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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1927

Page

4

Greatest pitching feat by Walter Johnson in three straight shutouts

The author recalls Walter Johnson’s three consecutive shutouts for Washington against the New York Americans in 1907 and 1908. Johnson allowed six, four, then two hits, with a later arm injury during the third game. Cantillon managed the mound work and Johnson pitched both Labor Day games.

Walter Johnson Johnson Evans New York Americans Joe Cantillon Washington New York Walter Cantillon Jack Chesbro Chesbro

Legion Ring Scraps This Week's Boxing Show at the Armory

The American boxing committee plans a city championship tournament at the Armory with local pugilists contesting in various weights. Winners Tuesday night will be signed for future shows. The event aims for a clean slate, with two local bouts per show at most. Main event features Jimmy Hackley versus Frankie Osner after final sparring.

Armory American Boxing Committee Legion Jimmy Hackley Frankie Osner

Hustling Hal on Firestone Five Faces Mar Mon Motors

Hal Griggs of Butler will play for Firestone Five in a Tomlinson Hall game against the Mamon Motors. Both teams feature Hoosier graduates including Butler Indiana Wabash and Notre Dame players. Pat Page is slated to referee.

Firestone Tire Tomlinson Hall Marmon Motors Hal Griggs Golden Toe Butler Hoosier Indiana Wabash Notre Dame Pat Page Artesians Wooden Glenn Curtis Lester Reynolds Reynolds Hoosierdoom Martinsville Logansie

Former Star Stanley A. Henry Dies in South Bend

Stanley A. Henry, a former Nebraska University football star, died in South Bend Indiana on Sunday after an appendicitis operation.

South Bend Ind Stanley A. Henry Nebraska University

Tech Victory Features Saturday Contests of Local H S Teams

Technical's 31 to 21 win over Greenfield highlighted Saturday night hoops among Indianapolis scholastic teams. Davis, Parish, Cox, and Higgins led Arsenal, while Saxon and Shackle paced Greenfield. Broad Ripple overwhelmed Washington 53 to 9 with Hitchcock scoring 27. Manual nearly toppled Beech Grove 35 to 28 after a close first half. Burris, Whitaker, Serotle, and Toole starred for Manual. Terhune, Mendenall, and Wilder for Beech Grove.

Davis Parish Cox Higgins Arsenal Saxon Shackle Greenfield Broad Ripple Washington West Siders Ripple Hitchcock Manual Beech Grove Burris Whitaker Serotle Toole Terhune Mendenall Wilder

Big Four A A A Beats Danville C E I 47 to 36

The Big Four A A of Indianapolis defeated Danville C E I champions 47 to 36 in Danville. Wabrel and Nelson led scoring for the Big Four while Adams starred for the C E I. The halftime score favored the C E I 23 to 17, with the visitors rallying in the final period for 16 points.

Big Four A. A Indianapolis Danville Wabrel Nelson Adams Big A. A. cCa Wehrer Larrison Crane O'Doane OlMartin Brown

Boxing charity bout to aid Chicago Christmas fund

Ted Sand wina of Germany and Otto Von Poratt of Norway will fight in the main bout in Chicago tonight. The match is part of a boxing card to raise funds for a Christmas charity drive.

Chicago Ted Sandwina Germany Otto von Poratt Norway

Saturday College Basketball Scores From Various Games

A mixed slate of college basketball results features Butler and Purdue posting wins over Concordia and De Pauw respectively, with Indiana routing Wabash. Several other matchups show Cumberland, Rose Poly, Wittenberg, Navy, and Ohio State among winners as teams from across Indiana, Ohio, and beyond post scores and brief results.

Cincinnati Clemson Ores Grinnell Itsburgh Northwestern Arkansas Normal Teachers College Parndley Any Grove Manual Urton Richmond I Rushville Ownsburg Davis Onrovia Andiawa Monrovia Brooklyn

Bears Bulldogs Game Called Off Due to Cold Weather

Dec 19 Chicago report notes low attendance from freezing weather led to the abandonment of the scheduled professional football game between the Chicago Bears and Cleveland Bulldogs.

Chicago Chicago Bears Cleveland Bulldogs

Yankees Dominant Yet Blocked Pitcher Search by Huggins

New York baseball column notes minimal trades at winter meetings. Miller Huggins failed to bolster the Yankees with a top pitcher or infielder as clubs resisted selling regulars. Cubs bolstered outfield with Cuyler Stephenson Webb Wilson Heathcote and others while Pirates Robins Giants Cards Phillies also shuffled rosters.

Huggins Cubs New York Browns Tiger Cuyler Sisler Yankees Miller Huggins Ted Lyons White Sox Charley Ruffing Red Sox Hoyt Lazzeri Koenig Pirates Sparky Adams Robins Bissonette Rhonda Merly Braves Bancroft Boston Freigan Cub Giants Lefty O’doul Cards Moxon Cooney Claude Jonnard Phillies Frank Gibson Jimmy Ring John Schulte

Challenger in Cue Match Here

Frank Fleming, a top amateur billiard player and Illinois Traction freight auditor from Champaign, faces Dr. L. P. Macklin of St. Louis in a three block fifty point challenge at Harry Cooler's parlor tonight and Tuesday. Umpire Harry Geisel will referee each block.

Frank Fleming Illinois Traction System Champaign Ill Harry Cooler Dr. L. P. Macklin St. Louis

Turners Wallop Thorpe's Indians in fast basketball battle

Jim Thorpe's Famous Indians lost to the South Side Turner quintet 46 to 32 in a Sunday game. Turner Hodges scored 15 points while Alexander and the Grimsley boys contributed strongly. Indians West and Wapp led for the home team as Coach Meyer plans a Wednesday trip to Jeffersonville to face the Elks.

Jim ‘Thorpe Turner Redskins Turners Hodges Alexander Grimsley Boys West Wapp Indians Meyer Jeffersonville Elks

Duray Wins Feature at Ascot Track in Los Angeles

Leon Duray, speed ace, won the Ascot dirt track feature in Los Angeles on Sunday. His fifty lap average was 73 miles per hour on the five-eighths mile course, with Fred Frame finishing second and Ralph De Palma third. Babe Stapp won the twenty lap event and De Palma won the ten lap race.

Bu Times Speot Los Angeles Leon Duray Speed Ace Ascot Duray Fred Frame Ralph de Palma Babe Stapp de Palma

Butler easy winner in home tilt over Concordia College

Butler smothered Concordia College 50 to 10 in a Saturday game at Fort Wayne. Butler led 20 to 3 at halftime as C Christopher White Chadd and Bugg spearheaded the attack while Moeller ing stood out for Concordia.

Times Special FT. Wayne Ind

Favorite to Take Crown in Balkline World Title Fight

Welker Cochran and Jacob Schaefer square off in a 1500 point professional 18.2 balkline world championship at the Hotel Pennsylvania grand ballroom. Schaefer, slight favorite at 6 to 5, challenges Cochran in five blocks of 300 points each with one block tonight and others on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Wnote Maurice Daly United Press New York Welker Cochran Jacob Schaefer Pennsylvania Cochran Jake Schaefer

Purdue Topples De Pauw Quintet In Narrow Victory

Purdue University basketball team defeated De Pauw 38 to 27 on Saturday night. The Tigers led 18 to 10 at halftime and were led by Captain Wheeler Murphy Harreson Kremmer and Eckert. Messersmith Crowley Mounts Byram starred for De Pauw.

Safa Ind Purdue University de Pauw Tigers Wheeler Murphy Harreson Kremmer Eckert Crowley Mounts Byram Messersmith Invaders

Purdue Butler clash at Lafayette looms as season opener toss up

The Butler Purdue tangle at Lafayette Tuesday night shapes as the season’s first major test with a double header. Purdue aims to leverage its height against Butler’s quick attack while Wisconsin and other crews showed strong form in recent state action.

Butler

Illini To Tackle Huskies On 4200 Mile Holiday Trip

The University of Illinois basketball team leaves Wednesday for Seattle to open a three game series with the Washington Huskies. Capt. Everett Olsen leads eleven Illini players on the longest trip in school history to dedicate the new UW athletic pavilion valued at about 600000 dollars.

Illini University of Washington University of Illinois Everett Swede) Olsen Seattle Craig Ruby Huskies Illinois

Crimson Netters to Face Coe Five Tuesday

Indiana University closes its home schedule with Coe College on Tuesday night. The Hoosiers aim to build on recent defensive performance despite an 18 to 6 loss to Wisconsin. Coach Dean may keep the same lineup as against Franklin and Wabash.

Crimson Coe Iowans Deege Boomington Ind Indiana University Coe College Wisconsin Hubbard Heyman Indiana Franklinand Wabash Dean University of Cincinnati Cincinnati

De Pauw Faces Badger Basket Squad Tonight

Wisconsin hopes for a victory against De Pauw University of Greencastle Indiana after a 25 18 win over Butler. Badgers rely on Andrews Behr Foster Hotchkiss and Nelson with a Jan 7 conference opener at Ohio State.

Adison Wis Wisconsin de Pauw University Greencastle Ind Badgers Butler Tigers Armory Ohio State

Steve League Chatter: Baseball Transfers Stir Memo

Eddie Ash reports on Jack Scott returning to the Toledo Hens with a round trip ticket to the majors. Milwaukee figures in winter deals as Gallo, Butler, and Eddie Pick shift among clubs under Landis rulings and farm system exclusions. The tangled waiver rules hint at shifting power and no payroll impact in winter.

Jack Scott Toledo Slwaukee Brewers Galloway Browns Johnny Butler Cubs Eddie Pick Landis

Independent and Amateur Basketball Notices

Independent and Amateur Basketball Notices list age class matchups for 13 15 14 17 and 15 18 year olds. Belmont 1175 is listed. Spartan A C defeated Wheeler Lunch 10 9 in a recent game.

Christamore Eagles Cardinals Pirates

Star catcher O'Farrell to undergo thumb operation

St Louis December 19 Bob O'Farrell star catcher and last year's manager of the St Louis Cardinals was to undergo an operation here today for removal of a small piece of bone from his right thumb.

United Press ST Louis Bob O'Farrell St. Louis Cardinals

Engineers Triumph Over Huntington College 43 to 31

Terre Haute Indiana December 19 Rose Poly defeated Huntington College 43 to 31. Engineers led early and stayed ahead as Berry Kassameyer and Alexander scored for the locals while Goshorn and Hildebrand starred for the visitors.

Butt Terre Haute Ind Rose Poly Huntington College Berry Kassameyer Alexander Goshorn Hildebrand

Century Alley and Pritchett Recreation set up big scratch meets

After the Elks Gold Pot, Century Alley hosts a five game scratch meet across ten alleys with $250 top prize on a $5 entry. Pritchett Recreation offers six games across twelve alleys with $500 top prize on a $10 entry. Entries are filling fast as bowlers from within 200 miles enter. Wallie Lundgren won midwest tourney all events with 1039 and 675 in singles. T J Grows of Chicago led the team event with 3024. Montgomery and Falkenbach topped doubles with 1284. Silver Flash girls lead Ladies' League with 2582. Nancy Hart Candy 2527 and A C on 2419 follow. McKinnon led singles with 589 two three-game total.

Pritchett Recreation Pritchett’s Wallie Lundgren Chicago T. J. Grows Montgomery Falkenbach St. Joe Silver Flash Nancy Hart Candy A. C. On Alexander Payer McKinnon

Deigel Wins San Diego Country Club Tourney

Leo Deigel, New York pro, won the $2,500 San Diego Country Club tournament with 214. His final eighteen tied Crukshank and Horton Smith for second at 216, while Billy Burke of Florida followed with 218.

San Diego Cal Leo Deigel New York Bobby Cruikshank Horton Smith Billy Burke Florida

Tex to Talk Turkey With Champ Gene

Promoter Tex Rickard plans talks with Gene Tunney about the next heavyweight title defense. Tunney heads to Florida while Rickard pursues a Dempsey rematch, betting on crowd appeal and a $1,000,000 prize. Rickard believes Dempsey still leads in public favor, by about two to one.

Tex Turkey Champ Gene Frank Getty United Press New York Tex Richard Gene Tunney Florida Tunney Jack Dempsey Richard Dempsey Rickard Gene Tex Rickard

Murphy's Kiwanis lead in Elks' Gold Pot tourney at Elks' Alleys

The Murphy's Kiwanis team holds first in the Elks' Gold Pot meet with 3 091 pins at the club alleys, while Dilling Candy stands second with 3 075 and Oettering-Sizerman Coal third with 3 070. Jerry OGrady and Fred Schleimer surpassed 600 for Century Alley Five, and Roberson Coal and Marotts tie for fifth at 3 060. Tonight at 6 and 8 the next squads bowl before Tuesday's close.

Murphy's Kiwanis Elks Dilling Candy Mills Woodard Tompkins Oettering-Sizerman Jerry O'Grady Fred Schleimer Century Alley Schleimer Roberson Coal Marotts Coal Alley Five Roberson Coa Marotts

Indiana University tops Wabash in hard basketball duel

Indiana University downed Wabash College 39 to 26 in Olmington Indiana. The first half ended 17 to 13 after late free throws and a field goal. Wells Beckner McCracken and Correll led the Crimson while Thornburgh Brooks Adams and Groves starred for the Little Giants. Indiana reserves also beat Wabash reserves 41 to 28.

Olmington Ind Indiana University Wabash College Wells Beckner McCracken Correll Crimson Thornburgh Brooks Adams Groves Little Giants Indiana Wabash

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