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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07
When Do We Eat?

CHICAGO, Jan. when the Chi
cagO Cubs are frisking around on
Catalina Island this spring the ath-
letes sill have no occasion to howl
about their feed" They will get
clean, wholesome food daily. and 1t
will be prepared by a chef engaged
especially to look after the interests OF
the players. This announcement was
made today by William Veech, Cub
president, who in his days ms Il scribe
saw enough of spring camp menus to
know that things are not always as
they should be.
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z:::::::5 THE WORLD OF SPORT c
O'Hearn of Yale Out
of Hockey Competition

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. Charles
O'Hearn, Yales brilliant all-around ath-
Iete is now regarded as lost to thu
hockey team for the season. He has not
joined the squad since the Christmas
Boston indicate that the injury to leg
muscle, received Just before the team
departed on its holiday trip. will pre-
vent his participation in athletics for
a third base candidate this spring, but
some doubt is expressed as to his ability
to play baseball for another year. Every
condition for the football season next
fall and a rest from athletics until then
is generally expected because of his
present condition.
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Basketball Results
COLLEGES.

COLLEGES.
Butler, 81; Rose foIy, -.
Purdue. AZ; Camp Benning, 20.
1al, Is.
Indiana. "a; Huntington. IA
Franklin, %; Hanover, 0.
Earlham, "a; Indiana Dentals, 16.
Michigan, 81; Michigan Aggies, 20.
Pittsburgh, Al. Marietta, %.
Missouri, 81; Drake, 25.
Lombard, 80; Parsons, II.
st. Viators, 81; st. Louis University, 10.
Monmouth, %; Coe. 10.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Jefferson (Lafayette), IS; shortridge, %.
Bedford, 40 Tech, Is.
Cumberland, 10; West Newton, 1S
Seymour. AZ; North Vernon. 7.
Kewanna, 43; valpo Seconds, u.
Valley Mills, 20; Broad Ripple, 16.
Hartford City, %; Anderson, 90
Southport, 10; Greenwood. Is.
Martinsville, II; Bloomington, 10.
Plainf1eld, 80: Danville, 25
Pittsboro, 10; Mooresville, IT.
Connersville, 20; Newcastle, II.
Shadeland, II; Avon, H.
Kokomo, 81; Paramount, 81.
Logansport, "a; Wabash, Z.
Huntington, 81; West Lafayette, 20.
Muncie, so; Elwood, %.
Middletown. 60; Kennard. 8.
Middletown Seconds, %; Markleville, 10.
Rushville, 10; Spicelsnd, 8.
Scottsburg, %; Smithville, e.
Franklin, %; Froebel Gary, II.
West Middleton, 10; New London, IL.
Upton, 81; Frankfort. IL.
Greentown, 20; Sharpsville 15
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x; NEWS OF THE DAY IN =
Big League Presidents
and Lands Discuss Draft

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Presidents of both
the National and American leagues met
with Judge K. NJ Lands in special ses-
sion here today to thrash out the draft
question. Among the draft proposals com
ing under discussion was one recently
proposed by Al Tearney, president of the
Three-I and Western leagues.
The Tearney plan suggests the release
Of major league players to minors by the
graduate system-that notice of a players
impending release be given Glass AA
baseball and so on down the line until he
is claimed.
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NEW LIFE IN MICHIGAN.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. Boxing in
Michigan was given d new lease Of life
by Governor Groesback yesterday with
the stipulation, however, that II Is con
Quoted in strict conformity with the State
laws regulating the sport.
This means, the Governor explained In
conference with Thomas W. Bigger,
State boxing commissioner, that no more
championship prize fights or big open- air
exhibitions such as were held In Benton
Harbor last year VIII be sanctioned.
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BIG TEN OPENS
BASKET SEASON
Three Games Start Ball Roll
ing in Conference Net
Title Race.
BIG TEN OPENERS.
wisconsin at Iowa
Northwestern at Minnesota
Ohio State at Chicago.

Northwestern at Minnesota
Ohio State at Chicago.
The Big Ten basket ball race opens to-
night with six Conference teams meet
ing in the first Of the 1922 contests. Wis
cousln travels TO Iowa to meet the Haw-
keyes. Northwestern tackles Minnesota
at Minneapolis and Ohio plays Chicago
at Chicago. The Badger contest In Iowa
CITY holds the most interest as the two
teams are rated on about an equal basis
and are supposed to be two OF the strong
teams In the Big Ten title chase. The
veteran Wisconsin five is given the sight
edge before the battle.
Northwestern with new coach seems
to be perking up a bit and should win
over the Minnesota aggregation, which
practically has q new team. The Purple
tossers are mostly veterans who have
never done much In conference circles
but who seem to be getting together
better this season under new direction.
Ohio State IS trying to come back In
basket ball and viii get the first chance
tonight against the MarOOns Neither
team seems to be exceptionally strong,
hut the Chicago FIVE playing at homo
seems to have the shade Of advantage.
The Buckeyes lost a star forward IN
Blair. who was injured In the Yale game.
Ohio has shown fair form In defeats of
Yale Wittenherg and Dartmouth.
Monday Ohio plays at Michigan and
Wisconsin at Northwestern.
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SCARLET-TTGER
CLASH TONIGHT
FEATURE GAME
Bitter Rivals Meet at Green
castle-Butler at Illinois
Dentals Here.
|. u. VS.. CAMP BENNING

The wabash De PAW game at Green
castle this evening forms the headliner
for a big night of basketball effort on
the part Of Indiana college teams. Other
games tonight of interest to Hoosier net
followers are the Butler Illinois contest
at Urbana, Dentals vs.. Rose Poly In IN
dianapohs Indiana vs. Camp Benn1ng at
Bloomington and Crane VS.. Falpo at val
Nine points to the bad by the com
parative score route, the Wabash basket
ballers will invade Greencastle tonight IN
tent on pulling up to an even rating
in the State championship race at the eX-
pense of the Old Gold. This game Is at
tracing more interest than 2ny previous
contest played this season and the
struggle that will take place tonight is
certain to Justify advance predictions OF
a real battle. De PAW is the slight ia
margin, but since past ATHLETIC expert
ences between the two institutions nave
shown that dope is mighty small thing
to be considered, confidence is not lack
Pat page and his Butler ket-ball
PLAYERS started out after more Big Ten
game early this morning. The locals are
going to tackle the University OF Illinois,
prospective first division fnisher IN the
Big Ten race, at Urbana tonight, and with
the dope pointing about the same way 1t
did when Pat pitched his athletes against
Wisconsin and Chicago, are prepared to
deal out some corresponding results. Page
has been fortunate in being able to use
his star players sparingly against NOtre
Dame and Rose Poly and should be able
to throw a comparatively fresh team at
the Conference five.
EarIham beat the Dentals last night and
Butler beat Rose Poly, so when the Den
tails take on the Engineers tonight at
Shortridge High Schol. dope will be
manufactured in large quantities. 1t is
hard to pick a winner in this contest and
the game should be d real treat to local
fans HoOsier fans will also be able to
strength of Indiana and Purdue tonight
when the Crimson takes on Camp Ben
ming, the team that Purdue beat yester-
day by 40 to 20 score.
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Hutchinson and Traub
Lead in Coast Tourney

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. Jock
Hutchinson Of Chicago. British open golf
champion, and z. Traub, Of San Fran
cisco, were tied for first place with
score of 153 at the end of the first thirty
six holes in the northern California open
golf championship tourney at the San
Francisco Golf and Country Club yes
terday. John Black, northern California
open golf titlehOlder, was next with 154.
Bert Wild and Dave Trufelli tied for
third place with 139.
Jim Barnes of Pelham, N Y. the United
States open golf champion, and Harold
Sampson of San Francisco tied for fourth
place with 161.
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Women Golfers Plan to
Get Back at Mean Men

CHICAGO, Jan. when the Bob O.
Link Club legislated that only men might
play on their course, that golf club set
the Chicago women golfers into action.
AS a result there Is report about that
the Women's Western Golf Association is
planning on a country club for women
only. Mrs. H. Hathaway Watson, pres
ident of the organization, admitted such
a rumor may find itself in effect. She
says Chicago has many prominent wom-
en- golfers and that a strictly women
club could easily be maintained here.
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Muncie Defeats Elwood

ELWOOD, Ind, Jan. I. - Elwood
showed surprising strength against the
Muncie High School basket ballers, but
lost, 1923. After a bad start they out
played the visitors in the second half,
scoring thirteen points to the winners
seven. The game was fast and hard
fought throughout, with Muncie showing
Its superiority by fighting harder under
the basket for points. Ulrey. Reploge
and Beckner sta FRED for Muncie. while
Gray, Dunlap and Fisher played flashy
ball for the locals. The Elwood team
is coming along in great shape and may
cause considerable trouble before the sea-
son is over. Lineup and summary:
NTu1cia (20l EIrrood fOoN
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LEwIs-GUNNER SCRAP

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. T-Word re-
ceived here yesterday from London says
that Ted Lewis. exAmerican welterweight
champion, has been matched to box Tom
Gunner, xmiddeweight tltleholder Of
England on Jan. 20 at Brighton, England.
Arthur Wyns, who recently returned from
a successful tour of Australia. knocked
out Ben Collicut of England In the seven
teenth rounu of a scheduled twenty round
bout for the European featherweight title.
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ton League staged a battle Friday night
and the Cofees had all the better OF the
argument with the Lunches. Led by
Goodwin. who was shooting sensationally
the Coffee outfit took three straight from
the leading Dairy Lunch team.
Scores of os1. ss2 and s5s were too much
for the veterans of the Lunch fve who
were rolling only in fair form Good
win counted 200, 222 and 80 for the best
individual bowling Of the night.
Pauley Of the Capitol Specials found
the head pin In his last game and kept
battering away at 1t until he had count
ed the huge total Of 266. His other marks
Of 202 and 154 gave him a three-game
total Of 622' second best Of the night.
Klee & Coleman and Listen Lester fves
won three contests each from the Capitol
Specials and Billiards., respectively. The
Coca Colas took two out of three from
lost a good opportunity to climb close
TO the Claman Dairy Lunch outfit, which
was losing three.
Listen Lester posted the hest team
score with e94 pins in their first effort.
Good bowling by every member of the
team turned the trick
Besides those mentioned, high indfvf-
dual scores were posted by Paterson Of
the Atlas Coal with 236 and Agal of the
same team with 2S4. wetherhesd of KIee
& Coleman totaled 226 in his last chance
and wicker, team mate, got 224. Col
in his initial fling.
Three teams were three-time winners
in the Nordyke & Marmon loop. The
leading Gears went down in every game
mers, who lived up to their names A
blind" did not help the Gears very
much. Rocker Arms and Office fves
were the other straight game victors
The Toolmakers won the odd contest
from the Production squad.
Rettig Of the Toolmakers shot the best
single game of the night with a 223
count. Pittvile of the Trimmers was
next with a pos. Fischer Of the Office
aggregation started out with a 2o3 and
then fell down.
Car Service won three in the L. =. 4
W. circuit and the Traffics and Engi-
neers were satisfied to take the odd
games. The Engineers showed the best
bowling and posted the two highest team
scores of SIS and s6S.
Mount of the Engineers was a good
anchor with scores of POI. 211 and III
Riebe of the same team tied Wallis of o
the Auditors for the highest count with
213. Fisher of the Car Service got totals
of POS and POS.
No. I team and No. . team were the
winners IN the c. NJ B. League. Each
took two out of three. No. squad
started out like world heaters with the
highest score of the night. but thought
that was sufficient and dropped the next
two contests Geddes of No. was high
individual with POI.
In the Recreation Ladies' Social
League the Wittie team and the Jolly
Rollers are even more merry after Fri
day nights bowling. The Wittie outfit
won three and the Jolly five took two
out of three. Meyer Of the Snappy team
got a big total Of 211 in the second game
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LIVE GOSSIP
OF THE RING
HERMAN PLEAsEs FANS.

NEW YORK, Jan. babe Herman.
coast featherweight who fhgts with the
ferocity and much of the style of the
heavyweight champion, Jack Dempsey.
was firmly entrenched in the hearts of
New York fans today. even though a ref
eree's decision gave Andy CLANCY of Bal
timore the decision in their ten-round
bout at the Garden last night
The battling babe put up a great bat
tie and the crowd hOoted the decision
figuring a draw was the worst the coast
lad should have received.
Benny Vulgar and the much touted
Archie Walker put up a slow battle earlier
In the evening without either boy getting
hurt and the decision was draw.
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Skate Champ Coming

CHICAGO, Jan. Oscar Mathieson.
of Norway, international professional
speed ice skating champion, will sail for
America next week to compete in Il
series of races 1t was announced here
today. Mathiesen plans to race Bobby
Mclean. Norval Baptie, Edward Lamy,
Art Staff and other American pro-
fessionals
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Carl Fisher Polo Captain

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. with Carl G..
Fisher, Indianapolis Speedway owner,
as captain, tho FlamingO Pony Polo
Club team was scheduled to meet tho
Rolling Ridge team, captained by
Robert Hassler, also of Indianapolis,
here today in tho opening polo match
of the winter season.
The rival clubs have been putting
I'm some hard practice and they were
all set for the big opening.
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Franklin Beats FroebeI

GARY, Ind, Jan. Franklin High
School defeated Froebel here last night
in a fast clean game, 20 to II. Cant and
Polk starred. Many baskets were missed
by both teams. Franklin led at the half,
II to g. Vandiver, the star allState for
ward Of the visitors, did not make the
trip, being left at home because of a
severe colG
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investigate what that place had to offer
in the way Of facilities for training a
baseball team and his report to Hen
bricks today bears out the advance in
formation the Tribe officials had received.
The Tribe squad probably Will live at
the Majestic Hotel during their stay at
Marlin. Il Is said 10 be modern in every
way, with a Uathhouse, sanitarium and
hot well in connection. The Majestic and
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French Court Title
Is Taken by Tegnel

PARIS, Jan. Erik Tegner of Den
mark won the French covered court ten
mis- championship by defeating Max De-
cugts, seven times French champion since
1904. The scores were 1913, 20, 80 and
81. Tegner was a member of the Danish
Davis cup team which was eliminated by
the Australians at Cleveland Inst summer
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SPRING CAMP TROUBLE.

The Mineral Wells people, 1t seems, are
good deal like the Waxahachie people
Last year Detroit thought it had closed a
deal to train ut Waxahachie before 1t
actually signed the papers the Chicago
White Sox butted in and got the location.
Now the New York Yankees thought they
had deal male with Mineral Wells
and they find that the Cincinnati Reds
Nave closed up for that camp.
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ENGLAND BIDS FOR MIKE.

NEW YORK. Jan. Mike McTigue,
one Of the leading middleweight title con
tenders Of this country, today was CON
sdering an offer Of $4,000 to go over to
England for three fights. The National
Sporting Club has offered Mike that sum
to meet Johnny Bashom, Boy Mccormick
and Ted (Kid) Lewis In twenty round
contests.
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Valley Drops RippIeites

VALLEY MILLS, Ind. Jan. valley
Mills High School basketball team de
feated the Broad Ripple team here last
night, 20 to Is, in one of the hardest
fought games seen on the local floor this
season. The first period ended Is to Q
in favor of Valley Mills, the local team
counting on long shots from the center
of the floor. In the last session the locals
got but one field goal and Broad Ripple
made fine squirt, tying up the score at
15-alI four minutes before the end Of
the game. A field goal and three foul
goals, however, put the Valley team on
the long end of the count before the final
gun. Valley Mills is now the only team
having a clear victory over Broad Rip
pie. as the only otter winner over the
Ripple crew, Southport, has also lost
to the Broad Ripple quint this season.
Both teams played through last nights
contest without making a single substi
tuition Lineup and summary:
Valley Mills (20j. Broad Ripple (16).
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Re-engage Oregon Coach

ingtoD has been reelected head coach
of the University of oregon football team
for the coming year by the executive
nounced today. The football Schedule
was ratified and 1t was decided to put
the university sports under an athletic
director.
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BE CAREFUL, GEORGES.

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Georges Carpenter,
French heavyweight champion. declared
in an interview today that he will
challenge Jack Dempsey. American
titleholder, TO return bout in the event
that he decisivcly defeats George Cook
Of Australia when they meet here this
month.
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READY FOR THE WHISTLE

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan DE
PAW Tiger basketeers were crouched In
their lafrs today awaiting the coming Of
tette at 7:30 o'clock here in the Bow
man gymnasium. 1t is expected that
$500 fans will see the game, which viii
be the first played between the two rival
schools this season.
To get away from the excitement Coach
Walker accompanied the De Paw fresh
man basketeers to Clinton last night,
where they played the Clinton High
School Quintettte. Coach Walker Is de-
veloping his freshman material to fill
vacancies in the 1922-1923 Tiger varsity
five. which will be made by the gradua
ton Captain Mendenhall, Cannon and
Moffett next June.
Coach Walker intends to use the fol-
lowing lineup tonight against Wabash: :
Cannon and White, forward; Captain
MendenhalI, center, and Young and Mot
felt. guards.
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OTHER FRIDAY BOUTS.

AT PHILADELPHIA-Ja Renault
beat Ray Smith in eight rounds.
AT ATLANTIC CITY-Willie Allen
won from Bobby Burns in eight rounds.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY-Mark Holt
knocked out Kid George in the second
round.
AT BROCKTON, MASS-Harry Carl
son defeated Young Erne In ten rounds.
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Everything fine" was the message
Manager Jack Hendricks received from
Secretary Clauer today regarding the ia
cilities for spring training at Marlin,
Texas. This means that Marlin must be
"the" real spot, for Sec" Clauer Ger
tainly knows his stuff when 1t comes to
giving a town the once over. Clauer went
to the Texas city a few days ago to
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BRITToN TO MEET SHADE.

NEW YORK, Jan. -Welterweight
Champion Jack Britton will defend his
title against Dave Shade Of San Francisco
at Madison Square Garden on Jan 81
Contracts for the bout, which will be for
fifteen rounds to a decision. were signed
at the office of Tex Richard yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07

Listen Lester posted the best team
'core with e94 pins in their first effort.
Good bowling by every member Of the
cam turned the trick.
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YANKs RELEASE THREE.

NEW YORK, Jan. THE New York
club of the American League yesterday
released Nelson Hawks, outhelderi Ray
French, shortstop, and Jesse Doyle, pitch
er to the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast
League, IN payment for Catcher Al De
Vormer, who was obtained from that club.
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PREM FLOPs MCGUIRE.

GALESBTRG. III. Jan. 7.-paul P.
Prehn, University Of Illinois wrestling
coach, took match from Chief" Nc
CURE Of this city last night by winning
the first two falls in one hour and
twenty seven minutes.
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billiards
STARS TO APPEAR HERE.

John Layton, three-cushion billiard
champion, and Augie Kieckheifer, ex-
champion, are to appear in four exhibit
ton games in indianapolis at the Harry
Cooler parlors on Thursday and Friday,
Jan. u and 10, it was announced last
night.
Two matches will be played each day
ming.
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DUNDEE VS.. WHITE.

BOSTON, Jan. Johnny Dundee of
New York and Charley White of Chicago
lightweights. will box here on Jan. 49,
it was announced today The bout will
be a ten round decision contest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07

1V1 with the PUGS
REYNOLDS ANSWERS CHANOs.

Wrestler Jack Reynolds has replied to
the challenge issued by Jimmy Chanos
Of Muncie with the statement unat he win
agree to meet Chanos in Muncie any
agree to throw Chanos FIVE falls in one
hour or forfeit the entire gate receipts
but that If he succeeds in obtaining the
five falls then ne, Reynolds shall take
all the receipts Reynolds says he met
Chanos in Muncie in October and scored
a fall in eighteen minutfI, after which
Chanos refused to continue, according to
Jack.
Reynolds is engaged at present as
wrestling coach at Indiana University
where he is helping put the State Uni
versity grapplers in shape for a num-
Der Of big intercollegiate meets.
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Car Service won three in the L. Il. 4
W. circuit and the Traffics and Engi-
neers were satisfied to take the odd
games. The Engineers showed the best
bowling and posted the two highest team
scores of SIS and $685.
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Elwood (23).
NT

Substitutions-virgil for Dunlap. Johns
for Gray, Gray for East, Dunlap for V.r-
Reploge, Reploge for Thonnberger. Ref
eree-Gard.
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THREE FEATURE MATCHES.

NEW YORK, Jan. AT least two
fight crowns will be thrown into the
ring at Madison Square Garden this
month. Battling Levinsky is giving Gene
Tunney of Greenwich Village a shot
at the American light heavyweight crown
next Friday night. Jack Pritton, king
of the welters. will defend his title
against Dave Shade of California, Jan. 81.
BARLEY Madden viii meet Fred Fulton on
the night of the Leyinsky -Tunney battle.
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'BO' WINS This One

FIT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 7-"Bo" Nc
Mullins All Kentucky football team de-
feated the FIT Worth All-Stars here yes
terday, to q.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07

The scores in the weeks play OF the
Lutheran League were: st. Johns, 80;
Trinity, 8, and Emmaus, %; st. Paul, Il.