Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1920 — Page 19
ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS
TECH PREPARES FOR FRANKLIN (Continuer From Par* Elrtitera.) Logansport are said to haYe exceptionally strong teams this season. Since the Hartford City contest here. Coach Julius has drilled his men in passing the ball and their daily scrimmage with the scrubs this week shows that they are p r.ylng a much better brand of ball than they did at the start. The starting liue-ups tonight and Saturday probably will include the following men: Elmore and Richmond, forwards; Churchman, center; Riley and Ki gore, guards; Mitchell, Harvey, Me Lea y, Vickery and Daily will also make the trip.
BASKET-BALL
HIGH SCHOOL. Spiceland Academy, 13; Knlghtstown, 10. independent. Brownstown, 56; Coluinbua Legion. 10 j Biinbridge M. W. A., 29; Ladoga Legion, 16. „ ! Bunklin A. C.s, 56; Capitol A. C.s, 12. * V” Juniors, 12; West Atlanta, 39; Nash Blwocds, 2S. Tipton, 54; Connersville Legion, 16. GRFENSBCRG, Ind., Dec. 10.—Milan, with a victory over the M tdisou tossers, drew up to a tie for first place with Greeisburg In the Legion Basket-Ball League. In the other game of the week's sohe. ule North Vernon galued the decision over Batesvllle, 23 to 22, after a terrific struggle. The withdrawal of Madison md Columbus from the tourney cuts the field down to five. The standing follows: w. l. ret. Greensburg 3 0 1.000 Milan 3 0 1.000 Columbus 2 1 .667 Greenwood i 1 -5<X) North Vernon 2 3 .400 Madison 1 3 .250 Batesvllle 0 4 .000 MOORESVILLE, Ind.. Dec. 10.—The Mooresville Elks’ net team has recovered from the loss of Carlisle and Campbell by the signing of Kline and Babb, vet-
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eran stars with former Em-Boe quintets. , The two late additions have given the | squad a fine baiance, with Curtis, big j State Normal man, aud Cook, a last year’s high school star, fighting over the pivot position, and Moeller, Bray and Cosaud ready to tlli the other places. The Elks will play games on Tuesday nights after the first of the year, when they will have anew gym. The Perndale Athletic Club basket combination Is going through some stiff practice dr.lls this week preparatory to entering the fight for the State Independent honors. In 1918-19 the Ferndales captured the C ty Amateur League championship and they are stepping out In s.nreh of bigger game this season. All members of the championship team are In uniform and It is indicated that the quintet will be stronger than ever this season, as several new Ferndaie members are pushing the old players hard. The Ferndales plan to play one game at home ,;nd one away from home each week. They have a regulation court at the Feri dale Club and prefer to pl-y all city games there, but will consider dates on other floors. City teams desiring to book games. Belmonts. Turners, JoyGlooms, I. A. C.s, Merchant.’. Heat and Light and others in that class preferred, should call Belmout 690 StUe teams should address the basket-ball manager, l’erudale Hall, King avenue and Michigan street. The Lauter A. C. quintette is having a hard time bonking games with fast city and State teams, and It looks as though they are going to remain Idle the greater part of the season. Manager Maurice Jones says he has one of the best combinations in the city and that he believes such teams as the Turners, Belmonts, I. A. C. and Y. M. H. A. are racher skeptical about meeting them. For further Information address Jones at 242 North I Mount street, or call Belmont 2277. 1 The Greencastle Bear Cats are in the field again this season and would like to book games with the best 18-year-old teams in the State, Indianapolis teams preferred. Games may be played cither at Greencastle or at any other city in the State. Address Ray O’Neal, 609 1111I nois street, Greencastle. ! Tipton defeated the Connersvllle Tigers '54 to 16 at Tipton In a game featured jby the excellent teamwork and basket I shooting of the winners. State teams i playing the fastest brand of ball may
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obtain dates from the Tipton crew. Address L. R. Smltson, Tipton, Ind. ..The manager of the Fair-Plays requests all players to meet on the corner of Illinois and Washington street Saturday at 6 p. m. sharp to get ready to go to the Deaf and Dumb School gym to play the Deaf and Dumb Juniors. For games with the Fair-Plays call Prospect 5163, or North 5568. De Pauw Tigers Tangle With Em-Roes Tonight in Their Opening Scrap GREENCASTLE Ind.. De:. 10—De Pauw T ’s basket-ball season will open here tonight with the Em-Roe five of In- . dl .nnpolis furnishing the opposition. M Ith I the opening whistle tonight the Tiger | “Speed Five" will start on one of the hardest schedules any De Pauw team has faced In recent years. , Old Gold fans will have the oppor- ! tunity to see a member of last year’s 1 Tiger five In action with the Em-Roe i team tonight. “Newt” Carlisle, a member of the class of ’2O. who played for- | ward with the De Pauw ‘Speed Five ’ ! last year, is a member of the Em-Roe squad this season. Greencastle people will attend tonight s contest iu large numbers to see “Tiny” Hirt. a local lad. in action at the back 1 guard position of the De Pauw team. I “Tiny" is a 200-pound freshman, and I this will be his first appearance in a I Tiger basket-ball suit, lie played back | guard with the Greencastle High School five for three years and was u member of the local team which went to the State meet last year. White and Gill are two other new members of the Tiger basket squad that prohdblv will be seen In action tonight. White Is a Franklin lad and was chosen forward on the all-State high school basket-ball team Inst year. GIU Is a lanky plaver who hails from the East Hammond High School, where he received his earlv basket-ball training. Members of the Tiger squad are In good condition and eager for the contest. The probable Tiger line-up for the game is as follows Cannon and White, forwards; Gill, center, and Gipson and Hlrt, guards. CVBS BIT GEORGE MAISEL. CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Announcement of the purchase of George Maisel. an outfielder, from tho Portland club of the Pac:flc Coast League, was made Thursday by officials of the Chicago Cubs. Cash and two players yet to be named were given for the player.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER XU, ItfaU.
STORES OF CITY JOIN IN EFFORT TO STOP THEFTS (Continued From Page One.) fitting Company, Selig Dry Goods Company, the Star Store, W. K. Stewart Company, L. Strauss & Cos., the Taylor Carpet Company, Vonnegut Hardwart Company' and H. P. Wasson & Cos. In taking this step the retail stores of Indianapolis are following the action of merchants In many of the large cities. Many of the stores In the association will maintain detectives or operatives In their regular force. Others will have the assistance of private detectives in apprehending crooks In the large holiday crowtis. In this movement the Stores' Mutual Protective Association has been assured that they will have the coopera-
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tlon of the local courts, before whom such cases come, as well as the local police and detective forces. Especial attention will be given by the association to those cases known as “inside” and every one of this nature will be followed through to a conclusion. It has been found In other cities that time sentences given offenders of this nature am far more effective than when fines are assessed. Officials of other cities state that in their experience a Jail sentence more effectually stops the lightfingered Inclined than the assessment of u flnp, for, as a rule, when a fine Is iisseßsad, the offender steals again to pay the fine. The Stores Protective Association will secure the utmost publicity in the effort to stamp out the rapidly-growing evil. A complete filling system will be maintained wherein will be kept, on a card Index, the history of every case, together with a complete description of the one who committed the offense, and wherever possible a photograph of the offender
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To Indianapolis Men: You are confronted with a bewildering lot of advertising on men's clothing. DISCRIMINATE! Usually when clothes are quoted at extremely low prices they are of inferior quality. The value of a suit of clothes or overcoat depends upon the amount of service you get out of it. The prices at which we are offering our fine tailoring represent, in our Judgment, the best values In America. Clothes of our quality can not be sold for any less money than we are selling them. KAHN TAILORING CO .
Ready-to-Wear SUITS and OVERCOATS 182 suits now In our stock at this ons attractlvs price. Assortment Includes all wool blue serges, gray worsteds, pencil stripes, blue cheviots. fancy Scotch mixtures, etc Every garment made by our own tailors. Other Ready-to-Wear Suits and Overcoata now $26.75 to $58.75
Made-to-Measure SUITINGS nd OVERCOATINGS We re now vihnwlng 57 different fiatterns in Bultlng* aml overcoatng* at this apeclul price, any one of which can be made to your own dlcnenalonti In a fashion that please* you. Woolens Include gray herringbones, brown Scotch mixtures, blue serges, novelties, pencil stripes, checks, etc. Other Made-to-Meaeure Suitings and Overcoatings now $37.50 to $68.50
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in addition to this, the photographs will be distributed to the operatives In the stores, that they may be uses! for future identification, should that be necessary Included in the plan as outlined by the association, a bulletin service will be maintained by the means of which the members will be Immediately advised of all cases. The operatives will maintain an interchange of Ideas and experiences. The stores of the association will show In prominent places signs advising that they are protected. All enses'wherein it develops that persons have bought on the accounts of o”-' -s without having their authority
% j, HABERDASHER, AND HATTER. 2* R. Washington. 158 N. Illinois. BE GOOD TO YOUR FEET Give “him” a box of reliable sox — Shawknit Gray Out tide. White Inside, to Insure Foot Comfort
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Electrical Christmas Gifts AnElectric Waffle Iron Makes delicious crisp waffles in two minutes. An Electric Curling Iron A practical necessity on every dressing table. An Electric Heating Pad Replaces the old-fashioned leaky water bottle. An Electric Chafing Dish Clean, convenient, safe. An Electric Toaster Makes crisp, brown toast. Remember FOR ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS VISIT THE DAYLIGHT CORNER. Merchants Heat and Light Company C. 0 ’B. Murphy, General Manager. The Daylight Corner
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Open Saturday Until 9:30 P . M. 40 Associate Stores in U. S. A. Good Warm Ail Wool Overcoats —some mighty good plain blacks and oxford grays included in this lot, Chances are you will never see as good coats for the price again. Fine Quality Plaid Back Overcoats $25 $39 $35 eome of the coats were bought at big reductions and marked accordingly; others ware marked down to prices consistent with today's low wholesale costs. IV v of mat Price? You *n’t gauge clothes values by cut prices. Suits and overcoats bought at peak prices are not worth half price now; others bought since the big drop in wholesale prices are better values with no reductions whatever. On the basis of today's price and quality you will find our suits and overcoats the best values In the city. / First Block Mass. Ave.
will be followed to a conclusion regardless of the expense or the standing of the one who commits the otfenße. In tills particular feature the association will invoke the Indiana law specifically directed against the giving of worthless
Christmas jppf Wool Sox $ “1 .05 6 PAIRS $6 A wonderful Christmas gift for a man. Real wool sox, imported from England, in fine heather colors—brown, blue and green. Get them Saturday—they will sell quickly at this price. Regularly Priced , $1.75 Saturday , $1.05 (6 Pairs $6) id North Meridian
checks. AU cases where good* sold on lease terms are removed without the consent of the lessee will be followed and when the guilty are apprebened they will be prosecuted, the association leaders said. t
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