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Farrell Says Professional
Boxing Accomplished
Many Things in 1925.
BY Henry L. Farrell.

GnltCU FFCSS StUIT COffCBUO1TNent
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Profes-
sional boxing accomplished enough
during 1926 to record it as the great
est and most interesting year in the
history of the game.
The fighters Of today, It may be
disputed, are not to be compared with
the old timers, but certainly interest
in the game and the financial posi-
billties that it presents reached
heights this year never achieyed in
the past.
The attention the ring sport COM
mands was shown when Tex Richard
attracted 10000 into q Philadelphia
stadium to see Jack Dempsey and
Gene Tunney fight for the heavy
weight championship and counted re-
ceipts Of two million dollars.
Master Stroke
Richard master stroke Of promo
ton also will be remembered because
of the stories that followed the dg 81.
that it was not on the 9eve any,
that Dempsey had been poisoned by
gamblers. These stories are worth
only what you think Of them. They
haven't been proved.
The year was important as a. mat
ter of record not only because Demp-
sey lost the heavyweight title, but
because every other champion, with
the exception Of the bantamweight
and fiyweight title holder lost or sur
rendered.
OF the champions who started the
year on the throne. only F1del lie
Barba, flyweight. and Charley Rosen-
berg, bantam king, survived And
Rosenberg did nothing to distinguish
himself,
Tunney defeated Dempsey; Jack
Delaney defeated Paul Berlenbach;
Tiger Folwers defeated Harry Greb
and then lost the middleweight
crown to Mickey Walker; Walker
lost the welterweight championship
to Pete Latzo and then made a rec
ord by winning the niddleweight
crown; Sammy Mandeu won the
lightweight title from Rocky Kansas
and Kid Kaplan retired as the feath-
erweight champion because of weight
difficulty
Return TO Illinois
The return OF boxing to Illinois as
a legalized sport was a significant
event. and is an example of the
strides the game ia making.
The death Of Harry Greb, who
failed to survive an operation,
provided a sincere black border for
the record aS he was one OF the
great fighters.
Jack Delaney, light heavyweight
champion, is admitted to be in IA
danger, but he has heavyweigE a
aspirations. Mickey Walker has ~
give Tiger Flowers a return bout
for the middleweight title within
ninety days.
Joe Dundee sacrificed hts place as
the ranking werterweight challenger
when he was knocked out by Eddie
Roberts and Kid Kaplan was
knocked out in his first bout as a
lightweight by Billy Wallace.
Charley Rosenberg is matched ia
meet Bushey Graham for the
bantam championship and probably
win lose. La Barba is going to
fight EllSy Clarke, British cham
pion, for the flyweight title
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MAYBE TT WAS A DISCONTINUED COW

Mike Chicago policeman who
while
Dempsey his coffee. And Mike
poisoned
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FOUR BOUTS
Strong Ring Card Arranged
at EIkS' Club.

Members OF the EIks and their
guests win gather in the club ball
room Monday night to view a box
ing show consisting Of four bouts.
Mike Hyland, whose duty It was to
make the matches, promised some
entertainment sparkling with action.
The fistic program follows:
jimmy Savers Lafayette. vs. Don Car.
son indianapolis; eight romdA IFS
pounds.
Royal Cox. indianapolis. w. Red Roo
man. Fl. Wayne six rounds. 124 pounde
- Al Balderin. Rantoul, III. We. Soldier
shannon. FIT. Harrison; six rounds los
pounds.
Larry Du Bots. Lafayette, VS.. Mat Her
man. Indianapolis: six rounds las pounds
FIRST scrap Monday will be staged at :
o'clock.
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Crimson Quintet Opens Net
Season With Decisive
Victory Over Tigers.
BIZ Times Special
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BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. IL
1t was grand and glorious open
ing for the Indiana University basket
team here Friday night. Four
thousand fans gathered to celebrate
the seasons curtain-raiser and the
Crimson net team extended itself
and handed the De Paw Tigers a
1870 defeat.
Big Jack Winston fired away from
the center of the floor with startling
accuracy. Four field goals was his
total in addition to displaying a
great game at back guard.
The first half turned out to be
a rather hard fought affair and the
period ended with the Deanmen
holding a 22-18 advantage.
The Crimson made a big hast half
rush and had the crowd on it's feet
cheering wildly as they rapidly
forged ahead Of the plucky De Pauw
quintet.
Lefty Derr captured high scoring
honors of the evening with five field
goals A large delegation Of Tiger
fans accompanied the team here.
Lineup and summary:
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Rim G SHOW
K. c. Amateur Bouts Start
at 8 Sharp.

Twenty aspiring amateur boxers
will show their ware tonight at the
Knights of Columbus amateur glove
show at K. of G. hall. Entries have
been received from "simon pures"
representing South Side Turner's,
Fairbanks Morse, Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club and Epstein A. c.
The show will start at o'clock
and the pl<lic has been invited. The
entire balcony will be reserved for
women fans.
George Rice, who gained promi-
hence as an announcer in the old
days when Jack Dillon, Ray Bron-
son, Young Saylor, Jack Morgan and
others were making a name for
themselves in the ring, will make
his temperance as an announcer at
tonight's show.
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CENTRAL 'Y IS VICTOR
Locals Defeat MOrgantown Aggrega-
CATION in Season Opener.

MORGANTOWN. Ind, Dec. IL
The Indianapolis Central "Y" opened
it's basket ball schedule here Friday
night with a 1926 victory over the
Morgantown Independents, former
State champions.
F. Adams led the Morgantown
attack with six field goals. Bob Nip
per and John Leslie played best for
the capital city team The score
at the half was tied at 12-al.
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FAULTS ARE FEW

However, for one fault that can
be found with football, the magni-
.ude Of the game, scores of good
things can be offered in rebuttal.
The immense profits of football
have made possible intramural ath-
letics on a large scale, which give
to the athlete who hasn't a chance
to make the varsity an opportunity
to get plenty Of healthful exercise
and relaxation.
In addition. the football profits
take care of the deficits that come
up in practically every other col
legiate sport with the possible ex-
ception of track.
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DALTON is INSTRUCTOR
To Have Charge of s. s. Turner
Boxing Team

The Southside Turner's boxing
committee has re-appointed Jimmy
Dalton boxing instructor for 1926
1927, and Dalton started instructing
Friday evening at the Turner gym.
All boxers registered under the
Turner name and unattached men
are asked to report.
Last year Dalton was successful
with the Southsiders. winning sever
al city and State titles in various
weights.
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Fights and Fighters

WATERBURY, Conn.--Jack Delaney
worlds light heavy champ. knocked out
Jamaica Kid. New York Negro, third
round. Fred B1etonnel, French light
weight, and Tony Travers, New Haven
were even in eight rounds.
YOUNGSTOWN Pa-Willie Beetle
Trenton. and Johnny Hayes PHILADELPHIA
eight-round draw.
BOSTON Benny Bass PHILADELPHIA
outpointed Johnny sheppard Of woburn,
Mass. ten rounds
BROCKrON. Mass.-Fred Champman.
Chelsea. Mass, knocked out johnny
Dixon, Newark. third round.
NEW YORK--Bud Taylor, Ter1c
Hautc Ind bantam. has called off his
match with Tony Canzoneri New York
because OF an injury to his eye. which
will .necessitate M. operation. The bout
was . have been fought Dec IL az Mad.
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TURNER'S VS.. BRIDGEPORT
Locals Play Cardinals Here In
Sunday Basketball Game

The Southside Turner's will meet
another strong opponent Sunday aft
ernoon at Turner gym when they
play the Bridgeport Cardinals. The
Cardinals gave the Brownsburg In
dependents, State champions, a hard
battle the other night, only to be
nosed out by one point.
The visitors have an all-star line
UP consisting of former high school
stars.
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They Know cred"

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON. Ill, Dec. 11.-Mau.
rice J. (Red Robinson of Wabash
College is hoping his second visit
to this city will be as successful
as his first one.
Last year Robson won the ma
tional intercollegiate oratorfcal con-
test held at Northwestern Univer.
sity.
This year he comes as member
Of the Wabash College basketball
team, which plays the opening game
of the Northwestern schedule to
night. Robinson has won five var
stiy letters and last year captained
the basket and tennis teams. He
also played football two years.
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SCORES X. O.
Champ Delaney Stops Negro
in Third Round.

In Times SDcctdI
WATERBURY,, Conn, Dec. IL
Jack Delaney. Bridgeport, Conn.,,
worlds light heavyweight champion,
knocked out Jamaica Kid, Negro
boxer of New York, here Friday
night in the third round of sched-
uled fifteen-round scrap.
The knockout came after the
champion had fioored the Negro
FIVE times in the third round. 1t was
Delaney's first title bout since he an
nexed the crown. Weights were: De-
laney, 172k; jamaica Kid, 175.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-11
ANNExES FIRST PLACE.
Fletcher American Five Winner In
Bankers League

The Fletcher American National
Bank five went into first place in
the Bankers Basketball League with
a 14-13 victory over the Peoples
State Bank team.
Neither team had been defeated
this year, and battled hard for a
victory The count was -knotted Sc
at the half.
Washington Bank and Trust team
gained a S1-14 victory over Reserve
Loan and Life, while the Indiana
National Bank downed the Meyer
Kaiser aggregation, 30-15.
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Friday Basketball
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BLUES TO PLAY ATKINS
Cooperative League Leaders TO Be
Met This Evening

The Central ''Y'' Blues win meet
E. c. Atkins team tonight at the Y.
M. G. A. at o'clock. The Atkins
team is leading the Cooperative
League and boasts such stars as
Brown and II, Atkins. of Williams
University; Mercer, OF Kentucky
State, and Gillespie, Of Broad Rip
pie. The ''Y' has not lost a game
this year.
There will be curtain-raiser be-
tween the c. c. c. girls and the
Pennsy r. h girls.
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Defeats kepner in State Three Cush
ion Billiard Tourney.

Dick Merriken boosted his stock
another notch in the State three
cushion billiard tourney Friday night
by defeating Kepner '50-4S in ninety
six innings at Harry Coolers par
lor.
The victory places Merriken in
tie for fourth place along with Cooler
and Kepner Vogler is in the lead
with six games won and one lost.
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LAST DAY OF BIKE RA2s
Weeks Grind Ends Tonight ii
Madison Squire Garden.

BIZ Tinted Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.--Goosens-
Stockelynch team was in the lead
as the last day Of the slx-day bike
race at Madison Square Garden got
under way. In 129 hours they had
gone 2,o49 miles
Mcnamara, the present title
holder. with his partner, lnari. was
only q short distance behind.
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MITT BODY APPROVES
Puts o. X. On Tournament to Decide
Weller Challenger.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE New
York Boxing Commission today ap-
proved Of an elimination tournament
to decide a challenger for the weller
weight championship which was sug-
gested by Jess McMahon, match
maker for Tex Richard.
Mcmahon offered to stage matches
between Willie Harmon and Eddie
Roberts, Joe Dundee and Mushey
Callahan and then pair the winners
for the challenger of Pete Latzo the
champion. -
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" BIG FIVE WINS

In a hard-fought game between
Negro teams, the ''Y'' Big Five
dropped the Muncie Monarchs, 1921,
at the Negro Y. M. c. A. Friday.
Southern and Pierce led the attack
for the locals. the former with six
and the latter with five field goals.
The "Y' led At the half. LII.
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BIZ NEA Service
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 11.-Maybe
Bobby Jones. golf champion, is
dropping a little hint to Santa
Claus and then maybe again he isn't,
but the fact remains Bobby has an
nounced he prefers a spoon to any
other club in his bag.
"I'd rather play a spoon shot than
any other" he says. You can DO
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NEW YORK WANTS SCRAP
Walker and Flowers May Mix In
Garden i'm May

NEW YORK. Dec. IA return
engagement between Mickey Walker
and Tiger Flowers may be held IN
Madison Square Garden next May.
Recently, in Chicago. Walker won
Flowers middleweight title by a
referees decision. which was ques-
toned.
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CHRISTMAS SEAL GOLF
J. Wood Plat Beats knight in
Tourney Finals.

BIZ T-Hited Press
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Dec. IL.
J. Wood Platt of Philadelphia won
the Jess w. Sweetser Christmas SEAL
golf tournament by defeating his fell
low townsman. Fred w. Knight. in
the final round by a margin of 2
and 1.
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WONIEN'S GOLF

BIZ United Press
PINEHURST. N c.. Dec. IL
Defeating Miss Dorothy Doyle Of
Philadelphia, Mrs. John D. Chap.
man of Greenwich, Conn.,, again won
the womens Carolina golf tourna-
ment.
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CHOSEN DE PAUW PILOT
Damon Anderson Selected to Lead
1927 Tiger Eleven.

BU Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. IL
Damon Anderson, left end of the De
PAW University football team, was
elected to captain the 1927 Tiger grid
team at meeting Friday Ander-
son, junior, halls from Sullivan and
was chosen on many all-State selec-
tons. He is a member of Sigma M
Fraternity
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in the light of Newspaper publicity,
players like Grange, Oberlander and
others.
1t becomes a national tragedy
when one of these stars errs and
thereby loses an important game.
The individual himself suffers most.
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Parker stresses
the point that in
American football
the player is more
than a mere repre-
sentative of his
college, rather than
a national celebri-
ty, and must strain
every effort to keep
pace with his repu-
tation.
No doubt what
Parker says is true
Of the outstanding
stars, who con
I-4.- -.
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Billy Evans
Says.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

n AS football in the past five
years become a huge spec
- tacle rather than a college
sport?
A former Dartmouth grid captain,
Parker, now an Oxford student, is
of that opinion. He says he likes
the English game of Rugby better
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The Pauthers were defeated by the
c'hristsmore Juniors in fast game after
three overtinles had been PLAYED 81 to
%. For games with the Partners In the
Is. and I6-yesr-old class can Lincoln 1861
asd ask for Herman. or call Riley 1943
and ask for Harold.
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STATE COLLEGE NET FANS WATCH TWO FEATURES TONIGHT
Butler Tackles DanviIle Nor.
mars Surprise Five-Wa-
bash Invades Big Ten.

Eyes of Hoosier college basket
ball fans turn tonight to State teams
scheduled to perform on the hard
wood. Four games are carded for
the evening, Butler journeying to
Danville to take on the fast Normal
quintet, Earlham going to South
Bend to play Notre Dame. Wabash
moving on to Evanston to meet
Northwestern of the Big Ten and
Indiana Central meeting Rose Poly
at Terre Haute.
The game which probably is caus-
ing the most speculation is the But
ler.Danville Normal tilt. Danville,
which went through the 1925 season
with but one defeat. has practically
the same team as last year and al
ready has defeated Vincennes, Col
lege of Pharmacy and Franklin. The
Pharmacy five failed to score a
single point. going down, TAO.
Victory Over Franklin
Franklin's defeat attracted more
attention and a number of Indian
apolls fans are planning on making
the trip to Danville. 1t will be But
ler's season opener.
Wabash, with a victory over State
Normal tucked away, will meet
in what is to be the
Puppies opening contest of the
year. From there the Little Giants
will entrain for Iowa City where
they will tangle with the Iowa West
ern Conference five at Iowa City,
Monday.
EarIham at N. ID.
Earlham, already defeated by De
PAW, will invade Notre Dame ter
The Irish slightly handi-
capped by the absence of McNally
and Dahman, who were on the
coast with the football team, de-
feated Armour Tech in It's opener
and has hopes of another success
full season.
Indiana Central, defeated In its
first game by Franklin, win attempt
to wipe out the memory Of that
game with a victory over Heze
Clark's Rose Poly quintet, which has
a victory over N. A. G. U. chalked
up.
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COLUMBIA STARTS
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Columbia
University basketball players open
their season tonight against St.
Johns College.
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Miami. Shelbyville. Rushville,
Richmond, Mathews and Indian
,apoEs.
Meteor at-home games are
played at the Hawthorne Com
munity gym on w. Ohio ST. Many
Of the best net performers in the
State are enrolled in the Central
circuit. The Meteors' next home
fray will be with Richmond, next
Thursday night.
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LOOKING EN- OVER
Cincy Reds want Pitcher Ray KOIp Of st. Paul.
dianapOEs ball players hope deal goes through .
batting averages might improve

dianapoGs players hope deal goes through Their
batting averages might improve.
manager Europe
he thought the Irish eventually
league pilots McGaw Mccarthy McInns
CArrigan. Howley Moriar1ty.
THIEF "DETECTATIFF"
county clerk of Kings County. New York For which
ceves badge but
Perhaps badge crash the gate at boxing
MAYBE TT WAS DISCONNECTED cow
Chicago policeman Dempseys body
Dempsey and his And like
poisoned
OIdtIme o lazy
make the best prize fighters. Then WHY there
hghteTsf
ONE THEY CAN'T FORGET
scoring changed follows
Eliminate kick after touchdown allow point
touchdown st field
a
Michigan battle victory the Gophers which 1t
A GOOD SCOUT ISN'T
a shortstop
the you
do and get you pass to the opening game
pilot having difficulty trying
do his Christmas player shopping early.
shipped
They'll ind plenty Of pasture land there
the Where the Subdivisions have
IN HOME
a head on It There's
chilled EA
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Shoemaker. with games OF 22S, 213
and ia, was high with a total Of 610,
while Stricklin. with a game of PAS,
carried Off single game honors.
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The Howard A. C. WIN practice Tuesday
ntEht from $50 to. $50 al gym, corner
ara requested to be present and following
take notice: HOLMAN Palmer and ! Gal
lsSher. For games call Belmont 1915 and
Esk for John. Demons. Sacred Heart and
Lawrence Ind take notice
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The Meteors represent Indian
apolis in the Central Indiana
Basketball League and the local
tossers have engaged in numerous
exciting and close contests, though
finishing on the short end of the
score in the majority Of battles.
There are ten cities represented in
the league, as follows: Muncie,
Kokomo, Yorktown. Portland.
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Substituted - (Indiana) Siblev, Wells.
kysn oose Re PEfS oyees staff Field Anasfson
DER (5). Kruger (2l BecSner "a, C9r-
FeIl ~. ss5jpey Winston - W. W. "a,
Stewart (2l stUrtridge u. Anderson ~.
PuCsett az Bryan (2} Foul Slvsgy goals ~
Sturtridge ~. Pickett ~ Costello. Ref
eree-Feez,e. Umpire-Mo!oney
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Harris Washington
he thought the Irish eventually
Bucky, doubt aiming
league pilots McCraw Mack Mccarthy Hendricks
CArrigan, Howley Morarty