Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1924 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 1924

Sutler Eleven to Meet Centenary—Hoosier Teams Invade, Big Ten Camps

■dach page schedules 1 M’MILEAN’S TEAM OCT. 18 Gridders of Shreveport to Appear Here on Local Squad's Homecoming—l 924 Card Filled. Butler College completed its football schedule for next fall today by signing a contract with Centenary College of Shreveport, La., for the home-coming game here on Oct. 18. The Southern gridders are under the direction of the famous Bo McMillan, the former all-American Centre quarter back.

Centenary lost only one game during the 1923 campaign, and that to Boston College by a close score in -l hard-fought battle. The contract entered into with McMillan’s team is a home-and-home agreement. Butler will play at Shreveport in 1925. Athletic Director Page completed the arrangements. With the final arrangements made for the home-coming game the local institution has a splendid schedule of nine games which starts on Sept. 27 and ends Nov. 22. Seven of the contests are at home. The schedule is as follows: Sept. 27—Hanover here. Oct. 4—Franklin here (Indianapolis day). Oct. 11—Butler at Illinois. Oct. 18—Centenary here (homecoming) Oct. 25—Wabah here. Nov. I—De Pauw here. Nov. S —Butler at lowa. Nov. 15 — Ohio Wesleyan here Nov. 22—Haskell Indians here. DEMPSEYWANTS THREE BIG BOOTS Champion Jack Mentions Gibbons, Firpo and Wills. By United Press NEW YORK, Jan. 2. —Jack Dempsey wants to defend his hea yweight title three times this year. He asked Tex Rickard to get work for him on Memorial day. Independence day and Labor day. Dempsey left Tuesday by boat for Jacksonville, Fla., with Teddy Hayes, his traveling companion and secretary. The champion said, before leaving be was going to do a little work, but the impression prevails here he Is going to pick a spot down South for a training camp to be used in getting ready for a Memorial day fight. Before leaving, Dempsey and Riekaid had a long talk about their 1924 program and they discussed the con tenders with whom three contests .■flight be arranged. Dempsey wants to fight Tommy Gibbous. Luis Firpo and Harry Wills in the order named, but Rickard doesn't agree with the champion about Gibbons as a drawing card. Rickard said not long ago he was able to handle -Gibbons only in light heavyweight competition. "Gibbons would not be a good card around New York tenth Dempsey.'' Rickard said. "He is too light to get a house around here.” Rickard is strong for a return bout with Firpo. He believes by fall conditions will be such that a contest with Wills can be arranged. STRIBUNG EASY VICTOR OVER NEW YORK BOXER

Macon Kid Proves Too Clever for Dave Rosenborg at Newark. Hy Lnited Press NEWARK. N. J.. Jan. 2. —Young Stribling. Macon (Ga i high school boy. made Oave Rosenberg, former New York State middleweight champion, look like a third rater in a twelveround no-decision bout here Tuesday. Stribling had a clear lead in all but two rounds, these being even. Stribling was able to hit Dave at will, but his punches lacked the necessary steam for a knockout. The Southern lad won the newspaper men’s verdict without dissent. The New Jersey law permits no official decision. BIG DAY AT Y. M. C. A. New dear’s Celebrated by Variety of Sport Events. A big crowd attended the all-day athletic program at the Y. M. C. A. New Year’s day and witnessed a variety of sports. Bowman and Ehlers won the doubles handball tourney. A. L. Dorset. ex-State checker champ, won ail of his matches. Dr. F. O. Ballard of liunover Col!ege won and lost in two chess games. R. E. Fix's Kingan howling team was winner on the alleys. Godard and Carey kept their title as city horse pool champs. In the evening the “Y” Leaders i basketball team defeated the Hoosier} A. C., 31 to 27. The Noon Business Men’s Club beat the Evening Busi- j ness Men’s Club two out of three .n volley ball. Cicero Beats Tipton By Times Special CICERO, Ind., Jan. 2. —The Tipton Elks were defeated by the American basketball team of Cicero here by a score of 35 to 26. Mosbaugh and Eteherson starred for Cicero. Independent Basketball The Communal Cubs want games with the Temple Juniors. United Brethren. Gang Fire. Ct.ristamore Triangles and North Stars. Write Abe Goldsmith, 1022 Union St., or call Stewart 2603 and ask for Abe. - The Can't-Agree Celts want games in the 1214-year-old el M. The Celts will play the Won Tame Juniors Thursday night. AH players oe at Addison and Washington Sta a- ts p m The Celts wiil play the Pioneers at the “T” Saturday. All players j art requested tb m-et at 11 a. m. Saturday 1 at the above mentioned eorner. For games ea’l Belmont 4189 and ask for Raich. The O-Hara Sans defeated the Lion Tamers. 11 to 8. Stack starred for the winners. The O. H S. desire games with the W A W.. Spades, St. Phillips. North Side Triangles .Trojans. University Heights, W. I. Bulldogs. Christamores and Edgewood. Write Harold Ransopher. 120 7 N. Olriey St., or call Webster 1081 and ask for Howard. Leave telephone number. The Wolverine Blues desire city and State games with fast learns. The manager of the Bed Crowns ie requested to call Maurice Hiatt. Drexel 9290. kr address 1535 Pleasant St . New Palestine also take notice.

STRONG FIVES WIN IN STATE BATTLES Bedford Defeats Jesf —Frankfort Takes 11th Straight. Two of the State's strongest high school teams added impressive victories to their string on New Year’s night, when Bedford defeated Jefferson of Lafayette at Bedford, 39 to 18, and Frankfort drubbed Logansport at FYankfort, 51 to 21. It was Jones' night down at the Stone City and the clever forward snagged ten field goals for more than half of his team’s points. McConnell showed up best for the Jeff five. Frankfort continued on Its uninterrupted way with its eleventh straight victory. Logansport toward the middle of the first half looked as though they would give Case’s team a battle, but their defense completely failed away and in the final period Frankfort ran wild. GRAND RAPlDS—Soldier King of this city and Joe Lohman. Toledo, boxed ten rounds to a draw.

Boston-Cleveland Trade in Making

BILL, WAMBSGANSS (jKiair HAVING PERFECTED A SPINELESS CACTUS IT BEHOOVES mA BURBANK TO MATCH THE BLAMED THING WITH FRED FULTON. Cincinnati scientist predicts a big earthquake for America in 1924. . . . This probably indicates that Bill Tilden will lose a tennis title. WE SHALL NEVER CONSIDER THE WORLD HAS ACHIEVED PERFECTION UNTIL SPORTING EDITORS QUIT PRINTING LONG ROWS OF FIGURES AT THE END OF EACH TEAR SHOWING THAT THE PAST SEASON WAS THE "GREATEST IN HISTORY.” It in said that when Mr. Roekne woe in. formed :hat the leviathan had been grounded, he remarked a* follow*. “Those eastern birds still have a lot to learn about the forward pass/* Ohio professor tells Atlanta conference football should be abolished on account of the big financial returns the sport brings. . . . These old professors have such a quaint idea of humor! Ft is not likely that Nick Altrock will be. asked to go with the .All Stars. . . The enterprise will have ail the natural ingredients of a rich joke without Ills presence. An expert writes that all great golfers tire slow thinkers. . . . This undoubtedly explains why we have never been able to break 100. THE PAPERS SAY NEW YORK POLITICIANS ARE OUT TO “GET” TEY RICKARD. . . . MEANING THEY ARE OUT TO GET HIS BANK ROLL, OF COURSE. They arrested Dempsey's dtul for mixing a highball in Salt Lake. . . . The old gent was. merely guilty of a social error: he should have taken it straight. WE READ THAT ONLY WOMEN AND WASPS HAVE THE TRUE FEMININE INSTINCT. . . . THIS LEAVES THE PECULIARITIES OF THE CHEER LEADER STILL UNEXPLAINED. Ijewis Pins .lap Bu 'limes Special CHICAGO. Jan. 2. —Ed (Strangler) Lewis, heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Taro Myaki, Jap star, here Tuesday in straght falls. A. A. U. Net League The Indianapolis A. A. U. Basketball League will play two games tonight at South Side Turner Hall.

PURDUE TEAM IS GIVEN BATTLE BV WABASH NETTERS Surprise Package Wrapped Up for Boilermakers, but Somebody Stubs Toe, By Times Special CRA VVFORDSVILLE, fnd.. Jan. 2. —The Wabash College netters had a surprise package all wrapped up for Purdue here Tuesday night, hut just as they were going to hand it to the Boilermakers somebody stubbed his toe and the thing was smashed to pieces. Purdue won, 27 to 22. Now the lans are saying like they said in football, “You never can tell about that Wabash team. Seems as though when you think they haven’t got a thing, watch out!” At the end of tne first half Wabash looked like winners with the score 17 to 10 in their favor. The Scarlet defense was working perfectly and Purdue baskets were very few. The second half was different. Wabash slowed up and Lambert’s five started with a rush that could not be stopped. The score was 21 to 17 before the Wabash team could get together. A large number of personal fouls were called on both teams, but the players could not make the free throws count. Tendler Takes Beating By T tilted Press PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2. Lew Tendler. Philadelphia lightweight, was badly beaten in a ten-round bout day by Nate Goldman, Philadelphia. Tendler was down for the count of nine in the first and fifth rounds.

IRST BASEMAN GEORGE BURNS of Boston for Second J Baseman Bill Wambsganss of Cleveland. Tt’s dollars to doughnuts such a trade will feature 1924. While there has been much talk of such a transfer of players, a few minor details have caused the deal to hang fire. It is understood that these difficulties have been ironed out. Manager Speaker of Olav Hand feels he must get a first sucker if his club Is to l*e up in the race. The Cleveland leader dopes it. that at leat a dozen games were lost around the initial sack last year. He doesn’t want a repetition of such a performance. Having two good second basemen and no satisfactory first saeker. Speaker feels he can sacrifice one of these players to the great benefit of his ball club. The fact that Stephenson is younger than Wambs ganss, and a much more dangerous batsman, is no doubt his reason for being willing to swap the triple-p!ay hero. Bums hit 328 last year, while Wain by had *he very healthy average of .290. DYER WINS ON POINTS Terre Haute I~ul Beats K. O. Other Scraps. By Times special TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. Jan. 2.—K. O. Victor of Cincinnati was outpointed by Eddie Dyer of Terre Haute In ten rounds here Tuesday. Billy Long, local bantam, earned a draw with Kid Mack of Cincinnati in eight rounds. In another eight-round clash Solly Rosenberg of Terre Haute fought on even terms with Tommy Sparks, Cincinnati 124-pounder. Butch Murphy of Terre Haute defeated Ed- 1 die Malone, Danville (111.) bantam in four runds. Bouts in Qualiertown By United Xciee PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.—Sailor Friedman, Chicago welterweight, won a decision over Ray Mitchell of Philadelphia in a ten-round fight on New Year's day. Pete Sarmiento. Philippine bantamweight. easily beat Tommy Murray of Philadelphia in another ten-rounder.

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Connolly There By United ,Vries PASADENA, Cal., Jan. 2. "One-Eyed" Connolly, gate crasher of national reputation, who is wintering in California, gained entrance easily to the NavyWashington football game here New Year’s day. Connolly entered with a bunch of copy paper under his arm for the press box. He was wearing a clean collar in celebration of the New Year.

MONDAY BOXING PROGRAM FILLED Five Bouts to Be Staged by Harter. Matchmaker Harter of the Washington A. C. has completed his boxing card for Monday night. The show will be staged at Tomlinson Hall. Five bouts will be held. Bud Taylor of Terre Haute and Joey Schwartz of Detroit will battle In the main go of ten rounds. Taylor displayed splendid form against Sammy Nahle in New York Tuesday. Bud won on points In a thriller scrap. Harter has arranged his card with the idea in mind of giving the fans plenty of action. The Roberts-Long seml-wind-up affair is expected to be a smashing clash. The complete card follows: Bud Taylor. Terre Haute. re. Joey Schwartz, Detroit, ten rounds. Roberts. Indianapolis. r* Billy Long. Terre Haute, eight round*. Joe Dillon, Indianapolis, v*. Heinie McDuff. Indianapolis, six round*. Clifford Antrobus. Indianapolis, r Bobble McGovern. Indianapolis, six round*. Jimmy boat. Chicago, vs. Dick Osborn, Shelbyville, ix round*

GEORGE BURNS DELANTE TAKES FEATURE 9 to 1 Shot Wins New Year's Handicap at New Orleans. By Times Special NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.—Delante. a 9 to 1 shot in the betting, won the New Year’s Day handicap at the openin gos the fairground track. The nice had an added value of $5,000. Fifteen starters faced the harrier. Barracuda. Greentree stride entry' coupled with Best Pal. was second at a price of 5 to 2, and Revenge at even money t > show was third.

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1,000 PANS SEE BIG ELEVENS IN PASADENA BATILE Washington and Navy Teams Stage Thriller Contest and # Finish Even. By United News PASADENA, Cal., Jan. 2.—Before 40,000 cheering native sons and visitors from the East who lined the rockbanked slopes of the Rose Bowl Tuesday afternoon, the Naval Academy of Annapolis and the University of Washington fought to a 14-to-14 tie in the big Last-West game of the football year. Come From Beliind Twice the Washington Huskies came from behind to tie the score. The Middies crossed the western goal line at the opening of the second period. A Washington touchdown followed a few moments later, bu*. the Navy took the lead with a second touchdown as the quarter ended. The Middies then held until the final quarter, when Washington again evened the score. The game contained everything that goes to make up a thrilling contest — long forward passes, brilliant end runs and plunging bucks through the line. To J. C. McKee, quarter hawk for the Navy, goes credit for the ability of Annapolis to emerge from the battle with divided honrs. Hurls Passes Attack of invaders was built largely around this dashing lad from Butler, Pa., who covered the ground In fleetfooted strides and displayed an uncanny ability to hurl the hall down the field. It was this feature of the naval attack which resulted in the East’s two touchdowns. Wilson and Abel, veteran backfield men from Seattle, and Bryan, the stalwart linesman, were stars of the fight that Washington put up. The weather was perfect. A warm sun beamed but its rays were lost in the chil. of the afternoon. Tuesday’s game was the eighth East-West contest played at Pasadena. Os the number. Western teams have won four, Eastern teams two and two have been ties.

Fights and Fighters

NEW YORK—Bud Taylor. Terre Haute bantamweight. won a twelve-round decision from Sammy Nahle. New York. BUFFALO—Although knocked down twice. Rocky Kansas. Buffalo lightweight, finished strong enough to win a ton-round division from Teddy Myers. ROCHESTER V. Y —With a strong finish. Andy Chaney. Baltimore lightweight, won a twelve-round dectuon from Archie Walker. New York. CINCINNATI—K. O. Mar*. Cincinnati lightweight, shaded Tony Zill of Youngstown In a ten-round bout. CANTON—Johnny Michael* of Jamestown. N. Y.. won from Willie Ames. Akron, in ten rounds. AKRON. Ohio—Joo Lynch, world's bantamweight champion. stopped JimmyMurphy. fit. Louis, in the third round after flooring him twice in the second * PITTSBURGH—Pancho Villa, world’s flyweight champion, won a ten-round decision from Tony Norman, Pittsburgh. MANSFIELD, Ohio—Billy Baker. Cleve. land bantam, was knocked out ia the sixth round by A1 Dundee of Mansfield. BROOKLYN—Kt Williams. former world's bantamweight champion. won a twelve round decision from Midget Smith. New York. PORTLAND. Ore.—George L&nison of Omaha was knocked out by Fred Fulton in the second round.

Point Makers IN Basketball By ERNEST A. BLOOD

© v • \ I ''ms i ? im CODE . ball PLAY let,variation, ♦hhiuhihhihh PLAY <l7uivariation. nrvitzs:: PI AYE Q. receiving ball • - - PLAYER, dianging position. AIR. BALL ** PAUSE / Play No. 1 Signal No. 31 Right forward to left forward. Center (5) tips ball to (3) to a epot in the air A. From the air (3) passes the ball to (1) to point B. Basketball Results COLLEGE Purdue, 27: Wabash. 22. Penn, 29: McGill. 22. Yale .19 Western Reserve, 12. Grove City. 42; Amherst. 23. HIGH SCHOOL Wiley fTerre Haute), 35; Garfield (Terr® Haute). 9. Wilev Girls 15: Garfield Girls, 9. Bedford. 39: Jefferson (Lafayette). 18. Frankfort, 51 Logansport, 21. Frankfort Seconds, 22: Lcgansport Seconds, 19. South Bend. 25; Mishawaka. 19

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FRANKLIN GETS SEVERE TEST AGAINST BADGERS Baptists, Indiana's Best, in Out-of-State Struggle Notre Dame at Illinois —Normal vs, De Pauw, Two Hoosier college basket fives meet Big Ten opponents to night in a test of Indiana net prowess against out-of-State competition. One of Franklin’s most important engagements since the team has come into prominence is the Wisconsin game tonight, which is to be played at Madison, Wis.

SAD NEW YEAR IN MISKE FAMILY Noted Boxer Claimed by Death —Four Survive, By United News MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 2.—William (Billy) Miske, well-known heavyweight boxer, died here New Year’s day. Ho was 29 years old. He had been suffering from Bright's disease for more than five years, but kept fighting until he was forced to bed a few weeks ago. For the last four days his marvelous constitution kept him alive. He was unconscious most of the time. Miske’s gameness was his most marked trait. He was one of the most popular boxers in the Northwest. Often he was In pain when training, and once rather than call off a fight with Tommy Gibbons he had physicians lance several boils and pack him in ice to reduce his temperature so he could pass the physical examination. Miske, in 112 battles, recorded 31 knockouts, 10 decisions, 63 no-decis-ions, 3 draws, lost 1 decision, was knocked out once by Jack Dempsey and fought many exhibitions. He lost a fortune in the automobile business in St. Paul. Miske is survived by his wife and three children. HONORS FOR SCOTT H. S. Toledo Eleven Defeats Portland Team hi New Year’s Game. By United Neva PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 2.—Scott High School of Toledo defeated the Columbia High School evelen of Portland, 20 to 17, on an icy gridiron here New Year’s day.

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The contest means quite a lot to the Baptists, who will have a chance to show Just how good they are to hostile fans. All net fans in Indiana are pulling hard for a victory. Up to Franklin Franklin must win to uphold the prestige of this State. If they lose, no more can the Hoosier fans say, “This is the best State in the Union when It comes to this hardwood game.” Franklin has showed it is the best this State has to offer. If the team is beaten, Hoosier basketball is beaten. Os course, one game is not a conclusive test, but there will be much gnashing of teeth if Griz Wagner and his fast stepping aggregation do not win. Wisconsin Five Strong They are up against a splendid team coached by an expert in the science of the hard court, Dr. Meanwel l . The Badgers are reported as exceptionally strong despite the fact they lost that great pair of guards, Tebell and Williams. It is anew team, but a good one that "Doc” has gathered together. Notre Dame will try out its short passing game as taught by the new coach, Keogan, against the Illinois team at Urbana. The feeling in the air that the Irish are about ready to cause plenty of trouble in net circles will be strengthened or shattered tonight by the results of the contest. De Pauw-Normal In this State two of the best clash at Greencastle where De Pauw takes on the State Normal five of Terre Haute. The contest promises to be a thriller. The fast traveling Teachers have worked throughout the vacation In order to be ready for the fray. De Pauw got a week’s rest because of its heavy schedule before the holidays. The team took a work-out Tuesday. COLUMBUS, Ohio—Lew Bloom, bantamweight. won the decision over Young Roberts: Frankie Callahan won from Billy Kimm when the referee stopped the fight in the eighth round to save Kimm further punishment.

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