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The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
PURDUE FIVE On
WABASH CARDAT
LAFAYETTE, JAN. 8
Scarlet Meters Return From
Vacation for Strenuous
Workouts,
BIZ Times Special

BU 1 tMtS SptCtut
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec.
27.-The Wabash College basketball
team added another good game to
its schedule by obtaining a date with
Purdue at Lafayette on Jan. 5. The
Boilermakers viii play the Scarlet
as the last contest before opening
the Big Ten season at Iowa.
The squad returned today for in
tensive drill. Three games are to
be played within the next ten days.
Vanderbilt which is on d tour Of the
North will be seen in action here on
Dec. 81. The Em-Roes of Indianapo-
lis viii be played on Jan. 3 at Ander-
son in a feature staged for the high
school athletic association there.
Red" Robinson, former Anderson
high au-State forward win be the
main attraction. He has played
brilliantly for Wabash 50 far this
season. Two days later comes the
clash with Purdue at Lafayette.
The fans believe they have two Of
the best college forwards in the
State in the Andcrson-D Devol com
bination. but are not SO sure about
the remainder Of the team. The
guards so far have not played UP 10
the fast standard set by the for
wards.
Captain Chadwick at center has
played in erratc form although
getting the up-?on consistently, be-
cause Of his height.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
SHELBYVILLE Up
ANDAT EN- AGAIN
MartinSViIIe Meets Defeat in
Two Overtime Periods,

BV Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. Wee 81
ShelbyviIle High School defeated
AIartinsviHe here Friday night. 36
to 80 in q period con-
Nest. AIarunsville led at the half,
q to 10. but the locals spurted in
he second period and the score was
tied at 3O-all.
The first overtime resulted in an
other tie score at 81 to 81 when
Thomas of Martinsviile and Kendall
OF SheIbyville each dropped IN a field
goal
In the second overtime Ewick and
Kendall tossed field goals for the To-
Gals. while Martinsville was held
scOreIess.
The Shelbyvife fans are much en-
couraged over the showing Of Coach
CampbeITs outfit. which has exhibit
ed great improvement in the last
games.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Fights and Fighters

NEW YORK-Joey Hicks, known as
Allentown Joe Cans will meet Ted Moore.
British battler in a twelve-round go here
tonight at the Commonwealth Sporting
Club
-
BUFFALO-A1thourh outweighed ten
pounds. frankie Schoel. local middle
weight succeeded in holding Tiger Flowers,
Atlanta negro. to q six-round draw here.
Flowers forced the fighting throughout
but was held off by a stinging left
NEW YORK-Pancho Villa. Filipino
holder of the worlds hyweight title will
meet Young Dencio In Manila the last
week In January according to word, re
go twenty rounds. Young Dencto also a
Filipino, Is recognized as the hyweight
champion Of the Orient
MILWAUKEE-The New Years fight
card of the Cream City Athletic club will
offer double wtnd-up bill Mike Bal
4ernto; Bayonne. n. j.. and Frank MunrOe
Sarmiento, Filipino. and Eddie Sea Chi
cago, will mix in ten rounds
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
STARS WITH HOLY CROSS
Local Net Team Has Good Line-U p
Kline Coaches Squad.

The Holy Cross Y. P. c. basket
ball team which recently opened its
basketball season with victories over
the St. John Evangelist and
Crescent a. c. are presenting a
strong team. The team consists Of
such stars as Birch. Kaltenback.
Grannon, Sylvester. Jackson. LynchS
Trenck. Mullen and Connolly, and is
coached by Click" Kline. who in
former years was a star with the
Em-Roe five.
All games are played on Tuesday
evenings at $50 p. N. in the Holy
Cross Hall at Oriental and Ohio
Sts.. on the new playing floor. There
is dancing after the game For
games call Lincoln 1857 between S
Land S p. m. or write Joseph
|-sLIrkhof, Il S. State ST.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Friday Basketball
HIGH SCHOOLS

TeeRnitcsio' TTlemhit Z 4o re EIWood. Woo %.
St. Simon'5 20 Evansville Catholic Ia
Oweasvillc "a: Mouruvie. 80.
Cathagc, 40: Arlington. II.
Kokomo 40 SharDsvillc 20.
Warren Central. 80; Charlottesville Z.
Sheibyville. 30; Martnsville. 80 1.-TWO
overtime periOdsl.
Union City. 80; spartansburg. Is.
Beech Grove. 10: Fairland. r
Huntington. % North Manchester 20.
Alumni, 20: Danville. "a (threo over
Etna Green. 22; BOURBON, II.
Albion. 80: Columbia City 30
Columbia City Seconds. 20: Albion Sec
Milford. 3s: Syracuse, is.
Milford Seconds, 10; Syracuse Sec
Reitz High. Evansville. 40: Elberfeld. O.
Greentown. 1S: JonesbOro. Il.
Muncie. "a; -Summitvile 20
Farmland. 10: Selma. Ii.
Alhanv 81 Alumni. 80
Bluhton 30; Decatur, 80,
CICERO. 20; Arcadia. %.
INDEPENDENT TOURNEY
Harlan. 80: 1vediT09i WaldT0R. : 2
New Point IS: Vevay. il.
Moscow, "a: Jackson IL.
-, Greensburg Flat Tires. go; Moores
Ietts. 81: Mflroy. 20.
Columbus. 80; Arlington. 1S
IN 3Gspeens3,qIrg and,Ii y NJ. 80; Felix Club Of
New Salem, 2s; Fairland. 10.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
FIVE
TACKLES BUTLER
METERS TONIGHT
First TomIinson Hall Game
of Season InterSectionaI
Affair,

Coach Cody and his veteran squad
Of Vanderbilt net tossers were due
in this city at 2:3O p. m today ready
for a game tonight at Tomlinson
Hall with the strong Butler outfit.
The main contest will start at s, pre-
ceded by a curtain raiser.
Considerable interest has been
aroused in the contest, due to But
ler's recent fine showing in defeat
ing Iowa. Wisconsin and Marquette
on consecutive nights. 1t is the first
CHARGE that the fans in general have
had to watch the Pagemen perform.
Compare OF Style
There is also the intersectional
flavor 10 the affair which has a Ger
tain appeal. Fans always like to
compare the style of play between
teams in different sections. Basket
ball more than any other sport, is
played differently in various parts
OF the country.
Indiana fans are inclined to be
uece that the basketball sport as
played in the Hoosier State is just
about the peak Of performance. And
they have some right to that opin-
ION. Tonight it can be compared to
the southern methods.
Veteran Squad
It is doubtful if the Vanderbilt
FIVE viii be much of match for the
Iyvlneton team The club from Nash
vile. Tenn, did not have a very good
record last year, but "a veteran squad
is back and the players may have
improved.
The Vanderbilt squad Will stop at
the A c. while in Indianapolis
If they are needed GricGs and
Harker VIII get into the fray to-
night They have been bothered by
INJURIES all season.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

Coveleskie will give the Senators
another experienced right-hand
pitcher, something that the club
needs badly. especially If Walter
johnson should make some other ar
rangements which will enable him to
retire from the major leagues.
Covelesl6ie had reached the end in
Cleveland but that does not mean
that he will be no good In Washing
ton. It frequently happens in the
case of veteran players that a
change Of uniform brings about a
new life. and Covey may turn out
to be a winner in Washington.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

and in fact any and all cOmers.
Berlenbach came back into the
front rank Of fightdom by virtue Of
the severe beating he gave Larry
Estridge, negro middleweight, IN
Madison Square Garden Friday night
before a crowd of $4,000.
Referee Jack O'Sulhvan wisely
stopped the bout after two minutes
and forty-five seconds Of fighting in
the second round Of a scheduled
twelve-round go.
Terrific Punch
Outweighing his opponent by
twelve pounds. the winners terrific
punch was too much for the negro 5
speed and cIeverness. Berlenbach
himself showed more pugilstiC skill
than he had previously been con
ceded.
In the second round Estridge.
game to the last. went down for a
punt of nine. Bleeding from nose
md mouth, he clutched the ropes
and struggled 10 an upright position.
BerIenbach charged across the
ring to shoot out what was certain
to be a Knockout blow. At this
point O'Sullivan stepped between
them and stopped slaughter It
was a technical knockout.
Delaney Wins
In the seminal Jack Delaney Of
Bridgeport, Conn, the only man who
has knocked out Berlenbach since
the latter's entrance into prOfes-
sionaIranks. easily got a decision
over Pal Reed Of Boston in a twelve
round encounter.
II was moral victory for Reed.
his gameness in staying. despite d
stiff lacing, Deing cheered at the CON
clusion Of the uneven battle.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
HENDERSON WINS AGAIN
Defeats ROckhill in State Three
Cushion Billiard Meet.

Lloyd Henderson won his sixth
game out Of seven starts Friday
night in the State three-cushion bill
lard tourney in progress at Coolers
parlors by defeating Rockhill. 90 to
80, in eighty-nine innings. Hender-
son finished strong.
Cooler is the only player who has
not lost so far. Joe Hunter and Hen
derson have each lost one match.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Rapid Rise

BY MA SeFFtce
BOSTON, Dec. 27.-From
waIm-up catcher in the bull
pen" to first-string receiver in
one short year
That is the story Of John
IIeving OF the Red Sox Mana
ger Lee Fohl has definitely an
nounccd that Hevius win be
his one best bet back Of the
bat next season.
Fohl is Of the opinion that
inside Of two years Heviue VIII
be one Of the most talked about
backstops in the organization.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
TURNER'S JOY = GL00MS
Local Teams Meet Suuday-South
Siders Beat Mooresville.

The Turner basketball team will
play the Joy-Glooms of Broad Ripple
sunday afternoon at the Turner
hau Another player has been
added to the squad in Richards. "A
center. He starred Friday night in
the Turner victory over the Moores-
vile EIhs. ~ TO SO, at that town.
Mitchell and Thatcher were good on
the defense.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

Kansas. Missouri Valley Champions
TENTER tips bail to L. G.,
No. j. who criss-crosses to
LII receive ball far back and TO
center's right side. L. G. dribbles
down right side-Iine. L. F. No. 1.
circles around center circle and
trails the dribbling L. c.
When Well down in offensive
territory L. q. p.vots and passes
10 trailing L. r. who smashes In
on dubble to basket for a shot.
The r. r. No. .. who has been
holding his position far back in
the corner, crosses TO opposite
corner Of court and comes back
for d quick follow shot.
After pivoting, I. G. cuts across
court. then into basket. Center
withdraws from center and drives
down court on the opposite side
from which bali was tipped. r
G. swings toward center and.
when he is assured the offense IS
working satisfactorily. trails the
play 10 the center Of the court.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
IntersectlOnal Battles

Bp Unifed Press
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 27.-Four
intersectiona athletic contests al
ready have been arranged for Ohio
state next year. The Buckeyes will
meet Princeton in basketball, Cor
nell in baseball, Columbia in foot
ball and will send a squad to the
Pennsylvania relays.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Hoppe. Cannefax Meet

BU Cnitfd Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Wilne
Hoppe, worlds 1872 baIk-lne billiard
champion, and Bob Cannefax,
worlds three cushion champion.
have signed for two matches at
three cushions. Cannefax's title is
not at stake.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
McGraw Makes Denial

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-"Absolute-
ly nothing to it. I would not trade
my contract with the Giants for the
whole Boston Braves team" said
John McGraw, when notified of re-
ports he was to manage the Braves
next season.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
FIRST TILT IN NEW GYM
Beech Grove Swamps Fairland---FOr.
mai Dedication Jan. o.
BIZ times Special

BIZ Times Special
BEECH GROVE, Ind. Dec. 27.--
Beech Grove High School played its
Friday night and defeated Fairland,
40 to Z. The half ended 2S to 3.
The formal dedication Of the new
structure, which seats 500, will be
held on Jan. g. Governor-elect Ed
jackson win speak. Beech Grove
plays Mt Comfort tonight.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
EDDIE WANTS ASSISTANT
Collins May Pick Former TeaJnInate
for White SOx Job.

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 2T.-Eddie Col
Inns. new manager of the White
Sox. is hunting for an assistant.
Collins said he does not know where
his choice VIII f1ll Prevailing opin-
ion is that ne viii pick some for
NOR teammate, probably one Of the
old Philadelphia Athletics agsrega-
tion.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Nut Cracker
Sport Horror Scope

" ANUARY: Hoppe defends
balk line title for 573d time.
LII New York boxing
commission suspends Mickey Walker.
Dempsey denies ducking
wills.
FEBRUARY: Ruth leaves farm in Sud
bury Mass and tells reporters he VIII
set new home run record. Cold
wave sweeps, south and Tampa SKI jumps
RI ARCH: Big league teams be
.IMi gin spring training.
LI Connie Mack makes speech
before local Rotarians in which he
predicts q championship for Athlet-
les.
APRIL: Coolidge throws out first bah.
his control being no worse than usual
.,, snnEion wins hrs' game John
r AY: Dempsey says he win
IMl fight Wills If public demands
@ the match" Ruth
complains pitchers walk him too
often and urges new rule against in
territorial pass.
JUNE: Hagen wins British open tour
neg after trailing bv sixteen strokes
+,; -. Benny Leonard starring in tho
Hamfat's Revenge. insists lie can stnI
make lightweight limit
III ULY: Str Thomas Lipton's
| Shamrock finished second in
EN international yacht race.
Sir Thomas poses with ci-
nema queens and says he'll try again
next year.
AUGUST: Connie Mack blames breaks
OF game for failure Of his team to be high
komo 1l I65 SlA' aIn,. Di auGscs 1a M IN no
'-'--iO i''''' aD''i1'1'S '.aii''l sea- act
~ 1EPTEMBER: Tilden beats
Is Johnson in straight sets and
L wins national tennis title.
Dempsey tells Wills to go
get a reputation.
OCTOBER: Ban johnson wants to know
mat mat lands lands has done about oConnel-
pletes e345th consecutive game of ball
Tigers cop world series.
III OVEMBER: Hoppe opens bill
I'M lard season with triumph.
Notre Dame wins
national title. Walter
Camps A1-America is called a joke.
DECEMBER: Battling Sikh tailed after
Wild Xmas celebration T. s G
discusses stymie problem. Rickard
gives UD trying to sign Dempsey and
Wills
NOTE TO COAPOSITOR: KEEP
THIS IN TYPE FOR USE IN 1926
27-2S-29-30, etc, etc.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
SMART TRADING ADDS
STRENGTH TO SENATOR'S
Harris Swings Deals in Winter Meetings, Obtaining Nc
NaIIy as Utility Player and CoveeSNe Pitcher,

Press
NEW YORK, Dec 27-Through trading by
young Bucky Harris, the Washington Senators the only
major league club that succeeded in swinging a deal to
strengthen itself during the winter baseball meetings
The worlds champions secured Mike McNay indirectly
from the New York Yankees and the spba pitcher
Stanley Coveesle from the Cleveland Indians in exchange
for three rockies pitcher outelder and ineder
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Independent Basketball

The undefeated Mapetons will meet the
the Mapieton gym. Coach Earl Bourne ne
Crooks, Hatton. Smith. Grady and Waech-
ter, For games call Randolph 2765 or
write James Hatton, 3439 N Capitol Ave.
The West Parb basketball team
viii meet the ST. Anthony 7. P. c. flve on
the latters floor tonight Both teams
have been going strong this season and a
good hattie IL expected
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

TT ZIEMER OF Cleveland will
a be Bud Taylor's opponent
in the main attraction Of
Steve Harter's Washington a. c.
show at Tomlinson Hall on New
Years. He is rated as a fast and
clever bantam. 1t VIII be his first
appearance IN a local ring Forty
rounds Of boxing make up the
show.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

CITY PREP FTVES MAKE
FANS SIT UP AND NOTICE
Game Between Shorridge and Technical Looms Next
Week-Green and White Play Southport Tonight,

begins to look though Indianapolis going to have
sit up and take notice of its high school basketball teams
this Technical proved its fine showing not
flash in the pan by defeating the Ewood five at that
city Friday night by a score of AZ to 30.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
SSLUGGER PAUL IS BACK
IN FTGHTDOMiS SELECT
Technical K o. of EStrdge lmpreSSeS Gotham - Shows
More Class Than Experts Believed He Possessed,
Bv PAUL W. WHITE

CovcsDondent
NEW YORK, Dec. 27-LOcal fight fans today match
ing Paul Berenbach with Mike McTigue for the worlds light
Heavyweight title Harry Greb the mddeweght championship
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Virgil Stars

Virgil was the big star for E1wood
with eight field goals and one free
throw. >He counted more than half
of his teams total.
Coach Mueller. who was reported
taken i'll at the game, has nothing
more serious the matter with him
than a bad cold.
Manual played q fine game against
the strong alumni five. but lost out
against the veterans, 81 TO 33. Such
loss was far from discouraging
against such a combination as the
old grads threw into the fray.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

%7EVERAL major college
y football teams boasted
- brother players this year.
However. Stanford Is the only
eleven that has brothers play side
by side.
Ted Shipke plays left end and
Harry Shipke left tackle for Stan
ford. They are great defensive
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Short Shorts

fl 7ANAGER BILL KILLEF'ER
mi of the Chicago Cubs says
Hartnett and O'Farrell
comprise the best catching staff in
the majors.
Manager Dave Bancroft Of the
Boston Braves. sick most Of last
season, fell far below his standard Of
play.
I'll IL DOBIE. Cornell coach, says
I(x that if Walter Koppisch OF
LII Columbia had been on a team
this year that gave him the inter
ference necessary for long runs, he
would have rivaled the deeds OF
Red Grange Of Illinois.
Abe Mitchell, famous British pro.
now touring the South with George
Duncan. also Of England. recently
set a new record for the Hialeah
course at Miami. Fla. by playing It
IN 6S.
T IS said President johnson
Of the American League is
going to make several
changes in his Umpiring staff for the
coming season. He recently signed
Harry Geisel Of indianapolis. last
year in the International League.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

The lack of reliable reserve
strength was the outstanding weak
ness of the Washington club in the
1924 pennant race. but Harris was
lucky enough to avoid any accidents
that would have forced him to call
upon his reserves.
Mike McNally is one of the best
utility men in the American League.
He can play second base. third base
and shortstOp.
In the event that Peck's legs
haven't gone back on him perma-
nently, McNally will be needed only
as a substitute next season, and
with Mike around, Harris will find
It possibly to rest his veteran short
stop by using McNaIly part of the
time
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

With Shortridge stepping out in
better style than for many seasons
and Manual developing slowly, but
surely the local prep situation is
reaching a state where the fans are
getting a bit excited over the pos
sibility Of having real contenders in
the field this year.
Only week away looms the first
real test Of strength between the two
city fives which are rated strongest
at the present time. Shortridge and
Technical go round and round at
Tomlinson Hall on next Saturday
night.
The high school rooters probably
will tear that old building down try
ing to get in. 1t won't hold half the
number that will want to see the
struggle.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

Harris was fortunate enough to
strengthen the champions in two
departments, without weakening an
other department.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27
Tech-Southport Tonight

Technical shows its stuff again to-
night at the local Y. NJ. C. A. against
the team which put the Green and
White out Of the local sectional last
year. Southport. The rooters have
not forgotten and neither has Tech.
There is talk of revenge in the air.
And at the present speed it looks
as though Tech will get it's wish.
Technical at Elwood Friday night
showed a fine offensive and tossed in
many baskets-something which the
local team has failed to do in the
past. They seem to have come to
the conclusion that It takes points
to win games and are getting them.
Tech opened a bombardment right
at the start and kept at It through
out. Chandler was the high point
man with seven field goals and two
from the foul line. Hickman played
his usual fine game and tossed in
four from the field Babcock went
good again at floor guard with four
field goals and two fouls. Glunt,
find at back guakd, battled hard
throughout.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

AUGUST, Connie Mack blames breaks
OF game for failure OF his team to he high
n than sixth place. Audience in 10
komO. Ind. aDDlauds trained seal act.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-12-27

FEBRUARY: Ruth leaves farm IN Sud
bury Mass and tells reporters he viii
set new home run record Cold
wave sweeps south and Tampa Ski Jumps
are called of.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-23
No. 6651-J II Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

In the District Court of the Unit
cd States for the Southern District
of California, Southern Division.
In the Matter of Harry Lyon,
Bankrupt
To the creditors of Harry Lyon,
of Seeley, in the County of Imperial
and district aforesaid, bankrupt;
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of October, 1924, the said
Harry Lyon was duly adjudicated
Bankrupt; apd that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at
the office of the undersigned Re
feree, 103 and 104 Rehkopf Build
ing, Sixth and Main Sts., in the
/ City of El Centre, State of Califor-
MIA, on the 5th day of November,
I A. D., 1924. at the hour of 1000
a. m, at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint q Trustee, examine the
! Bankrupt, consider petition of the
Trustee to sell the property of said
Bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
/ fore said meeting.
/ Dated October goth 1924.
HUBER \. COLLINS,
2ztl Referee in Bankruptcy
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-23
''Kng of Swat"
to Be Royalty
Welcomed
BS United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %. - A
royal welcome is being planned
here for the "king of swat, - also
known as George Herman Babe
Ruth, when he arrives tomorrow to
appear in exhibition games Satur-
day and Sunday.
Ruth and Bob Meusel, who is with
him, were in northern California
yesterday and helped Dunsmuir beat
Weed 8 to in an exhibition game.
Babe got single, a two bagger and
two homers despite injuries to his
hand received when he poked 1t
through the glass door of his auto
mobile while watching fish jump in
the klamath river.