South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 42, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 February 1919 — Page 8

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for Notre Dame; Dorais Not Given to High Hopes.

nv chai:m:s a. kimes. Capt. 'Pet.:" RabanXs basketball team will make- a last dr-j-rperate nt-

tunpt to sha!- the Notre Dam" j konx ari! to win a '.;.' me from !

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rais kic tb Mjuud a lirht workout !

f ?ltn ay. Uahan did not t Into batkotb.ill t(-?s, Rrandy i-till sufferitit,' from tb eff-cLs of a biok-n naal cartillatf m;tain-d in tb- ;;ime ith Wabash Saturday n.-ht was unable to rpoit, ami .tm aftir the rouKhinK b- noiwd from Wa-

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thii afternoon with one of the Mronsrest and fastf.-t team that has ever represented the down.tute institution. The team h:i. beaten Wabash, Eutlcr, Indiana and other strong Hoosa r abirritations and promises plenty of troulde for the. Coil .ind i:iu. After al the defeats Notre Lame has Miff rod tins far, Coach Dorais i not sheii to hU'h hopes. He promises a warm Mruble, howewr. and villi tin Notre Dune fans anticipates a fa.st battle. Where Tlic Will play. Drandy's Injured no- will keep

him out of the pine this afternoon, i Hader will pair off with Raban fori Notre Dame in the forward posi- ! lions, llfillan w ill .start at center. ! If stlne is in condition he will plav I riKlit puard and either Hayes or ' .rnith will serve, as side-kick on the ! other side of the court. Should ; i-'tine he unable to start, Dale Yohs l will pet a chance at fruard. Cook, !

of Indiana, will referee. The Notre Dame freshmen five, vill play the Centra' Hih at Fore Wayne Friday niht. Coach Dorais, of the varsity, will accompany the jearllnbs. Capt. Mehre, Trafton, I. Andersten, i:. Anderson, Kiley. Mohn and Frlbely will make the trip. Pencil Pushers I-am. Ijave it to Abie Lockard for Xotro Dame innovations! With a dozen other athletes, he formally organized the. "Pencil Pushera Le.-iue at n meeting yesterday afternoon. The first workout, in th- Administration building, was Ion? drawn out. Oeorpo Cipp, footballer extraordinaire. Is a charter number and an officer of the club. Most of his time at the Monday afternoon meeting wns l.en to poetic thoughts. Chief Meyers, recently returned to school, Is another member. Included in this new athletic organization itles the aforementioned are Dudley Patrick Pearson. William Hipp" Allison. Frank Alonzo MulIi;M. Hartley Hunk" Anderson. Robert .Mcduhe and numerous others. Coach Chailes E. lHraK having served as an ifficer in a ?imilar organization at Noire Dam in 1913, was the unanimous i ludce of the

athletes for moderate r. Ry

the new ' le.t'ue provide that

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campus. Reru'.ir meeting's held every Monday.

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After a year of absence track was again resumed at the local hb;h school when Coach Cohlmeyre issued hi3 first call yesterday afternoon for cimler artists. List year no track team could be

j organized despite the e fforts of

Coach Cohlmeyre and Captain Clyborne. The trouble was that the hijfh scliool athletes thought that Lxseball would be a bisher ucccss tlian track, while the Hoard of Control was bent on having track as the

spring sport. The result of this was

laws of that not enough men came out for

th" track to support a team, this leav-

ins no experienced men for this year's squad. The fact of having to build an entirely new squad out of the greenest of men is not the only crisis that face. the coach. The turn out of today's candidates was not as larpe as was expected, but the coach expects a much larger turnout at the next practice Friday. Another of the troubles that has rl!en In the building a successful squad is the question of the eligibility of many of the men. who showed up in the headiir.ers of the interclass meet last year, an.l who from the term's reports given out today are not eligible. Amons these men are: Shanefelt, who last year Prabed the bread jump and who could be developed into a trood distance runner: Smith, a tireless long distance runner and Uobacher a good man for the dashes. The workout today consisted mostly of excersist-s on the paralell bars and horse in order tc limber the material up a little. Some of the men that look as if they will go good are Witwer, a man that takes to the hurdles and looks like a good prospect. l-M wards, a swift man In the dashes and the quarter mile, this man placing three firsts In interchips meet and who gave Clyborne a ticht race for brst in the mile. Wedel looks lik- a good man for the high and broad jump, while Olson, Watters and Huntman look fcood for all around men. especially in the mile and weichts. (Meli Just returned from the navy and Franco started the new term along with Noland, Ahvard and Zan-

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on the football eleven two years ago and expect to be a big help in the rearing of the invincible eleven that is predicted for the coming fall. Alw.irj was a old basketball man having graduated, but Is taking a post graduate course, this making him not cligiMe for athletics. Odell has got the eye of the coach and he expected to deelop him into a all around man. especially track, the eoaeh being in great need of men in the jumps.

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NEW YOItK. Feb. 11. Tex Uiekard, who is promoting a world's heavyweight championship boot between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey, secured the signature of Dempsey to the articles of agreement Monday. In order that there would be no legal Haw in the agreement, Itickard and Dempsey and the batter's manager. Jack Kearns, crossed the Hudson river and signed the articles in the ferry house at Weehawken, X. J. A number of newspaper men were present when the papers were signed and the witnesses who signed the agreement were Ike Dorgan and Jack Skelly, a former featherweight champion. The trip to New Jersey was made to avoid a possible viola

tion of the laws of the state of New

York if the signatures were afUxet

to the papers in this city. Dempsey left tonipht to begin a six weeks theatrical tour at Unionport, Fa. Fefore he went he said to Rickard: "There is nobody other than Vack Kearns who has any claim on my services. Kearns is my manager and any arrangements ho makes for me will be satisfactory to me and I will fulfill them. I will live up to the contract I signed with you today and will start training the moment I get through with my tour six weeks hence." Under the agreement, Dempsey is to receive $27.500 and one third of the motion picture privileges while the champion is to get $100.000 and one third of the picture privileges. The articles call for a bout not to exceed forty rounds. Rickard said tonight he was satisfied with the progress he had made so far and would leave here in a few days to look over sites in various places throughout the country where the big contest would be staged.

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15S 9 3 144 IIS 1 3S 310

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STOCK ROOM Rudduck 14S 119 Ashinger 145 13S Townsend .... 10S 115 Millea 75 14$ RoiU 114 LW

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107 13 3 115 142 117 29 4 7SS 130 121 149 101 126

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