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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
PURDUECHALKS
UP THIRD WIN
Hoosiers Stay on Heels Of
Gophers, Who Annex Fourth
Straight Victory.
CONFERENCE STANDING.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Although three
teams remain indicated today in the
race for the Big Ten basket ball cham
pionship, Minnesota, with four victories
to It's credit is the real leader The
Gophers, if they continue their present
pace. look like a good prospect for
championship honors.
Purdue, however Is close behind the
fast stepping Gophers. The Boiler
makers have achieved three victories ana
have demonstrate class in all the games
they have played. Illinois also is un-
defeated, but has played but two games
to date.
Minnesota gained another notch In the the
race last night when it defeated IN
diana In a fierce struggle. At half time
Indiana was leading, 10 to Z, but the
Gophers staged a whirlwind finish ana
closed on the long end Of a - to 10
score. -.
night. Purdue swept the Purple before
II and won so to 10. Don White, the
crack floor guard OF the Boilermakers,
shot i've baskets from the field ana
registered eight free throws out OF ten
attempts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Babe Ruth Ordered
to Report as One
of Earliest Squad

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Members Of tho
New York Yankee pitching stan and
few others needing the boiling out
process today were ordered to report a. at
Hot Springs, Feb. II. The entire Siuo
viii assemble at New Orleans, March l.
Babe Ruth is among those listed 70
report at Hot Springs. Others who WI
be there are Mays, Shawkey, Hoyt, blsh
and Jones. Catcher Devormer and In
felders Frank Baker and Everett scott 70, t.
The big Bambino may not take the hlat
to report at Hot Springs at the early
date as it is understood he can extend
his vaudeville engagement TO some tliae
in April. He feels, 1t IS said, that he
can get in condition TO play on May
90. the date Of his reinstatement, by re
porting in the middle Of April ,,..
The start Of the season viii ma Man
ayr Uugcins with a wealth Of inheld
material On his hands and dearth q
outtlelders His April outheld al ms
writing consists only Of Elmer Miller,
Bobby Roth. Wilson Fewster nnd
flock OF untried youngsters.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Technical to Play
SheLbyUiIIe Squad
He NeIU Gymnasium

Technical High School will play its
first basketball game in the new gym
tomorrow night. taking on the strong
SheIhyville team in q game that will tax
the new-found power Of the Green and
White squad to the utmost. The East
siders have been waiting g long time
for occupancy and at last the big day
has arrived. The team has been prao-
ticing on the new floor for some time,
but the ShelbyviIle contest IS the open
ing match on the court. 1t should prove
q good omen for Tech TO be playing on
its own floor, but the opponent selected
is one Of the strongest In tho State.
While other teams have been getting
much comment the Shelbyville team has
been travelling along at a good pace and
no less an authority than Coach Wagner
OF Franklin says that Shelbyville is one
Of the strong nves OF Indiana and must
be reckoned with by any team 1t meets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Nav Bar Tennis Stars
From UnsanctiOned Play

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-That the Cni'ea
states Lawn Tennis Association may take
s,r,rnorv action to prevent the appear
opce Of the stars Of the game IN exhibit
tom matches at which admissions are
charged whether for charity or other
purposes, is among the possibilities OF
tba not distant future. At least the
rlot+er has been under serious considera-
ton Of late by high officials in the
There is no suggestion that any faint
Of professionalism has attached to buch
anpeorancea in the past. but the ground
is taken that the possibility of such
suspicion should be avoided at any cost
II a rule is made against the practice;
1t will probably forbid appearances In all
such exhibitions unless they are directly
under the sanction Of the L. S. J.. r. A..
The rule would be aimed especially at
privately owned institutions, seeking pub
iicity through the fame of the players.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
cathedral Five Opens
Season Against Garfield

Cathedral High School will show its
WIRES for the first time on the basket
hall court thi sseason when Al Feeney $
boys play Garfield High School Of Terre
Hauta at the Shortridge gymnasium, to-
night Not much Is known about the
Cathedral team. but from reports drift
ing In from time TO time the newcomers
iu the net game are expected 10 show
some pretty good stun even though u
is their first start At any rate, they viii
know some basket ball If Feeney can get
Il into their heads Garfield has q fairly
strong five and is bound 10 make he local
squad step along.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
May Flood Irwin Field
for Ice Skating Rink

Butler College officials are seriously
considering the plan Of flooding Irwin
field in order TO provide an Ice skating
rink fer the IrvinEton students. The
project was being talked over today and
something may come If Il. II a suitable
skating surface can be obtained the game
Of ice hockey may be introduced at But
Ter. The only other instit utlous IN the
State playing the great lee game are
Notre Dame and Culver
College and high school students IN this
part Of the state seldom get much out
door exercise between the football and
spring sport seasons and Butler
authorities are Of the opinion that If
an Ice rink can be provided outdoor
athletics can be popularized.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
CuTley Brown PardOned
by Cuban President

HAVANA. Jan. PHI. .. (Curley)
Brown. general manager OF the Cuban
American Jockey Club. who was SEN
fenced TO three years Imprisonment for
shooting and wounding Alberto Piedra-
son -in-law Of Juan Nontalvo. former sec
rotary Of state in 1919, has been granted
pardon. A presidential decree dated
Jan. 81. to that effect. is published In the
Official Gazette.
Brown was not sentenced until April
1921. and had by that time left Cuba.
having been allowed HIS freedom after
his arrest on bail. He arrived here q few
days ago from California TO receive the
pardon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Grid Clash
at Philadelphia Nov. p

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 24.-The annual
Army and Navy football game will
be played at Franklin field, PhiIadel-
phia, Nov. '25, next, it was announced
today. The Navy had the choice of a
place for the game.
The Army favored selecting the
Saturday before Thanks giving In
stead of the Saturday following, and
this was done.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

There was plenty OF bowling IN the
Broadway League Monday night as a
postponed series was rolled off. The
Bears met the Lions in six games and the
wildcats and Painters tangled IN six
contests. When the smoke cleared away
the count stood even with each team
winning three games.
The leading Tigers were good enough
to take two from the Wolves after pad
start had lost the first game. They had
plenty to spare in the second contest DuI
the last was close.
Daniel. who is mixed up with the wild
cats instead Of the Lions, was high lndi.
vIdIaI of the evening with q count Of
q12 He was closely followed by Beck
of the Lions with 30 in his second game
Beck started with 2 2Oi IN ms nrsC gat a1
but fell down to 40 with a chance 10 an
mex a nice three game total
The Newsboys continued in their win
ming ways in the Star League and took
three from the Pressmen No. Inc
MaiIers also won three straight from. the
Pressmen No. 2 The Stereotypers TOOK
two out Of three from the Printers.
The big count was posted by Light of
the Pressmen No. 1, who surprised him
self with 221 pins in the second game
He was the Light that failed in his other
two games. Rinehart of the Stcreotypers
was next in line with PA total
In the courthouse lOOp LNe 1EALleLS
were too much for the Crooks and won
three. while the Ward Heelers could
count the Politicians out Of only two.
The Ward Heelers had their eyes on
the head pin for good counts Huse Of
the Politicians was high with %.
The Paint Shop, Auto Car. Parts and
Special Skies were two out of three win
ners over the Light Six, Big Six, Used
Cars and Service fiyes. respectively, in
the Buck League.
Three game victories featured the Rec
reation Ladies' League bowling Monday
night. Kresge Five, Guarantee Tire,
Recreation Five and Marion Club were
the winners. The Kresge Five perked
up and won every game by close mar
gins from the Claman Boosters. The
other victors were too strong for their
opponents.
Mrs. Alexander Of the Guarantee Tire
team showed the way it ought to be done
by counting 1913, 40 and 1913 for her
three games. Mrs. Meyer got 1877 pins in
her last game for the nights high score
The Tire team posted an 81 game for
high team score.
The final three games OF the nine
game c, l. & WI. Z. & W. match
series, rolled at the Recreation alleys,
resulted in a victory for the c., l. & w.
squad by the narrow margin Of twenty
nine pins on the entire nine games.
Thomas Of the L. E. & W. was high man
with G03, getting 223 in his first game,
followed by 203 in the second. Stricken
was the only man on the c., I. & w
team to pass the double century mark,
with 204 in the last game.
The Accessory Dept. five in the Glib
son League took three games from the
Parts Dept. squad and the General Office
won two from the Shipping outfit. Rim
king of the Accessories was the big gun
witE counts Of 1872. 221 and 191.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Federated Net League

In the Federated Basket ball League
games at the ~" tonight the Du-Art
meet the Den Fare and the BI-Fo Re
tangle with the pair-o-Dice. Permission
ulavers not included In their squads at
the start Of the season, and al least three
Of the clubs are cOmbing the city In
dependent ranks for talent to bolster their
teams for the dash down the stretch in
the four games remaining on the sched-
ule after tonight
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Harvard Drops Swimming

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. 21.-Swirn-
ming has been dropped from Harvard's
list OF intercollegiate sports, Graduate
Manager Fred w Moore Of the Harvard
Athletic Association announced today.
Lack of interest and inadequate facilities
wera asslgned as reasons.
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Congregation Changes It's
Views Regarding Sports

IA PORTE, Ind. Jan. "a Twelve years
ago the Rev. W. G. Titus Of Mlshawaka.
Ind. was pastor OF a Christian church
at ST. John, y. y. He had pencbant
for playing baseball and, I'm fact, was a
star player. but the congregation oh
iected 70 the domin!e's ball playing and
his resignation was rendered Titus
then accepted the pastorate OF the First
Christian church Of Mishawaka. Today
the clergyman received a call 10 re
turn 70 the pastorate at ST. John, which
he vacated, and he probably will accept
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THE DAY IN vz= THE WORLD OF SPORT 1=
Tuscarora- Chamber Game
Wednesday Is Called Off

The manager of the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce basketball team re-
ceived telegram from the Tuscarora
Indian team today stating that the
Indian METERS would have TO cancel
the game scheduled here for Wednes-
day night as they had not booked
sufficient contests through this sec
tion to make the trip. The game was
originally billed here at TomlinsOn
Hall at o'clock, Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

The big count was posted by Light Of
the Freshmen No. 1, who surprised him
SELF with 221 pins in the second game.
He was the Light that failed in his other
two games. Rinehart of the Stereotypers
was nnxt in line with q pa total.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
CARP WOULD PLAY SAFE

PARIS, Jan. 2f-Georges Carpenter is
considering abandoning plans for a
fight with Tom Gibbons in America. The
French battler is said to dislike the size
Of American rings and the weight of
American gloves. Instead Of the Gibbons
fight, Georges is negotiating for a fight
in Paris with Miles, who would be n
much easier opponent than the tough
Gibbons.
Predictions that Carpenter might
fstic circles here. The French chan
pion has been credited with not desiring
to risk. further his French popularity
by possible defeat by Gibbons.
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Glenn Carberry Elected
Notre Dame Grid Captain

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. 24.-Glenn
Carberry has been elected captain Of
the 1902 Notre Rame football team Car
berry ia a Junior and played end on the
1890 and 1927 elcvens, although not q
regular. HIS home is in Ames, Iowa. He
is baseball pitcher and will graduate
from the law course in 1928.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
Plan Coast 5O0-NIiIe Race

SAN Francisco. Jan. 24.-Plans
have been announced here for 4 300 mile
automobile race on next Nov. IL, Ar
mistice day, at Greater San Francisco
speedway, at san Carlos. Cal. A purse
Of $4,000 and lap prizes Of at least
S25. 900 viii be offered, it IS said. The
San Francisco speedway win be the see
ond in the Nation TO stage a 500 mile
race. the indianapolis speedway being
the only one on which the long distance
events have been held regularly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

Young Fisher OF Decatur. Ill, sends
a second challenge to Jack Reynolds
local weIterweight, for a bout to be held
here. Fisher says he scales about 1879
and that he will let Reynolds weigh in
at any figure up to 145 pounds. In order
to obtain an early date the Illinois
grappler says he will wrestIe on q win
take-aIl basis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

Mrs Alexander Of the Guarantee Tire
team showed the way it ought to be done
by counting 1888 40 and 1913 for her
three games. Mrs. Meyer got 1877 pins in
her last game for the nights high score.
The Tire team posted an 81 game for
high team score
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
ROPER MAKES BAD snowrNc

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Bob Roper. Chi
cage heavyweight. is several thousand
miles further away from a bout with
into the ring here last night. PAU Sam
son, outwelghed - pounds, kept the army
mauler on he hop for fifteen rounds.
Roper received tho decision, but a quIrk
knockout was the least that was ex-
Dected,
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Independent Basketball

Tho Ferndale Triangles defeated the
Home Presbyterians In slow game, "
70 10 at the Ferudale gym. The Triangles
would like to book a game away from
their own floor on wednesday night
can Belmont OG00 and ask for the man
acer Teams in 1S-year- old class take
notice.
The Christamore Seconds desire games
with teams In the 1G-l8-year-old class
having access to Gymnasiums- Can Web
sfer I448 and ask for Floyd Mayer
Chapel and Kingan teams take notice.
Troop 68 defeated the Junior Eve by a
count Of 20 to 8. The game was featured
NV the work Of Frank and Goldsmith OF
t6e winners For games with Troop 66
cali Drexel 9445 and ask for Adolph.
The Maver Chapel five defeated the
Edgewood Independents on the chapel
door The Independents Will take on the
olive Branch team Saturday on the for
mers floor.
TRAFALGAR, Ind, Jan. 24.-The
Trafalgar amateur State champs de-
feated the indianapolis South Side Turn
qrs at Morgantown community gym, %
to 10. Trafalgar has n few open dates
for January and February. For games,
write Raymond Pickerel, Trafalgar, Ind,
Phone Il. Trafalgar.
The Boys Club Tigers defeated the
Great Easterns, 40 to %. in an exciting
game at the club gym Needleman, for
ward, scored fifteen field goals. The
Tigers desire to arrange games with
teams In the 0-to-1S- year old class. Ad-
dress Boys Club, or call Main 1902
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 24-The Silent
Five wants games with State teams away
from home Write william L. Carrier.
FOG South Hackley street, Muncie, Ind.
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JACKSON STOPS FITZGERALD

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 24.-Winte
Jackson Of New York knocked out Ned
Fitzgerald Of Australia in the dfth round
Of the scheduled eight-round match. The
men are Eghtweights.
Jackson floored Fitzgerald for the
count OF nine IN the fifth round. The
Australian started to his feet, but the
referee stopped the bout.
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MIDDLE STATES A. A. Z. MEET.

GARY. Ind, Jan. 24.-Gary Y. NJ. G. A
has issued entry blanks for the Middle
States A A L. boxing tournament, March
GIL, In the steel city. Bouts win be
three rounds, and decisions win be award
ed by a referee and two judges. The
weights to be decided will he bantam,
feather. Junior light lightweight, weller
middle, light heavy, and heavyweight
classes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
MITCHELL IS SUSPENDED

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 24.-Pinkie Mitch.
ell, lightweight boxer, his brother ana
drews, boxing promoter have been sus-
pended for thirty days by the Wisconsin,
boxing commission. They are charged
with negligence in failing to report
Mitchelrs physical inability to go
through with his scheduled bout with
Benny Leonard. Jan. .
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MANDELL WINS.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 24.-sammy
Mandell of Rockford, Ill, beat Edie
Ketcheu of Toledo, Ohio here last night
in a ten-round bout MandeI took six
of the ten rounds. Three were even
while Ketchell earned the fifth round.
Thea oys weighed 1913 pounds.
TMGmy TObin Of Brooklyn. n. X out
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
McKechnie Is Hero

PITTSBURGH. Jan. ga century
old log cabin, one Of tho city's land
marks, was badly damaged by fire
yesterday. William MckeChnio, for
mer major lacquer and last year with
Minneapolis. who resides near the
cabin, ran to the fire and rescued
John Glatz, aged ~ years, who was
overcome while lighting tho blaze.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
DETROIT COLLEGE WANTS GAME

The Detroit Junior College basket ball
team, which plays he PAW on Feb. /,
would Ike TO arrange game with a
strong indianapolis team for Jan. 81 or
Feb 2 A cash guarantee of S1O0 is re-
quired According to the manager the
Detroit team has lost but eight games
in five years. Address y. l.. Moline.
coach Of Detroit Junior College. Detroit,
AIirh
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

Upton, Ind, Jan 2l-The Junior
Chamber Of Commerce five Of indianapolis
defeated the Upton A A. team here Mon
day night, 29 to % The local squad
forced the big city boys TO travel fast
and the crowd was treated to a highly
interesting contest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
nosroN BOxEn DIEs.

BOSTON Jan. 24-Joe Melanson, "a
years old boxer. died at the city hospital
today Of injuries received in a bout with
Joe st. Hiaire at the Carlisle A. &. last
night Melanson was knocked down by
q sharp blow on the chin, his head
striking the floor, His skull was frac-
tured. Melanson was knocked out in the
third round. He never regained con
seriousness. st. Hilare is 10.
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LEWIS TossFs DRAAK

NASHVILLE, Jan. 24-StrangIer Lewis
won from Tom Draak here last night in =
wrestling bout the former champions
to the mat.
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SEEKS RING RorTs.

Battling Van, a promising young local
fighter. desires to arrange bouts with
Toys in the 1873 pound class. Address
Eward Van, 1856 Madison avenue.
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EVANS BEATS RATES

MOBILE, Jan. 24-Kewpie Evans of
New Haven was given the decision over
end of their ten-round bout. The men
are lightweights.
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I.nGAN KEATS NfINO.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 24-Sbify Logan,
Memphis welterweight. easily outpointed
Al Muno, also Of Memphis, in eight
rounds here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24
N a5I Gf PUGS 6Iy The SR RiSe

pointed Mickey ODowd OF Muncie, Ind,
In the eight-round semi wind-up Jackie
Barnhart Of Terre Hauta knocked out
"Spud" Murphy OF Muncie in the third
round Of their scheduled eight-round
bout Billy Long Of Terre Haute stopped
Young league Of Muncie In the second
round Of q scheduled four-round bout.
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Basketball Results

Purdue, 81; Northwestern, 10.
Minnesota, 10; Indiana, 16,
Dartmouth, =; Yale, 10,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

with al the principals in tonight's
wrestling show at the Broadway Theater
respective bouts an excellent program
appears to be in store Tor local followers
of the sport.
The chief interest in the card hinges on
the result of the Jack Reynolds-J ohnny
De Bolt finish match In which the local
weIterweight is expected to be given 4
furious tussle b. the British Columbian
Although the main go Is the big at
traction there Is more than unusual in
terest in the preliminaries on tonight's
card. Billy Trout Of Kokomo is Ger
if he defeats the New orleans boy who
; has shown considerable ability in pre-
vious shows here. Tom Falonis, the To-
battle with the Columbus (Ohio) OPP
moment
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Trio of Scraps on
Wrestling Program
in broadway Ring
Reynolds and De Bolt in the
Main GO-TrOut of KOkon7O
Returns.
roNTGHT,s Wat CARp.

Young stecher, Columbus, Ohio, IA
pounds vs.. Tom Valonig, Indianap oils.
145 pounds.
Billy Trout, Ko<omo, 1873 pounds, VS..
Joe HOIIender, New Orleans, 1873 pounds.
= Jack Reynolds, indianapolis, 14l
pounds, VS.. Johnny De Bolt, British Co
lunlbia, la pounds.
PIace-Broadway Theater.
Time-S:15 D. m
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| BOWLING

There was plenty Of bowling In the
Broadway League Monday night as
postponed series was rolled off. The
Bears met the Lions in six games and the
Wildcats and Painters tangled in six
contests. When the smoke cleared away
the count stood even with each team
winning three games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

MUNCIB, Ind, Jan. 24.-The Silent
Five wants games with State teams away
from home Write william L. Carrier,
FOG South Hackley street, Muncie, Ind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

Daniel who is mixed up with the wild
cats instead of the Lions, was high tndi.
Vidna1 of the evening with q count Of
212. He was closely followed by Beck
Of the Lions with 30 in his second game.
Beck started with a 207 in his first game,
but fell down to 149 with a chance TO an
mex a nice three game total
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-24

The leading Tigers were good enough
to take two from the Wolves after a bad
start had lost the first game. They had
plenty to spare in the second contest. but
The last was close