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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-31


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tate Romanes infundai pusca-
ria
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tive indreptatite sa Sc planga de
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teala gazetele din Budapesta, ba
nici pc celc scrise romaneste din
Bucuresti. In adevar abba imi a.
runcai ochii pc una din acestea
! din urma, 81 vazui scris cu htere
grease. ca Bratianu fatal ar fl zis
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deleni. lucru pc care urmasul sau
direct ar Fl foarte grabit sal IN
faptuiasca, lar ca in Rasarabia,
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matte, desi stiam 81 Ell, ca mai
toata lumea, Cd oricare ar fl abn-
zurile ce trebuesc reprimate, ale
authorization, acolo sosesc mereu
de peste Nistru oaspeti nedoriti
81 elemente anarhice, parasind pa
radisul Domnului Trotzki.
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forestiere. urea muntii avand ra.
mificatiuni ce patrund pana de-
|. parte i'm judetul Buzau 81 in vran-
{. cea. Pc aci 'au scurs comorile de
brazi ce apartment mosnenilor,
cumparate mai pc mimic sah luate
char gratis. Exploatatorii, avand
concursul devotat 81 desigur bine
retribuit al diversilor nostri po-
, ,liticiani, an distrus fara mila pa
durile, calcand in picioare toate
legile ocrotitoare pc earl erau ne
! veiti sa lie respecte in Ardeal, 81
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danci. populatiune de tarani
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tica, i'm vremilc de acum, ramane
ca o pata rusinoasa, nu numai
pentru fauritori 81 compiled dar
81 pentru toti nepasatorii earl
. erau datori so impiedice.
!, Drumurile de fier &C tree pc
aci, venind de la orasnl ST. Gheor-
! CHE, merge spre Nord- Est pana in
valea Oitnzulai.
! Pc aeeasta Gale larg deschisa
au incercat sa Strabata Ia incepu-
tul raAhOiului nostru de desrObire
dusmanii; asalturile lOr furiOase
81 indaratnice s'ar sfarimat toate
lde piepturile vitejilor nostri; ur-
imele luptelor pustietoare Sc vad
'inca la fiecare pas, 81 pare ca plu-
teste inca in vazduh umbra NOR
itii care a secerat aci din 'belsug.
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mic in cartea neamului, ca un
'pnnct de lumina 81 nadejde.
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nesti. bogat in ape minerale pen
tru bal 81 avand eel mai bun
'sBorviz' din partile acestea. +
locuit de Romani, intreprinzatori
Mocani, deprinsi sd calatorcasca
ell turmele lor pana la Dunare 81
pana dincolo de dansa. Barbatii
poarta cunoscuta imbracaminte a
teranilor munteni, pc cand fe-
meile au pierdut de multi portul
national, pastrand insa neatinse
limba 81 inima romaneasca.
!. o biserica mica cladita la STAR
'situl veacului al XX1II-lea din
oholul obstei. aduna in toate sar-
batorile multime de credinciosi,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
ghOrtridge Leads
in First Half, but.
Finally Goes DOUN

If the game could have ended at the
: If way mark last night, Shortr1dge
ehld have won a basketball game, but
it is very necessary that the last
hlf be played the North Siders dropped
Aother net tilt. This time is was Craw-
frdsville that won the verdict by
to % count. The visitors did not
low very much and the locals, II they
5uld have kept up the pace, stood
bod chance of victory. The first period
tded IS to II in favor of the home boys.
RILEY at floor guard, much as usual,
las about the whole works for his team
.ld counted six times from the held,
hid the same number of one-pointers
|om the foul line The small Shortridge
Irwards failed to score a single point.
the supposed scorer can not count
lam has not much chance of victory and
lat in a nutshell is the story of the
entest. The Shortridge combination that
|orked last night seemed to be about
be best available. With Kilgore at
kck guard the defense was improved,
hid Gilmore at center seems to be the best
bach Gordoc has for the pivot posi-
pn.
If Shortridge could have stopped e.
|inwiddie it could have stopped the
Eawfordsville team. This player from
Is position at back guard drfbbled
3wn the floor time after time to pass
i his team mates and was the main
3ensive cog as well as a star on de-
Ehse. In the last half he dropped in
sree baskets from the field. The two
fawfordsville forwards got ten counters
etween them.
The Technical Seconds defeated the
hortridge Seconds in a curtain raiser,
/ to 6.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
BASEBALL
CHANCE TO SEE
CENTRE HEROES
EBO,' RED and Other Lumi-
naries Coming With Colonel
Basket Team.

''Bo" McMillin and RED" Roberts, all
American football players, will be seen
in the attire of basket ball players when
Centre College and Butler clash IN the
big net contest at Tomlinson Hall, Sa-
turday. Snoddy and Flippln, Two otner
members of the famous Kentucky eleveli;
are making the trip with the basket pan
team. Snoddy was given honorable NEIL
ton on Walter Camps all-American
Just how much strength these men, as
-basket-b ball players, add to the centre net
five is unknown. In fact so little is
known about the strength of the team
as a whole that Coach Page, of Butler,
has aptly christened it the mystery
five" of the South. The record OF the
Centre five last year was very Impress
i've, but at this time they are just start
ing in on their net schedule for the pres
ent season and little is known OF their
accomplishments. Last Saturday, Trans
sylvania, one of the strongest f1ves In
Kentucky, was humbled II to 10, In
thrilling overtime game
The presence Of so many football
players in the Kentucky teams lineup
will bring the Pagemen up against big
weight handicap. Roberts, who plays
either center or guard. weighs Z2O
pounds. Snoddy tips the scales at $50,
as also does Flippin. Roberts is captain
Of the 1922 Centre eleven. Flippin and
Snoddy are both guards.
Joe Murphy, a veteran forward, Is one
Of the mainstays of the team and will be
expected to keep Butler guards busy at
all times He is playing his third year of
varsity basket ball. Hunter, a freshman.
is also doing good work at a forward
berth and will no doubt be seen in &C
ton Saturday.
! Football injuries have kept McMillin
out of some of the early basket games
and he has been acting in the capacity of
coach. Whether he will be able to play
Got do 10 hI1f hn &c 70 L inc
the trip with the visitors.
Butler players received some hard
knocks in the Notre Dame game, but
Coach Page has kept them on the jump
since then in order that they may be
able to put up a strong brand of ball
against the Colonel invaders Centre
plays De PAW Friday and the con-
test here Saturday will afford fans an
excellent opportunity to compare the two
Hoosier fves.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Looks as Though There's
Nothing Left for Wilson
to Do but Face Harry

NEW YORK, Jan 19.-It never rains
but what is pours, and you can prove it
by Johnny Wilson. The middleweight
champion Is up against stone wall with
a whole battalion of mandates staring
him In the face.
In the first place he is under suspen-
sion practically every place but the Isle
Of zap. Secondly he must go through
with his original plan to box Harry Greb
for the middleweight championship or re-
main under the ban.
The New York boxing commission
has ordered Wilson to box Greb or stay
out of the rings in New York State hence
forth. This would not be SO bad were
it not that the New York commission
has the moral and material support of
every other boxing body In the country.
The National Boxing Association,
which has just wound up its second
annual convention in New Orleans. had
barred Wilson from boxing anywhere
in its territory, which takes in practical
u every State where boxing is legalized
with the exception of New York, New
Jersey and Massachusetts,. And the last
two named States already have put up
the bars against the Charlestown boxer.
wilson's claim that he was forced to
sign with Greb to get the $50, 900 he had
coming to him for boxing Bryan Downey
in Jersey City last Labor Day failed to
impress the New York commission which
ruled that it had nothing to do with
New Jersey and that its only duty in
the matter was to enforce the contract
between Wilson and Tex Richard.
So Johnny Wilson will box Harry Greb
or no one at all, unless somebody re-
Tents.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
BIG REQUEST
FOR A, 3. G.. DATES

TOLEDO, Ohio, JAM 19.-With the clos
ing of entries for the twenty second an
nual tournament of the American Bowling
Congress only twelve days away, the
office of Secretary A. l.. Langtry was in
receipt of so many requests for dates
that 1t appeared certain the 1,000-mar in
team entries would be given stiff jolt,
if not a knockout.
The increase in popularity of the ten
pin game is shown by the increase in en-
tries during each successive year, Lang
try said. This now Is the greatest ath-
letic event. staged annually in this coun-
try, he claims.
From a humble beginning of Al teams
held in Chicago in 1901, a steady increase
has been shown until the Buffalo event
last year when all previous records were
broken by a 940-team entry.
The entries this year close Feb.1 and
Feb. 27 the big smash opens In Toledo
and extends over a period of 30 days,
and $4,000 the greatest prize fund in
the history of the classic will be COM
peted for.
Teams from San Francisco on the west,
New Haven, Conn, on the east, Mobile,
Ala, on the south, and Toronto, Canada,
on the north, have already been entered,
range in the history Of the meetings.
This city will furnish more than $50
teams, while Chicago with 100, Detroit
with so, New York with 49,. Cleveland
with so. Pittsburgh, st. Louis, Cincini
natl, South Bend and Fort Wayne with
Buffalo Is, Erie s and Indianapolis with
six or more and others yet to come IN
promise to swell the grand total Tar IN
excess Of LOCO
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
YANKEES SEEK
MORE PLAYERS
A. L. Champs Scouting for
Talent to Fill Holes
in Outfield.
BY JACK vEIOCK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The lineup
the Yankees will put into the field when
the 1922 season gets under way is far
from settled. 1t is a problem that is per-
picking Manager Higgins and Owners
Rupert and Huston, it became known
today, for they have apparently given
available tefore May 20, when the sSS-
pension against them will terminate.
with two big holes in the outfield de-
Tense, the Yanks must patch up the team
as best they can, and if they expect to
get away to a flying start in an eff
fort to repeat their 1921 victory they will
have to have a strong punch, for there
will be no less than three capable teams
batting them for whatever early ad-
vantages may be won in the first month
or so Of the pennant race.
As a result of their problems, Colonies
Rupert and Huston are out scouting for
more players. Colonel Rupert is now
in Chicago, where it is said he is trying
to make a dicker of some sort with the
White SOX. And Colonel Huston is said
to be on his way to the Windy City to
joint Rupert. RumOr says the Yankees
COmiSkey. But it is only rumor. 1t Is
known that the Yankee Colonies are still
in hopes Of grabbing Veach from De-
troit, but they have not yet made the
right offer TO Owner Navin.
The 1anks want Outfielders for another
reason Ruth. it's said, wants to play
first base next season and insists he be
given the job. If Higgins humors the
big fellow, 1t is plain to be seen that
more heldlng talent will be necessary to
give the YankS the proper balance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
FINLEY AND DALTON
IN MAIN FORT GO

Jimmy Finley, Of Louisville, who meets
Jimmy Dalton of indianapolis tonight In
the main bout of the FIT. Benjamin Har-
rison boxing show is a real fighter with
punch in either hand. On Monday
night, Finley outfought and outpointed
Young Abe Attel of St Louis, In ten
round bout before the Southern Athletic
Club Of Louisville. Finley won all the
way in that bout. He is the lightweight
title claimant of Kentucky. When Fin
ley and Dalton meet tonight at
Fl. Harrison, one of the best eight round
for. Dalton was matched to fight in
Dayton, Ohio, last Monday, but that bout
was postponed a week and he is in perfect
perfect condition for his match with
Finley.
Jack Mendoza and frankie Nelson will
meet in the semi-final of the show in
six round bout. The boxers will weigh
scrappers and the match should be worth
while. Sidney Click and Tim Busch go
four rounds at 1876 pounds. Click is an
INDIANAPOLIS product who won his light
last week at the Fort by knockout In
the second round. He looks like conner
Teddy Dixon of Shelbyville and Jimmy
Tomasello of this city are matched in a
Harrison Athletic Club is following a
policy of matching the winners Of the
Fort bouts with good opponents and 1t is
for this reason that Dixon, who won
last week, Is on the card again.
Tickets for the boxing matches are on
sale at the Spalding sporting goods store,
the Claypool drug store, A North Illinois
at Smith, Hassler & Sturm sporting goods
store.
The show starts at $50. Fans should
get the Z 80 car to the Fort.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Seating Capacity of
Wabash Gym Increased
CRAWFoRDsvILLB Ind To, %

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 10
When the improvements row being
made at the Wabash Collegs gymnasium
are completed the athletic department
will be able to accommodate $500 per-
sons. Work is now steadily going for
ward and within short time all new
bleachers and other fixtures will be in
stalled.
The stands along the south side Of
the floor have been completed and run
back to the wall allowing for thirteen
rows of seats. The bleachers will also
be run back to the wall on the north
with a runway being placed at the
north door of the playing floor in
closure. Here the bleachers will be split
so that fans can come through this
door.
The press stand will be placed just
over the runway on the north side and
will not interfere with any of the
bleacher seats. A big scoreboard will
be erected on the front Of the press
stand.
Under this arrangement and with the
additional seating capacity wabash feels
that it will be able to take care Of all
fans at the bigger games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
DentaIs Win From,
st. Joseph; Take on
Manchester Squad
Tooth PuLLerS Out After Re
Uenge in Game Tonight
at Local ".

The Indiana Dental College basket
ball team will play Manchester College
tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
The game starts at 80 o'clock.
st. Joseph College failed to halt the
Dental squad last night and the Tooth
Pullers won by the score 81 to 8. The
Dental regulars made it "a to 2 at the
end Of the first half. Coach Heze Clark
sent in his second team in the last half
and used fourteen men in the game. The
st. Joseph team displayed a stubborn
five-man defense that held the Tooth Pull
lers hack for four minutes. Then Dea-
Kyne Gagged a field goal and the st.
Joseph defense broke. The passing game
OF the Dentals proved to much for the
visitors and Reeve, DeaKyne, and Nc
Pherson swept down the floor for series
OF goals. Gevertz was sent in after the
first ten minutes of play for Mcpherson
and he Gagged three field goals. Writer
played clever passing game and tossed
one field goal.
Drueefel and Hoffman were the best
men in the st. Joseph combination
With the Dental regulars on the bench
the game became more interesting, as
the Dental second team and st. Joseph
| played about even. Both missed numer-
GUS shots for the basket. In the open
ing period st. Joseph did not get a
shot at the goal closer than half the
st. Joseph got few close up shots but
they were hurried and the most Of them
went far from the basket.
The game proved just a good work
| out for the Dentals to prepare them fol-
| their game with the Manchester College
quintette at the Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium
tonight. The Manchester team defeated
! the Dentals 25 to Is at North Manchester
some weeks ago. Since that time both
teams have played some fast basket ball
and the game tonight should prove ono
of the best college basket ball games Of
| the year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
EDDIE O'HARE
OBTAINED FOR
WTGGINS BOUT
empsey's Sparring Partner
Signed to Meet Chuck in
Local Match Feb. 6.
ATED SKILLFUL BOXER
EDDIE
ASH

Eddie O'Hare, the sturdy sparr1ng
rtner of Jack Dempsey. who helped
the champion for his last two fights,
tn be the opponent of Chuck Virgins
Indianapolis, in the Elks boxing show,
Tomlinson Hall, Monday night, FEB.
1t will be a scheduled ten round affair
bd will be the main go of the fstic ex-
5bition.
Eddie Mclaughlin, chairman Of the
mmittee of Elks, which is staging. the
! ,xing show. received wire from
1Hare's manager, Leo T. Flynn OF New
9sbrk, today, accepting the terms Of the
zdianapolis lodge.
IO'Hare is in a class among the light
kavyweights with Virgins, and will be
Ele to give the indianapolis battler
srong argument. In fact, several mem
Rrs of the Elks lodge who have seen
4 Hare perform, say that if Virgins wins
lon him, he will have one of the tough
it contests in his career.
In addition to the O'Hare-Wiggins
latch there will be three other bouts on
lie card Principals in the preliminary
traps will be announced later.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Law School Five in Two
Contests This Weekend

The Indiana Law School basketball
team has two games on it's schedule this
weekend, one to be played with Evans
Vile College at Evansville, and the other
with Oakland City College at Oakland
City.
According to Rothrock, who coaches
and captains the team, the strongest line
up yet used will start the games. The
Ahrens at floor guard, Rothrock at CEN
ter, and Seyfred, and Denny, forwards.
This is tentative, however, as a number
of capable substitutes will be carried, in
Guiding Marine, Schaeffer, Grist, Speake
and Falk. Owing to a reorganization,
there are number of vacant dates on the
schedule for games to be played abroad,
and teams desiring contests should write
to Athletic Manager, Indiana Law School.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

ubst1tution-Ferndale, Alert for We'd
ole. Free throws misunderstanding s;
berndale. 0. Referee-Jay.
The Edwin Ray and Second Baptists.
In The South Side Community League
went two overtime periods and were
SUN tied at IL points each and the game
was postponed until the. end of the sea-
sop: Woodruff Place defeated the Sew
enth Presbyterians in the other game,
20 to 20.
The Morris Street NJ. e. basket team.
having been idle for two weeks, is now
dates 70 Feb Go0s s 9 f0F the
mas won fourteen out of fifteen games.
Managers of the Pennsy team, Eli Lilly.
FIRST Bapt1sts and Den Zares are re-
4uested to call Drexel 1850 and ask for
Oscar.
through some misunderstanding an
other team has come into the local field
under the name Of the Keystones. The
Keystone Tigers are therefore forced to
change their name to the Edgewood
Echoes. Teams having games booked
with the Tigers please take notice.
;, Next Thursday night the Indianapo-
lis School of Pharmacy will meet the
South Side Turner's at the Turner gym
In curtain raiser the Simmons Marvels
viii play the School of Pharmacy
seconds.
The Ferndale Triangles accept the
challenge of the Simmons Marvels. The
manager of the Marvels is requested to
call Belmont 069O and ask for the man
ager of the Triangles.
The Kahn Tailoring five will play the
salt Lake team at the Speedway gym
tonight.
The C. NJ. BIS won from the Salt Lake
team last night, 43 to 81. The winners
led at half time, 21 to 9.
The Simmons Marvels defeated Ben
Davis. 62 to 5, last night at the South
Side Turner gym.
The Ferndale Triang1es defeated the
Speedway Seconds last night, 81 to 4.
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 19.-The Muncie
Y. NJ c. A. Midgets won from the Chris
tamores Of indianapolis here, ~ to II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
COLLEGE AND I'll. S. NET NOTES

Who wants to dope this basket ball
game? Yale defeated Colgate Wednes-
day night in a net contest On the
Western trip the Colgate five made a
very creditable showing and in this
State held Purdue to a five-point VIC
easy picking for almost every team
played. Now Old Eli turns around and
trounces Colgate. You explain it.
shortridge perked up a bit in the
Charlottesville contest and gave the
north side rooters something to root
about. Riley continues to be the Short
former, but he is good because he is
always trying. 1t surely counts to be
always UP and at EN-.
Manual will get chance to show if
there is much hope for the Red and
White this season when it meets Hunt
ington at the Y. NJ c. A Saturday
meson will make as many as all the
rest Of the team. He is as good an all
round athlete as the south side school
has had in many day.
The Franklin Bedford scrap at Bed
ford tomorrow night should be a hum
dinger. The southern team under Coach
Albeit, has been hitting a fast pace all
season and firmly believes it can send
the State champs home with a defeat TO
think about.
Reports from Martinsville are to the
effect that the high school team Of that
linson Hall tomorrow night and wants
to show the Indianapolis fans that the
one-pOint victory over Franklin early in
the season was no fiuke. The Artesian
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Youth Is Forced
to Wait for High
Ranking in Tennis
Helen Wills Faces Same
Struggle Vim Richards Es-
perienced in Game.
Nv HENRY FARRELL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-For some
strange reason the ranking committee
of the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation seems prejudiced against youth:
Vincent Richards, the hoy wonder or
the courts" had a regular battle for
years to get proper recognition of his
ability, but he succeeded in 1921 when
he was placed third among the men play
ers.
17-year old sensation from San Francisco.
will have the same experience as Rich
ards. She at least is starting out that
way.
With pig-tails" hanging down her
back, a service that would do Justice 10
a Davis cup defender and an all around
game that was one of the sensations Oh
! the East last summer, Miss Wits was
rewarded by being ranked as NO. ii by
| the committee.
| Heralded as a great star, Miss Wills
made her debut in the East last July
| in the Rhode Island State championships.
Although it was her first experience
on turf courts she advanced to the SEMI
final round where she lost to Mrs. Mira
Zinderstein Jessup, No. 3. ON the 192l
ranking list.
Country Club tournament, she went to
the fourth round of the Metropolitan
championships, where she was again de-
feated by Mrs. Jessup in a more closely
contested match at o-o ana o., NILS.
Jessup winning only through experience.
At the Seabright tournament she
reached the third round before being
defeated by Miss Eleanor Goss, No. .
on the 1921 list. The score was 81, 4-6
and e., Miss Goss being pushed to the
limit.
At Longwood she easily defeated Miss
Leslie Bancroft, No. s on the list. and
then she went into the girls champion
ship at Forest Hills and SO completely
outclassed the field that there was no
contest. She then returned to California
and won the Pacific Coast championship,
defeating Miss Helen Baker, No. in
1921.
When such players as Mrs. Edward
Raymond Miss Margaret Grove. Mrs. Ed
win A. Falk, Miss Clare Cassel and Mrs.
Robert lie Roy are ranked ahead of her
on the national list it is hard to under
stand how the committee arrives at its
conclusions unless it works in the theory
that a youngster has to prove 1t Is no
accident by doing great deeds on the
courts for three or four years.