter for again winning the
1OO-yard back stroke In the conference
meet at Evanston last week.
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LIPPF APPEALS.

BOSTON, March 30.--The state box
ing commission has taken under advise
ment q petition for reversal of decision
made by AL Llppe. Philadelphia boxing
manager. recently suspended for thirty
days on charges that be staged bout In
Worcester Aast month ana collected both
principals money from the promoter
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JOHNNY soUAwKs.

CLEVELAND, March S0.-Johnny XII
bane, featherweight champion, denied
Tuesday night that no had signed to
meet Andy Clancy in q title bout here
this summer.
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zBYszKO. PEsEK MATCHED,

CHICAGO, March 30. - Stanislaus
Zbyszko, heavyweight wrestler, and John
Pesek of Nebraska Tuesday were matched
to meet here in a finish match April 13.
On the same date. Ed (Strangler) Lewis.
worlds champion, will meet either jim
Londos or Renato Gardini.
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Cambridge Beats Oxford
in Annual Boat Race

LONDON, March 30.-Cambridge de-
feated Oxford in their annual rowing race
on the Thames River today. Cambridge
won by half d boat length.
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PETE ~ TrATrRE.

NEW YORK, March S0.-Pete Herman,
former bantamweight champion, viii fur
nish the feature bout at the Pioneer
Sporting Club tonight when he meets
Willie Spencer In a fifteen round bout.
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RACER SOLD

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March 3O.-The yawl
ocean sailing yacht race next July 4 from
off Sandy Hook to Ostend. Belgium, for
a cup offered by King Albert Of Bel
GUM, has been sold and will not start
Her owner announced Tuesday that he
would withdraw the entry.
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CUES IN OVERTIME CAME

SAN FRANCISCO, March 8O.-The
Cubs defeated San Francisco yesterday,
to 3, in ten innings. Another game is
scheduled with the Coast League squad
today.
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Mrs. Hurd Takes WOmen's
North and South Title

Dorothy Campbell Hurd Of Pittsburgh
won the women's North and South cham
plonship today, defeating Mrs. T. c..
Let's Jr. of Chicago, 4 up and 3 to
play, In the final round.
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Local Pennsy Five Wins
Title From Terre Haute

Two hundred fans from Terre Haute
last night at the local ~" saw the St
Louis division basketball team OF Terre
Haute defeated by the indianapolis d.
vision team, by a score of IS to %. The
local team, by its victory. goes to the
southwestern regional meet at Philadel-
phia, April 10. Terre Haute had pre-
viously eliminated the Roselake Ill.)
team and indianapolis had downed the
Decatur Oll) quintet.
The contest last night was hard fought
throughout, the half-time count being 16
to 10 in favor of Terre Haute Hays
and Lowell proved good pOint-eetrers for
the visitors, these two fast forwards
ringing up twenty points, while Beam.
Birch and Kempler showed the way for
the locals.
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Evans Sails May 4

CHICAGO, March 30.-Chic Evans, ma
tional amateur golf champion, today
said he would sail May on the steam
ship Adriatio to participate in the Brit
ish amateur championship near Liver