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ISM THE INDIANAPOLIS MONDAY DECEMBER 3 1917 10 PAGE SPORT STAR BEST IN MIDDLE WEST COLLEGE OOTBALL GOSSIP RALSTON GOSS SDITOR ECKERS ALL ALSO He Answers the Call PLACES I II MAN $2 50 a Day ON SECOND TEAM SWEEPSTAKES Realty Transfers on Trains irst Mile the Year Game on War Basis Stars in Long Event SIMPSON QUARTER BACK CRAY RETAINS TROPHY KCKER8 00 1 00 GO and 500 2200 GRANTLAND RlCS 00 00 00 00 this pro SOCCER ELEVENS PLAY A TIE GAME Contest With Anderson Bowling Averages 100 COALL DEEATS 164 100 993 L7 185 THORPE'S ELEVEN 100 ISO Left tack le 00 00 879 12 500 1009 168 375 200 Right half back 100 042 100 umpire Robinson 826 65000 991 30000 100 203 1209 Klingman Kaiser 988 100 171 219 00 138 00 Osthelmer 00 Snvde Lost 00 caster 10 In last con 200 00 182 15 200 Side 10 00 with some alate 00 159 of lacrosse 30000 team 158 136 1G9 163 the other 100 176 100 Right half back Copley rench McCrcadlc Veteran in Bie Race Cofall Lin Crl trh lev ard Massillon Critchley for 150 itz (WllllamB) 389 1 RVBroden Hamilton LEAGUE 1 54 BOSTON Mas 163 150 burgh on It Streeter Spotts Massa Honk ehn dogv CHICAGO far had gone Mack's RANK KRAMER her? MATCH GAME Thomas was culled upon TO REVIVE BOXING iMartin fewsionul tonic' York legislature to legalizi ULL BACK McLAREN ELECTED CAPTAIN PITTSBURGH TEAM Reitzell Bum BuhnJ spice Left half back Outside right BaseballStars Must Exist on 147 140 136 and Douglass of the rolled In fine form 118 165 next his mark braced at and 177 for the 169 163 received the ball near the side lines by some clever kicking and passing the ball In front of goal made a good kick and no doubt the meet in a return The lineups and Left tackle Left guard 193 189 183 181 180 179 179 178 178 177 170 169 169 168 168 Irish Hayes Bald win a hrbach McMichaM Baumbach 17 15 10 9 7 9 10 792 758 708 625 Henderson Driscoll McCurdy one who has can realize? 175 174 178 178 177 177 15 17 16 18 167 166 166 16G 166 163 163 161 i 1 60 160 164 JG4 163 partner 168 and Right tackle Right end hot there 3 0 167 167 167 166 166 166 166 165 164 164 163 163 162 162 162 162 161 161 160 160 160 160 158 158 1 58 Sourbier Clark 160 159 Elmore Hickman Atchison Conover lloagsman ooper Pollard Miller Schultz English Huntzinger Garrett Richter Holtzhauer Irish Broden Schmitt Kernel Hackerd Soltau Berner 177 How Shocking too They Must Sleep in Upper Lost 5 5 5 HAYES TO JOIN MEREDITH IN ARMY AVIATION SERVICE ALL CONERENCE TEAMS irst Team (Ohio State) and Kelley prizes and Americans of Indianapolis Score in inal Ten Minutes and Even Hathaway Given Guard Position by No Other In diana Athletes Mentioned Spotts Dudley Pct846 ox Cheney ield Megowan 150 196 1039 209 KLINGMAN AND COBLER WINNERS 273242212 rank Andrews Will Lead Notre Dame Team Next Year 191b This amendment will voted on a 1 he annua! meeting of the National League Tucker Johnson Jordan Cheney Hall ield Klingman Loecnle Snyder Grothe Kirkhoff Bright Chlndgren Harsh Keller Collins Bruder Geisicker Dersch Miller Vanler McCaughan Moran Pct792 Lockwood Ryd lewski Bashau Davis Goal Right back Reitz Bauerleln Willey Heuslein Martin Strout McCaughan Peachey Reifenstahl Kramer Noel Underwood Hall Wright Canton CO) Sefton Edwards was made known so price was not BASEBALL COMMITTEE WILL MEET IN CINCINNATI JAN 7 isher Emmerich Campbell Gunderson Bright Hall Hill Wins the irst Sprint Which Continues After Ko We Bas Cooper Raclnes Hoosier Coffee Co True Sourbier Warman Gheen Snyder Gary Holtzmyer Hatt House Copeland Parrish Kelly Standford Hoffman Hackman Ralphy Manthei Scully A Smith Meltzer Paul Hall Mehiig Seliger rank Blocker through a stiff Ten Thousand See ormer Irish Star Kick Two ield Goals for Massillon Tigers 1 73 Wald bleser 172Parker 1 7 2 1209 Pins all for Victors in irst Doubles Event of LEAGUE GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AT TECH TODAY CINCINNATI Dec 2 Before leaving for Chicago last night August Herrmann chairman of the National Baseball Commit thn visitors' scoring after this but cans threatened Lyons Atlas Holcomb Hoke Hammond Defeats riars and Claims League Title A 1 MANUACTURERS IJ2AGUE TEAM STANDING 346 382 given awards and Megowan CAPITOL LEAGUE NO 1 TEAM STANDING Won Dwyer to rank A ahle hr improved side Thirty 167 McCormick Ka'laupheifher '7 8 6 15 18 22 23 24 25 202 149 renresentlng the Machine I dole it nero today at major and minor Such an aggregation also must have a good forward passer and a reliable man on the receiving end It must have a line plunger an off tackle driver an end run ner and a quarter back with football In telligence It Is only a matter of history to cite the number of games won and lost by errors In judgment on the part of players direct ing an attack or by bad judgment in handling kicks There have been few big gamqp played this year in which a player catching punts has signaled for a fair catch when the opposing team was on top of him without a safety man to recover the ball or tackle an opponent in case of a fumble Mtn Must Think Quickly Players picked for an honorary eleven must be quick thinkers They must act and think at the same time for a mo hesitation often disas trously The men I have selected are players of this type All of them have been in tight places and they have come out with colors flying It Is regretted no Michigan players can be taken into consideration in the selec tion of these two teams Weston quarter back and Lambert center would be logical selections for these positions but as neither played against a Conference team it would be unjust to other Big Ten players to place them on an all star Con ference aggregation Neither played in the game against Northwestern the only Big Ten team Michigan played this year Both are great football men and will re ceive due consideration when All West ern and All American teams are chosen Grantland Rice conceded to be the most graphic sports writer in the coun try will enlist In some branch of service this week Mr articles on golf and baseball will be missed by fol lowers of the games from coast to coast Mr Rice at present is connected with the New York Tribune He had been a spe cial writer for The Star for several years ROBERT McROY PROMINENT BASEBALL MAN IS DEAD ahead of the Blues Pontlngton Criehley Burton TIGERS CUY INNERAN DETROIT Mich Dor Purchase by the Detroit American League baseball club of BY CURLY ASH foul on Player Gerrard left back In last ten minutes of play yesterday Bike Riders Get Away to lying Start Anderson John Transfers 43 consideration $11 7 51029 or week 227: consideration $37492761 SOUTH BEND Ind Dec 2 rank Andrews of Island 111 was chosen captain of the 1918 Notre Dame football eleven at banquet given in honor of Lie football squad tonight An drews played two years at tackle and won much attention in the football circles this fall by ids stellar playing especially when Notre Dame invaded the Eastern gridiron against the Army and Washing ton and Jefferson HARVEY SOCCERS WIN a Dec Harvey defeated The league leading Browns will meet the Reds and the Purples will play the Whites In tho Technical High School Basket Ball are a uuu name if victorious In the pennant If they will fall slues The league nesday when the Pct879788679667606545455333 school players probably here soon If possible HOLDS PLACE 33 YEARS Coach Charles 'Courtney of has held the position thlrty threiff He celebrated his sixty eighth birth recentiy NEW GOL ORGANIZATION An alumni golf association to be com posed of Eastern college graduates who play the ancient game Is proposed It will In clude Yale Princeton and Harvard and other institutions are expected to join BY WALTER ECKERSALL With the close of the 1917 Conference or Big Ten football season It Is now time to honor the players who have done the most consistent work and have been of most value to their teams A football sea son is not considered complete until such honorary elevens are chosen says Walter Eckersall In the Chicago Tribune In selecting an all star team every angle of football must be taken Into consideration A composite team must be selected which will work with co ordina tion of attack and defense must be placed in positions where they will be of the greatest value A team can have just as much success if It is taught team play as one that has two or three stars who In the majority of cases are marked players in all games Star Kicker Essential An honorary eleven can not be 'called an all star aggregation unless it has a kicker who can punt with accuracy kick goals after touchdowns and be fairly sure game next Sunday summary follow: Americans (1) country He player througheen mde VanDyne at Center The pivot position goes to VanDyne of Ohio Although not a flashy consistent and reliable Any seen Ohio State in action national reputation The contest will end at 12 next Saturday night rank Kramer who for many years has been the leading bicyclist In America is conceded to have a splendid chance to fbu elv diiv which lietran last night at Madison Square Garden learned i nearly his equal Is line plunging He made through Michigan and always and consistent ground gainer he Was one of tho heat men in the Conference backing up the line He has football Intuition and should be the logical choice of critics for the posi tion i This teani as selected would be hard to beat With Harley to do the kicking and forward passing and Bolen and Kelley to receive passes with Koehler to hit the line and Simpson Ellingwood and Harley to run the ends it would make a powerful offensive and defensive aggre gation 26 23 22 20 riars (0) Burghoff Rotary Club Specials Capitol Colts Em Roos Old Reliables Capitol Grocery ive pills Johnston Quintet INDIVIDUAL 196 191 190 189 188 188 188 184 183 182 ort beat Village once Hammond lost a game to ine Village Wabash held ort Wayne 7 to 7 and ine Village did not play the riars At the end of the flrat half today the score was 18 to 0 with McCurdy a Ham mond half back unconscious ort Wayne held the natives to one touchdown and a goal kick in the last half Johnny Bar rett Paddy Driscoll Ted Blocker and McCurdy starred for Hammond The line ups and summary follow: Hammond (25) sturdy full back of the charnplons of Bush Huhn Gels Bruder Kirkhoff HARVARD STILL DOING IT Harvard will not Le represented by golf tennis wrestling gymnastic teams 0 0 6 0 blk 28 199 1002 136 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE TEAM STANDING Won 19 19 HAMMOND Ind Dec The Ham mond football team this afternoon de feated the ort Wayne riars 25 to 0 and claim the professional championship of Indiana At the beginning of the year a league was formed consisting of Wa hasii ine village ana nammonu Wayne declined to join Hammond Wabash twice and Pine Streeter A SHORT MARATHON Switzerland recently hold Its first ''mara race through the streets of the capital Tho winner was Scheuermann of the Ainis Gymnasts who beat a field of fifty contestants in 1:24 over a ourse of thirteen and one half miles about half the real marathon distance Anderson (1) Tomlin Norris Left half hack Right half back McLaughrey ull back Score by Periods 3 0 Sxibstltutlons or Massillon Johnson for nr Wphnr RHinhaiiii ferald Peck for Westbechor itzgerald for tambaud ur Canton Speck for Patton Spears for Speck Gilmore ror i aiacs 'r i rv i '11 I'lei'i GU1U Officials Refer umpire Lambert man Crollus I Da Daily (Ohio State) BUILDING PERMITS John Barsau boiler house 136 Gelsendorff $65 Adam Bohl repairs 1162 Madeira $25 I William Holtman garage 1122 Sturm $332' Mabel Coleman furnace 2126 Niagara $100 Gledelhofer Realty Company repairs 202 Kentucky $200 Guthrie Thomson Company double 817 West Twenty sixth $1200 William Knop double 3034 North Gale $1200 lora Dixson garage 815 North Gray875 Louis Westphal repairs 246 West Morris $125 Goodrich garage 1915 West Wilkins $100 red Dietz Company shed 1102 Madison $7 5 VanCamp Hardware and Iron Company ad dition 425 West Maryland $5900 Ernest Small garage 2021 Hazel $35 Outfitting Company 133 West Washington $60 letcher American National Bank repairs Pennsylvania and Market $45 Central Union Telephone Company repairs' Meridian and New York $35 Total consideration $9572 Printing Crafts' 1 i o' i A 1 1 I cr Al IIUU 1 IHllIUk Company quintet won two from the Dally 1 (J uk unue ''in Pauley five swept News No 2 Kuhn Eli Lilbs Cole Motors Diamond Chain INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Campbell Bolen (Witiconrin) Courtney (Ohio State) and Hansen (Minnesota) Guards Ulrich Northwestern) and Hig gins (Chicago) Center VanDyne (Ohio State) Simpjon (Wisconsin) Hair Harley (Ohio state) Elilngwood (Northwestern) UYiIl Back Koehler (Northwestern) Secohd Team Klein (Illinois) and lynn (Minne sota) Ecklund (Minnesota) and Ran dolph (Northwestern) Guards (Illinois) and Hathaway (Indiana) Ingwerson (Illinois) Quarter Amtson (Minnesota Half Laun (Iowa) and Bondi (Wisconsin) ull Back Charpier (Illinois) 333 308 Special to The Indianapolis Star CANTON Dec Stanley Cofall formerly of Notre Dame and a Cleveland boy playing at left half for the Massillon Tigers spoiled the Canton chances for retaining their world pro fessional football title at Myers Lake Park this afternoon by booting two beau tiful field goals for the only scores of the game giving the Coal Miners a 6 tb 0 victory over the eleven led by In dian Jim Thorpe Ten thousand football fans packed the park in expectation of witnessing another Canton victory and were given the biggest surprise of the season Before the start of the con test odds were 10 to 6 and 2 to 1 on the Bulldogs Cofall booted his both' field goals in the first half A The first came after six minutes of play when Cofall blocked punt on twenty five yard line and Nash recovered The kick was made from the thirty four yard line Miller in tercepted a forward pass heaved by Ghee and intended for Niei in the second quar ter rench netted twenty five yards on a pass thrown by Miller and Cofall fol lowed with his second goal booting thir ty one yards All the breaks of the game favored Massillon Canton trotted the ball down the field via the aerial route three times to within the shadow of the Massillon goal but lacked the punch necessary to carry the leather over Canton made eight first downs to one for Massillon Massillon intercepted six forward passes while Thorpe team managed to get4two In spite of the muddy condition of the field Thorpe got away for a pair of his famous sprints down the field one of his dashes going tor mty ana thirty five yards Massillon (6): The Star and the the series from the of the Daily Times No I and Meredith Pauley teams Times Loses Hard Match The Indiana Dally Times quintet was beaten in a hard match with the Globe Stove Company of Kokomo at the Central Alleys 2472 to 2309 Lovlck did best for the local team while Snyder led In the attack that brought victory for the Kokomo five The scores of the doubles sweepstakes thp League and the match game follow: DOUBLES SWEEPSTAKES 130 man Spears 1'iercy 1 Lui Droonph Lin art Weber Eager Walthour Madonna and Willie Spencer ifteen of the best riders available among the leading professional cyclists began the annual race With the exception of four entrants all of the competitors have shared international honors and six of them have shared first prize money In ten previous contests here The race will be concluded midnight next Saturday Tills race will lack only two minutes of 144 hours Points for sprints which will take place fur uno hour each afternoon and two hours each nii'ht will bp awarded to the leading teams The point system will decide the distribution of the cash prizes amount ing to $1GOOO among the surviving riders ollowing is the makeup of the teams: rank Kramer and Oscar Egg Alfred Goullet and Jake Magin Arthur Spencer and Willie Spencer Eddie Root and Peter Drobach Eddie Madden and rank Qorry Robert Spears and rancesco Verri Suter and Bobbv Walthour Alfred Grenda and Charles Piercy red Hill and Willie Hanley Clarence Carman and George Wiley Percy Lawrence and Lloyd Thom as Victor Llnart and Michael Debates Vlnccnso Madonna and Tom Illo Tom Smith and red Weber George Chapman and Willie Eager MUNCIE BEATS SOLDIERS A football squad Gun Company at the Ted Blocker ullback Young Touchdowns Ted Blocker Barrett Dris coll 2 Goal rom Touchdown Driscoll isun nicanv head linesman Pritchett Bush McCullough Wheeler Cray Soltau Smith Hackerd Kirkhoff Magel Whiting Berner Gantner Clark Hackerd Klingman Kernel Mever ield Kirkhoff Murr Cheney Schmitt Bruder ulton this and for this reason? is placed at right guard a position to which ho is accustomed Higgins IS strong and powerful enough to hold his own against any opponent Stagg with his wit to use his men to the best advantage tried to make a back nut of the big fellow and succeeded fairlyThe left guard position is awarded to ITrich of Northwestern one of the best forwards that e'er wore the purple As sertions of sort have been made by old time Northwestern players not to mention Coach red Murphy who said lllrich coni'! make any team in the a hard and plugging whom few gains have nw 2 Robert McEav of the American League arid with the Boston Ameriejin the gave the Indianapolis Americans soccer team an opportunity to tie the score with the Anderson Athletics at Willard Park and the contest ended with each team having scored only once Hesselgrave scored for the locals The visitors made their only point after five minutes of play Jim Critbley made it on a foul The game was the most spectacular ever witnessed in Indianapolis The contest started fast The Amer icans won the toss and chose to kick On the kickoff the forwards worked the ball down toward the Anderson goal but were unable to put it between the posts The visiting aggregation did some excel lent passing and many times eluded the American back field men Capt Leigh regained the ball and worked it down the field for' big gains but the good goal tending of Tomlin for the visitors kept him from scoring I Own Player Blocks Ball Only once during the first period did the local team have an opportunity to score This was directly after the kickoff Clay ton and put Me ball would have gone between the posts had it nut been blocked by one of his own plavers who had fallen down Im mediately after this the Anderson for wards worked the ball down the field and got the ball on the twenty yard line when a foul was called on Hessel grave This gave the visitors an excel lent chance and they scored the first point of the contest In the remainder of this half the ball was played back and forth down the field neither side having an advantage over the other In the second half the Athletics kicked off but Leigh got the ball and kicked it to McGr who passed it across the field to Spice' Spice played it down to ward Ids goal but again the good goal tending of Tomlin kept the Americans from scoring The forwards on the locals were able tb keep the ball near the goal but they were unable to put it between the posts rom lure the ball was carried down the field toward the goal and it seemed as if Anderson would score again but time after time Dan by the goal tender for the Indianapolis teams kept the ball away With ten minutes of play left a foul was railed on an Anderson player and Hesselgrave kicked the ball between mere was no inure twice the Ameri Chic Press Citizens Gas No 1 Crane Co Premier Motor Corp Gates Marble and Tile Co Central Union Telephone Citizens Gas No 2 Keyless Lock Co Standard OH Co Postoffice Kingan Co Ltd Ballard Ice Cream Co Gibson Co National Malleable Co Link Belt Co Indpls Elec Supply Co INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Sensational bowling by Cobler and Klingman yesterday gave them first prize in the open doubles sweepstakes tourna ment at the Capitol alleys Th? winners of the event had a total of 1209 pins for three games 620 of them being sent into the pits by Cobler and 589 by his scores were 197 255 and 172 214 and 203 Ten other teams were The duos which received their totkls follow: ield 1160 Hornberger and Carskaddon 1156 Cooper and Hofstatter 1143 Goodwin and Bush 1141 ox and Cheney 1136 McCullough and Pritchett 1131 Bright and HaJL 1122 Whiting and Powell 1117 Hargitt and Magel 1113 Cray Easy Winner Cray easily defended the Alley Owners' Trophy in his five game match with Mhgel at the Capitol drives Ids total be ing 950 to the challenger's 833 Cray got away to a splendid start knocking 222 maples off the drives In the first ghme to Mager 137 The challenger settled down in the second however and counted ISO to 164 He gained some more on the trophy holder in the being 192 to Crays ii this time and netted 216 final two games to Six teams in toe union League began the season LWI a A PRIZE BONER Ira Tlfo mas who been Connie rio hf band man for several year about says the biggest one he ever pulled was when he gut his Signals crossed In an impromptu speech When an active tlavcr Thonias usually delivered when upon In a pinch but on this occasion he perpetrated what may be termed a happened a few years ago at Miwouli Mont where a team representing the Na tional League and the then world champion Athletics were to stage a game en route to Honolulu (or the athleti 111 Hianv he referred to the advantages that the player no a not i who did It so happened that the town had arranged what the accurate passing of the center means Coach 5Vnce employs plays of such character that if the ball is not passed fast And accurately the plays will not be sucoesRful The Buckeye has not made a costly all year Some of the credit given Chick Harley for his punt ing and field 4 goal kicking should go to VanDyne Much of success was due to Simpson who is placed at quarter back Although the Badger can be rightfully criticised for mistakes in cer tain games he more than made up for his errors in other struggles He is a fast open field runner is quick to get under1 way and once loose in the open is a hard man to stop He is a good field general and is always careful to con serve the physical strength of his team by not working any player too often Defensively he is a great player He is a sure catcher of punts and a deadly tackler He is quick to size up plays and continually directs his teammates to the point of attack Chick Harley of Course Speaking of half backs the first name one would mention would be that of Harley of Ohio State An All American selection last year he should be given the honor again Harley is placed at right half where his ability can be uti lized to the best advantage He is with out question one of the best kickers in the as good an open field runner as has been seen in years and a power on defense Aside from running the ends and driving on or'off the tackles Harley is an accurate forward passer as was shown by his showing against Wisconsin Although not as brilliant a performer as Harley Ellingwood of Northwestern largely' because of his stellar work in the Michigan game is placed at left half The Purple star is a consistent all round player He can kick run the ends catch punts and forward passes and is a reliable man in the interference He Is equally strong defensively Koehler at ull Back Koehler another Northwestern player is placed at full back although Charpier of Illinois Is main forte many yards Is a reliable The players Defensively st 1 Raker to Edward Carskadon et same 1 SChellschmidt to Vcrn Van lot 36 jattas Mortn oIUa pfixvnrwl nv nf urueiii ivvvv Edwin Thompson admr to Anna Wright part 4 sec 36 tp 15 3 tp 30836 Same as guardian to same part same sec 20 acres Bertha Perry to same name tract 500000 Myron Spades to David Kltsel man part lots 1 and 3 square 73 17GU ft on Kentucky av and 176 ft on Capitol av Improved old Mag ii a in ir xi James Grey to Cordelia Guy lot 18 blk 14 first add euxied ii improved siae first st of Schurman av County Real Estate Company tional Investment Company blk 3 Southern providing the Browns lone and they In case of a tie Manager Gorman announced that a post season series 11HJ AllJtl ivo ii urafeuc I Urtfe icn oi ivri the majority of these and at field goals either place or drop kick many more Nrsser Center Waldsmith intent guard raiiuii Right tackle Harris Right end Nlel vines Thorpe DunnCalacs here today The announced VETERAN GRID OICIAL HAS SERVED THIRTY YEARS I nr Evans better known as Evans ot Herkimer Is one of the oldest football officials in point of service He has been officiating for nearly thirty years He officiated' in the Pittsburgh vs Pennsylvania Slate College game at Pitts II Coach Lan the way in which 8 7 AVERAGES Willey Gesaert Spacke Rugh Taylor Clements Wilimore Davis Patterson I TJ i hu oh 182lMurphy 181 181 8000000 ndd Thirty '100 to Na lot 15 iiik a ooutnern co uvau 32x134 ft vacant side Laurel st of LeGrande av lot 116 Den Big our add 36x141 ft vacant side Minocqua st of Cottage av lots 1 and 2 and part 3 Greenleaf's sub 97x190 ft vacant side Station st of Thirty second st and part lot 4 blk 4 Child Brothers et add 66x167 ft vacant side Temperance av of letcher av Wlilnetta Ts Turner to Indianapoli Boulevard Company lot 26 Allen Root's North add 40x155 ft im proved side Delaware st of Nineteenth st Joanna Walker et al to Ellsworth Mc 1Z aao 99 tr 17 5 80 a Lawrence tp 1650000 June Blanchard to Nora Miu lot 145 Lookout Plaza Wayne tp Marlon Goodykoontz to June Blanchard same Indianapolis Boulevard Realty Com pany to Wlilnetta Turner pt sec 24 tp 16 3 Center tp John Trotter to Nora Hill lot 6 Mt Jackson 58x184 ft improved side Washington st of Holmes av and lot i blk 3 sub pt North Illinois st add 40x130 ft Improved side Illinois st of Twenty fourth st Indianapolis Boulevard Realty Com pany to Wlilnetta Turner lot 508 Warfleigh Washington tps Union Trust Company tr to Peter Schaecher lot 282 same Samuel Geyer to Nora Echols lot 12 sub Drake 2d add 30x88 ft Improved side Darnell st of Brooks st Sourbier Emrich Realty Company to Manville Gant et ux lot 87 Pick en Loftin's add 35x137 it 1m roved side Bevllle av of ew st Mortgage and Realty Investment Com pany to same Jut 42 same same size improved side Bevllle av of New York st and lot 24 John East Ohio st add 35x120 ft Improved side Keystone av of New York st George Hedrick to William Nack enhorst pt lot 12 blk 7 Southeast add 35x150 ft improved side Shelby st of Cottage av Harvey A Grav to Eucrfir Hardv Jot 1 Llnhurst add Wayne tp 6000 Jacob Platlscho to Adolph Blccard lot 87 Dunlop nt sub part add 30x110 ft improved side Ter race av of Alabama st 800 Carl Spencer to Alfred Good let part sec 36 tp 16 2 80 a Wayne tp 1 Alfred Goodlet to West Side Trust Company tr lot 12 sq 52 67xl95 ii imyiuveu siue iviarKet of Senate av Marv 1 et ux lot 169 Armstrong Pk in ir fifth st of Clifton st rank A ahle to Mary Dwyer same Joseph McElroy to Ideal Realty and Investment Company lot 1 I QC IV Cv uity 8 3d add: 4nx proved side Tecumseh st Twelfth st Mary Kennedy to Alice Mc Nulty lot 3 sub blks 19 and 20 add 41x162 ft improved side Boulevard PL of Twentieth st lots 3 4 and 5 Minter's sub Seidenstlcker et add 105x115 ft Improved side Minnesota st of East st and lot 56 Boulevard Sq 40x131 ft Im Droved a side Ruckle st of Thlrtv flrst st 300000 Kate Jenkins to william Men 1 denhall et ux lot 7 sub lot 29 Irvington ft lm 1 proved side New York st of 1 Auaubon av i William Mendenhall to Dennis I Jenkins same Kimmel iWagner A Taylor A striebeck Beauchamp Kelley Purdy Zimmerman Sagalowsky Byers Howard Hanlev 176IMyers 1 76lWoods been In a when he 'laud rJnh 'will be buried in Chlcaco He is sur bv a wife find one child Codrtney Named for Captain Courtney of Ohio State who led the Buckeye eleven to its second con secutive championship is selected to play left tackle on the all conference eleven of 1917 and is made captain Courtney' and his brother who played the other tackle were instrumental in mak ing the Ohlq forward wall nearly im pregnable The Buckeye captain is a natural Yoot ball player There is Hardly anything he does not know about his position He helps his end box an opposing tackle and varies his charge in such a manner as to keep an opponent guessing all the time He generally gets down the field under kicks as fast as the ends and is a fast runner for a bffr man Capt Hauser of Minnesota Is placed at right tackle where no one questions his right The Gopher Is a capable football player and a natural leader Despite their defeat at the hands of Wisconsin Hauser kept his players from becoming down 1 hearted and it was due to his rallying (leadership that the team got together and defeated Chicago and Illinois Two Strong Ends The selection of Hauser and Courtney makes the wings of the forward wall so strong that an opponent would have trou ble making ground off or over them Randolph of Northwestern Rundqulst of Illinois and Ecklund of Minnesota played hard and steady football all season Kelly of Wisconsin is placed at right end not so much because of his brilliant playing as because of his steadiness in every game The Badger is a good end of the type of Juneau 'Bush and Abbott three of the best who ever wore a Car dinal uniform Kelly is a hard player who always turns his men to the inside when an opposing team attempts an end run and he has covered punts to perfec tion On offense he helps his tackle open up holes and is ever mindful to break through and take off one of the second ary defense when the play Is sent on or off the other side of the line Bolen of Ohio is selected for right end TL has been an important cog in the Buckeve machine for the last two years Ike Kelly he knows and executes the duties of end play in a manner seldom seen on the gridiron He is fast a sure tackler and a reliable receiver of forward i passes Higgins Shifted to Guard Although Higgins of Chicago was dominant factor in Maroon victories year he is not a natural full back Special to The Indianapolis Star CHICAGO Dec Major league base ball will be put on a war basis next year to such an extent that some of tpe high priced stars will be compelled to travel in upper berths and sustain life on $250 a day The railroads themselves will be responsible for the former The owners will get the blame for the latter The transportation situation will be forced on to baseball automatically The wfar ra tions will be an artificial adjunct to the many economic measures owners have in prospect and which will be discussed next week It has been derided by both leagues that it will be best to make the 'national game appear as normal as possible next season This will provide for a regular training' season as well as a noisy open ing If war conditions do not rob the owners of all their material they un doubtedly null finish the season that is in the major circuits It is doubtful if a single minor league will go the distance next year The betting at present is 2 to 1 against it Older League It Is the National League which has been the loudest for econoihy for next year The majority of the own ers in the older circuit are for Long schedule of 154 games in five and a half months Regularly scheduled double headers in order to increase the attendance and make the game more commercial than ever A player limit of eighteen men (A few are sticking for seventeen) A training season of thirty days A maximum allowance of $250 a day for meals A contract which calls for monthly payments duration of which would automatically stop salaries as soon as owners close the season which might be weeks in advance of the date original ly set A war clause In every contract A revision of holdover contracts in or der to relieve the owners of the unusual burdens The public to pay the amusement war tax The American League magnates are for NEW YORK Dec Riders in the an nual six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden were sent away to a flying start at one minute after midnight this morning Lobby Walthour led at the end of the first lap and red Hill was the winner of the opening one milc sprint All the teams paraded a few minutes be fore midnight and then the representa James A Runyan to Realty Co lots bu 86 and 87 airview Place 75x125 ft vacant ulda Sorrento st of Haughey ave $30000 Alice Koerner (by sheriff) to Lenora Metheny' lot 265 Jackson Park 41x 121 ft vacant side Sheldon st of Twenty third st 7243 Noh A Shedd to Maggie Botts lot 52 Jackson Park 40x121 ft va cant side Martindale ave of Twenty fifth st 35000 Herbert atout to Baran Huffman Jr lot 10 square 6 leming third add Park 40x131 ft Improved side Ruckle st of Twenty eighth st Sarah 8 Huffman to Laura atout same Samuel Walker to Mrs Black part lot 25 re sub part Irv irrmrnv! mrnr Wash ington st and Hawthorne lane 4800 uonn jNooie et at to James tf iei son blocks 1 2 and 3 Canbv Park improved of Keystone ave or English ave Emma Young to Joseph Pattison lot 80 Armstrong Park 35x155 ft vacant side Thirty sixth st of Elmira st County Real Estate Co to same lot 38 Prospect St add 30x140 ft Improved side Earhart st of Orange st George Pattison to Hpdge Dart a san 9 tn 16 3 waqh ington tp 100 William Ogborn to Andrew Barnes et ux lot 186 letcher and sub out lot 96 etc Improved side Lexington ave of Shelby sst 200000 i ienry Abrams to William Henley lot 89 I add 21X 16 5 ft improved side Martin dale ave or ifteenth st Samuel Huis to John 8 Eachus lot 4 Ritter's Boulevard Terrace 50x136 ft vacant side Hill st of Irvington ave 809 Edward carsKadon to louis KaKer lot 81 Windhorst Pl 35x100 ft Im proved side Delaware st of Car son Louis ux Alvin derbllt et ux lot 36 North Illinois st addition 40x132 ft im proved ortieth st 4 1 7y 'Av i 41 A 1 MM WM MHMH MS MMMMM NSM MMi MH A 4 rCHANl JU yGAR abM I avtnn Hossolgrave Inside rig apt Leigh Center tor 1 Poss left DrakP Outside Gouls 1 or 1 Amci leans Ho toe nnnouncd the comnnttee would hold its annual meeting hi Cincinnati on Jan mcvUug the chairman treasurer and committee Herrmann he has taken the step in reducing the limit the National Langue eighteen men to tam the manager by forward mg to President Tent an amendment to league's calling' for that num of nlayers tn am lor the season of UK in New York Dec 11 IL't'miatm afd he believes bv reduc irg the number of players to eighteen each team the clubs will be able to surviv the Mira? LinMirr Dec 2 Martin Hovm ''s MR wMm former Princeton University track star who later wore tho colors of the Irish A merican WgSlWfl Athletic tlub of New Ymk enrolled at the MbNsw govern ment aviation fcnooi it MfHK setts Im tltute Of fe todav tibl heard recently that Tod his fmim opponent on the track lnU 11111 llP 10 iTTsr rnrcn lh slty ot Pittsburgh gr the East wiuj elected fr 1918 at ft dinner cl'isOil the season toil Three Hundrtil and 1 Regiment team from I M' B1 ox Pritchett McCullou Goodwin M' Spahr Kune Dwyer Nieman I K' Hr ie eleven it Ptt 1 I illy Times iiiicin miantry ee iu io and CHI hall 1301101 Hilt 5 Ink had over those navy riHiiul of the nat oiial soccer chamnlonshiu tiir wri ir ul pin today tnui tne ftconisn Americans i ihp dinner day anniversary boxing whn it meets In January played a 2 to 2 tie with Joliet I 1 jl a i Lr Hornberger 183 192 198 Carskaddon 154 198 22 56 Toner 1 4 2 1 4 6 1 63 Kitch 134 H3 909 Hargett 2 23 189 139 Magel DO 1H fttriebeck D5 159 183 ulton 179 1S1 Dillinger 180 183 182 Pie! 1C7 152 202 106G Hallerberg 191 147 184 Geyer 130 130 923 Malott 213 205 168 Mescall 127 1081 Liehtag 180 lb 1 197 Ochiltree 1 73 20b 1S6 1125 Lovick 170 119 193 Strltt 197 63 Whiting 170 178 229 Powell 147 19 1 17 King 219 173 142 Brown 157 Is? 166 1041 Jordan 196 1S8 117 Tucker 171 189 190 1073 Houze 234 1 9S '156 Meltzer 157 116 Haiseup 181 215 180 Campbell 209 1 37 1 82 1104 Sahm 16 160 148 Loeehle 131 200 144 9C3 Emnch 2iq 159 144 Atkinson 150 161 Evans 1 191 IbO 1 19 Nordholt 17 2 159 210 1031 Newlin 176 Malott 176 Irish 175 Covai 175 Gunderson 174 Peachey 173 Nelson 172 ox 172 Reltsell 171 Broden 170 Backus 170 Hackerd 169 Sourbier 1 6 9 Naughton 16S Mutual Ptg Co Dally Times M'Collurn lo' 155 154lKuhn 1 70 1 67 1 87 Morical Io9 165 151Qreene 113 165 125 lr5 172 198 Secrest 1 75 175 1 22 Wakeland j07 1 25 HllRned 1 98 12G Hornbrgr 148 138 UOLVnlfe 113 I Kogers 158 J33 Totals 82 1 755 824 Totals 692 763 C93 StaP News No 1 Chryst 145 1 4 1 Es 134 Id 1 Bohm 102 151 1 70 1 77 172 Butsch 135 143 126 148 135 Mawson J46 143 142 147 1u9 Grothe 124 1 72 1 39 1 Hauck 178 lb8 177 I Totals 652 790 674 Totals 750 82 1 71 7 News No 2 Paulov Kcdlev 131 135 166 174 162 Murphy 159 122 vin 181 136 16b Haines 122 130 1K 4 1 Dors 156 131 155 Miller 73 11 2 3lShea 125 141 126 Mitchell 136 163 168IMeredlth 180 1 6 6 188 Totals 636 652 Totals 80S 748797 Irvin 170 148 159lRJefensthl 150 136 160 Snyder 148 188 201 1 cGo 1 1 139 151 132 Merz 169 166 I 4 Not holt 185 146 110 Erwin 178 169 137'IJuIlenbgh HR 115 165 Uumsngr 155 176 ITLLovick 163 1R7 192 Totals 720 837 8 1 5 1 Totals 755 765 789 Grand total 2472 Grand total 2309.