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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
BEAL OR O'DOWD FOR
DYER IN LOCAL SHOW
Terre Haute Lad Signs for Jan. 81
BOut-Fay Active.

The Army and Navy Club expects
to sign either frankie Bea1 or Mickey
O'Dowd, both of Muncie, to meet Ed
die Dyer in one of the eight-round
bouts scheduled for Jan. 81 at Tom
Hnson Hall.
Eddie Dyer was signed by the club
officials Monday night after It was
learned the bout between Dyer and
Pagalina was called off at Terre
Haute. The former Indianapolis boy
is going at a fast clip and boxing an
an average twice a month.
Harry Fay has been working out
with Harry Greb in Pittsburgh, in
preparation for his bout here with
Young Stribling of Macon, Ga. These
two will appear in the main event of
ten rounds Jan. Fl.
Six bouts are planned on the Jan.
81 card-one ten, two Fights, two skies
and a four-round opener.
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PLAY NO. 6
Signal No. 4, Variation 40

~ - -" y
Center tips ball to the right guard.
who receives the ball in the air A,
and dribbles to the basket.
No. 45-If the right guard meets
with interference he may pass from
B to the center c, who has placed
himself in position for the play.
Left forward o. circles around to
draw guard away, or be free to re-
cover ball from missed shot, or re-
ceive back pass.
Right forward goes back to right
guard.
This play has been used to good
advantage when opponents guards
are sticking the forwards.
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e. Columbus NerO Castle Wiley Louisville H. S. Schedule
From Miami
By United Press

BIZ United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. Slack
Dempsey today denied any knowl-
edge of arrangements for a fight
with Tommy Gibbons in the near
future.
Jack Kearns is in New York
and he would have consulted me
before completing any plans"
said the champion. II wish it
was so. l am ready to fight any
body, Gibbons or Firpo.
II do not think a place can be
found right now to stage a fight.
Anyway, it would not be before
some time in the late spring"
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6fNCINNATI-Johnny Tillman. St. Paul.
out-boxed Joe Anderson, Covington, Ky, in
ten rounds. There wero no knock-downs.
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intercollegiate Crew Event This Year
Win Be Interesting.

BIZ United Y elOs
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The; Intercol-
legiate regatta will be a sort of free
for-all this year, a championship for
all colleges whose crews comply with
the eligibility rules.
The distance will be three miles
again, instead of four, as was pro
posed. Poughkeeps.e gets the event
as usual, although Geneva, N. Y, on
the shore of Lake Seneca, made a bid
for the race. The date, June II, is
only three days after the Olympic try
outs, so the big crews should be at
their best.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
Mclean Issues Def

BIZ Jnited Press
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Bobby Mclean
former rational professional ice skat
ing champion, today issued a chal.
lenge to Art STAFF, national champion,
In Norway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
City Billiard Meet.

In the city three-cushion billiard
tourney being held at the Board OF
Trade parlors Moore (4O) defeated
Thomas (4O) Monday night. Moore
will play again tonight when he meets
Lewis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
ROSE AND NORMAL NET
FIVES IN FIRST FRAY
Engineers and Teachers, City Rivals,
Battle on Court Tonight.


By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. s.
Rose Polys basketball team, follow
ing it's SO to IL victory over Merom
College, is ready for the game with
the Indiana State Normal to be played
here tonight. Normal played close
game with Indiana and Franklin, but
was crushed under a Al to II score
by De Paw.
Rose defeated Central Normal, East
ern Illinois Normal and won two
games from Merom. The Engineers
lost by one-sided scores to Purdue.
Franklin, Indiana and the Hoosier
Athletic Club. The Engineers re-
naming schedule follows:
Jan. 8, Indiana State Normal at Terre
Haute; Jan IL, University of Louisville at
Terre Haute; Jan. 10, Central Normal at
cambridge: Jan. 10, Oakland City College
at Oakland City; Jan. rs, Earlham at Terre
Haute; Feb. 2, Loyola at Chicago: Feb. 8,
Hanover at Terre Haute Feb IL, Indiana
State Normal at Terre Haute; Feb. IA, East
ern Illinois State Normal at Terre HAute
Feb. 49, Franklin at franklin Feb. 10,
Earlham at Rihcmond; Feb. 90, Loyola at
Terre Haute; Feb. %. Hanover at Hanover:
Feb. 30 University of Louisville at Louis
vile; March 1, Y. NJ. n. A. ct Louisville.
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Manual in Action
Close Hockey Match

By United Press
ST. PAUL, Jan. SIN a hockey
game that required two overtime pc
RODS, Pittsburgh won from the St.
Paul Athletic Club sextet Monday
night, 1 to 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
REJECTS HOPPE PLANS
Three Cushion League Won't Accept
Challenge of BalE-line King.

DU CNFItW 7 2 toe
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-John scanlon.
secretary of the National Three-Cush-
ion Billiard League. announced today
that under no circumstances will the
league accept q challenge from Willie
Hoppe, International 1872 balk-hne
billiard champion.
Scanlon said Hoppe first would have
to win his place in the three-cushton
league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
BILL SAYCE ISLOST TO
SHORTRIDGE NET TEAM
North Side Point-Maker Ineligible All of Local Squads
Have Hard Assignments on Basketball Courts,

One of the very busiest weeks of the tap for
the local high basketball with all Of the squads
playing than game excepting Broad Ripple Shorrdge
Cathedral lead the way the former with game and
tourney and the latter with three Technical plays
does
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
TRACK is
CLOSED UNTIL JAN. Is
BeteSs Racing on West Coast Receives Setback = New
Group to Control Culver City Plant.
By United Financial


LOS ANGELES Jan 8-Pans of the Southern California
Jockey Club restabsh racing this their
acknowledged setback when the close Mondays racing
the Culver City track Richard Ferris president the
nOunced the track would be closed until Jan 15
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
IIIini Meter Out

BIZ United Press
URBANA. ILL.,, Jan. S.-Cord Lipe,
veteran eager of the University Of
Illinois, injured his heel and will be
out of the Illini lineup for month
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
Pnrnle and Maroons

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-Northwestern
University's basketball team will play
the Chicago Maroons Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
KFARNS MUST SEE COIN
BEFORE TAKING MATCH
Sure Dempsey VIII Meet Gibbons Again. He Says but the
Promoter viii Have to Produce First
By HENRY FARRELL.
limited Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 8-Reports that Jack Dempsey had
reached with James Mullen ST. Louis promoter
meet Tommy Gibbons in heavyweight championship fight
June denied here TODAY by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
Buckeyes at Purdue

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. s.-Ohio
State cagers play the Purdue Univer-
sity quintet here tonight.
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probably told him it Is pronounced
Bonus.
It was nice of tho Havana council to give
Pitcher Luque medal. considering tho way
he proved his mettle with the Reds last year
FRS FANATIC CRITICS PICKING
IO TEN BEST PLAYS OF ALL
TIME SURPRISE US BY IG-
NORING HARRY HoOPER's CATCH
IN 1912 SERIES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08
Fights and Fighters

NEW YORK--Jinmy Kelly New York
welterweight won from Phil Kaplan, New
York, on foul IN the second round.
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NEW 1Ohh---Jlnarfy Kelly, new orK
welterweight, won from Phil Kaplan, New
York. on foul In the second round.
PITTSBURGH-Cudd dc Marco. Pitts
ourgh, and Kid Kaplan, New York, fought
a ten-round draw.
COLUMBUS. Ohio-Tut Jackson. negro
heavyweight, won on foul in the sixth
round of his scheduled twelve-round bout
with Jack Taylor, Omaha.
BUCYRUS. Ohio-Babe Pacato. New
castle. Pa. won on points. taking nine of
the twelve rounds in his bout with Johnny
Horvath.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.-Prize lighting in
North Carolina was under grand jury in
vestigation today. Sports editors, fighters,
managers, referees and others were sum-
moned to testify.
MIAMI, Fla.--Jack Ward. heavyweight Of
Australia, was knocked ont In the first
round of a scheduled twelve-round bout
here Monday night by Bob Roper. Jack
Dempsey refereed the semi-hnal in which
Jimmy Walsh of Los Angeles won decision
over Johnny Walker of Rhode Island.
OMAHA-Paul Doyle New York welter-
weight, will meet Morrie Schlaifer. Omaha,
In ten-round decision bout here Jan. 10.
MEMPHIs-Bobby Coleman received the
decision over Tommy Walker after eight
rounds Monday night.
6fNCINNATI-Johnny Tillman. St. Paul.
out-hoxed Joe Anderson, Covington. Ky, in
ten rounds. There were no knock-downs.
DETRoIT--Taking the last seven rounds
by big margin Clarence Rosen, Bay City
lMich.) hyweight. defeated Patsy Wallace.
day night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08

COLUMBUS. Ohio-Tut Jackson. negro
heavyweight won on q foul in the sixth
round of his scheduled twelve-round bout
with Jack TAYLOR Omaha.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-08

BUCYRUS, Ohio-Babe Pacato, New
castle. Pa, won on points. taking nine of
the twelve rounds. in his bout with Johnny
Horvath.
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FfNUt( 11Ckers8a

T7TONEMAN OF THE GIANTS
IL BELIEVES BASE B A l. L
- WOULD DERIVE MORAL
BENEFIT FROM A WORLDS TOUR.
SLOVENIAN. HAVING BEEN
INDICTED IN A BUCKET SHOP
SCANDAL. IS WELL QUALIFIED
TO SPEAK ON THE SUBJECT OF
MORALS.
The Yanks are to receive watches
as world series awards. Alarm
. 60
clocks would have been more appro-
pirate q year ago.
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PTTTSBURGH-Cudd de Marco Pitts
ourgh and Kid Kaplan. New York, fought
q ten-round draw
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MEMPHIS-Bobby Coleman received the
! decision over Tommy Walker after eight
| rounds Monday night.
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OMAHA-Paul Doyle New York welter-
weight, will meet Morrie Schlaifer Omaha
In ten-round decision bout here jan 49,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
JOl1nAin WTAMagteY Thief
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mans face, and the mystery that had heen puzzling me for week was solved al last,
 went hack to bed, neither rer preaching Higgins, nor paying any attention to his perfunetofy apologies slept soundly, happily, as one should who knows that on the morrow he will acquire fortune,
 With the other passengers l dis embarked meet day, submitted 10 the usual examination of my baggage, l saw the reporters huzzing about the Higginses, and knew that the after noon headlines would be devoted to the loss of the precious Ranee's Pearl l ehuekled as l thought Of the story that could be written. but would not he printed in the news papers. You see, had no doubt as to my success, had pierced the disguise Of Opportunity.
 outside the Customs shed fal- lowed the porter with my baggage 10 a taxi. told the chauffeur to drive my things to the Hotel Regina, took his number to assure myself Of his honesty and then waited. In few minutes the one-eyed man arrived, His barter handed his bags 10 taxi driver. The one-eyed man climbed into the cab.
 And I climbed in after him. He would have expostulated, save that l pressed something against his ribs,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
Where hot wcenie sandwiches grew.

to the two mean old witches. When they both rolled from the porch of the house on wheels, they were still very angry at each other and each blamed the other for the others loss of the house on wheels. So, each witch decided that she would chase the Raggedys herself and leave the other witch behind. They each made a magical broom stick to ride upon but each, with her magic wished the broom stick to thump her sister upon the head so that she would not fol- low And ofNcourse. this is just what the magic broomsticks did. They dumped the witches this way and that. They got in each others way and cracked together as they thumped at the witches until finally both magical broom sticks broke in two.
 It was fortunate for the two witches that this happened. for their heads were very tired Of being thumped. Eroomsticks are quite hard you know. For a long time. the two witches sat end rubbed their heads wondering how how they might fool the other and get ahead 10 chase the Raggedys.
 Then, they both thought of their magic charms which had been scatter ed about upon the ground when the
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
MY HUSBANDS
 Adele Fhass REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
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I two exactly What train do gou want io set tomorrow 9n ] promptly seized the cue, The hrst," answered T am anxious Ia get hack, for ] have a hundred lhinss to 10 before Mother Graham and nieks return from Miehi= gan, Katherine Is there, s0 l feel safe about Junior, hnl l am SC busy that l really ought not io waste any mArn ilme than 1 must, nnlass-you need me,"
 Something imPish within me made me add the nrpNs0, and l smiled 10 myself again at her prompt dls- elaimer,
 "Oh na indeed' That is, Of course, ! always like 10 have son work with me, but this Ioh isn't worth taking saur time and attention away from ihe things you want ta ia ht home, The thing l want of you most you are going io do for me tonight, or, al least l hope you can accomplish it'"
 She paused uncertainty for a see- end then answered the look of ins auiry which could not keep from my face,
 "I want you 10 ind out, if pos- sible, just what Harry is up io,"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08

the something being the muzzle of an automatic. pistol. The driver did not see this byplay, and when I told him that would accompany his pas senger, made no objection. He closed the door upon us. climbed into his seat and started the cab.
 What do you want?" demanded the one-eyed man. ,... I smiled cheerfully at him. Your right eye" I told him. l pressed the muzzle harder against his chest. No use in crying out; 1t would be jail for you even if you live," I warned him.
 There in the center of crowded West street, he removed his glass eye and handed 1t to me. At the next corner l knocked on the window, anu the chauffeur stopped. I alighted, waved an airy adieu to my one-eyed friend, and strolled blithely across town. little later to pick up a taxi and drive to the Regina.
 Afraid of pursuit? Had I not al- ready conquered the one-eyed man? Afraid of the police? Would Hig- gins, who had conspired at the simu- lation of robbery, in order to avoid the payment of tremendous duty, confess his own attempt at crime?
 For the minute that l had dis covered the whereabouts of the Ra- nees Pearl, I understood why Hig- gins had discussed business With the White Eagle. The millionaire's mo- torious parsimony had caused him to invoke the supercrooks aid at de- frauding the Customs. That was the only possible explanation of alfthat had bewidered me.
 How had I discovered the where abouts of the pearl? Simply enough: I: the one-eyed mans glass eye had been graysin the smoke room; it was green when the electric light flashed upon it in the lounge. Instantly I understood why the White Eagle had printed his bizarre advertisement Among the applicants for membership in his club, he had found the crimi- nal willing to aid him, in his further ance of the desire of Josiah Higgins to defraud his government.
 Would the one-eyed man have re- turned the pearl to Higgins later on, or would he have delivered it to the White Eagle? Would there have been honor among thieves?
 Ask me some easier question. Ask me. for instance, what did when I arrived at my room in the Regina, I will tell you: I deftly took apart the two halves of the green glass eye which had ,been surrendered to me, and l kissed the Ranee's Pearl.
 l had been right in my theory, Where the carrion lies, the vulture flies.
 s tBeginning In Our Next Issue: "BUTTON RITTTON V,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
ON HEALrH-
 SLOW ON MEALS

Many professional and business men have difficulty meeting dietary demands they are frequently called upon to follow.
 At least such was the case with associates of Mir Mann of AnytoWn.
 The noon lunch generally means eating at the handiest place and &C., cepting such foods as the bill of fare may offer. And, fresh from a morn ing of possible oyeractivity. he of all persons should be careful. .
 He expects pill or laxative to counteract the evil effects of yiolat- ing hygienic and dietary laws. And so he goes on overtaxing the alimen-
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
Me Aayzntur~s@ Magy<4yAhn 9 aud Ra99e4yAnAy iRI Asasoa v @shnny 1ru<'l< G

The Raggedys and the magical hob by horse and the nice poor man did not know that the two mean old witches Minga and Munga had quar- relied and then tussled upon the porch of the house on wheels.
 The Raggedys thought the two witches were still following them in Raggedy Ann's magical house on wheels. But instead of following the Raggedys the two witches had fallen into lot of trouble, which only goes to show that when anyone tries to harm someone, 1t is just like throwing a stone up in the air and having that stone return and thImp them very hard upon their head.
 And this is just what had happened
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08

broom sticks were humping them. They each collected the charms and worked magic which would make their bumps quit hurting. ''I shall take my magic charms over here in the bushes and work magic which you shall not see" Minga cried.
 And I shall take my magic charms over there and work magic which you cannot see!" Munga cried. For I tell you what Miss Minga, I shall catch the Raggedys and take the two magic books away from Raggedy Ann!"
 'Indeed. We shall see!" Minga howled as she ran into the bushes.
 And while the two mean old witches had been quarrelling and fighting and wasting their time, the Raggedys and the nice poor man and the magical hobby horse had come to a hot weenie tree, where hot weenie sandwiches grew right at the end of each branch
 And right beside the hot weenie tree was a sparkling spring of ginger ale fizzing up from the ground and dropping into a round clean stone, shaped like bowl.
 There were tall glasses around the ginger ale spring and little square pieces of ice floating in the bowl. The nice poor man, who was very polite, helped Raggedy Ann to hot weenie sandwiches and filled all the glasses with sparkling ginger ale. Then the friends all sat down and enjoyed their dinner. And, as you may well guess, NA | mean witches for if a person wishes to have fun, he must never think of trouble of any kind, but must open the windows of his heart and let the sunshine of happiness stream in.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
CHERRY BUILDINGS

Although you can't make these cherry puddings quite as "auiek as cat can wink its eye" you may like them even better than the famous cherry pie,
 it seems to he impossible to make cherry puddings from canned fruit with the same delieiousness that Is found in the fresh fruit.
 These desserts are hearty and should be used as the main part of luncheon unless yom happen to be planning meals for harvest hands. Tn that event keep in mind that one of these puddinss has more food value than triangle Of pie and serve the pudding after a scanty meat course.
 Graham Cherry Pudding
 One egg. 3-t cup sugar. i-2 cup molasses, i-2 cup white -four. i-a cups graham -four. ? tablespoons but ter. i-2 cup hot water. 1 teaspoon soda, 2 cups stoned cherries. i-2 tea spoon salt.
 Beat egg we'll, Beat in sugar, but ter and molasses, using egg beater. Mix graham and white flour and stir into first mixture. Dissolve soda in hot water and beat into batter. Add cherries and mix thoroughly. Turn into buttered mold and steam two hours. Serve with hard sauce. sugar and cream or lemon sauce.
 Total calories (exelusiye of sauce), 2775. Protein. POS: fat. s51: carbo- hydrate. 221a. Iron. .O121 gram.
 Cherry Pudding
 One cup sugar, cups flour, S-4 cup milk. 2 tablespoons butter. 3 eggs, ? teaspoons cream of tartar. teaspoon soda, cup stoned cher ries. IA teaspoon salt.
 Cream butter and sugar. Add yolks of eggs we'll beaten. Mix and sift flour, salt. cream of tartar and soda. Add whites of eggs beaten until stiff Put cherries in baking dish and sprinkle with two tablespoons sugar mixed with one tablespoon four Cov- CT and heat to the boiling point Spread batter over fruit and bake 45 sugar and cream. ..
 Total calories. 2437 Protein, 19o; fat. 449; carbohydrate, 17S9. Iron, .OO63 gram.
 Rice and Cherry Pudding
 Three cups milk, 3-4 cup rice, tablespoons butter, 1-2 cup sugar, 1 lemon, 2 eggs (yolks). 2 cups stoned cherries, 1 1-2 cups sugar, 1-2 cup boiling water, 1-2 teaspoon cinnamon, IA teaspoon cloves.
 Cook rice in the milk until almost done. Then add one-half cup sugar, butter and the yellow rind of the lem . on. Squeeze the lemon before peeling. Add more milk if necessary and cook until rice is tender. Remove lemon peel and beat in the egg yolks. Make a sirup of the one and one-half cups sugar. Add cherries, juice of lemon and spices and stew until cherries are tender and the sirup is clear. Drain cherries from sirup and boil sirup un- til thick. Arrange rice in a mound in a deep dish sprinkle with cherries and pour the sirup over the whole. Serve warm with or without sugar and cream.
 Total calories, 42o4 Protein, 29s; fat, SS2, carbohydrate. 3O21. Iron. .Oo6S gram. Copyright, 1924. NEA Service, Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
RAILE FASHION SERVICE
PLAID

The sffeeiiye use Of plaid material on plain Is shown in this gown of black faille, trimmed with black and white, Il is really Rathing more lhsn our standby this year, the coat dress, given 6 little extra fiNings m lhs way of frllls and hands, The iah0t front and frilled sleeves are feminine and engaging looking and ars much more becoming to many women than the severe finish of tsil- ored lapels, The wrapzarannd skirt caught un at The side cannot he i'm, proved uRon for comfort and is uni- yersally becoming,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08

tary canal and lays the foundation for diabetes, indigestion, dyspepsia and a long list of other troubles.
 First of all the too-hasty consump- ton of food should not be tolerated When worry over business affairs is added to this nasty lunch. it is worse For the busy type of man the noon meal should be the lghtest of the day. He should have a hearty break fast, however, and hurrying home to dinner at night he should not imme- diately sit down to eat but should find some means of recreation or play for half an hour or moro; then rest ing for few moments.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
4hoc can8Ze

that I don't see her at all. Don't leave me to the mercy of Mrs. Ather- ton. Leslie has bobbed her hair. AL most cause separation in Prescott family It is really very becoming, but l felt as though l ought to talk like a husband. Expect you Satur- day.
 HACK