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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 8

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rs THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR MONDAY DECEMBER 20 1909 Old 4 JE SEEKS YOUNG MEN PLANS AVIATION MEETS BOWLERS TO OPEN TOURNEY TONIGHT SPEEDWAY MANAGEMENT BUSY WILL NOT USE OLD STARS Six ive Man Teams irst to Roll Political Stage 4 MAY OER PLACE TO BROWN GAMES BEGIN AT 8 Two Man Teams Second on Pro Chivington and tn spare ft KNODE COMPANY he RbbtE Springsteen Tailor BRONSON DEPARTS OR SOUTH 185 33 7 15 A Marshall Auto as a SHERI MAY STOP IGHTS 173 170 AUTOMOBILES directory 174 Autos WAGNER LEADS OLD LEAGUE 42 Dec Hana Wagner WABASH ATHLETICS IN GAME MICHIGAN BOUT IS CANCELED 3 CAPABLANCA ON WAY NORTH WILL AVOID DEADLOCKS Will NEWCASTLE BEATS ANDERSON 8 EXPERIENCES ROUGH VOYAGE 7 121 119 Quig 10 Capitol Avcms 99 league The matter was taken under ad OS vUement by the management of Uo league nll6 117 117 114 21 39 30 23 173 173 17 9 6 2 8 21 9 33 6 6 174 174 157 156 127 126 126 109 105 105 104 99 36 36 30 42 33 193 191 190 190 187 186 186 186 153 150 big July pro 11 8 157 153 153 150 150 150 150 147 144 141 141 140 139 139 138 139 137 137 185 132 132 131 130 130 130 179 178 178 177 176 153 153 152 152 5 1 1 1 2 3 1 5 181 181 181 181 181 181 180 180 180 180 180 180 178 178 178 177 177 176 1 76 176 176 189 189 176 172 162 161 160 159 188 187 185 185 182 9 9 1 cept him Kunkel Turners Cray Indians Clark Imperials Nelson North Sides Evans North Sides will the 159 159 158 157 151 149 146 146 144 143 Marlons Indians Imperials Marions Crescents Pirates 95 88 88 88 867878 76 names of 20 17 175 174 to raise the ante right man would Brown is a bum to get any inside no 139 138 137 136 134 133 132 132 131 130 130 and S1m TtemA Illinois cof Henry or write for information as you armon actory Mer and NELSON ASSERTS HE WILL GIVE WOLGAST IRST CHANCE Empire Motor Car Co actory 29th st and Canal to the Illinois Wisconsin Minny League or even Country League If that the situation but it will simply be a game of Heaney Willis Co 113 IIV West Market street Smith Heller A Rogers Gross Piggman Cornelius George Piggman A Bradshaw Reinecke Rink Whittaker Jr Beck Goepper Malott A Meyer Husted Keller Bingham Behrendt Whittaker Sr ultz A Dllhmer Player and Club Giffin Kahns 1 Bumb American Cans Speicher Lillys Tucker Spackes Wallace Kahns Armstrong Kahns Griffith Parrys Sloan Kahns Mullen Spackes Byers Parrys Miner uverianas Hacker National Poehler Spackes Ake Lillys Hill Overlands Manchester National Autos Sarver American Cans Remler National Autos Byers Parrys Trieb Overlands Byers Parrys American Cans Sourhier Overlands Bruder Laycocks Applegate Parrys Spacke Spackes Glick Spackes Beblnger National Autos Churchill Overlands Niebergall Kahns Newby National Autos Kiesel Laycocks Stockman Lillys agin Laycocks McKittrick Laycocks Adams Kahns aust American Cans Kelley Laycocks Kennett Lillys Eliasion American Cans Preston Lillys Myers Laycocks BEN HUR Crawferdnillt him Shwt Brighter Lasts UtwL $15000 will be expended as weather will permit to have Inside of the track south of graded and made perfectly it the aeroplanes can have tor nights Consultation Bxamina $3 $S50 Leather Skins at $175 that his ban on this bout to be staged in that scheduled for today been sold Dillon will as he is matched to 10 2 19 14 BY prown Association 36 30 36 36 39 21 30 30 18 30 32 31 3 39 30 39 18 5 4 12 3 5 6 3 8 3 RUNDELL BIS North Delaware St 201192 187 1 S5 184 181 181 180 176 175 The Waverley Co 129 South Eqst street 36 39 Player and Club Tucker Shermans Coval Deweys Goodwin Pastimes Westcott Deweys uehring Deweys Chandler Pastimes Baker Manhattans Wheeler Deweys Taylor Shermans Schmid Capitals Cottom Deweys Baron Capitals Ingersol Manhattans Layman Pastimes Taylor Manhattans Sarver Shermans Capitals Ralston Pastimes Hurt Centrals Wischmeier Deweys Wycoff Centrals Pratt Capitals Warren Manhattans Grimm Shermans Hendrickson Manhattans Shufelton Deweys Rubush Centrals Theile Pastimes Kelly Manhattans Lane Shermans esker Deweys Velker Centrals Grelnstelner Manhattans Gerlach Manhattan A lexander Manhattans Moran Shermans Grabbe Deweys Wagner Manhattans Vann Deweys Purdue Shermans Lauter Manhattans Bornhorst Shermans Saltau Centrals Snavely Centrals Newlin Deweys ehrenbach Manhattans Whitridge Capitals Van Landingham Capitals Hayes Deweys Barkalow Centrals Melvin Pastimes Kothe Capitals Adkins Centrals Donahue Shermans Wolf Pastimes Mullin Shermans Ran Capitals Bailey Centrals 34 South Meridian Street Two Doors South Commercial Club CONNERSVILLE TEAM DEEATED RICHMOND Ind Dec 19 The Richmond High School basket ball team defeated the Connersville High School team last night 54 to 23 Allison and Taggart were the local stars and Conwell put up a splendid gam for the visitors Merer Myers Maguire Keller Baler Marshall Schultz Clark Shepard Heller Eaglesfleldl Maxwell William Gresh Skinner Shepard Huey A George vv Hanson Central Avenues Prendergast Meridian Streets Lockridge Meridian Streets Luring Central Avenues Mallock irst Presbyterians Pheasant irst Presbyterians Snodgrass irst Presbyterian Bittrick irst Baptists Hoff Meridian Streets BRIAR riPfi BEST MADE' Al! Sizes At all good shona 8M rank A Co NY INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Gaines 36 31 39 18 36 39 30 35 3 39 39 9 STARTS EARLY CAMPAIGN TO LAND BOTH THE INTERNATIONAL BAL LOON AND AEROPLANE CON TESTS NEXT YEAR BUICK SPECIAL ARRIVES WITH BOOSTERS AT LINT Tonight at 8 the fourth annual handicap tournament of the Indianapolis City Bowling Association of the American Bowling Congress will be opened at the Marion alleys by President Ingersoll when he rings the bell for the six quintets who roll the first set of five man games This will be Manufacturers' League night all the entrants from that league rolling their series tne Spackes National Autos and the Parrys The Independent League will be represented by their lead ers the Deweys and the Manhattans who hold second place The Century Biscuit team also disport Itself tonight It Is difficult to pick the quintet that will place the high mark tonight hut the Deweys the Spackes and the Parrys have an excellent chance to appear on top to morrow morning The caliber of the doubles will not be very large tonight but each team will draw a certain amount of handicap that will help In i their battle against the new pins Breckenridge and Taylor of Harrison have a chance to be at the top as also has the Norton Kunkle team of the Hoosiers but the scores as a rule promise to be about the same average the Several teams being well balanced An admission fee of 10 cents will be charged to witness the games and a large crowd will likely attend the opening games of the meet ins 103 101 100 100 87 83 80 LEAGUE Games 6 39 42 36 39 Shoes at $350 aid $4 engag and when 3 38 32 ancy Crocheted Slippers any color to order 81 75 ancy Cro cheted Slippers anv color to order $150 ancy Cro cneiea Slippers anv color to order $1 00 Promoters Are Confident of Pulling Off Ten Round Bout In the Steel Town of Indiana CHICAGO Ill Dec 19 The fighting game will reopen In Indiana tomorrow night when the bantamweight champion Johnny Coulon meets Earl Denning in a ten round go before the Gary Athletic Club of Gary the steel town Coulon is in grand condition He finished hard work several days ago and has been taking things easy for the last few days Denning also is reported in tiptop shape and the Gilmore contingent expects its protege to put up a great battle Officials of the club and the fighters have heard nothing of interference and all are confident of pulling off the mill The fellows will battle ten rounds to a decision A special train will leave over the Lake Shore at 7 o'clock tonight and will make the run in forty five minutes The Coulon party will leave on this train i if tvuiHiu i no rnrivnn champion wil set sail for the Sierras the latter part of January according to pres ent plans Jeffries submitted to examination from a phrenologist today noted in the South In his dine and was informed that his (Jeffries) bump of caution has increased more in proportion than his bump of combativeness had for a man of his years Jeffries said he regarded this as a good omen in view of his match with Jack Johnson my word I will have nothing to do Mcarland until he whips some The would elation if he can get the office without a fight Chivington has been canvassing the situation and the indications are that he has received considerable en couragement in his candidacy for de spite the optimistic reports sent out from Milwaukee it looks as if is to step down and out In previous seasons Tebeau of Kansas City Lennon of St Paul Cantillon of Minneapolis and Havener of Milwaukee have been strong for Tebeau had two votes when he owned the Louis ville Club so it was five to three any way and Watkins of the Indianapolis me who were against 9 20 6 21 27 4 24 5 11 2 3 9 14 6 4 24 3 14 6 19 42 39 3 39 6 33 39 36 Game Av 4ft 1 3 10 18 9 15 7 3 18 13 3 11 10 2 30 33 33 33 fl 33 24 30 19 i Motor accessories I Accessories American i Broken PartsTilCT i pausw nunaDOtlr 113 115 bi st 1 HlllAlr "ulck 'Motor Company DUlwK East New York 170 170170170 169 J68'1 168 168 167 167 165 165 President Moll Adds Raphun to List of Six ooter MILWAUKEE Wis Dec Raphun of Indianapolis has been selected by Presi dent Moll oft the Wisconsin Illinois Baseball League as one of his staff of umpires for next season and has signed his contract Raphun umpired last season in the Illinois Missouri League ana was considered the best handler of the Indicator on piat cir cuit He is a tall chap standing over 6 feet In height and so will be in the class with the other Moll umpires Moll haring chosen four of his six men out of the six foot class COPELAND president of the Amerl fow would you like that gift? Not that the mat team battinff With nn The World's ohnmnlonB alan in run getting completing the circuit times Dr Great Success b7 thcJ Number of Patients and the Qvlokeet and Knti I CHARGE NOTHING TO PROVE MY METHODS WILL CURE YOU You Should Have Hfm Treat You to Be Certain of an Absolute DisverAny of the 41 172 30 171 42 42 Louisville Editor Suggested in Event of Deadlock Between Basket Ball Team Ha Strong Schedule for This Season WABzXSH Ind Dec 19 Tomorrow night the Wabash Athletic Association basket ball team will play the Jefferson Club team of St Louis The Wabash Athletic Association has a splendid reputation and has been able to get games with big teams The St Louis team while on its trip will also play Wayne and Rochester Ind and Toledo and Chicago The local five is speedy and displays splendid team work Last year the Marion Club of Indianapolis found the locals the strongest aggregation it had met A strong schedule is being made for the sea son Russell Newhouse Is captain and Pau) Colbert formerly of the Wabash College team is a member 27 36 99 30 185 185 184 184 184 184 183 183 182 Club usually voted for otner ciun owners said little but sawed wood and it looks as If their time had come to get in the game now Mike Cantillon was bitter against President O'Brien last year but whether it will make any difference now that Brother Joe is back on the job at Minneapolis remains to be seen Presi dent Grayson of the Louisville Club it is said is for Chivington and with Tebeau And the Eastern club owners lined upagainst it is hard to see where the Havenor faction expects to get its votes Anyway the suspense will not last more than the next ten davs Then perhaps the fans may learn who is going to play shortstop for the Browns next year 23 30 37 39 36 33 90c Ed can for a New Year ter Is all cut and dried and the votes the same ns counted but you know this dead lock and dark horse business in baseball is becoming popular Of course it all guess work any way but the ways ol baseball politics are pe culiar John A Heydler is removed from the picture and since it is assured that at least half of the club owners are op posed to tho dark horse with a national reputation is still being groomed bo take a guess on the man who was big enough to pull four votes In the National League The American Association job is not quite so big as the National League plum but it has been said that the Association would not be unwilling of $7500 a year if the fill the office Maybe guess but expect secrets from the magnates who are deep very deep in the mystery right now It would spoil the fun of the thing if it were all an open and shut proposition and every man were in on the game It is said that Mr Brown who 1 a wrell known Louisville editor is not in any way a candidate and might not ac the place even it lenuerea UNDEEATED CHAMPION PLANS TRAIN ING CAMPAIGN IN THE SIERRAS CLOSE STAGE EN GAGEMENTS Dillon the night from the Dillon Munger proposed ten round battle at Sagi naw Mich stating that the Governor of iMicnigun hub piucea or any other contest city The bout was and many tickets had not let uo traininr meet Jimmy Cooley next Wednesday night If Dillon Is successful in his bout with Cooley arbes his manager will take him South to meet Morrie Bloom in an eight round bout next month Tell Milwaukee Promoter Governor Instructed Him to Act MILWAUKEE Wis Dec It a lot of brain work to pry off the the Milwaukee boxing situation Lightweight Champion Also Says He Will Meet reddie Welch If Purse I Big Enough CHICAGO Dec 19 Battling Nelson light weight champion blew into town today from the East with picture of the Nelson Hyland fight which are being shown this week at a local theater Nelson lectures on the pictures and has a number of things to say about the fighters In his class especially Parkey Mcarland Bat Is anxious to fight and is carrying on negotiations with James Murray a London sporting writer who is looking after the interests of reddie Welch the English lightweight champion Nelson asserted he was willing to meet Welch if the proper purse is hung up He asserted that several clubs in England had offered $20000 for the battle case the Welch match falls through the first man I will meet in America will be Wolgast I have prom ised him the first chance and will stand by with good Glide Auto Co 113 11S West Transatlantic Liners Battle Hurricanes Out on Ocean LONDON Dec 19 Incoming trans atlantic liners report bad weather during the passage The Carmania New York and Amerika arriving at Queenstown and Plymouth respectively today were all greatly delayed our days out they met hurilcanes from the eastward with mountainous seas which continued with out IntarmUslon until Saturday night Governor Calls Off Match Between Dillon and Munger Nate arbes manager of Jack local boxer received a wire last Tom the promoter of ork rlosn of th season booked for the show with winch I now am associated con tinued the bij fighter Rest assured there going in be some tall hustling too for 1 appreciate the fact that years of Idleness too often has blasted the pros pect of men engaged in athletic work I arn going to take the training quarters formerly used by Jim Corbett out in the Sierras Will Climb Mountains Sam Berger will be with me and bp at all surprised if vou hear of Jef rnes in trie monniain cllmblng role the stuff for the weary chaps The daily exercise am taking hi theaters coupled with the knockabout stunts such as catching early morning trains and sleeping in ail kinds of hotels is bound to work wonders in bolstering up my con Jeffries admits he has received offers of assistance from many of his old time friends volunteering their services as sparring partners but none wll bo en gaged for several weeks The retired CHICAGO DROPS ALL TALK GAME WITH MICHIGAN have a special allotment of 5000 full quarts direct from the distillery i We are going to selbit all and quickly too at 1 Pittsburg Shortstop by ar th Best Hitter Among Nationals NEW YORK shortstop of tho Pittsburg Baseball Club again leads League with a percentage of 339 jn official batting average made public by the president of the National League today Wagner wielded the willow effectively mak ing 168 hits for a total of 212 bases Out fielder Mitchelf of Cincinnati batted 310 Beecher of Cincinnati led the base stealers purloining fifty four bases Hittsourg' lea in average or 2o lea 701 SUNDAY SHCOOL BOWLING LEAGUE layer hhu uiuu Hurt irst Baptists Haggerty irst Baptists Bush Meridian Streets Hamilton irst Presbyterians Barker irst Baptists lock Meridian Streets Jordan Central Avenues Wile irst Baptists Will Meridian Streets Ward Meridian Streets Johnson irst Presbyterians Schmidt Meridian Streets Thienes Central Avenues Mitchell irst Presbyterians Pensinger Central Avenues Asche Meridian Streets Glass Central Avenues Hyde Central Avenues Cochran Meridian Streets Bushong Meridian orshee irst Baptists Smith irst Presbyterians Chandler Central Avenues Hurt irst Baptists Drago Meridian Streets Allen irst Baptists Chitwood Central Avenues Whitaker Meridian Streets Sutton irst Baptists Williams irst Presbyterians McPheeters irst Presbyterians Davis Centra! Avenues Weer irst Presbyterians Biglow Meridign Streets Shaffer Central Avenues McCreery irst Baptists Hanson Central Avenues Remy irst Baptists Alig irst Presbyterians Benham irst Presbyterians Grime Central Avenues Holland Central Avenues Lupton Centra) Avenues McAnli irst Presbyterians WomWi Centra Avenue in ourth Annual Handicap Contest COAL LEAGUE Player Games Av 6 12 gram of Events at the Marion Alleys Cuban Chess Wonder Will Arrive for In dianapolis Engagement Tomorrow NEW ORLEANS La Dec 19 After one week of masterly play Capablanca the Cu ban chess wonder closed his engagement here last night and tonight left for Indian apolis for a final test The Cuban champion had twenty four opponents pitted against him Capablanca won nineteen of the games lost two and drew three and those of the chess experts who have been watching him closely during the week figure It out that had ha not been III he would have had a clean score Capablanca goes to Indianapolis and Cleveland where he has chess engage ments and on Jan he will sail for Eng land to meet the best plavers of Europe American Association Moves Up to Center of the Baseball Tonight's Bowling Tourney Schedule DARK HORSE STILL STICKS IN THE RACE Christmas Slippers and Children $125 $150 to $2 will take lid from Tuesday night if the promoters expect to hold their fights without interference The promoters had a talk with Sheriff ranke in which they talked frankly of the situation and ad mitted that they were to stage prearranged bouts The sheriff called attention to fact that even this was a violation of the law and that he was bound to enforce the law es pecially as he had received special instruc tions from the Governor to prevent the fights If they were illegal The complaint came from Secretary Willis of the A who caused the lid to be clamped down when the Papke Kelley fight was about to take place Sheriff ranke said in notifying the pro motets of their danger of arrest that he thought Willis was calling the kettle black inasmuch us he had turned out some prom ising boxers from his own institution 4 ij WiNis Holcomb Co Main 214 New 1S08 Plans for at least four big aviation meet to be held at the Motor Speedway next summer were launched one night last week but were not made public until last night These plans were drawn by Carl isher and he announced last night that he will send A Moross to Europe in a few days to investigate the possibilities Both the international balloon and aero plane meets will come to America next year because of the victory in Europe this year of Mix his balloon and Cur tis in his aeroplane Indianapolis has the only aerial grounds In the United States where a gate ad mission can be charged 1 Thin feature is only one nf the advantages of the local site that Mr Moross will lay before the aviators in both New York and Pans More than soon as the the grounds the woods level so th ample and efficient foundations for flights he grand stand capacity is another fea ture the location and advantages of In dianapolis and almost one hundred other aiguments are being packed by Mr Mo ross to be taken abroad with him and unloaded before the foreigners Mr Moross will first seek the sanction of the Aero Club of America while at New York Both the balloon and the aeroplane international meets there must be held previous to an elimination con tesi It is tne plan of the local promoters to have both of these elimination meets neiu nere as wen as the pnal trials avor July 4 Date It Is probablye that one of these international events will be held on 4 At this time an automobile race gram will be scheduled While in New York Mr Moross also call On the contest hnnrA nf American Automobile Association as he desires to place a personal applica tion before this board to have sanctions granted for five automobile rare meets here next summer Because the local men have asked for the best days in the calendar it is said by some to be impossible to have all of them granted Mr isher replies that the local men are entitled to con sideration because they led the race track movement in this country and thus far have not been excelled Mr isher said last night that he hopes to have nine big record breaking events at the Speedway next spring summer and fall and that he expects an attend ance of 100000 at most of these events The seating capacity of the Speedway will most probably be enlarged in the spring as even the enormous new grand stand erected instead of several private boxes Is thought to be too small Mr Moross expects to sail for Europe about Jan 5 King of all the Bourbons Local Lightweight Confident He Will Hold HI Own With Baldwin "Make hay while the sun shines" is Ray Bronson motto and he left yesterday for New Orleans the sunny South where he has fought a number of times to take In a little more loose change This time the local hoy's opponent will be Matty Baldwin of Boston whom he will meet in a twenty round battle next Sunday afternoon Some of friends have already presented him with Christmas presents as they probably feel as though he may not be ahle to receive them after his encounter with the crack Boston lightweight But fighting is now a business with Bronson and he is confident he will hold his own with Baldwin Baldwin has fought and bested some of the best boxers in the business He has fought a draw with Dave Deshler and has defeated Harlem Tommy Murphy Baldwin appeared in this city a few years ago when he defeat ed reddie Cole in ten rounds when the lat ter was at his best "Walter Owens and rank Lowrey accom panied Bronson to New Orleans After Ray box(s Baldwin they will depart for the coast where the Indianapolis boy expects to meet Ad Wolgast and Lew Powell 41 40 41 39 42 163 34 162 33 161 36 T60 36 160 30 159 28 169 26 158 I 33 157 42 157 41 157 COULON AND DENNING TO MEET AT GARY TONIGHT the batters ot the National the Mayor Elect Shank Entertains Dealers by Selling Watch at Auction Mich Dec The Buick boost j'V era Including the majority of Indiana agents arrived here tonight without mishap after tV'i leaving Indianapolis on the' special train this morning It was a jolly bunch of good fellow who came to thia town to inspect 'i the Buick factory which 1s located in thisity and the long trip was made short by the excellent preparations of Losey of the Indianapolis branch of the Buick who for the entertainment route to this city Two special cars and a diner constituted fr the Buick special and a vaudeville enter talnment and music contributed to the merry 14 4 making Hoosier delegation was met at 5 the station by Buick representatives and President Durant tonight and taken to tthe Dresden Hotel The inspection of the big factory will be made tomorrow by the Indiana delegation Mayor elect Shank 1 sprang a surprise on the trip by returning to his 'old vocation as auctioneer when he put watch up to the highest bidder succeeded in obtaining $7 for the jewelry and Losey admitted after the rj sale that he had secured the watch at an auction for a $3 bid irst class accommo dations were afforded on the special train and nothing but praise was heard on all sides from the Buick agents and boosters CHOOSES STA UMPIRES MEMPHIS Tenn Dec Those grand old war horses Corbett Ryan Sharkey et al of ring fame will have nothing what ever to do with the Jeffries training camp when the big chap turns his attention to actual work for the Johnson battle In a statement Issued here last night Jeff re pudiated all report linking the of the former stare with his plan tmg in trim don anticipate any trouble ing assistants said Jeffries the time appears 1 11 see mat the camp is well stocked up with tough material I want men who can stand a deal of pun ishment for the more rough the merrier going corbett is busy with his Interests and will continue to remain on so I don see where he will timi will BLOOD POISON SKIN DISEASES SORES URETHRAL OBSTRUCTION VARICOCELE HYDROCELE NERVOUS DEBILITY piles fis TTTTA Kmwv PROSTATIC AND BLADDER AECTIONS I A NO CHARGE I EVERY CASE I ALCi iPt I don want any one to pay me unless I cure them so they will stay cured I cure my patients so they are satisfied and always glad they came to me REE Consultation Examina tion lJ'3" wrlte for before taking treatment as you will find my charges lower and treatment quicker and better than elsewhere Address or call on DR STONER CO Room a 39 Ohio St corner Illinois St Indianapolis Indiana Herrmann Says National League Amend Constitution CINCINNATI Dec 19 the dif ficulties encountered in the election of a president of the National League in New York last week will eventually prove a boon to the league was the declaration of Garry Herrmann president of the national baseball commission upon his return here to night from New York The statement of Mr Herrmann to that effect was concurred in by John Bruce secretary of the national commission and Julius leischmann one of lhe largest stock' holders in the Cincinnati Club both of whonj came home on the same train with Mr Herrmann They united in saying that Thomas Lynch the newly elected president first of all will fill the National League with the highest class of umpires and that there will be fewer complaints and protested games under his administration than ever before Mr Herrmann said a mistaken Idea had gone forth that the meeting of the magnates in New York developed a great deal of bit terness On the contrary he declared the utmost good feeling prevailed In the said he "we will not have any deadlocks over tne election of presi dents of the league for we are going to emend the constitution bo to make such a thing Our Garage Depot is at 330 North Illinois street where we store clean repair and keep ma chines in first class order We have first class workmen and polite atten tion is given to all who desire our services at reasonable terms A call by jAhone will reach us at any time' INDIANAPOLIS LEAGUE Player and Club Games Atwood Washingtons 3 Brinkmeyer Washingtons 36 Decker Imperials 39 Meyer Sportsmen 39 Randall Indians 36 Baron Washingtons 3 Graff Sportsmen 39 Tucker Imperials Rickenbach Washingtons Ross North Sides Knox Marions Cooper Marions Patton Indians Wallace Nationals Kriete Elks Smith Marions ox Sportsmen uehring Pirate ields Indians Goodwin Sportsmen Hardie Washingtons Willy Crescents Coval Nationals Pollard Pirates Watson Crescents 1 Bevey Wands Bumb Carter i Berner (lunyej mtnes Armstrong Nationals Buddenbaum Indians Johnson Washingtons Byers Nationals Quilt Marions Bryson Marlons Taylor Indians Seldenstlcker Imperials Newlin Nationals Kemper Pirates Brown North Sides Hopkins North Sides Chandler Sportsmen Speicher Indians Shirley Crescents McMichael Crescents I ILfillAi Wnehlnctrins 124 Murr Imperials 123 Coval Crescents 1211 Brooke Indians 121 McCullough Sportsmen 1 1 119 117 118 at least 25c more per quart for it anywhere else 4 And other holiday bargains for you just as strik ing as this Prompt deliveries everywhere Store open every even ing this week May Sever Relations With Minnesota If Gopher Play Outside of Confer ence Schools CHICAGO Dec 19 University of Chicago faculty leaders yesterday severed the last re maining diplomatic shreds 'that existed be tween them and Michigan by silencing all talk of a Chicago Michigan reconciliation at a meeting of the board of athletic and physical culture at Haskell Hail The pro feasors declined to consider a 1910 game with I the Wolverines under any considerations and likewise disclaimed all intentions to nego tiate with the Ann Arbor school for a re turn to the conference The Mldway professors who i were ex pected to make some kind of a reservation to provide rfor 1910 games in case of Michi return blasted any such hopes the students might have had The Michigan question and problems relating to the "big eight" situation took so much time that the rest of the Chicago schedule had to go over till the next meeting Minnesota's action in scheduling a' 'game with Michigan under the present circum stances was defined as contrary to the spirit of conference law although no formal resolu I tion was taken on the matter The ques I lion of a Chicago Minnesota game was also left up in the air but will be settled within 1 a week the Maroons believe Brown Dark Horse in City Tournament Another Baseball Race JLJAJUJl II Will Open Tonight Tebeau Open In Opposition George Tebeau owner of the Kansas City Club already has signified his will ingness to take up the Charles Webb Murphy role in the American Association but as yet Barney Dreyfuss and the Garry Herrmann of the circuit have not ap peared in the open Tebeau as the mouthpiece of the anti faction of the organization that has the call now on the center of the baseball political stage says right out in meeting that O'Brien will not be re elect ed Since Heydler has accepted a three year term of office as secretary treas urer of the National League President O'Brien and his supporters have been wonderfully encouraged and on the heels of the news that Heydler is to stay In the big league the report is sent out from Milwaukee that the men who thought they had the cards stacked against will be wonderfully fooled at the meeting to be held at Chicago on Dee 29 Tebeau has done most of the talking for the American Association magnate and while President Havener of the Mil waukee Club who Is said to be for first last and all the time al though late in the season he protested loudly that was dealing too harsh ly with Manager McCloskey and the Mil waukee players he hasn't the backing of any president of a rival organization Be sides Havenor has no spot in which to light even if he should feel disposed to threaten to pack up his doll rags go home and break up the party Of course ne mignt jump League or the to he Copper would Improve and it baseball politics So the chances are the American Assoleatirm magnates can en joy their winter pastime to the limit next week Claim our Votes It has been generally supposed that the league stands divided five against three The Milwaukee report says not so our and four is the dope from the stronghold Then the followers hope to see a deadlock which will result in the retention of President as a holdover That sort of un satisfactory condition was predicted at the National League meeting In New York but the magnates got busy and elected a president when they saw they were really standing in a ridiculous light because of their wrangling Thomas Chivington who was so suc cessful as the general manager of the pennant winning Louisville team last season is candidate and with the elimination of Heydler Is the only man actually in the race against O'Brien But in the event nf a deadlock it would not be surprising if the American Asso ciation should follow the example of the National League and elect a dark horse That "dark has always been spoken of as a man of high standing as a sportsman and not identified with any faction of the American Association Chivington of course might be handi capped by the fact that he hi at present connected with the Louisville club and also that he had charge of the club when Teneau property Chivington I Encouraged Louisville man admits that he like to 'be president of the Asso WINS BASKET BALL GAME HOPE Ind Dec 19 Hope independ ent basket ball team defeated the Elizabeth town teain at the latter place last night by a score of 29 to 9 Open Polo Season In ast Game on An arson loor ANDERSON Ind? Dec 19 The polo sea son was opened here this afternoon in a game between the local team and the New castle aggregation The locals played a good game but were unable to hold the visitors who won by a score of 5 to 4 The follow ing is the score by periods: irst Period Hickey 505 Hickey '405 qjn 1 oevuiiur uigicy jj tulg 1 ley 430 Nolan 2 DamaIna Ipitioo and Lightrng Spetnlials 7 Onin lar 1 AV1 2 1 A HHnnllM i 7 Quigley 400 I '1 a 7 Quigley 7 Abel 5 1 StUnAhdK Bruick 21 Hickey 36' Referee Temnn i VlWUvVflRvI Gen Mgr 309 15 pMin 112 Attendance ouu Anderson jvill play at Newcastle Tuesday night and Elwood will play here next Sun day A representative nf the Muncie team was present and asked admission to the a LAfiou unuer ao The Popular Shoe Store SMITH 12 Pennsylvania St 1813 New 1813 Store open every evening until Xmas xrw lorn treet i fiadlllae cr Comnony 34 328 Delaware afreet Cartarear Automobile Ca Iwlvfll i 13 115 Maryland etreet Commercial Cara WOHPUGR 318 Eaat Market treat fiftla fln MOTOR CAR CO VWJHB QU actory 742 750 Waah Emire irestone Glide G9 I Tivae Indianapolla Rubber Co a 01 Ila I IlCS fia and 8 Liberty Sta Henderson Waahlngton afreet 1 Hupmobile Knickerbocker ifnAV Coridultt Automobile Co 932 384 II A Del St Vj Block Ma Av MARIAN MOTOR CAR CO IwfiUlUH actory IQth St and Canal nveMAR Nordyke A Marmoa marmpn Il Branch Mer i Ma VtlialH Maxwell Brisco Indpls fflQ AW CH Co 417 Ma avenue Metal Polish MetalPolish neamy WIIlla Co' 113 117 Weat Market afreet1 IlnliHa Morton PI Livery and Garage 1840 North New Jeraey Nnliftital National Motor Vehicle to' flOIlUHCU actory 28d St A A Aaklantl 8tate Automobile Company 01110 328 380 North Delaware St AvApImtfl Avenue and Drover vUriailll Motor Dept 15th aud Bic 4 DARDV PARRY AUTO CO ACTORY? rMtini Standard and Division Streets Dam shoemaker a smith rarT 849 North Pennsylvania street Peerless Opamlan Premier 'Motor Car Co ac rrnllr lory 221 22S 8 Shelby atreS Rsnrfnlnh Trucks' Van I pn Camp Hardware A Iron Co Qamklar Auto co 224 south 11 fiallEMlUI Pennsylvania afreet Dan 111 Indianapolis Motor Car Company nP8 419 423 East Market street VlilcaniTintf Hraey wniis co 113 "wjLniZing 117 Market street waveney 1 MlirKW AB MH 't rt 4 Nf ve'T'V 1 Ki jjr 1': 5 1 1 1 II I1! I 1 5 I hi 7 ir 4 J' a ant "4 1' 4 44 et a a A "I a A li lr If i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 7 WU VA Jrnk It i GARAGB JJ 'J yjnrago flwvKSIS Bowling Averages GERMAN HOUSE STANDING Lost Pct Bears 26 7 787 Tigers 24 4 4 72? oxes 21 9 700 Lions 16 17 485 Cuba 12 18 400 Elephants L10 17 :370 Bulla 11 23 333 Lamb 6 37 182 GERMAN HOUSE LEAGUE Player and Club nGamea Av A Off Bears 3 174 Kaiser Tigers 26 173 Vandawalker Bear 18 171 Dollman oxes 24 166 Kahlo oxes 24 164 Burton Bears 28 164 Mannefeld Bears 27 160 Resener Elephant 13 1 158 Happersberger Tigers 30 156 Helm Elephants 8 156 Vesper Tigers 30 155 oy Elephants 19 155 Korn Bears 26 155 Mchulmeyer Lions 33 153 Jsenflam Elephant 26 453 Leppert Bears 19 153 Popp Bears 6 153 Berndt Cubs 26 153 "VN eber Lions 152 Morrison oxes 22 151 feielken Lions 21 151 Shea Lions 13 150 Krauss Bulls 6 150 Herrman Tigers 22 149 lark oxes 30 148 Lambs 27 14g 3 Burton Bears 29 147 blelken jJons 24 147 Meeker oxes 22 146 bchuhneyer Elephants 19 146 Zwicker Bulls 13 146 Pennlcke Bears 6 146 Emmelman Cubs 13 Connor Bulls 21 1441 Kreis Cubs 34 144 Kothe Tigers 14 143 Keevers Lions 5 143 Kreis Tigers 24 142 Connor Bulls 7 14 Kebler Lions 26 140 Van Wie oxes 9 139 Van Horn Elephant 20 139 Keller Bulls 12 ir Relck Bulls 17 73g Roeder Cubs 188 Karie Elephants 13 136 Ellerhrook Cubs 19 '136 Kothe Bulls 12 i 134' Keegan Bulls 14 133 Mueller Bulls 12i '132 Schulmeyer Cubs 14 132 II Lieber oxes 8 31 Pfeiffer Lamb 32 Wiggins Bulls 12 129 Lions 14 vriog Westerfeld Cubs vig 125 Peters Cubs 22 123 Kiser Lambs 26 121 Talbott Lamb 20: 118 Thompson Lamb 17 ng Pierson Lambs 16 114 Metzger Lambs 12 ''109 STANDING Won Lost Pct Trimmer 23 4 851 Loaders 13 11 Holster 11 4B8 Breakers 12 15 444' ushers 14 333 Miner S33 IVE MAN TEAMS 8 Alley Captain 1 hpacke 1" Glick 2 National Autos Manchester 3'Parrys VV Byers 4 Century Wliltcomb 5 'Deweys uehring 6 Manhattan Gerlach TWO MAN TEAMS in Alley 1 Breckenridge Tajrlor 2 SourbJer Held ft Kunkle Norton 4 Jones Laupheimer 5 Churchill Trleb 6 Beblnger McKean Garstang uehring Greenen Morgan Cooney Hunnicutt Iambert Meyer Sr Myers Moyer Jr 36 171 6 170 39 170 33 169 33 168 36 168 35 166 31 165 38 164 36 5 164 82 163 35 163 27 163 39 162 24 162 38 162 32 162 33 161 17 161 29 16Q 33 160 9 159 27 158 30 158 31 158 39 157 3 167 S3 157 "anil A.

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