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Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
SHOW AT FORT THURSDAY.

The first bi-monthly boxing show of
the year will be staged at Service Club
No. al FIT. Harrison Thursday, Jan. II,
at $50 o'clock with Joe Rivers and
Pat Welsh in the principal bout The
main go is scheduled for eight rounds
and the boys are to weigh 1S5 pounds.
The semi-fnal will be between Sidney
Click of the II. A. c. and Freddy Lewis
of Indianapolis, who will make his de-
but before the Harrison Club. 1t is a
six-round affair with the boxers In the
lightweight class. Jack Men doza, the
Ft Harrison lightweight. will box Bob
Wilson in the second preliminary. Both
men are willing mixers and good bout
is expected Paddy Dixor, a welter
from Morrstown, and Rex Shubert af
indianapolis are carded for the first bout
of the evening. 1t is a fourrOund go.
Music will be furnished by the Eleventh
Infantry Band. Heze Clark will referee.
Tickets are on sale at ClaypoOl drug
store. Smith Hassler & Sturm, Spalding &
Sporting Goods Store, 138 North Illinois,
and Al South Illinois. Boxing fans are
advised to take the 80 p. m. interurban
car.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
GEORGES dHT THURSDAY.

LONDON, Jan. '.-Georges Carpenter,
heavyweight cham ion OF Europe, who
went CALAMITY down to defeat before
Jack Dempsey in Jersey City last July,
has his first test since that battle, next
Thursday.
Carp" meets George Cook, Australian
heavyweight champion, at Albert Hall.
Jan. L.
Sport fans will regard the coming
fight as of great importance In showing
whether Dempsey's blows materially and
permanently weakened the French
champion and whether his hand is we'll
again. Descamps, Carps manager, de-
clares Georges is as strong as ever. but
popular opinion here has II that his
morale is low"
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09


It was fourteen minutes after the start
of the game before De Pauw hit the
ring for field goal. Then this was
one of the NIoffet brand, a dandy long
one.
or five teams, and the way the substitutes
were squirming around on the bench II
looked as though they all wanted to get
into the battle.
Moffet was in many mix-ups under his
own basket and had lot TO do, but he
never committed any thing that looked
like foul.
Peare. the husky Scarlet center, is a
freshman and halls from Rockville, In
diana. He is a big, straping farmer boy
of eighteen. Wabash fans look for him
to be real star before the season closes.
Crane, Little Giant running mate with
Adam, grabbed five field goals in the
first half. He's freshman, too.
Starting the second half the Tigers used
the bounce pass in an attempt to break
through the strong Scarlet guarding, but
they soon went back to the air route OF
getting rid Of the ball.
Now the argument starts arain-Pur-
due smacked Wabash down, De Pauw
crooked Purdue and Wabash smeared De
Pauw. Some teams, these Hoosier iYes.
The big crowd was handled in wonder
full style and the officiating was just as
good. Several other colleges in the State
might follow Coach Walkers treatment
OF newspaper representatives. The press
box was fixed up in real stle.
Coach Vaughan apparently had used a
little psychology on his players in pre-
pairing them for. the big. game, for they
opened up the skirmish in a manner in
dicating they didn't figure De Pauw had
a thing. Vaughans system was also no
ticeable in the style of defense the Scar
let used. The Tiger machine simply
could not get started in the manner it dis
played against Purdue. Vaughan wit
messed that Purdue-De Pauw game, re
turned to Charlottesville, shook up his
line and went to it. From the results he
got Saturday, he certainly must have
slipped some high class and valuable
info to the Scarleteers.
The secret is out-Goldsberry has been
on diet for ten days and has lost four
teen pounds within that time. His play
Ing Saturday showed 1t. He has regained
his old speed and elusiveness and played
a kang-up game at floor guard He took
less than five shots at the net Saturday
confning his play Of the evening in pass
ing to others.
Jan. T.. Captain Graters birthday, IS
CeFLdlnIy MS lucky day- Infce years ago
on that date Wabash downed the Pur-
due victory Five" last year on the same
date AIillikin's crack team Of Decatur
, Ill, was swamped by Wabash and Jan. Z
l022-well, the story Is still fresh in
many minds.
Just before Saturday scrap some one
told Goldsburry that Crane wasn't feel
ing good, but Crane remarked that he
always had a big night when he didn't
feel well. He scored ten points in the
opening period.
The scrap was fast De Pauw took time
out but once, while Wabash never
stopped.
Many indianapolis fans were present tc
i see the game. Mayor Berry Of Craw-
fordsville was also a spectator.
Ten minutes after the contest started
a delegation Of Wabashers who used the
side door Pullman" TO reach Greencastle
were ushered into the Wabash roofing
/ section. The crowd gave the "Hooiigans'
big hand.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
HutchisOn Wins Coast
Open Golf Tournament

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. 9.-Joek
Hutchison Of Chicago. holder Of the Brit
ism open golf championship, won the
northern California open golf champion
ship Saturday, with a medal score Of 304
for seventy-two holes of play. He made
the four rounds in SO-71-76-75. Eddie
Traub of San Francisco was second with
total of 313, and Harold Sampson Of
San Francisco scored 314 for third place.
The low score for amateurs was made
by Jack Neville, ex-amateur champion OF
California, who was sixth with 322
strokes.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
WeLter GrdppIers
to Meet TOMORROW
at Gdyety Theater

Jack Reynolds. welterweight wrestling
title claimant, who meets Bobbie Roscoe
Of Montreal, Canadian title claimant, in
the main event of the mat show to be
staged at the Gayety Theater, on East
Washington street, tomorrow night, ar
rived in indianapolis this morning from
Bloomington, where he is coaching the In
diana University graphing squad.
Tis daily workouts and training with
the Crimson team has kept Jack in fine
shape and he will be able TO give Roscoe
all he has when they get together to-
morrow night Jack is tipping the beam
at exactly 144 pounds and Is at his best
at this weight.
BObbie Roscoe also reported this morn
ing and is in good condition.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
GRFENIEAF WINS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Ralph Greenleaf,
worlds pocket billiard champion, Satur-
day defeated Charles Harmon, the New
York State champion, 100 to 9l, in an
exhibition match at Lawler Brothers
Academy. In Brooklyn. On the previous
night Greenlcaf had been defeated by
Arthur Church. former State title holder,
hut he redeemed himself Saturday by
playing a remarkably line game against
Harmon.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
JACK WANTS wELTERs ONLY.

In answering Billy Schober's challenge
for a wrestling match, Jack Reynolds
states that he will meet Schober If the
veteran can make 145 ringside. Reynolds
says he has decided to wrestle only le-
gitimate welterweights in the future and
that all his opponents must make the
145-pOund figures. Reynolds will be back
in the city tomorrow morning TO i'll mis-
engagement at the Gayety Theater,
where he will meet Bobby Roscoe to-
morrow night Jack has been coaching
the Indiana University grIpplers and
has had no lack OF mat partners to work
with. He says he is in fine shape for
the Tuesday night bout
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
Charlottesville Got News
in Big League Style

,CRAWFORDSYILLE, Ind, Jan. O.
PauwWabash basket bail game ot
Greencastle Saturday than in any other
met scrap staged by a Scarlet five in
many years. hundreds of Wabash FOL.
lowers were unable to attend the contest
rs Seats for the game were sold many
days before the battle started 4 crowd
of more than 4 thousand remained in
front Of the Charlottesville Review office
special wire. Telephone calls We're re-
ceived from hundreds of people in sur
rounding towns up until a late hour
Saturday.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
.
VI wfthhe PUGS
LIVE GOSSIP
OF THE RING

guard at night. l think a lot of him.
1t may be we will have to fight; that's
for the public to determine. Say what
you want. it isn't the fighter or his man
ager who makes the match, it is public
opinion.
"If the public wants to SEQ me and
Jack in the ring, l suppose we will get
into the ring, and though Jack and l
are the best Of friends, We fight and
fight to win. l don't know If l could
whip Jack or not, but 1 do know that
Harry Wills would nexer have a chance.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

CHICAGO. Jan. 0--Charley Tennes,
who is managing Jake Schaefer, the balk-
line champion, returned from the East
today 10 make preliminary plans for the
next match. In which Schaefer will de.
fend his title against the challenge of
Willie Hoppe This will be played here
between March IS and April /.
New York billiardists wanted him to
play the match there. but he believes
Chicago. being the birthplace Of the new
champion. has first call. Tennes offered
4. r. BENJAMIN, who manages Hoppe. a
special money match after the champion
ship game here, but this offer was de-
cliued
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
Kokomo Beats Marion

KOKOMO. Ind. Jan. 9.-The fast
Marion five wet It's first defeat Of the
season at the hands OF the KokomO
High school quintet Saturday night by
the score Of - to a. The first half
ended with Marion leading by the score
9 10 ;. In the second half kOkomo
opened an offensive which fairly swept
Marion Off its feet netting them q total
Of 10 points TO their opponents 3. The
Kokomo Reserves defeated the Marion
Reserves In the preliminary game by the
score OF 10 to S.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
Franklin Five Drills for
Wabash Game Tomorrow

FRANKLIN, Ind, Jan. 9-Coach
Nelp's Franklin College basketball quin-
practice sessions in preparation for the
game with the crack Wabash five at Wa
bash Tuesday night. The Baptists de
feated Hanover last week, but their play
showed many weak spots.
The locals are in fair shape for the
game. Coach Nelp is expected to start
Records and Rich at the forward posi-
Pike at guard.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
Gun Club Results

Ensminger led the field in Saturdays
indianapolis Gun Club shoot, which was
attended by ten members. He broke
nfnety-four out OF the 100 birds shot at
and was the winner Of the Hawkins
trophy, being tied with Havens and win
ming in the shootoff. Havens and p.
Remy tied for second place with 80 each.
Fnsminger and Wood were the winners
Of the distance handicap.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
TATE To MEET FULTON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. Big Bill
Tate colored heavyweight, started lck
to Chicago yesterday with has maaager,
Howard Carr. A match win Fred
Fulton is being arranged. for him. and
there is a remote possibility of the fu-
ture holding of Il fight with Jack Demp-
sey.
Tate is not going TO challenge Demp-
sey. lie said so yesterday.
Jack Dempsey is one Of my best
friends" Tate said. Il trained him for
his fight with willard. l was his body
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Q-Martin Domo-
vich, young brother Of Nick, the Los
Angeles pitcher, has been signed by
Frank Kerwin, scout for the Chicago
Cubs.
kerwin declares that Domovich is one
Of the most promising e5uthpaws he has
ever gazed upon In the Southwest and
should prove real asset to the Chicago
team. DomOylch is commonly called
Pip"
Wrigley now has two members OF the
Domovich family on his clubs. Nick
Domoyich having made his debut with
the Angels last year.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
MINNESOTA SLAMS JOHNNY.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 0.-The Min
nesOta boxing commission today fol-
lowed the lead of several other States
by barring Johnny Wilson, middle
weight champion of the world, for an
indefinite period because of the
champions action in running out of
the Harry Greb and other fights, ac-
cording to an announcement made
here by the secretary of the commits
sion.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
TDOWLING

None Of the fve-man teams represent
ing his city rolling in the Central States
Tourney at Dayton, Ohio, were able to
hit much OF a stride Marott Shoe Shop
totalling the most pins with PTS. The
Central Alley Five got 2761 naples and
the Capitol Alley Five, 27+j, for The next
best scores. The counts are not high
enough to put the teams very far up the
list In the final standing
The Marott Shoe Shop furnished no
sensational shooting. but every man on
the team rolled u steady game, which
accounted for the best showing OF any
local outtit.
In the team matches Beauchamp OF
Blacker's Chilli found the pocket" IN his
last game and got 26S pins. 1t did not
do his team any good however, although
It boosted the final game score to 9j3
other good scores made In the team com
petition were Johnson's 235, McAlen's 8
and Naughton's 235. and J. Farnum's 20.
Speicher and Johnson, rolling In tho
doubles, slipped into fourth place just
one pin out Of third. II Speicher had
not fallen down In the last game the In
dianapOliS pair would be resting in first
place instead Of fourth. p. Johnson
rolled scores Of 202. 1913 and 222, while
Speicher hit the pins for counts Of POI,
2O9 and 1877
Joseph and Abbott are IN sixth place
with total Of ] .179. Abbott carried the
bruut Of the attack on the naples with
q fine three game series Of pa, 2l2 ana
200 His partner got counts of 1SJ, l76
and 40 BeeChem and Naught0n were
the next best of the local doubles teams
with "a score OF ll4O.
y. Hackerd Of the Coval Hackerd team
did all his bowling In the second game
helped the team into a 1,13i total.
MaccI Of the Hoosler Coffee team saved
an his bowling for the singles. He did
very little ~ the five-man and doubles
competition. but when the singles came
along he got plenty OF pins. His cOunts
of PIG. 2l2 and 2l3 gave him three
game mark of GAL which places him IN
sixth position Miller got himself 80
naples by counting. 215, 217 and 1913.
uals with Il score Of Gl5. His marks Of
2l2, 223 and $50 gave him Gls for his
efforts.
EngIe with counts Of 2t6 and 235 IN his
first two games had a chance to get
somewhere but his third game Of 1856 gave
him Gl7 for the three. Ii. Johnson by
counting heavily In his first and last
efforts totalled 6l6. His scores were 90,
1G1 and 233.
The only other local bowler to get into
the 600 class besides those mentioned was
Coblr. who got 603 pins because Of one
game count in the singles event was
5J4 hv Rabe who started out like a
whirITind only 10 finish like n spring
zephyr.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
WILSON ASKS HEARING.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 9.-Marty Killilea,
manager of Johnny Wilson, middleweight
champion, has asked the New York box
ing commission for a hearing in connec-
tiOn with his own and Wilson's suspen-
sion, 1t became known yesterday. Killilea
said last night that he expected that the
hearing would be granted and would be
held some time this week.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
nEpFoRp WINS COUNTY MEET.

BEDFORD, Ind, Jan. 9.-Bedford won
the Lawrence County high school basket
ball tournament which closed here
Saturday night. Teams from Oolitic,
Holtonvine. Tunnelton, Williams, Huron,
Needmore. Mitchell and Bedford par
ticlpated.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
WIGGINs AND FOLEY

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Chuck
Virgins OF Indianapolis is scheduled to
re-appear in the local arena tonight when
he tackles Harry Foley in a carded 10
round bout. Foley has trained a long
time for this match and he predicted to-
day that he would out-pOint the Hoosier
speedy how
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
Bentley Hit .412

NEW YORK, Jan. 0.--Jack Bentley.
first baseman and pitcher Of the cham
pion Baltimore Club of the International
League, heads the league In batting for
1921. according 10 official averages made
public today. Bentley batted .412 in 141
games and knocked out twenty -four home
runs, esta abllshing a new league record.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 9.-Johnny
Wilson of Boston, n lddIeweight cham
piOn, and his manae ar were barred from
boxing in ConnectiC t Saturday by the
State athletic board The suspension will
stand until New ork State lifts the
barrier.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
uIini Wrestlers Win

URBANA. Ill. Jan. 9--Illinois had ht-
tie trouble in defeating Northwestern at
wrestling here Saturday afternoon in the
opening matches of the season for these
two teams. Score: Illinois, SO; North
western, II.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
Independent Basketball

The Ferndales defeated the Speedway
Ave Saturday night by a score Of As
to 12. The Ferndales had an easy time
of it, leading all the way The first
period ended % to 2. Wertz, Lawton,
Alert Fearnought, Wolf Jiens and Ne
Vile will make the trip to Rushville to-
morrow to play the independents of that
town. Games are wanted with fast city
and State teams Call Belmont 0690 or
address Ferndale A. c., King avenue
and Tenth street.
PostofRice five took a fast game from
Kahn's, 1927, in the Industrial League.
Clawson starred for the P. o., while Ad-
kins was Kahn's best. The second game
went to F. NJ. by the score Of F. NJ, 81;
u. S. Tire, 27. The game was a thriller
from start to finish. Clark scored %
points for F. NJ, while Mccoy led the
u. S. Tire with y points.
The Lutheran League standing is as
follows: Won. Lost. Pet
Emmaus ............... 900
st. Johns .........-... 09G
st. PauFs ...'.......'.. .600
Trinity .............. 200
Play will be resumed Tuesday night.
Emmaus will play st. Johns at o'clock.
and Trinity will play St, Pauls ut
o'clock All games will be played at
Trinity hall.
The Morris Street N. E. team defeated
the ST. Paul Lutherans at the South Side
Turner Hall Saturday night, 40 to IS
Mack of Morris street was high point
man, scoring % points. Spendid sup
port is being given the Morris street
team, only standing room being available
at the start of play. Wednesday night
Morris street takes on the Postoffice five
at Turner Hall
BROAD RIPPLE, Ind, Jan. 9.-In a
fast passing game the indianapolis ''Y"
Leaders defeated the JOY Glooms on the
local floor, SO to 80. Starbuck and Kemp
Ter were high point men with seven bas-
kets each from the field. Bowen Of the
Joy Glooms tossed sixteen out of eighteen
fouls called on the Leaders.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
No Spring Series

ST. LOUIS, Jan 9.-The annual spring
series between the local teams of the
American and National Leagues will not
Ibe played this year.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

Free throws missed-Cannon, 6; Bills.
/; Tudor, / Goldsberry, Crater /:
Adam, 4. Referee -McCord. Umpire
Jameson.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09
crNrRA1 STATES roURNEY


DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 9--The leaders in
the Central States tourney after yester
days bowling are AS follows:
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

Engle with counts Of 216 and 235 in his
first two games had 4 chance to get
somewhere but his third game Of 1856 gave
him Gt7 for the three. III; Johnson by
counting heavily I'm his first and last
efforts totalled 6i6. His scores were %,
1ET and p22
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

The only other local bowler to get into
the 600 class besides those mentioned was
CobIr, who got COB pins because Of one
hig game Of o44 The highest single
game count in the singles event was
2J4 by Rabe who started out like
zephyr
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

Play viii be resumed Tuesday night.
Emmaus will play st. Johns at s o'clock;
and Trinity will play ST. Pauls ut
o'clock. All games will be played at
Trinity hall.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

Wabash had enough players for four
or five teams, and the way the substitutes
were squirm1ng around on the bench it
looked as though they all wanted to get
into the battle.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

Moffet was in many mix-ups under his
own basket and had a lot TO do, but hs
never committed any thing that looked
like a foul.
Indiana daily times., 1922-01-09

1t was fourteen minutes after the start
of the game before De Pauw hit the
ring for a field goal Then this was
one of the Moffet brand, a dandy long
one.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
FRUITLAND
~~~~~o~s~e~o~'~o~'~~'~~>

Sol Pacheco bought 27 stock hogs
from Ed H. Aver few days ago
Little Laura Faulkner is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Jesse Pratt.
J. B. Bradshaw sold two tons of
seed potatoes to Mr.. TIE Selle recently
John Teeshling bought five sows
from Sol Pacheco last week.
Ed H. Aver lost fine pure-bred
Percheron filiy last week.
Glenn Davis delivered two dressed
hogs to Leslie Savage at Crawford the
first of last week.
Adelia Davis was absent from the
Crawford high school the first of the
week because of illness.
Messrs. Ed W. Aver, Endsley and
Oscar Lotion delivered stock hogs to
Hotchkiss Friday.
w. B. Roe sold two registered Short
horn heifers to ". c. Norton and one
registered bull to John F. Miller of
Paonia the latter part of the week.
A fine pure-bred bull. weighing over
a ton, purchased at the Denver stock
show, will head w. B. Roe's fine herd
of registered Shorthorns this year.
Press Anderson will farm A. ].
Filener's ranch below Crawford this
year. He moved some of his live
stock there few days ago.
Dena and Nettie Te Groutenhuis
spent the week end in the parental
home.
Mrs. Aukeman and daughter, Miss
Eva. came home from Paonia Sunday,
where the former had been taking
treatment from DIR. Haley.
The young people of the west end
neighborhood enjoyed coasting party
on the Atkinson hill Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Southworth en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis
at o'clock dinner last Saturday.
Mrs. Ed H. Aver entertained several
of her neighbors at Sewing bee"
Friday. The ladies worked diligently
and felt that they were greatly re-
paid with the dinner served to them
by the hostess Those enjoying the
pleasant day were Mesdames Critch-
low, Roe. Compton, Davis. Bradshaw
and Mead.
Burtis and Helen Critchlow delight
fully entertained the Crawford school
teachers, the students of the high
school and a few other friends at a
guessing party" in their home last
night Miss McCleary and
Kathryn Den Beste won the honors
of the evening and Donald Sweet.
Frank Drexel and Duane Davis were
consoled with "booby" prizes. About
35 were present and at a late hour
lovely refreshments. of ice-cream and
cake were served.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10

basis, which is extremely wasteful and
detrimental to crop yields, and also
tends to increase the acreage Of lands
subject to seep.
1 have no hesitancy in saying that
were It not for the fact that this val
ley has an average fall per mile to
the north of about fifty feet, that the
valley is cut up with numerous ar
royos, creeks and other drainage chan
nels, that the entire project would un-
der the present system be one large
seep pond.
During the calendar year 1921
415,599 acre feet of water was de-
livered to the 63,759 acres irrigated,
or an average of 6.53 feet on each
acre irrigated. In other words, the
amount of water turned out of each
farm tap box averaged on this project
during the past year to a depth of
little over 61s feet.
The following tabulation with re-
spect to the use of water on other
projects of the Reclamation Service
for the irrigation season of 1920 is
submitted for your consideration: