South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1919 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SPORTS SPORTS FOOTBALI BASEBALL BOWLING BASKETBALL

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.tAY MANAGE HIE RED5

EAVILY AT MEET

Handicap Contest Brings Out Taleni Afjgios Here Tonight.

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LAKE FOREST MEETS SOUTH BEND TONIGHT

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UY frilAIlMX A. CHIMIN. Ry way of preparation fir his part in tho Michigan Aprils basket lall R-am at tlif N'otro Iain uyni tonight, Kirl riiif'.llan took part In ihe annual 'Sold .and IM'i" handicap track mt ysK-nlay aftf-rnonn an! !f anvl up in threo ewnts. II di not participate in aiiy oth rs. "Willie" Mohn. forinr South Hcnd his?H nthbt succeeded in omulatinc: (iilfillan's stunt to a rortaln extent. Mohn won t i broad jump, tif 1 for lirst in th I"1. vault, and plarr-d in th" high j imp. O'Hara. a junior, who dunned th'" rdkfd sho's fr th" first tin a few works ao, mad a rl-vr showing In th in il against an WonUrghcn. a vc'r.in monogram man.

"The latter started from cratch anl ; won out only after a hard battle j with O'Hara. who was civrn a T't- i ar:I advantage. O'Hara di-played an ; a.oy trld that is bound to develop under Uockne's tutelat-e. With Van Wonterghen and O'Hara doing ' the mil, the Notre Iarne mentor should entertain no worries in the . distance meet.- this year. 1 In the Ihirke, last year's New : Kngland Intrrscholast ic eh unpion. i running from scratch, cleared the entire field and t.rey.e, horn a win- 1 m-r over Rosenthal by a brilliant , purt In th" last 1." yards. Meredith, j not yet In mid-season form, ran a ! heady raco. He finished a few feet! ahead of "Pet0." IrIonoutrh. an- I other comer, v.lio promises to maK-1 j hiw brother Andy step lively for a win In the outdoor season. Iturko ; l.j a freshman and consequently i not elicilde for varsitj competition ; this year. I I.ailey. a freshman, one f Ilockne's former prep prot made "Rill" Hayes? step to the limit to drive home a winner in th 4 0-yard finals. Hayes had to show a whole lot to heat the. Walsh halhr, who seemed hardly to exert himself in j th least in stepping o!'f the forty. Fribley. another first year man. '

with a liberal handicap, surprised ' himself and the crowd by winning anl has been appointed cheer leadthe 4 tO In close to pym record time. er and promised a world of pep and

Pnt Moran Is on tils wsj to Cincinnati to talk business with tn controlling powers of tße U-ls, wbo want Olm to Decome r.nnaper of that more or less 111 -ftarred DftROoaU team, lie coes wttb tbe onrent and best wishes of John Mo Oraw. wbo had signed Dim to coaca the Giants Ditchers, but has Klen bltn permlssioo to negotiate wltn the UlnclnuaU club The chances are that Morao will stgn lor the Claclnnatl Job. Herrmann wired Meli raw on Monday asking permission to negotiate with Moran In case Mathewson wa. not neard from within a stated period, f bat period exptriKl yesterday, llemnnnn also ald Moran or Rowland vas wanted U Matty didn't return. McUraw sent for Moran. The former rnlliy boss was told that McUraw would like to keep birr, but wouldn't let that interfere wltii the lattefs chances for a bli;er Job. and that If Moran wanted to try for the place to go abend. So Patrtefc after lear ng Mel raw, hurried lor a westIxtund train

Iike I'orest Academy will meet the local hlsh school Saturday at 2:30 at the "Y" pym in what is expected to t'- th Fcrappie?t and hest basketball Kam of th iclidule. The locals defeated the Illinois crew two years aqo and the academy lads are Iexpertel to arrive loaded to the top In order to attempt to swamp the loralp. After a week of strenuous training, which was followed by the Laporte pame last eveninpr, the Ilenders are in the best shape of the season, and expect to give the Foresters a fight that they will never forget. The training that Coach Cohlmeyre has drilled the local squad on isi mostly trick plays, which are expected to take the "Zip" out of the Iake Forest crew at the Ftart. Ilasket shooting and passing have also been in voruc during the week at the "Y" gym, Coach Cohlmeyre taking these weaknesses In hand and drilling each man on pettinc: rid of tho ball, which was the principal trouble in the Klkhart game. The Academy lads are expected to turn OiU with the 'strongest quintet of years, many of the veteran basket artists having returned to uphold a perfect standard for this year's five. When the locals swamped them two years ago they did a wonderful job of it but those were in the days when South Bend hish school was known far and wide as a basketball town which turned out perfect crews. Fabo, O'Donnel, Cochevety and Smith being the mainstays of the quintet. But the tables have now changed, the Foresters seeming to have the upper hand this year, although Capt. Watters and his five are going to go into the tilt with all their "pep" and hope to ihow the Forest crew up as in former years. The men who will likely start the tilt for the gold and blue are: Cunningham and Wedel, forwards; Watters. center; Olsen and Buntman, guards.

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SCORES

i o. i'. IjI-iac-ui-:. CHARMS Morcan 133 US 13 5 CSS Dunbar 133 111 156 405 i'ennet 122 134 293 Corbridg .... 134 213 169 516 Strubbe 142 171 14 417 Handicap .... 207 207 207 621

Totals .... FEATHEIlS.

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Squint

S90 943 933 2770

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129 177 1C1 145 116 125

Eulitz 133 133 142 Holts 174 130 168

Briese

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Handicap .... 231 231

119 231

4 i i 3S6 1 f o 1 Ü H 472 420 C93

Totals 96S 966 946 2SS0

IHJtlS IOUHLIlS.

Totals 200

Totals . Ed Waters F. Dolph . Totals .

Tarry, Wynn and Colgari press.-d him hard in the last lap, but he came, through a winner. Results: 40-yd. dash 1st. Hayes (scratch); 2nd. Bailey (scratch); Hrd. Lockard (scratch); 4th, Hoar ( J ft). Time, .01-3. One-mile run 1st, Van Wnterirhen (scratch): 2nd, O'Hara (7n yds.); Hrd, White and Jenny tied t 10(1 yds.). Time. 1.T,?.-?.. SS0-yd. 1st. Burke (scratch); 2nd. Rosenthal (?.." ydO; ."rd. Meredith (scratch); 4th. McDonough (scratch). Time, 2. nr.. 4 4 0-yd. 1st. Fribley (23 yds.); 2nd, Wynn 1 3 yds.); T.rd. Willett (20 yd.); 4 th. Scallin (10 yds.). Timo .53-2. Polo vault 1st. Mohn il in.); Douglas (IS in.), tied for first: T.rd, Bademacher (scratch). 11 ft. 4 in. 40-j-d. low hurdl-" 1st. Ciltillan (scratch); 2nd, Wynne (scratch); "rd. Hoar (scratch); 4th, Shugrue ( scratch). Time, .03. 40-yd. hish hurdles-, (all from scratch 1st, Cilfdlan; 2nd. Wynne; ?.rd. Shugrue. Time, .or,-:. Hich jump 1st, Toimlas Cscratoh); 2nd, Mohn (2 in.) and Hoar (2 in . tied; 4th, Trafton. Height, 5 ft. S in. Broad jump 1st, Mohn tl in.); 2nd. Willett (IS in.); Trd, Patterson I 2 ft.); 4th. Kremp (scratch j. Distance. 20 ft. 10 in. Shot put 1st, C.illillan; 2nd. II. Anderson; ."rd, Crabrvr: 4th, Triften. Ditance, 4 0 ft. 2 in. Umpires Pearson. Mabr.. Kel'ey. Brandy. P.ahan, Stine ami Bara. Starter- Ilt'i'kn e. Judiz Dorn-;, zc o r e r S . z e p a n i k .

enthusiasm in the stands tonight.

Volley Ball

ST. PATRICK'S WINS OVER ALL-STARS The St. Patrick's basketball team added another victory to its list yesterday evening, when it defeated the strong All-Star quintet by the score of 23 to 14. Si.-.ith and Harringer caged three baskets apiece for the victors, while Wahl played a good game for the All-Stars. Sunday afternoon the St. Patricks meet the Carroll Hall team In the second game of a series at Notro

Dame. St. Patricks won the first game and hope to repeat. The score: St. Patricks (23) All-Stars (11)

Doan Right Forward.

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154 171 139 404 146 160 171 477 200 331 310 941 1C9 233 13S 500 193 134 166 513 362 387 324 1073 1S2- 183 212 579 163 154 206 52S 350 339 418 1107 124 203 213 340 186 212 195 593 310 413 40S 11C3 172 1S7 133 514 193 211 1S9 593 3C3 398 344 1107 171 144 166 4SI 175 166 197 538 346 310 363 1019

TUM PL I j LI1GL'U. HORNS Elbel 155 153 145

Yeagley . . Kerndt .. Mason . . . KaufTman

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455 484 421 464 475

Handicap .... 157 157 157 471 Totals 90S &34 9J7 2769 HAIRS' Verrick 9 5 S5 112 ?!2 Zimmerman .. 136 150 DM 470 Schuell 131 136 OS 363 Piowaty 136 147 127 410 Hubor 173 1S1 133 457 Totals 911 919 S"1 2C81 TUSKS Schnelle 179 212 US 329 I. Duck 142 154 1Ö9 454 West 134 132 124 390 Haslanger 161 124 110 405 Campbell 177 175 179 531 Handicap 126 126 126 37S Totals 919 93 3 835 26S7 STAGS Klingel 116 140 137 393 Mathews 143 124 1 23 390 Kellar 127 111 1 44 372 Schwartz 139 103 1 44 3S6 Yena 170 92 10S 370 Handicap 236 236 236 76S Totals 931 816 912 2679

471 j Handicap

Total.- . . COST Hau pan . . . Wriuht . . . Pierson . . , Luckey Schoonover Handicap

14 3 141

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SINGUR L.TAGCI. MACHINERY

Morehouse ... 212 Haslanper .... 147 Toothaker 8 4 Miller 167 Cool 13 4 Handicap .... 128 Totals 8 72 MAIN OFFICE Collins 156 Dimmock .... 137 Heiser 152 Heckaman ... 20S Pollock 14 S Handicap 106

158 173 103 ISO 129 12S S77 183 165 136 224 164 106

146 114 88 12S 116 128

516 434 o - to 475 379 3S4

720 2463

115 157 145 1 S9 147 106

456 479 433 621 439 213

Totals YARD McKnight Genrlch . Walling . Reed Haslanger

1S2 In a 144 172 117

9S0 839 2766

157 113 152 180 167

137 145 144 111 159

476 391 440 463 443

893 172 134 192 155 132 92

914 811 2648

17S 137 19.1 156 173 92

175 134 210 141 200 92

. j 423 593 432 305 276

Totals

897 929 952 2773

WILSON BROS. LIUC.UU. SHIPPING

Entzian .... Norden Mattes Semeliker . . Ruczkowski

168 117 112 123 13S

213 126 14S 1S9 193

140 106 1 1 3 155 14S

5 21 349 - 4 67 4SI

Totals 658 UND. DEPT. Hungerford .. 136 Cukrowicz ... Ill Cool 166 Olyniozak .... 162 Donovan 161

ST! 6C2 2191

117 111 16S 134 1S6

139 144 173 129 139

412 366 507 4 25 4S6

Totals . . STOCK Wills Webster . . . Goebel .... Buckley . . . Bolka .... Totals . . CUTTINGRose Berzinskl Norman . . . Rytlzinski . Deal

736 716 744 2196

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Tino luac.l'i:. GAS CO. Leek 110 14 J Johnson 130 170 Williams 13 4 156 Handicap 109 9S

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SANTA ROSA Dolph 217 145

473 1529 19S 360

Woodruff 20 S 161 1S6 "55 Enkledrum ... 12 161 140 507 Totals 607 491 521 1622

HA FKK LUMBKK

E. Straypr .... 147 V. Strayer .... 156 Iw Score 17. Handicap .... 5S

Totals SPECIALS Gafill Blake Woodruff .... I landicai Totals ORPHEUMSSpikes McCormick . . . Waters Handicap . . . .

539 192 169 154 554

113 134 172 4.?

Totals 4 02 LUMBERMEN Hollister 161 Shaw ijt) Rrownell 166 Handicap .... 07

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By Cennin'c Kcmblg sunday and monday. FECRUaRY 2-3 Sunday protni-fMi to b a :tvljr, lntr ttl and rrobftMy bj excitiaf ''v -Ith M-rerai ur.antlc'; a'.e 1 e ;-5rt "f - With these arurt visitation calm &nd Judiciounly hanl'.cl. c::: ft-ivg-. tar. prcbaMy from a rmtaJTr Colnt, Bhovild nccrufr. Writing c-f icrlptlons are favc-e,!. Thoe hw b!rth1y !t '.'1 V. a year of f.nar.dal lr.criftti. A rr.: bom on tht dy U1 t- c'.vr. ou and popular, but erratic. yenday 1 likely to 1 1 n -untrentTul Ry. the result cf ry ? . rldereal lnflufnct-s. The rr.ct eo ri. - out aPct la a crai-tfxtr.e v ?t . - t Lifrhta. favorir.jc thn la rr.;:v:'.tnd encouraslr.if others to a.k f .o . - or to treat with thns in r-'' tharity. Ther In ft t!t of a t :ri ;. . or exclta-ble tr tid t f ir.'.ri i v.r. Vr .i Joined Mercury anl Mk-s e.r. which should not cre,y lr.:- i.ttt:-. writlnifs or hjty -'Kr.lu t.f c-.'r.-v Tho whooe birthday It are ; r-".. Ied that aüftlr w'.U Ir-M r.ic . but quietly. A Chill N m or, tV.'.s ü.i. will Lay a. rather u-iet i-aritr.

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The Nitsche volley ball team walked away with all three panics played at the Y. M. C. A. last nisht. This takes the Nitsehe team from the last to third place in the league standing and puts their opponent, the Ureshley team, which has been in second place, last. This victory came as a surprise to the volley ball fans as the Nitsehe has been poinp rather

j Plow. It would seem that the dispute

they had over the pame last Monday livened them np. The score by pames was: Nitsehe 21 21 21 Freshby 20 18 S The standings of the teams are as follows:

Benz . . . . Harrincrer

Ief Forward.

Center.

Ttoutsory . .. Wahl Edwards . Bowser

Itisht Guard. Smith

Left Forward. Baskets Smith 3, Harringer 3. Brothers 2, Keogan 2, Benz 1, Wahl 3, Boutsory 2. Doan 2. Free throw Smith. Beferee Sousley. Time of halves 20 minutes.

W. L. Pot. Lozit r 10 4 .714 Uavls 7 S .4 6 i Nitsehe H S .42S 1 Freshley 6 o .4 00

Notre Dame News

S. B. HIGH DEFEATS LAP0RTE 30 TO 18

The 1. e.l hiu'h seor.ol defeated tbc

I I.aprte !,e by the score of 20 to IS ; iri i.ne f the fastest games staged thi -easop. at the Importe gym. Th-?

M're stood io iL the first half in favor of the Laporte five, but Capt. Waters ti ir.ed the taMcs by shooti tr secn baskets in the last half, - hich eviitua!!y won the game for tin- locals.

The Michigan Ai:. from Lansing to b 1 Uame's basket ball evening and ar.oth r

anticipated. E ? ar . is come duji and eei y

i es .1 r.- o:!i;r.':r ittb with Notre warrior thi--warm scrap i

t he i arm -year a lio.

LINCOLN SCHOOL WINS

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promises no c. ption. Primed to win at all co.-r. last winter tlie I.nincites lame t-i

Notre I'.ipu' ar.d bt oat by one 1 basket. The jame u.i a battle royal, exciting frora 1 egirmimr to 1 'ml. Two ears :i. lt Notre lam."' sc.ucez d out a narrow vu torv onlv 1 to lo?e later in the seaori on th i i Aggies' own e.rt. Three jears ago "Chief" Mrrs j-imped in the at: minute of pla and sent the A'-rtries ,

back to L.irisni,' ,U re.ite.1 by two points. Coach Uorais bt his basket ball men rest etr.-d.iy a : t en-.oon. All save Oilfillan took the hint. He p: Into pome of the events at the track meet yesterday to keep liml eivd np. perhaps for tor-lcht's .et-to. He will probably st.irt at renter. Yohs may make his first appearance at one of the guards. Bahan and Brandy will -tart as forward- for the Gold and Blue, and h'tir.e will pair off in the defense with Vohs If Gipp is in condiiton r.e win pity part of the game. Ha--. Pearson, Smith and Ward will all be in reserve ready to Jump In as the occasion demands. The mus-.c will bcin tonight at 7

o clocrv. trie fr hm n opposing1 the I

Polarines of South I', r.d In a premising curtain raiser. Between the

halves Corby and

to fettle th plonship.

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Tlie north side indoor team of Mishawaka lost a close game to Lincoln school on the latter's floor by a score of 12 to 12. The batteries for the Lincoln's were Swinehart and Getrhart: for the North Sale team.

j Nicholson. Kline, and Yan Derwalle. j Previous to this, the Lincoln school islveil all team defeated the allI Stars by a core of 2'2 to S. Any indoor team desiring a game i with the Lincoln school team should

ill Kay Gearhart, Bell phone 15$.",.

DIVORCE. TEARS. JUDGE. REMARRY. HAPPINESS. BREACH OF PROMISE

Uiporte, Ind.. Feb. 1. Declaring th it she couldn't see her huslarul marry another claimant for his affections r.nd having been advisel that a wedding wculd soon take place. Mrs. Nellie Chambers went ir.to Judge Crumpacker's court Friday, and as a result of her pleading, a court messenger was dispatched for the husband, who had obtained a divorce four weeks ao. The love cf the pr.lr was requickened and the remarriage followed. The girl Chambers had vowed to wed, it is said, will bring action for breach of promise.

Members of the Notre Dame Mis

sion band are preparing themselves for a series of missions and spiritual retreats which will be given In a number of cities in the weJ. For the first time in many years the Mission Band will travel east and will give a mission in Boston and Thorton. Mass. The itinerary will begin next week in Chicago at the Holy Name Cathedral. In Chicago missions will also be given at St. Leo's church, St. Ambrose, and St. Theodore. The itinerary includes missions In Younsstown, Ohio, Detroit, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Milwaukee and St. Paul. The missionaries will return to Notre Dame in June. Members of the Mission Band who will make the trip are: Yery Rev. James J. lYench, C. S. C, Superior; the Rev. Bernard Malloy, C. S. C. the llev. Richard Collentine, C. S. C, the Rev. William Corcoran, C. S. C. the Rev. James Donahue, C. S. C, and the Rev. Joseph Boyle, C. S. C.

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Quarterly examinations, in all the colleges at the Univerit. which began Thursday morning, will end Saturday noon. Examinations for the students of the prepatory department were also given on the same days. The second semester of the scholastic year will begin Mondav morning at S o'clock.

Organization of a chapter of the "Uriends of Irish Freedom" at Notre Dame is under way. George D. Haller. president of the Senior elasn is at the head of the movement. A campaign for members will r be launched at a mass meeting which will be held in Washington next week. Several noted orators have been chosen to speak at the occasion.

Sorin will attempt

interhall relay cham-

alias "Diminutive" Lock-

1 U V L I : I IS ! ATTI IN TO X ! Meeting of South Bend City Bowling association at 2 p. ra. Sunday, Orphcum Bowling Alleys. Yery important. Come. L. II. Miller. Sec'y. Advt.

The Rev. John Ayscough. th famous English publicist and chaplain with the British forces has accented the invitation of the Yerv

I Rev. Cavanaugh, C. S. C. to make Notre Dime his headquarters dur

ing his lecture tour in this country. Father Ayscough Is expected to arrive in America early in March.

AITO REPAIRING. I can saye your raoney by you having your work done now. William Willis, rear of S22 N. Hill st.

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