Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1924 — Page 7

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BAN SEEKS SCALPS OF THREE LEADERS $ Johrtson Gunning for Landis, McGraw and Stoneham — Not Much Kick in Coast League Evidence, By HENRY L. FARRELL In itcd Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK. Dec. B.—When Ban Johnson shows his alleged proof of gambling on the Pacific Coast to Commissioner Landis who will preside over the joint meetings of the major leagues Thursday, the fireworks will start.

The American League head, who attempted to have the last world series called off because of the O’Connell-Dolan affair. Is still gunning for Judge Landis, while he hopes stray shots may clip John J. McGraw and Charles Stoneham, owners of the Giants. Experts who have studied the situation claim Eandis has the stronger backing. Most of F.an's former followers have transferred their allegiance. Clark Griffith was lost to the Johnson forces when Ban peppered away at the first world series the Washington leader ever enjoyed. After lauding Landis as they have, the owners of the minor leagues expect in return to have the judge demand of Johnson the proof of his charges. It Is rumored the Pacific Coast gambling evidence to be produced is but a bunch of newspaper clippings. •PAGE BACK HOME WITH GOOD DATES Minnesota Probable Grid Foe —Chicago on Net Card, Athletic Director Page of Butler has returned home from the Big Ten meeting in Chicago with one football game arranged with Illinois at Vrbana Oct. 1" and another tentative grid date with Minnesota there Nov. 7. The Gopher game is pending, subject to approval of the Minnesota faculty athletic board. Page also book-,1 another basketj game. Chicago will be met at Chi-j cago Feb. 3. This gives Butier srames with the three teams which were -jed i for Big Ten first place last season. Wisconsin. Illinois and Chicago. Two other conference schools will be met. Ohio and lowa. Butler is still hot on Indiana Uni-, versitv‘s trail for an Indianapolis grid game I. I*, has not decided on the date or opponent for the annual scrap here. From the schedule announced it looks as though the Washington Park contest will be Oct. 17 or 24. Butler freshmen basket garrK-s with Franklin freshmen have been arranged for Feb. £* and March 3. >PLENTY~OF CUE ACTION Double-Header Matches in State Three-Cushion Meet. State three-cushion billiard tourney continues this week with some double-header matches on the progr;un at Cooler's. Black and Cofield, two of the tail-enders. will finish their schedules with two games each. Hunter and Cooler have cleaxi slates, with five and four gm*-a won. respectively. The week's achedule is as follows: Tonight—Jones v> Henderson Tundaj—7 30 R iben vs. Cofleld; J* 00. VoxVr v Itamaey WednesdaT —Cooler vs Rockhill. Thurciy—T 30. Black vs Cofield'. 9 00. Bla-’k vs. Rubens Friday—Curtis vs Vcater. NET OFFICIALS"toIMEET Indiana Association to Discuss Basketball Rules Tonight. Indiana Officials' Association will meet tonight at 310 Board of Trade Bldg, to discuss basketball rules. The organization was formed this fall during football reason and will continue in basketball. Pat Page, Butler athletic director, and Stanley Foozle, i<.oai official, who attended the Big Ten demonstration of the net rules at Chicagn last week, have been asked to lie present for a discussion of the Western Conference Interpretations. FEATURE MILWAUKEE GO Walker and Malone in Ten-Round Scrap in Cream City. By t'nltrd Press MILWAUKEE. Dec. fi.—Mickey Walker, world's welterweight champion. and Jock Malono, St. Paul middleweight, have completed training for their ten-round no-decision bout here tonight. Wamie Smith. Oklahoma, has been substituted for Morrie Schlaif fer. Omaha, in the semi-wind-up with Joie O'Hara of Chicago. No Game at Kokomo By Times Special KOKoMo, ind., Dec. B.— Owing to a disagreement over financial i arrangements, tha Kokomo legion- j J&eonville Tornado independent football game scheduled here Sunday | was called off.

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PISH COLLEGE ! PLANS EXPANSION TO AID VAUGHAN Scholler Slated as Athletic i Director —Strong Assistant Coach Is Desired. According to reports from reliable ; sources. Wabash College authorities plan to expand the athletic department of the Craw fordsville Inatij tutlon. The idea is to have more coaches available and an athletic director. The institution has been operating without an official athletic director, although Pete Vaughan, football j and basketball coach, has acted in ; that capacity to some extent. Vaughan is kept too busy with football and basketball to give much I time to a director's duties. Therefore. if the financial problem can be solved. I-larry Scholler, of f’rawfordsville. is to be made Wabash athletic director if he cares for the berth. He also would coach baseball, duties which he resigned last spring. The new plan calls for Vaughan to le given a strong assistant in football. Naming the assistant would | be left to Vaughan. Nash Higgins, varsity track coach ! j and freshman grid instructor, is j slated to remain, it is said. Wabash alumni athletic officials ■ and authorities at the college have ; j agreed on the changes and th plan I will be presented to the board of trustees for sanction within a few days. The plan hinges on necessary i finances. Nut Cracker Sport News (1944) rryi EW YORK—Miller Huggins lln I today he ip on the T ' look out for another shortstop. "Everett Scott is still good, j , but he can't go on forever," said Ithe Yankee manager. lb l ' AXGEl.Fl?—Afierv- vi can-- a a. ** ; carrying a Mary to the eff*-,-t that Jack ; he-, vy. :;rhl champion is cnne.t to Motile Fils.; .saner - v*mp;r> .if the screen. . - .1. -rr~| HIIADELPHIA—WiIIiam Tib den vanquished litrD BUI J Johnston of California in ; straight sets today and won the | national tennis championship fur the : seventeenth consecutive time. >T ANDREWS - Overcomei* a nine- ■ stroke har. !:■ ap Walter Ha-n American j nt-.e ~ orrfj a at r Rational victory in the , I!r:isi, open <r**.f championship rr-.i to lay | Haien dei-tir.**-; to an-ept the cup ■ I ; dant know what to C > with the forty-; seven others I have now." he complained, j • • I * IriCAGO Benny I/conard 1C I as ridiculous the L_7J charges h has outgr-wn the : lightweight limit and informed local newspaper men be .would defend his title as soon as a I worthy challenger appeared Leonard is here starring in "Th" Pooh Poohs of 1330.” • • • BOSTON—THE MA N AGE M ENT OF THE HARVARD FOOTBALL TEAM DENIED THE CRIMSON HAS SCHEDULED A GAME WITH KNITE EOCENE'S NOTRE DAME ELEVEN. • • • T.ONPON—In what ttw scheduled to he a twenty-round ho.A for the championship of the world. Joe Beckett Great Britain ope uas knocked ant to the firs* round by One-Punch O Goof 17 of Milwaukee here tonight • • • SPREADING PALMS. Fla., Dec.! 3—in addressing the local Rotarians nr their noonday meeting today.; I Connie Mack made the positive pro : diction the Athletics would finish no j worse than second tills season.

Saturday Net Results COIXFC.E Trull na rp:.‘r;t!. f>‘„’ Hunt Colj Iw, 31 s*itut. U fllCtH M HOOL Sheridan b : 26 Hf*n Davis ; HainfieM. 26. Davi* (girlfU. 27, Plainfield i fglrlsi. 3. Oiayton. 30: T*araron. 29 Monrovia. 45; Eminfnop. IS (irf'wiwnod. 24: TTnion. 21 Wilktnwon. 37: Grr*nfl*ld 26 South port. 40 Mt Comfort. 7H Crrpnnpld <seconds >. 28 Wilkinson; Iftooonds), 21 Southport (girls). 23; Mt Comfort ' fgir'si. 20. Mitchell. 52: R*rmour 11 Mitchell (seconds). 47. f •eWorld*). 25. C ark Township. 13: Ro*oh Grew* (#**rv j ondfl). 13. Huntington. 20: South Sid* (Ft Wflyn*). 10 WaytK-town. 40: Crawfnrd.svil’A 37 Km-Rfws Get Earlhain I>nte By Times Special RICHMOND, Ind.. Dec. .-—The Farlham College hnskefbeil lenin j has added the Hm-Roes of Indianapolis to the schedule In a game here on Jan. $. Whirlwind Oibs The Whirlwind Chibs are anxious j to arrange games with 13-yenr-oW teams which have access to playing j floors. The Cubs have the following players: Mills, Pentecost, Ralav. | Worth. Rutledge. Demaree, Pruett. Sterns. Stephenson, Class, Mitchell and Hodges. Call Drexel 170?-R and ask for Leonard Turpin. Seventh Christians and "Y” Red Triangles I notice.

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**• By COACH H. B. ORTNER. Cornell, Eastern Champions. SHIS out-of-bound play is always made under your own basket. Number five takes the Stall out. Players one, two, three and four line up across the court a*t about the end of the foul lane circle. Two fast and clever men, preferably the forwards, if they are accurate shots, are used to cut into the basket, while one and three, preferably the guards, cut out to the side. Just at the time the two forwards are behind number two and four’s opponents they cut behind them and receive the pass from number five. A bounce pass often works very well, as it enables the playeVs cutting In to put on speed or slow up if necessary. Number five swings out to the side on which lie passes, for turn pass in case the play is not properly timed. The timing is the important part of this play, but with enough practice and the players working together it can be successfully executed a large percentage of the time. In case the play is not able to go through as planned, the ball should lie passed to numbers one or three, who have cut to the side of the court. This prevents the

1925 Big Ten Grid Schedules

„i*t Ki>t , (>**l *'t—Wabash at Purdue Oct 10-—lk* I’.iuw ,11 Perdue Oct 24 —Purdue t \V.. ..asm, Oct. 31——Purdii" Ht Chicago. Nov. 14—Northwestern at Purdue. Nov. 21—Purdue at Indiana INDIANA Oct. •'!—Pe Pauw at Indiana 0,4. lO—lndiana at Michigan Oct. 31—low a at Indiana Nov. T—lndian:, at Ohio Nov. Ml—Purdue at Indiana. PRESTOS 10 PLAY' THORNTOWN SQUAD McCrea's Five Goes to Boone County Tonight. The Prest.-O Lite brisket rerun of j Indianapolis, with a clean record to date, will meet the Thorntowtt Independents tonight at Th.orntown The i local live Is in g "*d shape for tie* j contest. Thorntown is rated a ' strong opponent. After disposing of the Em-Roes, ! [the U. S. Rubier Go , the Hoosier ' j A Us Washington \ <' a and Meteors of Indianapolis, the Brest 1 t--1 Lites are ready to take on any <>f j the bes-t independent clubs in the ! S'ate. Manager MacCrea t,.is picked a fast squad t*> represet.t the Brest-O-I Lire 1 '..injiany, which includes for-; | mer cnller* ::■;d high school players ; Francis of W abash Gollege aiei Rich- ! es<*n of Franklin College are 1 a-m- i hers of the club State teams de | siring dates address 519 R ' trd of j i Trade Bldg TO RELY ON OLD TRICKS Reynolds Doesn't Plan \m tiling New for Wednesday Rout. During his next few workouts.; Jack Reynolds will resurrect some i -Id tricks for use in his match with ; ".Strangler" Ernie Maddock at the I Broadway Theater. Wednesday night. The tee hold, bammer lock, arm I ; ami wrist lock, flying mare and ; j other grips pir.buhlj will be Jack's I ! chief offensive weapons. but his main Job will he to avoid Maddook's crushing deadlock. From his training quarters in >'h veland M-iddoek has reported h* is ni satisfactory condition. H* stands only five f.-.-t four in*dies, vi weighs over the welterweight bmil MOTION PICTURES

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SUE TO BATTLE GIiERY ON FISTIC CARD NEXT WEEK Atherton and Carson Also Matched Progress A. C, Show. Five fistic bouts will be staged at Tomlinson Hall next Monday night by the Progress A. U. and efforts have been made to line up a card that will assure the fans of action. Merle Alte, who recently knocked out Reamer Roberts, will appear m one of the ten-round features against Midget Gitery, a willing mixer from l.atonia. Ky. They will meet at I2i> pounds. Guery is a flashy boxer atyil probably will give Alte a busy evening. Rivals Matched In she other ten-round bout Happy Atherton and Don Carson will battle. <’arson recently was reinstated by the city boxing commission after 1 promising to forfeit his end of the j purse if he fouls his opponent. Atherton and Carson are bitter rivals and each asked that the scrap be arranged. Atherton thinks he 1 can stop t ’ 1 rson Two Si\ Rounders Jimmy McDermott. Terre Haute, will he sent against Royal Cox, Bright wood, over the six round route and Carl Schmadel, Brightwuod, will tangle with Soldier Fields, Ft. Harrison, for six rounds. A four-round opening prelim will he announced later. THISTLE PLAYER BEATS OWN TEAM Rovers Win on Peculiar Goal —Rangers Cop Again, A peculiar goal decided 'h*- Thistle > and Rover sov, .*•• game Sunday aft• •-.noon in favor **f th>- latter ,:--am. The clubs battled on even terms 'throughout thi contest, with the j Rovers finally winning 1 to '' A I Thistle player made >l’** point when (he misjudged the hall as he took ,t w.th his head and the ball rolled '(trough ids own goal j The Shamrocks gav- the undef.at,l Rangers a great battle, bur lost. | 3 to 0. A. Ford scored :i the first Half f- r the Rangers Hesseigrave j repeated In the s*-< *md period. Tic- Rangers are leading the league. Sliced Race Postponed By Times .special 1 1 iS ANGEI.HS. Dec. s The ■ 250 ntlle t'ußer * Tty motor speed sch. duie l to he held h . ' - : was postponed until next Sunday jbecaiis.* *.f h wet track It is th** ?:•'! time the event has been pas’ ' polled. All tho let ling pilots ire entered ■ th, ' , . AMUSEMENTS

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HAT S what it tuk(*s io play I soccer, as tdiis action photo —, ,J of a game between sophomores and Juniors at Princeton University shows. oSSIe Rockne Arranges Usual Heavy Card for 1925, ■By 7 imes Special SoCTH REND, Ind.. Dec. S Knute Rockne, N'otr** Dame grid ouch, completed a schedule of ten gutties f.ir RG.S at tin* meeting of Western collegiate athletic leaders In < 'ldeago Satuniay a three-year contract with N’ori hwestern was ar r;i nged. The proposed meeting •■etween 1 1 11 - r* *fs un>l Notre Dame foil through wla*n Ztippke and Rockne were ,rndile t< a satisfactory date. Minnesota will he jilayed < tct. 24. i'ive pane s will he staged here. The s, hedule follows s**;a a’s -ii.,v -r 'Texa#' at Notre 1,-ere 0 3- -bombard at Notre Pame Pet 10 p. ~r tt Notre Dam** °"t IT N'otr** Par ■ ■ s Army at Y'U.hee s'adnim N- fork City O-t V 4 N tr.* Into.* a: M a < ■•■’ 31 S' .ire Inme *, ~ .re: < Teofc, it At al’.t i ' * T•-at Xotre Pame. N- V I S —Notre Dame at i*--,il state N "1 N —T" a •’**** r : at N.-tre pare** TANARUS" s. -.VIT.U Pll Notre P.lTil,; it NV

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INTEREST IS KEEN IN GOTHAM SCRAP Gibbons-Norfolk Battle Tuesday Attracts Fistic Fans— Chief Bout of Christmas Fund Entertainment, By I nited Press NEW YORK, Dec. 8. —Two leading boxers who are tagged ns undesirables in most managerial note books, meet Tuesday night in the tirst important bout of the indoor season and in the most interesting match of the year. Tom Gibbons, universally recognized as the best light heavyweight in the world, will meet Kid Norfolk, the negro champion, iu Madison Square Garden in a contest, promoted to raise a Christmas fund for the poor kids of the New York tenements.

Tex Rickard nearly fell off his . chair In the Garden tower when In* j succeeded in making the match fori the committee in chprgo of the ; charity. For two years he had been \ trying to get a first-class opponent j for Gibbons and for the same length of time he had been trying to get | someone to fight Norfolk. Rival j i managers cotUd not he interested, j Gibbons and Norfolk were too tough, Rickard was told in cold talk. The real low-down on the Gibbons case was not shown until the commission tried to get an opponent for him. Asa result of that attempt it is now a matter of public record that Wills, Renault. Tunney and Kirpo are all windbaggers and that they have no just claim to a I eham-e for the heavyweight championship when they are afraid of a | light heavyweight. Gibb,ms ought to win decisively and tht-n he can have the thankless and fruitless assignment of trying to get a match with even n fair second-rater. Gibbons can’t even get two-hit fighters to meet him now, becaus they say he hurts them too much, even if they are in the ring "it!*.' a f* v ... it lies NOTRE DAME NET GAME South Rend Team Plays Armour Tonight at "Y" Floor. I Hu Turn s ,s>. < ml 1 SOUTH REND, Ind.. J ><*<•. B.—The Notre Dame basketball tm will j open its season tonight on tin* local V. M. <’ A. floor against Armour In ! stituto of Chicago. Captain Riser ; arid'a few other veteran natters will | not play, as they are on the grid : squad which will meet Stanford Jan. |l. The liii'-up is very uncertain. < ity 1 hree-Cushions Th*- city three cushion handicap j billiard tourney at the Board of Trad,* will start its second week to ! night, wi'h M "Gregor and Co**k meeting Ea*-h plays for forty live ! points.

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