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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
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ny ROY RoRERsTON.

Within the past season or two new
and very sensible fad has become evil
dent with all ranks of golfers from the
top notch pro down TO the duner
We refer to the use Of q brassie from the
tee as well as through the fairway and
the describing of q driver altogether.
II the leading pros and amateurs we're
to be asked the question as to which
club was the most difficult to master, the
answer would greatly favor the driver,
and next the brassie would be named.
And II the caddybags Of the best play
ers were to be investigated, many would
be found lacking a driver. In recent
years leading players have tried to play
by the air route because OF the numerous
traps hazards, and difficulties which
have been added to our golf courses and
played with roll than one driven Into
the air that stops where II drops. Little
distance is lost with a ball driven slight
ly higher with q brassie than with
driver and the control more than makes
uD many times the distance lost. Another
thought that golfers have learned to re-
gard as very important, IL that the more
for distance. the straighter the ball VIII
fly and this is big reason why the
air route TO the green from the tee has
become quite popular. A ball rises into
he air mainly because 1t has back
spin on It and Of course the more loft
there Is on the face Of the club the
more backspin there will result and the
more control In direction there VIII be
obtained. Large gOif club manufactur-
ers have already noticed marked fall
ing of In the sales Of drivers during the
past few season and they predict that
this club Will so De extinct as the
old fashioned iron cleek.
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BILLIARDS
JEWS OF THE DAY IN 7;::z : tt
PAGEMEN FACE
HERCULEAN JOB
Franklin, Earlham and Wa
bash to Be Tackled in
Order Next Week.

The Butler basket tossers are taking
things rather easy over the week end and
getting in a lot of good rest, which will
be badly needed when Coach Page starts
them out Monday on one # the stiffest
weeks of competition they nave encoun-
tered this season. Franklin will be
played Monday at Franklin, Earlbam at
Richmond on Wednesday and Saturday
the Christian gladiators will wind up the
weeks activities by tackling Wabash at
Tomlinson han.
All three Of the contests are return
games, the Pagemen having defeated the
three teams in previous meetings, but Ia
each case only after a hard struggle. The
fact that two of the games next week will
be played on foreign courts only adds to
the task confronting the locals. Frank
lin furnished plenty Of opposition last
Tuesday and may be counted on to fur
nish even more trouble when met in their
own lair. Earlham was rather easy for
the Butler speed boys earlier in the sea-
son, but the Quakers have picked uP a
lot since then SIS their recent victory over
Franklin will testify.
The fact that Butler defeated Wabash
recently by a 81 to q at Charlottesville
will count for little when the two teams
line up again next Saturday. Butler eyes
have centered on the ScarletTiger scrap
at wfordsville tonight as what hap
pens in this game win give added impor'
lance to the Butler Wabash fracas here.
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DE PAUW FIVE
NVADES CAMP
OF WABASHERS
College Rivals Clash Tonight
in One of Seasons Basket
Classics.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 49,
De PAW VS.. Wabash tonight. The bas-
ket-ball classic Of the local net season Is
at hand and everything is set for grand
party at the Wabash gym, the game
starting at Z 40 o'clock. Fans were COM
Ing in today to obtain tickets for the
affair and a huge crowd is sure to be on
hand. Increased seating capacity has
made 1t possible to handle any number OF
spectators in the Wabash gym and il is
not Ilkely that the 5. Z. o. sign viii have
TO be hung out.
The Wabash basketeers are set to fight
desperately against the Tiger rivals from
down the MOnOn in order to remain in the
state title running. On the other hand
De PAW is coming here determined TO
wipe out the sting Of the defeat handed 10
by the Scarlet earlier In the season.
Coach vaughan has grOOmed his men
carefully for tOnights game and is con-
fdent his athletes will win If they get
a even break in basket-b luck This
is he same feeling Coach walker Of De
PAT has and IL the net luck is evenly
divid ! IL means that the fans are go
Ing TO see a thrilling battle from start
to finish.
Many fans are coming over from Ind
annapolis for the game Greencastle Is also
sending big party and surrounding
towns will be well represented. Wabash
be handicapped by the tickets stolen
Thursday night, for duplicates were
printed. However, fans are urged to
purchase tickets for the game only ct
the Scharf Drug Store here or at the
college gym box office Many reserve
seats are available and late Corners prob
ably VIII have no trouble obtaining seats
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LANDS PASSES
UP WAGE FUSS
Salary Disputes Between
Player and Club Only,
Commissioner Rules.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s-Bsll players who
do not Ike the salary figures mentioned
IN their contracts viii have TO take their
troubles to the club owners. They need
not look to K. NJ. Lands. baseball com
missioner, for relief.
It was made plain at the commission
ers office that the baseball leader re-
CARDS other phases Of his job as Of far
more importance than the adjustment Of
salary disputes between the magnates
sGd hired help. Lands minated be
does not intend 70 be a collection agent
for bali players
Recently pitchers Rommell and Naylor,
Of the Athletics, objected TO the figures
set forth In the contracts rendered them
by Connie Mack Mack told them to
take their troubles TO lands and they
did. In replying the official told them
they would have to look elsewhere for
relief, inttmating that he was doubtful
II the major league agreement vested him
with authority 20 act in salary dis
putes.
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Basketball Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE.
Earlham, %; Indiana Dentals, 81.
Rose Poly. 81; Muncie Normal, "a
Cornell, 81; Yale, %.
kalamazoo College, % Notre Dame, 13.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Bloomington, 21 Tech, IS.
Cumberland, IS; Cathedral, IS.
Franklin, 46 Bedford, 21
Morton (Rlchmond), %; spiceland
lebanon as: Charlottesville, "a.
Fairmount, 80 Muncie, 20.
Vincennes, 81 Wiley (Terre Haute, Z.
Winchester, q; PleasantyiIle, 13.
EIwood 40; Shortridge, 80.
Broad Ripple. 81; Fdinburg, 20.
North Vernon, 25; Jeffersonyille, 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Syracuse, 25; North Webster, Is.
Milford, IS; Etna Green, 8.
Atwood, %; Pierceton, g.
Sulphur Springs, %; Lewisville, IS,
New Palestine lions, 49, Albany 6.
Carthage Yankees Five, %: RidgevlIle,
TO-
CINCY H. S. TOURNEY.
First Round
Aurora Cnd), IA; Hamilton (Ohioy
Orleans Ind), II; Ohio Technical In
stitute (Cincinnati. T.
Martinsville (Ind). 81; MILFORD (Ohio).
Hamilton (0hio, Il; osgoods 10.
Hughes (Cincinnati. 20; Greensburg
CrothersviIle Qnd.), IT; New Madison
(Ohio), Is.
M dS5 tee &c {IKy)s 81; Perry Central
smithyille (fndD, ~; owensville
(Ohio), 8.
Connersville Gnd). &c; Marion
fOhio). 4.
Second Round
Connersytlle Qnd), SO Norwood (Cin
cinnati). {.
smithville Qnd.), SO; Aurora, O.
Martinsville Ind.), 81; Hamilton
(Ohio), 10.
Orleans (Ind.), 16; Augusta (Ohio), L
Connersville (Ind.), 64i Morrow
XIV. 4
Aurora Cnd,l, III yenia lohiol. IL
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New Ball Club Here to
Be known as MarOOns

The North o. Greek Recreation Club is
organizing an Independent baseball club
which viii be run on a league basis.
thus requiring players TO sign contracts
and making them subject to hnes for
violation Of rules. The team will be
composed entirely of boys under is years
of age and viii be known as the Ma
rooms. Prizes will be awarded at the
end of the season for the leading batter,
leading fielder. leading base-stealer. sac
rifce hitting and best pitching record.
The following have been elected Of
fcers of the club: Manager. O. J. Qunis-
ser: captain. Robert WoOlgar; secretary,
L. W Caldwell
A meeting will be held at Weber Hall,
Capitol avenue and Thirty fourth street.
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All
bows wishing to try for place on the
team will be welcomed az this meeting.
The club Will give a ball for the pur-
pose OF equi3ping the boys with uniforms
at Weber Hall Thursday evening, Feb.
%. at o'clock. For information ad-
dress o. J. Queisser, police headquarters,
or Robert Woolgar, 100 North fremont
avenue.
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Big Junior Swim Card
in HOOsier A. c. Tank

The Cathedral High School and Hoosier
A. c. Junior swimming teams will hold
a dual meet in the Hoosier A. c. tank
tonight The Cathedrals are Haptained
by Theodore Baer, and the Hoosiers by
Jack Merriam. Two feature events are
also on the card, an exhibition of fancy
diving by Mrs. Sam Meyers, formerly
Miss Regina Ries, and a 220-yard swim
between Tom Hamplain and Lea Mas
Mas is one of the fastest 220-yard men
in the State and is trying out for the
Hoosier a. G. team.
Fifteen events are on the program and
the meet is free to the public. Follow
ing is the list of events: Junior plungeg,
Baer, ROLAND, Hook, Desjohns; junior
forty-yard dash, Merriam, Hook Krieg,
Royce; ladies' 100 yard club champion
ship back stroke, Darby, Donnelly,
Moore; junior sixty-yard back stroke,
Merriam, Baer, krieg, Winget; special
diving, Mrs. Meyers, Hudson, Green :;
Junior 100-yard dash, Merriam, Hook,
Royce, Dithmer, Shea; ladies' candle race,
junior sixty-yard breast stroke, Smith
Gleason, Ostermier; life saving exhibit
ton by Red Cross corps; junior 220-
yard swim, Merriam, Baer Krieg, Hook :
exhibition, 220 yards Kamplain and
Mas; ladies' egg race, junior relay free
for-an tag.
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WHITE SOX ON
WAY TO CAMP
Baseball Season Brought
Nearer as Gleason Leads
Boys South.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-The 1922 baseball
season started for White Sox fans today
when Manager (Ktd) Gleason, Assistant
Manager Johnny Evers and seventeen as
piring athletes departed on the hrst stage
Of their spring training trip. The squad
will go first to Marlin Springs, Texas, for
a few days and then TO Seguin where the
main training camp has been established.
As the training season opened the
W bite Sox adherenJs were cheeerd by the
announcement that Red" Faber, the Zig
pitcher Of the team, has entirely recoy
cred from the injury to his knee and It
set for a banner season. Last year Fa-
Der won twenty-five games for a club
that finished in seventh place.
Manager Gleason refused TO predict a
pennant, but declared that If his pitch
ers come through the Sox will be up
there
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

The teams in the Recreation League
showed the fans some real bowling Fri
day, their score sheets being plentlfully
splattered with 200 scores The Billiards.,
Claman Dairys, Listen TO Testers and the
Cocoa COlas were the winners in this
The CIaman Dairys turned in the
highest set Of totals, and they sure did
hit the ball with the following: 944, $685.
99G Meyer was high single game scorer
with PAS. He also rolled 200 and 227.
The Atlas Goals turned in a high game
total, scattering the pins to the extent
Of zoos. Schlimmer hit for 203, PIP, 203
Patterson of the Capitol Specials was
single game high In the FEDERATION
League, gathering the hardwood at 25S.
The Nordyke and Marmon Ieaguers did
not fare 50 well but turned In a good
set Of scores, with the Office team lead
ing the list. It was a rather off day for
the auto builders as there wasn't a 200
score in the lot.
The Armours and the Kingans rolled a
special match with the Armour bunch
slipping a win over by a total Of 2.2O3
to 2C73. Neither team showed any real
stuff.
The No. 3s Of the Fishback League
led their loop in yesterdays bowling
with the No. Is close second. Edwards
Of No. was high point man with IT'S.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-With more than
half the schedule completed, entrants in
the worlds championship special bowling
classic at the Coliseum are fighting hard
to achieve a commanding leadership.
Thus far the tournament is an open af-
fair with practically every conteD can't
still having a chance TO win.
The super bowling Of Hank Marine of
Chicago was the feature of last night s
matches Marine took five straight
games from Mort Lindsey, the Connecti-
cut crack, and piled up a total score of
1912 pins. This is believed to be a
worlds record for tournament bowling.
Sykes Thoma Of Chicago is leading the
field on points today with Marine in sec
Ond place and Harry Thomas Of Brad
dock, Pa, in third The surprise of the
tournament has been the failure of Jim
my Smith, the Milwaukee star, to strike
an effective stride.
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TrinIe Header Net Card

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 1S-Coach
Walker is planning to stage a triple
header basket ball program next Tues
day evening when Wilmington Of Ohio
faces the De PAW Tiger five here. Green
castle High School will play the Glow
erdale. High School, AMI the De Pauw
freshman FIVE will meet the Bainbridge
High School in the two curtain raisers
10 the college bout
Sweaters voted to Tiger track and base
Jall men last spring by the De Paw
athletic board have arrived and will be
awarded here on the evening of March
3, between halves of the De PAW Butler
basket ball game, which is the last court
battle on the Old Gold schedule. The
men who win receive are: Shoptaugh,
Manson and 81. Davis in track, and FL
wyn, DonneE, Jordan, Darnell, o. Davis.
Raider. and o'Zdas in baseball
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
De MOlay and Turner's
in Big Clash Tonight

The De Molay basketball team has re.
covered from its defeat at the hands OF
with new vigor. 1t will endeavor to take
the scalps IF the South Side Turner's
Saturday night at the Athenaeum. Much
rivalry exists as both teams were ellm1-
mated from the sectional amateur tourney
by the same foe. The Turner's have
strengthened their lineup since their de-
feat and a close battle is anticipated. The
De Molays will have their full strength
on the door with some new faces. who
were not eligible for the tourney, IN
the lineup. The Simmons Marvels and
University Five will entertain In pre-,
liminary to the main show ana a real
contest can he expected as these two
teams have enviable records. This game
will be called at rs O'Clock.
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Amateur Basketball
CITY JUNIOR TOURNEY.

CITY JUNIOR OIHNEY.
City junior basket-bal teams are show
ing q keen interest in the tournament
to be held Feb. % and %, under the
auspices Of the Boys Club Association.
Indications are that the Broadway
Knights, Tara TIE a. C., Fairfax Seconds
Club, Ferndale Triangles, Hoosier Cubs
Seventh Christian Jrs, Westminster A.
., Southeasterns Barbary B. Club,
Lauter Grays, Edgewood Independent s
and the Boys Club Tigers, will enter
teams Games win be played al the Com
muna gym, II West Morris street. The
entry list closes tonight and all teams
wishing to enter are urged to get in
touch with the management at the Boys
Club, South Meridian and Madison
avenue, or call Main 1902.
The Salt Lake FIVE defeated the Morris
Street NJ. q. team in a fast overtime
game, 45 to 20. The winners led at the
y when the second half ended. For games
with the Salt Lake team call George
Butcher, Randolph 1884, ring 2, or ad-
dress Route B-1, Box S01, Indianapolis.
The Y. P. C. win meet the fast Edge
wood team on their floor tonight spec
ial car has been obtained for the &C.
commodation of the team and It's follow
ers and will leave station at 7:10 p. m
Maurice Jones, 242 North Mount street
telephone Belmont 2277.
The FLYING Irish quint viii play the
New Bethel High School team tonight at
New Bethel. The following members are
requested to be at the Terminal station at
8 10 o'clock; A. Thatcher, Patton, Parks,
Morgan, J. Thatcher, Riley, Robertson.
Results Of the South Side Community
League: Woodruff Place, %; Olive
Branch. IL; Morris Street Christians, 81 !;
South Side Christians, 8; Francis Phar-
macy Five, 10; Woodside Al-Stars. II.
gym for Saturday night, cali G. e.
Alice, Drexel 1908, after $50 p. m.
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BILLIARDS
BOsrOoK RUNS EIGHT.

Featuring the match with a high run
Of eight, which establishes a new record
for the tournament. Floyd Bostock last
night defeated Edward Houseman in the
city amateur three-cushlOn billiard tour
nament at the Board Of Trade billiard
parlors, 80 to Al. The match gives Bos-
took nine victories in eleven games played
and places him in second place in the
standing, with two more games TO play.
Houseman also played his usual good
game and In the tenth inning scored a
high run of seven, which at that time
tied the tournament high run record.
In the first game Of the double header
Charles Fry defeated Clair Bell. so to Al,
in a match that lasted 141 innings
Scores-BostOck, so; high run, 8; n
nings. 12s HOuseman, AZ: high run, z;
innings, 12s. Frye, 90; high run, 2; in
nings, 14i. Bell, II; high run, 3; in
nings, AL
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WESTERN DATES SET

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S-Secretary William
W. Hairless Of the Western Golf Asso-
citation Friday announced the date for
the Western open championship, to be
! I'D Mt The Oakland Hllls Club, De-
completese the dates for the Western
Championship, the amateur event at Hill
Crest, Kansas City. having been an
nounced for June 20 to July l, and the
Fields Country Club, Chicago. Aug. "a.
There will be an interval OF nearly six
weeks between the national open cham.
pionship at the Skokie Club, Chicago, and
the Western open at Detroit Both entry
lists are usually almost identical Walter
Hagen Of Detroit won the Western open
title last year at Cleveland, while James
Barnes won the national open at Wash
tngton.
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PILOT MILTON
ENTERS COMING
SPEEDWAY RACE
Last Years 5O0-Mile Victor
Hopes to Repeat in May 30
Event.
MAKE OF CAR UNKNOWN

Tommy Milton, 1921 A. A. A. cham
pfon driver and the worlds speed king,
and winner of the last Indianapolis 900
1919 fiye-eentury here on May 80, The
much titled driver has nominated the
eighth car for the race and will carry
No. 6, the number which gave Joe
Dawson and the National victory In
1912
disclosed the make of car he will drive
In the coming race After he won the
last 800 mile with Louis Chevrolet s
eight-cylindered Frontenac, he turned
his attention o the Durant Special,
which was not completed in time for the
Hoosier classic and finished out the
season with this car and won the cham
pionship. The car was constructed by
Harry Miller, the Los Angeles engineer,
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Boost Rowing Classic

~ NEW YORK, Feb. 18-The decision of
the intercollegiate Rowing Association
to issue invitations to its annual cham
pionship regatta at Poughkeepsie to
California, Leland Stanford. Washington,
Michigan. wisconsin, Princeton and the
Navy forecasts a more representative en-
try foI the June classic than ever be-
fore.
The regular members of the ascot
alton are Cornell, Columbia, PennsyI-
vania and Syracuse. The Navy, making
its first appearance in the regatta last
year, won the eight-oared championship
with several lengths to spare over Cali
fornia. another invited guest.
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Title Contest Tonight
in Industrial League

U. S. Tire will meet the Kahn Tailor
ing team tonight in a game that viii
decide the championship OF the Indus
trial League, at the South Side Com
munity Gym. Before last weeks games
all Of the teams were tied and the above
teams were returned winners to fight 1t
out for the cup tonight.
The Kahns are depending on Smart.
the former Franklin College star. to carry
them through. while the Tire boys have
a great offensive combination In Mccoy
of Sparks College Boyd and Holmes, who
are all deadly basket shots.
This game VIII be preceded by a cur
tain raiser between two local teams of
rivalry and Will round out a fine eve
ning's entertainment for the local basket
fans.
To reach the gym take any Virginia
avenue car TO South street and walk two
blocks east to the corner Of Fletcher ave-
nue. and Noble street.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH VERDICT.

ANDERSON, Ind, Feb 1S.--Dr. Rhine,
county coroner has returned a verdict Of
accidental death in the case of Roy
Mudd, Elwood boxer, who died from
Injuries received in a boxing match with
Eddie Mullen Of Muncie, al Elwood last
Saturday. Prosecutor Johnson Friday
filed a formal charge Of manslauRhter
against Mullen and charges Of completely
against Bernard Bradley, otto Stokes,
Leo Barker and DR.. V. G. Newcomer,
who had a part in the bout. Mullen was
released on 81 600 bond and others were
released on $500 bond.
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and is a very fast car. 1t Is possible
Tommy may drive this car In the 800
mile race, but he has not announced his
Intentions and probably the wealthy st.
Paul dairyman is going to have new
mount for 1922.
Milton has come to the front in the
last few years. and IN 1920 he drove
the 16-cylindered creation Of Fred
Duesenberg faster than any automobile
has evef Travelled, averaging 1916 miles
per hour over the sands at Daytona,
Florida, smashing the marks Of Ralph De
Palma, who had held the speed king
crown with 1855 on the same course
Tommy got his start toward the 1921
championship when he won 1000 points
by taking first place In the Indianapo-
lis 5O0-mIle and gained a total Of 1880
for the season The champion started the
1921 season with a second at Los
Angeles, then a sixth at Fresno, next his
Indianapolis win. followed by a first In
the Tacoma 25O-mile, third at Santa Rosa,
second at Los Angeles and second at San
Francisco.
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May 70 Boxing Permit
to Be Awarded Tuesday

l. G. VIM, chairman Of the city box
ing commission, has issued call for a
meeting of the commission and advisory
board to be held in the offices of the Vel
low Cab Company 522 North Delaware
street, Tuesday evening at o'clock. At
this time the boxing permit for the May
20 date will be granted. About sixteen
individuals and organizations have made
application for this date and 1t is the
commissions desire to give everybody a
chance at 1t in order to prevent friction
among local boxing promoters. The May
% date comes the day before the Speed
way race and is regarded d a plum"
The commission meeting Tuesday will
choice date 1t looks like hard problem
for the commissioners to decide but they
are willing to give all a chanace to pre-
sent arguments and bids.
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Fl. Wayne X. C.s in
Big Contest at Marion

MARION, Ind, Feb 1s.-There is much
interest being shown in the coming net
Columbus and the Keyser Collegians OF
West Virginia, to be played here in the
big gym.
The Casey team is we'll known over
the State The West Virginia team has
won twenty two games in as many starts
in the East and South. Early ia the sea-
son FIT. Wayne defeated the Virginians at
TT. Wayne, 80 to %. The Collegians are
out for revenge and predict they win take
fall from the "Caseysr on the large
neutral 6eon ak Marian.