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Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10

With regional meaning "ruination" for
sixteen of the thirty two teams involved
the curtain will rise tomorrow on the
second act Of chat great three act drama,
THE Indiana High School Basketball
Championship" with the setting in
Bloomington and Lafayette.
Tomorrow furnishes each section an
opportunity to eliminate Its weak sisters
before sailing into each other next week
at Indianapolis. 1t is the prospect OF
some of these weak sisters forgetting
their classification and hauling off" and
knocking some of their stronger cOntem>
poraries for a goal" in the regionals
that is going to make these two Indiana
cities a regular hotbed of basketball dur
At 8 O'Clock in the morning each
section will start its wedding out process
and the job will keep them busy until
the 8 80 p. m. games are completed.
Down at Bloomington, Stony Creek
and Bedford will start things off and
by all the laws Of gravitati0n and dope
Stoney Greek should fall Scottsburg
and Franklin take the floor next. and, of
course, the State champs are heavy IA
vorites to win this one. In the last game
team will step out for little tussle with
Newcastle and the Alces should start on
their fourth dozen of victories, having al
ready won an even thirty-six.
MANUAL TEAM
PLAYS PITTSBORO.
In the first game after lunch our own
Manual team Is going to attempt some
circus stuff by trying to ride that ccal
black horse named Pittsboro, to a vic
tory. Predictions OF the outcome Of this
game are scarce and it looks like a nifty
fifty proposition. However, If the Red
and White shows as much stuff as ii did
In the sectional the dark horse will have
to step lively to unseat the Indianapolis
standard bearers
Jasper and Garfield next take the stage
and while the outcome will be some
what In doubt, neither team is rated as q
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
No Action on H. S. Protest

La PORTE, Ind, March 1O.-Accord-
ing to A. L. Trester, secretary of the
Indiana High School Athletic Associ-
alton no action will be taken in regard
to the protest of certain schools who
participated in the high school district
basketball tournament which was held
at Decatur last Friday and Saturday
and which was won by Decatur. Charges
Of unfairness have been made against the
officials who refereed at the tourney. The
matter was not overlooked, however, as
A B. Altman of Angola, a member of
the State board. was sent to Decatur
Thursday TO investigate. He has not re-
ported yet to Secretary Trester. 1t has
been customary for the board to ignore
protests of this character, Secretary
Trester said.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
'Y Leaders Reach
Sen,i-FindLS Round
iN A. 4. u. TOURNEY
Local Basket Team Continues
to ShOIU Good Form in
National Event.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 10.-out Of
the many teams entered in the National
A. A. L. basket ball tournament here,
there are four left in the semi final round
of play, two of which will be eliminated
tonight The four teams to play tonight
are Loewe and Campbells, Kansas City
VS.. Southwestern College, Winfield; and
Kansas City A. c. VS.. the indianapolis
f'Y" Leaders.
The "Y'' Leaders won a close game
Thursday nighr from the Newton A. C's.
Is to 26 The Leaders were outplayed
in the first half, but came back strong
in the second half. and by virtue Of ac-
curate shooting pulled into the lead a
little before the gun popped.
Results of the tourney last night were
as follows:
Indianapolis Y. n. C. A. 2s; Newton
A. c.. 20.
Lowe and Campbells. SO; washburn,
College, "a.
Kansas City A. c., so; Union Club,
Belvidere, Ill, IS.
Southwestern College, IS; K. & L T. R.
R., 80.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Goal After Touchdown
Up for Discussion at
Rules Committee Meeting

CHICAGO. March 10-Elimlnation OF
tho goal. after touchdown, and the Of
cials problem. are the two chief ques
lions expected to come up for discus
sion by the intercollegiate football rules
committee at its meeting today aud to
morrow.
Two factions in the committee are ex-
touchdown fght. One faction is ex-
pected to press for elimination Of the
goal altogether. while the other Will urge
n return to the old method by which the
goal must lie kicked from opposite the
point where the touchdown was made.
An effort viii be made to inject young
blood" into the small army Of football
officials by urging recently graduated
players of recognized ability TO take up
the work. One suggestion expected to
receive consideration by the committee
is that Of having a central board or com
mlttee allocate officials for all games
throughout the season just as umpires are
allotted in the baseball leagues.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
OTHER THURSDAY BOUTS.

NEW YORK-Frankle Maher knocked
out Artie Lewis in the fourth round
Eddie Kane stopped Tommy Hillard II
the sixth round.
JERSEY CITY-JImmy Carroll out
pointed Charley Murray in a ten-round
bout.
SCRANTON, Pa.-Jack Palmer. Phila-
delphla, and Johnny Herman, Allentown
fought a slow ten-round draw.
PEORIA, Iu--Mlke Gibbons outpointed
Tommy Murphy in ten rounds, Tommy
Carney and Johnny Donahue draw ten
rounds.
GAINESVILLE, wis.-Jimmy Muzzy
outpolnted Morris Schlaifer ten rounds
OSHKOSH, Wis. - Bud German oi
Kenosha defeated Eddie McGoOrty OF
Oshkosh easily in ten rounds here last
night Chick Remick OF Menasha shaded
Young Morris OF Hurley IN eight rounds
Jake Lang Of AshkOsh Knocked out J oe
Dempsey Of Milwaukee In the seventh
round.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
LOCALS OFF FORM
IN A. b. c. MEET

TOLEDO, March 10.-The Indianapolis
Capitol No. . League team. composed Of
q number OF star boWlers, got off 10 q
slow start Thursday night and failed to
finish in the money in their American
Bowling Congress competition. The
scores in the team event were; G. Gels.
5+5; W. Reitzell. 52G; !. Cook. 495; L.
Remitter. 545; ". Harshman. 494 Game
totals We're s24. S73 and SOS, with the
grand total, 2.605
Officials expect the high mark In the
five men division to be upset tonight. On
the first squad IN the team division is
scheduled the A II. Arnold five, the team
that rolled a score OF 3,047 in the Buffalo
tournament in 1921 only TO lose the cham
pionship, when the Saunders of Toronto.
banged out a 3068 total on the last tour
nament. The Fleming Furniture team of
Cleveland, which finished in third place
last year with 2.961 is another that is
scheduled on the first squad Of sixteen
tonight. The BrUcks of Chicago is still
another strong &mpetitOr tonight.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
NAMES
BARRY REFEREE
Veteran to Handle All-StaI
Program of Bouts at Tom
linSOn Hall.

With practically everything in readiness
for the tap Of the gong to open the Amer
lean Legion benefit boxing show at Tom
linson Hall next Monday night, Indian
ajolis boxing fans are eagerly awaiting
the arrival of the visiting glove gladiators
for their tapering off training grind.
Jack Elliott. the soldier -horseshoer-
boxer from Culver, who meets Jimmy
Dalton of this city in the semi wind up
of eight rounds, will arrive here Sunday
morning and will work out at the Plaza
roof
The legion committee has selected
Frank Barry to offlciate as referee for
all the bouts. This choice gives assur-
ance OF fast, clean work on the part Of
the boxers, because Barry is regarded as
West, and ne will not tolerate stalling or
undue love making" between the con-
testants. Barry's work as third man IN
the ring at the Elks show gaze entire
satisfaction to the big crowd, and the
legion committee was fortunate In secur-
ing his services for next Monday night.
The important post Of announcer will
be Harry Geisel,- always great local
favorite. This probably will be Geisel S
last public appearance before an Indi
annapolis audience, as he will leave the
city soon to take UP his duties as UNI
ptre in the International League, to which
post he was promoted on recognition or
his long and faithful service In handling
the baseball indicator in lesser leagues
in the West.
The big task Of handling the crowd
will be under the capable direction of
genial Jack Quill, and the same staff of
assistants who took such excellent care
of the overflow throng at the opening
boxing entertainment The ushers will
be legion members, and Quill is drilling
them now, in order to take care Of the
great crowd which will be on hand to
see Downey and Carbone perform.
Special seats on the stage have been
reserved for the disabled veterans from
indianapolis hospitals, who win be the
Iegion's guests at the show. Between
thirty and forty wounded veterans will
be in the party.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Track Stars in Meet

NEW YORK, March 10-Cornell or
Dartmouth is favored to win the indoor
track and field championship meet Of the
intercollegiate Association of Amateur
Athletes of America at the 22nd Regi-
ment armory here tomorrow night.
Princeton, Pennsylvania, Harvard, Yale
and Penn State also have entered strong
teams.
More than 500 athletes have been en-
tered by sixteen colleges and universities
The entry list contains champions of
every callbre, from Olympic winners to
holders of Metropolitan A. A. L. stiles.
Several indoor records are expected to
"gO by the boards"
Among the entries are Lever Of Penn
sylvania, LoveJoy of Cornell. Barron of
Penn State, Higgins of Columbia. Dris-
coll of Boston College, Helffrich of Penn
State, Meridith of Pennsylvania and Le-
roy Brown Of Dartmouth.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10

The fact that Jack Terry lost hair
line decision at the fort Thursday night
does not reflect in any way upon hi his
chances to win over Make Epstein In the
opening Ground session on the legion
card at Tomlinson Hall Monday. Terry
was to have met a boy at his own
weight and accepted the Bt. Harrison
match as a part of his training GRIND
for Epstein. However, when his oppon-
ent could not appear. Terry took on
heavier boy rather than disapPoint the
crowd He was working partly under
wraps in order not to take chances on
getting injured before the Epstein ira
cas- Monday. The loss Of the decision
will serve to make little Terry work all
the harder against Make, and the fans
are assured Of a rousing battle In the
legion show curtain raiser.
Jack Terry's real name Is Terrence
Curley. He IS % years old and was
born in Indianapolis. He has par
ticipated In seventy-six ring en-
counters on the coast and in British
Columbia. Terry Is a race driver also.
and acted as mechanic for Tom Alley
In the Speedway races last year. Terry
plans to be Jerry WOnderlicks mechanic
and relief driver In the 1922 race here.
Terry formerly was n well-known bike
rider. During the World War, Terry
served in France as an ambulance driver
and also boxed several good boys while
in the service.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Independent Baseball

The Tartor A. As. a gathering Of south
side youngsters, will be in the field with
a strong team this season. The A. AS
have plans for one Of the fastest semi
pro ball clubs in the State About sixty
men are working for regular berths. and
Coaches Wolfe and Powers have their
hands full In picking the talent. The
players work ont under the supervision
of Sweeney, formerly Of Bay City. This
will be the first club to turn out on the
osuth side. Practice is being held in
GreenlawD every, Sunday morning and
players desiring to try for a crack team
are urged TO attend. A meeting win be
held at the EN- Roe Sporting Goods
Store in the near future. The club would
like to arrange few preseason games
with fast out-of-town teams, Attica,
Martinsville, Lawrence and ShelbyvilIe
preferred. Players wishing try-outs or
desiring information are requested to
call Drexel 1915 and ask for John. or
write John E. Kelly. 1884 South Senate
avenue.
The indianapolis Federals, a newly or
ganized club viii be on the field with a
fast semi-pro baseball club. The Fed
erals erals st are booking nothing but frst, st.
held at Arsenal avenue and Nineteepth
street this evening at 8 o'clock. The
following players are requested to at
tend this meeting as 1t is very impor-
tanJ. speedy heyuO4us, ans AgneW,
Jack Rich, Shorty Burch, Joe NoOnan,
John DoIiver, Martin Kretchlng, Biddy
BOUCHER, Mike Ray. H. Rubush, Pat
Griswald, Bert Ross, Rube Dawson, Pat
Liddle, Hulse, Cook. All players de-
string a try-Out should not fail to at
tend this meeting. State clubs should
get in touch with II. Rubush, 307 Trow-
bridge street, or phone Drcxel 1881 and
ask for Harold.
make an effort to organize a team for
the coming season at a meeting to be
held at the Broad Ripple garage Sun
day afternoon at 2 80 o'clock. Players
and others interested are requested to
be present. The meeting has been called
by James Osborn.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Ornae of FL. A. C.. Is
Winner in Bout at
Gary Boxing Meet
Butler and Higgins, Other
Local Entries, Lose in
First Scraps.

GARY, Ind, March 10.-Indianapolis
won one and lost two scraps in the pre-
liminaries of the Middle States Amateur
Orme, lightweight, of the Ho0sier Ath-
letic Club indianapolis, and holder OF
several championships, including the
State title won over MOorman Of Great
Lakes, in an overtime bout of four
rounds.
Orme was In fine trim and many fans
believe he will go to the finals Butler,
Of the Hoosier A. c., lost to Capocey, OF
Chicago, by a technical knockout in the
frs round. G. Higgins, Of the same
club, fyweight, was defeated by Matt
Farmer, of Chicago, in three rounds.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Midget Net Tourney

a Midget tournament will be held to-
morrow at Y. NJ l. Hall, North and
Noble streets. Play will start at a
m. The schedule is as follows:
8 A. M-Invincibles vs. st. Philips
Midgets.
10 A M-Franklin Midgets vs.. Ca
thedraI Grammar School
IL A M.-Cathedral Midgets vs.. Tiger
A. C's.
u M.-Lauter Grays vs. Southern Ma.
rooms.
P. M.-Winner Of the a. N. game
VS.. winner 10 a. m. game.
8 P. M.-Winner of the IL g. m. game
vs. winner Of noon game
80 p. M-Winner Of D. N. game vs.
winner of p. m. game.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
]. U. Swimmers Work Out

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 10
Working individually. plungers of tho
Crimson squad are working daily through
the distance grind IN the mems gym
pool in preparation for the 440-yard free
style State meet here March 25. Aoore,
Of the freshmen squad, who was second
to c. Smith of Culver IN the event last
year, is showing better form this season.
Williams is displaying speed Of caliber
trouble. Freshmen swimmers may com
pete unattached in the contest, officials
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Diamond Dust From Dixie
sOx VS.. GIANTS TOMORROW

SEGUIN, Texas, March 10.-Harry
Hooper, Ray Schalk and Amos strunk
will be the only regulars f. the White
Sox lineup when they face the Giants
in the first exhibition game of the sea-
son tomorrow. Rockies will comprise
the remainder of the outfit Kid Gleason
will send against the worlds champions.
Secretary Harry Grabiner reports that
only Dick Kerr, Eddie Mulligan and
Johnny Mostil are holdouts, but Gleason
is getting mighty anxious about several
othoer regulars who have not appeared.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
SCARLET AND
KAZOOK FIVES
WIN NET TILTS
WaOash and Mercer-Kalama
zoo and Grove City in Sec
Ond Round Tonight.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
wabash, 50; Illinois Wesleyan, 10.
Kalamazoo, IS; Idaho, 81.

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
Wabash. 50; Illinois Wesleyan, 10.
Kalamazoo, IS; Idaho, 81.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
7:E-WabRsh ". Mercer.
s:4-Kalamazoo VS.. Grove City.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
s:o0-Winner Wsbash-Mercer VS.. win
ner KalamazOO-GrOve City.
Wabash will meet Mercer tonight and
Kalamazoo College will play Grove City
as a result of their victories in the nrst
rounds Of the National intercollegiate
Basketball tourney, which started last
night at the Coliseum, State Playground
Wabash took the first game from Illinois
Wesleyan without much effort 80 to 16,
while Kalamazoo College had a harder
fight to win from the University OF
Idaho.
wabash opened the first game Of the
evening with a long shot by Crater from
the center Of the floor and the Scarlet
offense worked down the floor many
times for closeup shots at the basket
Wabash's superb defense forced the Wes-
leyans to resorc TO shots from the center
OF the foOT and even then the losers
were hard put" TO shoot from there
The Little Giants piled up a substantial
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
rPsTETS TO MEET O.Dowp.

Solly Epstein, local bantamweight, i
training daily with his brother Make
and is now In the. best Of shape. Solly''
manager, Sam Jordan of Toledo, ha,
s gned him up 70 meet Edie O'Dowd, the
Ohio scrapper at Columbus, Ohio, thi:
month, and has also booked Sony tC
box In Philadelphia and New York
Epstein is anxious TO meet Bud Taylor
again or any bantamweight in tbs
country and declares he is feeling ht-
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Ohio Net Coach Resigns

tion of George NJ. Trautman as basket
ball coach at Ohio State University was
announced at q banquet here Thursday
night Trautman will devote all his time
to the position of assistant athletic direc-
tor, he said His successor has not been
named
G. D. Robinson Of Columbus was
elected captain for next year. He played
center and guard during the past season.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Purdue Teams in Meets

O'ConOr left here this morning with
twenty-one track men lor the dual meet
with Northwestern In the evening. The
Purdue coach has his men primed for the
meet, as a stiff struggle is anticipated.
The wrestling squad put in its final
workout for the Indiana meet at Bloom
ingtOn Saturday. Coach Paulsen has his
men in good shape to give the Crimson
mat artists q hard battle
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
DOWLING


The Steers, Beef Butchers and Pigs won
two out Of three in the Abattoir League
Thursday night from the Hogs, Lambs
and Calves, respectively. The high team
score went to the Pigs, who totaled 923
pins in the second game.
Stewart of the Pigs featured the
nights bowling with a three game string
of 2l2, 23S and 234. 1t was the best pin
getting the loop has seen for some time.
Two-out- three victories ruled in the
Wholesale League Mooney Mueller, J.
c. Perry, House Of Crane and NJ. o. Con-
ner were the winners. Hibben- -Hollweg
uosed out its only victory over the O'Con-
ner five by one pin in the last contest
The best team score was posted by
House of Crane with an $50. Hukle of
Hamilton Harris stepped out in his last
They were the best Of the night with the
exception Of a 225 by Keiser Of Hibben-
Hollweg.
The Peoples Quitting and Banner
Furniture took three straight in the Fur
and Taylor won two out Of three.
The Banner five with 917 in the sec
ond game against the Home Furniture
squad posted the best team score. kim
mel OF the Taylors was high individual
with 232 pins.
The Evergreens won three in the Odd
Fellows loop from the Harris Lodge.
Indianapolis Lodge took the odd con-
test from the Irvington outfit. Brook
sides rolled three games which their Op-
ponents viii bowl against later. Lovick
Of the Brooksides was high with q POI
mark.
In the Ladies Social League, Alex
ander's Band won three from the Jolly
Rollers and the Snappy Five took two
from the Wittie squad. The Wittie
Five took It's only game by one-p0int
margin.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
Illinois Il. S. Net Tourneu

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. March 1O-Twen
ty-nine champions Of the high school dis
trict basket bali tournaments are bat
Ting today and tomorrow for the section
al championships in Peoria, Aurora, De
catur and Mt. Vernon. One week henci
the winners of today's sectional tourna
ments viii play at the University of Hi
nois for the State championship.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
ROOKIE LOOKS GOOD.

DALLAS, Texas, March 10.-Bruce Bar
ton, tall Kentucky right handler looks
like one of the pitching finds Of the
season thus far and Manager Speaker
of the Cleveland Indians, plans on start
against the Cardinals for this week end.
Practice was halted again yesterday by
rain.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
GIBBONS BIG FAYoRITE.

NEW YORK, March 1O--Ring sharps
today were wagering to 8 that Tom
GIT bons will defeat Harry Greb in their
ffteen-round light heavyweight battle. in
Madison Square Garden next Monday
night. Along Broadway they say the St.
Paul boxer will go into the ring to l
favorite.
In spite Of these unfayorable condi-
tions, Harry Greb. the Pittsburgh whirl-
wind, Is confident he is going to win.
Tom is made to order for me-" he
says.
Both men will put in their hardest
training ticks today and tomorrow and
Sunday win ease off in their prepara-
tioQs
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
HoRNsBY SIGNS WITH CARDS.

ST. LOUIS, March 10-Rogers S.
Hornsby, king OF the National League
batters last year and star second base
man Of the Cards, signed a contract
yesterday at 500, 800. This is an increase
Of $12500 over last season. He left last
night for the Cardinals camp at Orange,
Texas.
Hornsby was promised a salary in
crease if the Cardinals finished first, Sec
Cud or third, it was said.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
CUBS PLAY PORTLAND.

LOS ANGELES, March 1O-The youth
full and reJuvenated Cubs machine will
get its baptism of fire at Pasadena this
afternoon when it meets the Portland
Beavers in the initial exhibition contest
of the year. Except for Grimes at first
base and Flack in right field, the team
will be made up entirely u men who
are new Cubs or were substitutes last
wear.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
MORE WORK FOR SENATOR'S.

TAMPA, Fla, March 1O.-Manager
Clyde Milan informed his squad of
thirty-two Senators that from now on
they are going to earn their three squares
a day. The limbering up process has
now run it's course and he warned the
players, rockies and veterans alike, that
the daily workouts are to become longer
and harder against cutting time.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
coInREn wREsrLFR BUSY.

Lee Umbles, local cOlored welterweight
graphing star, will meet Young Dannis
Of Muncle at the Washington Theater,
Indiana avenue, tonight Umbles has
won five straight bouts and his follow
ers are pulling for a sixth victory when
be goes to the mat with Dannis. The
grapplers are meeting al 142 pounds.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
CLrRs TRADE CATCHERs

The Reading Club of the International
League has traded Catcher Harry Smith
TO the Charlotte Club Of the South At
lantic League Cor Catcher Ray Kennedy.
who with Walter. Tragressor, will make
up Readings iackstopping department
Harry Smith several years ago was with
big Lacquer for keeps, and now he slides
Sown TO Class B.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
MEYERS vs.. PARCAUT.

CHICAGO, March 10.-Arrangements
have been completed for a wrestling bout
between Johnny Meyers. claimant Of the
middleweight championship, and Ralph
Parcaut of Spencer, Iowa, here on April
3. They win meet at 100 pounds.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
All-COnference Selection

ANN ARBOR, Mich. March 1O-Two
Michigan men and one Purdue man have
been placed on the first team of an all
Conference basketball selection offered
by the Michigan Daily. Ray Miller is
the only member Of the championship
BoiIermakers. Following are the choices
First Team. Second Team.
W. Miller, Mich. .F...... Taylor, Wis.
Carney, III. ~. SeverinsOn, MINI.
Ely, Mich. .........C.... Gullion, Purdue
R. Miller, Purdue. .G........ Hicks, Iowa
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
n,TrARy no MANAGE nrCATTR

DECATUR, III, March 1O.-Dan
manager Of the Davenport club In the
Three I League, and last season with
Oklahoma City in the Western League,
has accepted terms to manage the new
Decatur club in the Three-I League, it
was announced Thursday.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
LOCAL COMMISSION MEETING.

Chairman L. G. Winn announced
Thursday night that there will be meet
ing Of the boxing commission Mt the
office Of Mike Maroney, 522 North Della
ware street. at 7.30 tonight. The meeting
is to be open and all persons having
business with the boxing commission are
fnrifnd TO attend
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-wllbert Robi-
son, manager of the Brooklyn Robins Is
trying to teach Sherry Smith to throw
an underhand ball like Carl Mays. Smith
had shoulder trouble last season.
Indiana daily times., 1922-03-10
y NFINGLING
" 4 gvftb the PUCS
LIVE GOSSIP
OF THE RING
SAnTH-MOoRE e
p TONIGHT.

JERSEY CITY, n !arch 10.-Mid
get Smith Of New York am Roy Moore Of
st. Paul will clash in a twelve-round bout
in the 4th Regiment Arnory here to
night for the right to meet Johnny Bun,
bantamewight champion, in 4 title bout.
Buff will watch the contest.