Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 156, Hammond, Lake County, 20 December 1911 — Page 8

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EBERT TO LEAD WABASH TEAM

COACH RICHARDS DISCOVERS "FINDS" Madison, Wis., Pec. 20. Among Coach Richards' recent "finds" as candidates for the football .team at the

jVniversity of Wisconsin are two broth-

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Football Eleven.

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"finds" are Woods, a former Oklahoma star, and Sumnicht. formerly a Michigan back.' Football training is being given indoors during the winter, and the coaches are being aided by Moll,

jBuser, and others of the 1911 eleven.

Crawfordsville, Ind., Dec. 20. Fred Ebert .left guard on the Wabash college football team for the last two years, was elected captain for 1912 by

the sixteen members of this team to whom "Ws" were awarded this morning.

Ebert lives In Hammond, Ind., is a

Junior In college, and a nonfraternity man. He also is center on the basket

ball five and a weight man on the scarlet track and Held tfam. He is regarded as one of the Fiest football players Wabash ever had.

The following players on thM year"

eleven were awarded "W's": Capt. El

liott, right guard; ex-Capt. Hopkins, left tackle; Capt.-elect Ebert, left guard; Cravens,' center; Harlan, right tackle; Howard, left . end; Wakeloy, right end; Hard and Sweet, sub linemen; Lambert, quarter back; Coffins and Elgin, left halves; Langwisch, right half; Markle and Schowalter, full backs; and Watt, sub quarter.

WADDELL SEEKS

STAGE HONORS

Hickman, Ky., Wee. 20. Unable to

resist the call of the footlights, Ruba Waddell, former big league pitcher, but

now of the Minneapolis club in the American association, has fysaken Joe 'Cantillon and his farm, where hunting and fishing is great, to Join a tlire'atrical troupe which played here last j night. I The company in which Rube will star is the American Stock company an1 'plays on a boat. Nw Madrid. Mo.,, is (the next stop of the company and Rube's friends look for his usual out-

FOOTBAU,. Minneapolis, Dec' 20. Earl Pickering, 1911 captain of the University of Minnesota's football - tes.m, early yesterday - was arrested on a chaise of disorderly conduct and was held without ball. Pickering, according' to the police, was scuffling in the street and broke a large plate glass . window.

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wno weign ao ana i pounas. MISCELLANEOUS.

The wrestling bouts at the Pekin

Theater are creating great interest on

the South Side in Chicago. This Friday

night Ilia Vincent, the Cuban wonder,

takes on Ivan 'Petrofsky, the Russian giant. ..This contest is to a finish. Petrofsky has met and defeated some of the best men of Europe. If Vincent is successful In defeating Petrofsky he is to be matched to meet Samson Christmas afternoon. Madison, Wis., Dec 20. The Badger athletic board last night awrded the official letter to the members of ' the of the cross-country team Captain Dieter, Cleveland. White, Seaton and Bradlsh. Alton was elected manager for. next year. Tristram, assistant

manager at football this year, was elected manager for next year and D. M. Daubie of Chicago assistant manager. ,

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Minneapolis, Minn., Dec 20. Determined to carry' out its campaign for 'purity" in athletics. Wlllam Pearce, a candidate for guard on the basketball squaj, has been barred by the- eligibility committee of the University of Minnesota from further participation In athletics because he admitted receiving many years ago for a race won at a picnic. Other members of the squad have passed the committee's investiga-

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WEDNESDAY. Leach Cross vs. "Knockout" Brown, 10 rounds, at New York city. THURSDAY. Annual chess tournsment of Columbia, Harvard, Yale and Princeton opens in New York. Basketball contest between Princeton and Cornell at Ithaca, N. Y. ' Willie Lewis v,s. Hillard Lang. 20 rounds, at Toronto. Jack Dillon vs. Howard Morrow. 10 rounds, at New York city. Billy Clinton vs. "Kid" Scales, 12 rounds, at Lawrence, Mass. FRIDAY. Ernie Zanders vs. Gus Christie, 10 rounds, at Madison, Wis. Annual meeting of the Minnesota-Dakota collegiate football conference at Minneapolis.

BRIEF BITS OF SPORTING GOSSIP BASEBALL Cincinnati. Dec. 20.- Henry. "Hank" O'Day, former National Leaflue umpire, now manager of the Cincinnati baseball team, arrived in Cincinnati yesterday for a conference with President August Herrmann. O'Day said he wanted to learn more about the team he is about to take hold of. Asked whether .he contemplated any trades, O'Day said he had none under consid

eration. O'Day will be in Chicago today. Savannah. Ga., Dec. 20. The South Atlantic Baseball League at its meet

ing here decided no more than four players to a club, including the manager, who ever played in higher than class C can play with any club in this league. In the case of pitchers ten games and of other players twenty gamee In higher company will be rthe eligibility test. Cairo, 111., Dec. 20. The Milwaukee baseball team will do its early Spring training at Bridgeview Park in Cairo. Secretary L. N. Nahin was here yesterday and made all arrangements. The

Brewers will be here from March 28 to April 14.

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DREJER SHORT 24,25. Stanley p. Drejer, former secretary of

the Kosciusko Building and Loan As-

sociation, at South Bend, who was deposed July 28. is short $24,295.74 in hla accounts with the institution, accordin&to the report of State Auditor Willlarti O'Brien, read at a meeting of the stockholders last night. The auditor's probe followed the discovery that the books of the association were not conducted in accordance with the state law. Drejer is under a $15,009 bond.

Moberly, Mo., Dec. 20. The prosecuting attorney, acting under orders from the Governor, prevented the prixe fights which were scheduled here last night.

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