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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
81 Cities Named
for State Sectional
High School Meets

The board Of control of the Indiana
High School Athletic Association an
nounced today the thirty-two sectional
centers for the annual State high school
basketball tournament A tentative list
was drawn up at the meeting in Indian
apous two weeks ago. A new contract
which calls for the division Of the re
ceipts In proportion to the number of
tickets sold in the various schools was
agreed upon by the cities selected. The
local sectional will be held as usual in
this city.
Although there was some talk Of a
greater number Of centers at the last
meeting, there were thirty-two sectional
centers selected this year, which Is the
same number as last. The list Of sec
tional center5 is as follows:
Anderson, Angola, AttIca, Bedford
Bloomington. Brazil, Columbus, Craw-
louisville, Decatur, Evansville, TT. Wayne
fr..nhlIu. Greencastle, Huntington, In
diauapolis. KokOmo. Lafay cite. Lebanon
Logansport, Marion, MoOresviIle, New
castle, OwensviIle, Richmond, Rochester,
Ru@hvilIe, ScOttsburg, south Bend Union
City, Valparaiso, VIncennes, Warsaw.
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NOSSING vi, INDEPENDENT
'EM IN BASKEIEER0

The South Side Turner's defeated the
West Newton five. 20 to IS. Braun and
Phillips Of the Turner's were the stars for
the winners. Parks played best for the
West Newton team.
The Lincoln Highway basket ball team
wants games with city or State 1ves. Call
Washington 5000, or address Alvin Dor
sey, lO1 South Meridian street.
The Lauter A. c. playing IN the 17-19-
year-old class and the Lauter Grays, a IL
f5-year- old team, want games For games
with these two teams call Belmont 1899
and ask for Earl
The ''Y'' Leaders tackle the Joy-Glooms
ut Broad Ripple tomorrow night on the
Broad Ripple High School floor. 4
curtain raiser win start at 10 and the
main go at s.
BROwNsBURG. Ind. Jan. e.-The
Brownsburg Independents, an 1S-21-
year old team, want games away from
home. Address E. L. Webb, Browns
burg, Ind.
NEW AUGUSTA, Ind. Jan. 6.-The
New Augusta independent basketball
team defeated WhitestOwn. 80 to IS
Coble starred for the winners and Scott
for the losers. For games, address Paul
Young, New Augusta.
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RIVALS CLASH
IN GREAT NET
TILT SATURDAY
De Paw and Wabash Court
Performers Expected to
Stage Thrilling Battle. d.
TIGERS HAVE THE EDGE

GREENCASTLE, Ind. Jan. 6.-De
PAW basketeers were schedultd to
hold their final workout for the Wabash
game this afternoon. At 1880 o'clock
Saturday evening the two Quintets rep
resenting the rival schools viii meet here
in the first of the two games to be
played between them this season.
Only a light workout was to be given
the Tigers this afternoon, according to
Coach Walker. Thursday afternoon the
Old Gold court men held the last OF
their strin gent practices, which flnlsheQ
a week of secret rehearsal5 that have
been held in preparation for the game.
Coach Walker expects to start the
same lineup against Wabash that faced
Purdue. If he does, Cannon and White
will play the two forward po 3ltlons'
Captain Mindenhall will be at the pivot,
Young at floor guard and MoHett at
back guard. At present. Bills, who is
suffering from cold, is the only mem
Der of the Tiger squad who is not IN
good physical trim.
Every seat that the Bowman gym
nasium will hold has been reserved for
the coming fray. Two houndred and
fifty seats have been set aside for
Wabash students. Special arrangements
have been made to accommodate the IN
usually large crowd, which is expected
to number approximately 1000 persons
De Pauw students will enter the gym
nasium by the east door. Wabash stu
dents will enter the building through
the west door. All others will use the
main entrane Seats have been reserved
for the entire De Paw student body:
wabash students will have section OF
the west end bleachers.
Doors Of the gymnasium will be open
at 6 o'clock and viii close promptly at
7:15 in order that every one in the gym
nasium may find his seat before tie game
begins. This will make 1t unnecessary
to stop the game because Of fans crowding
on the floor.
Having won all Of their games this
season. including three victories over
Conference teams, dope seems to favor the
Tiger quintette. But dope counts for
but little in predicting the result of a
clash ~. ween these two schools, and
thsnCAyG old men are not depending on
il "a the game for them.
4 Pals for the game viii be: Referee,
i VA: umpire. Jameson. McCord
3zs2 from Bloomington Ill, while jamie
ID is an Indianapolis man
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Smithville Set for Tech

SMITHVILLE. Ind Jan. 6.-The local
high school bssSet-ball squad faces two
Of the hardest games on its schedule when
It Journeys TO Scottsburg tonight TO
tackle the undefeated Scottsburg aggre-
cation, and returns 10 Smithyjlle Satur-
day night 40 meet the Technical High
School five Of Indianapolis Scottsburg,
along with Ninceuues is The only uude-
feated quntette i'm south Indiana.
The locals have lost four out of seven
teen gaInes and will make a strong effort
60 win the remainder Of the scheduled
contests
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of the night 894, to defeat the Calves,
who were up and at EN-" Maloy OF
the Calves got the high count with 20j
The H. c. Root and Watkins post
teams in the American Legion League
were three time winners, while George
Dewey post took two out Of three from
the leading Iryington five. The only 209
count Of the night was rolled by Argus
Of the George Dewey squad, who got
himself 202 in his second attempt.
Nolan was the big noise in the l. L.
Railway League with counts of Dos, 2t6
and 201. The Parcel Checks, through
his good work won three from the
Valuation team. Car Service, Trainmas-
ters and Transportation won three vic
tories each.
E. Powers marked up 217 in his first
game and an even 200 in his last chance,
but fell down in between to 14S. Car
son Of the Trainmasters got Il 204 Smith
of the Parcel Checks was the only other
bowler to get in the double century class
with exactly 200
The Brooksides went down Thursday
night before the lrvingtons, while the
Evergreens were defeating the Indian
GpOlis Lodge In the Odd Fellow League
the Evergreen team, The King David
five viii roll later against the scores
Pc sted by he Harris Lods e No. ga.
Harvey of the Harris team and c.
Figg Of the IrvingtOnS were tied for
high count of the evening with games
Of POI each.
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Teams checking out tomorrow for the
Central States tourney at Dayton, Ohio,
are En- Roe Sporting Goods Company, +.
+. Z. Coffee, prest-o-Lite Company,
Thornton's Coffee Shop. Strauss Says,
Ballard Ice Cream Company, f. w. Stein
hart Company, Capitol Alley Five, Marott
Shoe Shop, HOosier Coffee Company,
Central Alley Five Klee e Coleman, Coca
Colas, Sterling 0olitic Stone Company,
Recreation Five and Blacker's Famous
Chill. Bowlers on this trip are requested
to secure tickets at the office in Monu-
ment circle. thus avoiding the jam" at
the Union Station.
NJ O'Connor and House Of Crane in
he Wholesale League won straight games
Thursday night. Ravens and Geddes
and Hibhen-HOllweg won two out Of
three The bowling was above The aver
age the holidays seeming to give the
pin knights lots Of pepper.
Hibben- Honweg had the best team
score Of the night with $50 naples in
ehe last contest. More than the usual
number of double century scores were IN
corked, almost every squad having its
select member.
The Victer Furniture Company was the
only team to win three straight in the
regular schedule of t he Retail Furniture
loop The Ideal Furniture team was the
victim It was bad night for the Ideals
who dropped three more games in a
postponed match with Baker Bros
Banner Furniture, National Furniture,
Taylor Carpet and p. Sommers, were
odd game winners The Peoples Out
fitting team which is leading the league,
dropped two contests to the Banners
after starting out with the highest score
Of the night, 905.
Hickman of the Nationals rolled the
high count Of the night with 217 pins In
his second game. York of the Baker
Bros. five and Morgan of the Home
Furniture outfit We're tied with 200 pins
each Henry of the National tJtaled
203 in his first
The Calves and Stee's were winners
in the Abattoir League, each taking two
out of three. The Lambs rolled some
fair scores, which the Pigs win endeavor
to beat at later date, The Hogs were
forced to hit the piRs g0F the high score
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Herewith are pictured the men who have
been named on the executive committee 81
the indianapolis boxing commission
which will govern the glove sport III this
city during the Shank administration
are members Of the commission, but viii
act only in an advisory capacity. Mem
bers of this advisory board are: VIII
liam n. Thompson, Ralph A. Young,
Harry 7. Hearsey and Joe Hogue. Eli
Schloss also was named member Of the
advisory board when it was organized
officially Thursday, but today he an
nounced his withdrawal.
The executive committee consists of L..
G. VIM, president Of the Indianapolis
Blue Print and Supply Company. as
chairman, and Mike Moroney, president
and general manager Of the Yellow Cab
Company, and Robert H. Tyndall Of the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company 1t
will be up to these three men to handle
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Title ASpirGnts in
N. 7. Bouts Sharpen
Interest of Critics
Babe Herman and Archie
Walker ShOW Wares Before
Gotham Fans Tonight.
BY LACK YEIOCK.


NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Babe Herman,
Jack Dempseys little stable-mate from
California, will attempt a long step
towards pugilistic fame and fortune here
tonight
Herman, now fighting in featherweight
ranks, will tackle Andy CLANCY of Bal
timOre in a ten-rOund wind-up to an all
star card. This bout ought to be full Of
fireworks, for Promoter Tex Richard
has promised to try to land Champion
Johnny KiIbane for the winner.
Jack Kearns predicts Herman's rise,
once he gets started, viii be as rapid as
was that of Dempsey, and what he has
shown in the East to date indicate that
he is a prospect of unusual ability.
Not long ago Herman fought in the
bantamweight class, but SINCE an en-
forced lay-off from boxing, due to ILL
ness, he has 0utgrown the lis Founders.
In CLANCY he will meet a boxer well
able to test his metal Chaney's recent
victims are Sammy Sieger, Charley
Beecher and Billy Defoe and he Is going
at top speed now.
Another boxer with aspira tons who
performs tonight is Archie walker, erst-
while national lightweight champion OF
the amateurs. Walker has hi seye on
the junior lightweight title and belt held
by Johnny Dundee and will take on Ben
ny Yalger to decide who will have the
honor Of getting a crack at IL.
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the bulk of the duties connected with the
supervision of the fstic exhibitions and
they viii receive, pass on and grant per
mits for holding bouts.
Members Of the executive committee
will meet within a few days and draw up
rules and regulations. Rules Of boxins
commissions in other cities and States
features copied and embodied in the
regulations that viii govern the sport
here. Chairman Winn stated today that
it is hardly likely that the commission
would be ready to permit fstic car
nival to be staged until the last Of the
month. only high class matches are de,
sired and only athletic clubs, fraternal
Organizations and legion posts showing
solid financial backing VIII be granted
permits.
Several applications for permits are II
the hands Of Chairman Wlnn and eaGn
Will be given careful consideration. IL
is the desire Of Mayor Shank and mem
bers of the commission chat the glove
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FrankIin-HanOver Tonight

FRANKLIN, Ind, Jan. 6.--Oue Of the
fastest games of the year is expected to-
night when the Franklin College basket
ball quintet and the Hanover aggregation
meet IN the college gym. The Bapusts
are In fine shape for the fray, the Christ
mas vacation giving them a much needed
rest. Hanover appears to be very strong
this year. the Indiana University team
being ale to win from them by an Is
to ii score only.
Coach Nelp Is expected to start Richie
son and Records at the forward posi-
lions. Friddlc at center and Gale and
Pike at the guard positions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-06
BOWLING
Three Ten-Minute
Rounds in Chicago
Wrestling Matches
Chicago City Commission
Takes Step to Break the
'Grdppling Trust

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The "big FIVE"
wrestling trust was dealt a knock out
blow in Chicago today.
Under new rules laid down by the city
athletic commission every wrestling bout
here will be a decision affair. Long term
grapples to draws have been eliminated.
Winners shall be determined on the
best two out of three basis, but the referee
must render decision If there is no fall
after each ten minute period. Referees
who fail to make a ruling will be barred,
it was stated
Between each ten minute round" there
shall be a minute rest period, the
commissions rule indicated
These regulations are expected to dis
rupt the wrestling trust" as members
OF it are known as defensive, not aggres-
sive type Of grapplers.
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Dentals Meet Earlham

Coach Heze Clark's Indiana Dental
team meets Earlham College at Rich
mond tonight. The Denrsls will play
Rose Poly at the Shortridge gymnasium
Saturday night. Hap" Cragle viii
referee that game.
Nine Tooth Fuller players formed the
squad taken TO Richmond. The nine
men are: Captain Witter. 0. Mathew, T..
Mathew, Rich, Gevertz, Mcpherson, Reeve,
Deakyne and Sparks. The Dentals are
expecting two hard games when they
play Earlham end Rose Poly. Last year
the Tooth Pullers won and lost in d
series OF two games with the Quakers.
The Dentals look the Rose games last
year by close scores.
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sport be kept spotlessly clean, and for
that reason the executive committee wdl
not be hasty in any Of It's moves
VIM, Tyndan and Moroney all are
more or less familiar with the boxing
game, Mayor Shank said, and he indicated
that he thought the three men quite rep
resentative to handle such duties that
usual confront a governing body Of this
branch Of sports. At the request Of the
mayor the new.y appointed commission
in general ruled that members Of the
commission are barred from taking any
part in the staging Of exhibitions other
the bouts.
The mayor cIso requested that no ia
voritism be shown In granting permits
and that the permits be passed around IN
order to prevent any one club or other or
ganizatiOn getting a monopoly on the
sport. He said he was Of the opinion
that indianapolis desired boxing II the
game can be conducted on a clean basis
and that he believed he had selected the
right men to carry out the project.
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Rears Invite Centre

DANYILLE. Ky, Jan. 6-The Univer-
gity Of California athletic officials have
Invited Centre College to I'LL the honor
date on the 1922 football schedule, Dec 2.
On this date the annual homecoming
celebration win be held and the new
ST. 900 900 stadium dedicated. This an
IounceInent WIS made here yesterday by
Coach Charlie Moran, who said he would
ask Centres athletic board at It's next
meting to consider the Invitation.
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Meisnuller Sets Record

CHICAGO. Jan. Ga new worlds rec
ord for the 900 yard free style swim was
set by John Weismuller of the Illinois
Athletic Club. in a meet between the
7. A c, Northwestern University and the
Great Lakes Athletic Association in the
/ A c. pool. Weismuller made the dis
lance in 10 3-5, clipping Is of second
off the former record The l. a. c. won
the meet, taking first place in every event.
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National Openers

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Opening games
of the 1929 National League season
were announced today by John Ueyd-
Ter, president of the league.
Chicago viii open at Cincinnati,
Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn ut
New York and Pittsburgh at St
Louis. TGhe season win open April
l2 and close Oct. I.
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RACE WITHOUT "RonK1Es,.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8-Racing will
officials Of the Business Mems Racing
Association announced yesterday, deying
current reports that because OF the tech
nlcal arrest last night of forty seven
bookmakers aud four cashiers, the winter
racing meet would be concealed.
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Cornell VS.. Ohio up

ATHENS. Ohio. Jan. 6.-Graduate
Manager Grover, of the Ohio University,
today received telegram from Cornell
University asking for a football game in
1922. The offer was accepted by ohio
and the game will be played Mt Ithaca,
\. Y, on the date Cincinnati University
wos to have been met next fall Cincin-
natl was released Mt the request of Coach
Chambers, who has agreed to bring his
team here in 1928
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RRITTON vs.. SHADE

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-JacI Britton,
welterweight champion, today agreed
TO meet Dave Shade of California in
a fifteen-rOund decision bout at
Madison Square Garden on Jan. 81.
The winner of the fight will receive
"a diamond belt from Tex Richard
emblematic of the welterweight cham
plOnship. The men will weigh In at
l47 on the afternoon of the contest.
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RiDDle at Valley Mills

VALLEY MILLS, Ind, Jan. 6.-Broad
Ripple High School plays the local high
basket ball five here tonight in what Is
the game is very mixed up If previous
games are considered. This is the first
game this season with Broad Ripple for
the locals. The Ripple team has lost
only one game this season and are the
fnynrites I'm tonights STRUGGLE.
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Harley and StinchcOmb
Back to Finish Studies

COLUMBUS Ohio. Jan. 6.-Two all
American gr!diron heroes from Ohio
state will be back in the scholastic
harness with the beginning of the second
semester. Chick Harley will re-enter col
lese TO finish the requirements for an A
3. degree. Pete" Stinchcomb will be
back for post graduate course in the
engineering college. Neither will be
eIisibIe for RthletIcs
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Killinger SIGNS

NEW YORK. Jan Glenn Klllinger,
Penn State baseball and football player
signed a 1922 contract yesterday with
the New York club Of the American
League. He viii be candidate for third
base on tho lankee team next spring.
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Gopher-Trish Hockey Tilt

NnNNEAPOLIS, Jan. 6-The Mime
sofa hockey team will meet Notre Dame
game viii be played at Notre Dame in
February. The Gophers win meet the
University of Michigan and the Michigan
Nntre Dame.
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Ex-Service Five Is Victor

LEBANON, Ind, Jan. 6.-The ex-serv-
ice five Of indianapolis had little trouble
in defeating the Lebanon Independents
here last night, 80 to 20. The visitors
led at the half, II to II, and In the sec
ond half completely outplayed Lebanon.
Hennessey starred for the winners, with
seven field goala
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To HOLD KENTUCKY FUTURITY.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Jan. 6.-The Ken
lucky TrOtting Horse Breeders Assoeia-
ton. at It's annual meeting here yester-
day. decided TO renew the Kentucky
futurity for foals Of 1922 with a guaran-
teed purse Of $4,000. Old officers, in-
Guiding Ed L. Upton. president, were
reelected. Dates for the Lexington meet.
ing were fixed for Oct. TO II.
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CENTRAL STATES MEET

DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. Glowing in
the minor events of the Central States
tournament here Thursday afternoon, A.
Reinhart and c. Turner of Cincinnati
shot their way into first place in the
doubles with 1902 Reinhart was the
heavy man, with a $50 score
S. Novak Of Toledo took first place
in the singles with 65l He had games
of 100, 215 and 24G Grover Seibert, To-
ledo, went into fourth place with $50,
while n. Saffron another Toledo man,
bowled 622 for eighth place
The Central Five of Canton, Ohio is
leading the fve-men teams with a score
of 1887.
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Winter Baseball
sOrTHERN ~ ZOE ILLINI.

SOUTHERN TRIP FOR Him.
URBANA, III, Jan. 6-The annual two
weeks Southern trip of the University
of Illinois baseball team viii include
eight games, according to arrangements
completed yesterday by Coach Carl
Lundgren. The trip viii be taken during
the Easter vaacti0n in April
Practice for the Illinois pitching stan
win begin this week Other members
Of the team viii begin workouts in the
big armory next month.
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Cnhs Seek COOner

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6.-Jack Doyle,
scout for the Chicago Clubs, today was
reported to be in the market for Claude
Cooper, fleet footed outfielder of the Oak
land club of the Pacific Coast League
Cooper is regarded one Of the best play
ers in the West.
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For POCKET Gle TITLE.


NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Ralph Greenleaf,
national professional pocket billiard
champion. today formally accepted the
challenge Of Thomas A. Hueston, former
champion. to play a match for the title.
The champion posted a forfeit of 1928
with the Brunswick Bake COllender
Company. which orr Einally donated the
diamond medal emblematic Of the cham
pionship. Hue ,ton. who finished third
in the national championship tourna
ment at Philadelphia in October, filed
his challenge and forfeit money while
Greenleaf was engaged in the defense Of
his crown against Arthur Woods at the
Hotel Astor last month. At that time
Hueston stipulated that he was challeng
ing the winner. Under the rules govern
ing the championship trophy Greenleaf
was compelled to recognize this def and
he will have to play HuestOn.
In posting his money Greenleaf stated
that he would name the dates and place
in the immediate future. 1t IS expected
that the champion will elect to play 45O
points, as he did against Woods, in three
nikht blocks of $50 balls each.
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College Games Tonight

Rose Poly at Butler.
Camp Benning at Purdue.
Huntington at Indiana.
Hanover at Franklin.
Indiana Dentals at EarIham.
Muncie NOrmals at Manchester.
Central Normal at Valparaiso.
State Normal at Evansville.
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IATONGE 10 MANAGE

Ia LONh1 ~ MANAOL.
CRAWFORD. Ontario, Jan. 6. -
Michael La LOnge, backstop at one time
for the Philadelphia Nationals and later
the st. Louis Nationals, viii manage the
Brantford team In the Michigan Ontario
League this year, the club announced yes
terday.
To sign the contract he obtained A re-
lease 8om the Kansas City team of the
American Association, which relnstated
him following suspension, the announce
ment said.
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SWIMMING
NEWS OF THE DAY IN E$ THE WORLD OF SPORT e
billiards
CITY THREE-CUsHIoN MEET.

Charles Frye defeated Edward HouJe-
man at the Board Of Trade billiard
parlors last night, so to 80, in the city
three cushion tourney. The match is the
second best, as to average. up TO date
and ended in the seventy seventh in
ming. Each player has now won four
games and lost three.
The final game of the week tonight is
between Charles Soidami, who is I'M
defeated, and Dick Johnson