Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 26, 30 January 1923 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1923.

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MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS "LIKELY WILL RETAIN VETERANS THIS YEAR (By United Press) NEW YORK, Jan. 30. Most of the major league managers are not satisfied over the material they have to work with next season, but the majority -will start -with practically the same clubs they had last year. The two champion clubs will start the season with just about the same lineups they had In 1922. John McGraw says he Is satisfied his world's champion Giants and the world probably will rise up and remark "Why shouldn't he be?" The National league champions, however, will have two newcomers Jimmy O'Connell- and Jack Bentley, who cost th eclub close to $200,000. What this pair will do to earn their price will be one of the features of the season. It is Yankees succeed - In getting Wrtdie Collins from the White Sox, they ought to be a much Improved team nnd they will have to be to win the 1923 pennant.

Collins at second. Bib Falk in tho-

outfield and one of the young Sox

pitchers in reserve, would not make

the Yankathe losers even if they have to part with Meusel, Ward and Hoyt.

With Collins at second, the Yanks

would have an infield almost as good

as McGraw's million-dollar combina

tion and with Falk in the garden, the

American league champs would have

at least one fielder. Daubert May Retire.

Jake Daubert's "decision" to retire if he doesn't get the salary that Garry Herrmann says he will not give him ,y ill force Pat Moran to make a change Vjd his infield. . The Red leader probTvbly will put Fonseca on first, if DauberC does not report, and it would be a fortunate move as John McGraw thinks that Fonseca is one of the best first base prospects in baseball. The Pittsburgh Pirates are still looking for a second baseman. Bill McKenchnie would like to get Sam Bohne from Cincinnati, but after Barney Dreyfuss started the rollers under Rube Benton when Garry Herrmann, had the deal closed for him, it is not likely that the Red chieftain will be Inclined to do anything for the Pirate chief, unless he gets two dollars for one. The magnates will do anything under those conditions. Other Teams Stronger. Tris Speaker is working bo industriously with the can that the Cleveland Indians may have to step out in April with a brand new team. Tris obviously expects a lot of youngsters to make good. Ty Cobb will have a stronger team

in Detroit with Del Pratt on second base and Rip Collins on the pitching

staff.

everyone knows what kind of a good ball player Pratt is and Collins

is just waiting for someone to force

his talent out of him. . Cobb may be

that one.

Chances of the St. Louis Browns depends in large part of what form the

pitchers show down through the

stretch. The team is no better as a whole than it was last season and no team is going to win the pennant on

last years form.

Signing of Frank "Husk" Chance as

manager and the spirited bidding he

made for Joe Boley and Max Bishop

taken as an Indication that Harrv

aze had decided to make a team .S Boston Red Sox, instead of a bargain counter. Boston fans will rise

en masse and yell "It's about time!"

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HOOSIER COURTSHIP

This week's basketball attraction

brings DePauw to meet Earlham Fri

day night at the Coliseum and the

Whitewater independents to oppose the Camera Shop Kewpies.

A bill of basketball which should meet the approval of all fans. The

scores of both games should be cloeo. therefore two lively attractions result

ing.

"to take advantage of a man wben he sleeps."

Iowa continued Monday in its winning streak over Big Ten conference JasketbalUteams by letting Minnesota own at Minneapolis, 32 to 16. Looks like the Hawkeyes were going to have another Big Ten conference title at their belts along with the claim for first honors in the football race.

CAMERA SHOP KEWPIES OPPOSE WHITEWATER

Camera Shop Kewpies will face tne Whitewater independents in the first game of the evening at the Coliseum

Friday night. Earlham and DePauw

team will clash In the second game.

The Kevples, fresh from a victory

over the Eaton ex-high players, . will enter the fray airainst Whitew-ater

with renewed confidence and fight,

which featured the team's play last season.

Whitewater, composed of players of

comes to the Coliseum to play for the

first time this seasSn. Th tam rm

been winning from the strongest fives

in tnis section, and has lost but three games.

Morrey Kewpies are holdine extra

sessions of practice in getting ready for the heavy Whitewater team.

Ohio State "U" came through with a clean cut 20 to 18 victory Monday over Northwestern university players. It was Ohio's first conference victory of the season, and Northwestem's fourth defeat. However, Northwestern has been going fairly good this season with two victories to it! credit.

Every follower of basketball has in mind, his own conception of who is who in Hoosier high school net cir

cles. Many favor Vincennes but we

don't think much of southern basket ball.

"Man,", said the woman sternly, "will wake up one morning and find that the world is being ruled by wom

en."

BIG TEN STANDING Won Lost Iowa 5 0 Wisconsin 4 0 Michigan 4 1 Purdue 2 1 Illinois 2 2

Northwestern 2 ""4 Chicago 1 3 Ohio 1 5, Indiana 0 2 Minnesota 0 3

Pet. 1.000 1.000

.800 ,667 .500 .333 .250 .167 .000 .000

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Notre Dame proved no match for the Butler college court team at South Bend Monday night; the Bulldogs coming through with a 41 to 18 win. Score at half time was 25 to 11.

TELL TROUBLES TO HOOSIER

Purdue will entertain Indiana at Lafayette Wednesday night. Last year the Boiler Makers played Indiana at Bloomington first, then met them at Lafayette and put the skids under them. ' Indiana has not won a basketball

game from Purdue In the last seven

years, so the information runs. "Piggy" Lambert, not satisfied with the play of his men in the Chicago game last Saturday, is determined to have his playeis in the best of condi-

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Teams of the Sunday School league will play as follow in. their games Wednesday night at the V. M. C. A. Reid Memorial vs. Trinity Lutheran. Baptist vs. Christian., " , . s West Richmond Friends vs. East Main Street FriendJ.

Cheater vs. First TJnglish Lutheran. Second Presbyterian vs. First Presbyterian. ' FirstM. E. vs. Grace M. E. Chester Lord and Daniel Greene will represent Richmond Y. M. C. A.

in the state hand-ball tournament to

be held at Anderson.

Perry Wilson, : boys', secretary of

the Y. M. C. A,was confined to his home Tuesday, duetto illness. .

Babe Ruth suffered an infection Just above the wrist of his left hand 'and an operation was performed to prevent It from spread-

BOXING RESULTS

PHILADELPHIA Lew Tendler

scored a technical knockout over Jack

Lawier in fifth round!

PITTSBURGH Abe Goldstein de

feated Mike Moran in ten rounds.

BALTIMORE. George Chaney knocked out Frankie Rice in the first

round. .

HOOSIER PRINTS IT ALL

"Dm," sneered her husband. "Just like a woman, that." "What's Just like a woman?" she demanded. "Why," he answered, deliberately.

Morton athletes drew a little lay-off Monday, in order to allow them to recuperate from the tourney play at Hagerstown on Saturday. Coach Little stated Monday that his men did not srow signs of being tired from their numerous games Saturday.

I Eay, athletics Is a matter of endurance, No, no, nothing but a little perseverance.

EXPRESS TEAM LOSES

FIRST PLACE MONDAY

STANDING Won Office 2S Express 27 Forge 24 Foundry . . 24 Grinding 22 Set-Ups 19

Lost 20 21 24 24 26 29

Pet. .584 .562 .500 .500 ,459 .396

Foundry, Office and Grinding teams of the International Harvester league won their respective games from Express, Forge and Set-Uns on the R &-

W. alleys Monday night. Hoessli of the Set-Ups took high score for the evening with 20S, while Runnels of the Grinding team took high average with 177. Foundry bowlers brought the Express team out of first place in Monday night's bowling. The Foundry men have been bowling in good order in recent matches and now hold a percentage of 500. Scores:

Field, Stream and Woodland A department conducted exclusively for the protection of fish, game and natural treasures.

The following letter has been addressed to Wayne county sportsmen by George N. Mannfeld. superintendent Indiana fisheries and game: To the Officers and Members of Fish, Game and Bird Protective Associations in Indiana: Gentlemen : Without doubt you are greatly interested in the status of legislation affecting the hunter, fisherman and trapper now before the general assembly. For this reason it is deemed advisable to keep you informed as to

such matters. There are now several measures pending in the house of rep

resentatives, none of which is being i edto ue"s wn county;

dent and non-resident, to trap; resident licenses, $2.25; non-resident, $15.50; resident trapping license to carry also the privilege to hunt and fish. 5. Placing a length limit of 5 inches on bluegills and rock bass (goggleeye), and reducing the daily catch on black bass to 10 per day; bluegill, crappie and rock bass each to 25 per day. No more than 50 fish of the above combined species to be held in

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6. Fishing without a license limit

That dear old Boxing Cornish or. New York has performed another that leaves the natives gasping for ozone. Its ruling that Tomaseo Gibbons is quite "to light" to mingle in ring fray with Jacaue Dempsey has come close to paralyzing a multitude. None of the many weird things which the Comish has sprayed upon its festive record books quite compares with its recent ruling that because Dempsey outweighs Gibbons about six pounds, it means that Gibbons is not big enough to quarrel with the champion of champions. In all prize ring history, no heavy weights ever were more equally matched in regard to weight, height and reach than are Dempsey and Gibbons. If a plaster cast were made of Gibbons it would be possible for Dempsey to wiggle into it that'si how closely they are matched in a physical Way. Dempsey notches six feet one inch; Gibbons is six feet one inch tall the same measurements exactly. Dempsey has a reach of something like 78 inches; Gibbons can span about 76

NOTRE DAME DROPPED

- BY BUTLER, 41 T0 18 SOUTH BEND, Jan. 30. Butler college played and played in their usual good style against Notre Dame university here Monday night and won a 41 to 18 decision without much trouble. The Butler ageregation was out "in front at the half, 25 to 11. The Irish outscored their opponents in the first part of each half, but the offense of the Butler team got going each time and the score was piled up. Hooker made eight baskets for the winners, while Kizer was the main cog in the Irish machine. Summary : Butler (41) Notre Dame (18) Paul F Kane

Nipper Y Enright Griggs O Miller Middleworth G Kizer Harker G Mayl Field goals: Hooker, S; Nipper, 5; Griggs, 2, Ilarker 2, Kizer 3, Reardon 2, Kane, Mahoney. Foul goals: Kizer, 4 out of 14; Griggs, 6 out of 14; Nipper, 1 out of 2. Substitutions: (N. D.) Mahoney for Kane, Logan for Enright, Reardon for Miller; (Butler) Hooker for Paul, Col"iv for Griggs. k jteferee: Young of Illinois Wesleyan. Jmpiret Reynolds of American col- - lege of Chicago.

Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Fye 140 142 133 435 143 Quigley 212 104 116 341 114 Hilliard 121 132 101 354 US M. Shissler.. 143 132 12S 423 141 Knight 132 131 150 433 144 Handicap ... 167 167 167

Totals 841 82S l

Player

Roach 138

Foundry 1st 2nd

Miller ... Groan ... Owens ... Sample . . Handicap

162 157 173 130 104

183 138 157 146 174 104

3rd 184 165 157 184 169 104

Tl. 505 465 471 503 473

Av. 168 155 157 168 158

Totals S64 902 063 High average: Owen and Roach (tied), 168. High score: Owens and Roach (tied) 1S4.

Harry Greb to Defend Title Against Lottghran NEW Y'ORK, Jan. 30. Harry Greb. of Pittsburgh, the boxing automaton who 6wings his fists as though he had 1.000 arms- operating on o. revolving wheel, will defend his American light heavyweight title tonight against Tommy Loughran, of Philadelphia, in a 13 round battle at Madison Square Garden. Loughran, not so well known outside of the East, will be making his garden debut

Closed League Teams Play On Dennis Coart Tuesday Teams of the Closed league of Community Service will play Tuesday

night at Dennis gym with the .follow

ing schedule: 7:00 Veterans vs. DeMolay. 8:00 Teachers vs. Gloves. 8:45 K. of C. vs. Legion.

A baby should gain a quarter to

half a pound in weight each week

from birth to six months old.

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Player

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Davis Nye Weiss

Office 1st 2nd

156 111 126 108

L'lrich 156

143 141 130 132 156

Handicap

Player

Lane 122

Steel 114 Simon 102

Gardner .... 175

Ellis 154

Handicap . . . 177

169 169 Forge 1st 2nd

149 111 98 173 144 177

3rd 170 112 118 131 156 169 3rd 99 111 93 175 130 177

Tl. 471 3S7 374 371 4fiS

Tl. 370 342 298 525 428

Av. 157 l'2 125 124 156

advocated or endorsed by this depart

ment. Mo3t of this legislation is of a radical nature, and, if passed, would cause nothing but trouble and dissension. The legislation the division of fish and game has in mind to introduce has all been prepared and is contained in one bill, but the same is being withheld until it is known what action the legislature may take relative to the future financing of the division. This will be known on or about the 24th inst. The bill the department proposes to introduce will contain mainly the recommendations endorsed at the convention of the Indiana Fish, Game and Forest league.

held on Oct. 26, 1922, at Indianapolis. Many recommendations for laws and amendments have come to the division, and still are coming in, but it is impossible to meet the individual wishes of all. If the division's fi-

nances are interfered with, the won

derful interest now prevalent in all parts of the state may cease to exist. The following are the principal features of the bill the department hopes to introduce in the senate: 1. Terminating all licenses to hunt and fish on Dec. 31 of each year. Outstandings licenses to be good for the term for which they were issued. ' 2. Raising the price of non-resident fishing licenses to $2.25; reducing the non-resident hunting license to $10.50. 3. Establishing a license to take mussels from navigable waters for commercial purposes, both resident and non-re6ident; resident licenses. $5.00; non resident, $15.50. Taking of mussels from such waters restricted to period from July 1 to Jan. 1; written permission from landowner necessary to take mussels from non navigable waters. 4. Establishing a license, both resi-

7. No license need by persons un-

Will Play Wednesday

Two games will be played by teams

mches. The champion weighed about 188 for his last flght; Gibbons beamed

182. And Tomaseo is picking up solid meat day by day, in every way.

It must gladden Jim Corbet to

know that the Comish of New York

didn't have anything to say about

affairs when he decided to tackle John

L. Sullivan in 1902. For Jim boasted of only about 178 pounda on that September day of long ago, whereas Sullivan bounced the scales around 210 a difference of 32 pounds. And when Fitz fought "Gentleman Jim," the champion outweighed the Cornishman about 15 pounds, which would have been construed by the New Y'ork official body had it been operating then as making Fitz entirely too small to fight with Jimmy. Jack Johnson was about 15 or 20 pounds lighter than Jim Jeffries in Reno but the memory of what happened is still too fresh to need an explanatory revival. And in Toledo khew! If the Comish had been bossing things there, it not merely would have halted the fight because it reckoned

Dempsey too small, but it probably would have appointed a flock of doctors to examine Dempsey to determine the exact degree of his insanity. Willard Gets Pounding For Dempsey '"spotted" Willard about six inchea in height, about six

inches in rech, and 70 full-measure

QUAKERS DETERMINED

TO WIN CONTEST HERE WITH DEPAUW TEAM

Beat Depauw!! - This is the 6logan

of the Quaker net' fossers for this

week. Friday -night the Methodists , will meet the Quaker in the Coluenm " at 7:45. This promises to "be another fast game with plenty of good basket- -ball for the fans. Tickets are on f ale-

now, reservations can be made at the

Starr piano offices at Tenth and Main.

The Quaker Fquad will go through

plenty of hard workouts this week to

be In. readiness for DePauw Friday

night and should he In good shape for the fracas. The colds which held up

practices . last week are rapidly improving and Present, indications are. . that the Quaker lads will be in fairly good physical condition by Friday. In " spite of examinations this week which will tend to interfere somewhat with practice the Quakers will work out regularly under Coach Mofce. . Not Discouraged The defeat at Franklin last week has not discouraged the Quaker quin- . tet, who are in good spirits and looking forward to a hard fight against DePauw. The fact that the home team went to Franklin in practically the poorest physical condition that they have been in this year, with little actual practice the preceding week and then held off what is popularly be-. lieved to be the fastest team In the state until the last five minutes of play, shows that the Quakers are- coming strong. Given good physical condition and even breaks in the game the locals should be a match to the best

teams in the state. So far this season the Quakers have not been defeated on the home floor and they are anxious to keep a clean

slate. Although DePauw dropped the Quakers in a slow game early in the season the local play ha3 improved a great daei as the season advanced and the chances are fair for a Quaker victory Friday night. - : - The defeat of Wabash and the stiff fight against Franklin have raised the standing of tho locals In state circles -until they are now considered danger-". ous by the fastest teams on the Quaker schedule. DePauw has a strong five and will offer a stiff fight, but with a good week of practice under the tutelage of Coach Mowe the Quakers will be in shape to pot out a gamey scrap against the Methodists.

In one ot the large medical schools in London practically all the prizes in medicine and surgery have been won by w-omen in the la-st three year.

der 16 years of age, resident owners of the Girls' league of the Community ( pounds And tnen( having done that, of lands and their tenants, honorably service Wednesday night at the Den-jhe punched and pounded Willard into

Av. 123 114 99 173 143

S57 793

Totals 844

High average: Gardner, 175 High score: Gardner, 175.

Set-Ups Player 1st 2nd

Hoessli 160 Roller 94

Kreg Frame . . . Stephens Handicap Totals .

122 127 145 156

208 114 159 127 141 156

3rd 155 124 120 127 179 156

Tl. 523

401 381 468

Av. 174 111 134 127 156

804 908 861

Grinding Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. Heater 154 161 165 4S0 160 Kriner 120 64 124 308 103 Clevenger ..130 130 130 390 130 Reis 158 124 169 451 150 Runnels 177 177 177 531 177 Handicap ... 157 157 157

Totals 896 813 922 High average: Runnels, 177. High score: Hoessli, 208.

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Morton Printers Win Fray

From Senior Boys' Quintet Morton Printers downed the Senior Boys' Booster club quintet on the high school court Monday evening by a 9 to 6 score. The Printers were leading 5 to 2 at half time. Cox was the shining star for the winners, while Stamper stood out for the losers: Summary: Seniors (6) Printers (9) Stamper F Cox Henderson F Norton Druley C Smith Stamper G Reeg Krueger J....G Anderson Field goals: Cox 2, Reeg, Anderson, Stamper, Krueger. Foul goals: Reeg, Stamper 2. Substitutions: (Seniors) Loos for Druley, Rosier for Henderson, Henderson for Stamper. Referee: Heaton (Illinois).

discharged soldiers, sailors and ma

rines of the civil war, and the wife of j a man who has a license to fish; J 8. Making Indiana laws relating to shooting of ducks and other migra-j tory birds conform to the regulations of the federal government; 9. Establishing a closed season on rabbits from January 15th to October 1st, with a proviso 1hat the bona-fide owners of lands or their tenants may kill them at any time whenound doing damage to their property; There are many other changes and additions that might be made, but the above are those the department recommends at this time.

There are two bills rending in the present legislature which this division is striving to defeat, namely. House BUI 51, calling for a five-year

closed season on quail, and House! Bill 92, which asks ior the repeal of; all laws restricting the use of ferets. Thpse measures are in direct conflict with the best thought on game conservation. Quail ''need no protection of this kind. What they need is food and proper cover in the winter. Cold weather with snow and ice. 'and vermin kill more quail than all the hunters. Laws based on sentiment and not in good judgment usually fail of their purposes. There has been a wonderful increase in the number of quail in the state. This has come about under the present law. Today most people are taking an interest in

the birds. Why disturb the situation, and perhaps only create dissension and more law violations? To again permit rabbits to be hunted with ferrets would be pleasing to the game hog, but to the thousands who hunt them with dog and gun, and believe in conserving this game animal. The rabbit is the only game animal existing in the state which is still plentiful. It not only provides snort, but furnishes good food. To

exterminate them would be foolish.)

The little damage they do can be overcome by an act allowing landowners to kill them at any time when fpunrt doing damage to their property. Farmers who desire to drive out rats can harbor ferrets for that under present laws. Trusting you will use your influence to prevent the passage of the two acts I have last referred to, and honing to hold your continued support, I remain, Yours for more game and fish, George N. Mannefeld, superintendent,' fisheries and game.

nis Junior high school gym. The first the goriest looking human being that

game will start promptly at 7:15 o'clock. Schedule for the games follows: 7:15 Atlas vs. Atlas Specials. 8:00 All-Commercials vs. Gloves.

McGRAW FIGURES HUGIUIAS ANOTHER YEAR STIIX LEFT

ever was assisted from a prize ring.

Dempsey wouldn't be a world's champion "today if the New York State Athletic commission had been dominating things in Toledo in 1919. And, if the commission reckons that a sixpound difference is to great a disparity in weights to authorize the staging of a bout, it would seem that Dempsey is going to remain a champion ad infinitum. For they'll never find a foeman for him who, in physical makeup, is so even a match as Gibbons. (Copyright 1021 By King Features STIMllent,-.

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