South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 28, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 January 1919 — Page 8

Ti ip.Ai irvi:xix;, j.wi.Mw THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES re The News-Times Vage of Besf in Norlhcrn Ind. CAN YOU I ELL I HEM APAK1 (, BOWLING SCORES 8TIDKBAKEK LEAGUE. HFRS W. K. Studeb.iker.. 147 IIa ab 100 Nethrrnlt 124 V. II. .studebaker. . 173 SomnifJ 144 Handicap lot L4 1:1 4 1nT lf2 mi .V1 4s; nor. Is", 14. IT--" P 101 Notre Dame Athlete Writes Here of His Return No More Heard Until Trunk Arrives. -:uV, Tetlls SV. .(71 Ml '2M RlilS rtulxelhaupt Klmbl? McNeil y. N. Daiton Wolf .. 141 .. PS .. 112 .. 171 . . 175 lr.s LIS 14 17J 14 14.', 14; 141 1 4.4 s 4 "JO 4v.) 4--.I . Handicap 14.5 Totals 12 tlt S-J 20

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HAS ANYBODY " , SEEN ANDY?

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Ity ('harlot A. J rimes. List! Notre U'imc his a myter' not one of thos dark, blood and thunder affairs with ;i brn, a heroine and a, villain but a mystery It If, neverth h ! A truck whizzed onto th rampuf yesterday afternoon and the driver unceremoniously dropped a trunk in front cf Sorin, and t-uid no more. Such actions at this time of the year are not uneommoii! Som" one chanced to glanc. at tlif name on the trunk. It was that of Andy McDonouKh. star of tht IT 17 indoor track se.i.vn and member -t sotre Dame's champion two-mile relay team. Hut with the trunk there eame no Andy. Whfn last lard from he was at an aviation fbdd in Texas His last letter, written several weeks tKO, stated he was planning to return to Notre Dame. Sine then his brother "Peto," a sphonir. at Notre Dame, has hid no further tidin g a. The puzzl ih qu.-stion n.r romps: ,Vher is Andy?" That he will eventually show up. sporting a pilot's wings, and prepared to buckle down for his last semester nt Notre Dame, is quite certain. At least euch is the hope of Coach Itookne and the flold and Blue following. Although not eligible for the indoor track season, MeHonough ran be used to advantage in the outdoor meets. i:nlMil in 1'. S. Army. McDonouKh left Notre Dame shortly after the outbreak of the war and enlisted in the heavy artillery. He attempted to get into the aviation secilon of the signal corps at Fort Thomas but was unsuccessful. From the Kentucky recruiting camp he was went to Fort Dupont. lie was stationed there several months, at length securing a transfer to the nir service. He went to Texas, completed his training and was piloting a plane at Kelly Field. San Antonio, the day the Germans quit. Deciding that, breezing through the cloud. was exciting enough In war times but a rather tame occupation these peaceful days, Andy applied for discharge that he miht return to Notre Dame to complete his course. The arrival of his trunk Monday afternoon was the first intimation given to any one at the university that his application was granted. Inspct IxKk (lootl. With a return of MeDonough a practical certainty and the arrival of McGlnnis, a broad jumper and a monogram man of '17, an accomplished fact. Coach Hockne's track prospects looked rosy yesterday. Eddie Meehan. who teamed with McDonoURh in '17, will probably pet hack In the harness In a few days. Meehan was one of the best middledistance men ever to wear a Gold and Blue uniform. He has two more years of eligibility. A rumor to the effect that Gilifillan. Notre Dame's all-round athlete, would return to the university in time to start the second Fernerer Kained considerable credence yesterday. Should the bis boy return Notre Dame track stock will go soaring. Mulligan, the little New York speed merchant, is exrected to return next Monday. Coach Dorals drilled his basketballers In passing and shooting in yesterday's workout. The practice lasted two hours. Gipp and Brandy did not pet Into gym tow but both will be on hand, ready to commence a tough preparation for the game next Saturday afternoon with the Michigan Aggies.

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Annonnced candidacy of the Misses tuth nnrt niennor Smith. Amerlm? twin mennalda from Colombns, Ohio, lor the women'9 water 'pcnthathlon. an erent to be held within a few weeks In New Sort as a championship tost of all around watcrmirshlp. brlnps apaln into the llmellsnt these little aqnatlc wonders, who were writlnjr.swlmmtne history at the sw of foar feen and who bflve been mnklnc It ever since. It needs be mentioned

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Volley Ball M RETURN OF

The last of the three volley "ball games played at the Y. M. by the Lozier and Nitsche teams ended in a heated dispute between the two teams. The score was 20 to 2 0 when someone int( rfered with the ball by carelessly allowing it to hit him. The question put to the umpire was, would the ball have fallen inside or outside of the line if the intruder had not stopped its progress. Fhsical Director Yordy rub-d that tho game would have to be played over. The score of the two Barnes was: Lozier ... 21 14 Nitsche 6 21 The next gamtv will be played bitween the Davis and Freshley teanis Wednesday evening in the north gym of the Y. l. C. A. ,

Z. B. NO. 1 DEFEATS KALEY

ROLLING PRAIRIE HIGH DEFEATS NEW CARLISLE The Rolling Frairie high school basket ball team defeated the New Carlisle hi;h school team by a score of 20 to S in a game played at the New Carlisle high school Monday. The lineup of the teams was as follows: . .

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The Z. T.. No. 1 basket ball five defeated the Kaley Civic club team to the tune of öt to 11 at the panic played last evening in the Z. I?, hall on Division t. Clever work was displayed by bthe teams but the excellent head work on the part of the V.. Il.'s was too much for the Kaley boys. The following is the lineup of the (lame. .. H. No. 1 Kaley Civic, Makiclski Kupel Left Kuard. Duczkowski Fisher Hight guard. Aftowski Wall ins Center. Anows-ki V. Hupcl Ieft forward. Fawhnvski Leach Kiglit forward. Substitutes: Z. H. No. 1, Wesorowfki; Kaley Civic clue, Kruek.

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JUNIOR H.N. SOCIETY DEFEATS MASKED TEAM

CINCINNATI NATIONALS WILL TRAIN IN TEXAS CINCINNATI. O. Jan. 2. The Cincinnati Nationals will train either at' Waxahatchie or Dallas. Texas. Pres't August Herrmann announced, tonight. The team will start for the southern training camp about March 2 5, returning home to play the Detroit Americans on April 17 and IS. The Chicago Whit- Sox will play bete April 13 und 2 On it south. tu trip the Cincinnati team will play the lull.rv elub April 5 and 6: Kan.is City April 12 und in, and k'.ahom.i City. Tulsa. Wichita. Jopiir:, s:. jo ;h and In-dianaDolic

F.y clever work the Junior Holy Name socity iasket ball live defeated the Masked Marvels by n score of 2T. to 1: in a game played last eeni::g at St. Patrick's gymr.as.um. The following was the lin up for the game: Marked MarcU Junior II. X. 'uith Faumgartner Right forward.

Cunningham Left forward.

Cilw.iri's . M ellander Kobacker

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The I'mted States treasury gives the co-t of war to this country, up t and .in, ludir.g Die. r. 1 , tus $22.- .". :,vS,..00O. This includes about J v.e.,0,000.000 1. l-.t to o::r allies. D?ductinir it. the n. t . ..-t of our wir. to Jan. 1, may bo placed at about i l i.eco.t'co.ecce

LONDON, Jan. 27. The problem of how younp students are to 'pick up the lost years of war,' after having served with the 'colors, so that they shall not suffer for having obeyed the call of duty. Is belnff solved by universities, colleges, professional institutions and the appointments branch of tho ministry of labor in different ways. The University of London is allowing such students to pass a simple examination of a personal character instead of matriculation, while the interval betwen the Intermediate examinations and the prescribed courses of study will be shortened. "War degrees" will also be granted to students who joined the forces just beforo their final examinations in a faculty other than medicine. These degrees will be placed on a special list with the word (War) after the short title M. A., B. A., or others. Irisoners Pass nominations. Twelve British prisoners ivhile in Ruhleben camp In Germany, passed the London university's matriculation examination and others took Intermediate examinations for degrees in science, engineering and economics. The law institute is earing for its young legal students by having passed the "solicitors articled clerks act" whereby students who have been articled may count the period of war service as part time under articles. The Institute of Chartered Accountants has already planned similar reduction of time for serving while the Loyal Institute of Pritish Architects has decided to allow "war" students to forego their final examination provided they pass the intermediate one. Orders have been introduced into the by-laws of the Institution of Civil Lngineers which will allow students' .war service to count as having fulfilled a similar time In study, apprenticeship or other practical engineering service. The appointments branch of the ministry of labor has obtained grants from p 'blic funds toward the training expenses of demobilized officers and men who desire financial aid to prepare for a particular vocation.

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S. S. BASKETBALL LEAGUE AT Y. M. C A. SATURDAY The first games of the Sunday School Basketball league will be played at the Y. M. C. A. next Saturday. Class B, which consists of men weighing 124 pounds and under, will play three games Saturday afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. Class A, which Includes all men over 121 pounds, will play Saturday night, the games starting at 7:30 o'clock. There are six teams in each of the classes and etch team will play ono game.

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WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. The American destroyer Jacob Jones, sunk off the Irish coast by a German submarine on Dec. 6, 1917, was torpedoed by the U-33, the vessel which visited Newport, IL I., in the summer of 191 f.. and later harried allied merchant shipping off the New England coast. This fact was disclosed In the report of Lieuts. V. L. Müller and J. H. Fulcher, U. S. N., who wero captured by the submarine U-15, which rjnk the cargo transport Ticonderoga, Sept. 30. 191S, and release! when the German submarine flotilla was surrendered Nov. 24. after they had spent nearly two months on the submersible in American waters and at the German submarine base at Kiel. Make Itcport lublie The report, made public last nigh', by the navy department, showed also that the German officer commanding the U-53 when the Jones was destroyed, Capt. von Schräder, was aboard the boat when It was at Newport. He there saw Lieut. Commander David Worth Bagley, a nephew of the wife of Sec'y Daniels, who commanded the Jacob Jones. Von Schräder told the captured American officers that he had recognized Bagley In the dory of the sinking destroyed and sent out a wireless call for aid before leaving the scene. A note appended to the report, presumably by Vice Admiral Sims, says such a call was picked up at Queenstown. but that its origin had been a mystery'. Tell of Stay on U-Boat. The U-151, which, after sinking the Ticonderoga and taking Müller and Fulcher aboard, continued in American waters to raid shipping, encountered the U-33 on her way back to Kiel after all German submarines had been recalled near the end of the war. The two Ajnerican

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ofheers in their joint report to Admiral Sims, told a detailed story' ot events during their s-tay on the U-151 and on the submarine mother ship, Kronprinz Heinrich, in Kiel harbor. They spoke zdso of their unique experience in being the only passengers, so far as known, to have traveled from Germany to Harwich, England, with the flotilla of enemy submarines surrendered two weeks after the signing of the armistice. The report said the German sailors and officers were unanimous in believing Germany would have won the war had not the United States intervened, and added that all appeared enthusiastic over the idea of a German republic.

BOLSHEVIKI ARE NOW ON THE OFFENSIVE

ARCHANGEL. Sunday. Jan. 26. The bolsheviki are now on the offensive with infantry and artillery, or both, against four of the seven thin columns of the allies and Russians which have penetrated south

ward through the frozen forest swamps of the province of Archangel. Last right the enemy entered Shenkurs-c while the tirel column of Americans, Russians and British, which had evacuated Shenkursk. marched in a detour over the deep snow, evading a force of several hurrdred of the enemy who waited on the main high road to trap the column in its retreat. In good spirits despite long marches in the cold, and 10 days of hard Mgh'.ing, the Americans and the other troops of the allied force were today at Shegovari. approximately 30 miles north of Shenkurk, on the Vaga river. The enemy apparently is -endin;; patrols to follow the retreating troops, but up to this morning no new attacks had been made on this st ctor.

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