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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1923

Page

12

Rogers Hornsby Threatens to Leave Cards If Traded

New York December 12 United Press Henry Farrell reports Rogers Hornsby may jump organized baseball if not traded before next season. A Chicago semi pro offer of 15000 dollars a season was mentioned and Hornsby said he would only play for Chicago or New York, preferring Bill Killefer and a Chicago home.

Henry Farrell United Press New York Rogers Hornsby Hornsby St. Louis Chicago Bill Killefer Klyn Cubs Giants John McGraw Europe

Trigesmen Make Good Draw to a Season's Opener

The Indians under Jack Hendricks draw the Minneapolis Millers for the 1924 opener at Washington Park April 15. The American Association schedules 168 games April 15 to Sept 28 with owners largely backing the length. Mike Kelley will manage the Millers. Ownie Bush eyed for St. Paul. draft plans cloud talent battles.

Chicago Indians Jack Hendricks Minneapolis Millers Washington Park American Association Smith Millers Indianapolis Mike Kelley Ownie Bush Kelley St. Paul A. A Bush

Wabash to Open Net Card December 18

Crawfordsville Ind December 12 At a banquet Ham Staples was elected captain of the Wabash football team for next year. Varsity letters were awarded to a long list of players and the Wabash basketball season opens December 18 versus Rose Poly with a schedule through February including Purdue Notre Dame Butler Franklin and Hanover.

Crawfordsvilee Ind Ham Staples Milstead Yale Aul Elliott Logan Johnson Staples Wise Duffin Wyatt McFarlane Thorn Seidensticker Ds Pauw Rose Poly Franklin Notre Dame Butler Hanover de Pauw

Y P C S Plan Busy Time For St Anthony Team

The St Anthony s Y P C basketball unit will clash with St Joseph s Business Men s Club at St Anthony s Hall Thursday. They plan a heavy slate including Collegian All Stars South Bend Turks Newcastle K of C Lafayette Y M C A Oaklandon and Indianapolis Celts with remaining open dates inviting fast state and local teams call Frank Hanley at Belmont 2825.

St. Anthony Frank Hanley Belmont

Em-Roes Defeat Meadow Golds 36 to 21 at Muncie

Em-Roe basketball team defeated Muncie Meadow Golds 36 to 21 Tuesday night in Muncie. Montgomery and Williams led the Em-Roes scoring, while Cat Adams and Schafer starred for their teams. The Em-Roes travel to Dayton on Saturday to face Koors-29, a top independent squad in western Ohio.

Em-Roe Muncie

Butler Sophs Open A A U League Action at South Side Hall

Two Indianapolis A A U League games slated at South Side Turner Hall. The Butler Sophs debut in league play versus Hoosier A C while St Joseph Business Men face S 8S Turners. De Molay and Communais idle. First game at 8 o'clock.

Indianapolis Turner Hall Butler Sophs Hoosier A. C St. Joseph Business Men S. 8S Turners. de Molay and Communais

Evansville Pilot Joe Dunn Named to Boss River Three I Team

Joe Dunn formerly with Bloomington Club of the I League signed today as man of the Evansville team in the same league. He succeeds Johnny Nee.

Joe Dunn Boss River United Preas Chicago Bloomington Evansville Ind Johnny Nee

Haverhill St James Gridders Prep for Colorado Springs Game

The St James High School football team from Haverhill Mass starts its road trip to Colorado Springs for a post season showdown with the high school squad there. The December 12 telegraph dispatch notes the departure and anticipation of the game.

United Press

Zev to Meet Epinard in Series Next Summer

Pierre Wertheimer said after talks with August Belmont and Harry F. Sinclair that Zev’s French rival Epinard is likely to race against Zev in a series next summer in New York or France.

United Press New York August Belmont Jockey Club Harry F. Sinclair Zev Pierre Werthemer Epinard France

Butler College Defeats Seymour Independents in Pair of Scores

Butler College tops Seymour Independents 62 to 16 while Ohio State University defeats Ohio Wesleyan 31 to 20. Indianapolis Em-Rees beat Meadow Golds 36 to 21 in the same roundup.

Butler College Seymour Independents Ohio State “U Ohio Wesleyan Indianapolis Em-Rees Meadow Golds Muncie

Independent Basketball Hopes With Local Junior Plays Open

The Ohara Sans, Haras, Fair Plays, St Mathews Midgets and McLean Trolley Five seek games and gym access. Junior Fair Plays open season at Clermont with players meeting at 5:30 p m. Other teams like Cumberland Independent schedule heavy Dec–Feb games. Call numbers and contact names provided for arranging matches and gym access.

Ohara Sans Desire Dass Haras Webster Howard Harold Ransopher Clermont Bledstein Rosenthal Baker Glazier Huntman Naperstick Joseph Drexel Max Olive Branch Troop Notics McLean Trolley Heath Memorial Mapleton Capitol Ave Trolly F. L. Crist W. Nineteenth St Harrison

Connie Mack Buys Paul Strand From Salt Lake Club

Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics buys Paul Strand, Salt Lake Club outfielder, for 50 000 dollars cash or 35 000 dollars plus three players. The winter meetings discuss bids for Rogers Hornsby and Mays trade moves and league realignments with teams like MinneapOLIS, Moline, Rockford, Springfield, Quincy, and Peoria noted.

Paul Strand Salt Lake Club Mack Reds Mays United Press Chicago Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Salt Lake Beaumont Texas Minneapolis Moline Rockford Springfield Quincy H. J. Fitzgerald Péoria Ford Boston Braves Cubs Cub Dicker Rabbit Maranville Pirates

Ring Results From Three States Highlight Ten Round Bouts

In Philadelphia two light heavyweights Stone and Nelson opened a ten round bout. Alex Hart of Cleveland won all ten rounds against Fred Jacks of England. Bud Christine of Philadelphia beat Joe Reno of Trenton on a decision over ten rounds. Downey and Fay fought to a ten round draw in Canton. Dundee of Mansfield won a ten round newspaper decision over Mike O Dowd of Columbus. Boyle of New York halted Vic Hirsch of Malden in the fifth round in Boston.

Philadelphia Alex Hart Cleveland Freddie Jacks England Bud Christine Joe Reno Trenton Canton Ohio Anthony Downey Columbus Harry Fay McKeeeport Mansfield al Dundee Mike O'Dowd Boston Paul Boyle New York Vic Hirsch Malden

Keeping in Trim with Jerry LuVadis Napsey

AY flat on the back body and Ri legs straight with hands at the sides little fingers touching hips. Then lift legs straight up in the air as far as possible using minimal hand leverage. Lower legs slowly and repeat twelve times. Exercise develops the stomach and back.

City Bowling Tourney Final Standings and Doubles

Final standings list five man teams with Blacker's Products Coca Cola Central etc. Doubles pairs include Speicher Irish and Reynolis King. Singles feature Ballard Ice Cream Company and Naughton Speicher Schneiderman among others.

Ballard Ice Cream Company

Rickard Plans Title Bouts in New York This Year

Promoter Tex Rickard aims to stage world light heavyweight and middleweight title fights in New York before year’s end. McTigue-Tunney is targeted for light heavies and Greb-Wilson for middleweights, with Carpentier possibly facing McTigue if Tunney signs elsewhere. Other potential opponents include Battling Siki, Tommy Gibbons, or Tunney for Carpentier.

United Press New York Tex Rickard McTigue-Tunney Greb-Wilson McTigue Tunney Rickard Georges Carpentier Siki Tommy Gibbons

Mitchell Wins Three-Cushion Billiards at Board of Trade

Mitchell defeated Rouse 50 to 37 in a three cushion billiard meet at the Board of Trade parlors on Tuesday night. Lewis and Thompson were set to play tonight for points.

Ity Board of Trade Mitchell Rouse Lewis Thompson

Manual Team Faces Trio of Tough Matches This Week

Manual high school basketball schedules three major tests this week starting at Franklin tonight. The Red and White travel to Frankfort for another key game before hosting Ben Davis on Saturday. Meanwhile Shortridge meets Cumberland and Litton, Technical makes its daylight debut at Tech gym against Sheridan, and Monrovia plays at Broad Ripple Saturday.

Franklin Frankfort Manual Ben Davis Jones Shortridge Cumberland Litton Burton Technical Tech Gym Sheridan Monrovia Broad Ripple

DePauw Faces Illini in Urbana Test

DePauw basketball travels to Urbana to meet Illinois in a stern test. The Methodists have practiced hard and expect a terrific fight against the Illini tonight.

Greencastle Ind de Pauw Illinois Five Urbana Methodists

Henderson Chosen Cornell 1924 Team Captain

Frank L. Henderson of Detroit was elected captain of the 1924 Cornell football team after playing left end for two years. The announcement came in Ithaca as the new season plans were revealed.

United Press Ithaca N. Y Frank L. Henderson Detroit Cornell

Notre Dame 1924 Grid Schedule Set After Notre Dame Game

South Bend Ind Dec 12 Notre Dame completes eight game plan for 1924 with Lombard and Wabash at Notre Dame Army at New York Princeton at Notre Dame Georgia Tech homecoming Wisconsin at Wisconsin Nebraska at Notre Dame Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh Rockne names 26 players to receive monograms for 1923 and says 1924 captain will be elected December 16 at a banquet.

South Bend Ind Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Lombard Wabash Army New York Princeton Georgia Ti Wisconsin Nebraska Pittsburgh Rockne

Beebe Named Purdue Pitching Coach For Season

Fred Beebe, former major league pitcher and Oshkosh manager, will coach Purdue pitchers this season. He joins in February and stays through April before rejoining his Wisconsin State League duties. Beebe played at Illinois and helped win the 1903 college championship, later spending years in the majors with several clubs.

Fred Beebe Purdue Acerae Speot Lafayette Ind Oshkosh Kellogg Purdue University Beebe Whem Illinois University Louisville

Roberts Ferraris Bout Added To Monday Card

Matchmaker Harter adds Beamer Roberts of Indianapolis to Fighting Ferraris of Ft. Thomas for an eight round bout. Also on the card Merle Aire meets Tommy Sparks in another eight round bout. Promoter aims for five bouts total with several ten roundters.

Harter Tomlinson Hall Beamer Roberts Indianapolis Ferraris Ft. Thomas Merle Aire Tommy Sparks Cincinnati Sparks Jimmy Brown Alte Young Jack Dillon Nashville Frankie Jones Pacific Coast Sidney Glick Hamp Brown Oklahoma City Merle Aice Fighting Verraris

National League backs Landis as owners rally around him

The American and National Leagues meet amid a Landis support show. NL owners commend the commissioner for duty and firm on traditions. Rumors swirl that Ban Johnson may curb Landis, while AL owners reportedly back Johnson. Arbitration censures Wrigley, Killefer, and Lockard in Coast League ruling.

James Kolbert Chicago Des Kenesaw Landis Landis Johnson Harry Williams Board of Arbitration William Wrigley, Jr Cubs Los Angeles Wade Killefer

Wrigley links in Seattle vote split and Giants trade talk

The Wrigley connection to the Seattle club turnover to Killefer and Lockard fueled a fight for the presidency between McCarthy and Williams. Seattle’s vote was disputed though Williams still led 4 to 3. Giants talk centers on Lefty Groves from Baltimore with McGraw in London and a $100,000 price tag reportedly rebuffed. Johnny Evers reportedly agreed to coach with Frank Chance in Chicago.

Wrigley’s Seattle Killefer Lockard William McCarthy Williams McCarthy Giants Groves Baltimore John McGraw Giant London Jim Tierney McGraw Johnny Evers Frank Chance Chicago White Sox Evers

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Rogers Trigesmen Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Pacific Coast League Varsity St. Joe Club Dayton A. A. U. League Tonight St. Joe New Evansville St. Mathew Link Belts Indpis Druids Richmond Oaklandon S. Turners Carmel Kelts Artesian Stars Martinsville Morristown Noblesville Legion Southeastern A. C Indpls Cicero Cicero Independents Clay Township Young America Logansport Joy Glooms St. Matthews St George Himes Littell Ave Pat Moran Cincinnati Reds George Kelly Moran Carl Mays Yankees Carl Luque Brooklyn Miller Ad Stone Philadelponte Tnommy Nelson Navy Jerry Luvadis Napsey J. R. Naughton Kirkhoft Speicher Emper Schneiderman Greb- Wilson South Siders Tech Tigers At N. D American Flyer Lye Tay EM Roe Sporting Goods Company West Washington Street Roberts and Ferraris Ason National League Charles Lockard Wrigley Too Standard Oil Company Indiana Middle West Michigan Ave Chicago, IL
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