Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1922 — Page 7

DEC. 5, 1922

‘Duke ’ Hanny, Indiana Grid Captain, Has Fine Record on Football Field

WON HONORS PLA YING THE ‘GAME’ ON OTHER SIDE DURING THE WAR Served on Italian Border and Wears Medal for Oistinguished Service—Left School to Join Up. By XEA Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Dee. s.—Boring through thè line of serimmage is mere play compared with fighting Hungarians, says Frank Hanny, eaptain of thè Indiana University eleven. who spent several months on thè Piave front with thè Italians during thè World War. He wears thè Italian cross awarded for meritorious Services in thè war and lias been dubbed “The Duke’' by his teammates. Back lioine, at Aurora, 111., Hanny is known as a mernber of

thè famous Aurora high school football eleven whlch went east in 1915 and lost to New York, 13 to 12, for thè high school championship of thè l'nlted States. During that year and ihe year before thè opponente of Hanny's eleven scored only twenty points as compared to 700 so rthe Aurora team. Entered Before War Frank carne to Indiana University ;he year before thè war and easily made thè freshman team. He carne back to Indiana In 1920 and that year performed' thè remarkable feat of allowing only four yards to be gai ned around hlm by an opponent thè entire season. Last year he was unfortunate in receiving a severe injury to his shoulder in thè Harvard game, which kept hi mout of most of thè rernaining conteste. Aster a summer driving spikes in thè West with a railroad sectlon gang, Frank is as hard as nails. He plays end on defense and is often shifted to half back on thè offensive. He weighs 192, Is six feet tali and is 24 years old. In thè Indiana-Wisconsin game| this fall Hanny performed thè re-1 markable feat of carrving thè ball ! for Indiana on nlne successive line j plunges with a net gain of thirty- ! five yards in three first downs. In thè same game Hanny, for thè seventh tlme this season. tackled a runner returning his punt.

TWO PRACTICES A DAY IN ORDER AT WABASH e Searlet Five to Make Southern Trip During Holidays. By Time* Special CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind., Dee. 5. —The Wabash College five swings Into action next Saturday night at j Muncie, Ind., where thè Durant independent team is to be met. Aster- | noon and evening practice is being i i.eld by Coach Pete Vaughan. During j ihe Chrìstmas holidays thè Searlet j team will make a Southern trip through thè Dixieland States. State ; •-rames have not as jet been scheduled , as Wabash is not j'et a mernber of I thè new Indiana Collegiate Confer- ! enee. Tentativo dates have been ; made, however, and it is thought that \ thè Little Giants will become a mem- ! ber of thè association at thè next j meeting. NOTRE DAME OPENS NET SEASON WITH MICHIGAN Football Players Reported Monday for Basket Sport. By Time* Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dee. s.—The Notre Dame basket-ball team . opens Ita regular schedule early with games at Michigan University Friday and thè Michigan Aggies at Lanslng on Saturday. Tonlght thè Irisb five meet thè Michigan City Y. M. C. A. club. The Notre Dame fans are not rxpectirg too much at thè start, as thè net season is opening too soon aster thè grid schedule. As most of thè hardwood players also performed on thè whlte-chalked fleld and were rcleased for practice Monday there haa been no tlme to develop a strong outOt. Coach Hai&s !s agaìn In c.narge Don MiUer and Layden, back fleld football flashes. are out for thè net sport. Lambert Huntlng Guard 5 Time Special LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Dee. s.—Piggy Lambert is busy these day drllllng thè Purdue bagketball squad for thè strenuous season to come. The coach’s main problem is to find & back guard to take thè place of Miller, who was lost through graduation. It is no easy job. The great Uttle floor guard. Robblns, formerly with Rochester High School, is out for a place and it does not look as though any one can keep him ofT thè five. Treat, a forward of last year: Hawkins and Stewart, a 1922 freshman. are fighting lt out for thè back guard job. There are no games untll aster thè holidays. Y. M. S. Team Win The V. M. S. football team defeated :he Riley Tigers, 7 to 0, at Garfield l'ark. Rosengarten starred with his rrood tackllng. Wetzel caught a long pass in thè fourth quarter and went over for a touchdown. He dropkicked thè extra polnt. Next Sunday tne Y. M. S. will meet thè Spade A. C. at Spades Park. There will be practice Friday night. St- Philips Meeting The St. Philips football team will hold a meeting at 819 N. Gray St. Wednesdav at 7-30 p. m. All players are requested to attend and tura In thelr unlforms and books.

First Casualties Bu Vnited Prt*> NEW YORK. Dee. s.—The firet carualtlrs of thè si x-day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden occurred last night during thè 9:30 o'clock sprinta when McNamara and Lorenz collided and spilled Ave of thè other contestants in a heap at thè bottoni of thè rrack. None was dangerously injured. although Lorenz was cut so badly on thè arm that he had to retlre from thè race.

Harvard Loses Veteran Trio By XEA Service CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Dee. 5. —Of all thè big eastern football teams, Harvard ls least hit by graduation. The crlmson loses only three mombers of thè firststring varsity eleven, George Owen, Charley Buell and Eskie Clark. It will be noted, however. that thè trio includes two of Harvard's shining lights, Owen and Buell.

FRANKLIN TEAM OPENSNET CARD College Five to Start Season With Indiana Law. By Time Special FRANKLIN. Ind.. Dee. 5. —The Franklin College basket-ball team, whlch has ben working out under Coach Grlz Wagner, will open lts season Friday night against thè Indiana Law School five of Indianapolis at Franklin. The new college mentor has a number of players trying for everv post and he will give them all a chance against thè embryo lawyers. Vandiver, who for thè last three years has been thè outstanding high school player of thè State at Franklin High School, will probably be used both at center and forward. He has been piactlclng at both positlons. Gant, all-State high forward last year. and Vandiver's running mate, is another great player. Or. Tuesday, Dee. 12. thè Impana Dentai College will be played at thè Franklin gym. SHORTRIDCE DRILLS FOR WEEK-END TILTS ABROAD Locai Uve Opens New Gym at Ft. Wayne-Ehvood Saturday. Shortridge High Schol net five is practicing hard for two games on thè road this week-end with Ft. Wayne and Elwood. On Friday thè team play at Ft. Wayne, opening a new gym nasi um in that cìt>\ The following night Elwood Is taken on there. Although thè north side Ave won thè opener with Broad Ripple, Coach Burtou is far from satlsfied and is endeavoring to polish thè rough edges that showed in that tilt. He ls working on thè short passlng game. Hart's good showing at center just about assures him that job. Dixon at back guard is good, but his size is against ■ liim and Sherraan, a center, may get | a chance at thè place because of his | height.

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SPEAKER AHER CATCNER MESTI ATBIRPOWWOW Ty Cobb ls Aster Joe Boley, Star Shortstop of Baltimore Orioles. By HEXRY FARRELL l'nitcd Preas Staff Corrctpondcnt . LOUIS VILLE, Ivy., Dee. 6.—With nothfng partleular to do thè guiding minds of thè “bush leagues” went into Pession here todaj\ Owners, managers and share holders of practically every minor league baseball club in thè country were gothered for thè annual sessior. or thè National Association. With thè draft question announced as permanently shelved, with no lssues to war over, thè annual conclave of thè "little fellows" turned itself aimost into a market of players. Fringing thè gathering of minor magnates were thè high mogul of thè major leagues, ready to sell rookies or hear thè bottoni prices on thè prize Products of last year's crop on thè .••mali tlme. There was talk of raany deal, but confirmation was lacking, due to thè tendency of thè delegate to hold off thè hot stuff untll thè last minute. The Cleveland Indiana agreed to pav $30.000 to thè Milwaukee Club of thè American Association for Services of Glenn Myatt, a young catcher sent to thè Association from thè Philadelphia Athletics. accordlng to reports from a very rellable source. While lt ha not been officially anmounced. it was also learned, that Frank Shaugnessey, footbaal coach of Magìll University, Canada, had been named manager of thè Syracuse International League club. Jack Dunn. manager of thè Baltimore International League champions. was due to arrive today. Three major league clubs were waiting to swoop down on him to talk business over Joe Boley, his star shortstop. Ty Cobb, manager of thè Detroit Tigers, sald he wa ready to tnake an offer for him and thè Chicago White Sox also would like to have him, but thè St. Louis Cardinal were said to have thè inside of thè traek. Commlssioner K. M. Landis was on The scene early today. S&ying that he was present merely as a spectator, he would not consent to an lnterview.

IRISH ALUMNI WANT GAMES IN CHICAGO Deinand Notre Dame Play at I<eat One Game There. By Vnited Preaa CHICAGO, Dee. s.—Pressure ls be- ! ing brought to bear on Notre Dame ; by members of thè school to play at ieast one football game each season in Chicago. Georgia-Tech is under contract to | play in South Bend next fall, but it ' is thought thè game may be transDrred to thè new stadium under conrtructlon in Grant Park. Nebraska may come to Chicago for a game in 1924. •• - * 1 Y. P. C.S HAVE GAME WITH FAST PERÙ FIVE Will Meet un thè Y. P. C. Floor Thursday Night. The St. Anthony Y. P. C. basket ball team will play thè Perù Indepen dents on thè 1. P. C. floor Thursday night. The game is scheduled for | 9 p. m. The Perù team was beaten by thè Indiana Unlversitj’ team last weeK in a good game. They are fast, thè majority being former high school and : college stara. O’DOWD CLEANS RED M’DONALD IN MARION Muncie Fra! ber Get Better of TwelveRound Go. • By Time Special MARION, Ohio, Dee. s.—Aliokey O’Dowd, Muncie featherweight, won over Red McDonald of Toledo here last night in twelve ripping round*. O’Dowd fought a great aggressiva tight. Rutler and Ornar, Saturday Butler will try conclusione with thè Ornare Saturday night at Tomllnson Hall to start olf thè net season. The Irvington quintet has been practicing for about a month and ha been strengthened recently by thè addition of thè football players. who also perform on thè hard court, j The Omars boast an lmpressisve Iline-up with Mendenhall. Hennessesy and Glpson at forward, Carney center and Moffett, Hltikle and Frankfort at guard. City Three-Cushlons Shane will meet Brown tonight In i thè city handicap three-cushion I tourney at thè Board of Trade parlor. i Shane shoots from scratoh and : Brown for 45. Moore defeated Roger, 45 to 29, in i thè Monday night match. Each had | a high run of three. Myers in. Kilonls B v Vnited Preti CHICAGO, Dee. G. —Johnny Myers, mlddleweight wrestling Champion, ; and challenger John Kilonis meet here tonight In a title bout. They I will wrestle to a finish, two out of , three falla.

Independent Basket-ball

The Lucky Ftve basket-ball team wants fame* in thè 13-14-year-old class. Bellefontaine Whlz Banks take notice For frames cali Drexel 8197 and ask for thè manager. TUe Plrates basket-ball team defeated thè Orientai lire. 50 lo 11. Gaspar piled up thè most polnts for thè winners. For rame In thè 10-ycar-old class cali Belmont 204.3 and ask for Vessa

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Turns Pro NAT PENDLETON A new field has bene opened for thè college athlete—wrestling. Nat Pendleton, former captain of thè Columbus University wrestling team, has turned professional. Pendleton iccently hogged thè sporting spotlight by defeating Mussino, who is rated among thè best. He feels that within a year he will be ready challenge Champion Lewis.

ORDERSOEPUTYTO PHOVECHIHGES Assertion of Siki-Carpentier Frame-up Cause Sensation. By Vnited Xete PARIS, Dee. 6.—The Prendi boxlng commisslon. In a resolution, haa demanded that M. Dlagne, Senegai negro mernber of thè Chamber- of Deputles, piove within fìfteen daya his charges that thè Sikl-Carpentier tight was “framed." Otherwise. officiai. of thè commis sion stated, requests will be made to lift parliam ?ntary immunity to permlt thè prosecutlon of Diagne. The resolution will be sent to mem ber of thè Frech cabinet, presidents of both thè chamber and senate. dep utles. senators, thè press and to thè French colonies. In upholdlng its verdlct that Battling Sikl, thè Senegalese, knooked out Georges Carpentier. thè commlssion States it has in its possesslon an alleged letter from Diagne to Heller, Slkl’s manager, In which thè compatrlot Slki i. congratulated on his "clean-cut-victory” NEW ENCLAND SCHOOLS ABOLISH PRO COACHES Grid Team. Will Be Under Faculty Saporvislon. By Vnited Preti SPRINGFIELD, Mima.. Dee. 8 Five New England college have accepted thè pian to abollsh professional coaches and to place thelr team under thè supervislon of facultv coaches The school whlch have aceepted this pian are Weslevan, Union, Rate, Trlnlty and Hamilton. LYNCH WILL MEET JOEY SANGOR DEC. 7 Bantie Plans Trip to Western Const Soon. Rii Time Special MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dee. s.—Joe Lynch, bantam champ, will meet Joey Sangor here Dee. 7. He meet Eddle Anderson at Davenport, Dee. 15. Lynch is planning a trip to thè western coast and will box In several western cities. Cohen and I>ee Matehed Danny Cohen against Bobby Lee. Thoso are thè nume of thè principles in ten more round of thè boxing show to be staged by thè American A. C. at Tomllnson Hall Dee. 12. Both are classy serappers of thè srnashing type and thirty minute of slam-bang is on thè schedule.

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Comparison of Scores Favor Michigan Eleven Over lowa

Michigan and lowa finished thè "Big Ten” season tied for first place in thè conference championship. lowa captured thè honors in 1921. Since lowa was not defeated during thè past season, lowa. accordlng to precedent, Michigan... 19 Ohio 0 Michigan... 24 Illinois 0 Michigan... l(ì Minnesota.. 7 Michigan... 59 Opponente.. 7 Whilfc comparative scores do • not meAn a great deal in modera football, thè Michigan-lowa

Playing thè Field I With Eddic Ash i SHELBY VILLE wants a high school sectlonal basket tourney. The Shelby boy. are tired of golng to Franklin each j'ear and getting knoeked off. COACH of thè Whmington College grid team has tossed up thè water bucket. The townspeople got aster him when his eleven slumped. More and more thè college coach’s Job is becomlng like a leaguo baseball manager’s lise. Frank Roth ha be*-n appointed roach of thè Cleveland Indiati. Perii ape a few Indiana]>oH fan recali when Both was catcher for thè locai Indiati year ago. CLARENCE ROWIA.ND is a Champion at landing jobs. The question of maklng good doesn’t seem to count In his case. He has been appointed American League urnplre. ROIVLAND hlamed his managerial failure at Columbus and Milwaukee on what. he termed hand-shaking l>all players. Too many hand shaker and not enough serappers, wa thè way Clarence put lt. STKI says he double-crossei tho sure-thlng Ikivs by kr.ocklng out Carpentler when he (Sikl) wa supposed to be there to "lay down" in thè fourth. If that be true, he ha been a long tlme telling it. Tf thè bout wa "framed,” Cnrpenticr ap|>arent!y wa unaware of it. He couldn't get out of hed for a week. IF these feature touraament bmvling matche continue pir tans will be shoutin’ for a bowling stadium. They were paeked in to suffocatlon at thè Century alle vs Monday. FRENCH. former West Polnt star, wa thè "goal" of thè Third Army Area-Marine grid game In Baltimore With a chance to tie thè score, French held thè ball for Vldnl to klek for thè polnt aster touchdown and he let go too soon catislng thè klek to go wild. The Marine won, 13 to 12. FRENCH and Vldal, former West Pointer and Nove. former An napoli star, played with thè Third Area. The game drew 40,000 people. Notre Dame I long on trip. IVhere thè football team left ofT thè basket-ball Ave begins. At Michigan City tonlght, at Ann Arbor F'riday and at I-anslng, Saturday. COACH LAMBERT of thè Purdu. basketeers no doubt ha decided this close-to-nature stufi ls all thè bunk. Kversman, forward, spralned an ankle while hlking in thè woods and Ijong, tub forward, reoelved a like Injury while chasing a rabblt. RALPH DE PALMA went to jaii in Madera, Cai., Monday to start s“rvlng a ten-day nentenoe for speed ing. He carrled two sultcase coninining clothing and personal effect. lou’d he surprlsed to know what some raen term "personal effeets.”

will continue to hold thè championship. Since both Michigan and lowa met three of thè same teams in thè “Big Ten,” a comparison of thè scores of those games are of interest: Iow r a 8 Illinois 7 lowa 28 Minnesota. 14 lowa 48 Opponents. SO scores against Illinois, Minnesota and Ohio State show to thè advantage of Michigan.

SOUTH BENO HAS ■ LIGHT NET CARD Northern High School Team Opens Season Dee. 22. By ‘Time Special SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Dee. s.—South Bend high school has only thirteen game on its basket-ball schedule so far this season. The opening contest will be played on Dee. 22 with Benton Harbor, Mich., furnlshing thè opposltion at thè locai gym. E. H. Burnham, who is coaching thè team, has two of last year’ veterana back, around whom to build a team. Tn thè regular scheduled games last season eighteen games were won and one lost. Among thè teams defeated were Culver Military Academy, Englewood of Chicago, Hyde Park of Chicago, Flint. Mich.; Scott high of Toledo, Emerson of Gary and Goshen. This year's card is as follows:* Ver. 2—Benton Harbor at South Bend. Jan. I—A In inni. Jan f)—MiaVtwaka at MUh. Jnn 12—1. a Porte at X.a Porte Jan I—Benton Harbor at Benton Harbor. Jan. It—Valnaraìeo at uuth Bend. Jan. 20—Elktiart at Elkharl. Jan 26—E'khart at South Bend. Keb 2—Gary (Emerson) at Gary. Feb. 6—Open. Feb il—l.a Porte at South Bend Feb Iti—Gary at South Bend Feb. 20—Mislia aka at South Bend. Feb. 23—Vaiparaiso at Valparaieo.

AMUSEMENTB

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SKATING Every Afternoon and Night RIVERSIDE

Great Guard H. L. EBERSOLE Ebersole of Cornell outplayed every man that faced him during thè season just passed. He is regarded as all-American material. lIIIANUAL HI6H GELEBRATES WIN Students Romp Around Monument in Honor of Grid Heroes. Manual Training High School today cslebrated thè vrinning of thè city grldiron championship. The members of thè football team were hor.or guests at thè celebration. The students met on thè steps of thè monument before school Tuesday and staged a smaka dance and yelling bee. Then they marched to school, where thè trophy was awarded by Superintendent Graff. The parade was led by th? school band and thè football team rode in rr.achines Manual beat Tech in thè annusi grid battio for thè city championship. Jackson Takes Count JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Dee. 5. IVillie Jackson, llghtweight, was knoeked out by Johnny Shugruo in thè tenth round here Monday.

\M PALACE |UJ CONTINUOUS 12:00 NOON to 11:00 P. M. —IT’S A MIRTH SHOW—CHAS. AHEARN &CO. VAUDEVILLE'S FUN FEAST AUGMENTED BY THE NUT JAZZ BAND FARREL TAYLOR & CO. “THE AFRICAN DUKE” SEMON-CONRAD CO. FRANK and ETHEL HALLS MUSICOMICALITIES THROUGH THE WINDOW kks STAN STANLEY - ATTRACTION V I fili U Inllbbil Favorite “‘THAVMA” I f p e „ a o t t u o re ANITA STEWART THE RADIO WIZARD PLAY ROSE O’ THE SEA

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STATE COLLEGE ATHLETIG HIS 111 MEETING HERE Indiana Institutions to Complete Organization Plans Saturday for New Conference. The annual meeting of thè Indiana Intercollegiate Conference will be held Saturdaj' at thè Claypool Hotel at 11 a. m. The meeting will be largely d ev(J ted to completing thè organization. * At thè organization meeting last June a constitution was adopted and thè schools represented were to offer it to thelr respective faculty athletla committees for approvai or rejection. It was understood that all of thè colleges who voted favorably at that Urne would enter thè association, but to date only five schools have formaily applled for admission. These Institutlons are Purdue, Manchester, State Normal, Hanover and N. A. G. U. College of Indianapolis. Wabash college, which did not favor thè organization last June, has askei to be allowed to send a delegate to thè meeting and it ls thought tha F'rawfordsville College will fall In line. The bone of contentlon last June was thè freshman rule, whicl| prohibits first-year men from parti©* ipatlng in athletics. Schedule maklng will also be taken up at thè gathering by thè various athletlc dlrectors and coaches who will attend. N. A. Kellogg, athletio director at Purdue, ls prcsident of thè conference and B. E. Bayh ,©£ State Normal, secretary. Cooler, Kepner Win Cooler and Kepner won match** in thè State three-cushion cue tourney at thè Occidental parlor Monday. Tho two met in thè afternoon grame 'fendi Cooler won, 50 to 26. Then In tho evening Kepner defeated Rubens, 50 to 40. Best high run of thè day was a five by Kepner. Chainpalgn, (111.) and Indianapolis cueists in thè lUlnois-Indiana Leaguo are on thè Tuesda> r schedule at tho Occidental, afternoon and night.

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