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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
WOMEN IN SWEDEN
SUPPORT PROHIBITION
iRv A.,oc,n,.d pro..-l

STOCK HOLM Oct, 2i-That s.
per cent o. Swcden's women favored
prohibition OF the manufacture and
-alo OF beverages containing more
than two and ore:ourth per cent
O. alcohol, while so per cent Of the
men were against II. IS now appar-
en-, from further count Of the
votes cast az III" recent !iGuor refer.
enduCn which resulted IN a vlc,ory
for tho vets Swcden nov will
continue the present ration;ng sys-
tenn. whereby The heads OF families
who prove that they arc respectable
and s"l'suppor,inE can purchase
about a gallon OF strong li1uor per
month. while any ono can order
drinks with meals under legs! re-
str!ction NJ public restaurants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Heavy flannel
cite, en- broider-
ed yoke. cut ex-
ira full. in a
wide variety OF
patterns. 50 90
alue. .Annlver-
sary Sale Special
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

OF finer quality corduroy than usual
Just the thing for fall and wintei
wear. Well made. full cut, sizes
10 g years. $3.50 value.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

three named, for obvious reasons, and
certainly the rest of the field should net
discomfort the youth who Is said to have
handled his broth Benny, Johnny Dun
dee. midget Smith and others without
trouble in the gymnasium. or course,
that gymnasium business is the we'll
known water works. You can't prove
anything by it.
At that, the young fellow has shown
class beyond his years, which are 10 in
number. Benny himself admits that
when he says he wouldn't send brother
into the ring with an experienced tattler
until he was sure Joe was ready"
He can carry Me along for six rounds
as fast as / care TO go says the champ.
He can sock. too. The only thing he
lacks is experience and he's going after
have any trouble until he starts TO meet
the good ones. tor he seems to have box
ing Instinct. and is as cool under fire az
"a veteran"
Concerning the Jersey City date, the
worthy Mr. Gibson vouchsafed the nfor-
nation that another with Lew Tender
had been offered him at the same time.
What about it," re inquired.
Not a chance" came the immediate
reply THAT Tender Is out rs far as We
are concerned"
And there you have an example of a
man tossing q cool 100000 ever the left
shoulder Just because he feels anronted.
AT least that is the popular impression
Leonard claimed 10 have injured his
hand several days prior 10 scheduled
bout with Tender in Philadelphia last
summer Whereupon Phil Glassman.
manager OF Tender, claimed Leonard 8
$1,000 forfeit. Hence Mr.. Gibson's en-
ragged silence on the subIct Of another
bout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
FAMOUS STARS
IN MARATHON
Five Former Winners Enter
Americas Classic Long
Distance Event.

BOSTON, April ls.-The American
marathon. the country's classic long dis
lance running event, VIII be renewed
over the twenty five mile course from
Ashland to this city Wednesday with a
field OF runners that ranks with the
highest In the history OF the event. In
the list Of seventy four entrants are five
former winners.
This group includes Frank T. Zuna OF
the Paullst A. c., New York, who set
new record last year OF > Is ~ 80 ;
Clarence II. De Marof, Melrose, winner
in 1919. who energies from a retirement
OF several years; BIN Kennedy Of East
Port Chester, y. y, still running strong
In his forty second year when not laying
bricks; Carl w A. Lnder of Quincy, and
Peter Trivoulides Of MllIrose A. A. New
\ ork.
AS a secondary group, IN which the
winner may be found this year, are
Charles H. (Chuck1 Mellor and Sidney
II. Hatch, both of Chicago and both
veterans Of the long grind; \. Monte
verde Of Morristown, y. j.. kOrtorgiros
Nasilos of MegalOpous Greece; otto
Laakso Of MillrOse A. a.: Charles Nor
ton Of Detroit: Villar lIyrOnen OF Mill
rose A. A. and George F. McAlpin OF
Dorchester club. Boston, and Edgar c.
McAlpin of Exeter. y. IL, son and
father.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
4@@ NEWS of the DAY IN 800 THE SPOt
Reynolds Off for
IOlUd After Putting
Skids Under Olson

Fresh from his 0lctory over Ollie
Olson of New Orleans. Jack Reynolds,
welterweight star, tonight meets Logan
Champ Of Sterling, Colo, at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa.
Reynolds defeated Olson last night in
two straight falls at the Broadway The
ater Twice the champion worked Olson
into the Furnishing leg split and pinned
his shoulders to the mat The first time
1t required "a minutes for Reynolds to
win the fall, but Olson was weakened by
the leg split hold as applied In the first
fall, and failed to show well when he
returned to the mat. and Reynolds won
In minutes. 1t was rough match and
some OF Olson's tactics were not approved
by the crowd.
Pete Buzukos Of San Francisco and
other points was present and challenged
the winner of the match. Buzukos' chal-
lenge was accepted by Reynolds. Buzu-
KOS defeated Reynolds in 1919 and de-
clares he can repeat if he meets Reynolds
again
Billy Trout Of Kokomo was food bound
last night and failed to reach the theater
in time to meet Hugh Webb of Terre
Haute in semi up. Pete Zbyszko
of South Bend was matched with Webb
and Won two falls one IN 10 minutes aud
the other in minutes.
Harry Rose put up 4 plucky tattle
against Sailor Jones, hut the difference in
weight gave Jones 4 victory. Rose was
pinned in l3 minutes and Jones won the
second fall In minutes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Heze Clark
GOTHAM FEARS
RING GAMBLERS
Queer Decision i'm
New York Causes Commits
sion to Start Probe.
BY HENRY FARRELL.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-"It's hard
proposition to keep boxing on the level"
William Muldoon says.
MuldoOn ought to know, because he has
been on the inside of boxing and wres-
Ting for a decade, and just now he is
trying to run the game in New York
sion.
Funny decisions have been so frequent
in the past year that many of the cham
piOns refuse to box in New York and
take the risk of being relieved of their
title.
Insinuations that something went on
last Saturday night when Danny Lee. coz
ored bantam, was given the decisi&
over Young Montreal, caused the c0mmiE
sion TO hold up the purse money ana
summon the officials in charge of the
bout and the promoters to a hearing to-
morrow
SO much money was offered that Lee
was going to win and the layers we're Of
such character that the commission de-
cided to take look into it.
Muldoon says that "shoestring gam
blers" operating at the smaller clubs are
endangering the sport He denies any
extensive operations ~ big gamblers"
The shoe string element is trying to
get a foOthold in New York and we're
going to stop them If we have to revoke
licenses of clubs that permit them to
make wagers openly around the ring
side" he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
4aaGuSCHOOl.
~; I ! ;E;s9SPoRNTs

Manual will open It's baseball sea
son with a game with Southport to-
morrow at Garfield Park. The Manual
baseball aspirants have been going good.
considering the infrequent practices due
TO the weather. Wenning and Esterlne
are slated to do the chucking. with
Lindsey on the receiving end. The Man
ualites will play Broad Ripple Friday.
The Tech baseball team Is also hav-
ing trouble with the wea ther man. Most
of the practices scheduled were forced to
be cancelled. Coach Kingsolver has
some promising hurting material In
Ewing and Sylvester; both are veterans
from last years squad. An entire new
iuheld Is being developed and shows
promise Of doing something in high
school circles. Bittner. veteran football
End baseball man, probably will do the
catching. there being few candidates for
this department Of the game.
Some recent changes in the basket
ball rules made by the rules committee
effect on the style OF the game as 1t is
now played. Perhaps the best alteration
in the rules was the one awarding two
free throws to the team fouled person
ally within seventeen foot zone at each
end of the court The zone is TO be
between the foul line extended to the
sides of the floor and the end line. This
rule will tend to eliminate under the
basket fouling Personal fouls commit
ted anywhere else on the floor outside
of the end zones Is punishable by only
one free throw
Where the rules committee seems to
have slipped up is In the new ruling
regarding the technical foul When
technical foul is committed the bah is
awarded to an opponent of the player
making the foul on the spot where the
foul was made, and he is allowed to
make an unguarded pass (dribbiing or
shooting for the basket is prohibited
Instead OF eliminating or reducing the
number of technical fouls committed II
may have exactly the opposite effect, for
a player realizing that a pass TO any
one Of four team mates being guarded
by five opposing players will not mean
much may double dribble and travel
with the ball in the hope of getting
away with 1t, As to speeding up the
game, this rule will avail nothing, for
the referee must see that the ball is
put in play on the exact spot where
the foul occurred, which means a loss
Of time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Amateur Baseball Meeting
Tomorrow viii Further
Plans for Coming Season

Announcement was made by H. E. Har-
IT'S, president of the Indianapolis Anna
teur Baseball Association, that their
next meeting will be held at o'clock
Wednesday evening in the Council Cham
Der of the City Hall, which will enable
the association to complete the bulk OF
the reconstruction work that is a neces-
sity i'll the springtime.
New leagues have been formed TO care
for the increased demands and there re-
mains two open berths in the Manufsc-
turers' League, which probably will be
filed at the next meeting. Ed Mcbride.
manager of the recreation department for
the city, has assured the association Of
adequate diamonds for all contestants,
which will enable the association to take
care OF any new requests from any
teams that are forming.
Harris also announced that the allot-
ment OF diamonds will be made at this
next meeting in order to clear the slate
so that at the final meeting on April
20 can be used for techni,ai instructions
ard COMPLETION Of PLANS for the opening
day parade. The playing season will
open Saturday April %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

The Brookside odd Fellows want
practice game with some fast local club
70 be played next Saturday at Brook
side No J. Call Webster 1888 after
p. m and ask for Al
The Fraternal League viii hold meet
ing at 1914 North Meridian, Room 81,
OF S D. m. Empires Hollingsworth, Nc
Murtry and Scholer, are requested to be
present.
The bali club Of Hooser Post ga.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. defeated
Castleton in practice game. The play
ers are asked To be present at roll call.
Wednesday night at 80 p. m. at the
post club room. The management would
like TO arrange practice game with the
Fcderals for next Sunday. Call Ralph
Boges, manager at V. F. ", Hall, IL
East Michigan street, Circle sec or
Drexel 6799.
The Maroons held their final workoue
the regulars defeating the seconds in
open their season next Sunday at River
side diamond No. l. For games address,
o. J. Quiesser, corner of Twenty Eff
and Capitol avenue, or call Randolph 05S1.
The Indiana Travellers defeated the
Mariettas In a ten-inning practice game,
3 to .. The Mariettaes desire a game
for next Sunday. For games call Web
ster 3226 and ask for Basil.
the season with the Meldon Club next
Sunday afternoon. The Midways. will
hold a meeting at 1920 Terrace avenue
tomorrow night at 80 o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
All members of the Irvlngton NJ. E.
Sunday School baseball team are re
quested to be at Ellenberger Park,
Tuesday evening. for practice. The Irv-
ington team would like to arrange prac-
tice game for next Sunday afternoon with
some other Sunday school Cali Main
4746, ask for Giffn.
The Indianapolis Highlands defeated
the Cicero Independents, II to ]. Hol-
zenhausen Knocked a home run. The
dence. 926 East Georgia street, tonight at
1880 o'clock
The Arsenal Athletic Club baseball
team would like to arrange games with
fast State teams. Address Arsenal
Athletic Club, Nineteenth street and
Arsenal avenue, or call Webster 500.
The Favorite A. Cs and indianapolis
Stars played nine-inning tie with a
score of to 4. The battery for the
Favorites was Flood and Ferguson, and
for the Stars Ballenger. Biggens and
Museum. The same teams will play off
the tie at some later date at Northwest
ern Park.
NOBLESvILLE, Ind, April 1S-The
Eagles Lodge of Nobesvllle has organ
lied baseball team for the coming sea-
son and is booking games with semi
pro teams. For games, address Sam
The club is in need of a pitcher and a
catcher.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
De Pauw-Purdue Teams
Meet Today on Diamond

GREENCASTLE. Ind. April 1S.-De
Pauw baseball men were to meet the Pur-
due nine at Lafayette this afternoon. This
will be the first scheduled game played
this season on a foreign diamond by the
Tiger baseballers.
Although the rain and a wet field have
interferred with regular rehearsals at
the Old Gold baseball camp. the team is
I'm fair condition as the result OF two
games played here last week. Last
Thursday Rose Poly won from the Tigers.
3 to 2, in q ten-inning fray. and Saturday
Deans Specials of Charlottesville were
defeated to ;.
Both Bills and Pruitt have been show
ing good form on the mound for the
Tigers recently. and Coach Walker was
depending on them to fool the Boiler
makers today.
Coach Ned Merriam and his squad of
dozen Tiger track artists have arrived
home from Nashville. Tenn. where they
lost to Vanderbilt University, % to %, in
a dual meet Saturday. De Pauw was
leading by eight points until the relay
was run. In that locality. the relay
counts ten points. so the Tigers lost by
the two extra markers when they failed
TO capture the relay.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Eddie Ash
AND
MILLERS RENEW
SERIES COMBAT
Teams Square Off for Second
Struggle After Being Held
Idle Day.

Millers and Indians glimpsed the sun
shine of the morning today. decided the
-ain had pitched itself out for the time
being and everybody prepared to hustle
out to the ball park TO renew hoStllltles
The Tril esmen are after that game the
Millers got away with Sunday and they
felt frisky enough today to turn the
tables on the Cantillon sluggers.
Hill was the probs BILE pitching choice
for the Hendricksmen. He has not
worked since opening day and was snx-
ious to step out and try his proves
against the vet crew from the North
Kruger was slated to receive his offer
ings.
The playing field was rapidly getting
in shape this morning and Groundkeeper
johnson predicted he would have the
soft spots dried and hardened by game
time this afternoon.
The Nillers are here today and to-
morrow, after which the Kansas City
Blues come for their first local appear
ance Of the season.
Doug Baird. champion base thief Of
the Association, hasn't started his w.
string yet. He has had but few oppOr-
tunties to steal in the early games he
fans are pulling for Doug to get under
way
Columbus is pulling a little surprise
party on the A. A dOpesteTs who picked
Rowland's club comfortably at the tan
70
getting a good start. anyway. If Palmero,
the Cuban works in the future like he
started Yesterday he will win many a
ball game for the Buckeyes.
Toledo deserves a winner On Sunday
Bresnahan's town has 1900 out to see
the Hens, and the weather was very
chilly. The Ohio city is noted az a good
sport town and if Roger could only give
the fans a winning team the turnstlles
would need plenty of oil
Rogers. who was touted as the st.
PAM pitchins find is finding the going
pretty tough in the Association. The
COlonels knocked bin out yesterday and
the Indians mistreated him in his hrst
attempt.
Mccullough. the Toledo twirler seems
to be one OF those peculiar individuals
with everything a hurler needs to win
except he does not do it, A. A. UNI
pires are authority for the statement that
the Mud Hen moundsman has as much or
more stuff than any of his contemporaries
in the league, vet he can not seem TO
make it count Yesterday Kansas City
drove him from the mound.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
BIG LEAGUE STUFF

The sale of Iawton (Whitey) witt to
the New York Yankees indicates that Con
ME Mack Is In his usual sensational
form. The rustic of the banknOte is Con-
MES favorite music.
Old Jack Quinn seemed about to stand
the Yankees on their high priced heads
when rain interviewed Ia Boston yesterday.
The Red Sox were leading, 3 to l.
Rallies in the second and seventh in
nings. during which Doak and .Barfoot
were harshly treated. gave the Cubs
70 victory over the Cards, the latter suf
fering their first defeat Of the season
Johnny l.orris5a Out-pitched Luque,
the Cuban, yesterday. in titanic battle
and the Pirates scored the lone run of
game with the Reds.
Thirty ball players, Il for the Athletics
and Is for the Washington Senators. par
tfcipated In the weirdest game ever wit
messed at the Capital, which the Senators
won, IL to 3.
Rain once mere laughed at the sche rule
ma kers. The Giants, Braves, Dode ers
and Phillies we're idle in the National
League, and me Yanks, Red Sox, Tigers.
White Sox, Browns and Indians in The
American.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Hearty Welcome for
Champ Dempsey as
He Reaches France

CHERBOt re. France, April Is
Jack Dempsey enthused like school
boy as ne got his first glimpse of
France today. When the giant AQuf-
tania arrived Dempsey was playing
pinOchle in the smoker with Joe Ben
janlin. Teddy Hayes and several pas
sengers. cheer arose from the shore.
The boxing champion swept cards
and coins from the table and made
the topside In few bounds. He
was hopeless when IA delegation of
Frenchmen came on board to extend
him an official welcome In French.
He laughed and said: That's fine.
Glad to see you all"
The interviewers put him through
the same line of questions that Eu-
ropeans get in New York harbcr.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
WRESTLING
Vedder Gard
Bobby Jones Rated Great Third Stacker


the
no a
Jennings Jennings
failed fashion
would
a o in al
h he
Tigers supplied him needed conf
dence.
Cleveland
his year he fair OF
into No
in either He quick fast on
sack $ %
to
%
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Leonard Family to
Box on Same Card
in Jersey Scraps
Young Joe, Following in
Bennys Footsteps, to Make
Debut Soon.
BY DAVID J. WALSH.

NEW YORK, April 1S-According to all
accounts, the Brothers Leonard Of the
we'll known Bronx LeOnards. are to en-
joy a rather large evening within a mat
ter of weeks. Benny the lightweight
champion, is to meet Jack Britton. the
welterweight king, in one of those Jer-
sey City no decision things, which means
that nothing u an annoying nature is
to happen to Benjamin on that occasion.
On the same bill, Joe Leonard, the
great Bennys brother. is to make his
professional debut. His tistic vi, avis
has not been named, but Billy Gibson in
formed us that he will be chosen from
that lean and hungry division known as
the junior lightweight class. AS CLANCY,
Dundee and Valggar are the junior light
weights of distinction. Benny's brother
will be muchly provided for on that oc-
casion. lie will not meet any of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Norwich Continues Great
Performances in Trials

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The odds
frightened on Norwich, favorite for the
Kentucky Derby today, following the
great colts sensational workout at
Jamaica yesterday when he reeled
OF a half-mile In is6, one NTH of "a
second faster than the American
record The time was a full second
faster than the distance had ever
been run on n Metropolitan track
and almost two seconds better than
any time ever made at Jamaica,
VIGOROUSLY slow track.
Indications are that the odds on
the BI,<k colt will fall az low as
TO l before the end of the week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Cooler Takes Lead

Harry Cooler, Indiana State three cush-
ion billiard champion. defeated G. c.
Kepner of indianapolis, 80 to 80, last
night, In the first block of play in which
Cooler is defending his title. The game
went seevntyfour innings and Kepner
had high run of four, while Cooler reg
istered two fves and a six for his best
tallies.
The second block Of the challenge play
will be run off on Wednesday night with
Cooler shooting for fifty points, while
Kepner will need sixty-fve. Friday night
the concluding fifty points will be played.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
WABASH VS.. ILLINI.

URBANA. ILL, April 1S,-Home from its
successful Southern trip, the Illinois base
ball squad was to open the local season
today with Wabash. second game with
the Little Giants will be played Wednes-
day. On the Southern trip the Illini won
six games and tied another. Coach
Lungren made another shift today. NOV
ing Nogel back TO the outheld and plac-
ing Hellstrom at third. Roettger went
to second.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Matheuson InUents New Indoor Game


Y,
employing
a baseball strategy of his
In his
the
hitting all six
thu II
fnctd
Tinker and lis timely
Nfatty
In thu
ball off the field
outsue
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
BOWLING
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All members Of the Merry widows
League are requested to be present at a
meeting tomorrow night at S O'Clock at
the Central alleys. Plans win be com
pleted for the annual banquet.
Straight victories ruled in the Recrea
tion Ladies' League Monday. The win
ners were Guarantee Tire. Recreation
Five Claman Boosters and Marion Club.
The Tire team with game scores of 756,
IA and 736 set a terrific pace.
The Painters won three from the
Wolves in the Broadway League Monday.
The wildcats and Lions took two out of
three from the Bears and the Tigers.
AL Sweetman continued his good
bowling with game of 2G5, 1871 and 230.
The final percentages in the Recreation
loop show Pritchett and f. Farnum with
the remarkable average of 202 and pol.
The two stars have had fire season and
consistent work has featured their play
all winter.
The bowling tournament of the Hoosier
Athletic Club will be held on the Recrea-
tion alleys next Sunday. The bowling
committee of the club has hung up a good
list of prizes in singles and doubles. be-
sides some special awards. The club has
good bowling membership. The H. A.
c. plans a bowling league for next season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
TRIBE CATCHER HITTING HARD

Prominent among the Tribes leading
early season swatters is Catcher Ernie
Kruger last year with the Brooklyn
Nationals Kruger is proving a con
sistent hitter and his presence In the
batting order has bOlstered the hitting
power of the team to a great extent. His
hits are of the solid type and he looks
good TO get quite a few extra case
smacks this season. Ernie made an IN
slant hit with local fandom and they
like to see him step up to the plate.
Paired with Kruger is Leo Dixon and
Manager Hendricks believes thf Sc two
catchers represent as strong a catching
department as any A a. club can boast
Of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Spain Selects Net Team

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The Lawn Ten
mis- Federation of Spain. according TO
word received here. has selected Manuel
Alfonso. Count de Conan. J. VI. Alfonso
and Eduardo Flaquer as its represen-
tatives in this years Davis cup competi-
ton.
Alfonso and Count de Gomar, it is in
dictated will shoulder the burden of both
singles and doubles and the others VIII
be Aeld In reserve.