Pittsburgh and Stanford clash Saturday at Stanford
Cal fans anticipate a marquee intersectional showdown as Stanford faces Pittsburgh in Palo Alto. The Cardinal, buoyed by improving form and a 60 009 capacity stadium, prepare for a tough test while Pitt backs their bid with robust recovery from travel.
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New Albany and Y P C New Year’s Afternoon Clash
The New Albany Catholic Community Club plays the Y P Cs at St Anthony's hall at 3 o'clock New Year's afternoon. The C C C touts speed with ex college stars Frank McLaughlin Wilbur Botts and Zack Fetter in the lineup. Y P C lineup changes place Kaltenback at center Grannon and Birch at forwards Gavin as floor guard and Kelly at back guard.
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Panthers Clash With Stanford Eleven Star Halfback Profile
The Panthers feature halfback Anderson and Lanagan nicknamed Hoot in the Pitt lineup. Anderson is praised as a steady, valuable team member while Flanagan from Buckhannon, W. Va., stands 6 feet tall, 169 pounds, and is in his first varsity season.
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National Collegiate Association expands scope in revision
In New York the National Collegiate Athletic Association moves from advisory to administrative status. Eleven proposals passed include stricter amateur rules, freshman eligibility, three year limit for athletes, forbidding graduate student competition, faculty control of college sports, and enforcement across colleges. The freshman rule was tabled for later consideration.
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De Pauw Dominates Carnegie Tech In Decisive 47 25 Victory
De Pauw's basketball team overwhelmed Carnegie Tech in Greencastle Indiana with a 47 to 25 win. White Johnson Wills and Bills fed under the basket while Anderson led the Tech scoring but misfired on foul shots.
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Basketball Results From Various Colleges and High Schools
College De Pauw defeated Carnegin Tech 87 to 25. Wabash beat Mercer 46 to 24. High School Y P Ca triumphed 18 to 17 over Cathedral. Independent Em Rees led Greensburg Y 26 to 15, Carmel Kelta 4 edged Arcadia 26 to ? Monon Independ ents beat South Bend Y 32 to 20, Lafayette A As 34 defeated Monon Independ ents 27.
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Villa at Last to Risk Title in Scrap
Pancho Villa the flyweight champion of America will fight Terry Martin, a local bantamweight, in the Garden show tonight. Villa had a cauliflower ankle earlier this week but will fight as kicking is not allowed. Since defeating Johnny Ruff for the title he has not fought in the flyweight division, facing several bantams where his title remained secure.
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Amateurs Clash on Program at Broadway
Three amateur bouts accompany the regular show at the roadway Theater tonight. South Side Turners Brightwood A C and Ft. Harrison boxers join OLG Manning Antrobus William Manning Fields Mead and Klor in freeround matches as Manager Sullivan plans an intercity amateur meet with Cleveland for late January. Col onels pick Dawson Springs Ky for 1923 spring training camp with training starting March 19.
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Highlands Falls to Postoffice Five In Tight Match
Independent Highlands loses 23 to 22 to Postoffice five in a thrilling game. Contact Earl Stevens at 2836 McPherson Ave or call Randolph 5721 for out of town games. The Lucky Five seeks 14-1 year old class opponents with gym access. call Drexel 8197 for Jack.
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Young Slated for Penny Coaching Job
Philadelphia December 25 Lou Young former star of the Penna team will succeed John W Heismann as head football coach at Penna in an unofficial announcement today The decision centers on the former Quaker grid star taking over the program Source notes Heismann succession plans and pending formal approval
Wabash and Mercer In Series Final Tonight
Wabash College meets Mercer University in the deciding game of their two game basketball series in Macon Georgia. Wabash won the opener 45 to 23 as Chadwick sprained ankle and Thorn filled in. Burdette made seven field goals while B Smith led Mercer with five baskets.
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Curtis Defeats Kepner 50 to 27 in State Three-Cushion Match
Curtis beat Kepner 50 to 27 at the Occidental parlor Thursday. Ramsey toppled Rubens 40 to 0. In the Board of Trade city match Hendrix defeated Shane 59 to 47. Two matches are scheduled tonight: Frye and Chief and Chief and Rogers.
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Butler to Meet Carnegie Tech in Tomlinson Hall Clash
The Butler basketball team faces Carnegie Tech tonight at Tomlinson Hall in their third game of the week. Carnegie Tech arrives after a stormy road trip and a big loss at DePauw. Chicago University appears at Tomlinson Hall Saturday, making four games for the Pacemen this week.
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Shortridge Varsity Starts Run With West Newton
Shortridge High School basketball opens tonight after a layoff by facing West Newton. The lineup features Ferguson and Hart as forwards, Sherman at center, and Sayce and Dixon as guards with Hart moving to forward and Harrington displaced.
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Open House at Yon New Years at the Y M C A
The Y M C A hosts an all day New Year’s Day open house with contests and exhibits. Morning events include hand-ball volleyball drills chess checkers billiards bowling and youth athletic activities. Afternoon adds more gymnastic games pool races and a late lobby screening followed by a senior gymnasts show and a Leaders vs De Molays basketball game.
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Legislation on Fish and Game in coming Legislature session
The Fish and Game Division plans proposals and opposition at the next Legislature. A measure may merge game wardens into a State police force, but fish and game groups oppose ending the current wardens system. Under Richard Lieber, 1,757 arrests and 1,666 convictions were recorded last year. The division is self supporting via licenses, and the goal is strict enforcement to ensure observance of Indiana laws.
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Cathedral Drops Close Game to Y P C Team
Cathedral High School fell 18 to 17 at the Y P C floor. Kaltenbach led the winners with five field goals while Kelly scored three for Cathedral.
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