Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1924 — Page 9
TUESDAY, DEC. 23, 1924
WV. Y. Ring Commission Discusses Gibbons’ Light Heavyweight Challenge
GENE TUNNEY MAY BE REQUESTED TO MEET VET BOXER Not Much 'Danger' of McTigue Accepting—Flowers Becomes Popular, Bv PAUL, W. WHITE United Pres* (Hal} Correspondent NEW YORK. Dec. 23.—The status of Tommy Gibbons. St. Paul light heavyweight, in his quest for the title held by Mike MeTigue and disputed by Gibbons and Gene Tunnev, was to come before the New York State boxing commission today. Gibbons filed a challenge with the board for bouts with either MeTigue or Tunney. McTigue’s Case The commission already has taken •otlce of a challenge filed by Tunney kd if MeTigue er ask for license In this State, it would be granted only with the provision he fight Tunney. MeTigue is probably the most unpopular of any of the division champions. The title he annexed in 1922 by defeating Battling Siki in Dublin never has been defended against the best American light heavyweights. It was probable Tunney would be directed today to accept Gibbons' challenge. Tex Rickard has been quoted as saying he would like to put the go on in Madison Square Garden some time during February. Prefers Outdoors Scrap Whether Tunney ■will accept such a decision Is doubtful. Known as the "American light heavyweight champion.” Tunney wants to substitute “world's.” and Is spoiling for a fight with MeTigue first. Then, too, a Gibbons-Tunney fracas undoubtedly would draw a large gate, and Gene's manager hopes that If the match is scheduled It will take place outdoors. Meantime fans who have been craving action among the light heavyweights are calling for a bout between Tiger Flowers, the Atlanta slugger, and either Gibbons or Tunney. OFFICIALSNAMED p FOR COAST GAME Thorp, Quigley, Eckersall and Morris Are Chosen, By Time* Special I.OS ANGELES. Dec. 23 —Officials for the Stanford University-Not re Dame fotoball game at Pasadena New Year’s day were announced here today as follows: Referee. Ed Thorp. Columbia University; umpire, E. C. Quigley, Kansas University; head linesman. Walter Eckersall, Chicago University; field judge, R. Morris, Washington University. For her gift choose at her store FINE CHINA —Sixth Floor Expert Assistance if you wish S. Ayres & Cos. "A Qift from Ayres Means More”
—TO U RN AMENT— The All-Compr* TonroaroMit -tarts at the Claypool Billiard Parlors the week of anuary 12th to lHth, at 2:30 and S:3h p. M e Gene Henning. State Champion p..-ket billiard player. will meet all corners In a game of 120 balls of line-up pool—B. B. 'rules to govern In each of these games. There la no entry fee. tlrt* on table or admission eharjred—eVervthlnz is free to those who play At enr-h game a collection will be taken'to go to the player who wine In addition Mr. Henning will give SIO.OO to e”erv player who defeats him In the tournament; also Mr. Henning will pay transportation to and from Indianapolis in the State of Indiana Th's Is Just to create a little Interest In ih e billiard line, so help us tret the best plnyera—the better the players the better the gam.-a. 1 * 1 The lowest prize is SIO.OO. the highest prize Is $.10.00. WHEN lor THINK OF POOL, THINK OF THE CL4YPOOT HIT I.IAKH PARLORS. BRING ALL VOIR FRIENDS.
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With Culver * .rfifiite- 1 tlfiHBS 2, * ? \ >#*-: * ' IKfSf - § ''" si ' t ■ I i- e- r~.- t ©•♦. Ji WILLIAM WILSON
ON'E of the best forwards Culver Military Academy >■■■ has had in recent years is M iiliam N. Wilson, of Indianapolis, who is playing on the varsity aa a veteran this season, having won his letter last year. He was on n company team his first year In the Academy. Wilson's home is at 30r.S N. Meridian St. The photo shows him in th© uniform of a cadet lieutenant In the Culver regiment. JONES IN GREAT FORM I.otiis Vogler Defeated in State Three-Cushion Cue Tourney. Neal Jones was at th© very top j of his game Monday night In th© | State three-cushion billiard toum©y j at Cooler’s and defeated Louis Vog- j ler, 50 to 45, in fifty-nine innings, j Both players put up a high-class ex j hibition of the cue game. Tonight Cooler, who is leading the procession with six straight victories, meets William Curtis. COACH ROPER TO REMAIN Veteran Grid Mentor to Stay at Tiger Institution. Bv t nited Pres* PRINCETON, N. J.. Dec. 23.—8i1l Roper, head football coach at I Princeton since the war, will continue to direct the destinies of tho Tiger gridiron squad, the board of athletic control announced Monday night. Roper had received offers from three other universities. Far Hi.nn Nosed Out By Tt.aei Special GREENTOWN, Ind., Dec. 23 The Greentown American Legion basketball team defeated Karlham College here Monday night, 33 to 31, In the final minute of play by drop, ping in two field goals. Long Mat Bout Bv United Press CHICAGO. Dec. 23.—Mlk© Romano used his powerful headlock to crush Stanley Plnta in a one-fall mat exhibition here Monday night. Romano took an hour and three quarters to win. Cannefax Defeated By United Pres* CHICAGO. Dec. 23—80 b Cannofax, St. Louis, three-cushion star, lost to Allen Hall Monday nlgit. Hall defeated Cannefax In two contests by the same score. 60 to 41.
ST. PATRICK TEAM PLAYS FRESHMEN Basketball and Dance at Turners’ Christmas Eve, The Christmas eve basketball game at South Side Turner Hall between St. Patrick Y. P. C.s and Notre Dame freshmen is attracting much attention over th© city. It seems as though independent net fans anticipate n thriller struggle. The Y. P. C.s are ambitious to outshine the collegians and a redhot struggle probably will result. Former Cathredal High School players will appear in both line-ups, Royse, Riley and Dickey, of the “frosh” team formerly performed here and Mullin and Roberts of the St. Pats were with Cathedral last season. The Christmas eve struggle will start at 7:30 sharp as a dance In honor of the college boys will follow the contest. Floyd of Butler will referee the game. Probable line-ups follow: Y. P. C.s. N. D. Freshmen. Strhlin F Certen Mullin ....... .....F. ........... Riley Roberts .....C .... Roys© Kl,-fiber G Dickey Smith G Gavin
Title Vote Bn United Press EW YORK, Dec. 23—Ex animation today of the i__ljudge’s votes that gave Eddie (Cannonball) Martin the world's bantamweight championship In his bout with Abe Goldstein Friday night showed that two declared for Martin and one considered the bout a draw.
THEY ALL LIKE NEUN Five Hubs in American Refuse to Waive Detroit Player. Bn Time* Special CINCINNATI. Dec. 23—Th© Cincinnati National League baseball club has given tip all hop© of oh taining N'eun, the first saeker, who belongs to Detroit and who played so sensationally with St. Paul In the American'Association last season. Manager Hendricks, who arrived in this city Monday, stated no less than five American League clubs refused to waive claim to the fia.shy firstbaseman Bressler probably will start the season at the initial sack. COAST GRIDDER INJURED Itau, California Guard, May Not Play Against Pennsy. By United Press BERKLEY. Cal., Dec. 23.—Walter Rau, guard, may not enter the University of California Pennsylvania game New Year's day. He was InJured during practice scrimmage. With Local Bowlers High Score* Monday Century No, I League—Fortune Dilline &C„ 144 liih team son-: Dilling A Cos tf*7. Kiw.tnis langur—Ohlinfnr. Joesn Kolils, 237. High team score: Mantto. 829. Courthouse league—Lloh. Politicians. 201. High team score Crooks. 874 Reformed League—Bloemker, Immanuel No 2. 233 High team score: Butler Memorial. 890. Inslev Is-a(rue —Morl©al. Oiit'aws, 275. High team er-ore: Outlaw* 83© Central League No 2—Zike Minerallte* 234 High team S'-ore West, ni Electric. 876 Recreation Lmsme James. Claman Lunch 263. High team score: Claman Lunch. 1,044 Evangelical League—Brinkman. Zion's Athletics. 227 High team score: St. John * Tigers 861. I’ennsv league—Ripp. D 16. 265. High team n<-oro. 1)16, 8.'2. Highland 1-oiuju, McFar. Seyen-Kler-en*. 235. High team score: Seven-Elev-ens, 846. Prc-rs Learue—Sehnelrlerman Hollenbeck. 231. High team scire: Hollenbeck. 803 Servlcs Club League—Wilson, Bucks, 208 H!/rh team floors: Noncoms. 800. Lose v Nash league—Emsttng. Carriole. 201 filgh team score: Sedan 076. Star Longue—Curler. Wrong Fonts. 233 High team score: Wrong Fonts. 881. Independent Basketball The Bright wood M. E. first team wants net games with clubs having access to gyms. Call Webster 1820 and ask for Tluil any time during the day. Due to the coming holidays the Y. M. H. A team will not be seen in action for the rest of this month The club has a few open dates for January and would like to hear from stymie out-of-town teams. Hooeier A C . Rea! 811 k. N. A. G. U. Prest-O-Llte A G. Soauldlne. Em Roes and other strong tennis write Max G. Goldsmith. 1022 Union St., or call Stewart 2093 after 6 r>. m. The Turners will tackle the fast Elk five at Mooreavllle next Friday Richards has l>een added to the Turners squad He plays the pivot position and this will put Howard back to his old posl tion at forward with Hutchinson and Brown to alternate tho other forward. I Mitchell has been playing a fine game at back guard with Thatcher and Fletcher at floor guard. DEPUTY. Ind.. Dec. 23.—The Deputy Independents defeat,-d tho Vienna net team. 46 to 25. Tho local squad had the edge all the way McGregor Defeats Rogers
McGregor defeated Rogers, 45 to 41. Monday night in the city handicap three-cushion billiard meet at the Board of Trade parlors. The match lasted 103 innings. Both were playing for 45. Tonight Quinn and Shane meet. Room on Short Rnd /?*/ United Pre** EAST CHICAGO, Ind., Dec, 23. Frank Welch, Chicago, handed Patsy Rocco, Hammond, a terrific lacing in ten rounds here Monday night. Johnny Murphy stopped “Shuffle*’ Callahan, Gary, in four rounds. Bout Is Postponed By United Press NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.—The ten-round bout between Mike MeTigue, light heavyweight champion, and Young Marullo was postponed Monday night because of inclement weather and will be fought Jan. 19. O’Neill Gets Break Steve O’Neill is well pleased at going from 4 near tailender to an almost pennant winner. Steve was recently sold by the Boston Red Sox :o the New York Yankees. He already has started to get in shape to
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NE \V speed records were chalked up at the recent . 1 speedway race on th© Culver City (Cal.) track. This picture
BUTLER, HUE CLASH TONIGHT Vanderbilt at Tomlinson Hall Next Saturday, Butler netters will play the Munoie Normal five tonight at the new Muncle gym. After this game the squad will take a much-needed rest over Christmas and be back h-*re Friday afternoon for a light limbering up workout for the Vanderbilt game at Tomlinson Hall, Saturday night. Griggs and Harker will not play at Muncle. The line-up will include Wakefield, Christopher, Paul and Woodllng, forwards; Konnld and Nail, center; Nipper, Keach, Colway, and Strole, guards. YOUNGGRAPPLERCOMING Flshbaugh Has Plenty of Speed to Use Against Reynolds, tyesli© Flfthbaugh, Ohio grappler who meets Jack Reynolds, Indiana University cnaeh. at the Broadway Theater hero next Monday night after tho regular show. Is a young grappler with speed and endurance. He lost In a long match with Reynolds in a previous meeting, but u. had knee handicapped him at that time and he asked for a return bout. Having youth in his favor, Fishbaugh probably will attempt to "wear out" tlie veteran Jack. On the other hand, Reynolds will try to dispose of his opponent early In order to escape a "cork pulling” contest. N.D.-STANFORD FOOTBALL Scoreboard to Be Operated at lv of C. Hall New Year’s. The Notre Dame-Stanford football gam© at Pasadena, Cal., New Year's day will be reproduced on a fotoball scoreboard at Indianapolis K. of C. Hall. Arrangements have been completed for a “grldgraph” and local followers of the "Rockets” will he able to keep right tip with the de tails of tho coast battle. Th© kick-off at Pasadena will occur at 2:15, Pacific coast time, according to latest announcement, which means about 4:15- Indianapolis time. CATHEDRAL FIVE LOSES Glbnult High of Vincennes Downs l/ocal Five By Times Bpreial VINCENNES, Ind., Deo. 23.—The Cathedral High School net team of Indianapolis proved rather easy for Olbault High of this city hero Monday night and lost. 42 to 21. The locals led at tho half. 21 to 8. Grumleaux and Bailey for the winners tossed In elx field goals each for Vincennes. Gill of tho losers mado four from tho field. Credit to Bachrnch Tho Hoosler A. C. basketball picture which appeared In Th© Times last Saturday was taken by Bachrach. It should have been credited to that photographer.
B ! G COASTING PARTY TONIGHT at Jack-O-Lantern Gardens A Real Christmas Celebration COME OUT! Dancing 8:30 to Closing Cabaret Entertainment To Jack Ward’s Orchestra Lincoln 3888 Observe Lantern at Pendleton Pike and Shadeland, One Square East of 38th Street and Pendleton Pike, Turn Left to Gardens. The Jack-O-Lantern for a Good Time
shows Bennie Hill, who eventually won, catching up with Ralph De Palma (No. 2), while Tommy Milton In No. 5 Is leading the field.
Winning Plays in Basketball
-Held Ball Play in Offensive Half of Floor'
By COACH J. CRAIG RUBY Illinois, Big Ten Squad I ALL is thrown up by referee between No. 1 and opponi... ent. No 2 and No. 3 take their positions ns shown, their guards covering them closely No. 2 moves out of his position as the hall is thrown up. No 3 takes the tip from No. 1 diagonally backward and toward the sideline, dribbles toward the sideline, and h )<>k passes to No. 4 (guard), who has broken fast past his opponent down tlie weak side. If No. 2's opponent has not followed him away from his original spot, No. 3 may honk pass to No. 2, going for the basket. This play is valuable only when the hall Is thrown up between two men within 12 feet of the sideline. Nut Cracker ~TH OHNNY DUNDEE was seen I | wearing a silk hat and a J ) monocle in Paris. . , . The stuff they sell over there makes a fellow do the darndest things! • • • Jutfrr Landis told th© maxnslos In Chi ©mi > he w.u* not there to split hir. Yet it is, plain the 1 udgo hen plenty to spilt. • • • IT DEVELOPS THAT PAAVO NURMI TRAINS ON GARLIC. . . . NO WONDER IT'S SO HARD TO GET ANYBODY TO RUN WITH HIM. • • • On© of Mm o' War's ©oil* failed to win a single rn.-e last season. . . . Just like a lot of voi nx hind*’,, ■© know, trying to ye, by on the old man's rep. * • • - X exhibition of needlework by college men Is on display in —.. .J Boston, tints explaining what the cheer leader does after the football season ends. • • • CHAMPIONSHIPS SHOULD BE DISCOURAGED, S A Y S THE PRESIDENT OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY. . . . WE THOUGHT RED GRANGE SAW TO THAT LAST FA LL. • • • Barney Oldfield'* wife ha* Just divorced him, prompting tho bobbed Betty at the next desk to comment, ‘‘Heavenly days, it's time! With all the terrible cigars he smoked.” • • • "THERE ARE TOO MANY PASSES IN FOOTBALL,” COMPLAINS AN EASTERN COACH, WHEREAS THERE ARE SELDOM ENOUGH IN AFRICAN GOLF. Fordham Grid Features By United Pee*g NEW YORK, Deo. 23.—Fordham University has arranged two football games with western team* next season. The University of Akron will be met Oct. 24, and on Thanksgiving day tho Maroon will tangle with John Carroll University &t Cleveland. New Augusta Victories By Time* Bperlal , NEW AUGUSTA, lnd„ Dec. 23. Tho New Augusta common school basketball team won Its ninth straight victory by defeating Zlonsvillo Junior High, 19 to 13. Three of the string of victories have been over junior high schools. Paul It. Young is coach of tho team.
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MILLIKIN ‘U’ RESIGNS j Decatur School I A-ft ves Midwest Conference—Still In IJttl© Nineteen. Bv United Pee** CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—Mlllikin University withdrew from th© Midwest Collegiate Conference at. th© semiannual conference g< t-together hero Monday. The Decatur (111.) school refused to abide by th© one-semester i ruling. Mlllikin still remains a member j of the Littlo Nineteen Conference. CULVER NETTERS READY : Butler I’rosh on Cadet Schedule I Jit© in Season. By Times Special j CULVER. Ind., Dec. 23.—Tho Cul- ' vor basketball team is ready for th© \ season, after eomo weeks of hard | practice. Th© Butler College freshman team will play Culver at Culver March 7. Other competitors for th© Hoosler cadets this year will be Llndblom High, Chicago, Jan. 17; Notre Dam© | freshmen, Jan. 31; St. Joseph College, Feb. 7; Howe Academy, Feb. 14; Englewood High, Chicago, Feb. 21; Northwestern Academy, Feb. 28, and Yoyola Academy. Chicago, March 14. Harry Igdghton Is coaching the team this year. ll© Is widely known In Indiana as former State athletic officer of tho American Legion and tho manager of tho boys’ and Juniors' tennis tournaments held at Culver.
AMUSEMENTS
All Next Week—Seals 9 A. M. Today Mats., Thurs., 3 P. M.; Sat., 2:15 Dnn Moto Thur "<bvr- st. i Night*. rop. wats. a* si.soi“L.*vr, De Wolf Hopper COMIC OPERA CO. Mon, Tu©i„ Wed. Thurs., Frl., Sat. Eves, and Thurs. Eves, and Sat. Matinee, 3 p. ,n. Mat. ‘Mikado’ ‘Pinafore’
“THEMESSIAH” Cadle Tabernacle Today at 8 P, M. Admission 215 C Tickets now at Fuller-Ryde Cos., Carlin Music Cos., Circle Talking Machine Shop, Indianapolis Talking Machine Cos., Pearson Piano Cos., Huder Drug Store, Hook Drug Store, Market and Pennsylvania Sts.
HOLIDAY DANCES Christmas Eve and Night A Ford Coupe Given Away Christmas Eve. Music by Connie’s Riverside Orchestra —At Beautiful— RIVERSIDE
VETERAN JENNINGS PICKS ALL-TIME MYTHICAL NINE Selects Keeler Over Ruth and Frisch Over Jimmy Collins —Mathewson Pitch and Bresnahan Catch, By KBA Service NEW YORK, Dec. 23. —Since picking all-America football teams is all the rage, just to be different, Hughie Jennings of the New York Giants was asked to pick an all-time all-Amer-ica baseball team.
Hughie, who has been connected with major league baseball for be*ter than thirty years, is certainly qualified to make tho selection. Always game, willing to take a chance, knowing hts choices will meet with disfavor In many quarters, Jennings spoke thusly: "The greatest infield I ever have seen in action would be made up of Sister at first. Lajole at second, Wagner at short and Frisch at third. “My selection of Frisch over Jimmy Collins, no doubt, will occasion some surprise. Despite the fact that Frisch Is now playing second, I regard third as his natural position, and consider him a more valuable all-round player than Jimmy Collins. “The outfield would be mode up of Cobb, Speaker and Keeler. I have selected Keeler in preference to Ruth because I regard him as a greater team player. "My battery would be Mathewson and Bresnahan. Thera never was a better one. Incidentally, I would be content to manage that team In any league.”
TRAINING GRIND FOR N. Y. VANKS 25 Exhibition Games Carded Next Spring, Bv Time * Special NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—'The Tani kees will play their customary long | training schedule on the way back ' from Florida in March. Twenty-five | games have been scheduled, eighteen ; with the Brooklyn Robins.
Monday Basketball
COLLEGE Greentown Legion. 33: Karlham. 33. Northwestern. 28 Mirhiean At C.. 17. Wisconsin. 29; Grinneil. 16 Minnesota. 29: Creirhtou. 24. HIGH BUHOOL G 1 bail It (Vincennes!. 42: Cathedral (Indianapolis! 21. Bloomington. 33 Columbus. 33. Bi)'-nrer. -p) Durfer. 26 Madison, o 2: Hvters Ridfp, 17. lincatur Catholic. 60: Hartford Townsii ir> ', Williamsport, 26: Alumni 13. Mellow Beats Ward By United Press WINDSOR, Ontario, Dec. 23.—80 b Mellow, Detroit lightwelijiu.. won over Bobby Ward of St. Paul in a ten-round bout.
AMU3EMENTS
‘ KEITH’S CHRISTMAS WEEK ALL COMEDY BILL RAE SAMUELS Blue Streak ov Vaudeville HAWTHORNE A COOKE STEWART & OLIVE JOS. B. STANLEY & CO. LEO BEERB LO HSE’aTsYERLI N G C L CO. PATTERSON & CLOUTIER NextWeek-Mclntyre & Heath
‘‘Here Conies Eva" With Eva North • • • • Ganzel White’s SOUTHERN ENTERTAINERS • • • • Mme. Everest’s SIMIAN CIRCUS HEADING A GREAT CHRISTMAS WEEK SHOW AT THE LYRIC Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening
PALACE, ,7V MAE DIX AND THE CHICAGO HARMONADERS 808 DALY, MAC LA SALLE & DALY songs CRYSTAL stories BENNETT STEPS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS’ OWN MARDO PEGGY KAEHN & HOFFMAN IT’S A GIFT PHOTO PUY VIOLA DANA IN “ALONG CAME RUTH”
TECH PLAYS TWO GAMS WEEK Shortrldge and Ripple IdleManual vs, Alumni, There Is a slight lull In th© local high school basketball activities this week during vacation time, with Shortrldge and Broad Ripple resting up a bit for tho strenuous days to come. Tech, however, does not even hesitate with two games scheduled this w-eek-end, and Manual plays Its annual game with the alumni five on Friday, Technical will go to Elwood Friday night and will return home to meet Southport at the Y. M. C. ASaturday. Tech has a score to settle with the Southport team, which defeated the Green and White 1n the sectional tournament last March. On the second week of vacation things will begin to pop when Technical and Shortrldge meet In an Important city series contest at Tomlinson Hall, Jan. 3. COLUMBUS JINX HOLOS Bloomington Takes Close One by Score of 33 to 32. By Time* Special COLUMBUS, Ind., Dec. 23.—Tho Jinx that has been following Columbus High School is still camping on its trail and another one-point game was dropped here Monday night to Bloomington, 33 to 32. The last three games have been lost by one and two-point margins. The locals got the Jump and ran th© scor© up fast at th© start by accurate shooting, only to lose their eyes for the net at the close of the game. Columbus led at the half, 19 to 13.
MOTION PICTURES
XMAS WEEK PROGRAM GLORIA SWANSON “Wages of Virtue” More C omedy Than in “Manhandled" Comedy, “Hot Heels” Lester Huff’s Organ Solo “XMAS, OLD AND NEW” CHARLIE DAVIS ORCHESTRA COMING SUNDAY BETTY BRONSON IN “PETER PAN"
APOLLO BEBE DANIELS "ARGENTINE LOVE” • • • • ARTHUR STONE COMEDY "ARE BLOND MEN BASHFUL?” • • • • Emil Seidel and Ills Orchestra
3,"'Circle M E VN. r r* n: • it- SfewjP'iKe of. Indi.iin
Special Xmas Show RICHARD BARTHELMESS The Fighting Hero In “CLASSMATES” A Picture for the Entire Family Overture “MERRY XMAS” B A KALEINIKOFF Conducting A NOVELTY FILM “HOT DOG” ORGANLOG “BLUE-EYED SALLY” PLAYED BY DESSA BYRD ANIMATED NEWS Coming Sunday COLLEEN MOORE in Edna Ferbers “SO BIG”
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CAPITOL ■ theatre!
REAL BURLESK NOW PLAYING—TWICE DAILY THE CLEVER COMEDIAN Jack LaMont 10 STAR PRINCIPALS 10 t 2 BEAUTY CHORUS 22 In the Big Burle^k —CAPITOL FOLLIES—POPULAR PRICES
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