Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1921 — Page 17

t v). Sommers, National Furniture auu Banner Furniture, were the teams to have a big night in the Furniture loop and Bet baek the Baker Brothers, Home Furniture and Vietor Furniture fives for three games each. The 923 team score of the Banners was, In fact, the banner performance of the evening. Taylor Carpet and Ideal Furniture won two games from the Peoples Outfitting end Great Western squads. The contests were very close. Berg of the Taylors was the big gun of the evening with a 224 count in his 6econd game. He came right back with 204 In the third match. Other double century bowlers were Henry with scores of 203 and 205; Smith, 209; Goodhue, 205, and Wilhite, 201. Two out of four winners in the Wholesale circuit made clean sweeps of their schedules. The three-time victors were Ilibben-Holfweg, and Hamilton-Harris teams The victims were M. O’Conno end Company and J. C. Perry Company. Havens and Geddes took two out of three from House of Crane and Van Camps treated the J. C. Perry five the same way. The House of Crane posted the high score of the right In the one game In which the “birds” were victors. The total rolled np was S4O. One lone 200 score was posted In the Wholesale League. The fact of the mat-

Local Grid Notes

If the Mapletons have a better team than that which represented them last Sunday, when they were defeated by the St. Phillips eleven, 12 to 7, the Saints are willing to give them another chance. As Zipp, Yeager and Levitan played last week, along with ofc- ! f; that have bJen with the Mapletons all season, the St. Phillllps team can no< Understand the Mnpleton’s claims that they did not have their regular team in the’ game. St. Phillips has defeated the Hupps and Olivers this season, and next Sunday take on the Orapplers at Brookside Park at 2:30 o’clock. AH Fairfax players are requested to practice tonight at 7 o’clock for the Indianapolis club team Sunday. The Brookside Cubs will practice tonight at Brookside park and all players are asked to be present. The CuW have Several open dates they would like to fill. Marion Ramblers. St. Phillip’s or Riverside Triangles preferred. For games address Earl Bailey, 850 Temple avenue. The Polygon A. C.s claim the city championship In the 110-pound class, haring defeated every team they have played this season. A game is wanted With the Mapletons. Rowland’s Ex-Collegians play the Frankfort Tigers at Frankfort Sunday. The Collegians are practicing every evening under Coaches Thomas and Warmack. GREENWOOD, Ind., Nor. 18.—Owing to a cancellation the Greenwood American Legion football team Is without a game * for Sunday and would like to schedule a game with some good team, the contest to be played on their grounds. For games address C. L. XBhys, Greenwood, Ind. SPADES A. C. MEETING. The Spades A C. held the third of a series of meetings last night at Branch Library No. C. James Lowry of the park board was present and spoke to the members on the subject of “Organization of e Club.” The meeting was well attended and considerable progress was made toward prefecting the working of the club.

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ter was that the business of high totals was carried along on a retail basis. Reimer of the House of CrUne was the “champeen” with a 204 In the second game. Although naturally the Vest Shop in the Kahn loop could not very well have anything up its sleeve the team stepped out and defeated the Pants three games A big 22a by Holland starred things off just right for the Vests. The Trimming department trimmed the Office In the odd game and the Coats put on lots of style and took the first two games from the Cutting outfit. The Brooksldes and Evergreens grabbed three in the Odd Fellow League. Ward of the Evergreens was the king pin of the evening, turning in scores of 238,17a and 20L In che Abattoir League the Pigs and Steers took three each from the Bulls and Calves. The Calves were easy but the Bulls gave the Pigs hard battles in every game. The Hogs won two from the Lambs although the I.ambkins posted the best team total of the evening for a single game, with a mark of 806 in the second ga r a. Gallagher helped the big Lamb count by hitting the pins for 220 in the “large” effort of the night. Rice of the Hogs got himself 211 maples in his last chance.

Independent Football

CRAWFORDSYILLE. Ind., Nov. IS.— Byron Cox post No. 72 of t he American Legion will put a basket-ball team In the field this season. William (Bill) Sprow ex-basket ball, football and baseball player at Wabash College, will coach and manage the team. NEW AUGUSTA, Ind., Nor. IS.—New Augusta Independents’ basket-ball team defeated the United States Tire and Rubber Company five, 6l to 19. New Augusta would like to boob some games with State teams. Write Paul R. Young, manager, New Augusta, Ind. GREENSBURG. Ind., Not. 18.—The Knights of St. John of this city recently organized an independent basket-ball team under the management of Barton W. Lawton and wants games with State teams. Address Lawson at Greensburg. RICHMOND, Ind., Not. 13.—The Camera Shop Kewpies have some open dates for which they would like to book teams in the State jn the 125-135-pound class. Write narry Fiaukel, Camera Shop, Richmond. Ind. Lose A. A. U. Records NEW YORK, Nor. 18—The printer’s copv of the annual report of the Amateur Athletic Union has been lost on a subway train and the loss may seriously interfere with acceptances of last season’s track and field records at the union's meeting in Chicago next week. A reward has been offered for return of the copy. Delegates in all parts of the country have been telegraphed to bVing to Chicago duplicate applications for new records with proofs of performance, in order that the records may be acted upon without the delay of another twelve months. MAY BAH PESEK. •LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 18.—If unofficial reports concerning alleged foul tactics employed by John Pesek, Shelton, (Neb.) heavyweight wrestler, in his recent bout at New York re confirmed, the Nebraska ■wrestler will he barred from contests iu his home Sta'e, Lewis R. Doyle, State boxing commissioner, said last evening. Commissioner Doyle said he was Investigating the reports.

New Local Basket Team Announces Strong Line-up Harbor’s All-Stars is the latest Independent basket-ball team .to enter the local net arena, and along with the announcement of it§ line-up comes the interesting statement that the players enrolled with the All-Stars are under contract to play with ng> other luintet. Considering the class of players named by the manager, this *s something unusual this season, as a number of the local net prominents have been announced as playing on from two to a half dozen different teams. With the All-Stars will be Woodruff, formerly of Wabash; McClure, formerly of Purdue; Jacobs of the University of Michigan: Behrent, Courtney and Chandler, former Em-Roe and Merchants’ players, and Rohm, well known EX-high school player. The Harbor All-Stars will be a road team, playing all its games away from home, anil a schedule is being made

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McNamara and Mcßeath Win 24-Hour Bike Race

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—Reggie McNamara and Alex Mcßeath won first place in the twenty-four-hour bicycle race which ended last night in a wild series of sprints In Madison Square Garden. Lawrence and Thomas finished second and Grenda and Clerk, third. The winning team covered 466 miles six laps and scored 657 points. Lawrence and Thomas lapped the field twice In the last hur and ran even with the winners, but ifrere placed second with 288 points. Clark and Grenda were a lap behind, with 287 points, and Lang and Lands were fourth, also a lap behind, with 56 points.

Hoosier Towns Expected to Join Three-I Loop

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.—South Bend and Ft. Wayne, Ind., It Js expected, will replace Cedar Rapids and Rock Island In the Three-I Baseball League next year. Cedar Rapids and Rock Island dropped out of the league at the annual meeting here yesterday. A1 Tierney, president of the league, will visit South Bend and Ft. Wayne in the near future to discuss with baseball men In those cities the matter of transferring the two franchises. An application for a franchise from Clifford R. Trimble, Aurora, has been received by the league but no action has been takep upon it. Attendance figures submitted by President Tiekney show that 380,468 persons saw the teams play last season. Terre Haute, with 75,315, had the largest attendance.

NOTED RUNNERS IN PITT RACE. NEW YORK, Nov. 18. —Six cross country runners of the Metropolitan district, Including William Ritola, winner of the

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