Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1922 — Page 10

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Notre Dame Team to Meet Princeton University in Football Next Fall

ROCKNE AND ROPER CARD BIG INTERSECTIONAL GRID ENCO UNDER FOR OCT. 20 'Fighting Irish’ to Play Ten Cames, Meeting Schoola of Nine States —Army to B e Met in New York City—Lombard on Card. By Times Special SOUTH BEXD, ind., Dee. 21.—Coach Knute Rockne of Notre Damo today announeed a football schedule for 1923 that will make thè eyes of X. D. alumni. students and followers stick out. Are you ready for thè surprise? Here it. comes —Notre Dame is goiug to play Princeton next fall! The contest between thè “Fighting Irish*' and thè Tigers will he staged in thè Palmer stadium. Princeton, X. J., Oet. 20, and it is sure to develop into one of thè biggest intersectional clashes of

football history. The important battio with thè Tigers was closed today aster several days’ ■if correspondence between thè Xotre Dame athletic director and Coach Roper of Princeton. The Tigers defeated both Harvard md Yale this fall and lìnished with i clean siate. With this record to its ■elt and with Xotre Dame prospeets •right for 1923, there is every reason o predici that when Xotre Dame and Princeton clash Oct. 20, thè “standing : oom only’’ sign will be hung out long before thè starting whistle sounds. Schedule Wide Scope Coach Rockne announeed ten game on thè Xotre Dame 1923 football program and thè Irish will be ~ent against teams of nine States, as follows: Indiana, Illinois, Xebruska, < leorgla. Michigan. New York, Xew Jersey, Pennsylvania and Missouri. Another big feature of thè schedule alls for Notre Dame to meet thè Vrmy at thè Polo Grounds. Xew York 'ity. Heretofore this contest has been staged ut West Point, but due •o thè growing importance of thè battio, West Point authorities decided to transfer it to Gotham, where a larger crowd can view it. It will increase thè prestige of thè event and gìve it more class as an intersectional affair. Home-coming will be with thè -frong Georgia Tech machine Oct. 27. Other homo cames will he with Kalainazoo Sept. 29. Lombard Oct. 6. Purdue Ncv. 3 and Butler Xov. 17. Lomi>ard is new <>n thè schedule and thè ; < alesburg tilt* school is not easy by :ny toer.il>. I* held Detroit even this fall and Detroit latei whipped W. •inò a Xebraska will be played at Lincoln | Xov. 10. thè day thè new stadium will be opened there, and. of course, that j ontest will occupv thè usuai ina- ; iiortance In national grid interest. The season will be brnught to a . iose Xov. 29. Thanksgiving day. with st Louis “U” at Si. Louis The game with Butler of Indianapolis will be staged here Xov. 17 and thè next week will find Xotre Dame opposing Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh. No Indianapolis Game For thè first time in a number of ' ears Xotre Dame will not play in In- i dianapolis. This is thè only regret Coach Rockne ha? regarding thè schedule. Indiana did not care to ■neet Xotre Dame in 1923 and Rockne -tnd Coach Vaughan of Wabash were , tnable to shift dates about in order to stage a Wabash-Notre L*ame game in Indianapolis. The toughest part of thè program will come in Oetober when Lombard. Army, Princeton and Georgia Tech

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Notre Dame Grid Card

Sept. 29.—Kalamazoo at Notre Dame. Oct. 6. —Lombard at Xotre Dame. Oet. 13. —Xotre Dame and Army at Xew York. Oct. 20.—Xotre Dame at Princeton. Oct. 27. —Georgia Tech at Xotre Dame (home-coming). Xov. 3.—Purdue at Xotre Dame. Xov. 10 —Xotre Dame and Xebraska at Lincoln. Xov. 17.—Butler at Xotre Dame. Xov. 24. —Xotre Dame and Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh. Xov. 29.—Xotre Dame at St. Louis. will be played on successive Saturdays. Xo other team in thè country hardly can come up to that for picking out thè tough ones. Xotre Dame loses some of its most prominent players by graduation, including Castner, Degree, Cotton and Carberry. but Coach Rockne did not let that worry him when he was filling dates for 1923. The players remaining will he one year older by next fall and a year’s experience at Notre Dame means much. Brown, guard, will captain thè team next fall and he will have thè honor of piloting it through thè hardest schedule of Xotre Dame history. DE PAUW IN VICTORY lì,i/ 1 imeg Spretai BELOIT. Wis., Dee. 21.—Speeding up in thè second half. thè De Pauw basket-ball team of Greencastle. Ind.. obtalned a safe lead on thè Beloit College five here Wednesday night and won. 22 to 16. The winners play Marquette at Milwaukee tonight.

Friday H. S. Games

Broad Ripete al Ben Davi*. Bloominpion at Frankiort. Mìlrov -,r Grwubnr? Logansport a Crawfords-ntie Kokomo at Ano)eron Thomtown af Ztonsville. North Vernon at Seottsbu,'* Martine ville at Vincerne* Connersvilìe at Elwood. Muncie at Newcaafie. La Torte at Emerson. Garr Jefferson ibatayette) at Wabaar. Sh“tbj->-i!le at Redford Rubli ville at Richmond. Manual Trainiti* at Columbn* .Marion at Huatincton. Wiley <Terre Haute* at Brani. Lebanon at Franklln Mooresville at Whiteland T.izton at Brown sbure. Ptttsboro at Plalnfteld. Fairmount HI. at Pend’.etca Greenwood at Whiteetown. Monrovia at Danrille. Bainbridge at Roaohdale. Centra! (Evansville) at Owensboro.

Piti Captain Kflr - ;.>• mW SEM

CHARLIE BOWSER Charlie Bowser is one of thè most versatile players on thè Piti grid squad. He started in at quarter back when HoHerman was hurt, but later was shifted to center. In thè W. and J. game, he siarted at center, and later switched to quarter back. Bowser is actlng captain in Holleran’s absence, and is an inspiring leader. He will pllot thè panthers in their big post-season game with Stanford University at Palo Alto, Cai., Dee. 30.

LIVELY SCRAPS OCCUR ON MARION CLUB CARD Crosby-Dager Bout Proves Feature of Fistio Program. Members of thè Marion Club witnessed twenty rounds of boxing at a club show Wednesday night. All bouts went thè limit. It was an evening of big entertainment and thè spectators were given plenty of action. Jlmmy Dalton and Ed Dennis went six rounds to a draw; Hobby Bridges outpointed Jack Devault in six rounds; Jimmy Davis had thè edge on Bobby McGovern in four rounds and Pinky Crosby outpointed Al Dager in four rounds The Crosby-Dager match was a decided feature. Kirk Stili in IJad Slutpc By Times Special YPSILAXTI. Mich., Dee. 21.—The condition of Berfiie Kirk, star end of thè Michigan “U" grid team, was stili serious today. He was injured in an auto accident Sunday, receiving a fractured skuil. Chance Retains Burke By Time Special CHICAGO, De*'. 21. —Frank Chance, new manager of thè Boston Red Sox, stoppe! here Wednesday en route to California. He announeed he would retain Jimmy Burke as one of his coaches. State Tlim'-Cushions Black of Anderson Wednesday lost two matohes in thè State threecushion cue tourney in progress at thè Occidental parlor. Kepner defeated him in thè afternoon, 50 to 37, and at night Ramsey won, 50 to 45. High run of thè matches was a Ave by Ramsey.

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BUTLER PLAYERS RECEIVEAIA/ARDS Sweaters and Gold Footballs Presented at Chapel, Football awards were made at Butler College today at chapel exercises. Sweaters were presented by R. F. Davidson of thè “B” Men's Associatimi. Seven of thè men received thè service stripe design. Theso players were Harry Duttenhaver, Phil Brown, Harold Hungate, Middlesworth, Ferree, Paul Brown and John Leslie. Six sweater coats were given to Konold, Griggs, Woods, Blessing, Uptegraff ami Strickland. Sweaters wore given to ten iìrst-year men including Reichel, Hensel, Cecil, Vickers. Stroie, Paul, Helton, Hipper, Xortham and Harry Hungate. Gold footballs were presented to thè players who participated in Butler's eight consecutive victories. These awards were thè gifts of thè board of trustees of thè college. Duttenhaver, Phil Brown. Hungate, Konold, Strici? land, Middlesworth, Ferree, Griggs, Woods, I/eslie, Stroie and Reichel received thè awards. E. M. Johnson, chairman of thè faculty athletic committee, presented football and basket-ball cups to thè school that were won In thè I. C. A. L. that is nmv a thing of thè past. EM-ROES WALLOP ELWOOD INDEPENDENTS Tke Long End of 471 to 30 Score on Forni gn Floor. The Elwood Independents fell before thè fast Em-Roe Ave at Elwood Wednesday night, 42 to 30. Montgomery starred for thè Em-Roea, scoring 22 points. McNutt played beat for Elwood. DE MOLAYS AND COMPASS FIVES WIN IN FRATERNAL In thè Fraternal League games Wednesday night thè Square and Coni pass five won from thè Gatling Gun Club, 24 to 10. and tfie De Molays defeated thè Sahara Grotto team. 21 to 7. Iti both games thè winners were much thè better. It looks as though thè race will settle down between thè De Molays and Compass teams unless thè others strengthen up a bit. Harry Schoeneman was thè wholo show for thè Square and Compass aggregation and raa'ls neatlv all thè jioints for his club. The De Molays completely outclassed thè Grotto team In thè second half alter thè losers had put up a good defense in thè opening perlod. NOTRE DAME DROPS ONE DECATI.'R, IH., Dee. 21.—1 n a game of thrills thè James Milllkln five defeated Xotre Dame Wednesday, 23 to 20. The contest was dose all thè wsy. It was thè first game lost by Xotre Dame on its Illinois tnvasion. The South Bond squad defeated Wesleyan Monday and Brftdley on Tu*sdav. In a game at Urbana, tonight Xotre Dame will tangle with thè Illinois University team.

Pick Ehmke By NEA Service NEW YORK. Doc. 21.—Who will win thè most games In thè American League next summer, Howard Ehmke or Rip Cojlins These two players flgured in thè trade between Detroit and Boston. Ehmke seemed to have outlived bis usefulness with Detroit. Collins, on thè other hand, was just striking his stride at Boston. Despite thè faci that Ehmka will be with thè celiar cham pions and Collins with a first division club, American League players seem to think Ehmke will make thè better showing.

KID WILLIAMS TO TRY ‘BIG TIME’ STUFF AGAIN Will Fighi Battling I/boriarti Friday Night. By United Xew e NEW YORK, Dee. 21.—Aster long retirement, Kid Williams, former bantam Champion of thè world. will hit tho big time again Friday night fighting Battling Léonard, a Philadelphia bantam, in thè semi-final to thè Lynch Smith championship bout. Williams reoently carne out of his refuge and has been defeating thè tough runnersup with regularity and skill. Although Lynch knocked him out aster Williams had lost thè title to Peto Herman tho Baltimore ex-champion Is working for another tight with Joo to get back his title. WHITEMAN ELECTED Karl Whiteman, tackle on thè Cnthedral High School football team, has been chosen to lead the squad *n 1923. He is a junior and has played tackle two years.

Independent Basket-ball

The Diamond Chain basket-ball team hatidcd ihc Speedwny A C Ave a urprisipackaro for CUriatinaa in tho forra of a 2f)-to-21 dofoat. Tho stoilar baiikt hontlnir of Litz and Boyd of Ihe Chain tiro a foaturo. The rootor of thè Diamond Chain Company were out in largo number**. For Ramo wlt htho Diamond Chain Club ad dros Diamond Chain Athletlo Club, Kentucky Ave and West St. The ChrUtamoro A C will play thè Slmnions Marvois at tho Second Bapttst eym Sauirday ovening The Christamore wtll be handicapped. due to tho tomporary losa of Captain Wainpler on aeeount of l inosa Ttio !ine*-up will Inelude Bo*rs. bang and Hartloy. forwards: Kurcoson or Winamor center*; Jone. Fink. Klile. guarda. A ourtaln ratse-r wili pro.-edi- tho game. For game<s writo fhe Christamore A. C. 901 King Ave., or cali Helmont 1175 Tho Meteora defeated thè l'nknown live. .39 t<> 1!' The Meteora iir*;re geme with eitv and St ite team For game* e!l Deimont 7093. rr addreaa Letami Morgan. 12 N. Addlson. Tho St Ph'tip A C net team play thè Olive braneh Christian at t nlTedsity Hoights Satnrday. The foliowing pia-ers should be at thè Terminal Station Hot later than tà p m. —Gastinem, Cross, Davies. Rl.-kov Rotti. MeCarty. Urother*. Meyors. Shaj Flotohor and Pntltips For game with th" Sainls ali Webster dOSH and aek for Walter. The Samts play tn tho 17-18 yearold class. Tho Christamore Triangies wtll play thè Huntington V M 0 A Celta Sature!ay at Fletcher Ave and Nohlo Sts Tlie Trtanele lino up wtll be Curi. Multili and Hurastng. forwards Perry and Martin, oenter: P. Doselle. Wilson and I>. Dosso!ie. guands. Toeh High Sehool would Hke to hook net games up to Jan. 3 ith team havinr ft/v-es to a gym Cali Webster 9234 and ask for John.

BUDRIPPLEIN TWO NET GftMES Meets Ben Davis on Friday and Greencastle Saturday. Broad Ripple High School netterà have two hard games over thè weekend, meeting Ben Davis on Friday and Greencastle on Saturday. The Ben Davis contest will be played there and is a battle between old rivals. The Ripple five cannot forget. thè county tourney last year, when thè Ben Davis outflt put them out of thè running in an overtime game in thè Practically thè sanie men aro on thè Ben Davis team this year. Coach Thomas will be up against it to save his rnen for thè Greencastle fray on Saturday at thè Ripple court. Greencastle has one of thè strong teams of thè State. They have lost only one game and that by a dose i score to Bloomington. Martinsville, : West Lafayette, Wingate, Danville ! and Cloverdale are on their list of vic!ti tris. Poster, star forward of Greeni castle, wilj not be in thè game on j account of ineligibility. ; INDIANA LAWS WILL PLAY N. A. G. U. FIVE Two Teams Will Clash Here Jan. 13. The Indiana Law school v.ill play thè X. A. O. U. five Jan. 13, it was announeed today. The Muncie Norma! five defeated thè X. A. G. U. team Wednesday night ori thè Central High School gym in Muncie, 36 to 2S, iri a fast game. floor guard, starred for thè losers and Shanks. Xorrnal center, ■ ilayed great ball for thè winners. The >.alf score was 32 to 12. Date Miller referred thè game. Frjp Downs Tarleton Frj'e defeated Tarleton, 50 to 33, in a city tourney threeeushion match at thè Board of Trade Wednesday night. Each had a cluster of four for high run. Hendricks and Moore rneet tonlghL

Basket-ball Results

College Millikin, 23; Xotre Dame, 20. Wabash. 27; Washington Ind.) Independents, 10. Muncie XonnaJ, 36; X. A. G. U., 28. Indiana State Xorrnal, 59; Indiana Law, 7. De Pauw. 22; Beloit. 16. Northwestern, 20; Lake Forest, 14. Wisconsin. 39: Lombard. 7. Ohio State. 37; Wittenberg, 28. High School Marion. 59; Perù. 7. Garfleid, Terre Haute, 40; Braziì. 28.

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TWO LOCAL SCHOOLS IN OPENING BASKET GAMES ON SA TURDA Y E VENING Technical Starts Season at Y. M. C. A, Against Logansport — Cathedral Meets Zionsviile at Shortridge Gymnasium -Manual at Columbus Friday. By VEDI)ESt GABD % IIIS week-end will sce thè opening of thè basket- \ ball season for two of thè locai high school \ r teams —Technical and Cathedral. Both game? \ \ are seheduled for this city on Saturday night. \ Tech plays Logansport at thè Y. M. C. A. and. Cathedral takes on Z'onsville at thè Shortridge ". vm - Manual is thè other Indianapolis five in Columbus on Friday night. It’s vacation days for most of thè high school students, but not for thè bove mentioned net, squads. Shortridge is thè onlv team that has had a rest, and thev are not so much in need of thè work as

thè others. Coach Burton gave them a seven days’ rest in which they could forget basket-ball. Manual and Tech bave been naving strenuous morning practices. The Green and White team, under Coach Black, right now looks like thè one best bet among thè locai schools. There is a triumvirale of eoaches at Tech—Black, Leverenz and Coppie—and none of them are very comrnunicative as regards thè starting line-up for thè opener. But it cannot help but be sontething like this: Schultze, Byer3 or Rabe will have thè cali on thè forward jobs. with Jefry a possioiiity. Carter looks like thè starter at center. Hite is showing best at floor guard. with Unger at back guard. Cottrell is also a possibility at thè last-named position. Experienced Players Three of thè above named players carne to this city from other schools and have had experience on State fives. Schultze emigrated from Jef ferson of Lafayette in 1923 and was eligible thè last semester of last season Bvers was a star at Morgantown and Hite is a Martinsville boy. Cathedral also is starting off thè season. This team is greatly handlcapped because of thè lack of a gymnasium in which to practice. Interest at thè school. however, is at a high pitch. A majority of thè hotne contests will be played at fhe Shortridge floor. A! Feeney, who coached thè team last year. is not in charge this year The squad is being handled by faculty members at thè instìtution. The line-up for thè opener will be as follows- Ivelley and Costello, forwards; McGowan, center; Royco and Dickie. guards. The last two players are from thè football squad. Riley. Quinlan, and Harmon will probably get into thè fray at some time. Reports from Zionsviile are that thè team there is thè strongest in several years. Manual has a tough assignment In thè Columbus scrap. Coach Dobbins

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has a fast team and thè five has been playing since thè first of November. They are hard to stop on their homo floor. The Columbus quint has lost some games, but they were dropped to thè best in thè State, Vincennes and Franklin were among thè mim-, ber. Coach Jones has been holding morning workouts in an endeavor to get thè squac in smooth working crder. The plajers who are making up thè team have been out only two weeks as thè footballers have stepped off thè gridiron onto thè hardwoodIt looks as though thè team will line up at Columbus as in thè Shortridge contest last week. Martin and Glazier will be at thè forwards, Howard at Center, and Fioyd and Hutton, guards. This is a good strong corobination although somewhat lacking in thè cleverness and speed that rr.akes an above-the-ordinary combination. WABASH STARTS FAST By Time Special WASHINGTON. Ind., Dee. 21.—The Wabash College net team opened its long holiday trip here Wednesday night with a vie tory over thè Washington Merchants, 27 to 10. The Little Giants play twelve more games during thè vacation period, thè majority being in Southern States. G meni e to Play Henning Bob Graeme, Chicago pocket billiard star, lias been matched with Gene Henning. State Champion, for games at thè Claypool parlor, Jan. 5 and 12. Games will be played afternoon and night both days. Graeme will sboot for 500 points and Henning for 425 and tho purse will be SIOO. The match will be played in blocks of 123 points, Graeme to play for 125 and Henning for 110. Graeme adso will givo fancy shot ex-