Tribe's latest deals reshape Indians roster for next season
Indianapolis owner Smith and manager Hendricks push a flurry of trades to strengthen batting and fielding. Lloyd Christenbury from Boston Nationals joins as left handed bat and potential second baseman. Rehg and Hammel Ellis traded to Columbus for Al Ellis, with Covington for Kirke earlier and Schreiber sold to Columbus. Cal Crum reinstated as pitching depth. If Christenbury fails at second, Purcell or Whelan may depart.
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Eddie Ash
Indians
Tribe
Lloyd Christenbury
Boston Nationals
Louisville
Rehg
Diammel
Colonels
al Eliis
Covington
Kirke
Shartstop Schreiber
Columbus
Cal Crum
Christenbury
American Association
Hammel-Ellis
Christerbury
New York
Smith
Hendricks
Indianapolis
Chicago
Christenburg
Boston Braves
Keystone
Eddie Sicking
Brown
Ellis
Purcell
Whelan
De Molays And Compass Fives Win In Fraternal League
The De Molays and Square and Compass Clubs win in the Fraternal Net League on Thursday night. Gatling Gun Club loses 19 to 10 as Turk scores four from the field. Spiersdorfer and Mayhall lead for their teams with solid free throw work.
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de Molays
Sqvere
Compass
Gatling
de Moliys
Turk
Spiersdorfer
Mayhall
Square
Grottu
Schoeneman
Sparks
Etris
Notre Dame Five Wins Easy Over Lewis Institute
Notre Dame University basketball defeated Lewis Institute 40 to 15 in South Bend with Enright and Kizer standing out. The Irish prepare for a two game Illinois series at Urbana next week. In Elwood R L Phillips named local school physical director starting January. In New York judges give Johnny Dundee a points decision over Gene Delmont in a twelve round lightweight bout.
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Ind
Notre Dame University
Lewis Institute
Enright
Kizer
Notre Dame
Illinois
Urbana
Ewood
Elwood
R. L. Phillips
NE York
Johnny Dundee
Gene Delmont Thursdey
Independent basketball teams seek games across Indiana
The South Side Turners beat Carmel Kelts 38 to 31 at Carmel and seek road contests. Various local clubs list contact numbers and dates for matches, including Fair Play basket team seeking 120-pound class gym access and out of town games with Edinburg West Newton Valley Millie and Southport.
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Turner
Carmel Kelts
Carmel
Turners
Artietic Computter
South Side
Indianapolis
Edinburg
West Newton Valley Millie
Southport
Drexel
Kaplan
Sddrese Postof
Dutch Miller Leaves Brooklyn After 13 Major League Years
Brooklyn shortstop catcher Otto Miller known as Dutch, after a 13 year major league career, receives unconditional release under pension-like rule for players with ten or more consecutive seasons. Miller, an Indianapolis native trained at Manuel High, will manage the Atlanta club in the Southern Association next season.
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Otto Miller
NEA
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oto Miller
Brooklyn Superbas
Miller
Indianapolis
Manuel High
Atlanta
Butler College Intramural Basketball Opens January Fourth
Butler College begins intramural basketball on January 4 with teams including Sizm Chis Phi Dets Delta Taus Samts Chis Butler Association and independents. A final game will decide the intramural champion based on percentage with a cap prize awarded by the Skills Club. Games are scheduled each Thursday in the gym. varsity players barred.
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Butler College
Sizm
Chis
Phi Dets
Delta Taus
Samts
Chis Butler Association
Wisconsin
Madison
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Rose and Central Normal Clash Tonight in Danville
Rose Poly of Terre Haute meets Central Normal College in Danville Indiana for the season opener. Central Normal, buoyed by a near win over Stave Normal, aims to carry its late game momentum into the matchup tonight.
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Timea
Danville
Ind
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Central Normal College
Rose
Central
Stave Normal
St Agnes Academy Girls Hoop Thriller Ends With Sophomores Upset
Thrilling contest as St Agnes Academy senior and sophomore girls clash. At half time seniors led 19 to 6, but the sophomores surged to a 17 to 10 final victory with standout play from FL Nix on, M. Bingham, and W. Quigg for the sophomores and M. Smith and E. Allen for the seniors.
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St. Agnes Academy
FL Nixon
M. Bingham
W. Quigg
M. Smith
E. Allen
Tiger Recruit Best of Crop
Emory "Tipper" Rigney was the lone spring 1922 recruit to win a regular infield or outfield job with an American League team. He joined Detroit under Ty Cobb, started at shortstop, played every game, and hit .300. Only Chick Galloway matched 155 games in the AL, making Rigney one of the league's top two shortstops.
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Emory “Tipper
Rigney
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Chick” Galloway
Philadelphia
Galloway
Pop Bottles And Chief Topic At Major Pow Wow
Henry Parrell reports on a major league owners meeting in New York where no trades occur after June 15 and talks center on pennant buying. Teams seek players while managers push for free picks from minors and balk at selling key stars.
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Henry Parrell
United Presa Syate
New York
Ban Johnson
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth & Co
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Tigers
Reds
Jane Boley
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Brooklyn
Squire Ebbets
Europe
Lewis Holds Title In Three Fall Jiu Jitsu Bout
St Louis reports heavyweight wrestling where Strangler Lewis regained the belt by defeating Stan Zayszko with a headlock to take the second and third falls after Zayszko won the first with a diving mare. The belt changed hands briefly but Lewis retained the Rickard belt by three falls to one.
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ST. Louis
Stan Zayszko
Strangler Lewis
Zibbie
Lewis
Rickard
Zbyazko
Amateur Boxing Show Promises Action At Hoosier A C
Amateur boxing followers expect real action at the Hoosier Athletic Club show on Saturday night in Indianapolis. Local youth meet Columbus Athletic Club with bouts from bantam to heavyweight. Welterweight George Benson faces Charles Tarzan of Columbus, Roy Wallace meets Dale Willson, and other Indianapolis boxers Ray Hahn Merrill Aice Wilford Parker and George Sherman are scheduled. The Hoosier A C gym at Meridian and Pratt Streets hosts the open-to-public event.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
Columbus (Ohio
Ture
Roy Wallace
Indiana
Battle Looms as Bloominghton and Anderson Clash Tonight
Bloomington High School meets Anderson High in a statewide rivalry game at Anderson. Both squads are among the strongest in the state and the outcome will settle perceived relative merit. Anderson comes off a rapid winning stretch including a victory over Jefferson of Lafayette, while Bloomington had won six straight before a loss to Bedford.
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Anderson
Ini
Bloomington High School
Anderson High
Jefferson
Lafayette
Bloomington
Bedford
All City High School Team Receives Gold Medals
At a Purdue Alumni banquet, fifteen players chosen by newspaper and school officials received gold medals. Speakers urged attending Indiana colleges to keep athletic talent in the state. Medalists include Russell Clift, James Huber, John Stillwell, Paxton Unger, Harry Painter, Spencer Meyers, Walter Jolly, Francis Mubarger, Carl Bernhardt, Walter Floyd, Boyd Courlin, Charles Cederholm, William Jewls, Abraham Thatcher, and Lawrence Harvey.
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Purdue Alumni Association
Indiana
Major Kellogg
Russell Clift
James Huber
John Stillwell
Paxton Unger
Harry Painter
Spencer Meyers
Walter Jolly
Francis Mubarger
Carl Bernhardt
Walter Floyd
Boyd Courlin
Charles Cederholm
William "Ewls
Abraham Thatcher
Shortridge
Lawrence Harvey
Yale announces seven home games on next season schedule
Yale’s 1930 grid slate lists eight games with seven at home in The Bowl. The sole road game is Harvard at Cambridge. Opponents include North Carolina Georgia Bucknell Brown Army Maryland Princeton Harvard. Georgia game is highlighted as a potential early-season feature.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
North Carolina
University of Georgia
Bucknell
Brown
Army
Maryland
Princeton
Georgia
MVC All-Conference Eleven Highlighted by Critics
Football experts from the Missouri Valley Conference name a first choice eleven. Nebraska dominates with Peterson and Weiler at center and tackle, Preston at quarterback, and multiple Huskers in key backfield roles. Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma also feature stars like Higgins and Marsh.
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Nebraska
Drake
Missouri Valley
Peterson
Weiler
Bunker
Hahn
Kansas Aggies
Higgins
Kansas
Black
Marsh
Oklahoma
Preston
Noble
Stark
Aggies
Hartley
Dentals 10 Meet Butlerites in Thursday Contest
The Indiana Dental College basketball team will face Butler on Thursday night at Tomlinson Hall per Manager Chase. The Dentals won a thriller 19 to 18 against Huntington College at the Y M C A, with strong defense and captain Reeves delivering a solid showing.
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Indiana Dental College
Butler
Tomlinson Hall
Chase
Dentals
Toothpullers
Earlham
Dents
Huntington College
Reeves
Franklin High Crippled for Columbus Contest
Franklin Indiana December 15. A crippled Franklin high school basketball team faces Columbus tonight. King and Davis are out and Davis has a twisted ankle the latest injury. Davis was the high scorer. The team fights on under Coach Lostutters amid injuries and adversity.
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Témee
Franklin
Ind
Franklin High
Columbus
King
Davis
Lostutters
Manual Shortridge Tipoff Sets Early City Basketball Rugged
By Vedder Gard the season opens with Shortridge at Manual in Tomlinson Hall. The night features a 7 pm junior game and an 8 pm main matchup as football players blend into hoops. Manual relies on recent football standouts and a large squad to challenge the rival Red and White five.
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Manual
Vedder Gard
Indianapolis
Black
Dealiyne
Shortridge
Em-Roes Lose In Five Minute Overtime
In Ft Wayne Indiana on December 15 the Em-Roes fell 21 to 18 to the Ft Wayne KC s in overtime. The Em-Roes led 13 to 8 at halftime but tied in the final minutes. Montgomery paced the Em-Roes with scoring while Stonebraker led the KC s. The KC s started McDermott and Stonebraker forwards Voss at center and Bacon and Cochrane as guards with Miller coming in as substitute.
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Em-Roes
Montgomery
Em-Rees
Stonebraker
K. C.s
McDermott
Voss
Bacon
Amateurs at Broadway Boxing Card Tonight
Henry Langston of the South Side Turners meets William Riney in a lightweight bout at the Broadway Theater amateur show. Ruben Orner faces Herbert Crouch in welterweight action with Harry Delks and David Klor of Brightwood also scheduled to box.
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Henry Langston
South Side
Turners
William Riney
Broadway
Ruben Orner
Herbert Crouch
Harry Delks
Brightwood Athletic Club
David Klor
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