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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
H. S. NET REGIONAL AND
STATE FINAL DRAWINGS
Skeleton Cards Announced by 0fficaIs-Loca Sectional
Winner Meets Anderson Sectional Victor.

Schedules for the State High
School regional and final basketball
Journeys were drawn today at the
Claypool Hotel by tho Indiana High
School Athletic Association board of
control. The regional meets will be
held in eight cities Saturday, March
49, The finals win be held In In
dianapolis at the Exposition Bldg,
State Playground. March 10 and 90.
Detail play of the State final
games will be broadcast by The Indi-
annapolis Times over WFBM.
Sectional Drawings Later
The sectional schedules will not be
drawn until Feb. 81. At this time
sectional officials also viii be made
known.
Two winners from each regional
come to the finals.
The Indianapolis sectional winner
plays at the Anderson regional and
meets the winner of the Anderson
sectional In the first game Saturday
morning, March Is.
The same general plan OF regional
tourney play as last year was used
in drawing up the schedules except
the afternoon contests will start at
2:30 instead OF o'clock.
Change in Finals
{ In the final tourney change was
made in that only first round games
will be played Friday, March 10. In
years past two teams met in a sec
ond round game Friday night. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
More Exhibitions
for Indians

Two additional spring training
exhibition games have been arranged
for Ownie Bush's Indians during
March The Tribe will play Joe
Cantillen's Travellers of the Southern
Association at Little Rock, Saturday,
March 20. and again at Hot Springs,
Sunday March 81. The Indians will
train at Hot Springs, opening work
being scheduled for March Is.
Games with the Oklahoma City
team will be played at Oklahoma
City, April 10 and III. Oklahoma
City is in the Western League. The
Tribe. opens the American Associa-
ton season at Kansas. City, April
10, The indianapolis home opening
won't occur until April 20.
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capacity CROWD TO View PURDUE BATTLE TONIGHT


came up without waiting for the
count and went into clinch.
When things began to clear up
bit he backed away.
But Gene released a hard upper
cut that rang as true as the home
run OF Ruth or a Cobb. Georges
reeled into the ropes. Referee
Griffin stepped up to lead the suf-
fering fighter to the corner. But
Carpenter, battered, bleeding,
beaten, waved him away. Griffin
stepped back in astonisnment, and
Georges returned to the fight.
Three uppercut and another
smashing left to the jaw and
Carpenter was down again. Some
how he got to his feet. Tunney,
thoroughly tired, tried to finish his
work. A blow that was little more
than a push sent Carpenter TO the
mat for the fourth time. And
then came the bell.
0eOTSeS ldSIeu Inc next lHreo
rounds because Tunney was too
exhausted to hit solid blow. And
in the fourteenth Tunney put all
his strength into a left TO the body
that sent Carpenter to the floor
as the bell rang.
But Georges came out for tho
fifteenth not even able to stand
erect and Referee Griffin led him
back to his corner, closing a dra-
matte fight that really had ended
in the tenth, when Tunney UNI
leashed that ripping left to the
jaw.
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M M E EFT
South Side Turner's at Pur-
due University Tonight.

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 23.--Pur-
dues gymnastic and fencing squad
opens the 1925 season here tonight
with the South Side Turner's Of In
dianapolis supplying the opposition.
Probably the feature Of The sched-
ule this season is the intersectional
meet with Pennsylvania University
here on Feb. 10.
Purdue's gymnastic team has lost
only two dual meets since the sport
was instituted in 1921. The 1926
schedule follows:
Tonight. South Side Turner'S at Ladsy-
cite; Feb g. Wisconsin at Lafayette: Feb.
13 Pennsylvania at Lafayette: Feb. 20.
Chicago at Lafayette: Feb, 81. Ohio State
at Columbus: March o Illinois at Urbana;
March 10 and 10. Western conference
wrestling, fencing and gymnastic meet at
Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
i N G RIA NJ
RE SIG NJ s
GRID JOB
Indiana University Looking
for New Football Coach
as Bill Leaves.

w. A. Navy BID Ingram, who
has coached Indiana University
football teams for the past three
years, handed in his resignation to
Fora Clevenger, I. u. athletic d.
rector, in this city Friday after
noon, and the announcement was
made Friday evening at dinner
and get-together meeting of the
Indiana faculty athletic board and
prominent alumni at the Indian
apolis A. G.
If Ingram had not decided to step
down and out II Is almost certain
he would have been retained for
another year, because Clevenger
and the faculty board expressed
themselves as satisfied with the
coach, The resignation, was en-
tirely voluntary.
The former Indiana coach arrived
from the East on Friday where he
has been in conference with Naval
Academy officials concerning the
grid coaching position with the
Middies. He gave out no statement
as to the result Of the conferences.
Ingram Praised
At the dinner Clevenger praised
Ingram for his work in no unces-
tain terms. The athletic director
was not bit backward in telling
those present that he thought Indi-
ana University had lost a real man
when Ingram resigned
1t is now up 10 University off
Gals to obtain new grid mentor
The alumni were unanimous In their
belief that an all-year round coach
should be obtained and this is the
plan OF the faculty board and
Athletic Director Clevenger,
Not a coach's name was men
toned Friday night as a possible
successor to Ingram. IT is known
that several have been considered
Those responsible for the hiring OF
a coach stated that they were open
to suggestions from alumni and that
all such men would be carefully in
vestigated.
Straight Talk
Alumni present talked straight
from the shoulder on Indiana ath-
letic problems and every one got
something or other "off his chest"
The tangible result Of the meet
ing was that a football committee
Of three be named from the present
athletic committee OF alumni and
faculty members. 1t will be an
nounced later. An organized effort
will be made to build up a real foot
ball spirit at I. u. The will to win"
was stressed by Chicago alumni pres
ent.
The meeting was in charge of nr.
w. j. Moenkhaus, chairman OF the
faculty athletic committee. lie
turned the duties OF POSTMASTER over
to Allan G. Messick OF Marion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
Thriller Contest Expected at
Bloomington as State
Rivals Clash on Court.
Probable line-ups

BIZ United Press
4 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Jan. 3D.
With every available ticket sold and
standing room at premium. indi-
cations today were that the greatest
crowd in the history of Indiana Uni
versity basketball would witness the
Indiana-Purdue scrap tonight.
Both teams are confident of vic
tory and both are in the pink of
physical condition. A battle royal is
sure to result. The contest will
start at 8 o'clock.
Purdue must win to keep its posi-
ton at the top of the Big Ten. I. u.
must win to keep in the running for
the title, as the Crimson has lost
two games already.
With these considerations and the
natural rivalry of the two clubs to
add fuel to the flame, the court bat
tie takes on all the aspects of a IT,
tanic struggle.
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WHEN TUNNEY FLATTENED CARPENTER

Frenchman through more rounds.
There was no possibility Of his
winning after the tenth.
For eight rounds Tunney had
outboxed Carpenter. A boxing
match was all it could be called.
Luis Firpo. OVERLOOKING in a ring
side seat, with the memory Of his
own marvellous battle with Demp-
sey in the same arena the Septem-
Der before, must have smiled de-
risively at the spectacle.
Tunney pulled up in the ninth
and Carpenter carried the round.
The bell rang for the tenth.
The two danced, to the center Of
the ring and edged about.
Suddenly Tunney hunched for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
TICKET STRUGGLE GOES
WITH SERVICE BATTLE
Chicago Is Going to Have Some Grief When 926 Army
Navy Grid Fray Is Staged

game not for the entertainment Of
the lay population. but for tho trade
that IL brings to their business men.
Fans in the East have become
reconciled to the fact Big Three
games and Army-Navy games are
private family affairs, but the west
ern fans are of sturdier breed and
they Will not be SO resigned when
the "sold out" announcement is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23

Young America. 30: Delphi. 26.
W WelIPnl seec9endS, 81 Rockfcld. 0.
si SBsHSif0 % !; F hieSSe55 e.
fss osOnSIIe. 4 Is, RFF oose kT g.
Bedford, 81 Frankfort, 81,
MindfaIl 49,; Union 80
n adfs s sfSGndF III 6aid Hn srs seconds
Emerson Gary. 4s; South Bend. %.
w Nsst iGhisfasG e. ;d dGrooeRsI iGsTy5. II
New Tesda RICHMOND, ss New Ross. IL.
Fillmore go; Russeiivilie. SO.
ond RussseSIlville seconds. 10; Fillmore sec
%S!l9 $sre 81 j %IIsssrg ?t II, zion. 49,
New Market. 81; Roachdale. 8.
B BSTIsIsi e. 50 Win 1dSsnc e. 81.
M SsesaSsrssg girYIs Is Atties girls TO-
ss omerset. 33s' S Swsbss; Is 10
nj. olympus girls. 80 Petersburg
Winsiow.. s5: Hazleton. Is.
Monon. A; Chalmers. "a,
90 Chalmers seconds. 80: Monon seconds.
Matthews, 80. Yorktown. 10.
Redkey, 16; Madison, 35.
Versailles Ia Union City IL.
Parker. -: Green II.
Losantvflle, %; Huntsville z,
% Garrett. "a; South Side ut. wayne).
Middleton %: Mooreland. 23.
Pendeton, Al Summitville 49,
Brook, 20: West Point. 1S.
Round girls Ao IN ADAMS GEnsniRR oR aa
% Washington Center. A.; Columbia City.
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
Milroy IL; Moscow. rs (overtime).
Carthage. 80: New Salem. IA.
Manila. 20; Glenwood. 8.
BENTON COUNTY TOURNEY
Ambia IS: Raub. 16.
Otterbe.n 30: Fowler. IT.
Boswell 81 Earl Park 10.
Wadena Is: Gilboa IL
Oxford. 52: Pine Township. %.
HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY
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COLD GOLF
Dallas Open Meet Starts on
Frozen Course.

BIZ United Press
DALLAS. Tex, Jan. 23.-With all
the elements Of a football game, ex,
cept the shouting, the first pair OF
more than 100 professional golfers
teed off at 5 a. M, today in quest Of
the Dallas open golf championship
at Cedar Crest Country Club. The
ground was frozen, a cutting wind
bit fingers, and the sky was over
cast
Observers predicted Canadian en-
tries had an edge in today's play.
The only optimist in Dallas as far
as golf was concerned was the
weather man, who forecast clear and
warmer later in the day and for
Saturdays second SO holes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
HELEN WIN S
Miss Wills Reaches Finals in
Cannes Meet.

BV United Press
CANNES, France, Jan. 23.-Helen
Wills, American tennis champion,
entered the final round of the Met
ropole tournament here today when
she defeated Mile. Henrietta Contos-
lavos, young French star. in two
sets at GA.
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ward. His left whipped out and
there was a crack as Carpenters
chin caught the full force Of the
blow. The Frenchman staggered.
Instantly Gene shot right to
the head.
At the count Of nine he was
up-up, but "out."
Tunney had. ceased to be
single. active fighter for. Georges
Carpentier-he was hazy pro-
cession of Tunneys that danced
around as the Frenchman's be-
logged brain sought to focus the
scene before him.
Tunney leaped forward. An
other crack to the jaw and Car
pentier went down again. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
BOUTS ARE POSTPONED

BIZ Times Special
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Jan. o.
The boxing show scheduled here
Friday night was postponed until
Tuesday on account of below zero
weather. Merle Alte and Happy
Atherton, Indianapolis lads, were on
the card for ten-round engagements.
A number Of Indianapolis fans made
the trip here.
Jim Mullen, Chicago promoter, an.
nounced the same card will go on
Tuesday
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60 7:3O-Winner game / and winner
=. game 2. t2-3)
(6) 6;30-Winner game 3 and winner
game A. (3-1
Winners of games and 9 go to final
Names Of officials to be announced later.
KOKOM0. MARCH Is
Game Numbers and
Time of Games
I'D 10:00-Winner at Flora and winner
80 IL :oo--winnner at A HUNTINGTON n'A and
winner at Royal Center.
az 2:30-Winner at Kokomo and win
ner at CORTLAND. (3-1)
(D 3i3O-Winner at North Manchester
and winner at Marion.
(6) 7:3o-winnesr- game and winner
game q $3.50
(6) S:30-Winner game and winner
game A. (3-1.)
Winners of games 5 and 8 go 70 State
final tourney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
BUsHY FIRST
Graham Gets Preference in
Bantam Ranks.

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Bushy
Graham. Utica bantam, win be given
the preference over Bud Taylor and
Chick Suggs. as the challenger of
Charlie Rosenberg. worlds cham
pion, the New York commission an
nounced today.
Graham outpointed California Joe
Lynch in ten rounds here Friday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
MoRGANToWN is STRONG
State Independent Champs Have
Lost Only One Game.
Br Tim es SDecial

BH Times Special
MORGANTOWN, Ind, Jan. %
Morgantown five. 1926 Independent
State champions, have lost only one
game this season. The Yorktown
Independents defeated Morgantown.
AZ to As. The winners had Mark
Williams, former Anderson H. S.
star, and Burdette, formerly of Wa
bash, in the lineup.
The combination Of Hickey and
StulI at forward and r. Adams, CEN
ter, has proved highly effective this
season. Morgantown will defend its
title in the coming independent State
tourney.
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lucky club TO win this contest had
to play only two games on Saturday
If 1t won the meet. while any of the
others had to play three.
-Four games will be played Satur-
day morning, March 20, instead of
three. Afternoon State final games
will start at 2:sO instead of 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
ALExANDER SIGNS

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.--Grover Cleve-
land Alexander, veteran ace Of the
Chicago Cubs, has signed his 1926
contract. Alexander begins his six
teenth season i'll the majors next
April.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
iipALTRY' S5oo,0OO OFFER
PhiIly Promoter Bids for Dempsey
Fight and Publicity.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.-The
Pennsylvania boxing commission ap-
proved an offer Of 100000 made TO
Jack Dempsey for bout against
Harry Wills here next summer and
for contest against Gene Tunney.
The offers were made by Herman
Taylor. Philadelphia promoter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
SUNDAY BASKETBALL

Two Games Scheduled at South Side
Turner Hall.
Sunday afternoon the Turner's
varsity" squad will tackle the fast
Real Silk Nighthawlxs at the Turn
ers' gym. The Nlghthawl1s formerly
We're known as the New Palestine
Red Birds.
Turner Blues will play the New
Palestine lions at p. m. The main
game Will start at $3.50. Henry Goett
will referee.
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TIRRIN'
the DOPE
E-7ANTED--One football coach.
NMI Address Indiana University,
By vEDDER GARD

E=aANTED-One football coach.
EWI Address Indiana University,
G Bloomington, Ind. There's
a job that many do not want. The
State school has beene called by
some the graveyard of coaches"
1t is a job for man with courage,
determination and super-leader-
ship.
A coach alone can not pull the
Crimson up into the sunlight OF
football victory. Grid conquests
are helped along by an efficient
coach, but there is something
deeper than that.
Football conquests start with
!. the very spirit of the school
an inherent something in the
students, the faculty and the
alumni which drives team on
to herculean efforts.
In the meeting of Indiana Uni
versity alumni and faculty ath-
letic committee members Friday
night a great deal was said about
the twill to win" A victorious
team must certainly have that in
grained in the minds Of all play
ers.
But such a condition comes usu-
ally through years of success. /.
U. has no such heritage on the
football field. If only a Crimson
club could have one big winning
Mar the situation might change.
~If some coach, by the very
force Of his personality, could
Undue his men with the idea that
they were better than opponents
the football situation would start
on an upward trend.
But that coach must have the
material to start with. Competi-
ton Is almost overwhelming in the
Big Ten except for remarkable
teams.
Most every one thinks he knows
all about sports. Alumni are not
ed for thinking if they were just
in charge of athletics things would
boom. They believe they know
more about football than a man
who is making it his business.
But all alumni have to do Is put
forward ideas. The hardest part
Of any idea is putting it across.
The enthusiasm OF grads is COM
mendable, but at times their ig-
norance of the real difficulties, Is
almost amusing.
Indiana u. needs coach right
now. But a coach alone can not
make a winner. The school in
all its phases must make a win
ner. The atmosphere of winning
must prevail-just how Indiana
will reach hiatt stage is a prob
lem. Kind Providence must
take hand and give the Grim
son push at the start.
Again we wish to assure the bas-
ketball fans of many towns that
the regional and final high
school schedules are really drawn.
The teams are not seeded" in
Nv way. The slips are taken
4Eom hat. 1t was G. f, AL
baugh's lid this time.
-1NE Of the most hectic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
Local H. S. Games
TODAY

Shortridge Invitationaa Tourney at Short
ridge
2P. M.--Noblesyille vs.. Carmel.
3P. M.-Tipton VS.. Shortridge
8 p. M.-Winners D. m. and o. m.
Central (Evansville) at Manual (nightl
(night)
= ST, Joseph (shelbyville) VS.. Cathedral at
K. @. hall mighty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23

r1NE Of the most hectic
IN high school basketball
" struggles in the history
OF the HoOsier State was
played az Bedford Friday Fight
when the Stone City outfit de-
feated Frankfort, "a to 81. In
the first half Boots of Frank
fort held the ball for six minutes
by actual timing while the Bed
ford team refused to come down
the floor in an attempt to take
il from him.
The lads of Coach Ivy evident
" had been coached not to at
tempt to break up a stalling
game and they permitted Boots
to keep possession of the ball.
The big fellow stood still with the
ball while the fans went wild.
At the time Franfort was lead
ing, Is to 8.
The Bedford fans swarmed
around the boundary lines of
the floor in an uprOar while
Boots stood still and all the
players waited.
The scene grew wilder and
wilder. Some fans got up and
left while others Kissed and
yelled. The refere kept walking
around the outer edge of the
court TO keep spectators from
the floor. Finally when bedlam
had let loose and about a minute
before the half ended Boots put
the ball into play.
m Bedford in the last half came
with a rush and defeated the
champs. 1t was~a large evening.
1t is Kokomo or Marion that is
the hard luck team this year.
Those two clubs rated by many
as among the best in Indiana will
meet in the regional at Kokomo
If they win their previous con-
tests. One cannot come to In
dianapolis for the finals, no mat
ter what happens.
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What They're Saying

This is the season Of the year when the
average guy who must remain in the
Joy creeping up on one of Florida's dude
radio broadcasters and pull the trigger,
while. the young gent is beginning o
speech about soothing sea breezes and
glittering sunshine.
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SANDY was beautiful,
Lsx. d. L.

SANO1 O0S Oe0uIuuL,
ambitious. But She?
-Sondy's f0nce had money,
position. He could fling the
Injuries of the world in
her lap.
Should she marry this
wealthy man? GiOe up
youth, romance?
The decision Sandy made
rushed upon three people
a fate tragic and resisfless--
a fate that lOiII keep you on
edge, that l0iH lDring tears
from your heart.
Read SANDY - starting
WednesdayTHE TIMES.
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BY Joe Williams
NEA Service Writer
CRASHING textbook that
unwound itself like a. dart

on the chin of George Carpenter
set Gene Tunney definitely on the
road to greatness, a road he is
still travelling.
The record books will tell you
Tunney knocked out Carpenter in
the fifteenth round of their mem
orable battle in the Polo Grounds
July "a, 1924. But it was a smash
ing knockdown punch in the tenth
that told Georges he was a beaten
man. Only his fighting spirit, that
amazed $4,000 fans, carried the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
zIvIc GETS VERDICT
Pittsburgh Welter Gets Unpopular
Decision Over Milligan.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.--Jack zivic,
Pittsburgh welterweight, Friday
night received an unpopular ten
round decision over Tommy Milligan,
European champion. One of the
judges called it draw.
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State Finals Tourney
AT INDIANAPOLIS. MARCH 10. 20
Sixteen Teams
FRIDAY. MARCH 10

Game Number and
Time of Games.
ID 9.0O-Winner game South Bend
and winner game Koko-
CD 1o:oo-winner game Martinsyille
and winner game B. Nun
cie (2-3.)
(3) 11:o0-Winner same Fl. Wayne
and winner game 5 Bed
ford. (3-4.)
"a 2:oo-winner game 5 Rushville
and winner game Green
castle. (4-1l
go 3:00--Winner game Rushville
and winner game Green
(6) 4:00-winner game 8 Muncie and
winner game 8 Bedford.
(2-3.)
Cd 7:30-Winner game 8 FIT. Wayne
and winner game Mar
= tnsville. (3-4.l
go S:30--Winner game South Bend
and winner game 9 Koko-
mo. (4-1)
SATURDAY. MARCH 20
f9) s;3O-winner game ] and winner
100 s:so-winner game 9 and winner
CID 1o:so-winner game and winner
t12) 11:so-winn@ers game "a and winner
TITLE SEMI-FINALS
t13) 2:30-Winner game 9 and winner
t1N s:so-wlknan@eTs game ag ii i-I and winner
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
(15) s:3O-winner game 8 and winner
game IA. (3-4)
Note-Onicials' numbers are L. 2. 3 and
4. Officials to be named later.