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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Purdue Track, Mat and
Basket Men Carded for
Saturday Night Sessions

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 11-While the
wrestling squad is fighting for honors
against Iowa in the Purdue gym tOmcr-
row night, the track team will be in
action against the MaroOns at Chicago.
The basketeers viii also meet Ohio at
Purdue. The mat men have one victory
TO their credit, while the thinly clads
are entering. in their initial contest
Coach O'CUnner and Manager Shipley left
this morning with a squad Of eighteen
men. Captain AlcGregOr Will compete in
the hurdles, pole vault and relay: Miller,
shot put; ROhrer, 4U-yard dash; Butter
field. 40-yard dash: Pence, high jump !;
Dung, high jump, 440-yard dash and re-
lay; Watson, 4+0-yard dash and relay !;
Little and Dye, twO-miIe run; Magruder,
mile run; Furnas mile and twO-mile
run; Harrison, SS0-yard run and mile
run; Dixon, high jump; Teal and Tauer.
pole vault; Geiger, shot put; Grossman,
hurdles; FOresman, 44O-yard dash and
relay. This team will be one Of the
strongest that has represented Purdue In
number of years.
The wrestling elimination bouts caused
only a change IN two classes. Alcorn,
performing in the 15S-pound class in the
Ohio meet. is now in the 145-pound
class, while Captain KeppIe will take
care Of the 15S-pOund division. The other
men that will wrestle are: Hall. lis
pounds; BrOuse, 125 pounds; Macklin.
135: Marshall, 10 pounds and Spencer,
heavyweight. The Boilermakers viii ave
tough opponent in Iowa, as that State
has the wrestling fever as bad as Indi-
ana the basketball. The high schools
hold State tournaments, and so a wealth
of material finds its way into the col
leges, while practically every man on
the Purdue squad did not know the fun
damentals Of wrestling before coming
out for the team.
The basket-b ball team was TO wind up
preparations for the game with Ohio this
afternoon. The game will be played In
the Purdue gym.
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Percy Collins Annexes
Third Tourney Victory

CLEVELAND, Feb. 11.-By running 81
points In the thirty-ninth inning. Percy
Collins Of Chicago won his third con-
secutive game Of the national amateur
1872 balk-Iine billiard championship
tournament Thursday, defeating Emil
Renner OF Youngstown, 800 to 2S9.
1t was Collins closest contest OF the
tournament. He had other high runs of
A. and 80 and an average OF I 2I-39 Rem
ner had high runs Of II, 30 and % and
averaged 1888.
Charles NJ. Lord Of Chicago gained his
first victory when he defeated Francis
S. Appleby of New York, 300 to 2S6.
Lords average was Z 20 40 and his high
runs 81, 80 and 81, and Appleby's av-
erage was 6-40 and high runs Of 80, IS
and 33.
Renner also lost last nights match. He
appeared to be exhausted from his after
noon game with Champion Collins and
was defeated by DR.. A. 1. Brown of
Cleveland, 800 to 2S6. Brown had high
runs Of 81. 10 and IA, and Renner A.
% and % The former averaged 1S-47
AGAINST Renner's SAT-
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Eight Teams Ready
to Scrap iH1 Second
Round Basket Games
Turner's and Leaders in FeG-
ture Clash at 3 O'clock
Tomorrow Afternoon.
SATURDAY SCHEDULE.

SOhEOOAGs
100 p. M.--UniOn Traction VS.. Boys
Club.
$500 p. M,-Den zares VS.. Y. NJ H A.
$500 p. Ny" Leaders VS., south Side
Turner's.
4:1S P. M.-winner p. m. VS.. winner
p. m.
Eight local independent amateur bas-
ket-ball teams will renew the chase fon
sectional honors at the "Y' Saturday.
six of the local teams vera dropped
from the running last Saturday, and
with four more eliminated, only two VIII
he left to fight 1t out in the finals next
Tuesday.
This will be another full weekend for
the independent amateurs over the state,
as Ave more sectional meets Will be In
progress. With another Saturdays play
scratched from the calendar almost ey-
cry section Will have finished the first
round and the majority of them will have
returned their representatives for the
State tournament to be held here next
month.
The South Side Turner's, owing to
their swift comeback in the Vet game
last Saturday, will, of course, enter the
second round here heavy favorites to win.
The form. displayed by the Turner's In
the second half against some of the BEST
independents in the state indicates that
there is enough strength In the squad
to carry It high in the State scramble
In case 1t comes through the finals here.
The recent defeat handed the Y. NJ. II.
A. Ave would seem to give the Turner's
q slight edge over the Jewish boys, and
II is doubtful II either the "Y" Leaders
or Den Zares can cope with the Turner's.
However the Den Zares have several
sharp shooters that may have to be reck-
oned with.
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cons in their match with the Western
Steers of the Abattoir loop. The Steers
won two.
Here's one that isn't to be passed up.
Rugh of the steers nred on 2f9 pins In
his third. Which is mighty clever shoot
ing.
Gastineeu hit for 211 and 100, but
couldn't even make scratch on Rugh' S
armor Of honor.
Collier came near beating the Ko-
We-Bas In the Wholesale loop, when he
connected for 212 and 200 for the Won
neguts.
Bidwel took the game honors with the
224 posted for the Means-The- Best com
bination.
Grothe Of the Hibben- Hollweg team got
double centuries in his first and third
games. Vshle Of the same club had 2l2
In the second round,
whetsttne stirred things up q bit in the
Bemis Bag loop when he contributed
scores OF 23o and 227 to the Irvine cause.
Lester also went we'll for Twines and
the Cottons took three sound lacings
Coble OF the Meters got away to
ragged start in the Citizens Gas circuit
but got away with 223 and 2O4 in the
second and third games
Mrs. Morrison won the game honors in
the capitol Ladies' League with a count
OF 1o4.
Mrs. Agnew and Mrs Reynolds each
had count OF Isl. in their second game
Mrs. Fox was up near the top Of the
three game performers with her scores Of
155, ia and 1917.
They didn't get any double hundred
counts in the Sutherland Presbyterian
circuit this time.
ClamRn Bros. beat the Bemis Bag spe-
Gals In a special match on the Y. NJ. c. A
alleys, 2.672 to $500.
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|. u. Plans Big Tennis
Schedule for Spring

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. 11.-Ath-
letic Director Stiehm is carrying on ne
gotiations to bring the Leland Stanford
University tennis team of Leland Stan
ford, Cal, here next commencement week
TO play the Indiana University team. If
this intersectional meet can be arranged
it will be one of the most interesting Of
the season for the local net fans.
Stiehm already has contracted for
tennis meet with the University of Okla
homa here May IA and Purdue here May
81. Meets are pending with Ohio State,
Wabash and Butler. As usual a team
ence meet at Chicago, June +. Fritz Bas-
tan will again take care of The singles
for the Crimson, and Kelso or De Mar
Gus will be his running mate in the
doubles.
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RUBBISH of the Easterns stepped forth
In his old form this week and topped
series of large counts with PAL.
Tackle Of the Garfelds was going fine
for big average until he ran into some
bad breaks. His good scores were 2VI
and 1873.
Bernloehr and Farnan were the only
other shooters in this loop to hit for bet
ter than 200.
Graul of the St. Paul Ducks and Noffke
OF the st. Paul Hawks chased disgrace
out Of the Evangelical League with their
double centuries. Graul was high with
q Pill.
The Evangelists can be relied upon TO
redeem themselves by posting their usual
scores next week.
Little Rickem" and big Rickem"
Kelley of West street didn't do ter
rible lot of damage for the Favorite Ba-
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VIRGINS STOPS LoHMAN.

SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. u.-Chuck Wig
gins, Indianapolis light heavyweight
battered Joe Lehman of Toledo into sub
mission in five rounds of what was to
be a ten-round battle here last night.
Lohman's seconds threw in the towel as
their man was trying to come up from
the third knockdown In the fifth session.
Virgins tore into his man after slow
first round, and it was easy to see that
his superior speed, punching and clev-
erness would bring the contest to halt
before the scheduled time. The bell saved
the Ohioan after he had gone down once
in the fourth round.
Red McLuchlin of Saginaw, light
weight. beat Joe Burton of Jackson In
the semi wind-up. Clarence Rosen. Bay
City fyweight, gave Sammy Tasco OF
Detroit q lacing in six rounds.
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Irish Down Normal

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Feb. LITTLE
Notre Dame basket men evened their
game count with Western Normal here
last night by defeating the Kalamazoo
81 to 10
Captain Mehre back In harness last
night, after a brief rest. played a SEN
satiOnal game for the Irish, getting eight
field goals and one foul BOerman and
Miller were the shining lights Of the
Normal crew. NOtre Dame meets Ar
mOur Institute on the local floor tonight
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SERIES
SLICE WANTED
American League Heads Be
lieve Commission Needs
More for Expenses.

CLEVELAND, Feb. IL - American
League magnates are in session here to-
day considering three great questions Of
league and inter-league policy, as fol-
lows:
1. A plan for compensating umpires IN
the worlds series on the percentage basis,
Empires have requested that shares OF
four players-twO of the winning and
two Of the losing team-be set aside and
divided among the four umpires partici-
pating.
2. An increase in the waiver price Of
players, from s., 500 to $4,000. or more.
g. Means for providing for the salary
# Judge X NJ. Lands. basebalPs supreme
ruler. 1t has been suggested that the
National Commission hereafter take Is
per cent Of the worlds series receipts in
stead of 10 as formerly.
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MORAN MAKES KEARNs NERVOUS

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-"So this
Frank Moran wants some Of this
Carpenters games. eh? Well. all
want to know Is how he gets that
way?"
Jack Kearns, caretakor Of Jack
Dempsey's business affairs, 10 con-
siderabIy peeved over the campaign
the blonde PittsburRher Is wagtng
after the European champion.
Moran pushes over a bird who
couldn't be a sparrin' partner with
the champion and they all go crazy
about him. Beckett amt got thing
but a title, and he'll die as the Eng
nsh champion even If Joe Lynch
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JeWtraw and Moore Tie
in Lake Placid Races

LAKE PLACID, n. Y. Feb. 11-Charles
Jewtraw Of Lake Placid and Joe Moore
of New York City tied ,Or honors Thurs
day at the opening here of the interna-
tional ice skating championships. jew
traw won the 230-yard race, an inch or
so ahead of Charles German, and Moore
took the mile race after Jewtraw had
fallen over George Thompson Of Chicago
who fell directly In his path.
Moore also took a tumble in the semi
finals OF the 220-yard dash when he at
tempted to cut in on Russell Wheeler
Of Montreal and struck a sideline block.
Thirty points each were accorded to
Jewtraw and Moore Thursday.
Miss Gladys Robinson Of Toronto fin
ished with sixty points to her credit
She won the wOmens eveRts in both the
10O-yard dash and the hflf-IniIe defeat
ing Miss Rose Johnson Of Chicago. pres
ent Woman's International champion.
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STOPS ROSTAN
IN SECOND

! KENOSHA, Wis, Feb. 11.-Johnny
Wilson. holder of the middleweight box
ling title, has a thrOng Of new admirers
+ in the Middle West today as result of
his expeditions disposal of Navy ROstan
here last night Wilson Knocked out
tRostan in the second round.
Although not of championship caliber
himself. ROstan was regarded as a tough
fcustomer and the ease with which VIII
son put him away impressed fans with
the capabilities OF the title holder.
Wilson's bank roll is $500 lighter, how
ever, because he failed to make the stip-
ulated weight Of 15S pounds. ROstan
claimed his forfeit.
from knockdowns, but the third time
Wilson knocked him through the ropes.
II took ten minutes for Rostan TO re-
cover.
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could whip 'im." Kearns said hore
today.
Just supp0sin' now that Carpen-
tier would give this Moran q fight
and Frank would push him over
where would we be? I'D have to meet
Moran aid there wouldn't be much
moro than rent money In the go. We
couldn't get fans from Jersey to como
over here and see that fight, much
less hIlin' n big stadium.
"Did I take q chance when we met
Brennan? No, never. 1t took us .
little longer than the bugs expected,
but We got I'm, didn't we? Carpen-
tiers never going to be as sure of
Iickin' any body as we were Of getting
Brennan"
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HERzoG APPLIES FOR JOB.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE latest ap-
pIicant for a trial with the Reds this
season is no less experienced an athlete
than Charles Lincoln Herzog, who has
written in to request an opportunity to
battle for the second base position left
vacant by the release of Norris Rath
Herzog says that he Will sign up az
the clubs terms, and will not even ask
for contract until Manager Moran has
looked him over and determined whether
he is still good enough for an infeld job
on the main line. President Hermann
has put Herzies case up to the Red lead,
er, but does not himself hold out much
encOurag cement to the veteran
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Opening Day Pitchers

CLEVELAND, Fob I.-Tr''~~
shocker will pitcher the opening
game for the st. Louis -Ame.-,-..a
Manager Lee Fohl announced here
today.
"ShockeF will bs in the box on
opening day II he IL able to stand
up" Foil declared. "St. Louis fans
will have an opportunity to see a
duel between spitbalI artists, as Stan
ley CoveIeslGIe is n certainty as the
Iead-0R pitcher for Speakers In
dams"
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end.
ShOrtridge starts the fireworks with
Bloomington High School at Blooming
to tonight. The North Siders then get
around to 0olitic tomorrow night for
his athletes are In good condition and
expects them to gain few new admirers
by their play in the two games.
More mystery may surround the Tech
Mystery Five" in the Lebanon game
tomorrow night Three straight defeats
at the hands of Martipsville, Steele and
ThOrntown, especially the last one, were
too much for Coach Black and he has
threatened the Jobs Of q few regulars.
He believes some OF them have become
too cocky.
Manual shows before the home folk
tomorrow night, meeting Bedford on the
Y. NJ c. A, court. The Bedford crowd
il looking pretty good and Coach Nor
risOn's outfit is ready for real battle.
duplicate of that Manual Martinsville
affair would go big with Indianapolis
fans.
st. Xayler's College Of Louisville will
furnish opposition for the Cathedral
basketeers on the Shcrtridge floor sat
urday night. The Colonies have dropped
but one contest this season, and II they
are az gooo US IhAS MAKES SHeAA uPfII
the Gold and Blue will have regular
Job on their hands when it comes time
to put over the victory.
Feneys Cathedral clan VIII get some
sort Of rating In city high school bas-
ket circles Tuesday afternoon when they
slack into the ShOrtridge five on the
north side floor The Cathedrals did
not get basket dates with Manual and
Tech, so they will have to step out for
some comparative score credit In the
game with julius crew.
The basket championship Of tho Grant
County High School Athletic Association
will be decided with tournament play at
the Marion Civic Hall today and to-
morrow. Gas City, Jonesboro, Swayzee
Sweetser, Fairmount Academy, Van Bu-
rem, Marion. Upland and Mathews are
the nine schools entered in the meet,
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Zuppke's Grid Call

URBANA, Ill, Feb. 11.-Footbau
Coach Bob Zuppke was TO start this
years University Of Illinois football prac-
tee this afternoon. Zuppke intends to
get an early start this year and is urg-
ing every student in the university to
report for practice and those with any
talent at all will be groOmed for posi-
lions. Practice will be held four days
each week for the present.
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OTHER THURSDAY BOUTS.

AT ROCKFORD, ILL.-Bud Clancy
Knocked out Soldier Jack Riley in the
second round.
AT TOLEDO-Tommy Gibbons of st.
Paul knocked out Tony MeIichar Of
Chicago in the first round.
AT PHILADELPHIA-To Nc
Cam beat Johnny Krause In an eight
round go.
AT DAVENPORT, IOwA-Jimmy Bra
dy beat Arlos Tanning in ten rounds.
AT Ell PASO, TEXAS-Al Walker
knocked out Dick Brennan IN the fourth
round.
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I. U. Grapplers Busy

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb. 11.-Seven
members of the Indiana University wres-
Ting team, accompanied by Coach John
Millen, left Thursday for Chicago to
meet the Northwestern grapplers at
Evanston tonight. Members of the team
who made the trip were Stanley, Rat
cliff, Smith. Captain Moore, NewhOuser,
Mumbey and Held.
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rppsrEN VS.. MARTNO.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio Feb. 1-Add
Thacher, well-known Toledo (ohiol nstic
promoter, who has been appointed matc1-
maker Of the Greater Springfield At1ietlc
dav night. Feb. Is. and he plans on
matching solly Eppstein of Indianapolis
and Sammy Marine o. New YORK, pan
tamweights. for the main bout.
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RUETHER Mist PAY

SAN FRANISCO, Feb. IA final de-
cree OF divorce was Thursday granted
Mrs Ethel Ruether from Walter H.
DUTCH Ruether, star National League
pitcher. The former Cincinnati star,
now with Brooklyn. must pay Mrs.
Ruether 1928 a month alimony and the
wife will have custody Of their 6-yeaE-
old daughter.
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Record for Racing Boats

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. IA new worlds
record for open displacement boats was
established here Thursday when Adieu,
Carl G. Fisher gold trophy from the
Rainbow, owned by H. B. Greening OF
Hamilton, Ontario, and in a fifteen mile
breeze and choppy sea wrested the Amer
lean championship from the Canadian
craft over q twO-mile course for dis
tance of fifty miles. The time was l
hour and Is minutes
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MIKE GIBBONS
WANTS CHANCE
TO BOX WILSON
Veteran Phantom Challenges
MiddIeweight King in
Match for Title.
JOHNNY STOPS ROsTAN

ST. PAUL, Feb. 11-AIike Gibbons. St
Paul middleweight. today wired chal-
.lenge to Johnny Wilson Of Boston, mid
sdleweight champion, for a bout for the
title. The message. which was sent to
the promoter of the Kenosha (Wis.)
fight, in which Wilson appeared last night
was as follows:
Have read statement attributed TO
Johnny Wilson that he is willing to meet
me in match for the title. Please issue
formal challenge 10 Wilson on my be-
half"
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,toUTHPIECE Is BARRED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1L-Bexers In
New York will not be allowed to wear
rubber mouth protectors during, a CON
test. The recent fuss. started AFTER
Ted Lewis appearance with such De
vice in the BrittOn bout, mas Deeh re re-
viewed bv the boxing commission. The
commission holds that according TO sec
ton of rules governing boxing CON
tests here the boxers are prohibited from
wearing any substance other than t he
regulation gloves, trunks, etc. WHICH
might handicap an opponent.
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RIrEs GET NICK cARrrR-

CHICAGO, Feb. 11-Nick Carter, vet
Kansas city for PITCHER Harry @ weaver
and Inhelder Hoke Warner, President
Will Week announced here today. Warn.
er is to be given a tryout at third. Car
ter formerly was a member of the Indi-
anapOlis club.
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THEY WILL PLAY SQUASH.

NEW YORK, Feb. IF. Van S. Hyde
of Harvard. former national squash ten
mis- champion, Thursday defeated the de-
tending titleholder. A. J. COrdier Of Yale.
in the semi-fnal match of the national
tournament at the Yale Club here. The
score was 17-16 1911, 1918. Hyde was
to meet Jay Gould OF the Columbia Club
in the finals today.
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WELSH AND GRIFFTrHs.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 11.-Eddis
Welsh, South Bends welterweight boxer.
has signed a contract to meet Johnny
Grifiths, Ohio welterweigbt and chal-
lenger to Champion Jack BrittOn. The
articles were signed through Eugene
Kessler, sporting promoter here, who
expects to stage the bout in the oliver
Theater here on Washington's birthday
anniversary
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REAT THEMSELVES.

BOSTON, Feb. list Patricks' of
Ottawa won from Harvard at hockey
here last night, to o. in the Crimson,s
first defeat Of the season when Jabish
Holmes, Harvard goal tend. knocked a
stray puck into his own net for the only
goal OF the night.
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WILLARD PICKS CAMP.

TRENTON, n. j.. Feb. 1L-Jess VII
lard will establish training quarters at
Bradley Beach, y. j.. it was announced
Thursday by william Trubey, secretary
of the State athletic commission he e1-
Oacts 70 arrive at his training camp the
frst week in August. Mccoy, Jenries
and (orbStt used Bradley Beach as
training camp.
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HIGH SCORES AT LA PORTE.

LA PORTE, IND, Feb. Lila Porte
bowling records were smashed Thursday
when Charles Bachman got a score Of
200 for a single game. and the Pathhnd-
ers rolled 1855 for three games. which
included a 6S3 series by Garland Daniels
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TIUO Illinois Court
Stars in Danger of
Being Out of Game

URBANA, IL, Feb. n.-Evie He'll
strOm and Johnny Sabo may be missing
from the Illinois basket ball lineup in
Saturday nights tussle with the Gopher
five Each must tackle an exam before
appearing on the floor. The llllni ex-
poets a hard time with DR.. Cooks throw
ers.
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NEW DOUBLES LEADERS.

ST PAUL. Feb. Ill. Stasch and F.
Relmer Of Minneapolis rolled into hrst
place In the two-man event yesterday at
the International Bowling Association
tournament, getting a total of 1.245. and
displacing. s. Thoma and X. RadyI of
chicago, who now hold second place with
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BOUTS IN OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 11.-Billy
Miske, St. Paul heavyweight, won a ten
round decision over Lee Anderson, Sec
ramento, at Milwaukee arena. Bobby
Harper, Seattle lightweight, won a ten
round decision over Bobby Ward of st.
Paul frankie Murphy, Denver. de-
feated Johnny Tillman, st. Paul, In
ten-rOund battle. They are welter-
WEIGHTS.
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DETROIT AND BOSTON.

NEWTON, Mass, Feb. IA twO-year
agreement for football games between the
University of Detroit and Boston College
was announced last night by Frank W.
Reynolds, graduate manager Of athletics
at the local institution.
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GIANTS GETS TEXAN.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11-Ewel Gross, Sec
on1 baseman who played last year with
the San Antonio Club of the Texas
League, has been signed by the New
York Nationals, 1t was announced Thurs
day. He is a native of Mesquite, Texas.
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ATHENS STRIKE is SPREADING.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE strike move
ment in Athens is spreading and a gen
eral strike appears inevitable, said an
Exchange Telegraph Company dispatch
from that city today. The electricians.
baker, 4and weaveEax<5<Esed the strike of
street. railway 49, tric workers.