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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-22
Fights and Fighters

CHICAGO-Sammy Manden Rockford
lightweight easily defeated Bill Henry. Chi
cago. in their ten-round battle here Monday
night.
NEW YORK-Benny Leonard lightweight
champion has signed a 100000 contract
for a series of motion pictures He viii
start on the work soon but he viii be able
to defend his title this summer IL was said.
NEW YoRK-Mike McTigue, light heavy.
weight champion has received an offer of
$4,000 to meet young Stribling in r de-
cision bout in Atlanta next summer, Paddy
Mullens. his manager. announced today.
PHILADELPHIA-Mic Walker. well
ter champion, won a ten-round decision from
Johnny Gill. York. Pa.
DETROIT-Henry Leonard. Chicago ban
tam outpointed Tommy Ryan McKeesport.
Pa. in ten rounds.
BUFFALO-Johnny Dundee, feather
weight and junior lightweight champion lost
on points to Rocky Kansas here Monday
night. Dundee's titles were not at stake as
Kansas weighed 1874. Dundee was fioored
twice.
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NEWARK TAKES LACING
Rochester Wine, 30 to 2, in Interna-
tiOnal League.

BIZ Times Special
NE WORK, April 22.-The Inter-
national League was given a shock
Monday when Rochester humbled
Newark, 80 to 2. Baseball statisticians
looked up figures and discovered there
were few similar games in league his
tory
In 1897, on June 90. Chicago de-
feated Louisville, So to 7, in the old
National League. In more modern
baseball, Cleveland defeated Boston,
81 to 8, on July 7, 1928.
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After the umpires had waited
thirty minutes Monday then some
heavy rain fell and hopes Of more
hostllities were drowned. st. Paul
stalled after Indians scored two in
the first frame. Manager Allen of the
visitors showed the fans something in
getting away with time-killing stunts.
but imp Connolly didn't whimper.
But ne got busy at once at the end of
the third inning when he observed the
Indians putting on the rush act.
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Seymour High First

By Times Special
SEYMOUR, Ind, April 22.-The
Seymour High School track and field
team nosed out 1-point victory in
the triangular meet between Seymour,
scottsburg and Crothersville High
Schools. Lemp, of Seymour, was
high point man, with two firsts, one
second and tie for first in another
event, totaling a score of 16 points
Denzler, of Scottsburg, was second
high point man with Is points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-22
STEVE SMITH POWERFUL
Reynolds Opponent Here Friday Said
10 Be Strong Grappler.

Local VI estling fans who have seen
Steve Bulb Smith in action declare
that Jack Reynolds is going up
against one OF the toughest men he
ever has met when the two square
away in a finish bout at the Broad
way Theater Friday night.
Smith has defeated many of the
men Reynolds has pinned and has
made overtures for a match with the
Indiana University coach for several
months.
Present indications are that a ca
pacity house will be in attendance
Friday night.
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HOOS|ER COFFEES
IN SECOND PLACE
AT TERRE HAUTE
Four Local Squads Roll Into
First Ten at State Bowling
Meet,
BIZ Tim e. Snectnl

by ITWbS bp6Ctut
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April a.
Indianapolis teams were much in evil
dence at the State bowling tourney
here Monday night and four squads
cut in among the first ten. Hoosier
Coffee Company led the way with a
score of 2,875 which put them in sec
ond place.
Marott Shoe Shop was only three
pins behind the Coffee five with a
score of 2,872, which gave them third
place. Blacker's Products grabbed
fifth place with a 2,S01 count and
Feeney Furniture slipped into ninth,
position with 278. IS
The scores of the teams getting into
the first five were as follows:
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Rovenstine Resigns

BU Itmts Special
LA PORTE. Ind. April 22.-It was
announced Monday that +. A. Roven-
slime, coach of the La Porte High
School. would not return TO local du-
ties next fall Rovenstine plans to
study medicine.
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Not Missing
BIZ United Press
DDTDnTT

BIZ Unitfd Press
DETROIT, April 22.-"Noth-
ing to it at ALL" said George
Sisler. manager of the st. Louis
Browns, when asked today about
a rumor that his star pitcher,
Urban Shocker, had been miss
ing" since Saturday.
Shocker has been laid up with
a bad cold, Sisler added.
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Bud Taylor Gets Title Chance SooCatcher Leo Dixon Is Sold Saints
YOUNG BACKSTOP ASKS
TRIBE TO MAKE CHANGE
Chicago Lad Saw Little Chance Here With Kruger Going
Big-BreWers Follow Aliens Club at Local Park,

Catcher Leo Dixon of the Indians today sold the ST.
Paul Saints Manager Bush announced The Saints needed another
receiver and Dixon requested the Tribe officials place him with
club where he would work He likes play and with
Ernie Kruger going at top form here there little chance
Dixon With the passing of Dixon Otto Miller the
Triha 'c oondc +rino
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AMERICAN LEAGIE

St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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MANUAL AND SHADELAND
Southsiders Scheduled to Open at
Home Baseball Thursday.

The Manual baseball team will open
its at-home season with Shadeland at
Garfield Park Thursday at $50 p. m.
The team did very well in its first
start against Southport last week.
winning handily, 8 to, 1.
The lineup at present consists of
Higgs, Rose, Cleary and Cassidy,
pitchers; Kellermeyer and Bredell.
catchers; Baldrauf. 1b; Cruise. 2b;
Snodgrass. IS; Eichman, 3b; Noll, II;
Becker. Of; Sackoff. IF.
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Illinois Cue Title

By United Press
CHICAGO. April 22.-James e. Pea
body, Chicago, won the illinois 1872
balk-line cue championship by defeat
ing AL F'leig here Monday night. The
score was So to 16 in seventy innings.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASsOCIAT1

St Paul at INDIANAPOLIS.
aukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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ANDERSON TO MEET TECH
DUAL Track and Field Tourney OF
Program Saturday.

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind. April 22.--Led
by Jackson, who performs equally
we'll in the 220-yard dash and the
quarter and half-mile runs, the An
derson High School track team will
meet Technical High School at In
dianapoIis, Saturday in a dual meet.
Anderson, which defeated Elwood
last Friday in a surprise meet, re-
CARDS Technical as it's hardest oppo-
nent of the year.
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BIG SCRAP FOR INDIANA
LAD IN GOTHAM RING
Bout With Godst6n to Occur May % or June
3d. Manager Long Announces,
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO April 22-Bud Taylor Terre Haute batter is
slated for chance at Abe Goldsens bantamweght title
New York either May 23 according
Eddie Long Long contracts have been signed
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This was ladies day" at the park.
There will be another one Friday.
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College Games

Yale. g; William and Mary. 4.
Boston College, 81 Army, l.
Lafayette, IL: Catholic u. 8.
Lebanon Valley. s. Georgetown. Q.
Ohio. State. IL Indiana, 8.
Ames. O.: Missouri. IL.
Michigan, o: Cincdn&att, e.
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ZIP MILLER, Notre Dame
* football player and champion
Ill amateur heavyweight boxer
of Indiana and Kentucky, will be
one of the entries in the heavy
weight division at the Olympic sec
tional try-outs at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club Thursday and Friday
nights of this week
The battle between Fowler and
Miller during the State meet was
one Of the greatest amateur fistic
combats seen in Indianapolis In
many day, and when these men
clash in the Olympic tryouts 1t will
be a battle that IS bound to have
the boxing fans on the edge of their
seats.
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The Indians got bad breaks Monday.
They had the Saints on the run and
were leading, to 0. when a light
shower fell and Umpire Connolly evil
IDENTIFY feared he would lose the crease
in his trousers. Connolly appeared to
be a little hasty in ordering the teams
off the field. Only one inning and
one-half more We're needed to make
1t legal game If the Tribe nNaintained
a lead. The game was called at the
end of the third inning.
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What the Indians accomplished in
three innings does not go in the rec
ords.
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AMUSE MENTS

The umpires say they must protect
the interests of the cash customers,
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City-Toledo. wet grounds.

St Paul indianapolis. rain.
Minneapolis 800. 1913 001 o72-le is /.
Louisville ....... ITO 600 600 2 1
Batteries-Griffiu McGraw and Mayer
Knoob Baylin and Brottem.
Milwaukee ..... OIL 200 2@3-14 20 ]
Columbus ...... 030 $40 14'-i5 20 4
Batteries-walker Ross. Pott VIM.
Meek. shaney and Shinault Young Sanders
Ketchum. McQuillan and Hartley;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 200 900 oo2-4 8
Boston ...-...... 600 900 600 o
Batteries-R ommen and Bruggy; Quinn.
Piercy and oNeil, Picinich.
New York ...... 300 900 o10-4 o
Washington ...... 600 100 100 9 8
Batteries-Buch and schang: Mogridge
Specie fand Ruel.
St Louis-Detroit. rain.
Cleveland-Chicago rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ......... 00i 900 000-i : o
New York ...... 900 600 O11-2 4
Batteries Barnes and o'Nen: Bentley
and Gowdy. Ainsmith.
ten Iunings)
Brooklyn ...... 200 O2o 600 81 IS
Philadelphia 49,. 400 900 600 OF II 2
Batteries-Grimes and Deberry; Carlson
and Heuline
ten Iunings)
Chicago ........ OIO 600 600 OIL ]
Cincinnati ..... 600 600 001 Ia 8 .
Batteries-Alexander and Hartnett: Ben
ton Sheehan and Hargraye
Pittsburgh ...... 100 O6l 100 Q IL 3
St Louis ....... 03 00l COL IS .
Batteries-Cooper. Steineder Yde and
Schmidt. Doak Stuart. Sherdel and Clemens.
Wick Neibergal
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AAADC oCCOI1O oG1 my CdJCIlC1.
Owing to the low player limit in
the league, Manager Bush could not
see his way clear to carry three back
stops. and when Dixon requested a
change Bush arranged the best pos
sibls deal for him. Dixon has been
with the Indians since the spring of
1921. His home is in Chicago.
If cold weather did not interfere,
the Indians were to wind up the
series with the Saints this afternoon
and make ready for the coming of the
Milwaukee Brewers. Wednesday after
noon. Harry Clark's hefty lads from
the Great Lakes region usually give
the Tribesmen stiff opposition and
some more thrillers are promised at
Washington Park
Manager Bush was undecided about
his pitching choice for the last
struggle with Nick Aliens crew today.
He mentioned Hill, Smith and Niles
as being in line for duty.
When the Saints move out, the
Brewers will move in and will be here
three days The walloping K. G..
Blues. league champions, follow the
Brewers here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-22

Amos strunk. veteran outfielder,
was released by the Chicago White
Sox Monday. Strunk first gained
fame as q member of the great Ath.
Ietics of several years ago.
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QUESTIONS

/. Can base runner advance on foul
fly that 10 cauEhtf
2. II base runner fails to touch base.
does tho umpire pay any attention to the
failure, unless an appeal ia made?
3. What bases must be occupied and how
many out. for the infeld fly to be effective
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hWIaN
BaSSebdlL7
YDilly ENdnS

II you want the final decision on
any baseball dispute. write Billy Ev-
ans. NEA Service, 1900 w. Third S,
Cleveland
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The Ideal Furnace baseball team vii
meet Friday night insaead of Wednesday al
I345 Reisner ST. The following players arr
requested to be present: Birch, Newbold
Cathoart. Henderson. Sharp. Welding, Nc
Chung. Lynch Riley, Hathaway, Goodman
Kepner and Burke. For further informa-
ton, call Belmont 0442
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-22

I'll ITS by Duncan, Hargrave and
IH Pinelh in the tenth inning
a counted the run that gave the
Reds 2-to-1 victory over the Cubs
Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-22
Independent Baseball

The Riverside A. A. baseball club played
the De Molays a practice game Sunday aft
ernoon Perdheld and Lovelace pitched
for the Riversides and Roscoe Rea for the
De Molays The Riversides will hold a
meeting Wednesday night at the Pleasure
Club. Udell and Clifton SITS The River
sides will open the season Sunday and want
a game with some local club Address W. j
Davidson 500 Roache ST.. or call Randolph
5000.
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ANSWERS

l. He certainly can II he holds his base
until the ball Is caught.
. The umpire pays no attention to such
an error unless the mistake Is observed by
the team in the field, and an appeal s made.
g. First and second. or first second and
third must be occupied. and less than two
out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-22

Lambert Sullivan. Chicago sports
writer. is dead at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Before going to the Southwest in
search of health Sullivan was sports
editor of the Chicago Herald-Exam-
liner.
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Don't Let Them Kid You

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The Washington times., 1924-08-09

METROPOLITAN - "Unguard.
ed Women" the new Paramount
picture to be shown as chief fea-
ture Of the bill at Crandall's Metro.
politan, beginning Sunday, is a
colorful, romantic drama of sacri.
lice and regeneration. 1t was
adapted from Lucy Stone Terrill's
Saturday Evening Post story,
"Face."
Something unusual in the way
OF scenery may be expected, as
much of the action takes place in
the bizarre and colorful Far East
The Washington times., 1924-08-09

wolves around the efforts of the
United States Secret Service to
break up gang Of lounge lizards
who are taking advantage Of
imprudent flappers.
Wednesday and Thursday, Viola
Dana in Don't Doubt Your Hus-
band" and Stan Laurel comedy.
Friday and Saturday "Cytherea"
and the Aesop fable.
X \ X
STRAND-An all-'round treat
is in store for Strand patrons
when they attend the gala open
ing of the 1924-25 season at this
popular playhouse tomorrow.
Manager Sparrow promises bill
of vaudeville and picture attrac.
tons in every way worthy Of
the house.
The vaudeville offerings will be
headed by a company of ten
artists in a pretentious musical
revue, entitled "Etchings from
Life" This special number, fea-
turing Martha Lawrence, Jack
Mcintyre, Francis Holcome, Mimi
and Pomme and the jazziest lady
orchestra now on tour (the latter
a feature act in themselves) is
lavishly staged and costumed, and
is presented in three scenes filled
with music, song and dance.
Other acts to appear include
Wilson and Hayes, in a mirth-
provoking blackface number called
THE Crime Detectors"; Jack
Kramer and Jean Breen, in their
clever west Pocket Revue; Jack
Murray and Bobby Irwin, in a
Versatile skit programmed as "a
Trip Around the World" and
Jack and Viola Gilbert, in "Varie-
ties"
There Is a wealth Of talent in
1.-THE Lone Wolf" the photoplay
attraction for the week, and one
that may well serve as a criterion
of the fine line of picture attrac-
tions to be presented at the
Strand during the coming year.
Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt are
The Washington times., 1924-08-09
THE GATE-POST

rejected double" for the div
ing scenes and, though complete
ly enveloped in deep-sea armor,
defying identity, he went through
the undersea scenes himself.
That ideas are rare and price,
less in the movies is a verify
supported by Charlie Chaplin's
six weeks 'layoff in filming his
Alaskan comedy, while waiting
for a nod from the muse. Evil
IDENTIFY it came, for he is re-
ported back at work.
Lubitsch, and no one else, will
direct Mary Pickford in her next
picture, as yet unchosen and I'M
titled.
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CONTINUED from Page 6l

Continued from Page 6.)
outer fringers, declares Nagel,
are responsible for the myriad
black eyes Hollywood wears be-
fore the public. The Arbuckle
case, the Normand mistakes and
the Taylor murder are blame
able, says Nagel, on the OBJ
jects Of his wrath.
James Reynolds, art director
of the RAMS Head Players, and
now in Europe, has completed a
play called Saints HILL" for
initial production by Robert
Bells troupers.
What Bob La Toilette will
probably term an "unprincipled
move" by the two major parties
IS announcement this week in
Variety that the Cherry Sisters
will take the stump in his in
terests.
Eugene O'Brien is considered
finished as Norma Talmadge's
leading man, Wallace MacDon-
aid having been engaged to play
opposite her in her next film,
The Lady" which Frank Bor-
cage will direct.
Buster Keaton is making the
biggest special of his career,
temporarily called "The Navi-
gator" Coast reports say the
production, yet unfinished, has
cost 100000 to date. Keaton's
oft-talked-of contempt for "dou-
bles" has taken him to humor-
Gus extremities in his new pic
ture, the report going that he
The Washington times., 1924-08-09

the principals, but the entire cast
we'll deserves to be described as
all-star.
A special feature on the Strand
bill this season, presented as an
added attraction at all matinee
performances, will be first run
comedy offering. A News Reel
and other selected short subjects
will complete this portion of the
bill
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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