Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 270, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1925 — Page 11

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HENRY TO JOIN TRIBE TODAY—BUTLER TRACKMEN ON 2,500 MILE TRIP

Petty Deal Reported Closed—BrookQ lyn Pitcher Appears Satisfied . Over Transfer to Indians. i By Eddie Ash Times Sports Editor. PLANT CITY, Fla., March 25.—Owner Smith and Manager Bush hustled away to St. Petersburg today and conferred with Manager Robinson of the Brooklyn club, and “Robby” told the Tribe officials Henry would be in Plant City today. Henry expressed satisfaction over the transaction, informing Owner Smith he hoped to be a mainstay for Indianapolis. The lefthander appears to be in good physical condition, though he ’.js not had much practice this month. The Petty-Henry deal is officially closed now, according to Bush.

Henry hoped to work regularly for the Indians and thereby win another opportunity to return to a big league team. Owner Smith's efforts to land a pitcher from the Giants have not succeeded thus far, and he is beginning to lose faith In John MoOraw's promise to send him a hur’.er. After Pitcher Smith asked a club owner in the Southern Association to place a price on a pitcher, but no answer has been received. Buck Schemanske and Fred Fitzsimmons were slated to do the Tribe pitching here today when Ownie Bush’s Hoosier tossers tangled with Hendricks’ Cincinnati Reds. FxW* Krueger was assigned to do the catching. There was keen rivalry in the contest because last spring the Indians took a fall out of the Queen City boys and the Ciney performers were crestfallen over losing to an American Association team. Indications were that Manager Hendricks would trot out his best lineup this afternoon to battle the Bushmen. Schmandt In Game Ray Schmandt, first baseman, who has been having a very bad time with his throwing arm, expected to return to action in today’s game. Ray took a good work-out Tuesday and succeeded in tossing the ball with air pressure behind it. Pitcher Jess Petty, southpaw ace sold to Brooklyn Monday, was ordered to report to the big league outfit today. The game with the Reds today and a contest with the Phillies here Thursday will close the Indians’ stay In Florida. The Tribe Bquad will leave here Thursday night for Memphis. Games will be played in both Memphis and Little Rock and Manager Bush probably will have to divide the squad In order to fill the dates. A contest also will be staged In Jackson, Tenn. CHAPMAN MAKES~GRADE in Florida Winter Golf Championship Meet. By Timet Special ST. AUGUSTINE, 1 IA, March 25. —Walter S. Chapman, of Indianapolis, qualified easily for the first dxteen in the ninth annual winter golf championship of Florida here Tuesday. With a card of 40-41, 81, he came In safely only ten strokes behind the leader. Stanley Thompson, of Toronto, was the medal winner with score of 82-39 —71, the best round of the season here. Match play started today.

Exhibition Baseball

Tuesday Games LOS ANGLES. Cal.. March 25 Chicago Nationals 0 14 1 Los Angeles Coast -77 2 Batteries-—Steuland, Blake. Bush and O'Farrell; Payne, Ramsey. Walters and Spender. SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 25. — San Antonio. Texas 12 14 1 [lnneapolls A. A 4 ft 3 Batteries—Porter, Kelt* man and Warwick. Townsend: Watson. House. Edmondson. Hilton and Wtrts. Wingfield. LEESBURG, Fla., March 25. Toledo (A. A.) 7 8 0 Reading' (International) ...... 2 7 2 Batteries —Jonnard. Woolfolk and Vigurest: Howe, Hubris and Lynn. (Game called end fifth account rain.) ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. March 25. Brooklyn (National) 10 15 0 Now York (American) ........5 7 0 Batteries —Ehrhardt. Rush, Schwartz and Taylor. Hargreaves: Beall, Johnson. Bradley and Schang. Bengough. AfeN FRANCISCO. Cal.. March 25. (National) 4 8 8 (P. C. L.) 3 10 1 Batteries—Klupa. Kremer and Spencer: Williams McWeeny and Ritchie.

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By Timet Special LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 25. —Jack Dempsey and Estelle Taylor Dempsey began their costarring movie work today and the heavyweight champion declared himself too busy to spend much time discussing his banishment from New York rings. "New York doesn’t own the title,” he said, “and I don’t see any reason why their action should be taken seriously. Dempsey’s “acting” will take most of his time for the next month. He and Estelle are understood to be getting close to $20,000 a week. _ BUTLER CARD Indiana Central Will Open Diamond Season. The Butler University baseball squad will open the season March 31 In a game with Indiana Central College at Irwin field. Only two Big Ten teams are on the schedule. Ohio State, April 11, there, and Chicago, May 9, there. Last year the diamond men met Indiana, Illinois, Purdue and Wisconsin of the Big Ten. The schedule includes a four-game southern trip, beginning April 3. Schedule is as follows: March 31—Indiana Central at Irwin field. April 1 and 2—Cumberland University at Lebanon. Tenn. April 3 —Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tenn. _ April 4—University of Louisville at Louisville. Ky. April 7 tux. B—Practice games at Irwin field. April 11—C do State at Columbus. Ohio. April 14—Practice game at Irwin field. April 17--'Jiiiversl ,y of Louisville at Irwin field. Aprti 18—University of Dayton at Dayton. Ohio. April 24 —Hanover at Irwin field. April 25—Practice game at Irwin field, April 28 —Franklin College at Irwin field. May 2—Wabash at , r rwtn field. May s—State Normal at Terre Haute. May o—Practice game at Irwin field. May 9—University of Chicago at Chicago. May 12 —De I’auw at Greencastle. May 15—Stato Normal at Irwin field. May 16—Hanover at Hanover. May 19 —Franklin at Franklin. May 22—De Pauw it Irwin field. May 23 —University of Dayton at Irwin field. May 20—Practice game at Irwin field. May 29—Michigan State Normal at Kalamazoo. Mich. May 30—Michigan Agglos at East Lansing. June 2—Wabaeh at Crawfordsville. June 13—Annual alumni-varsity game at Irwin field.

ENGLISH RACE WINNER Taphi Victor In First Mg Event of Turf Scoeon. Bu United Press LINCOLN, England. March 25. Tapin, a 4-year-old cwned by M. A. Eknayan, and ridden by Bartholomew, won the Lincolnshire handicap here today In a field of twentysix starters that went to the wire In the first Important race of the season. J. J. McCaully’s Grave Fairy was second tand H. Molllken’s King Willow was third. The winner paid 9 to 1 to win. Tapin finished four lengths In the lead. VINCENNES FETES TEAM Citizens Hold Dinner and Present Gifts to Players. Bu Times Special VINCENNF3, Ind., March 25. Honoring a record of success In thirty out ot thirty-five games played, citizens of Vincennes entertained members of the high school basketball team at a dinner Tuesday night. Announcement was made that plans are under way to erect a basketball coliseum to seat 5,400 persons. The players were presented with watches. WOMAN BREAKS RECORD Ethel Lackle Seta New Mark for 220-Yard Swim Bv United Press . , CHICAGO, March 25.—Ethel Lackie, Chicago, set anew record for the Central A. A. U., In the swimming championships here last night, when she swam the 220 yards In 2:59 4-5. Arne Borg, Swedish star, tailed In his effort to break Johnny Weissmuller’s record for the same distance. WRESTLING DOUBLE j TWO BEST FALLS IN MATCH I THREE TC FINISH BC.LY MATTY KALLAS vs. MATSUDA TOMMY DUTCH RECORD vs. MANTELL BROADWAY=26 POPULAR | M)c, Si.eo, $ I V MIH PRICK* I Stage, ft.o-1. 1 TAY

I. U. WILL OPEN ITS NEW OVAL Hopes to Use Track for Kentucky Meet in May—--60 Candidates By Timet Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 25. —lndiana University athletic authorities hope to open the running track in the newly constructed *?t the dual track meet with Kentucky cere May 9. While Coa-'h E. C. Hayes, serving his first year as Crimson trac k mentor, is well sa isfled with tb.v progress the I. U. i ainly clads are making, he is making no promises as to the outcome of this year's meets, on the ground that development of good track stars cannot be effected in one season. Slx r .y candidates have reported. Among the veterans who have shown promise of being mainstays this year are: Lanman in the broad jump, Fisher in the weights, Fillion in the hurdles, Beatty in the dashes, Wallace In the middle distance and Caine, Horner and Rose in the distance runs. Coach Hayes is now concentrating energies to build up a strong relay team for the Ohio relays April 17 and the Drak6 relays April 24. The complete Indiana track and field schedule is as follows: April 17. 18, Ohio relays at Columbus. Ar(l 24. 25. Drake relays at Des Moines; May 2, Miami at Miami; May 9. Ken tunky at Bloomington; May 10. Purdue at Lafayette; May 23. State meet at Lafayette.

Major Training Gossip

BOS ANGELES. Cal—Chicago Cubs nicked fourteen hits off three Los Angeles hurlers and won 9 to 7. Three Angel hurlers gave way before the Bruin onslaught. SHREVEPORT La— An inter-Whlts Sox battle ended in a 6-8 tie. because BUI Barrett, firing In at third baee for the Y&nnlgans. tossed several wild heaves, allowing Eddie Collins’ regulars to knot the ecore. ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.—JOHN Mc- . GRAW'S NEW FORK GIANTS. FAVORITES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT RACE. WERE HERE TODAY TO MEET THE BOSTON BRAVES IN THE FIRST GAME OF AN EXHIBITION TOUR THAT! WILL BEING THE CHAMPIONS BACK TO THE POLO GROUNDS. CLEAKWATErT Fla.—One more day of grace was given by officials of site Brooklyn Club to Burleigh Grimes, star pitcher, who is holding out for more money on anew contract. Grimes refused to accept the two day ultimatum given him. |T. PETERSBURGH, Fla.— Erin Ward, regular second u.i baseman of the New York Yankees, will be out of the game for several days with a dislocated thumb received In Monday's gartte. Wanninger, a rookla, will be used In his place. ' NEW ORLEANS—RsIn curtailed the Red Sox schedule Tuesday, but today they are scheduled to meet the New Orleans Pelicans in another exhibition game. ORLANDO, Fla—. Jimmy Caveuny, placed on the market by the Reds during the winter, la the leading hitter of the team in exhibition games playod by the Rods so far. He went at a .444 gait. AUGUSTA. GA .—FOLLOWIN T 1 VICTORY BY THE R’ „LARS OVER TH BROOKIEB TUEST f, THE TIGERS LEFT FOR CHARI .TB, N. C.. WHERE THEY BEGIN A THREEDAY TOUR OF THE “STICKS” WITH TORONTO INTERNATIONALS. SARASOTA. Fla.—After taking a flying start the Browns were nosed out by the Giants 4 to. 2. Today the St. Louisians went to Prlmetto to play Buffalo. STOOKTtfN. CW.—A threo-giune series with the Kansas City A. A. club, starts the wind-up ot the St. Louie Cardinals . series of exhibition gomes The first game with Kansas City wse scheduled today. SAKE LAN D, Fla.—Joe Shaute, veteran Cleveland hurlor, in slated to make h.a first start of the season against Cincinnati Thursday at Orlando. SID TERRIS IN ACTION \ Gotham’s Bent lightweight Meets Paluso Tonight 81/ Timm Special NEW YORK, March 25.—For the first time since Sammy Mandell outsped him in their memorable fight at Madison Square Garden. Sid Terris, New York’s bet. lightweight, will shove his nickel-snatchers Into a set of fighting gloves tonight and undertake to apportion soma physical abuse to one of the neighbor lads. Lew Paluso will fight Terris at urn Manhattan Sporting Club, near the Polo grounds, a historic amphitheatre where the bullies of old made merry In the ring while the fans ordered beer through the dumbwralter, from the s?Joon down below. RAY TO TACKLE NURMI Famous Track Stars to Race at Detroit April 0. Bv United Prmt DETROIT, March 25. Paavo Nurmi and Joie Ray have accepted invitations to meet in a mlle-and ahalf race here April 6. Nurmi has agreed to stage two races during a two-day track carnival of the Michigan A. A. TJ. Rosenberg Vs. Murray Bi' United Pres PHILADELPHIA. March 26. Charlie Rosenberg, new bantamweight champion, will meet Tommy Murray, Philadelphia, in a tenround bout here April 18. The title will not be at stake, as Murray has agreed to come in overweight.

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HEAVYWEIGHT SITUATION IN COMPLICATED MUDDLE Everyone Concerned Marks Time After Action of N. Y. Boxing Commission in Dempsey Case. By Henry L. Farrell United Prett Staff Correspondent NSW YORK, March 25.—With Jack Dempsey on the ineligible list by a sentence of the New York boxing commission the heavyweight situation is more complicated than it has been at any time since the champion cultivated interests outside the ring.

All of the principals involved admitted today \.n\t they didn't know what would come out of It. After all. It seems that Dempsey is still the champion and that the penalty of being denied the privilege of fighting in New York will not break his heart as he is not in need of money and seems to be interested very little in the fighting business. Mullen* Speaks Paddy Mullens, manager of Wills said today that he would not claim the title for his fighter. Eddie Kane, manager of Tom Gibbons, who also has a challenge on file with the commission, said In a message received here today that Gibbons would not claim the title until Dempsey admitted that he was nod going to fight again. Tex Rickard, Madison Square Garden promoter, said that he was waiting to see what will happen. Case Closed James A. Farley, chairman of the commission, who led the campaign Against the champion, said the case vas closed as far as he was concerned. The impression prevails here that the action against Dempsey will open the way for a fight between Gibbons and Wills. Gibbons is willing to accept the match on suitable terms, but Wills hasn't committed himself definitely. Independent Baseball The Acme Juniors will hold their first meeting at 7:15 tonight at the corner of Kanpes and Morris Sts. All players desiring tryouts for the coming season should be on hind. A light work-out will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday at Rhodlus Park. The Acmes are now ready to book games ft r the coming season with teams playing the 18-year-old class. They have won forty-one consecutive games. A left-handed pltchsr It needed For games write Wendell Navs. 2013 Miller St., or Shone Main 3500 and ask for Windy or tony. Organization of Indianapolis Eagles No. 211 oateball team will be planned at a meeting Friday night at the Em-Roe store. Following players are asked to attend: Allen Ogle, Philip. O. Hayes. Ribble, Wilson. Lynch. Flora. Sharp, the Wlnsted brothers Scantilan and Henson. All others wishing try-outs are invited. The De Mol a* baseball team will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Dm-Roe sporting goods store. All try-outs and members are requested to attend. Arsenal Cubs baseball team will hold a meeting at 7:30 tonight at 724 E. Walnut St. All who cannot attend are asked to call Riley 2813 and ask for Eddie.

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been unable to arrange such a contest. The "Tots” will meet the Prest-O-Lite team at the Y. W. C. A. Thursday night: It is the first time this season these two clubs have played each other. The “Tots” claim the city and State titles with a record of three years of undefeated play.

Nut Cracker

SHE world is Itself again. Chicago has another beautiful murder case and Babe Ruth is down to weight. Benny Leonard was egged while doing his act on a New York stage the other night. . . . After which, it is said, Benny was but a shell of his former self. The scribes are calling the Athletic* tho dark horse of the 1925 race....By July they may be calling them worse than that. Bob Edgren says no fighter uses the corkscrew punch today. . . . This is probably due to their respect for a certain constitutional amendment. •’LOGGERHEADS’’ IS THE NAME OF ONE OF THE SEASON’S NEW PLAYS. ... WE SUSPECT IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH BREWMASTERS AND MILWAUKEE. E* - ” - " DDIE CANTOR delivered a talk in which he urged i___J Harvard students to become chorus men.... Eddie must have seen the boys try to beat Yale. A turf writer boldly predicts Quatrain can't lost the Derby this year. .We hope this t* more truth than poetry. Dante heard the walling of the damned. .... They may have merely been rookie left-handers on their way back to Terre Haute. We are not interested in statistic* cm pyorrhea, but in the training camps four out of every five haven’t it... .Meaning control. 518 are told Florida has no bananas to speak 0f.... ___] And, happily, none at ail to sing of. Gopher Backfleld Coach Bu Times Special MINNEAPOLIS. March 26.—Maj. Ray C. Hill, former Army football star and assistant to Howard Jones at lowa for many years, has been signed to coach the University of Minnesota back field. Logans port Plana Gym Bu Times Special LOGANSPORT, Ind., March 25. Campaign to ralso funds for construction of an $86,000 gymnasium, built especially for basketball, will start soon. The proposed structure would seat nearly 6,000 persons.

GOLFERS INCREASE ACTIVITY Local Association Adopts ’ By-Laws Extending Scope —Big Meeting April 11. The Indianapolis Golf Association now has "District” inserted in its title. It is the Indianapolis District Golf Association, if you please, and affiliated with the United States Golf Association. The radius of the new organization extends thirty miles around this city. At a meeting Tuesday night the by-laws committee reported on the work done and the new regulations were accepted. ‘ The by-laws conform in every detail to the requirements of the national body. In this manner the local golfers have a definite objective and have widened the field of their activities. On the Map One of the big ideas behind the whole affair is to put Indianapolis on the golf map. The Indianapolis association which in the past has not done a great deal besides putting on the annual tournament plans to extend its scope to development of intercity and interclub matches and encouragement of the Junior players from whom champions come. Big Time Planned A great time is planned for April 11 at the I. A. C. when all golfing enthusiasts will be invited to a big get-together affair to boost the local plans. H. C. Lloyd, & golf expert, will talk cf the advantages Indianapolis has as a golfing center. Slow motion pictures will be shown of such stars as Sarazen. Hagen, Evans and Ouimet. Chick Evans will be on hand himself. STARS HERE Schaefer and Hoppe Will Play April 8-9. Jake Schaefer, 18.2 balkline billiard champion, and Willie Hoppe, whom he defeated at the national tournament, will play a series of exhibition games at Harry Cooler’s parlor, April 8 and 9. Four matches of 400 points each are scheduled for the two stars, who will appear both afternoon and night. Schaefer’s greatest, feat on the green cushions was his run of 400 points, which defeated Hagenlacher, the German star, who lost the lag and never received a shot at the recent tournament. The two stars have appeared in this city before. LOCAL MARKSMEN HIGH Rifle Teams Score Wefl In Fifth Corps Area Match. Second, third and fourth places in the sth corps area rifle match, Just completed, were won by the teams of Manual, Technical and Short ridge High Schools. Lieut. Col. G. M. Lee, commandant, has announced. The schools will enter the national contest In which the best teams from all nine of the corps areas in the country will compete. The standing was Manual, 7,459; Technical, 7,401; Shortridge, 7,398^ Schools Resume Relations By United Prett GALESBURG, 111., March 25. Athletic relations between Knox College and Bradley Institute of Peoria may be resumed. Tentative dates have been arranged for baseball games and tenni; matches between the two schools.

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Local Cinder Stars on Long Journey —ln Texas Relay Carnivals Friday and Saturday. The Butler relay team of track stars started a pretentious 2,500-mile journey through the southern part of the United States today at noon. Athletic Director Page, Captain Gray, Phillips, Caraway, Kilgore and Woods made up the squad.

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Reserved seats for the IndianaKentucky A. A. U. boxing championships, to ‘be held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club went on sale today at downtown distribution points. I. Watt Pugh heads the I. A. C. committee for the tourney, which will be held the last three days of next week. Cooperating with him are Paul Jordan and Tom C. Murray, A. A. U. officials. BLUES DRILL Shortridge Track Squad Practices With Butler. Weak In field events, but with a number of promising track stars, the Shortridge thlnly-clads are holding intensive drill before the firs., meet of the year with Garfield, Wiley and Gerstmeyer at Terre Haute, April 11. The candidates held their first cinder path practice Tuesday when Coach Myron Tatlock took them to hold practice with Pat Page’s outfit at Butler. Mile entries probably will be Hlnman and Dobbins, while Carmer and Grimes look good in the half-mile. Dash men who show promise are Overtree, O. Kilgore, Walker and Kern. Only four field men are available for the Blue and White. T 1 ey are Martin, Stillwell, Kern and Brooks. With the first baseball game scheduled during the middle of April, Coach Russell Julius has announced a cut will be made In the diamond squad soon. REYNOLDS TO LOOK ON Jack Will Watch W reader* al Broadway Thursday. Jack Reynolds expects to gain much valuale information on his next opponent here when he attends the double-header wrestling show at the Broadway theater Thursday night. The matches will be the start of an elimination series, with the final survivor meeting Reynolds. Matty Matsuda will clash with Walter Hallaa, and Tommy Record will meet Dutch Mantell In Thursday’s matches. The two winners will hold a further elimination at a later date and the sole survivor of the three matches will then take on Reynolds. Charley Olson, famous heavyweight grappler of several years ago, has been selected to referee both matches.

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ENGLISH’S Starting Sunday Night, March 29th BERKELL PLAYERS Opening Their Third Indianapolis Stock Season In Avery Hopwood’s Comedy Hit “WHY MEN LEAVE HOME” Seats on Sale Thursday Mall Ordera nowl Prices: Afternoon, 25c, 35c, 50c; Night, 25c, 50c, 90c, Plus U. S. Govt. Tax on the Latter. Reservations may be made for the entire season. Mats. Wed., Thurs., Sat. Public reception will he held on the etage by the members es the company following the matinee performances next week.

The team will participate In the Texas relays at the University of Texas, Austin, on Friday. The men will run in the University section and according to dope available here will clash with Notre Dame and Illinois, other middle-west contenders. On Saturday the tracksters will compete in the Southwestern Relays at Rice Institute of Technology, Houston. Besides entering the relays Gray will run in the 100-yn.rd dash event and Woods will compete In the hurdles and high jump. Sunday the local cinder stars will go to Galveston, Texas, and on Monday will work out at Tulane, New Orleans, La. Tuesday will see the travelers at Nashville, Tenn., where a visit will be paid Vanderbilt University. On Wednesday in the last lap of the journey homeward the youths will don spiked shoes at the University of Louisville and test out Kentucky soil. — ll ■■■ ■ 1 COACH QUITS Swanson Resigns as Manual Football Mentor. Principal MoComb of Manual Training High School has announced that Carl Swanson has handed In hla resignation as head football coach at the south side school. Swanson learned his football at Illinois and has turned out some good teams at Manual. Forest Ragsdale, of Franklin College, assistant coach last year, will succeed Swanson, "Shorty” Morrison and Leslie Maxwell will be assistants. NATIONAL H. S. TOURNEY Twenty-Four Entries for Chicago Net Meet. By United Prett CHICAGO, March 25.—Twentyfour entries have been received in response to invitations sent out by the University of Chicago to participate in the national high school basketball tournament. The following schools’ entries were received Tuesday and today: Elgin, Illinois champions; Medford, Mass., New England champions; Marshalville, Ga., Cotton States champions; Montezuma. Ga., Georgia champions; Westpcrt High, Kansas City, Mo.; Devils Lake, N. D., and Salem and Portland, Ore. A. B. C. Tourney BUFFALO, N. Y., March 25.—The noted Rivers five-man team of Rochester was on the alleys at the American Bowling Congress tournament today. Other teams in the five-man event came from Erie, Pa.; Cleveland, St. Louis and Chicago.

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