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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
BASEBALL
" In CLING LIVE GOSSIP
lVlwib1< PUGs OF THE RING
ALL-STAR BOUTS
AT FIT. HARRISON

The boxing show to be held at Fort
Harrison tomorrow night is arousing the
keen interest Of the many boxing fans
in the city. AT recent shows at the Fort
the house has been packed to capacity.
The crowd is increasing with each and
winners Of the shows are matched for
return bouts and each and every show
gets better. In the show Of tomorrow
night Young .WolcOtt will meet Jack
Brooks, both local colored boys, in the
main event of the evening of eight three
minute rounds at $50 pounds ringside.
In the semi final bout of the evening
Club, will meet Tony Dalton, another 10
cal boy, in six rounds al 1877 pounds
ringside. Both of these boys are well
known in the city, both having partici-
pated in several shows at the Fort and
to date neither has lost a bout in the
Fort Harrison squared circle.
Howard De Witt of this city make his
debut at FIT. Harrison tomorrow when
he meets Harry Dempsey of this city
in the third preliminary Of four rounds at
115 pounds. Dempsey is a well-known
lightweight Of the city and has met some
OF the best Loxers in the State, among
them Bud Taylor, the Terre Haute whirl-
Heinie Wirth will meet Bud Green in
the second preliminary of four rounds
at 10 pounds. Both of these boys are
likely youngsters and a good bout is
promised. Kid Mccoy, the Morristown
vile in the first preliminary Of four
rounds at 100 pounds Mccoy was the
winner Of one of the bouts OF the last
snow.
The 18th Infantry Band will furnish
entertainment during the evening. The
Fl Harrison Club wishes to extend a
special invitation TO women to attend
THESE bouts.
Tickets are on sale at the following
places: Spalding's sporting goods store ;
Smith Hassler Sturm sporting goods
store; Al South Illinois street; 13S North
Illinois street; Solly Epstein's; O'Hair
drug store on Massachusetts, avenue, and
the ClaypOOl drug store. In view Of the
ever-increasing crowds that attend these
bouts and the small seating capacity Of
the cIuk fans are advised to purchase
tickets or make reservations early. For
reservations call Ft. Harrison 81 Show
starts promptly at $50 Fans not hav-
ing autos are advised to take the 1880
O'Clock TT. Harrison car.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
GOTHAM X. O.S
DEMPSEY PLAN
Commission Spells Jacks
Meal Ticket in Forbidding
Brennan Bout.

NEW YORK. Feb. New York virtu-
ally has put Jack Dempsey out o. his
business for some time at least.
In putting a ban on the proposed
Dempsey Brennan contest, the STATE
athletic commission announced II would
not tolerate any bout between the heavy
weight champion and an opponent whose
record did not indicate he had a chance.
Looking over the records OF the heavy
weights under the champion, there are
few cards" that will come up to the
specifications Of the commission. Harry
Wills. the colored battler, might do, but
the directors of the game in New york
haven't expressed themselves about
mixed bouts" and large doubt exists
that Governor Miller would permit 1t.
In putting the ban on the Dempsey
Brennan thing that Tex Rickard was
cooking up for st. Patricks day, the Gem
mission said that it would be an inlposl-
would be nothing but money grab"
II was pointed out that Brennan's oriy
qualification was staying twelve rounds
with the champion in 1920 and that since
that time he had not been allowed TO
fight any frst-class opponents through
the desire of his manager not to ruin him
for another bout with Dempsey.
The commission suggested that Brennan
could prove his right to another meeting
with the king Of the heavyweights by
meeting Tommy Gibbons Fred Fulton or
Bob Roper. II he got over any of this
trio, the commission might allow him to
be thrown In the ring again with the
mauler.
II the commission insists upon a first
class opponent, Dempsey had better take
the long planned European trip, as 1t
seems to be too late in the season now to
work up" an opponent for an indoor
show.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
REYNOLDS WINS
IN STRAIGHT FALLS

Jack Reynolds left no doubt Of his
superiority over Johnny De Bolt last
night In tine st'terweight wrestling bout
at the Broadway Theater, defeating the
French Canadian in straight falls. The
bout was ali Reynolds from the start
and only on a few occasions did De Bolt
get his deadlock, which had won a fall
for him in the previous meeting between
the two matmen. Reynolds was ready
for the Frencnmeu-s favorIte hold last
night and always had a defense for II
Reynolds was nearly always behind his
man and showed some clever footwork
throughout the match. The local well
ter was in fine trim for the bout and
showed sensational speed. The first fall
came at the end OF twenty eight min
utes as the result OF a flying mare which
sent De Bolt to the mat, followed by
deadlock that pinned his shoulders down.
The second fall came quickly, Reynolds
applying his leg split in eighteen min
utes after the intermlssion.
In the semi wlndup, Bull Montana of
JasonviIe, proved too much for Tommy
Yalonis, local Greek, and won straight
falls. In the curtain raiser Johnny Va
lonis won fast match from Harry Pier
son in straight falls.
1t was announced at the ringside that
Reynolds had been matched to meet
Chester Bechtol at bloomington, the
bout to be held Feb. %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01

Hot competition is expected in the
opening contests of the local independent
amateur basketball tournament to start
tomorrow night at the Y. NJ C. A. Fol-
lowers OF the various teams are enthu-
siastic over the chances of their favorites
and additional seats have been placed in
the ''Y' to handle the crowd that is ex-
pected to turn out
Additional players secured by some Of
the teams as shown by their list of ELI
gible participants indicate that a very
fast brand of basketball will have to be
displayed by the winner Of the meet in
this city. Emil Harmeson, a member of
the Butler squad. viii play with the
Morris Street NJ. E. five and Dietrich,
another Butler player. will be seen with
the Den ZareS. The South Side Turner's
have bolstered their lineup with Tiny
Hirt, a former De PAW guard and all
State high school player of 1917.
A determined effort will be made to
stamp out all betting on the games,
either in or near the gymnasium, Man
ager Emmelmann announces.
A silver loving cup was ordered Tues
day for the winner Of the local tourna
ment and will be presented at the close
of the final game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
WRESTLING
NESSLER PLACED
ON ELKS' CARD

Because of an accident to his right
hand, Tommy league Of Muncie, ched-
gsa to meet o the Jimmy iyndandpos o01fE
Club in the Elks' charity show Monday
night at Tomlinson Hall, has been com
PEELED to cancel his engagement. The
stitution Of frankie Nessler, light
weight of Cincinnati, fast, hardhitting
boxer.
LaughIin of the Elks committee. Ness
Ter has a win over league. Fearing that
leagues accident might prevent his
Nessler for several days. He has been
working out in Cincinnati and will re-
port, he says, fit to beat Dalton"
Get your seats without delay II you
want to be in attendance at the Elks'
boxing show Monday night They're go.
ing rapidly, as 1t looks as II there won't
be a q seat left vacant in the house"
This was statement sent out to Elks
Of Indianapolis today by the boxing com
mittee to members of the Elks Lodge.
I'VE want the members of the Elks
who like boxing" said e. C. Mclaughlin
chairman of the committee arranging the
show, Ito contribute TO our charity fund
through their attendance, but we must
notify them that they must be early IN
the purchase of their seats, because the
general public is buying the seats with
avidity."
The demand for reservations indicates
how hungry II dianapolis has become for
boxing. Mayor Shank yesterday procured
seats for a box party. He win attend
with Mrs. Shank, the host Of four other
couples. City Controller Joseph HOgue
and wife will also entertain a box party.
Twenty eight rounds OF boxing viii be
staged. The main go will be between
Chuck Virgins of Indianapolis and Ed
die OHare Of New York. Eight rounds
of semi wind-up argument will be put on
by Frankie Nessler, Cincinnati, and Jimmy
Dalton. Bob Bridges and Bobby Long
will box six rounds and frankie Nelson
and Knockout Mcfarland four rounds.
Frank Barry will referee the main con-
test and the six-round preliminary.
Tommy Dillon will officiate in the cur
taln-raiser and the semi Wind-up.
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billiards
=:;=:::sss:ss:s':
VIEW AMATEUR
RECORD MADE

NEW YORK, Feb. IA new American
record Of 142 In Glass A amateur 1872
balkline billiards was made last night
by Edgar Appleby. New York Athletic
Club, in his second round match OF the
national amateur championship.
The former record, 1879, was made by
Champion Charles Heddon of Dowagiac,
Mich.
Appleby defeated T. Henry Garrison,
also Of New York, 300 to las. His aver
age was II Hill
In the final match Of the second round
Percy N. Collins of Chicago, formerly of
Indianapolis, defeated Edward w. Gard =
ner OF Montclair, N. j., 800 to IS.
Charles Heddon of Dowagiac, Mich
present amateur champion, withdrew
from the tournament here Tuesday. His
reason was given as due to acts by Ed
ward Gardner. former holder Of the title,
In the match Monday night, in which
Heddon was defeated, 300 to 1913. He is
said to regard the action of Gardner in
not remaining in his chair quietly while
his opponent was at the table as highly
unethicaL Referee Ryan declared that
Gardner requested permission to leave the
inclOsure
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
S OF THE DAY IN | =$- THE WORLD OF SPORT [@@ ]
Hanley Still Works in
Effort to Clear DietZ

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 1.-Rich-
ard e. (Dick) Hanley, Pendleton.
High School football coach, on his
return from Seattle today announced
he had secured signed statements
from high school athletes denying
that either he or former Coach VIII
lam (L0ne Star)l Dietx of Purdue
University had made unsportsmanlike
overtures to secure their football serv-
ices.
Hanley also announced that he had
visited Prof. Leslie G.. Ayres of Uni
vcrsity of Washington, who char ged
that salaries were being offered
northwest athletes by Hanley and
Dietz. Ayres, Hanlcy said, promised
that the high school athletes would
be given q hearing and a full inves-
tigatiOn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Kellogg Names Colleges
on Association Committee

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. In. A. Kel-
logg, athletic director at Purdue and
temporary chairman of the committee
which is to draft a constitution and by
laws for the new Association Of Indiana
Colleges. has selected the schools whic b
are to have q representative on the COM
mittee.
Eight schools besides Purdue will work
on the constitution which will be put be-
fore the schools at the time OF the State
track meet at GreencastIe, May q.
The schools selected are: Purdue, But
Ter, De PAW, Hanover. Indiana, Indiana
State Normal, Rose Poly and Wabash
Each school has been requested to vote
for permanent chairman
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
BOWLING

The Indiana Bell Telephone team went
back into first plsce in the Commercial
League Tuesday night by defeating the
Taggart Baking Company in three
five was dropping two contests to the
Lafayette Motor outfit. The two leaders
were tied before the start of the Tuesday
bowling. The race in the sixteen club
these two clubs alternating in the lead
The upse.s D. the Lafayette aggrega-
ton was a big surprise The Citizens
form. The Bell squad rolled In good
form, but was lucky in its second game
when the Taggarts were nosed out by one
pin.
In the other games National Mallables,
Premiers, Billiards., LAnkBelts and Post
Office were two-out-of- winners Ar
mour and Company rolled scores which
the G. and J. team will shoot at later.
The high team score Of the night was
posted by Nordyke & Marmon In their
only victory with a count Of 95S. In this
game Andrews shot 243 and Buckner,
POI Andrews big count was the best
individual game.
The Bells rolled a good game in their
last attempt with a score OF 947. In
this contest Cooper counted 23S and
Moore, 21S. Dellinger OF Armour & Co.,
had his eye on the head pin in his first
game and tailed 225. Fields Of Billiards.
rolled a good series, counting Isl, zoo
and 203.
In the three-man team Eli Lilly loop
were two-out-of-th victors over the
]. II. Lilly, Ruschaupt and Korn teams.
Campbell OF the Korns showed the best
form of the night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
OFFICIAL BAN
PLACED ON NINE

URBANA, ILL.,, Feb. Mime prominent
Illinois football players have been de-
ciared ineligible for further athletic ac-
tivities because they participated ia the
Taylorville- Carlinville football game,
Nov. q. The men will be permitted TO
remain at the school, but never again
represent Illinois in athletics. They are
Larry Walquist, half back; Dope" Simp-
son, end; D. A. Afilligan, end Little
joe Sternaman, quarter back; dutch
half back; P. T. Greene, substitute; John
Teuscher. substitute; +. J. Gammage,
substitute.
One other player, Mullins, who made
the trip TO TaylSrvflle but did not play,
was not included In the list.
CHICAGO, Feb. None of the Ma
room athletes has played professional
football as charged In vague reports, In
the opinion of Coach A. A. Stagg. He
today issued a statement In which he
asked for any evidence against ans OF
the athletes.
Stage said further II any case was
proven to him, he would disbar the man
from further participation In athletics
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Manual and Technical
Elves in Action Today

Manual and Technical high schools
play today at their own gyms, the South
siders taking on Cumberland tonight and
the Eastsiders playing Brownsburg on
their new playing court this afternoon.
Manual will be crippled for its con-
test with Harmeson out or the game with
play. Manual will meet Bloomington at
the local "Y' next Saturday and will
have to step out to win.
After the game today with Brownsburg
Tech will turn les attention to the Frank
lin contest Saturday night at the Frank
lin gym. Nipper and some Of the other
PLAYERS who have been slightly of form
because of bad colds will be in good
shape for the Franklin scrap.
This afternoons game viii be the first
played In Techs new gym.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Assert CdrIinUilLe
Had Three of OWn
Grid Men tn Line

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. NO off,
cial statement as to action that will be
taken against Notre Dame football play
ers who participated in a professional
game recently, will be issued by the
Notre Dame athletic board until Prof.
William Farrell, a member Of the board,
returns from Urbana, Carlinville and
Taylorville, where he has gone for infor-
nation regarding the case.
Players who participated in the Taylor
Vile game and who since have been de-
clared ineligible for athletics here, de-
MED that a full Notre Dame eleven had
represented Carlinville as has been stated
by Carlinville people. They assert that
three local Carlinville players were in the
line.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Independent Basketball

The strong West Morris Street Chris
tians. leaders OF the s. S. Church League,
want games away from home with fast
teams in the 150-pound class. Address
r. Smith, 1921 North Mount street, or
call Main 7O9S and ask for Albert.
The Junior Specials are playing n fast
game this season and would like to COM
mnnicate with teams playing In the 1871
year-old class. For games, call Randolph
Coco and ask for Charles Riley.
The Tech night school five defeated the
Maple Road A. Cs In a fast game at the
Tech gym. T. Wilson and kirkem dt-
vided the scoring honors for the win
ners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
IN BAD OVER FIGHT FILMS.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. Federal Of
hcials yesterday arrested William Cooke,
Milwaukee advertising man, charged with
transporting pictures of the Dempsey
Carpenter prize fight at Jersey City,
July 2. into Wisconsin. and showing
them at Baraboo. Sunday night. This IS
the first time that pictures of the fight
had been displayed In Wisconsin. Officers
are seeking Cookies aid, who. with him.
is charged with transporting the films
from Chicago for use in this State.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
STATE Is.a TOURNEY.

Brewer and Shaap Of Indianapolis
clashed IN the Indiana State 1872 balk-
line tourney yesterday, the former win
ming, $50 to 1A.
Out Of town players take the stand to-
day, Lucas Lincoln of Columbus meet
ing Finneran Of Terre Haute in the aft
ernoon session and tacklng Brown, also
Of Terre Haute, In the evening session.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Federated Net League
STANDING.

Last nights games in the Federated
furnished plenty of good basket bali for
the fans and marked the appearance
of several newcomers in the various line
ups, as the teams are getting ready for
the independent tournaments. The Pair
o-Dice won from the Den Zare, 80 to IS.
and the Du Art made it 80 to q against
the BiFo-Re. Edgar Dietrich showed ND
well in the floor guard position for the
Den Zare Rosenthal jumped center for
Du Art, and, together with his old run
ming mate, Saglowsky, at forward, went
good.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
OTHER TUESDAY BoUTs.

AT NEW YORK-Charlie Beecher beat
Johnny Brown in twelve rounds; Young
Darcy beat j oe Conn in ten rounds.
AT MILWAUKEE-JOe lawson won
from Johnny Mendelsohn In ten rounds
AT PHILADELPHIA Mickey Walker
defeated Soldier Bartheld In eight
rounds; X. o. Kaplan knocked out Joe
Jackson In the fourth.
AT BEAUMONT, TEX.-FrAnkie Man
tell knocked out Young Wallace in the
second round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
tker Stars Draw

!, Scotland. Feb. Robert
sGlasgow checker expert, and
Panks, of Detroit, Mich, who
a series of games for the
fker championship, played
games Tuesday. 1t was the
! the series.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
CITY rHREE-oUsHIoN MEET.

George Brown won a close match in
the city amateur three-cushiOn billiard
tournament last night when he defeated
Baird Bell at the Board Of Trade billiard
parlors by the score of 90 to AZ.
Johnson and Carter and Frye and
Brown will play tonight in a double
header.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
I, COLLegiGns
! Wabash FiUe
cciting Contest
fars as Baptists Slip
etory OUer Scarlet
! Team.

pint that separated Frank
ash in a game at CrawfOrds-
Seeks ago, separated the two
q last night, but this time
klin that did the separating.
RE was Franklin %, Wabash,
htest was staged at Frank
lty's new high school gym.
kt stalked into the Baptist
bred to punish helps aggre-
BY for handing out such a
previous meeting, but found
/. just as determined to get
ktory. Franklin's determine
licked by just a little more
Re basket ball court than was
BID this enabled the down
berge on the long end Of one
EST games played In Indiana
Started out in a way that
be denied and ran up four
re wabash tailed. After
|Baptists for the greater part
Session but a couple of goals
the half-time gun sounded
slet out in front by a 10 to 9
the beginning Of the second
In rallied tsrongly and lee
way, but the difference be
two teams was never more
three points.
lybody's game up until the
!, when Records tossed in
IT put Franklin out in front
be lead changed hands four
/ the contest.
b addition 10 throwing the
b, led his team in the on
Inst the Scarlet. Besides
treat floor game the flashy
kted six times from the field.
hmed we'll with Records in
e department and counted
! the field. Captain Pike
hat game at guard and con-
i points from the free throw
sh, Adam and Peare led the
d the field. Goldsberry, at
played a great passing and
Ind counted eight times from
|e and once from the field.
Iorted to frequent substitu-
the game in an attempt to
bending defeat, but Franklin
De- denied.
of the wabash Franklin
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01

WINAMAC, Ind, Feb. Jimmy Dali
ton of indianapolis shaded Sammy Hess
OF Fort Wayne here last night in the
headline bout OF the American Legion
show. Dalton was the aRgressor
throughout the eight rounds. Hess out
weighed Dalton by eight pounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Wabash mA

ns-Thorn for Peare, Peare
Thorn for Peare, Jewell for
y for Jewell, Rich for Rec
Ms for Rich. Free Throws
sberry, 2; Pike, 5. Referee
knpire-Feezle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
More Purple Coaches

CHICAGO Feb. IA baseball coach
and assistant football coach for North
western University win be named in a
few days, 1t became known here today.
Several men are being considered for the
place.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Alices Still Stepping

VINCENNEs, Ind. Feb. 1.-Vincennes
High School basket ball team won its
twenty-third straight game Tueaday
night DEFEATING Lawrenceville at that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
END. Ind. Feb. with a

END, Ind, Feb. with a
day" basket ball team as a
= disqualification Of Anderson,
Mehre, Notre Dame trounced
Ia Aggies here last night in
#ested game by 4 score Of 81
he'd up Irish combination
4 minute Of the way and made
kespect anything they lacked
bf ability. The first half was
aore at half time reading ten
beginning Of the final period,
tire Dame rushed the Aggies
and gradually pulled out in
ink McDermott, who was
lin just before the game, led
shinst the invaders with seven
zen foul goals. Gilkey, Aggie
bs best for his team with
kpts, eight from the field and
foul line.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
Tits
IN CITY MEET
Good Schedule for Tomorrow
Night in Local Amateur
Net Tourney.

OPENING NIGHT SCHEDULE.
1900 p. M.-South Side Turner's VS.. Fair
banks Morse.
7.45 r. M.-Den Zares VS.. Dutch Specials.
$3.50 T. M.---Do Molays VS.. Lincoln High
ways.
9:15 p. Ny" Leaders VS.. Morris Street
M e.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-01
IA FIVE ON
lERN TRIP

EGToN, Ind, Feb. 1.-Indi-
today on It's second road
season, playing Marquette
be, Thursday night and Min
Minneapolis, Saturday night
5 took q three-point victory
Eimsons in a game here two
Since that time Lewis men
4 remarkable improvement In
BIT of the Minnesota scrap
Vithout the services Of Hauss
lard.
lward and Joseph Sloate.
became eligible for inter
mpetition this week. have
were in the scrimmage
lward comes from South
n played back guard on the
IN last year, but has been
the past semester.
tract.