Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 190, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1922 — Page 10
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Lavell and Elliott Round Out Ali-Star New Year’s Boxing Program Here
UDERSON PfllDE AND Cimo 801 IN RETURN BOIIT In Previous Meeting thè Blacksmith Won Honors on Points. CIRCUS TO BOX O'DOWD Three Feature Scraps Arranged, Taylor and Vogel Being thè Other Attraction. Louie Lavell, popuiar Anderson lightweight, is coming back for another performance at Tomlinson Hall New Year's afternoon. The flashy knuckle riuster who outpointed Jimmy Dalton in a recent thriller here today was matched to meet Jack Elliott. Culver blacksmith, on thè ali-star flsticuff program being arranged by thè Washington A. C. to start off thè new year. In a previous meeting between Lavell and Ellictt here thè Culver slugger won handily, much to thè surprise of Laveli's followers. The bout was staged at thè Empire Theater and Elliott gave thè boxing dope bucket a severe jolt.
Sinee that time Lavell has improved and his boosters have been clamoring for another scrap wio’n Elliott. The demands have been met and Indianapolis fans wlll see lots of gloves flying New Year's. The Lavell-Elliott set-to will be one of three feature attractions arranged by Promoter Harter. The others will bè K. O. Circus of Pittsburgh and Mickey O'Dowd of Mucie, ten rounds, and Bud Taylor of Terre Haute, Indiana bantam Champion, and Benny \'ogel of Milwaukee, ten rounds. Mickey O'Dowd has been winning in splendid fashion recentiy and thè Magic City is strong for him. He recently outpointed Blockie Richards in Dayton. He is a featherweight. He tvill have his hands full with Circus, however, because Circus has been fighting lightweights and has been going good.
SCARLET STARTS HOME SEASON WITH VICTORY Wabash Team Work Beat Norimtl Five From Wisconsin. By Times Special CRAWFoRDSVILLE, Ind., Dee. 19. —Wabash College Lasketeers opened , thè home season Monday by defeating thè Wisconsin Normal team of La ; Cross, Wis., 35 to 23. The score at j thè half was 17 to 11 in favor of thè ! Scarlet Wabash displayed a fine line of \ team work and all thè starting players scored. Poscover starred for thè i visitors with five field goais and nine j from thè foul line. Wabash ueed thè foliowing players: : Adam. Burdett, Shelly, I-aford. forwards; Chadwick and Thorn, centers; Thomson and Grater. guarda. METEORS AND Y. P. C. FIVE IN THREE-GAME SERIES Contesta to Be Played in January Arouse l'aps Interest. The Meteore basket-ball team of thè W. Washington M. E. Church have signed to meet thè St. Anthony Y. P. C. five in a three game series. The oates have been set for Jan. 4, 23. \ and 31. The flrst contest will be played at thè V. P. C. Hall, thè second on thè Meteore’ floor, and thè third ; at thè Speedway gym. The interest i in thè series is high as thè teams are 1 rivals on thè West side. Last season thè Meteors were runners-up in thè 140-pound tourney. WALKER DEFENDS TITLE By Time* Special NEWARK, .V. J„ Dee. 19.—Ring fans Monday night Saw Mickey Walker, new welterweight Champion, defend his title for thè first time since he won it from Jack Britton. He went twelve rounds with Phil Krug and outpointed thè Challenger. Indiana “U” Mai Card Jan. 19—Kentucky University at Lexington. Feb. 10—Purdue University at Lafayette. Feb. 16—Illinois University at Bloomington. Feb. 24—University of West Virginia at Morgantown. March 3—Northwestern University at Bloomington. March 10 —Ohio State at Bioomlngtcn. March 16-17 —Conference meet at Columbus, Ohio. Ray io Come Back By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. I.—Joie Ray. Chicago sport flash, suspended from amateur track competltion until Jan. 1, is planning to come back. Ray is getting himself into condition and plans to point for either thè mile or th? half-mile in thè 1924 Olympic games at Paris. Pian Welcome By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. 19.—Supporterà of j Penn State. West Virginia and Pitts- ; turgh bootball teams pianned a welccme here when thè teams pass through on their way to thè coast for thè annual intercoast games. Penn ar.d West Virginia arrive tomorrow and Pitt will get in Friday. Otlier Monday Bouts TERKF TAtTE —Danny Gohcn. Kt. Brnamln H<*,-ison. outpointed Walter Wyk, Cincinnati, in ten roun<ls. California Joe Caos knock-d out Battling Graj oi Ctn.-m----nattt in th<- first round Jark Barnhart, Terre Haute, outpointed Johnny Rose of St. Paul in ten rounds. MILWAI REE—Jimmy Nuss kno'-ked out Eddie Mulaaey in thè seve .tt, round TCTLSA—Fred Fultf n knocke<t out Cari Horrig in thè fourth round Morris' second threw in a ?owe! when he went down for ih* third time. MERfDEN, Conn. —Babe Herman outpointed Kid Kaplan in twelve round*. CANTO?. Ohio-—Jesi Smith knock ed out day Torce? in thè second round..
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TOF ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT—RAINTEK, HIGGS. FLOYL, GL.A..IEK, HUTToN. MIDDLE ROW—M’NEELEY. HEBERT. MARTIN. HOWARD. BRAUN. BOTTOM ROW—COACII JONES. CRUSE, SCHMIDT, BECKER, EICHMAN, SNYDER.
Manual High School basket-ball team won its first intra-clty game with Shortridge last Friday. but pienty of hard work will be necessary before thè outfit is a smooth running machine. The Red and White must depend on lts football
K.C. IIIEADDS TU SDUTHPAWS Blues *Load Up,’ Obtaining Both Schupp and Thormahlen. By Times Special KANSAS CITY. Mo„ Dee. 19.—Offieials of thè Kansas City American ! Association team Monday announced i iwo addition3 to thè pitching staff. Ferdie Schupp has been obtained, from th>' White Sox by purchase and Herb Thormahlen from Minneapolis i y thè waiver route. Both are left handers. Schupp was a rnetnber of | thè Blues once before. CRACK TACKLE NAMED WABASH GRID CAPTAIN ——————— Little Giants Ilonor Fred Aul—Anoiher Medie Game. By Timi s Special CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind.. Dee. 19. —Wabash College football players Monday elected Ered (Dutch) Aul to captain thè 1923 Little Giants. He ha> played three years on thè team at tackle and has been named on thè majority of all-State selections for two sf asons. He will be a senior next year. He succeeds Kip Kessler, guard. to thè captaincy. It was announced by Athletic Director Vaughan Monday that thè 1923 grid schedule would be topped off with a game with thè Tennessee Medica at Memphis Thanksgiving day. MONROVIA H. S. SURPRISES STRONG BAINBRIDGE FIVE I Spuria in Final Minute for Decisive VictoryBy Times Special MONROVIA. Ind., Dee. 19—Bain--1 bridge High School five. which is consideered a dis£j-iet contender at Green- ! castle this season, was handed a sur- | prise by thè Monrovia quintetto. which defeatetì them. 28 to 16. last I weelc. Balnbridge, which has its old ! men back this season. has one of thè i strong teams in this section. The first half ended 8 to 5 in Bainbridge’s ; favor. Monrovia spurted during thè last ten minutes and rolled up thè count. Monrovia defeated Plainfield here, 27 to 19.
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The Femrtale Triansies will play tht Fais Club at Femdaie Hall on Wednesday evenins. For games with thè Trtansrles cali Belmont 3504. Fair Plays take notiee. The Fair Piays basket-ball team defeated thè Clayotn five at Clayton. Ind, by thè score of 36-32 tn a thrilling contest. A third game will probably be played later in thè season as thè count stantìa even. Icbanon. Crawfordsville and Stillsville are asked to ret in touch with Manager Kaplan. P C. Box 895. City teams cali Drexel 5163. The Bt. Anthony’ Y. P. C. basket-ball team wil! play thè New Augusta indrpendents on thè locai floor Thursday evening. The rame wlll begln at 8:30. The following line-up wii! probably start thè game: Kaltanback. ceiter: Birch and Grannon, forwards; Ga’vin and Connelly. guarda. The St MeinrM College ouintet will play thè Y. J* C.s on Dee. 28. and New Year’s day thè New Albany Community team will play nere. Lynch-Smitli Bout Off Hy Times Special NEW YORK, Dee. 19.—The Midget Smith-Joe Lynch bout, scheduled for Friday night at thè Garden, ha been calle*! off because thè New York commission upheld thè New Jersey uspension of Smith.
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players who have been out cnly a week for thè net sport. Coach Jones is .planning to trini down thè squad soon, so that he can stress tram work and a definite style of play. Howard. Floyd and Hutton Icoked best in thè Shortridge vlc-
THREE TITLES AT STAKE IN MAT GO FRIDAY Reynolds and Keegan to W resi le at Empire Theater. When Jack Reynolds, Indiana Uni j verslty coach, and Walt Iveegan of Rochester, N. Y., American junior j mitìdlewesght Champion, battle it out j on thè mat at thè Empire Theater ; Friday night, not only will thè title ■ of each man be at stako, but thè Science and skill of "Farnier” Burns, thè “grand old man of wrestllng," wili be pitted against that of George Bothner of New York, thè greatest man of his time. in thè East. Burns, who produced Frank Gotch. Karl Caddock. Charley Ilanson and niany other champions and neatchampions, lias chosen Reynolds to attempt to repeat thè performance of holding three mat titles atone time, which has been accomplished only by thè “Farmer," while Bothner. who developed Louis Nelson, ex Champion, j and a score of mat men at other weights who bacarne topnotchers, has recognized Keegan as thè only man of his timo to attempt thè same feat. As Reynolds agreed to waive thè weight dlfference and permit Keegan to go on thè mat at 148 poutids, thè limit named by Richard K. Fox when ; he created thè American junior mld- j dieweight. title and presented Kee- j pan with thè gold belt emblematic of j tha honor, thè easterner raidly ac-j cepted thè proposltion to stack his j title up against .Tack'a. Friday night’a ; match is looked upon as thè flrst step of each man toward gaining thè weltei weight. junior middleweight and middleweight titles, thè ambitlon of both Burns and Bothner for their men.
JOHNNY EVERS SLATED FOR N. Y. BOXING JOB Heported “Hatidy Man” May I>'ave Chicago White Sox. By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. 19 —Johnny Evers. “handy man," assistant manager of thè Chicago White Sox. rnay not be with thè American League team next year, accordir.g to reports reaching here from thè East. Baseball men returning here from thè annual gathering of thè league in New Y'ork declared Evers had been offered and is reported to have ac cepted a job as depiity boxing commissioner in New York State. The positìon carriea a salary of $4,000 a year. Evers prò veri hi worth ss a “handy man” here last season and Chicago fans were back of him strong. No officiai announcement of Evers’ reported change has been marie from thè White Sox. Federai Organtzo The Federa! Athletic Association basket-ball team, composed of Internai Revenue employes has completed thè practice season and would llke to hook games with locai and State teams. The Federai have a strong outfit marie up of former college and high school stare. For games address William T. Stelnsberger, 315 Federai building, or cali MaJn 3854. Coach liedsman DeeJines B’i United Press PHILADEI.BHIA, Dee. 19.—Dr. John W. Heisman, head football coach at Pennsylvania for three years. has declined to continue as actlve director of football, but will remain at thè university in an ad viso ry capacita In Sculling Doubles By X nitcd Press PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 19.—Jack Kelly, undefeated re tir ed world’s snigle scull Champion, wil! row in actlve competitlon next season in doubles with Paul Costello.
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tory. It. is too early to predict what Manual will do on thè court this se'ason. There seems to be qulte a bit of potential strength on thè squad, but It remains to be eeen Just what Jones can make out of lt.
PEI STATE ON TR!F TO COAST Bezdok Gridders Hold Final Home Practice in Snow. By Un\tcd Press STATE COLLEGE, Pa_, Dee. 19 Pennsylvania State football players entrained today for thè trip to Pasadena where they are to engagé thè University of Southern California on New Year’s day. With thè mercury around zero and re vera 1 lnches of snow on thè ground, thè team had lts final workout Monday. GRIEBEL AND MERCURIO TOP TWO-MAN TEAMS Grab Lcad in Centrai Stale Touraej With 1,218 Score. Il v Times Spretai COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dee. 19.—Griebel and Mercurio. Cleveland howlers look thè doubles lcad in thè Central States tourney here Monday night with a score of 1,218. Stengel and Young of Louisville, with a 1,208 score, are in fourth posltlon. and Jen sey-Ousey of Terre Haute, Ind., are In fifth with 1,202. T. Owens of lx>uis ville took thè lead In thè all events with a total of 1,913.
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Billy Hooper, Atlanta, and Charlie Roger, Chicago, middle* weights. Main go, ten rounds. Stormy Green, Memphis, and George Brools, Indianapolis, welterweights, eight rounds. Kid Chrisiey and Kid Cray, both of Indianapolis, lightweights. Six rounds. Kid Harding and Kid White, both of Indianapolis, four round. AU-colored card, Tomlinson Hall, 8:30 p. m. msm LA GROSSE FIVE * I Wisconsin Norma! Net Team Meets N. A. G. U. The Normal A. G. U. College of this city will play thè Wisconsin Normal five of La Grosse, Wis.. tonight ai 8 o’clock in thè Athenaeum gym. There will be a curtain raiser hetween thè De Molays ami Brightwood Independents starting at 7 p. in. The La Cross* basket-ball team marie a good showing against. Wabash Monday night and thè loeals expect a :ard battle. The Gymnasts will line up with Heiland and Overman at forwards, bpitzer at center, and Lecollier and Kazmar at guards. The visitors prcbably will start Ress and Muore at forwards, Poscover at center, and Brown and Stoneman at guards. FRATERNAL LOOP GAMES ON WEDNESDAY EVENING ! Put Schedule Ahead One Day—Teams Add Star to Squads. The Fratcmal League schedule at Tomlinson Hall has been moved ahead to Wednesday night to make ! way for thè Butler-Indiana Dentai ; game on Thursday. The Gun Club | pla.vs thè Square and Compass five. i while thè De Molays meet thè Grotto team. The De Molays have added two former high school stara to their squad, Summers of Manual and Riley of Shortridge. The Square and Compass team has added Mendenhall. former De Pauw star, to lts list of eligtble players. N"W g!as baekboards are beirig constructed and it ls hopcd to have them in place Wednesday ‘vening. TIGERS INVADE WISCONSIN By Times Special GItEEX CA ST LE, Ind., Dee. 19 Coach Ashmore took nino De Pauw net player on thè trip Into Wisconsin. starting todav Beloit will he played at Beloit Wednesday and Marquette at Milwaukee Thursday. Butler lost to Marquette Saturday In an overtime game. The next homo game for De Pauw j will be with C’arnegle Tech Dee. 29. DAVIS TENNIS HEAD By United Press NEW YORK. Dee. 19.—Dwight F. Ita vis, donor ot thè Davis cup, thè International tennis elassic. will bercino thè next presìdent of thè United States Lawn Tennis Association. it ha: been announced. Julian S. My-tk-k, rotiring prosidert, declined to serve another year.
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BMflfiSTO PLAV CHICAGO LIVE IN CHARITY CLASH Feature Net Fray for Shank Relief Fund —Celts Given Surprise Defeat. By VEDDUR OARD The Ornare will meet thè Chicago Maroons, an independent team, in a basket-ball game at Tomlinson Hali Saturday night, Dee. 23. The game will be for thè benefit of Mayor Shank’s ready relief fund. The eontest ls scheduled to start at 8 p. m. and will be followed by dancing. The Maroons have been having things much their own way around thè Windy City with a line-up that intludes Vollmer, Birkoff, Gorgus, 8.-van, Holliday and Biocki. The first twe named were all-Conference playere with thè Chicago University five. Holliday and Gorgus also played with Chicago. The eeat, facilities will be improved before thè next game. In Monday lught’s game thè city lire inspectore marie thè management take one row of seats from thè balcony just before thè game started and aster ticket had been sold. Coach Feeney of thè Ornare tvill correet some mistakes that carne up In thè Celt tilt. One thing to be stressed wlll be out-of-hound plays. Celi Given Hearing Aster thè first half ended In thè Omar New York Celt game Monday night at Tomlinson Hall thè great crowd of spectators leaned back and sighed. The Gotham team was in front by a 14 to 10 count. The first half had been played ac cording io collegiate rules ani thCelts had beaten thè Ornare at their own game. The next half was to he governed by professional rules. \\ hat chance had thè Ornare under such a situation? For a few minute at thè start of thè final perfori thè locala were daz zled by thè doublé dribbling of thè visitors, which is allowed in thè “prò regulations. The costernerà useJ a low, short-bouncing pass, which amounted to almost a run. Aster thè first few minutes of thè second half thè Omars eaught thè style of play and liinkle. Carnee and Moffett started a doubiedribble attack on their own accord. It dld not take thè Omars long to forpet nviking more than one contlnuou ilribble. They bounced thè ball this way and that and from time to rime < ut through for points. It was a wonderful second half, with thè Ornare holding their opponente .to f> points while they plled up 14 counters. The final score was 24 to 19. The Celts had only five men and thè hard pace gradually told on them. "Horee" Haggerty was a l>ear at center and on thè defense. but Holnian was thè reai tiash of thè New York five. His pivoting, feinting ami dribbling was brilliant. For thè Ornare Hinklo, White. Camey and Moffett starred. N. D. Squad Win Bv Times Special BLOOMINGTON, HI., Dee. 19. —In a hard-fought game thè Notre Dame ret five defeated Illinois Wesleyan here Monday, 32 to 25.
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Fohl’s Job While thè St. Louis Browns finished only a game behind New York last season, Manager Fohl has his work cut out if ho is to do as well in 1923. What about Shocker? Will thè ace of thè Browns’ staff have another big year? Then there is "Shucks’’ Pruett, thè young collegian. Was he a flash, or will he improve with thè year’s experience? Can Kolp come through in such an impressive manner as he dld in 1922? Kolp hasn't a great deal of stuff, but is smart. Will Van Gilder, thè enigma of thè staff, really do thè fine work he is capable of? Pitching wins pennants, and Fohl’s staff is very unoertain.
TECH PfiEPAIES FOR FIRSTTILT Black Drills Squad for Opener With Logansport. The Technical Ave is rounding out J thè last of its preliminari' practice ! before thè first game of thè season 1 Saturday night at. thè Y. M. C. A. j gym with Logansport High School. ; Coach Black has been working hard ! with thè squad for some timo and with thè season starting later this year hopes to get away on thè right fcot at thè start. The line-up for thè flrst game has not been given out, but thè foliowing men are showing up well and will probably get into thè game: Schultze, Hite, Byers, Unger. Jolley, Jessup, Carter, Feltraan and Clift. Logansport, under thè coaching of CiifT Wells, wlll be a worthy foe, although thè five has lost some games I this season. Rubems Defeats Htnning Rubens defeated Hcnning, 50 to 48. in thè State three-cushìon billiard meet Wednesday night at thè Occidental parlor. Cooler was to meet Henning this afternoon and Kepner will play Vogler In thè night match.
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Beverly Howard, promoter and matchmaker for thè Union League Colored Athletic Club, announced today thè completion of thè boxing card, calling for twenty-eight rounds of fighting, to take place at Tomlinson
CHARLIE ROGERS, CHICAGO, ILL. Hall next Tuesday n : *ht Dee. 19, at 8:30 o’clock. (
FRENZIED COIN - SPENDINE OVER, M'GRAWftSSERTS Giants 1 Leader Says Magnates Will Cut Down on Purchases. Bh HEXRY FARREEIt United Pctss Sporte Editor NEW YORK. Dee. 19. —Days of tha ?75,000 and SIOO,OOO ball player have gone with lots of other things of thè good old days, In thè opinion of John J. McGraw, one of thè Champion spendere in thè game. The leaders of thè Giants, who handed out approximately $150.000 in thè last year for two player. Jimmy O’Connell and Jack Bentley does not believe thè crop of good players has been exhausted, but he makes thè point that he will not spend any more large sums for players and when he stops spending, thè spending stops. Along with some other men in thè business McGraw says thè new agre*, ment reached by thè major league to foil thè minore, who are bueking thè draft, will result in thè stopping of all high sales. Under thè new pian of beating thè draft, thè majors have agreed not to send any players to thè minor league, unless it is agreed they are subject to thè draft, It is thè insistence of thè New Y’ork Yankees to make thè Vemon Club of thè Pacific Coast League agree to this pian that is holding up thè sale of Jakey May, thè star little southpaw of thè coast. MARION CLUB FIGHT SHOW The Marion Club will stage a boxing show Wednesday night at thè club's gymnasium. It is thè pian of thè entertainment committe© to stage a fight car about once a rnonth throughout thè winter. Jimmie Dalton and Eddle Dennis are thè headliners on thè first card. They will weigh in at 135 pounds. Bobbie Bridge will meet Ray Hi ne* in thè seml-wind-up and Bob McGovem and Jimmy Davis are matched In thè preliminary. The show is open to members and their friends.
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For thè main go of ten round Howard has matched Charlie Rogar?, star lighter of Bill Bottoms stable at Chicago, 111., tvith Billy Hooper of Atlanta. Ga., Champion of thè South. On this match will hìnge thè colored middleweight championship of thè country. Charlie Rogers, who fighta under th management of Billy Bottoms. popolar Chicago fight manager, ha made an enviable record for himself. Fighting a fast draw 'vith Panama Joe Gans last January. Roger® went on through. winning over K. O. Al Doty in ten round. Sailor Jourdan In teo rounds, K. C>. Frankie ni six rounds, Kid Stone in three rounds, when he knock e<l thè ’atter eold. Rogers always puts up a clever scrap and is contìdent or taking thè measure of Hooper Tuesday night. The semi-wind-up of thè evening will eoe in thè roped arena thè Stormv K;d o? Nashville. Tenn.. against our ora Hoosier boy. George Brooks. Brooks is thè ivelterweighi Champion of Indiana and thè Middle West. They will fight eight rounds Kid Chrlslej- and Kid Gray. both of Indiati apolis will mix in thè eccomi preliminari- in a six-rornd match to detennine thè lightweight championship of thè city. Rivalry ts keen in this match and no email amount n l interest on thè pari of thè fata is beins shown. In thè opening match of tho card Kid White and Kid Harding both from here wilt tangle in a four-round contest that should give thè fans plenty of action. Both boys are fast and cager to gain victory on their climb up thè ladder. In thè above twcnty-eight rotonda of fistio entertainment thè fans should se som reai action. All fighters have trained hard and aro all reported under weight. Forfeit have been posted guaranteeing condition and weight. Howard has cndeavored to match thè leadjrg fighters of thè country and ttekets for thè matches can be obiinc-d ai thè Union League Club or by addressing Beverly Howard, care of Tomlinson Hall, city.— Ticket a on sale Goldsmith’s Drug Store. Illinois and Ohio Sts. Archie Greathouse. 329 Indiana Ave. Chaa. Lewis, 312 Indiana Ave. C. I. Taylor, 446 Indiana Ave. Rufe Page, 1321 N. Senato Ava,
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