Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 182, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1922 — Page 9
DEO. 9, 1922
SOUTHERN CRITICS CHOOSE ALL-STAR “DIXIE” GRID ELEVEN
Bv BILLY EVANS Dttring thè past tcn years thè South has certainly made rapid strides on thè gridiron. The class of football played below thè Mason and Dixon line compares most favorably with that of any other section. Alabama sprang one of thè reai surprises of thè season when Xen Scott’s pupils defeated Pennsylvania, 9to 7. Corning directly aster Penn’s decisive defeat of thè Navy, it was one of thè biggest upsets of thè year.
Martinsville Loses Thriller
HI FI gofs fìssi game UH HE PDINT Score Was 28 to 27 and Game Was One of Best Played Thls Year. By DICK AXDERSOS Sporta Editor A /X ARTIN SVTLLE / \ a~\ High School bash' ket-ball team lost f~ - —■ 1 a thrilling game f- - f 1 to Franklin High l 4 Friday night on I" f thè Martinsville | V yO floor. 28 to 27. The game was ■ — anybody's up unttl thè final mlnutes of thè game, vvh.cn Franklin oozed In one and and snatched apparent defeat freni thè sire. Both teams played a whirlwlni brand of basket-ball from thè Etarting whistle and provided thè fans In thè crcwded gym with plenty of thrllls. The strong rlvalry of thè two teams nded zest to tlie contest. The school velling was desfening. Both teams will be heard from thls year, as they aro both sveli balanced and are fightcre from thè word go. There was little to choose between thè two. although thè plavlng of thè mailer Franklin floor workers smacked of championship dava. Sefton. fioor guard; Underwood at center and Davis at forward for Franklin played a corklng game. Captaìn Bain •'of Martinsville at back guard, Cox at forward and Schralter at floor guard showed up fine. Schnaiter has thè maklng of one of thè beet floor guarda in thè State. 14 lo 11 at Hall The first first half end ed 14 to 11, with Martif brille leadiug. In. tho second half, Franklin, by fighting thè ball all of thè timo, managed to scoro 17 points io their opponente’ 13, and won thè game by thè margln of one polnt. A regrettabio thing happened In thè ©cond half. Referee Westover,-, who ofßeiated thè game, is not at fault and ruled as any other basket-ball officiai would have. In a mix-up under thè Martinsville ba. k®t. a Martinsville man was knocked out. The play moved out from under thè basket and down thè floor to thè Franklin basket before any one realized that any thing had happened. Referee Westover was watching play at thè Franklin basket and did not see it. The Martinsville captain ran up to Westover and siapped him on thè back ard ye'.led tlme out. and ther ran back with out telling him th© reason. At That tlme a Franklin forward had thè ball, and Westover. observing thè rules. let thè play ga through. and Franklin scored a*fteld goal. Then, when he tumed, he saw thè man out and called timo. The fault, if there ls any. is with thè management of thè Martinsville team for not having an umpire assisting thè referee. If there had been one thè lncident would not have happened. Referee Westover ruled that thè basket counted and asked Coach Lostutter if he wanted it under thè olrcumstances. Lostutter sald yes ani thè goal was counted. Those two | points won 'he game for Frantflln. Lostutter can not Vie blamed for faklng what was technirally his.' Any other coach would have done thè rame thing in a tight game. All In all it was a great exhibition cf baskethall and both teams know plenty about thè game. Coach Gìenn Curtis of Martinsville has a classe ìooking team and Lostutter of Frar.klln has a representativi bunch from thè place where “they grew ’em.” Frankiin (28). Martinsville (27). Davis F Cox MoQuision F Erown Wiuteaidee C Jarrel Sefton G Schnaiter tvtiliams G Bain Field goa : ?—MoQuiston. 1: Whit-sidos, X: Cavia. 3: Cnder-vood. 4: Wlìer, 1: Scfton. 2: t.’ox. 3; Eroin. 5- Jarrol. 2: Schnaiter. 1: Bain. 1. Foci rea'— 3: Wiler, 1 : Brown. 3. Substitiaions—Coy for >lcOatston. Wiler far Coy Fnderwood for Wh Una Idra. Wrlxht fcr Jarrel ard Jarrel for Wrteht. Referee —Beri W tover. Third Game Here B? Tirici Spedai CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ir.d.. Dee. 9. —lt was annour.oed h©re Friday that if a three-garne baseball series is played between Wabash and De Pauw in thè spring thè third contest wtll be stnged at Washington Park. Indianp polis. West Virginia Chosen Rtr Vnttfil Press MORGAXTOWN. W. Va.. Dee 9. The undefeated University of West Virginia eleven will piav thè University of Oregon Ir. San Diego, Cab, on Christmas day. it is anr.ounced. ) V New Dartmonth leader By Times Special HANOVER, N. H„ Dee. 9.—Members of thè Dartmouth football team Friday named Cvril Aschenbach of Eftst Orange, X T ANARUS., to captain next fiSU's eleven. McDonald Beats Devore Bv Times Special LOUISVILLE. Dee. 9.—Red McDonald of Toledo outpeinted Willie Bevoro of Akron here Friday night In ten rounds.
~ - ■ - - .© —ri. NIFTY GOAL TENDER ON SOCCER TEAM j 4*. ■ ■ -•—-—■■—-—•*—•• —•• " n —-• + f|Ì&- J ■ lJ> M a r p hy, goal keeper for thè Indlanapolls soccer <*f w- team, la regarded p as one of th© best È! M&àétèb-'- in Ih© Stato. 110 p will be seen in acp tlon Sur.day whon Indianapolis piava KSL- with Sulllvan, Ind The garno will ti© : m SI enllod at 2 p. m. |'r r j&b jBB ho played at W. Elghteenth feated Hullivan BEfUOAVISWINS FROMSOUTHPQRT
Large Crowd Jams Gym to See Games. Cw Time* .special ~SOL'TIIPORT, Ind., Dee. 9.—Ben Southjxirt High School basket-ball team 22 to 16. Th© Edgewood grada school quir.tet won from donna Valley by a 20 to 8 score. The B‘'n Davis High School girls team won from th© Southport girls 5 to 1. Th© three games attracted such a. largo crowd that soon thè gallery was ti il ed and thè basket-ball fans stood in rows around th© walls of tho gym. Southport got th© Jump on Ben Da\*is early in th© game and at half timo tho scoro was Southport 10, Ben Davis 8. 'Th© teams played even until within elght niimKes of thè Brial whistlo and thè scoro was 14 to 14. Then it was that Wakefield and Strebe of Ben Davis mado a series of field goaìs that won for tho visitor©. Klein ani McLxughlin played star games for Southport. Line-up and summary: . Ben Davis (22). Sonthport (16), Dowden ........... .V.. .. Jone# a y )< . i v. .nefield C. Mcl.aMß'ilm Vanta G.. X'i-tibn'-k Davis G. Brown Field goaìs—Wak -field. 4; Str-1-, 4 ; Dowden. i: K!e:n, -i: Fishback. 1; Jones, X; MeLaughlùi. 1. Fimi —W.-il--'Ovili, 3; Streb*\ 1; Klein. 2: Jones. 2. Ueiereu— Heze Clark. Candis proves bicger LEADER THAN JOHNSON Wlieri Shop down l.’omes on Meeting Dispute thè dudge Wins. f'affe/f .Vetrs XEW YORK, Dee. 9 —The doelsion of Ban Johnson to advanee next week's American Leaguo meeting in Chicago twenty-four hours from Wednesday to Tuesday was regarded by baseball men here as a sìgnal defeat for Johnson in his contest with Judg© Landls to see which had th© greater authority in baseball polltic©. Landls had called a Joint meeting of thè Xational and American for Thursday in New York. Theroupon Johnron ordered that thè American League’s meeting be held Wodnesday in Chicago, which would bave made it nrcessary for th© American Leaguers to snub th© Landls meeting. The matter between Landis and Johnson carne to a showdown. I.andis refused to budge and Johnson Bave in. Taylor and Moore By Times Special CHICAGO, Dee. 9.—Bud Taylor, lndiana’s bantam Champion, has h©en matched to box Pai Moore bere Dee. 22. Friday Net Results College Michigan, 41: Xotrs Dame, 22 Frankin, 69: Indiana Law bchool. 7. Oaklanii City College, ló: “Y” I.e.iders, 10. Wabash, 40: Duraut Slx (Muncic). Là. H i gli Sehool Anderson. -10; Jefferson ol T„-ifayetto. 32. Ben Divi©. 22: Southport. Iti. Ben Davis Girl. 5: Southport, 1. Bedford. 20; Bloominirton. 21. Crothersville, 29: Cartland. 18. <'river, 37; Carnieri, 16. Edinburk. 32: Seymour, 22. Frankfort. 37: Kokomo, Iti. Frankfort Seconds. 10: Kokomo Seconds, 11. FtHmore. 32: Cloverdale, 20. Franklin, 28: Martinsville, 27. Fiora, 22: Delphi. 21. Ft. Wayne South Siile, S; Shortridge. 7. Ureencastle. 42: Winarate. 2. Greenwood, 45: Monnt Auburn. 15. I.ibert-. 30; Kising Sun. 1.5. Martuisville beeoiid©, 31 : Franklin Sreonds. 20. Munele. 44: Ilari soni City. 24. Marion, 22: Huntington. 19 MoOrepvil’o. 33; Vallar Mills. 23. N'ortii .ludeoc. 22: Winanae. Iti. Onward. 55- New XVaverly, 8 Plainfield. 48: Center Grove, 18. Richmond, 56; Decatur, 19. Siiade'and. 45; Castletou. 20. V Sha dei end Seconda. 36; Castleton See-OL-ds. 3. Shadeiar.d Giri. 24: Castleton Girls. 4. Vincennes, 68: Columbua, 29. Wabash, 26: Roanu. 16. tv.et Newton. 25: Monroe Bill, 20. Walton. 44: Tv.rive Mile. 23. Converse. 26: Van Buren, 20. Warren. 20: Gas City. 6. Klwood. 4: Fairmount, 30 6weetr.er, 26: Joneeboro, 4. XVinfall. 24; SharpeviUe. 18 (ovortime). New London. 26: Clay Township. 19. Greentowài. 63; Fairmount Acsdemy, 24. West Middleton. 32: Union Township, 13. West Laiai’ette. 33; Thomtown, 17. Attica. 33; Veede-rsburg;, 18. Monitor. 23: Stockwell. 22. Otterbem. 30: Ronmey. 12.
In thè West, Michigan shared thè championship lionors of thè “Big Ten” with lowa. Unquestionably Michigan has one of thè best teams in thè country. Vanderbilt held Michigan to a scoreless tie. The fine showing of Georgia Tech against: tho Navy and Notre Dame, Auburn’s great game with thè Army and Virginia’s play against Princeton are a few of thè other outstanding features of thè great season thè South enjoyed on thè grid. In seleetiug my southern honor roll I have advice
SNAPPYCOITISI IS EXPECTED SI Toli.ni HALL Omars, With Ali-Star Gang, to Meet Butler Fiva —Game : .. Called for 8 P. M Tho first big baskethall gam of tha year ls on th© locai schedule to night for thè net fans tv ho have been waiting expectantly for omothing oxciting to bob up. Tomllnson Hall 1© tlie scene of activitics and tho timo S p. m. Th© Omars. boastln'g of some o? tho great est former college ©tara of th© West will meet Butler In Ita oponing game. Carney, ex-Illlnols star, and an allConferenc© selcctlon. will b© seen at center for th© lndependent team. Ho la one of tho groate.et players to he developed In thè Big Ton in recent years. Two other all-Conferenco porformers .-vi-o liay MUler and Don White, botti of Purdue. Hlnkle, assistant Butler coach and j former Chicago iloor guard, long j • wlrh Mnffett of D© Pauw, are other 1 j gr* at players. Gipson and Menden-1 : hall. Do Pauw luminariaa, will get ! j Into thè fray. Johnny Hennesaey and ! locai nottors, are a purt of I tho Omar combina tlon. In their last gam© at Washington, ■ Ind., against Art X.'hf.© team Hennossey, Hinkìe, and Carney gavo tho orowd som© thrllls with their .©ensitlonal shooting. l’ho Omars wcio easy v.inneie. Butler Finmip IVuhtful Th© Butler Une-up is rather doubtfuL Th© football men lavo boen taking it easy and are not in th© best shapo aster th© hard grid eeoson. WalUe Middlesworth, fìoer guard, has a bum arikto from football and will not b© ready for th© flr3t game.©. Lesile probably will get luto th© game at. center. Il© ls thè newly elected cap- ! tain. With Hookor In th© game at on© forward th© old Anderson "blay.©away” methods wj.ll agaln tnako t.h© fans sii up and tak© notloo. "Dizzy” Jor-s will .*tart at thè other forward. Xipper, a freshman from Tech, is going good at floor j guard. Colway looks liko th© b©st bet at back guard. A number of thè now J n.en ar© likelv to get a chance a.© Pag© j may not uso thè football men except : ; for a vei-y short timo. The Irvlngton Avo ls working | toward its first college game with Wls- | consln, Dee. 15 at Madison. SCORER OF DI3PUTED HIT DENOUNCES 40HNS0N - Sa>© Officiai Scoro Siimild 110 Follovved in ('obb Comroverey. Uv United Xeic* NEW YORK, Dee. 9.—Fred U©Vpresidont of th© Baseball Wrlters A.©- ! soclation, lasucd a etatoinent Friday donounclng Ban Johnson, president of 1 thè American Leaguo. for lgnoring thè officiai scoro of th© game between th© Tlgera and th© Yarikees in New York, in which Ty Cobb mad© hi© famou dlsputed hit. It wae thln olleged hit which gav© Cobb an ave rag© of .401. It was called an error In tho officiai score, but IJob's own score of th© game, which waa unofflcial, was adoptod by Johnson as th© leagua's record. Liob called tb© ©rror a hit. Lieb thiis placed himself in th© position of protesting against thè adoptlon of his own score.
SHCRTRIDGE FIVE LOSES By Times Spedai FT. WAYNE. Ind.. Dee. 9.—Ft. Wayne South Side High School defeated Shortrldge here Friday night 8 to 7 at thè opening of th© ;.©w gyrnnasluin. Netther team showed mudi basket-ball nbillty. Shortrldge mad® only on© fl©ld goal. The locala mannged to drop In three. CITY TOURNEY LEADERS | Single K. Power ” r) - ì ! H. U-vi 07 K. Sohott f > :t Jt. Àrchbold 01 K. UrinkOiff 00 DoiiUm Mf'AHon -OptììPlmrr .1,183 12. SoottC. Schott .I,l'tO Pauley-Collixitì .1.12 't AV. Shriver-M. Settori 1,120 W. Claraan-P. Henry 1,000 WOODRUFF MEETING SET FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY ~T Tonn Board and City Offlcials Will Dist uss Mayor's Demands. Woodruff Place town board will meet city officiala Wednesday aster noon. They were to have itiet yester day, but thè town offlclals sald they wore not otficial’.y notified thè meeting had been arranged. Mayor Sliank’s demand that thè town submit to annexation or pay for city benefits enjoyed wlthout toxution will be discussed. i RECEIVER ASKED A coinplaint for a receiver for thè Midwest Oli Corporation has Ifoen filed by Cari F. Krels In Superici' Court, Roorn 4. The company owes Krels $lO3 and has. many other debts, according to-thè petltion. The corporation is ir K imminent dajiger of initjolvency. thè petition allejges.
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SIATE COLLEGE CTffiHERE Organiz.itions of Conference Compieteci Schedules FiHed. Represontatlves of th© Indiana Int©rcoll©glat© Confermo© ".vere in n©s©lon nt th© Cluypool H-itel today comlil©tlng th© organtcatlon of th© new State college othletio controtllng body and fillir. % open date© on football, basket-ball and baseball chednhsà. Date and piar© for th© annual State track and liaid were also to be set. Wabash and Franklin were repleventtid ut thè meeting ©eeklng mmbershlp. These two college.© did not er.tor th© organlzatlon at th© meot ing in tho spring because they obJected to th© freshman rul©. Bi'la.ws and numerous reprulatlons wer© to ho adopted today. Th© new l>ody practlcally followod th© Big Ten ood© In drawlng up rule© Football praetloe vili not b© permltted before Sept. 8 or 10. Offlcers of th© Conformo© who wer© elected at th© spring meeting and who wer© In c barge a,t thè open Ing of thè session today are: Nelson .V, KaHor , president; Dr. W. H. Blanohnrd, vice presidenti Bosoh Bayh, eo---rctary treasurer. COMMUNITY CHEST CUTS BUDGETS T 0 MEETINCOME Shortafffl of SIOO,BOO Noccsslfcafcs •fiPruning.” As a result of th© faflur© of th© Community Chest cempaign to rairo its Quota of $843.587 for organizsi! charitios In Indianaiiolla. th© budget cotnrnitte© been going over th© exponso accounts of th© vnrious organlzatlons in an atterapt to pruno down thè budget to a siz© that can b© accommodated by tho amount raised. The campalgn rosulted in a short'igo of npproximatoly J 100.090. Cuts amount ing to $20,000 bar© al ready been agre ed on by tho commlttee. AddltJonal outa probably will be made. ARSENAL CHORAL SOCIETY HAS PARTY AND PROGRAM Teehnica! Sljidcnfs Fulcri ain for Team, Actors and So ri bea. The Choral Society of th© Arsenal Technlcal High School gav© a party in thè now lunchroom. Th© football team, tho cast of th© senior play, and th© Cannon staff wer© presemi at guests. Theré was dancing for thosa who deeired to dance, ond a special program was prepared for thos© who did not caro to dance. Carlos Jcfry played two solos on tho plano, Mabel Wendt. played and sang some oriyfiial songs, James Hat ton sang two solos and tho boys’ quartet gavo severa! solections. Pumiikin pio, apples, popcorn balls and clder were served as refreshinents. WESTVILLE MAN HEADS IMPLEMENT DEALERS Association Indorses Pro postai Tax on Gasoline, I. X. Plant, Westvlllc, Ind., was elected president of thè Indiana Irnplement Bealera Assoclation at th© closing sesslon of its annual conference, at tho Claypool Hotel. Th© assoclation adopted resolutions opposing deferrod paymcnt pian in paying for farm lmplements; urging thè intorstate commerce commission to reduce frelght rates on farm produets and live Btock; favorlng vocational training In high schools, and indorsine th© proposed tax on gasoline.
of more than a scoro of thè leading sport experts of thè South. While tho usuai difference of opiniefn existed, as is customary when picking ali-star elevens, thè southern critics agreed on more players for their first and second teams than thè writers in any other section of thè country, Bomar of Vanderbilt, Roberts of Centrc, Davis of Georgia Tech, Rubale of Centre, Barron of Georgia Tech and Shirey of Auburn won a place on praetically every first eleven selected from thè South.
South Is Proud of This Eleven Iter© is th© line-up of southern playor© who recelved th© most first votcs from more than a ©cor© of tb© leading football esperta of that ©ection: Contar —Rubale, Centre. TaCkle —Kenneth Georgia. 7'ackl© —A. Staton, Georgia Tech. Guard —Reagan. Auburn. Guard- Davis, Georgia Tech. End —Ri rnar, Vanderbilt. End —Roberts, Centi-©. Quurter Back—Covington, Centra. 11 ìi Ifi Back—Barron, Georgia Tech. / Half Ba^k —Shirey, Auburn. Full Back—Flricher, Georgia
ANDERSON WINS THRILLER OVER JEFFERSON FIVE First Half End® in Tic, but Stagg*® Men I*iiH Away. By Tim's Special ANDERSON, Ir.d.. D©o. 9,—Anderson High School and Jefferson of Lafayett© taged a thriller here on Friday night, th© locale winning. 40 ito 32. Tlie half enued with tho score tled at 19 to 19. Robinson starred j for Anderson, while McConnel wa | th© shilling ligfit for .Teff. Th© game was hard fought throughout. Ander- ; ron piled up a big lead u.t thè etàrt of th© econd perlod, but tlie I.afayette lads stagod a come-back and wer© gettlng within striklng distane® of thè winnars when th whist! endad th® epuri. AUTO PATHFINDER PLOWS THROUGH MUDDY ROADS Mrs. Noblct. Rcache Kentucky Towns on May to New Orleans, “Mud up to th® cari doors," ls thè report fecelved from Mrs. Margaret Noblet, pathlìnder for tlie Hoosler State Auto Association and National Motorista’ Assoclation, who ls driving through Kentucky, ©n mute to New Orleans over th© Jackson Illghwny. A tolegram from Glasgok, Ky., roceived at tlie office of tha Iloosier Motor Club In thè Claypool Hotel today reads: ' “llcld very enthuslastlo good roads meeting at Hodgenvillo this moming. Loft in pourlng rain, driving all day with mud up to th© car doors, through cbnstruction work and clay fìlls. The natlves and road-construction workers hav© given me every assistance In gett.lng through.” ANOTHER MYSTERY IS ADDED TO DE ATM FAMILY Body Fomiti With Bullet in Abdomrn —Poùsoniog Kwallcd. By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. 9.—Atiollicr death was addod to tho tragedy of thè Kolzo family, when tho body of Emil Kolz© was-found with a bullet wound in his stomach and a gun lri his hand. About a year ago Fred Kolze, brother of Emil, Fred’s wlfe and John Demmer, a boardcr, were sound mystdiously poisoned. CRABB’S CAR ROBBED IVliile tho automobile of Cedi D. Crabb, Pennsylvania and Elevent'n St3., was parked in front of th© Palare Theater last night, a thi©f stole a suitease. i£he case and clothing were valued at S4O. A S4O ralncoat also was taken. MOTOMETER TAKEN Kenneth Wiltsie, 2752 Napoleon St. s parked his automobile iv front of 342 Virginia Ave. A thief stole a $lO motometer from t)R car.
Frankiin College ls Winner
Fffi PICK FfIST, ALL-STUR CITY GRIOjRONTEAM Ferndales in Lcad in Choice of lndependent Players—Ali Selections Ape Cracks. Tho Times ali-star lndependent football team, pickcd by fan from thè clty’a lndependent players, linea up as on© of th© fastest prò team In this eectlon. Th© team ls compose/! of a goodly portlon of Ferndales, seasoned with an occasionai Belmont and lUverside player. Thls ls th© way th© fans picked tliem: 1,. K.—Fox, Ferndales. L. T,—Tvimmlok, Ferndales. L. O. —Rider, Belmonts. C. —Bredy, Ferndales. It. O.—Wohlhalter, Ferndales. R. T.—Lampert, Ferndales. R. E.-—Lepport, liiverslde. Q. —Welsh, Ferndales. 1,. ir—Duncan, B/lruo^ts. It. II. —Nolson, Ferndales. F.—Marks, Belmonts. Stibstitutos—John Hopkins, Ferrida’mc; Ath©y, Ferndales; Brlc.k Weaver, Rlversldea; Yott, Rlversldes; Hlpp, Ferndales; Matthlas, Ferndales; Fcaster. Rlversl/les; Smock, Belmonts. EM-ROES TO OPEN NET SEASON HERE TUESDAY Clash With Sqtiare and Compass Five at Y. M. C. A. Th© Em-Roes will hold their flnal pmrtio© today for th© game with th© Hcondor Stillare and Compass ftv© at th© V. JL C. A. Tuesday night. Th© Em-Roi*s tu'© speed thls s©aBtm and pian to utilizo to th© fullest their young blood, Stewart. Ulte and 51ontgomeiT. 'Pii© youngsiors will get their whlrl et two fonuer JCrn-Ro© stara Tuesday night lu Sohoerieman and 'Frankfort. It will b© th© first tini© th© veterana have faced their old team. Th© Dp Molays and Ponnay A. O. qulntet will clash in th© opener. SOUTH SIDE TURNERS TO MEET Y. M. H. A. Old Uivals Will Clash Wednrsday -Mffht. Th© old rlvalry between thè South Rida Tumers and Y. M. H. A. will ba In ©vldence next Wednesdày night whan th© basket-ball teams of th© two organlzatlon clash at Communal Hall, 17 W. Morris SL Both teams will b© loaded up for thls game ther© will b© plenty" of ection. Greonberg, center, and Stein, back guard, have been ailded to tlie Y. M. 11. A. line-up. Tha Turner squad Include such star as Hank snd Tubby Stovens, Ilenneßsey, Franfort, Undere wood, Secrest and Rio©. Ther© wIU b a curtain ralser contest Wednesday startlng at T:80 p. m. CARPENTIER-SIKI OFFER By United Brcs PARIS, Dee. 9.—Announdng !t deelres to terminate thè Oarpentior-Sìkt controversy arislng from th© black’s tuctory that ga%"© him th© world’s lisht-heavynveight championship, a M/u-Hellles blcyclo firm has offered 300.000 francs for a match between thè two inerì within ten weelts. Th© bexers may dlrid© tha purs© as they ebooso or tight winner tak© all. Siiti has been barred from boxing in Frane© by th© commission In charga of sport, becaus© of his actlons following his unexpeéted victory over Carpentieri Boys* Club Wins Tn a fast and excitlng game th© Boys’ Club Tigers defeated th© fast Wonder Five In tlie club’s gym., 27 to 9. i Tho Tigers hav© a few open dates and teams wishing games are asked to cali Manager Caldwell at Main 1992.
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“Red” Roberts of Centre was thè most shlfted about player in Southland. Most critics placed him at end, others at guarà and tackle, while many believed he wonld do his best work at full back, Regardless of where he was stationed, every expert selected him. Whelchel of Georgia, rated thè best guard in thè South last year by a majority of thè experts, suffered from an injured shoulder all season and never reaehed his forca of last year t sav thè southern critics.
| H. A. C. DIVER TO SHOW HIS WARESj | j W. A. Green, ! clever Hoosler •' \ , j Athlctio Club dlv"fW ' er, will competo a 0: ; in thè ewlmmlng IL; : X: meot Saturday iti?® ' night with th© In- ' la::a University |M tank team. < f Thls is th© first l’ì# tank meet of thè ! f yesjr and it will b© - A lield at th© IL A. ’vmiM / Green is on© of , ■ th© best di ver In $ thè State and ls W&M' 'i expe-ted to splash if. plenty of water i s $ tonlght. tu -A).t v M 1 NEWIOIiIHS MONROVIfIOUiISTEI Game ls Hard Fought and Ends 25 to 20. By Timr* Special WEST NEWTON, Deo. 9. Monrovia High School basket-ball team lnvaded th© locai gym last night minila their star. Captain Tudor, and went down to defeat, 23 20. Carter, Edward end Thoroberry formed too faot an offensive ar.d by elevar floor work aiways kept In th© le ad. The half ©nded 13-8. Starti ng th© second half th© Monrovia team spurted. and, by th© enea tlon al goal shooting of Kensey, soon had thè margln down to two points but could not tosa in thè tying markere. Newton then went. ahead. and this tlme it was Dorsett who tos©d In th© tight producing baskets and nearly tted tlie score. ,Tut before th© whist!© Carter slipped through th© dafenso and mad© two goals. —f PLENTY OF ACTION IN BROADWAY BOUTS Amateur Scrapper© F umi.-th Entertainment. There w-as plenty of action In th© tlire© amateur boxing bouts bela at th© Broadwav Theater last nlglit nt th© dose of th© regular show. Georg© Benson of thè Hoosler Athletio Club had a shade over Robert Oriner of th© South Side Turner. When CUf Antrobus of th® South Side Tumers rnet Henry Sangstor. of thè sani© club lt was a swat fest. The judges falled to agre© and tlie referee ordered th© men to tight another round. The Judges gav e Antrobus a decislon at thè end of th© fourth round. Arthur Hunt of thè Brightwood Athletio Club showed Harry Sherman of thè Hoosler Athletio Club so many glove® In th© first round that Sherman’a seconds tossed In th© sponge at thè start of thè second. The boxing match© wei-© held with th® sanctlon of th® Amateur Athletio Union. State Three-Cushion Tn a Stato three-cushion tourney game at thè Occidental parlor Friday, Curtis defeated Trussler, 50 to 28. Each had a high run of three. Trusler substituted for Herbert.
Wlio Ever Had Money Enoagh at diri stmas Time? AYhen Christmas buying' starts there are Edith and !Mary and Harry and Jiinmie and a host of others who mnst be “remembered.” What a formidable list it is—-tvlio ever had cnough money for Christmas shopping? At this timo of year many people sort of take an inventory of their storc room and make a List of thè things which are no longer useful. It is quite autaziug how people will save things and never have thè slightest use for them from one year’s end to another. By seliing such articles through thè want ad eolumns, cach and every one of them may be turned into cash, lsn’t that a good suggestion for increasing that Christmas fund? Think it over. Make up your list. Then pitone your ‘‘for sale'’ ad to The Indianapolis Times. Just cali Main 3500, ask for Want Ad Taker. Read for Prof{t —Use for Results
STATE CHIPS OF LIST TEAK COMPOSE TEAM Vandiver Stars In Game Against Indiana Law School—Score 69 to 7. By TEDDVR GARD fE old brllliant starg —Just In diff©reni uniforma, that’fl all. It’s Franklin College now in stead of B’ranklla High Schooti That’s about tha onlj" dlfferenca one can note, ex oept, that, lf any* 11‘X'VX' thing, Griz WagJ irjJ—S — zS-X. ners high school champs are bettei* than ©ver. Five former prep started tlie game Friday night against) thè Indiana Law School, which wad ■ won, 69 to 7. That remarkable palli* : Vandiver and Gant, wer© at forwardj C. Friddle, at Center; Ballard, at flooe guard, and B. Friddle, at back guani* They stepped out fast from thè start and In thè first ten minute ha<| gal ned a lead of 34 to L The splendidi floor work and pivoting of high i thoo| days has not been forgotton b; -heaa stars and their passlng waa jJmosfl perfect. Wagner haa a young army of nel | players and he started rushlng thna| into thè fray and he had used lìfteenf before tlie gam® was over. Vandiver Stars Vandiver was thè some old clever, “Fuzzy.” H© dropped In eigb? from thè fleld and tossod six foul goalal whil® he was In thè contest. GanSj got Avo and C. Friddle, four. Bcbby t Record plungod through for fouP baskets. Deer of Hopewell look ed lik| a find” at forward when he was putì } into tha game. He ls amali, but fast as lighuiing and shlfty. He seoms td know about everything a net perforimi er shouìd. With more experiance ha looks lik© a corner. B. Friddle at back guard, who ts th 43 naw captata, stood Uke thè proverbiai rock of Gibraltar and thè Laws neve* got very clos© to thè basket. One ; field roal was their contributlon to tha evonlng’s entertainment. Rich amili I Strofi! Liso looked good for thè Bap ' Usta. Have Edge It seems that thè questlon at Frank? Un ls just -what thè Ave will dai ; against a heavy rugged type of taanaj I that rushes thè ball and plays smatsiM tag- dafensive game. It looks ad though tho ox-FrankUn high playarsi i have an edge on tlie others out for thai team becaus© of their fine team The young players will run tato tha| toughest opposltion that they ©veri encountered and what they wIU tìa| against tlie ‘‘big league” college base ket-ball of thls State r©maina a coni jocture until they have pone agalnstj some of thè stronger teams. There la no doubt that they are “hot,** seem to be tn good condition. Thd future looks bright. Fletcher Gets Job i By Uniteci Xews PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ?©-Arthufj Fletcher, for years a member of thd New York Giants, now shortstop Ostile Phillles, Iris signed a contract to| manage thè Phlls next season. Afte* thè withdrawal of liwing Wilhelm! thè late manager, thè job was offered 1 to Hugo Bezdek who dee li ned it.
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