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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Independent Basketball

The local Pennsylvania basketball
team defeated TeTre Haute, represent
alive of the st. Louis division IN the
PENNSYLVANIA System Basketball League
at the Y. NJ. 1. Hail. 81 to y. IN Wen
PLAYED game. Beam of the locals lead
his team with seven field goals and two
fouls. while the guarding OF AYeritt ana
Shireman forced the visitors TO resort
entirely to long distance shots Lovell 1or
the visitors was the main cog In his
teams ofense with four field goals and
five from the foul line.
Games in the Cathedral Junior League
Yesterday afternoon resulted In close
scores and brought out fast play; me ne
IroquOis five won from the oneldas, z
TO 10; the Shawnees downed the Mo-
hawks Is to o; the SeRecas defeated the
NavajOs, II to S. and the Delawares nosed
ont the Apaches, . to S. The Cathedral
Midgets had no trouble In beating the
Lexington A C. five, . TO IL
The fast going Kingan five added an
other victory to its list by defeating the
First Baptist Tuesday evening, 81 20 80.
stars for the winners. The hlngan nve
issues a challenge to all State teams play
ing in the 135-pound class. For games
write George Spillman, city sales o1lce
Kingan and Company or call Main 1898
or 5S11-
The Il. n. i. OluD ueledlcu tnS ~
Johns Juniors in a fast game at Turn
ers' Hall. Franz and Lang starred for
the T. y. rs. Teams desiring games
and having access to playing floors call
Drexel 3O65 and ask for Charles
tina Ferpdale Triangles defeated the
Great Easterns, 50 to 16, and lost
had-fought game to the Mapietons, % 70
81 The Triangles will play the Speed
way Seconds at the Speedway gym To-
night
The Salt Lake five wants games with
citv teams in the 16-1s-year- old class.
CsiI Randolph 63S4-2 or address George
Bntcher, Route B-1, Box 351, Indianap-
oils. Ind.
The Hoosier Cubs desire games with
teams having access to gym. Downey
Avenue Christians and Mayer Chapel
teams take notice Cali Webster 2410 art
er D. n. and ask for Oscar.
The Indiana Bell Telephone Juniors
desire games with teams having gyms
Call Belmont 1908 after $50 and ask for
Elmer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
RING GOSSIP
De PdUEU Track and
Baseball Men Get
in Early Practice
Walker to Work With Big
Squad of Pitchers--GOOd
Track Material.

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 1S-De
Pauw candidates for thee Tiger track and
BASEBALL squads have begun practice In
preparation for the coming seasons. Ten
tative schedules for the two sports have
been announced by Coaches Merriam and
Walker.
Although this is Ned Merriam's first
season at De PAW, he has wonderful
record to work on. During the eight
years that he directed the thinly clads
of Iowa University at Ames, Iowa, he
made a name for himself as a track
mentor.
Coach Merriam says there is good ma
terial at De Psuw, but 1t needs to be
developed Under the direction of Cap
tain Haase several OF the cinder artists
have been working out on the roads, but
they are greatly handicapped by the
lack Of a track. The new course On
Blackstock athletic field will be dedi "a Ell
May p when the State track meet IS
held here.
Candidates for diamond positions, espe-
cially pitchers, have been holding occa-
sional practices in the gymnasium for the
last two weeks. They expect to begin
work in earnest following final examina-
lions this week. Coach Walker intends
to overcome the shortage of mOundsmen
which has handicapped Tiger baseball
mines for the last two years
Coach Merriam has announced the fol-
lowing track schedule:
Feb. 1Sc-Michigan Aggies at East Ian
sing.
March 4-Illinois Relays at Urbana, Ill
April 22-Earlham at Richmond.
April 29-Drako Relays ut Des Moines,
Iowa.
May Wabash, here.
May 13-Notre Dame at South Bend.
May 2O-IndlanA here.
May 27-State meet, here.
June and 3-Western Conference meet
at Iowa City,
The following baseball games have been
scheduled so far:
April 10. Indiana University, here
April Is, Purdue, here; April ., Butler,
herr; May ., Purdue. here May 10, In
diana. there; May 16, Wabash, here; May
g. Wabash, there; Juns Q, Wabash,
there
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Shortridge meets Charlottesville at the
north side gym tonight aud IL appears
almost certain that the local lads viii
lose another game. The material oi
( ShOrtridge does not seem to be OF the
l best ana so no one can he blamed 10 any
great extent for the failure of the five
it is lean year, that's all. Some OF
the players are willing enough and give
their best, but they do not have the Size
4 TO compete with some Of the other
schools players.
There Is one thing that any dlsin-
terested person witnessing local high
school play basketball must be i'm
games the team has lost before and 10
matter bow far the team is behind va
any particular contest, the cheering
keeps Up undated.
Shortridge. hopelessIy outcIassed by
Lebanon last week. received the plau-
dts Of its followers throughout Che
game. Tech in its game With LOUSY lit
Tcchtes who yelled with feWor ana
abandon a II the victory was only one
Of many, instead OF the second all sea
son.
Speaking of basketball games this city
IS full Of them. Almost every night IN
really worth while To the haskell bali
fan life lis Just one game after another
There's no time to get caught up on the
dope.
Some net teams are quints and some are
ounces. II seems that the teams halling
from other states belong in the latter
class.
Some Of the college teams would do well
to emulate the example Of the better hiGl
school net squads that endeavor con
scientiously to play the game clean. W nat
good Is accomplished by deliberate foul
Ing is hard to figure out. A team with
good free throWer makes a rough team
pay dearly.
squads that play Purdue University
are forced to watch their step or hand
the Boilermakers many points. White Is
very seldom off form from fifteen foot
line Purdue always shows the way by
the very cleanest OF competition
Both Hoosier Big Ten Ayes are in action
this ek-end. indiana travels to Co
lumbus Friday to meet Ohio state II
should be a close game with the Buckeyes
holding the slight edge. Purdue viii be
forced to recall unpleasant memories OF
last seasons defeat in its trip to Iowa
City Saturday to tangle with the H&wA-
eyes.
Technical will meet a worthy foe Fri
day night in Martiusvlile at Tomiinson
Hall. The opponents OF the Green ana
White have been playing great bail. al
though Franklin was TOO tough nut TO
crack with Vandiyier travelling at top
speed.
Centre will be the center of attraction
Saturday night at another TOmllnSon
Hall game with Butler on the reception
committee. The Colonies are reported TO
have a fast team, but the question -, are
they fast enough for the Iryinston speed
boys?
Speaking of worlds records, n story
from Vincennes has any basket-ban rec
ord ever known backed off the boards
Wampler, forward on the Vincennes
High School five, 1t is said, set a mark
of 40 straight free throws IN the earlier
part Of the season. According to reports,
he missed his hftieth free throw in the
Bloomington contest about two weeks
ago after counting twelve times from
the fifteen foot lire in that contest.
Dartmouth defeated Knox, % to IT, in
the East last night and reports state that
the Eastern teams forward, Cullen,
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Wins Race, Though Outrun

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S--Bernie VOTERS
Of the New York Athletic Club was the
individual star Of the annual Indoor
track and field meet OF the Metro-
politan Amateur Athletic ifIliol. "a Madi-
son Square Garden Tuesday might,
successfully defending his ti0e in the
sixty yard dash and the 3O0-yard run.
Wefers retained his sixty-yard title
after the hardest kind of a race with Bob
McAlllster, who actually Outren the
champion. McAllister had been penalized
one yard for breaking" but he managed
to cut down Wefers lead, losing the
verdict by inches.
Willie Plant, Morningside A. c., fifteen
holder. added the one-mile walk title to
his collection, defeating Joe Pearman,
New York A. C. by nearly a half lap
Plant now holds six MetrOpolltan titles.
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Culver Swimming Team
Looks Forward to Meets

CULVER, Ind, Jan. 1s-Edwin Mo
rine, the Culver cadet who holds the 1921
national interschOlastic indoor plunge
record, will participate in the National
a. A. L. plunge meet, which will be held
In the Culver Military Academy pool
early in March. Morines fnterscholastic
record o. sixty feet in twenty one sec
onds was established last February in
the Hoosier Athletic Clubs pool. Her
man Laubis. coach of the Culver swim.
ming team, IS grooming Morina for q
new record in the national meet
Maj. John F. Grant, vice president OF
the Indiana A. A. T., 63d head of the
Culver athletic department. has an
nounced that three State A. A. o. swim
ming events will be held Lere on the
same date with the national plunge. The
State events include the 5J-ya-d free
style, sS0-yard free style anu plunge for
distance
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
WRESTLING
Barnes Sets Pace in
California Golf Meet

Los ANGELES, Jan. 1s.-Jim Barnes,
American open champion, was tied with
champion, at the end of the second day
play in the annual California open golf
championship last night with scores of
The best score for TUESDAYS 16-hole
round was 73, made by John Black of
Los Angeles. Jock Hutchinson, British
open champion, stood tenth with 157
for the SO holes, played so far.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
LIGINGER HEADS ASSOCIATION.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1s-waIter Fl.
Liginger, Milwaukee, was reelected
president Of the National Boxing Asso-
citation at its annual convention here
yesterday. Other officers chosen were
K. 7. Burke. secretary of the Louisiana
state commission, first vice president; l..
II. Lightcap Of Ohio, second vice presi-
dent; Lathrop Cogswen of Maryland.
third vice president; F. p. Russell, Ken
lucky, fourth vice president; Tex
ORourke, New York, secretary and
treasurer (re-elected).
Gutsou Borgium, president Of the In
ternational Sporting Club. New York was
elected honorary vice president An in
yitation was extended to New York, New
Jersey and Massachusetts boxing officials
TO become members Of the association
and the secretary was instructed 10 ad-
NIT tie Galveston commission to member
ship until State commission is ap
pointed TO represent Texas. Steps to
form an alliance with the boxing asso-
Citations Of Great Britain and France also
were authorized.
Judges who decide fights staged in any
or the States under the jurisdiction Of
the National Boxing Association win
In the future have to announce their
decision from the ringslde. This action
was taken by the associations meeting
here.
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Title Skate Events

gARANAC LAKE, N. y. Jan. 49,
American and worlds professional, ice
skating championships will be decided
here this winter the Saranac Lake
Carnival Association announced today.
The winner Of the American champion
ship ia to race Oscar Mathiesen, world s
professional champion. now en- route to
this country from Norway. at a date
con Yenlnnt to Mathiesan.
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A. A. U. Wrestling Meet

Wrestlers from several universities,
colleges and Y. NJ. c. A. organizations in
the State viii compete for the Indiana
A. A. A. Z. wrestling titles on Feb 8
and 4, at Indiana University. Paul Il.
Jordan, head Of the State A. A. L. cham
pionships, announced Yesterday. Pur-
due. Indiana. NOtre Dame and De PAW
wrestlers already have entered for the
meet and it expected that more entries
from other universities and colleges will
be received.
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Federated Basket League
OF THE TEAMS.

The Den Zare- 81 Fo- Re game In the
Federated Basket bali League last night
at the Y. NJ. c. A. furnished the best en-
tertaiument the fraternity loop fans have
won, Fl TO 10, but they had a battle on
their hands all the way, being on the
short end Of a 12-to-7 count at the half
and only tying up the score and nosing
out the Railroaders IL the last minutes
Of play. a slightly changed lineup for
the Bi-Fo-Re looked good, especially
Ernsting at back guard who baffled the
fast Den Zare forwards time and again
The Palr-o Dice Quart fracas was
also more interesting than the score
would indicate, the losers putting up one
Of the best games against the league
leaders that has been witnessed this sea
son. The Patrol icers won, Al to 2f
Hank Stevens and Johnny Hennessey
piling up points galore Hank getting
nine foul goals out of eleven chances.
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soLLY sTnL HAS HoPEs

has started IN training again In hopes
OF getting into his past ighting form
and is eager to take on boys in the 49,
1lS-pound class. Solly still insists that
he was not himself in his meetings with
Bud Taylor, who knocked him out twice.
SOlly ia training at his quarters wit h
HIS brother Max Billy Winters and Ray
Walsh. These boxers are some Of the
most promising Of the local boxers and
win be seen on one Of the local boxing
cards In the near future
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Ohio State Would Play
Bears in Stadium Opening

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 1s-Ohio
State University is considering a two
game homeland home arrangement
which would bring the University Of
California football team here to open
the new stadium In 1928, lt was AN
nOunced today. Information here
from California was that only OhiO's
signature to such II contract is all
that Is necessary TO complete the ar
rangements.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
I. u. Athletes Cut One
Year Of Varsity Play

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 19.-Ag n
result of formal protest to representatives
of the Western Conference, four Indiana
University athletes, all having sophO
more standing, viii have one year OF
men are Bahr, a basket ball star; Eber-
hardt, a basketball and football man,
and Burke and Clay, who played on the
gridiron team last fall These men
played on an Indiana r. o. T. c. football
team in 1920 against the Culver Military
Academy. The men were playing their
freshmen year.
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WANT LEWIS FOR MONTH.

from Jacob Rupert and T. L. Huston,
owners of the New York American base
ball club, to pay $4,000 for the services
of Duffy Lewis, manager Of the Salt Lake
team Of the Pacific Coast League, until
June 1, was received and declined yes
terday by T. II. Lane, president of the
Salt Lake Club. Lewis led the Pacific
Coast League In hitting last season, his
average being over 400. Formerly he
was a major league star with the Red
Sox and Yankees.
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30 PENALTY. sAYs I.ANDTs.

attach to Irish" MeuseI ana Johnny
Rawlings playing winter ball in Callfor-
MIA. Before engaging in the pastime
these members Of the Giants. consulted
Judge Lands, commissioner of baseball.
The judge gave his consent, after con
prohibits world series stars from show
ing outside activity during, the year in
which the championship was won The
judge, Secretary Leslie NJ. O'Conner ex-
planned, construed this to mean the cal
endar year So the champions can do
as they please after Jan. l.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
CHALLENGES REYNOLDS

Jack Fisher, Illinois welterweight,
wants to meet Jack Reynolds in a wres-
Ting bout to be staged in this city.
Fisher says he can make the welter
poundage easily and is willing TO wrestle
under any terms. Billy Schober, local
middleweight, also is seeking a match
with Reynolds under a handicap arrange
ment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
NOtre Dame Wins Great
Hockey Tilt at Michigan

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan 1S.-Michi-
gan's hockey team suffered it's first de-
feat Of the season last night, falling be-
fore the Notre Dame aggregation, 3 to 2,
at the Coliseum rink.
Cashier, the Irish star. was in the
thick of the play all the time and it was
due mainly to his great work that the
visitors came out victorious. Two over
time periods were necessary to deter
mine the winner.
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OTHER TUESDAY BOUTS.

AT PHILADELPHIA-Ge CLANCY
defeated Alex Hart in four rounds.
AT PORTLAND, ORE-Harry wills
won from Sam Lsngford in ten rounds.
AT WICHITA, KAN.-Hugh Walker
knocked out Jack Moran in the third
round.
AT PEORIA, ILL-Jimmy Kelly and
Stanley Everett fought a ten-round draw.
AT NEW YORK-Abe Goldstein
knocked out frankie Fay IN the seventh
round. Johnny Brown of England out
pointed Bud Dempsey in ten rounds.
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Winter Grid Practice

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Jan. 1s.-Coach
Howard Jones of Iowa University will
issue a call for winter football practice
shortly. Jones plans to have work outs
weekly during tho remainder of the
winter AS soon as spring opens he will
order Commemorative work outdoors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Winter Baseball
KATIE DENIED INJUNCTION.

NEW YORK. Jan. 18-Benny Kauff,
suspended Giant out1eIder, yesterday was
denied by Supreme Court Justice Viii
taker an injunction restraining the Ma
tional Exhibition Commanding Giant
owners-and Judge K. NJ. lands from
continuing his suspension from profess
sionRI baseball.
Justice Whitaker held that there were
no grounds for an injunction since
Kauf 3 contract with the Giants expired
last October. while the papers show
that an apparent injustice has been done
the plaintiff, this court is without power
to grant the relief he asks" the decision
said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
CLEVELAND COMMISSION.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 1s-Mayor Fred
Kohler yesterday appointed e new Lox-
ing commission Of three members and an
advisory commission to the boxing COM
mission. consisting OF twelve sporting
editors and business men, to supervise
amateur bouts and later, If the mayor
eventually sanctions them, professional
fights in Cleveland.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Bachman as Candidate
for Northwestern Job

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S-The latest can
didate to appear among the list Of pos
sibIe successors TO Elmer McDeEitt as
football coach at Northwestern Unlver-
sitv. is Charles Bachman. former Notre
Dame star Bachman coached North
western in 1919 and for the past two
years has been coach at Kansas Agricul-
tural College
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BENJAMIN AND DUNDEE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Joe Benjamin, the
Pacific coast lightweight, has been
matched to meet Johnny Dundee In New
York, Feb 8, according to advices from
Benjamin last night. Benjamin, a pro-
tege OF Jack Dempsey, will leave the
coast for New York at once.
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VNrPIRE Quay 10 Stay,

NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-President
Heydler Of the National League said yes
terday that Umpire Hank O'Day, the
dean Of the National League staff, would
not resign this year, as reports had him
doing O'Day suffered iIl-health last sum
mer, and several times was on the verge
of handing in his resignation. a long
rest on the Pacific Coast this winter,
however, induced Hank to change his
mind. and he has notified Heydler to this
effect
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ZIBBrE THRoMs LINoM.

stanisla1s zbyszko, the Pole, 81 minutes
to throw Ivan Linow, Russian, in de-
Tense Of his worlds heavyweight wrest.
ling title here last night. LinOw lasted
20 minutes before he was tOppled the
first time with a head scissors, and the
second fall came in u minutes with a
flying body hold
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FLINT CTTrR snT.n

FLINT, Mich, Jan. 1s.-The sale Of
the Flint club of Michigan Ontario
League to Otto and William Powell of
Pittsburgh. Pa, for a reported considera-
ton of $1,000 was announced here Tues
day afternoon. Controlling interest in
the club was held by c. T. Names, who
purchased it recently from T. J. Halli-
gan, the new president of the Mint
League.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

Centre will be the center of attraction
Saturday night at another TomllnSon
Hall game with Butler on the reception
committee. The Colonies are reported TO
have a fast team, but the question is, are
they fast enough for the Iryington speed
boys2
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70 a IN CLING LIVE GOSSIP
lVlwiMMrPUGS OF THE RING

OF his folks live there. Roper expects to
| be In New York most Of the time him
self, as lie is under the manag cement
| of Eddie Mead. He wants to have his
wife and baby with relatives while he is
awav
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SEEKS LOCAL BOUTS.

Roy Gibbons, former soldier, is open
FOR boxing matches in the 126-pound
class. He desires 10 hear from legion
posts and other hstic promoters. Ad-
dress 135 Collier street. indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

The Salt Lake five wants games Wit
citv teams in the 16-1S-year-Old class
CeiI Randolph 63S4-2 or address Georg
Bntcher, Route B-1, Box 351, Indianap
oils. Ind.
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BELoIr AFTER BIG DAVE.

are practically completed to bring Dave
Davenport, formerly star pitcher with
the st. Louis Browns, to Beloit as an
added member of the Fairbanks-Morse
baseball team this spring.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
DFNrETRAI MEETS CHAMP

CLEVELAND, Jan. 1S.-Stauislau Zbys-
zko. worlds heav yweight wrestling cham
pion, meets WI liam Demetral here to-
night in a finish match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Woman Golfer Dead

OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. 1s-Mrs E. H
Sprsgue. nationally known woman golfer
died here Tuesday OF pneumonia. Mrs
Sprague won the trans Mississippi wom-
ans title IN 1905
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-BeIoni, road rae
ing champion Of Italy, has entered the
six-day like race which will be staged
here, beginning Feb. IL. Three other
long distance riders from Italy have also
eDtered the meet.
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Basketball Results

COLLEGE.
Wabash, 81; Mlulkiu, 20.
Franklin, 20; Rose Poly, o.
Dartmouth, %; Knox, II.
Widener Institute. %; st. Joseph. 20.
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BILLIARDS
SHANE TAXES LEAD.

Posting ner high average record Of
fifty billiards in se7enty-One innings,
Martin Shane assumed the leadership in
the city amateur three-cushion billiard
tournament last night by defeating Lewis
Clark at the Board Of Trade billiard par
Tors, "a TO %. Shane's high runs were
two counts Of four and count Of five.
In the other half OF the double header
Bell defeated BohBe, 30 TO 81, in 121 In
ninss.
Tonight Johnson VIII play Brown and
HOusem9n is booked to meet Soldani