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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
RUN Of ELEVEN
MADE BY VOGLER
State Three-CushIon Champ
ShlneS-CooIer Also Good.

Louis Vogler. who is in the best
form of his career. established a high
run Of eleven Wednesday night in an
Indiana-Illinois Three-cushion Billiard
League contest against Malone OF
Champaign. Ill. whom he defeated, so
to rs in sixty-four innings.
The high run came In the fifty-third
frame, and is thought to be a new
record for tourney play In Indlaa.
In the afternoon Harry Cooler, In
dianapOlis other league representa-.
tive. completed his string of 30 In
sixty innings and defeated Shelter,
another Champaign player, 80 to SO.
Cooler was in splendid form, and for
consistency was even better than
Vogler.
The two matches give Indianapolis
tight grip on first place in the
league. Champaign is in second place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
RICHARD OFFERS
WILLS CHANCE TO
BOX CHAMP JACK
Harry Must Meet and Dispose
If Godfrey and Flrpo
First, However.
By United Press


NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Definite pro-
posal to arrange three bouts for him
have been submitted to Harry Wills,
colored boxer, by Tex Richard, it was
learned today.
Through an Intermediary Rickard
promised Wills to get him bout with
Dempsey for the worlds heavyweight
championship If ne would agree to
fight George Godfrey, Philadelphia
heavyweight, and Luis Firpo, South
American champion, before the Demp-
sey fight.
Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills.
would not comment today, but 1t is
understood he is considering the offer
seriously and probably will accept
Rckard said It was too early to
talk, but 1t was learned from another
source the promoter now felt sure Of
his ground in making plans for a bout
between Dempsey and Wills.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
LARUE IS ADDED
TO FISTIC SHOW
Montreal Boxer to Appear on
StrIbIing-Fay Card.

Gene La Rue, French Canadian
bantam from Montreal who made a
favorable impression when he ap-
peared at FIT. Harrison last summer,
has been added to the card Of the
Army and Navy Club show scheduled
for Tomlinson Hall. Jan. 81. His
opponent win be selected later.
It was La Rue. who figured recent
ly in the double knockout at San
Antonio, Texas. with Kid Pancho, the
Mexican champ. Both La Rue and
Pancho landed haymakers simulta-
neously, and while both lay stretched
on the floor the referee counted ten.
La Rue has met many OF the best
bantams in the country and has scored
many knockouts.
Reports from the camps OF both
Young Stribling and Harry Fay, who
are to be the headliners on the local
card, are to the effect that both are
battle tuned.
In addition to the main bout, and
the La Rue go. two eight-round bouts
already have been arranged. Frankie
Beal OF Muncie, Ind, will meet Eddie
Dyer Of Terre Haute and Midget
Query of Latonia, KY, will face Merle
Alte Of this city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

The Olive BEanch Christians defeated the
De Molay Blues in a fast game 80 to "a
me owe team Is going at fast clip now
and desires games with fast local and State
teams. Call or write Marion Griffith 1872
E. Raymond St., Drexel 1919
The Hottentot girls defeated the Perry
township Teachers at Edgewood in a one
Adamson scored heavily for the winners,
while Ernsting and Monfort were good on
the defense. The Hottentots will play the
Westminster girls Mt the latter's gym u.
Michigan and State SITS, next Monday night.
The Brightwoods added two more victories
by defeating the Hoosier Celts and Red
crowns recently The Brtghtw0ods have lost
only two, games this season. to the Ramblers
games call Harrison O195 and ask for JEFF.
ChrlstamoreS indianapolis Ramblers and
Mayer Chapel take notice.
The College Cubs would like to schedule
games with city and State teams in the
1b-17 -year-old class which have gyms. Call
Harrison 1897 and ask for Harlan Muncie
Midgets, O-Hara Sans Turquois take notice.
The St Mathews Ave will play the EN-
Roe Juniors at Fortieth St. and Capitol Ave
Saturday at p. m. The St Mathews de-
sire games with city and State clubs in the
or write D. E. Paidriclz. $500 E. Sixteenth St.
The Lautsr All-stqrs defeated the High
won nine straight. Can Belmont 2' o852 "G be-
tween and 3 30 p. m. and ask for Fred
The w. A. WIS defeated the South Side
Chums, 20 to IA. Fox, Hobbs and Lawyer
starred for the winners. The w A VS.
want games with teams in the 17-year-old
class which have access to gyms. Gail
teams address ". b. JoTda4 sal n. High High
land Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
BAD START BEATS
MANUAL METERS
Southport Is Winner-South
SiderS at Columbus Friday,

Manual High School basketballers
staged a terrific comeback in the last
half against Southport Wednesday
night at the Central College gym at
University Heights, but it fell short
and the Southsiders went down before
their county rivals, 30 TO p.
The Southport five started fast and
the first half ended % TO y in their
favor. The final twenty minutes was
a different story, however, with Man
ual suddenly coming TO life. South
port counted only four points while
the losers were managing to slip in
L twelve.
Fsihback, Specs and Mclaughlin
were the heavy scorers for the win
ners, while Baldauf was just about
the whole show for Manual with seven
field goals. Riggs also played a good
game.
Manual plays at Columbus Friday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
With Independent Meters

The Belmont Triangles wish to book
games in the 15-16-year-old class with out
of-town teams. Write George Harlan, 146
s. Elder ST., or call Belmont 05S2.
The Communal Cubs have won eight out
of nine games. The Cubs would like to
hear from the following: Greenwood,
Beech Grove, Y. p. Cs, United Brethren,
Christamores. Olive Branch and EN- Roe
Juniors. Write Abe Goldsmith, 1922 Union
St., or call Stewart 1898.
The Junior Pals a newly organized
team wants games with city and State
teams. Write Harry Robbins, 702 s. I'LL
nois St., or call Drexel 1859.
The Boys Club Bulldogs desire games in
the 19-year-old class. Call Main 1902 and
ask for McGill.
The Pirates want games in the 15-17-year-
old class. Cali Main 7641 and ask for
Reeves or Main 1902 and ask for Slifer.
Irvington Juniors, New Augusta, ST. George,
Arrowhead A A, especially take notice.
The Linwoods want games in the 1914
year-old class with teams having access to
Wayne.
with city. and State teams playing in the 49,
17-year-old class. Call Webster 1896 and
ask for Al, or write Alton Miley; 20l7
Oal1landon and New Palestine take notice.
The St. George Five desires games with
have access to playing floors Call DrexeI
1898 and ask for. Joe. MapIeton Lion
stroilers, Clermont, Who's who, ST. Mathews
and Y p! c. Juniors take notice.
The Lauter Grays play the Pals Club
Monday and the Brightwood Juniors on
Wednesday. For games call Belmont 0S52
between 2 and $50 D. M and ask for
Fred. Gang Five take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
oing South With ndansckard and Kane Fight Plans
Busher Hands Ruth Laugh; Then Strikes Him o.

Whitehill came to the Tigers re-
puted to have a world of courage.
He sure showed it in his very first
start. The incident that proved
Whitehill had plenty of quits" base
ball slang for courage, had Babe
Ruth as It's. central figure.
When Ruth first came to the plate
Whitehill paid no particular attention
to him., worked on him as if he was
bush Lacquer.
The first pitch was curve that
Ruth fouled The next was a called
ball, the third a called strike, making
the count two strikes and a ball At
this stage of the game Whitehill
pulled the prize bit of 'dramatics or
comedy as you will have 1t. Walk
ing toward the plate, he called to
Johnny Bassler, who was catching
him:
Don't forget to tell me when Ruth
comes up"
Ruth turned around and looked at
Bassler, a half grin on his face,
which in a second turned to a look
of scorn, as If to say, you fresh
busher!"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

Eller resides in Indianapolis and
says he is in good physical condition
with the exception of his eyes. Re
Gently his vision has shown signs of
improvement and he desires to make
an effort to land a berth with the
Indians.
Feels Encouraged
Eller pitched in the Blue Grass
League last season and also 1ndepend.
ent ball in Indiana. In a few games
some of his old skill came to the
surface and Hold became encouraged.
Owner Smith Of the Indians OBJ
tanned Pitcher John Gross from the
New York Giants Wednesday night,
according to a telegram received by
Manager Bush. Gross is a right
handler and he twirled for the Mt.
Sterling (Ky.) team in the Blue Grass
League last summer.
According to Hold Eller, who saw
Gross pitch several games, the rookie
is worthy Of a trial in the American
Association. Eller says Gross has q
4 lot Of stuff"
Plant City Active
Plant City. Fla, is giving Deland
a race for housing the Indians the
coming spring. Daytona also is bid
ding for the Tribe. w. c. Smith Jr.,
is in Florida now and he will investi-
gate facilities at each place.
Plant City has offered an attractive
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

The Pirates want games in the 1917 year
old class. Call Main 7641 and ask for
Reeves or Main 1902 and ask for Slifer.
Irvington Juniors, New Augusta, ST. George,
Arrowhead A. A.. especially take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
(11CkeT8.

n LEAGUE OF NATIONS: I'VE
IL SHOULD CONTINUE TO RE.
MAIN ALOOF UNTIL 1T is
DEFINITELY ESTABLISHED THAT
THE LEAGUE IS FOR THE MODI.
FLED DRAFT"@JUDGE Lands.
Immigrationi I'm against immigration;
II keeps good Americans out Of good Amer
lean money."-Waldeclk ZbyszkO.
RAILROADS.: st should sympa.
thize with them after the way Nc.
Graw railroaded me off a champion
ship team. Casey Stengel.
M UsSIA: "a careful check-up
Tx should be made by A. A. U.
LII officials into the exact number
Of times Trotsky really died last year
with a view to determining whether
a worlds record was set "-Izzy Elm
stein.
BLOCS: IT amt saying anything
against them Congress fellers, but it
takes a blockhead to catch a bloc. -
Col. Hickory Knutt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
EXPECTS LEE TO SHINE
Foil Confident Tulsa Chap VIII De-
liver at Boston.

Manager. Lee Foil is confident Dud-
ley Lee will fill the gap at shortstop
for the Red Sox. Lee was the prop
erty of the St. Louis Browns. who
hated to part with him.
Playing with Tulsa, a club that
works with the Browns. Owner Ball
was afraid Commissioner Lands might
declare Lee a free agent If he recalled
him. The commissioner took such 40
ton in several similar cases.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
BY BILLY EVANS

EAR the close of last season
I'm the Detroit club secured a
young southpaw from the
Southern Association by the name of
Whitehill. This young man, by the
way, just about made 1t. possible for
the Tigers to finish in second place.
incidentally Detroit seems to have
picked up one Of the most nkely left
handlers that has broken into the
American League in years.
Whitehill got his first chance to
start a game against the world cham
pions Of 1928, the New York Yankees
Knowing the Yanks didn't care any
too much for southpaws, Cobb started
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
Basketball
Problems

Ques.-Player A holds his oppnoent.
Player and at the same time runs
with the ball. How are the offenses penal
lied?
Ans-A's foul for holding is penalized
by free throw or throws; B violation is not
peualized. The same situation occurs when
a player is fouled as he shoots for goal
and the ball goes out of bounds Although
the PLAYER has caused the ball to go out of
bounds and thereby has committed a vio-
lation only his opponents foul is penalized.
oues.-At the close of recent game.
the referee announced the score as 1925
in favor of the visiting team Soon after.
the scorers in checking up. agreed they had
made mistake and that the score was a
tie, 1928. The referee went to the dressing
room and ordered the players back for an
extra period. The visiting team refused to
return on the grounds that they had taken
their showers and were diessing Was the
game forfeited to the home team:
Anss-H should not have been forfeited.
but should have been declared a tie game.
The referees original announcement of the
score ended his connection with the game
and he had no right to order the teams
later. both teams consented to return
and play OFF the tie. the referee would re-
sumo charge of the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
CODE
PLAY NO. s
(0ut of BOunds)
BY ERNEST A. BLOOD
,Passaic On. j. High School Coach

No. 9235-The right guard a. and
the center 90 cross at A, the left
guard % following through very
close and receiving the ball from
the right forward 90 at B. Left
guard returns the pass to 90 at c.
The center stops at. X, but reaches
D in time to receive pass from 49,
Center dribbles or shoots. -t
No 32353-For second choice the
center % passes to 80 at E. who
shoots.
No. 323531-A third choice Is to
pass 10 the left forward ~ at +,
We. may dribDN or shoot,
This play is fast and difficult for
close guarding by opponents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

| Kane said today II the terms weva
right, he would sign up at once for
Carpenter, but he wants some as
surance the Frenchman really wants
to come over here again.
Georges Kids English
From London newspapers received
in the mail Wednesday, 1t would seem
, CARPENTER is giving European pro
moters the run around" When he
was approached with offers to fight
SpaIla, the European champion and
Jack Bloomfield, the British heavy
down, saying that he had been
signed by Richard to meet Gibbons
here on July 4.
The Frenchman then sent a cable
TO Richard asking that he arrange a
bout with Gibbons in this country as
a grand finish" to his career.
If Georges does meet Gibbons, his
career certainly will be finished, but
Richard would have to furnish the
grand trimmings" that he desires.
He's High Priced
It is apparent that Carpenter will
want plenty Of "grands' when he
starts to talk terms.
Kane said he was here prepared to
sign articles for fights with Mike Nc
Tigue, Gene Tunney, Jack Renault,
Carpenter, Firpo or Dempsey.
Kane leaves here Saturday for
Cleveland, where he is to confer again
with James Mullen. st. Louis promo
ter, bidding for the Dempsey Gibbons
fight. Kane said he had no choice of
promoters. and that he would be will
ing to work for Mullen. whom he con-
siders responsible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
Odds Puzzle Turfmen

BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-The news
that Zev is held 16 10 l shot while
Grey Lag is quoted at so to l IN the
Ascot Gold Cup race proved a puzzler
to New York racing men, for Grey
Lag is generally considered much bet
ter at the two and one-half-mile dis
lance than is Zev. Their only expla-
nation lies in Zev's publicity last sum-
mer while Grey Lag was out of train
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
STAR HAS EYE TROUBLE
pie" TraynOr. Pirate Phenom, Ad-
vised to BE Careful

Report from the East is that Pie
Traynor, star thi'd-sacker Of :he
Pittsburgh club, and generally re
garded as the best young bali player
in the National League, is having
trouble with his eyes.
Traynor was taking a college bust
ness course. starting his studies I'M
mediately after the close of the play
ing season.
While the trouble is not regarded
as serious, II is said specialist. has
advised against his placing any un
necessary strain on the eyes this
winter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

Walking back to the box, Whitehil1
curved one over that Umpire Brick
Owens called a strike. The bushe1
had whitfield Ruth the first time he
faced him.
Ruth, who a moment before was
ready to cuss Whitehill for his fresh
ness, Immediately conferred his atten.
ton on Brick in an effort to convince
him he had missed one. However
Whitehill had made an impression on
the big fellow, for after the game
he remarked:
Cobb doesn't need to worry about
that busher; he's going to get along.
He sure is fresh, but he rather makes
you like it. His line o. talk is good
and his pitching even better"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

Morris Street Christians to Supply
Net Opposition Tonight.

The St. Anthony Y. P. c. quintet
viii meet the Morris Street Chris
tians of the Sunday School League to-
night at 379 n. Warman ave. on the
St. Anthony floor.
The Hoosier a. C.s were scheduled
TO provide the opposition for this
game, but they requested me Y. p. c.
management to postpone the game for
a few weeks.
Frank Turk will be back In uniform
for the Y P. C.s tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
Kelts Score Victory

By Times Special
N0BLESNILLE, Ind, Jan. 10.-The
Carmel Kelts defeated the Noblesville
T. n. T. basketball team, At to 80. A
large crowd witnessed the game.
Armstrong. playing for Noblesvills.
was the star of the contest, making
II Of the 35 points scored by his team.
The Red Arrows Of Fishers won
from the JOY Gloom five of Indian
apolis, &c to 90
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
MERIDEN SEEKS MATCH
Promoter Beasley Bids High for Dun
dee-kaplan Encounter.
BIZ United NetCs

BIZ United NetCs
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Joseph Beas-
ley of Meriden. Conn. wired the
United News Wednesday night that he
had offered Johnny Dundee $12. 900 to
defend his so-called junior lightweight
championship against Kid Kaplan of
Meriden in the Meriden Armory on
Feb. IS.
The weight for the class is 100
pounds. Dundee is holding the title
for the second time, having recently
reg1ned it from Jack Bernstein Of
New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
Basketball Results

Chicago. 20; Northwestern. IS
Central Normal, 40 Muncio Normal IL
Princeton, %: Vermont, 10.
Harvard 20: NJ l. T. ID.
Army. AZ. Delaware. 90.
Navy. 20 Duquesne q.
HIGH SCHOOL
Southport. 80 Manual %.
Franklin, 81. Walnut Grove 25.
PendletOn, IS; McCordsville, IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
CObb's Need

C1~lANAGER Cobb of Detroit
I'M still has two serious prob
III lens to settle before his
team can be considered a logical
pennant contender. He must get
a capable second sacker and be
fortunate enough in having
Third Baseman Bobby Jones be
able to play regularly.
Derrill Pratt is through at SEQ
and. The veteran can no longer
eSver enough ground to be rated
a regular Getting a second
sacker is the biggest worry of
the Tiger leader. Cobb is on
the trail of Dykes of the Ath-
letics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
SOUTH GROVE LOCKERS
AND TICKETS ON JAN. 16
Present Holders of Privileges Must
Renew Before Date Set


The board Of park commissioners
has announced the sale Of season tick
cts and locker privileges VIII open
on Jan. 16 for the South Grove golf
course. The same prices viii prevail
this season as were in effect last year.
IS for season tickets and So for
lockers.
A number OF new lockers are avail
able now and will be available to those
who do not have season tickets.
Twenty-Five cents is the daily course
fee.
Those holding lockers must reserve
them again for 1924 before Jan. 16 or
they will be vacated.
Checks for season tickets and lock-
ers should be made payable to the
board Of park commissioners and
mailed to SO1 City Hall. The dollar
deposit for locker key should be paid
Harry Schopp. course professional.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

The Boys Club Bulldogs desire games in
the 19-year-old class. Call Main 1902 and
ask for McGill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
H. A. c. Five Defeated

By TITS SpeOfdT
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. jan. TO-
The Jensen Brothers five of this city
defeated the Hoosier A. C. OF Indian
apolis here Wednesday night, 81 to IS.
The locals, with Wheeler, Lowell and
Calvert showing the. way, started fast
and were never headed. Rogers Gas
best for the losers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
WEISSMULLER AMBITIOUS
Johnny to Try for New Swim Mark
i'm Chicago Tank.

BIZ UnIted FTtsd
CHICAGO, Jan 1O.--Johnny Weiss
muller, tank wizard, will make an at
tempt to set a new mark for the 15o-
yard back stroke in a seventy five
foot pool here Friday night
Warren Kealoha of Honolulu is
credited with having beaten Johnny's
record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

The Belmont T1angles wish to book
games in the 15-16-year-od class with out
of-town teams. Write George Harlan, 146
s. Elder ST., or call Belmont 05S2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
LITES AND GLOOMS TO
PLAY IN BROAD RIPPL
Only Chance for Local Fans to Sec
PrestOs Perform.

The Joy-Gloom team of Broad Rip
pie has booked the Presto -Lites Of
Indianapolis for a game at the Broad
Ripple High School gym next Tues
day evening.
The Ripple Independent quintet is
composed Of a number of former high
school players and has a splendid rec
ord for several seasons. 1t probably
will be the only opportunity Indian
apolis net fans will have to see tho
Lites in action this season, as they
are playing their schedule away from
this city.
Leslie, the Stevens brothers, Marty
Frankfort, Brooks Secrest and John
Rice compose the Prest-O-Lite squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
ENGLISH BOOK|ES
ANNOUNCE ODDS
16-to-1 Against Zev in Gold
Cup Race Classic,
BIZ United Financial

BY United Financial
LONDON, Jan. 10.-English book
les who have Just opened their future
books are offering so to 1 against
Grey Lays chances in the Ascot Gold
Cup race and 16 to l against Zev.
A. K. Macomber's Parth and Pierre
Wertheimer's Epinard are quoted at
the same figure as Zev. They offer
20 to against Papyrus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
LYNCH TO BOX M'KENNA

Bantam Champ Prefers No-DecisiOn
Bout in New Orleans.
By United Nei0s
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.--Joe Lynch.
bantamweight champion, sided back
to New York Wednesday, but caught
a glimpse of several challengers hang
ing around Broadway and fed to the
railroad station to get a ticket for
New Orleans, where he is allowed to
fight to no-decision.
Lynch boxes Eddie McKenna there
on Jan. is, ten rounds, without a
verdict. McKenna IS a son of the
famous old Jack McKenna who man.
aged Abe .Attell when Attell was a
newcomer from the coast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
Scribes' Golf League

Boston probably has the strongest
newspaper mems golf association in
the country. It's membership num-
bers more than 100 players, many of
whom are capable of qualifying in
the major championships.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
Wolfe to Meet Montreal

BIZ Unitcd Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 10.-Jack
Wolfe, Columbus, and Young Mon
treal, Providence, hantamwefghts,
have been matched to fight here next
Monday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10

The Linwoods want games In the 1914
year-old class with teams having access. to
gyms, Call Irvington 1870 and ask for
Wayne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-10
FOR COACH AT CENTRE
Mcmillan and Weaver Mentioned to
Succeed Moran, Resigned.
BIZ United Press

BV JntteU PTe8S
DANVILLE, KY. Jan. 1O.-Bo Nc
MILAN and Red Weaver, former Cen
tire College football stars. are under
stood TO be strong candidates for Sc
lection as successor to Charles Moran,
Centre coach, who resigned Wednes-
day to become coach at BuckneIL-