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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

DALLAS, Texas, March t1.-Pat Nc
Nulty, Ohio State University rookie. viii
replace Speaker in centerheld for tho In
dams II he continues to bat and field as
he did yesterday, the gray thatched lead
er announced today The Cleveland team
plays the first Of two games with the St
Louis Cardinals today.
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NTINGLING LIVE GOSSIP
" = svfthk the PUCS OF The R1NGl

in accordance with Police Gazette rules,
which governed
Two good prellmIuaries preceded the
main event, Held u Indiana University
defeating Lieutenant Woods of Company
X, gaining a fan under the Western Con
ference rules. which governed this match,
and BIZ Sandy Of De PAW University
beating Dick Sandy Of Company K In
straight falls, amateur rules applying
To thig bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March lin
the first two games of the morning in the
southern regional high school basketball
meet being held at the Mems Gymnasium
at Indiana University the strong Bed
ford and Franklin squads let loose their
dynamite attack against Stoney Creek
and Scottsburg and buried the fives under
top-heavy scores. The contests came out
as was expected. Bedford defeated
StOney Creek, II to Z. and franklin won
from Scottsburg. 81 to &.
The crowd came early with the ex-
pectation Of seeing some Of the best
fives in the State in action. Special in
terest was shown in the comparison Of
the Franklin and Vincennes teams which
followed each other on the morning card.
The great record Of the far south team
has made it the center Of all eyes, and
when it came on the floor at IL o'clock
to meet the Newcastle club, it received
a great ovation. Coach Adams was right
back home. as he is an Indiana University
man
The best game OF the morning was be-
tween Vincennes and Newcastle and re-
suited in a victory for the former, . to S.
a feature Of this contest was the superb
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Morris Street NJ. E.

ALI Morris Street NJ e. basket ball and
baseball players are asked to report ct
the church Sunday morning. Players
holding baseball uniforms are asked to
return them at this meeting. This meet
ing is very important and players who
possibly can are urged to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

Arthur Lynch, better known in ring
body ut 125 pounds ringside. G. Mont
gomery, a former ring master of the
east, Is handling "Skeet" Lynch and is
ready to match him at any place or any
time. For bouts write I05 West st. Clair
street. or call Main 1860.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

with "Strongheart" Goldsberry Of Wa
bash playing remarkable ball in every
department CRANE AND ADAM GER
TAINLY DO MAKE a CRATER PEARE!
Sell that one to the minstrel man, will
va? You can donate the proceeds to the
Fund for Disabled Basket ball Teams
knocked Off by the Little Giants.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Seats for KazOO-Wabashl

The Junior Chamber of Commerce
has arranged for several thousand
seats to be put on sale at $L10 and
55 cents to accommodate the large
crowd Of fans that Is expected at the
Wabash kalamazoo game at the Coli
scum. State irgrOund, tonight to de-
eide the National college tourney
championship.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
WABASH MEETS
KALAMAZOON
TOURNEY FINAL
Two Teams That Have Shown
Best Form Clash in
Title Tilt.
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
The College Tourney

TONIGHT.
o'olOck-Wabash VS., kalamazoo Col
lege EnatiOnal intercollegiate flnaIs),
FRIDAY RESULTS.
Wabash, 62; Mercer, 20.
kalamazoo, 22; Grove City, IS.
THURSDAY RESULTS.
wabash, 80; Illinois Wesleyan 16,
haIamaz0o, 80; Idaho, 81.
Inc final round Of the first annual col
iieg1ate basket ball tourney will see Wa
bash and Kalamazoo tonight in a game
that promises TO be not and fast from
start to finish. Wabash has the advaf-
tage OF weight on the Kaz0oks, but this
should not cut much figure with team
as Iast as the Mort herners Both teams
nave coolies Of speed and will use it.
The title affair viii be staged at s
clock in the Coliseum at the State fair
ground.
Mercer and Grove City were eliminated
last night In the semi-final round of the
collegiate tourney. Wabash took Mercer
into camp by the lopsided score Of 62 to
~, and Kalamazoo outshot the Grove
City aggregation for a 22-to-13 victory.
The first game Friday evening was a
complete rout for the Mercer team which
was decidedly out of Its class when it
met wabash. The game started fairly
Tast, but 1t did not take the Little
Giants of Hoosierdom long to find their
stride and incidentally the basket After
the first striugers had run up a top
heaVy score the subs were given q chance
in the closing minutes of the half and
did not have much difficulty in keeping
the Georgians at bay. The score at half
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
REDS IN EXHIRIrION-

MINERAL WELLS Texas, March II.
The Fort Worth Club Of the Teaxs
League will meet the Cincinnati Reds
here this afternoon in the first exhibit
ton game Of the season. The Texas
gang is expected to give Pat Moran's
crew q merry battle.
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Other College Games

CLINTON. N. Y-Hamtlton. 80;
Brown, "a.
ROCHESTER, n. Y.-Colgate, %;
Rochester, II.
HIRAM, ohio.-Hiram. Al; Musking
um 81.
oSHKOSH-Lacrosse Normal, 20; Osh-
kosh. IA
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sTRANGLER LEWIS WINS.

lie Beige Of Belgium was no match for
STRANGER Lewis in their wrestling
match here last night and the worlds
heavyweight champion won in two
straight falls
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FINAL MORNING CAME.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March IL
Atwood was too strong for South
whitley and won, 80 to 10. The win
ners showed a better attack than was
expected of them and ran UP the
count ON their opponents, who were
unable to penetrate the Atwood de-
tense to any extent. 1t was the last
game of the morning program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Iowa Net Winners

VICTOR Iowa, March 1.-THE Musca-
tine Muskies won the State independent
basket ball championship here Friday
night by defeating the Z. S. Bank Note
FIVE Of Des Moines, 10 to 19.
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WEST VIRGINIA wREsTLERs WIN.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, March IL
West Virginia University won an excit-
ing intercollegiate wrestling match from
the University of Pennsylvania here FRI
day night, 10 to 8. The match was the
most important victory of the noun,
taineex season.
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TOMMY M,DUFF WINS.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 1t.-Tom-
my McDuff, indianapolis featherweight.
outpointed Red Mcdonald in n fast bout
here last night. The scrap was u thriller
all the way.
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"ALICEs" SHOW FORM.

"ALICES" SHOW FORM.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March IL
In the last game OF the morning, Vim
CHIMES defeated Newcastle by a 2S to
s score. The Southern team smOth-
cred the OfTense of the losers, who
we're forced to shoot hurriedly in an
effort to count
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

The size Of the floor at the Coliseum
handicapped the Wabash team somewhat
Thursday night. but they seemed to be
used to ii Friday. They are accustomed
to playing on a large arena.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

Troop 81. defeated The Moravian Boys
Club basket quint, q to II at the lat
ter's gym Friday night. For games
with Troop q call Randolph S412 after
8 80 and ask for Cleon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

Speaking of names, how's this? Ca
nine was substituted for A. Fox on the
Idaho team Thursday night. However,
wen take the Wabash feline" for ours,
Mr. cat" Adam.
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Regional Schedules Today
AT INDIANA

AZ INDIANA.
800 A. M.-Stoney Creek "a VS.. Bed
ford (42).
1000 A. M.--Scottsburg (6) VS.. Frank
lin (51).
IL 100 A. M.-Newcast1e (8) VS.. Vincennes
(2S).
$500 p. M.--Manual vs.. Pittsboro.
$500 p. M.-Jasper VS.. Garfield tTerre
Haute).
400 p. M.-Columbus VS.. Rushville.
1880 T. M.-COnnersvill vs.. Evansville.
$3.50 Z. M.-BlOOming tOn VS.. Greencastle.
AT PURDUE.
$500 A. M.-AngoIa (O) VS.. Goshen (16).
l0;OO A. M.-Ptne Village (I0) VS.. Ander-
con (28).
IL 100 A. M.-sOuth Whitley (10) VS.. At
wood 800.
$500 p. M.-Huntington VS.. Marion.
$500 +. M.-JeffersOn (Lafayette) VS..
Frankfort.
400 z. M.-CutIer vs.. Rochester.
1850 +. M.-Whiting VS.. Decatur.
$3.50 p. M.-Wingate withdrawn VS..
Fishers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

CHICAGO, March 11.-Bud Taylor of
Terre Haute shaded Herb Schaeffer Of
Chicago in a ten-round bout aboard the
U. S. S. Commodore last night
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College Meet Summaries
Wabash fe2,
Mercer (2s).

Wabash (e2). Mercer (23).
Crane ............F. .s.........a.... Pope
f fesTa ..... F E ............. h2 smitR
Goldsberry .......G. ..,........... Ellison
crater ...........G ..........s.. Harper
Substitutions-RoH for Crane, Burdette
for Adam, Chadwick for Peare, Nurn-
berger for Goldsberry, Mcfarland for
Crater, Wilkes for Pope, McWilliams for
Ellison, Simmons for Harper, Crane for
Roll, Adams for Burdette, Peare for
Chadwick Goldsberry for Nurnberger,
Crater for Mcfarland, Pope for Wilkes,
Schanlaub for Crane, Burdette for Adams,
Mcfarland for Crater, Roll for Peare.
Field goals-Crane, 8; Adam, 4 Peare,
3; Goldsberry. Z; Burdette, 4; Chadwick,
8; Thorne, 2; Pope, 8; Harmon, 3; Smith,
8. Foul goals-Goldsberry, 3; Burdette,
8; Harmon. 4; Smith, 1.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

League will roll against the scores of
the Dodge Services later. The Services
scattered the naples with fair consistency
Friday, high score being 1853, by Liv-
tngst0n.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
ROWLFR BREAKs LEG

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 11.-Arthur
Kunheim, local lowler, suffered a broken
leg while bowling with his team here Fri
day night AS he shot a ball down the
alley he crumpled in a heap on the floor.
1t is thought that a sudden twist caused
the fracture.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
BRITIsH GOLFERs 10 RETrRN

BRITISH GOLFERS 10 RETURN.
NEW YORK, March 11--George Dun
can and Abe Mitchell, British pro golf
stars, announce they win leave England
June IS for another tour OF America
Sandy Herd and J. n. Taylor viii open
their American tour at New Rochelle
July II,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

1t will be speed VS. speed tonight when
Wabash and Kalamazoo meet, and they
sure ought to scorch that floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

The wabash mascot Is always given
chance to cage one from the field when
the team comes ont on the floor. Thurs
day night he made it and Friday night
he didn't, but it didn't seem to affect
Wabash's chances any.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

charge OF the housing arrangements and
were made welcome to the city.
Wingate, the winners of the Crawfords-
vile sectional, was ruieu out OF tourney
play on account of an l. II. s. a. a.
ruling which declared three of their play
ers ineligible. Kendall, center; Smith
and Ludlow, guards, are the ineligible
men. WinCate's disqualification sends
Fishers to the State meet Text Friday by
default.
The regional tourney here is drawing
more than ever before, according TO Ath-
Ietic Director Kellogg of Purdue, who has
charge Of ticket sales. The afternoon
games was expected to draw the largest
crowds.
The first two morning games Goshen
and Anderson were easy winners. Goshen
defeating Angola, 16 to 10. and Anderson
slipping over an easy win on Pine Vii
Iage, . to 10.
Goshen won the opening game from
Angola in the Lafayette regional today.
16 to TO- Both teams were nervous and
made many wild shorts at the Basket.
Berkey and Wysong led the scoring for
the winners, while cramer and Finch
played best for Angola. The score at the
half was, to 4. summary:
Goshen 16). Angola 1O>
WysOng ...F............. Collins
Freiburg .....F............... Wood
Berkey ............C. ............ Cramer
o . .
Green ............G. .......--..... Finch
bstitutions-Lampman for Collins,
Collins for Lampben. Stiefel for German.
Field g0als-Berkey 3, young 2. Freyburg,
Bechtel, Wood, Cramer . Foul goals
Cramer, out of 8; Wysong, . out Of G;
Bechtel, out Of 1.
Pine Village, although fghting hard.
could not stop Anderson, who won, 2s to
TO- The winners used their entire eight
men during the game. Coach Stages
men were content with passing practice
o numerous occasions rather than to
shoot The half ended. 10 to 4. Due to
the frequent subStitutions and time-outs
the game did not end until after the
hour.
Robinson made three baskets the first
half for Anderson. giving IT the lead.
koseberry played a star game at back
guard for Anderson. Anderson held Pine
Village to one field goal the first half.
Crane scored eight OF the losers points
Presenting a smooth attack with fast ana
accurate passing the wearers Of the An
dersOn colOrs carried the ball down the
floor with ease for under basket shots.
In the second period Mansfield cut loose
with four field goals while Robinson
added two more to his score Shettle and
Roseberry also put up n good style Of
playing for Anderson. CIawsOn was the
best man in the Pine Village defense.
Summary:
Anderson (2s). Pine Village (1Ol
Robinson .....F......... Crane
Shettle ............F +. ........-... Stewart
Mansfield ....C-.............. Blind
Stone .............. G............... Jones
Roseberry ........ G............ Clawson
stitutions-Jackson for Mansfield.
Hoffner for Shettle, Mansfield for Stone,
Stone for Jackson, Shettle for Robinson,
keFner for ClawsOn. Clawson for Kerner,
Sylvester for ROseberry Jackson for Syl-
yester, Robinson for Shettle Field goals
Robinson, 3: Shettle L; Hoffner, 2;
Stone, L; Manifold, 4 Crane, l Jones, L.
Foul goals-Crane. 6 out Of u; Hoffner,
1 out Of .; Manifold, 1 out of g.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

The Paint Department won from the
Wall Papers in the Central Wall Paper
and Paint Company League Friday. Be
tween the two teams they chalked up
two 200 scores.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

passing and clever teamwork Of the tos-
sers from the ''Old post"
A large crowd Of Indianapolis rooters
was on hand to see Manual, the Indian
apoIis entry, tackle the PittsboTo team
dark horse from the Martinsville district.
The Red and White rOoters were there
with plenty Of noise and Hvened things
IN considerably. Confidence was IN the
afr around the Indianapolis camp, but
the team expected a hard fight from the
conquerOrs Of the ATtesian City squad.
Outside Of the Manual contest this
afternoon interest conferred on the COIuIn-
bus-Rushville tilt that was doped to De
q thriller from whistle to whistle. All
Of Bloomington IS vitality concerned IN
the last game Of the evening when Bloom
lngton High School meets Greencastle.
Bedford won the opening game Of the
Bloomington regional tourney today de-
feating St0ney Greek, a to {. Bedford
players were several Inches taller, so
encountered little difficulty, scoring at
random. The score at the end OF the
first half was 80 to l.
At no time in the contest was StOney
Greek in a position 70 do any damage,
the Bedford team running up more than
a dozen points before Stoney Creek
counted a marker Dye and Bentzel for
Bedford did most Of the scoring, with
Mcmillan helping with guard work The
pIayiug OF Oren for Stoney Greek stood
out. The diminutive forward was every
where. passing and shooting. Summary:
Bedford (42l. stOney Creek "a.
Dye ....-.........-.E..- ......--.. Oreh
Bentzel .......-.... E-..'....'.' stump
Gear .............. C...-.....- W oOd
Richter ........... G........ Holloway
Mcmillan ..-..--..-G- .-..-....-.. King
Substitutions-T0dd for Dye Dye for
Tod, Mendenhan for Holloway, Medler
for Stump. Stump for Medler, Koetter
for Richards.
Richter, 3: Gear, l; Oren. :.
Foul GOals-CeZar, out OF 4; Oren,
out Of 8.
Getting away to the start with a ten
point lead, Franklin ran true to dope
and showed ScOttsburg under, 81 TO In
the second game Of the day at the Bloom
ington regionalS. The score at the end
Of the first period was Is to 8. The SCOT
ing Of Franklin was distributed through
out the game. the Blue netmen dropping
the ball through the ring with regularity:
The floor work and basket shooting OF
the combination, FTiddle, Nand1ver and
Cant. worked Ike a machine, and com
pIetely bewildered the Scottsburg boys.
Friddle, Vandiyer and Cant divided hon
Ors for high points, each annexlng seven
field goals, with Ballard next az Two
field goals. Lack Of ability to hit for
free throws cost the Franklin team few
points. Summary:
Franklin (5D scottsburg (6)
Nandiver ..-.......F ...--..-..- Kennedy
Cant ..--.--......t- .....--.-... Crdlgi9
Friddle .-.C.............. Miller
Ballard ...........G. ......... .. Hooker
Williams -...---... G..-..--.--..-. 4OuAC
Substitutions-Ross for Ballard, Davis
for Cant Furnish for Kennedy, Bell for
Miller. King for Friddle- Field Goals
Vandiver. Z; Cant, Z; Friddle, Z; Ballard,
/; Kennedy. Craigie, /; Ross, 1.
Davis, L Free Throws-Vandivier out
of b; Cant. out of 3; D. Hooker, out
of 8; Friddle, 0 out Of l.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

ANN ARBoR-Ely, center, has been
elected captain of the University Of
Michigan Basketball team for 1923.
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ubstirutions-Ross for Ballard, Davis
for Cant, Furnish for Kennedy, Bell for
Miller, King for Friddle Field Goals
Vandiver. Z: Cant, Z; Friddle, Z: Ballard.
/: Kennedy. 1; Craigie /; Ross, L:
of 8; Cant out of 3: D. Hooker, . out
of 5: Friddle. 0 out Of l.
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time was 80 to 6. Wabash's drst string
erS re-eutered the game at the start OF
the second half and f.om that time on
the Wabash lineup was shifted so often
that combination hardly had time 10
get warmed up TO its full capacity before
II was changed.
Wabash made a majority of its shots
on tip-ins from under tho basket At the
start of the second half Mercer pene-
trated the Scarlet defense q little more
frequently, but their utfense soon weak
ened and Wabash scored at viii. Wabash
by virtue OF its easy wins over Mercer
and Illinois Wesleyan. is doped as tour
ney winner over the Kalamazoo team.
II he second game Friday evening was
by far the most interesting of the eve
niugs entertainment. Grove City and
Kalamazoo were almost evenly matched
when II came to speed, but the kaxo0ks
had II on their opponents in the scoring
end Of the game The losers shot many
times from past the foul line, nearly al
ways hitting the rim Of the basket. but
In the whole game only counting TWO
field markers.
The game was fast from the outset.
both teams pulling of some clever pass
ing and defensive play. The Kalamazoo
defense forced the Pennsylvania to
use the tong shot game. which was far
from effective. The Northerners had a
harder time penetrating Grove City's de-
Tense than they had in getting through
Idaho. Thursday night The bail was
passed up and down the floor continually,
going back and forth several times be-
fore the referees whistle stopped the
game. Fosters work for Grove City at
the foul line kept them in the running
The first half ended IL to 3 IN the Ka-
cooks favor.
Grove city started fast in the second
half and several times worked through
the Kazook defense. but the lack Of a
man with basket eye was wOefully ap-
parent Kalamazoo by diut OF had fight
ing and excellent basket shooting grad
ually pulled away from the Fasteners the
only two field markers made by the los
e sTs came IN THIS f haf tn SPuTseon &nd
Foster was the losers best man. Had
the losers had a fair point getter there
is not much doubt that they would have
forced the Kazooks 10 greater effort
The Mercer team had great many
chances to score from the foul line. ont
evidently they don't believe in making
every point count as do the Indiana
teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

CHTCAGo-One hundred soldiers oS-the
sixth Army Corps area comprising Hi
nois, Michigan and Wisconsin, will com
pete in an athletic tourney at TT. Sheri-
dan. The contests will open next Mon
day night.
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Kalamazoo (22l

Substitutions 49, Betzner for Hinga
Mundwiler for Mackay, Mackay for
Sturgeon, Sturgeon for Mackay, Petschu-
lat for Vroeg, Fleming for Foster,
Abrams for Jones, Sellers for Stepanian,
Stepanian for Sellers. Field goals
Hinga q Betzner Mackay 2. Spurgeon 8,
Vroeg, Smith, Shorts. Foul goals
Mackay, 3 out of 6; Sturgeon, 1 out Of
/; Hinga, 0 out Of 2; Foster, 8 out Of 0 !;
Shorts, out OF 4.
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Goshen and Anderson Turn In
First Victories of Day
at Lafayette.
ATWOOD BEATS WHITLEY
EARLY LAFAYETTE SCORES.
Goshen, 16; Angola, 10.
Anderson, %; Pine Village, 10.
Atwood, 80; South Whitley, 10.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 11.-Almost
every train Friday night and this morn
ing had on board one or more of the if
high school regional tourney, which
started here at o'clock today. The teams
were met by the committees who had
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

Nos. and were the winers in the
Fishback League round of play Friday.
High total was SD zy No. 3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

The Claman Dairys, Atlas Goals, Bal
lards and the Kleekos were the winners
in the Recreation League yesIeray.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

NEW YORK-Only one change-mak-
ing the goal after touchdown from
scrimmage formation or abolishing IL en-
tirely-is expected tonight at the annual
meeting Of the football rules committee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

+. Farnam of the Billiards. cut loose
with a Pol for the high single game
236 by Hweisler Of the Klee & Coleman
team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

COLUMBUS, OHIO-EIeanor Smith,
Columbus, clipped two seconds of the
worlds record for 100-yard breast stroke
last night. No record was attributed to
her. however, the pool was not of stand
ard measurements. She made the dis
tance in 1 minute and IS seconds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

PHILADELPHIA-Joe Wright has
signed q new three-year contract to con-
tinue as the rowing coach at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. He has been there
since 1915.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

EYANSTON-Purdue University a+h-
tetes defeated Northwestern I'm a dual
track meet here last night. Score a. to
81
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

NEW YORK-Sixteen major universe
ties are to meet here tonight in the first
annual Indoor intercollegiate track and
ield championships. The largest indoor
rack IN the world has been built.
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sOUTH SIDE CONINIrNIrY IFAGrF

Fletcher Place 90: Edwin Ray. II;
Second Baptist, 81; Thirty First Baptist,
:: Morris Street. 80; WOodside9: Seventh
Presbyterian. p: Woodruff Place, 9:
South Side Christians. Is; Olive Branch.
rs; Second baptist, ~: Fletcher Place.
IS: SeconG Baptist Juniors, %: Olive
Branch Juniors. s.