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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-20
Boxing Meet Officials

officials for the Indiana-KentucISy
A. A. A. boxing tourney at the Hoo
sier A. c. Thursday Friday and Sat
urday have been named as follows:
Honorary Referee-W T. McCray.
Governor of Indiana; Samuel H. Shank,
mayor of Indianapolis Ben Thompson.
president Indianapolis boxing commission;
Henry Dithmer. president Indianapolis Cham
Der of Commerce; Lacey Hearh, president
Tx. A. A. A. Brig. Gen. l.. r. Gignilliat
U. s. r.. Culver Military Academy; Harold
Hampton. president Hoosier Athletic Club.
Referees-Hezlep Clark. George Diver,
John Mellett. George Geckler.
Judges-Neal Wayne. Robert Tyndall. I.
Watt Pugh, Louis Chevrolet. B. X. Westfall
Timers-Albert , Coffin, Paul Jordan
Maurice Haines, A. Feeney, Emil Rath.
scorer-T F. Murray.
Clerks-Edward Clemens. Arthur Paetz
Inspectors-Howard Venn D. NJ. Carr
Paul Hammel 80
Physicians--Dr. Kenneth Jeffries. DR.. F.
n. Fitch. DR.. Don Miller, DR.. q. II. Malpas,
Announcer Rehjamin Young,
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Fights and Fighters

BOSTON-Jack Delany. Bridgeport middle
weight. won a ten-round decision form
Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia light heavy
weight.
PHILADELPHIA-Sail Friedman. Chi
cago lightweight. won a ten-round decision
from Bobby Barrett. Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Gene Tunney American
light heavyweight champion. has been
matched to meet Jimmy Delaney in a ten
round no-decision fight in St. Paul March II
NEW Workable GOldstein. New York
bantRmweight. won ten-round decision
from Danny Edwards.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-Ad Stone. Phila-
delphia. knocked out Wild Bill Reed Column
bus, in the seventh round of a twelve-round
bout here Tuesday night
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and only once has he been in the
finals.
This was In 1919 at Oakmont
when Davey Heron, compare
lively unknown, came up with a
brilliant rush and downed him.
You can't go behind the records.
Jones does not play as well at
match play as at stroke play.
Last year, for. instance, he did
not survive the second round at
Flossmoor. What is the answer?
Impetuosity.
Jones, in the man-against-man
battles, manifests an eagerness
to go after the shot, a keenness
forethe fight that is not condu-
Give to winning golf. It's a fine
spirit to bring into a football
game, but not a golf match.
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to New Orleans.

A select company of veteran Yam
KEGS who pick up more flesh in win.
ter than the less affiuent rockies are
being given a special preliminary
course of training at Hot Springs.
Ark.
The Giants troupe viii go direct
to Sarasota, Fla. picking up some
of the players on the way. while
others converge on the training point
from widely scattered hamlets
throughout the country.
The Brooklyn Dodgers also are
about TO get under way for their
camp. which is ar Clearwater Fla.
1t is reported that Bernie Neis, out
fielder Of the Dodgers, contemplates
outlawing himself by becoming an
independent" in Chicago, because he
was refused the salary he wanted.
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SHORTR|DGE FIVE
FACES BIG TASK
EIwood Tonight, Ripple Fri
day. Charlottesville Sat-
urday.
urday

Shortridge High School has a busy
week planned just before the State
sectional tourney. Three games are
on the north side school IS schedule,
with a contest at Elwood tonight
starting things off.
The squad goes to Broad Ripple on
Friday night and clashes with Craw-
louisville at the local gym on Satur-
day,
A victory over Broad Ripple would
give Shortridge the runner-up posi-
ton in the city high school net stand
ing.
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By United ketcs
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Feb. 20.--A
squad of rockies and vets OF the
Washington Americans INDUCED In
light workouts Tuesday, opening they
training season. Another squad al
ready is in Tampa. Fla. and the con
tingent. here will leave to join those
now in Florida about March 1.
Efforts are being made by local
business men to induce two or morn
major league baseball teams to train
here in 1925.
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PLAN FOR GOLF TOURNEY
Riverside Club Busy on National Meet
Chick Evans Here.

Chick Evans was the guest Of honor
at a luncheon today of the board of
directors of the Riverside Golf Club.
Plans for the second annual national
invitational amateur meet, which will
be held in. June, were discussed.
The board Of directors will meet
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Marion Club to decide on the date for
the tourney and elect officers.
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The gym is the very peak of &C.
complishment in this great high
school basketball State. 1t is the last
word, with every modern facility for
handling the hardwood game It is a
monument to the popularity of the
ret sport in Hoosierdom.
Not Out of Taxes
The structure was erected by the
business men of Martinsville and will
not come out of the taxes. Workmen
have been busy night and day in the
past weeks getting the structure
ready.
Martinsville opened the new Shelby
vile gym at Shelbyville last fall and
is returning the favor to the Shelby
team.
Two special trains are running from
Shelbyville over the Big Four and
approximately 1,5Oo fans, VIII maze
the trip. 10
Game Set Ahead
The date Of the game was moved to
Thursday so that coaches over the
State could attend without interfering
Will the many II T1udy DlSnC contests.
College coaches also have been invited
A. L. Trester, secretary of the Indiana
High School Athletic Association, will
be present.
Shelbyville band. Masonic Home
band and Martinsvil1e band viii pro-
vide plenty of music for the festivities
And the game itself must not be
forgotten in all the preliminaries. The
battle looks. like a thrill a second for
the threng that Is sure to be there.
Two Strong Teams
The Artesian City lads have been
coming strong of late and Shelbyville
is getting more and more attention
from the dopesters because Of its high
powered scoring machine.
In previous game Martinsville lost
to Shelbyville, but at that time Brown,
star center, was out of the game.
There will be curtain-raiser be-
tween the Masonic Home team of
Franklin and the Martinsville Seconds.
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on that particular day. This may
be Jones year in the amateur just
as 1923 was his year in the open.
Back five or six years ago the
youthful Bob had a nationwide
reputation as club thrower. We
were riding back from a country
club in the South with him. He
had just lost to Chick Evans in
the finals for the Western cham
pionship, a. hard. tough match,
which ended on the thirty-ffth
green.
Well, anyway Bob. you didn't
throw any clubs today" we COM
mented, consolingly.
No, but believe I would feel
better If had" he replied.
!, very human person is this
modest young Harvard graduate.
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PREST0S IN COMEBACK
Get Together in Last Half for Win
Over Galveston.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
GALVESTON, Ind, Feb. 20.-The
Pfest-O-Lites of Indianapolis, defeated
the Galveston Legion team here last
night, 26 to %, it being the third loss
for the locals this season out of
twenty games played. The visitors
were trailing, II to 8, at half-time,
but they came through with a rush in
the final period. their defense tighten
ing up and the Legion forwards re-
ceived blu few close-in shots Hank
Stevens and Leslie for the visitors and
Williams for Galveston were best
scorers.
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still cllngs to him in
minimized form.
Jones, the star golf
er Of the world at
medal play, and present
holder OF the national
open championship,
has yet to win the
amateur title at match
play.
Against the noted
professionals Of the
world. Jones : leads by
exactlyfourteen strokes
for four years play
over four different
championship courses.
Yet he ranks far
down the list among
the amateurs. Never
has he won the title.
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BOXING BANS LIFTED
Walker and Lynch Suspensions Set
Aside in New York.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Announcing
it desired to start with a clean slate,
the recently organized boxing COM
mission, at It's regular meeting Tues
day night. voted to set aside all sus-
pensions and penalties imposed prior
to Feb. 10.
Mickey Walker, welterweight cham
pion, and Joe Lynch, bantamweight
champion. who has been under a long
suspension,J were paroled, but the
fine" Of forfeiting one boxing date
was not lifted from Madison Square
Garden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-20
MALLORY'S ENTRY
IS MADE OFFICIAL
Norway Files MoIIa's Name.
With Olympic Committee.
By United Press

By United Press
PARIS, Feb. 20.-Mrs. Molla Mall
lory, former tennis champion, was.
today with the French Olympic COM
mittee as competitor in the Norway
team in the games to be held here
this summer.
Because she had played for Nor
way in the 1912 games the interna-
tional committee ruled that Mrs. NAL
lory could not play for the United
States. and although she is an Ameri-
can citizen by marriage. she was ruled
as an eligible competitor for Norway
because she was born in that country
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Brownsburg at Charlottesville

By Times Specid.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, Feb.
20.-The Charlottesville High School
basketball team will complete the sea-
sons schedule this week and will en-
bark on, the sectional tournament the
following week.
Brownsburg will come here Friday
night to play the last game with C.
H. S. this season here, and Saturday
night the local team will go to Indian
apolis to play Shortridge.
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T7TARTING Thursday. the
Hoosier Athletic Club will
LII be host for the next three
days to the amateur boxers of
the Indiana-Kentucky A A. U.
district. These bouts, which will
be open to the public. have attracted
capacity houses in the past and the
club wishes to announce it has pro-
vided enlarged seating facilities.
The first bout starts Thursday
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CANCEL COLLEGIATE MEET
Chicago National A. A. Event Is
Eliminated by Pierce.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Differentiation Of
the National Collegiate A. A. track
and field meet scheduled here was an
nounced today by Gen. Palmer +.
Pierce, association president.
This action follows announcement
by the Olympic committee that the
winners of the first three places in the
events of the various Intercollegiate
games this spring. will automatically
qualify for the tryouts at Harvard
stadium June 13 and IA.
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night at 100 O'Clock Among. the
local entries are Ray Dodd south
side lightweight, who will enter the
ring under the colors OF the II. A. c.
Dodd is looked upon as one Of the
finds" of the season. Walter Nc
Claim of the Brightwood Athletic
Club is a hard hitting youngster
who made a good showing during
the city championships. James
Smith of the Bnghtwood A. c. is
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entered as a middleweight. Lacey
Campbell, also Of the Brightwood
A c., is entered as featherweight.
Boxing fans of the city viii see
a hard hitter when Allen Watson,
fFoosler A. C. bantam enters the
ring.
The Hoosier Athletic Club gym
nasiYm is located at the corner Of
Pratt and Meridian SITS
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IRISH IN EASY VICTORY
Adrian College No Match for N0tre
Dame Basketball Team.

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Feb. 90
Notre Dame did not have any trouble
with the Adrian College basketball
team here Tuesday night and won an
easy victory, 4S to II. The visitors
were never dangerous. The Irish play
Creighton at Omaha, Neb., on FRI
day and Saturday. -
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Is AND 16-YEAR-OLD MEET
Twenty One Teams Enter Tourney
Schedule Friday and Saturday.

Twenty-one teams have entered the
15-16-year-old amateur basketball tour
ney to be held Friday and Saturday
in the gymnasium at Fortieth St. and
Capitol Ave.
The first game viii start at $50
o'clock on Friday morning between
the .Arrowheads and Omar Juniors
The championship game viii. be played
at SIS Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-20

Bud and Pancho to Battle in
Milwaukee Ring,

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 20. - Bud
Taylor. Terre Haute bantam flash, is
matched to meet Panchc Villa, worlds
1yweight champion, here March C.
It will be ten.round no-decisiop
bout. The flyweight title will not be
at stake owing to the fact Taylor can
not make 112 pounds.
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not matching shots
with an actual foe.
Therefore, the tendency
to go the other fellow
one better does not
exist.
VIII the Atlanta am.
ateur ever overcome
this drawback? We
rather think he viii,
and possibly this year.
Alt b GU & h he was
checked out quickly in
the amateur last fall
he played with greater
poise and elaboration.
There was little of the
hurricane style about
his play. MAX Marston,
his conqueror, Just
happened to be better
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-20
GIRL ATHLETE INJURED
Helen FIlkey, Record Track Star,
Slips and Breaks Ankle.

HU United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Helen Filkey,
holder of nine national and world
TRACK records for women, broke one of
her ankles Tuesday when she slipped
on a stairway at a school here.
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1 1 W Ah4@C A~%-@AN AA~NN'
a KNOCKED OUT TWENTY
FOUR BIRDS IN A ROW.
A WRESTLER WHO CAN RE
FORM Is CAPABLE OF ANYTHING.
Joe Jackson is again experiencing
the sensation of the hOme-run hit
ter who was called out for not touch
Ing first.
A transform STOPPED THE FIRPO-
LODGE FIGHT AS IF THAT FIGHT
Wasn't ALL WET TO BEGIN WITH,
All ball players should be taught to
touch first. -, All ball players realize
the Importance of first touching the
magnates.
Some of the biggest stars in the
? majors are college graduates. {.
No handicap is too great to overcome
II you go about it in the right way.
n NE NICE THING ABOUT
] GYMNASIUM ROWING IS
THAT THE SEA NEVER
GETS TOO CHOPPY FOR THE COM
FORT OF THE INTREPID ATH--
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BlIly99EMuSN

RI AsEBAIL
aswlde difference of opinion Method of
preferable the
Perhaps 1t this lack
popular 1t tends
mind he much about
K whirl the New Americans then
LII the peculiar hobby big league leader
berfed signal for unusual
Of kidding result
hobby insisted to
merely wanted to take
drink or course that the bunl
Wild Conroy played
resulted aeon
handling of the Pha
Nationals.
FRI faSore play that pitchers tried
N
twlers first Time and time
again pitcher catch the
Seldom ATTEMPTED these Jack WARRIOR,
making this received assistance from
there would mixup when the throw TO be
Warhop o the to
mi
IL
felt the
of
getting the the ball with It
plate and conroy the insisted
weather signal
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ets-Huge Martinsuilze H. S. Gym OF
Shelbyville Net Rivals to Provide Visiting
Attraction at Artesian City Thursday
in Feature State Event

All roads lead Martnsve Thursday night where the fine
high gymnasium will be opened with the Shehyvle
basket The largest atng capacity for gym the
State very probably will be the limit the opening
5000 comfort and watch the struggle
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GOLF SERIES NO IL =
- GOLF SERIES NO ~ -
Why Bobbie Jones
Loses Matches
By JOE WILLIAMS
NEA Service StGr Writer

You may ask why this cend-
ton does not assert itself in
medal play rounds. Wen, in
medal play you are merely strlv-
ing for a score, you are not play
ing directly against an opponent,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-20
College Basketball

Butler, So; Wabash, II.
Notre Dame, 4s; Adrian, r.
Franklin Freshmen, 20; De Paw
Freshmen, "a.
Cornell. "a; Columbus, 10.
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Purdue az Northwestern

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-North-
western cagers meet the Purdue
Boilermakers here tonight.
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ard Denies Scalping Ring Tickets
Noted Promoter Stirred by Charges of Former
s New York Boxing Commissioner
/. Firpo-Dempsey Bout Involved.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Uitited Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK Feb 20s4Tex Richard New York's leading box
promoter denied emphatcay today the charges made in
Albany Tuesday by Tom Rourke former deputy boxing COM
missioner that he had $35O00 tickets for
the Dempsey Firpo fight last fall spectators r =
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m HE impetuosity that marked
ii Bobbie Jones play as boy
- wonder of the links when
he was rather distinguished for his
temperamental outbursts-an ILL
chosen descriptive. by the way
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BALLYHOO BOYS OF N. Y.
DEPART FOR SOUTHLAND
They Leave in Two Directions, Giants Gang for Sarasota
and Yankee Brigade for New Orleans

News
NEW YORK Feb. 20-The trail blazers and sweet singers
the bayhOo department will leave New York directions
tonight prepare for the spring training of the Yankees and
Giants The Yankee party will consist of few players and
writer's and managerial deputies when the New
but will pick up few players signal stops along line
to New Orleans
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The Apollo Cubs want games with teams
playing In the 15-16-year-old class. Call
Stewart lob and ask for Lee.
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Steinke and Cutler

Stelnke ana Cutlef
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Hans Steinke,
German grappler meets Charlie Cul-
Ter in straight falls here Friday night.
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A. A. U. GAMES TONIGHT
Turners-De Molays and Hoosier A. C.
-CommunaIs on Schedule.

The Indianapolis A. A. U. Basket
ball League games will be played to-
night at South Side Truner Hall
The first game is between Turner'S
and De Molays and the SECOND be
tween Hoosier A. c. and Communals.
The first contest will start at p. m.
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r. REFORMED WRESTLER HAS
a | KNOCKED OUT TWENTY
FOUR BIRDS IN A ROW.
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Tor store and oh station Price only
1900. terms 800 down. $40
month. s0s sra Ave. Seattle.