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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
Sport Features in Brief

GALVESTON, TEXA%B Ruth
pushed one over the fence Wednesday,
but the Robins hoped on Rookie Jol-
ley IN the tenth and beat the Yankees,
2 to /
PRINCETON, n. Amy Princeton
player who misses classes next fall with
out a good reason will be dismissed from
the football team, according 10 Coach
Bill Roper. He says scholastic troubles
are all that ails football at Princeton.
NEW HAVEN, CONN-Common sense
and high brow legislation is all that is
necessary to correct 10 sO-called evils of
football. Tad Jones. head coach at Yale,
says
PARIS-PerEhing stadium erected near
the POis De Vincennes by the American
Army in 1913 has been definitely chosen
for the 1924 Olympic games.
NEW Y0RK-Bed by Johnny Wies-
muller. ~17-year-old swim sensation, the
Illinois Athletic Club swimming team
made three worlds relay records last
night by doing 400 yards in 845 3-5; 500
yards in 4:41 As and 600 yards In
$50 8.
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Glenna COllett Wins

PINEHURST, y. c., March 3O.-Nuss
GIenna Collett of the Metacomet CLUB.
Providence, r. l., won the North ami
South women's golf championship yes-J
terday defeating Mrs. NJ. J.. Scammeil Of
Unilptown. Pa, four and two in the
fnat.
Miss Colett's ability to get greater
distance on her shots was the determin-
ing factor in the match.
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Boxing Card Tonight
at TT. Harrison Show

Louie LaveIl, Anderson, vs.. Tommy
league, Muncie. twelve rounds, 135
pounds.
Bobby Bridges, Indianapolis VS.. Jack
CarbOne, Indianapolis, eight rounds, I42
pounds.
Kid Logan. Indianapolis VS.. Ray Welsh,
Indianapolis, six rounds. 135 pounds.
Kid McClain, TT. Harrison, vs.. jess
Athey, indianapolis, four rounds, 1i6
pounds.
(First bout at $3.50 o'clock.)
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Indoor Tennis Tourney

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The round be-
fore the semi-hnals of the singles in the
mems national indoor tennis champion
ship was to he played today on the
courts OF the Seventh Regiment Armory.
Frank 7. Anderson, present singles
champion, and S. Howard Stophel, twice
singles champion, are regarded the lead
ing c~Ontenders for the title.
-.
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Pennsylvania, 8; Philadelphia College
of Dentistry. L.
Annapolis. z; Bowdoin. g.
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Baseball Gun PLAY

PINE BLUFF, Ark, March 500.
+. MoClerkin, grand master of IA ma
ti0nal cOlOred fraterna1 lodge, was
shot and killed Wednesday after
noon by w. f. OBryant a coIOred
druggist, in an argument over who
pitched for Boston Americans in
Tuesdays exhibition game here with
Pittsburgh.
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srrcHER rossEs RALKAN.

BOSTON. March 8o.-Joe stecher OF
Dodge. Neb., defeated YoUscuf Mahmout,
the Balkan wrestler. Wednesday night In
two straight falls. The first fall was
scored after fcrty-one minutes and eight
seconds of wrestling and the second IN
sixteen minutes and twenty-four seconds.
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GREAT SEASON
FOR
New Teams Line Up in Local
AssOciatiOn--Opening
Day April 20.

The many applications from new teams
for berths in the leagues affiliated with
the indianapolis Amateur Baseball Assoc
citation indicate that enthusiasm for sand-
in the city by opening day which has
been set for April 20.
1t is the opinion Of the officers of the
association that eleven or twelve leagues
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LEWIS DEFEATS LoNDAs.

ST. LOUIS, March so.-Ed (strangler)
Lewis successfully defended his title
against Jim LondRs, Greek wrestler, last
night. Lewis took the first and third
falls with headlocks.
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MIKE GIBBONS MATCHED.

ST. PAUL. March 3O.-Battling ortega
and Mike Gibbons, m~iddleweights, have
been matched TO meet in a ten-round no
decision contest here on April 8, Il was
announced yesterday.
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RETURN ENGLISH VISIT.

BOSTON, March 30.-Arrangements to
have a joint team Of six Yale and Har-
ward players go to England In July to re-
turn the visit here last summer of an
Oxford Cambridge combination were
made public yesterday.
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BOWLING

The Hides, Tails and Shin Bones were
the three-straight winners in the Elks
League Wednesday night. The Antlers,
Teeth and Ears were the five TO s. down.
The Eyes won two out Of three from the
Hoofs.
The Hides were IN fine form and rolled
games OF 9I5, oil and 9G6. Such shooting
was too much for the Antlers. The shin
Bones Il Ears bowled with four men
each.
The high count Of the night was made
by Speicher Of the Eyes with 235 in
BIS i E;ta wh nc at the naples. fescal 90, Of
score. Rule OF the Hoofs came along
with DID. Myers of the Eyes was not far
behind with a 220 count.
The Parcel Checks and Car Service
teams won straight games in the Indi-
ana Union Railway League. Their vic
tins were the Executives and Transpor-
tati0n aggreRations. The T~rainmasters
and General Office teams won two out OF
three from the Valuation Department out.
tit and Engineers.
The best bowling Of the night was fur
nished by the Parcel Checks. Their
gamos Of $40 and S11 were high team
best among the individuals with totals OF
III, 216 and 1T6.
In the American Club loop the Stripes
took three from the Eagles. The Stars
won two from the Independents after
dropping the first game. Niman's big 2J7
accounted for the Independents only vic
tory.
In the Capitol Ladies' League. No. 2
and No. 4 teams won three from the No.
3 and No. 3 teams. No. 7 squad will roll
later against the scores Of the No. q out
fit.
TOLEDO. March so.-A race between
two bowlers from Rochester, n. Y. for a
high money spot In the singles division,
featured the American Bowling Congress
tournament in minor events here yester-
day.
tral team, rolled into third place with a
three-gamo score OF 500. but held the po-
sition only a few minutes when W. Minch
topped his f~ell0w-bowler's score by one
pin, crowdlng Grauss down a notch.
Scores yesterday in the tvo-man event
were below the ayera go, only three pairs
going over the 1900 mark. J. Glliigan
u ]. Sommermatter Of Rochester shared
high honors with j. Peppers and L.
Kohs Of Detroit with a 1910 score. The
other 200 doublet was that OF Il. Weller
!. 2O6.
The Detroiters failed to make a dent in
the standings, hut q number Of money
scores showed up on the squad.
Ono OF the best exhibitions Of bowling
of the tournament. and one which marked
the return Of a champion, was made by
Fred Smith Of the Gable Plano FIVE. Smith
Is the individuals champion, having won
the title at Buffalo last year. Smith shot
221 in his first game, 235 In the second
and POI in the final. for a CIT.
TOLEDO, March 30-Four Buffalo
bowlers were injured late Wednesday
afternoon when a taxicab which the Buff
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[ A

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 30
Jimmy Dunn outpointed Tommy Free
mau in ten-rounds here last night.
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MISCUE TAKES
HOPES FINAL
TITLE CHANCE
Willie Tells of Situation That
Gives Schaefer Opening
to Run Out.
PRAISES THE CHAMPION

Editors NOte)-WiIIie Hoppe, famous
cue wizard. lost his chance to regain
the worlds 1872 baIk line billiard cham
piOnship last night on "a miseue. Today
the former champion tells his view of
the fatal miseue and of the great con-
test itself, which is declared by billiards
experts to be the most thrilling ever
staged in the history of the game. To
the victor, Jake Schaefer, the defeated
challenger, who himself held the title for
sixteen years, gives full credit. "A peer
less player" Hoppe says of Schaefer.
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TOLEDO, March 90.-Four Buffalo
bowlers were injured late Wednesday
afternoon when a taxicab which the Buff
falO mSn had engaged for a pleasure trip
around the city collided with an auto
mobile in the residence section. The
taxicab was overturned, making It
out through the windows by pedestrians.
The Buffalo men are w. J. Wright,
George Poligia. Joe Schmitz and Bryan
Parker. They were taken to a hospital.
All were cut and bruised.
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The high count Of the night was made
by Speicher Of the Eyes with a 235 in
bis first whack at the naples. fescal OF
the Hides was next IN line with a 2a
score. Rule OF the Hoofs am along
with ODD. Myers of the Eyes was not far
behind with a 220 count.
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Any team desiring games with a fast
colored baseball club address the manager
Of the Indianapolis Stars. Edward Dick
erson, S57 Edgemont avenue.
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The Hides were IN fine form and rolled
games OF 9T5, oil and 966. Such shooting
was too much for the Antlers. The shin
Bones and Ears bowled with four men
each.
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the three straight winners IN the Elks'
League Wednesday night. The Antlers,
Teeth and Ears were the five to go down.
The Eyes won two out Of three from the
Hoofs.
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In the Capitol Ladies' League. No. ?
and No. 4 teams won three from the No.
8 and No. 3 teams. No. 7 squad will roll
later against the scores Of the No. 6 out
fit.
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nished by the Parcel Checks. Their
gamos Of $40 and S1t were high team
scores. Nolan Of the Parcel Checks was
best among the individuals with totals OF
I'll. 2l6 and IT6.
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In the American Club loop the Stripes
took three from the Eagles. The Stars
won two from the Independents after
dropping the first game. Niman's big 2J7
accounted for the Independents only vic
tory
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26

1t is expected that seven or eight
farm bureaus in as many counties
around Dayton. will be represented in
the meeting.
The Rev. D. G. Pleasant, of Camp
bellstown, announces a series of evan
gelistic meetings in the Campbells-
town Christian church, of which he
is pastor, beginning next Sunday. He
will preach the sermons and will be
assisted by Miss Ruth Beery, OF
Pleasant Hill, singing evangelist.
E. D. Turner, agricultural agent for
Preble county, is passing the Christ
mas holidays with his parents in We
mona, H. He expects to return to
Eaton next Tuesday.
F. NJ. Sternhart of Dayton, general
telephone traffic superintendent, and
w. H. Bailey of Richmond, Ind, tele-
phone manager, are scheduled for adj
dresses before a telephone operators s
melting Thursday in West Alexandria
victims of a Christmas eve drinking
ing" and also will act as instructor
for a special feature of the meetingq.
Mr.. Bailey will lead in impromptu
talks. Mayor Hornbeck, of West Al
exandria, will give an address of vel
come. Response will be made by J.
E. McCord, of Camden. The meeting
will include a monday dinner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26
negro FACES CHARGE
OF INTENT TO Kill;
BAETz is RECOVERING

Officer Joseph Baetz. of the local po-
Vice force, who was shot by Matthew
Diamond" Taylor, negro, who had
been placed under arrest, Tuesday
was reported to De recovering satisfac-
'torily, despite the pain from his
wounds Officer Henry Rockers, also
a victim of the frenzied negro, suffer
ed minor flesh wound in his right leg.
Taylor viii be arraigned in circuit
court before Judge William A. Bond on
"a charge of shooting with intent to
kill.
Taylor opened fire on the two police
men with a 80 calibre revolver after
being arrested Monday evening at
Peter Pappo's restaurant at North
Twelfth and F streets and being placed
in the patrol wagon. Officer Baetz
suffered a flesh wound in his left side
and painful wound in his right wrist.
The bullet which struck him in the
side narrowly missed his heart. He
was taken to Reid Memorial hospital
by a passing motorist who was hailed
by Patrol Driver Herbert Ray. Officer
Rockers did not discover his injury
until after he had subdued the negro.
Bullets Craze Rockers.
Two bullets graZed Rockers. One of
them took a button off his overcoat
and ripped-up the garment, while the
other struck a bunch of keys in his
trousers pocket. The bullet lodged in
the keys and when Rockers felt in his
pocket, he found the led.
Taylor, who had been causing con-
siderable disturbance in the Pappo
restaurant, resisted tile officers when
arrested. The patrol was called i'm
mediately. Taylor was put into the
patrol only after considerable resist
ance. His enormous size and weight
was a decided handicap for the offic-
ers. Taylor was fighting the police SO
fiercely that he could not be searched.
Curses Policemen.
Just as the patrol was being driven
over the first track at the Twelfth
street crossing on its way to headquar-
ters, Taylor began to abuse the offic-
ers with profanity Taylor continued
his threats and one of the officers
struck at him with his club, but Tay-
lor raised his arm in defense. The big
negro attempted to rise in resistance,
but the officers held him down. The
second time that Taylor was crowded
back into the corner of the patrol he
drew his gun and began to shoot. Four
shots were fired in rapid succession,
with two snaps of the gun previous to
the firing Driver Ray, hearing the
shots, drove the patrol to one side,
jumped out and went around to the
rear, where he met officer Baetz com
ing out of the PATROL wounded. Ray
proceeded into the patrol and assisted
Officer Rockers in subsiding the ne
gro. The two officers were forced to
club the man severely before he could
5 be overpowered. Baetz and Rockers
did not shoot at Taylor for fear that
the driver might be struck by a bullet.
Although he lost considerable blood
from the wound in his wrist and side,
Officer Baetz was able to render him
self first aid while on the way to the
hospital. by holding his wrist, keeping
back the flow of blood.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26
Circuit Court
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following persons have been
granted marriage licenses recently by
the clerk of the Wayne circuit court:
William NJ Calkins, taxi driver, city.
and Madonna d. Erik, city.
Lorren Bolton, mechanic, city, and
Genevieve Polk, Cambridge City.
Delmer L. Thomas, farmer, Foun-
tain City, and Ruth E. Wooters, city.
Kenneth Donard, yard clerk, Union
City, and Frances Jackson, city.
William w. Vaughn, barber, city,
and Florence L. Shepherd, city.
SUES FOR INSURANCE
William McCarty has filed suit in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26
Police Court News
FINED FOR lNToxlcATIoN


Gus Kroner was fined $5 and costs
N police court Tuesday morning on a
charge of intoxication. He was arrest
I'd Monday by Officers, Cussins, Sey-
mere and O'Harra. Kroner was also
given a suspended sentence of 80 days
% the penal farm. pending good be-
lavior. 1t was his third appearance in
police court this year on a charge of
ntoXication.
GETS SUSPENDED FINE
Richard Duvall was given a suspend
ID fine of 500 and go days to the
penal farm in police court Tuesday,
or violation of the liquor law provid-
ID he pay his costs. He was arrested
Saturday by Officers Ray, Cussins and
Seymore and Night Sergeant Wier-
lake.
RETURNED TO GREENVILLE
Eugene Hall was returned to Green
rille, Ohio, by Chief of Police Lynch,
If that city. Hall was arrested here
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26

after word had been received that he
was wanted for vehicle taking.
TURN OVER TO LEGION
Vester Mckinney, arrested Saturday
on charge of vagrancy, was turned
over to the American Legion, which
organization was to see that he left the
city.
LEcTURED BY MAYOR.
Everett Harmon, Il years old ar
rested Sunday by Chief Eyersman on a
charge of buying stolen goods, was
lectured by Mayor Handley Tuesday
and released on his promise of good
behavior
FINED FOR INToxIcATIoN.
Edward VanEtten paid a fine of 81
and costs Sunday when he was arrest
ed by Officers Beckers and BaetZ on
charge OF intoxication
George Hart of Indianapolis paid a
fine of 81 and costs Sunday after he
had been arrested by Officers Keck and
Seymore on a charge of intoxication
John Doyle paid a fine of 81 and
costs Monday after being arrested by
Motorcycle Officer J. w. Hennigar on
a charge of intoxication.
FACES LIQUOR CHARGE,
Elijah Brokamp will be arraigned in
police court soon on a charge of vio-
lating the liquor law. Brokamp was
arrested Monday at his home, so Ft
Wapne avenue by Night Sergeant Wi
erhake, and Officer Ray, Wiehmeyer,
Ratliff and Keck.
LECTURED BY HANDLEY.
Arnet Bradley Tuesday entered a
plea of guilty to an assault and bat
terry charge on Eawoone Coat, who was
arraigned on the same charge, but who
entered plea of not guilty. The two
boys were lectured by Mayor Handley
and released on promising that they
would behave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26
F Fountain City Christmas
Party To Be Given Dec. 28

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind, Dec 2S.-
The public is invited to the Christmas
community party which is TO be given
at the school house in Fountain City
Thursday evening at So'clock. The
party is being given by the Girls
Stunt club" an organization of high
school girls which was sponsored by
five young matrons OF the town last
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Stegall,
of Richmond, are to be present and
have charge of the evenings enter
tainment Mr.. and Mrs. Stegall are
connected with the Community Ser
vice league of Richmond. Prepara-
tions are being made for number of
guests. Each person attending is asked
to bring sandwiches. Coffee will be
served by the club girls.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26

human treatment, in Wayne circuit
court. Notice of the suit having been
given the defendant only by publica-
tion, it was ordered that, since he did
not appear against, the plaintiff, that
she not be permitted to re-marry for a
period of two years, and the court
costs were adjudged against her.
ASKS APPRAISERS NAMED
Enos c. Vail, trustee of Green school
township of Wayne county has filed a
petition in Wayne circuit court asking
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26

Wayne circuit court to collect insur-
ance said to have been contracted for
by his father, Samuel McCarty, de-
ceased. The suit is against the de-
ceased and the Prudential Insurance
Company of America, and the demand
is for 1882
GRANTED ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Viola Moore has been granted an
absolute decree of divorce from her
husband, Edward Moore, on the ground
of failure to provide and cruel and in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26
UNSUCCESSFUL EATON
BANDITS FOIL POLICE
IN SEARCH FOR CLUES

EATON, Ohio, Oec. 26.-Police have
been unable to get any trace of two
hold-up men who staged an unsuccess-
full hold-up shortly after 10 O'Clock
Saturday night at the grocery store OF
Charles Stephens on North Barron
street Stephens wife is thought to
have upset the plans of the pair, as
the men left the store hurriedly and
without getting any booty.
When the stick-up pair entered the
store they drew guns from the pock-
cts of their overcoats and walked to-
ward the rear of the store, where
Stephens and his brother, Robert
Stephens, and Ray Oterholser, were
seated, they being the only persons in
the store at the time. Covering the
three men with the guns, one of the
stick-ups stepped to the cash register.
He came into full view of Stephens
wife and son, Cecil, 19. who were sit
ting in the darkened living room that
connects with the store by a doorway
Mrs. Stephens told her son to hurry
and get the gun. The voice coming
out of the darkness surprised the
hold-up man. 1t is thought he feared
-
and they backed rapidly toward and
out the door, with guns still Ievelled.
BY the time Cecil returned from up
stairs with the gun the pair had dis
appeared in the darkness. Police were
furnished a good description of the
men, but they were unable to locate
them.
Of n nrf% }In IL
library a@Christmas gift in the form
of check for 800, with which to
purchase new books. the library board
of trustees announces. Major Ortt has
made two or more liberal gifts of
money to the library the last year for
new books and many new and desir-
able volumes have heen added as a
result Major Ortt formerly was for a
number of years treasurer of the Ma
tional Military home at Dayton. He Is
now living retired .ife.
Pre-Christmas marriage licenses is
| sued in Preble county were: Ernest l..
| Borradaile, q, bookkeeper. Richmond,
| Ind, and Mae Erwin, 81, stenographer,
| Campbellstown; Robert P White, u,
| barber, Eaton, and Ruth Earman, "a,
SdHpUellStOWH, HOGtSF Grouse, ~, 1dF-
mer. Camden, and Hazel Soldiers, 18
| Lewisburg.
! Frank Blackford, of Eldorado, has
been selected by the Preble county
| farm bureau to represent tha Duran
in tobacco growers meeting Friday,
| in Dayton, in the Montgomery county
| farm bureau quarters. The purpose
of the meeting is to form tobacco
! sales association, similar to the Ken
lucky Burley growers organization.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26

for the appointment of appraisers to
appraise and assure the value OF real
estate to be purchased by the school
township James NJ. Ladd and Martha
Ladd are the other parties mentioned'
in the petition.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
A suit for divorce and change OF
name has been filed in Wayne circuit
court by Mary z. Burton against her
husband, John L. Burton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-12-26
ORGANIZE TON LITTER
CLUB AMONG swine
GROWERS OF PREBLE

EATON, Ohio, Dec. 26. Through
efforts of County Agent E. D. Turner,
an organization to be known as the
Ton Litter club has been formed
among swine growers of Preble coun-
ty. The club members viii endeavor
to produce ton of pork in six months
from one little of pigs, the pigs all to
be farrowed after March /, next. The
contest will close the week of the
county fair in September and the hogs
will be exhibited at the fair and prem
iums given the winners. Each litter
must be weighed a. the end of six
months. = Those not six months old
at fair time will be weighed as OF
that age. 1t is expected the hogs will
be sold to packers and aommission
men on competitive bidding,
The Preble County Poland China
Swine Breeders association has NOM
mated the following of its members
for membership in the club: Wilbur
Christmas, George Gephart, Eaton;
]. H. Lamm, w. C. Uhl, Camden. The
Duroc Jersey Swine Breeders associa-
tion. Preble county, has nominated
from its membership, C. F. Hildebolt,
Lee Compbell, Jacob Fleisch, H. w
Hildebolt, all of Eaton.
1t is expected the Preble County
Hampshire Swwiwne Breeders asso-
citation will nominate two or more of
its members for the club, as a mini
mum of ten members is desired
1t is expected results of the contest
will demonstrate TO county swine
growers that the industry can be made
much more profitable than at present
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