South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 67, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 March 1919 — Page 6
n.il I'ltD.W Al l LK.NUtlN, MARCH . VJVJ,
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS.TMES
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Besi in Northern Indiana
BOVLING SCORES
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SOU
BEND WINS
OVER SYRACUSE
Result of Game is in Doubt!
Until Last Five Min
utes of Play.
South Bend High Basketball Team Picked as Winners of Tournament
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shot all of his baskets from tlifllcult , angle. I Lln-up follow-: i South Bend (21) SyraciNc (12) Cunningham I Jruckamilh-r . Right forward.
I!;ir!r
Olren . . Watters O TVi! .
Left forward. Ontcr. R:.ght guard.
Foster
L-fr. guard. Baskets: f'unnir gham ',, Dru -ka-rnillr ?, Walters 2, f H r : . Sehe r. Lepper. Fre. throws: W.itt rs 1 cut of 5, Druck a miller 1 out of 7. Substitutions: R intmaii for O'n.ll. Refr'?: Veenkir. lnjMirtc 2.5 TiCrti 1 I. The next gaiae was a walk -aw. iy for the Liporte crew who-''1 forward Hamilton, and renter. I)a n ielson. took turns in dropping backet. DahieNon making 7 while Hamilton toppfii vit!i This was kojit up until the last few minutes of playing who ii La ('rosso staged a rally making 11 points in the last few minute.i of play. I.iiu-up follow?: 1-i (r(Mi (11) Laiorl (:k) Shortz Hamilton
Right forward. Summerick
Left forward. Chapnaa.". Daniel.-on Center. Zan Nuetzan Right guard. Kncisley Johnson Loft guard. Daskets: Danielson 7, Hamilton Shortz 4. Hollar 2, P arker 2. Rlaekburn 2. Free throws: Summerick 1 out of 2, Danielson 2 out of 4. Sub.
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Stjunlliisr. loft to rllit: Coach Cohlmejor, Ilollowoll, OTcll, Zilky, Wedel, N'yikon. ( iiiiiilimliam, nuntnuin, Cait, Watters, OUeii, Schcer.
Sitting, left to rlprht:
Parker Knoble - JYlchett combination for
Xappance proved too much for the Lcrsburs1 boys. Michigan City r.nd New Carlisle were next on the schedule. This aine was f-low in comparison with the previous one. .Michigan City tinally won y a tccrc of 1C to f, due to tht regularity with which Mackenzie, tlu.' prison city forward, shot baskets.
Heller for
stltutions
Hlackburn for Danielson, Northand for Parker. Ilef'ree: Quant. In last evening's iranifs AVanatah and Michigan City kept in ih runnine: i by defeating Wakarusa and Xappance. respectively. tb former team winning over V.karus.i ly the sroro of 20 to 9 and the lake tit five taklnrr Nappanee into camp in the first gamo of the second lap of the tourney by th count of 15 to Z. Wakarusa failed to keep the .stiide that kept them in the ,;ame the first half and only registered one foul the entiro period ."ind were unable to .ctop tlio fast going Wittmaek. who iunff up &even field goals and one foul for a total of 7, out of Iiis team's 20 points, l'.oth teams were, on tho "whole, wnk, on the basket hootin? end of the game and poor on handling parses and. though U'anatah romped home with an
victory, the tan: dii not kiow
Chapman, i raeus starikd the crowd by
i in Lijoni r a severe drubbing, the jiame eiHling ."0 to 24 in favor of Syracuse. Drickannller and ieejter, the two forwards of the Wieners; fliowed the spectators what a pair of ambitious boys can do when they make up their minds to work. Tb"ir basket shooting and floor work was classed as the Dest seen on the .Y. M. C. A. floor in any of the recent tournaments staged h're. Drickamiller dropped 12 baskets, and his partner, keeper, Caged 10.
easy
the class to make linal honors. Wann tali (20) Kask" (Ca i t. . . . Wallace
a outender lor
ttakarusi (i) o apt. J. 1 lohrer Mo'.lenhour
1 irs a rd Whittmaek C Iloin.r enter. T.awic.H'1 Xuiieiii'iker Wiesjahn Shank lual d -. ?unim.U' ;oal: Whittmaek 7, .Shank 2. J. Homer, liasko. Fouls. .1. llohrer Whittmaek, ilkhmaii. jbstitutiocs: Uicliruan for F.a-ke. 'i'nue of peri ci. 13 minutes. Iteferee, Yin k er. Though Michigan City was a poin behind Nappanee ait the .ul of th; nrst period in their game, they had no trouble in putting over a win in the becond stanza by bidding then opponents to a single point and piling up a comfortable lead, with the aid of good work on the part of Mackenzie, finally finishing with a IS to 5 victory. The game was much the same ns the exhibition put on by Wanatah and Wakarusa. with both teams weak at ringing them. This game marked the beginning of th second round of the tournament and puts Michigan City .uiotth ahead of the pick. Mackenzie led Iris team in points with a total of eight to his credit. In spots the "akt town looked fair, but failed to ho the speed for a s.-ctional tourney winner. Mich. Clt IT) NappaiH-e (")
Mackenzie Williams . nvrkhart . W-ig rr. an Tandw orth
(Capt. ) Forwards-. (Capt. Center.
. . Zook Knc bk 1 a iohett
.iTi;nno. ;.vmi-s aim imimioviimi:nt Yestenlay afternoon's games a.t the ' V" were greatly improved over those of the morning, every afternoon game being close, and displaying scrap mixed with excellent team work during the whole tilt. Many of the small towns that have in former years gone by without notice, are this year making considerable trouble for the better teams. For instance. J,a Crosse sprung a big surprise when they trounced Importe by one lone point, Holling l'rairio nearly made Laporte take the bench, and Milford. xifter a lonpr fiKht with Klkhart. was defeated by a couple of points' As an opener of yesterday afternoon's games, South Fend took Mishnwaka over for the third time this
'year, by defeating her to the tune o' ; 2o to 10. The locals were greatly hanjdieapped by the loss of Capt. Wattrrs. whoso shoulder kept him out of tlu first part ot the tilt, but when ;the locals were Foroly pressed and only a few minutes to play, the coach thought it best to have him enter.
His spirit cave the locals a helping.
hand, although he didn't try to ente" J the tilt with his all, because his Tarker
shoulder miht possibly cost tiie 'ooals the championship. CN-ii Start- In Pilot Po-dtkm. The i;ame stirted with Olsen in Watters place at the pilot position, and Nyikos shooting the free throws. Th locals didn't seem to hit the baskets at a ry regular gait during tlie whole tilt, their team work sort of showing the Mishawaka lads up. The first f.w minutes of the game . Nyikos placed two free throws, this placing the locals in the lead. bit I not for a very long time, for Munsee cam" across with a couple of free throws and a basket in rapid succession. The Fenders then awakened and I .. fore the half was over : peir.ts had been scored to the i ivit-rs' 4.
for Cunningham, Graves for Munsee. The Ia Crosse-Goshen tilt started off like thinKs were going to be played in a stiff manner, personal fouls bring called regularly, until a man was put out; then things quieted down for a while. But the fight was still there and the tightest game of the tournament was staged. In the first few minutes the score was In one's favor and then the others, but finally the Ia Crosse crew took a big lead and stayed there the rest of the game, despite the fact that Williams, the Goshen forward, placed basket after basket, but finally fell short pf one lone point. While Williams was the big boy for the Goshen crew, the La Cross" captain. Chapman, also displayed some clever floor work accompanied by the eagle eye of his forward. Shortz. The final score of
the game was 22 to 2 3.
3Jne-up follows: I.a CrosM.- (2:J) C.oshci (22) Shortz Wililamson Itight forward. Sumnerick Wilkinson Left forward. Chapman Marks Center. Zahn Mick Right guard. Kneslcy Ulcry Left guard. Baskets Shortz 5. Williamson 7, Sumnerick 2, , Chapman 2, Blough 2.
Free throws Williamof P. Shortz 2 out of Z, 2 out of 4. Substitutions for Marks. Kcferee
Wilkinson, son 4 out Sumnerick F.lough
Quant. The lirt half of the Rolling Prairie-La porte tilt looked as if the Laporte tribe would have no trouble in downing their neighbors, the score ending the first half 12 to 0 in favor of the Laporte lads. But in the last half through the efforts of Stephen, who placed 13 points for his team, the Boiling Prairie lads came near trouncing Laporte, the winners only making S points in the last period, the final score appearing: 20 to 17. Line-up: I-TiHrtc 20) Holling Irairio (17)
Hamilton Bight forward
Blackburn Johnson . .
Left forward. Center.
. . . Jones Stevenson . . Adams . . . Moore
Cal ck
Guards. fumrr.ary Goals: Mackenzie 2. LorUen. Burkhart. Landworth, Briehclt. Foul--; Mackenzie .". Kn.ddo 2. Priehett. Submit utior.s: Iorden for William. Referee, vaant. Time of 1 eriods, 1 3 minutes. Friday morning at 9 o'clock the South Bend bectional high school bask', tball tournament started at the Y. M. C. A. A capacity crowd greeted the p!aers r.s they trotted to the court. The bleacher? were packed and numerous high school pennants
added a picturesque gathering. Sixteen northern Indiana are
for Kupremacy, as the winners of this tournament will be sent to the Indiana state tournament at Iafay--Ue. Promptly at 9 o'clock Ileferee truant blew Iiis whistle and the tour?;urr.ent was under way. Nappanee
and I-', opened
tnr.in by a score of 41 to 2 4. Th
The last half started like a whirlwind for the local team, Cunningbam bursting down the Moor for a brisket at the tip-off; this was followed shortly after by one from Buntman. At'this point the Mishawak crew staeed a rally, nearly tyir.g the score, the packed gym nearly going wild. Then the captain was nut in the ranks nnd thincs saw a chance for the locals, the final scere b inir 2 ft to 10. Line-up follows: South Bend (20) MMinuaka (10) Nyikos Munsee (C) RUM forward.
touch to th Cunningham Weiss tf.nr.s from j Left forward, here to battle i Olsen Montine
Right guard. Nuetzan Brewer Left guard. Baskets Blackburn ?, Stevenson 4, Parker 2, Hamilton 2, Jones 1, Adams 1. Free throws Danielson 2 out of Stevenson 5 out of 0. The F.lkhart lads also had a hard time in downing the Milford crew who followed close behind them till almost the end of the game, when Flkhart buckled down and took the game by the score of 2ß to IS. lHkhart (2C) ..Miirord (If,) Fvans Fetters Right forward. Hess O. Lentz Left forward. Swayne Bushong Center. Wambaugh MoCuen Right guard. Paulson Madien 1 ft guard. Baskets Evans 4, Hess rt, Swayne Fetters Lentz ?., McCuen. Free throws Fvans 4 out of 11, Fetters ?. out of ". Referee Quant.
Cent r. Scheer Gage RUht puard. Buntman Brady Left guard. Rafcet Nyikos 2, Cunnlncham 2. Olsen 2. Buntman. Watters. Free
burg were the juinttts that throws Nyikos 4 out of S. Munsee the hostilities, tie former 2 out of ?, Weis 1 out of 1. Grave
1 out of 2. Substitutions Watters
TOURNAMENT SCORES nsKirrivMi. At Ijifajette. Morning games: Dayton, r.?; Monitor, 3. Boswell, 24; Pine Township. 10. West Lafayette. 52; Stockwell, 3. .vftcrnoon games: OtterbMn. 22; Burk Creek, S. Jackson Township, C; Montmorencl, 2 3. Wea. 22: Ciarks Hill. 12. Oxford, 44; Ambia. 15. (Night-) Jefferson of Lafayette. 29: West
Point, 16. Dayton, 37; Boswell, 4. At Biail. Brazil, .11; Cayuga, 1. Perrysvide, 13; Bloomingdale, t. Normal of Ttrro Haute, 25; Staunten, 13. Glenn, 22; Ccalmont, 2. Fontanel, 14; Washington Township. 8. Garheld of Terre Haute, 31; Clinton, 3. Prairie Creek, 26; Bosedale, 3. At Logaiisport. fJorning: 2lacy, IS; Deedsville. 2?. Reynolds, 11'; Chalmers, 3 3. Twelve Mile, 7; Amboy, 20. Afternoon: Winamac, 4; Young America, !0. Chile, IS; Lafontaine, J2. Converse. IS; Bunker Hill. 12. idenon, 16; Brockston, 24. (Night.) Chalmers, 24; Deedsville, 12. Ioy;ansport, 1'.; Walton, 11. At Indianapolis. Afternoon : Technical, 2'j; Fisher, 3. Castleton, 4 0; Westland, 4. .Manual, 2S; Broad Hippie, 3. (Night.) New Augusta, IS; Mt. Comfort, 11. Cumberland, 27; Maxwell, 11. At Bedford. Orleans, 3S; Williams, s. P.ioli. 19; West Baden, 5. Smithville, 42; Oolitic, 7. Bloomington. 36; Mitchell, 14. (Night.) Bedford. 40; Heltonville. 8. Scottsburg, 31; French Lick, S. At Columbus. Seymour, 26; Aurora, 13. Hope, 22: Flatrock township, 10 Columbus, 0; Vernon, 10. (NUht.) North Vernon, 40; Os.uood, 6. Vallona. 2S; Halten, 9. At CrawfordMlllo. Bomney, 20; Linden, 0. New Richmond, 27; New Ross, 8. Craw fordsville. 24; Winate, 6. (NUht.) Bowers, 20; Pine Village. 17. Darlington, 14; Lidoga, p. At Franklin. Hopewell. 2S; IMinburg, 12. Union, 23; Center Grove, 16. Shelby ville. 13; Morristown, 9. Bushville, 25; Ninevah, 12. (NUht.) Franklin, 32; Manilla, 9. Boggsville, 19, Arlington, 10. At Gtvencastlo. Greencastle, 31; Bell Union. 0. Roachdale. 17; Cloverdale, 3. Arno, 36; Stilesville, S. (NUht.) Clayton, 37; plainlield, 7.
Clinton Center, 2; Academy, 0 (forfeit). At Huntington. Bluff ton, 23; Geneva. 30, Huntington. 43: Ossian,
Petroleum, 22: Tocsin, 20. (Night.) Monroe, 23; Rock Creek, 14. Decatur, 26; Clear Creek, 17. At Kcndallville. Ashley, 2: Spencervile. 0. (forfeit i Auburn, 19; Cromwell. 14. Kendallville. 4S; Flint. 2. Churubusco, 21; Butler, 16. (Night.) Wolf Lake, 21; Pleasant Lake, 12. Angola. 16; St. Joe, 15. At Martinsilli North Salem. 23; Avon, 11. Martinsville. 53; Pitt:-boro. 4. West Newton. 22; re,-.davis, 7. Moores Hill. IS; Valley Mill, 7 (overtime). Liston. 16; Danville. 9. (Night.) Brownsburg. IS: Paraxon. 5. Eminence, 20; Monrovia. 10. At New Castle. Nev: Castle. 35; Wilkinson. 1. MoiTland. 22; Middleton, 16. Roverton, 15: Cowan, 4. (Night.) Spiceland Academy, 2S; Sel.Tia. 3 Mt. summit. 30; Louisille, 17. At Richmond. Fountain City, 36; Sioney Creek,
At Rochester. Pierceton, 20; Fulton, 9. Wabash, 20; Bourban, 13. Rochester, 33; Plymouth, 7. .(Night.) Ftna Green, 21; LagTO, 12. Arv?us. 17; At wood. 13. At South IJend. La Crosse. 23; Goshen, 22. (NUrlit.) Klkhart, 30; Milford, 16. Michigan City, 16; Xappanee. 5. At Ylccnncs. Otwell. 47; Jasper, 7. Vincennes, 26; Wheatland, 16. Patoka, 22; Boonville, 14. (Night.) Freelandsviile, 4S; Luce township, 7. Winslow, 39; Kdwardsrville, 9. At Anderson. Westfieid, 19; McCordsville, 9. Anderson, 69; Marklevllle, 1. (Night.) Boxley, 27; Walnut Grove, 7. Pendleton, 30; Summitvtlle, 11. At IYankfort. Frankfort, 15; Flora, 12 (morning. Roswille. 20; Delphi, 0. Thorntown, 38; Burlington, 4. Advance, 34; Colfax, 4. (Night.) Bringhurst, 15; Cutler, 7. Zionsville, 30; Circleville, 3. At Gary. Rensselaer, 36; Francesville. 9. Emerson, 40; Monterey, 5. Brook, 42; Lowell, 7. Crown Point, 21; Whiting, 24. Kentland. 14; Fair Oaks, S. Medarysville, IS; Froebel (Gary), Valparaiso. 28; Morocco, 4. At Kokomo. Kokomo, 66; Howard township, 11. Windfall, 1G; Swayzce, 10. New London, CS; Upland, 6. Montpelier, 27; Marion, 21. (Night.) Tipton, 27; Dunkirk, 5. Fairmount high school, 38; Greentown, 11. At Bloomfichl. riainfield, 17; Carlisle, 12. Bloomfield, 26; -Montgomery, 11. Washington, 40; Farmersburg. 8. Pleasantville, 2; Newberry, 0 (forfeit). Loogootee, 16; Epsom, 15. (Night.) Sullivan, 16; Lyons, 15.
hi. DIE MEETS
B
T
Blainfield
6.
14.
Milroy, 20; IJberty, 33 Richmond.
Brookville. 2 4. (NUht.) ; Ilidgeville. 13. 24; Haers.town. 10.
BY C1IARLI1S A. CRDILS. Wisconsin Saturday! Primed and in fair condition for the meet with the Badgers today, Capt. Rademacher and 13 other Notre Dame track men left for Chicago last night. They will get into Madison this afternoon and thus get a rest, something they lacked before the meet with Michigan last Saturday. Coach Rockne, slightly under the weather with a touch of the flu, did not make the trip. Rademacher will apportion the rations and direct the team on its trip. Included in the team which left last night were; McGinnis. Mulligan, Colgan, Scallin, Barry, Median, Meredith, Sweeney, Shanahan, Hoar, Gilhllan, Douglas, Rademacher and Powers. Once more expectant eyes are cast toward Gilfillan. The biff boy, judging from past performances ought to be the star of the meet. Not a great deal is known of the strength of the Badgers', but the. report is that the gym at Madison is practically the same as that at Notre Dame. Be that true then. Gilfillan will ask no more. In defeat or in victory he will have no alibi. He is entered in four events for the Saturday meet Last Saturday on a board floor where he was afraid to let himself out he divided the honors with Johnson of Michigan. McGinnis and Mulligan will run in the short distance eventa for Notre Dame. Colgan, Scallin. Barry and Meredith will go the middle distances, and Eddie Meehan, Hie Sweeney and Shanahan will compete in the longer events. As side-kick in the hurdles and jumps Gilfillan will have Hoar, who has consistently shown improvement of late. "Red" Douglas will do most of the high Jumping; Capt. Rademacher and Johnny Powers the pole vaulting. Baseball occupied the stage in the gym yesterday afternoon. For almost two hours Coach Dorais' candidates breezed around the gym, bitting 'em and scooping 'cm up in regular fashion. Out in the back of the gym "Theda" Bara's Brownson hall seconds opened the outdoor season. Coach Bara was long on voice and short on baseball. However, he had two score Cobbs and Jacksons swatting baseballs and chasing flies. Once upon a time "Abie" Lockard was the innovation man at Notre Dame. "Clarice" Scofiel 1. a promising hasehall candidate, has succeeded Al ie. Sconeld's latest is a "baseball haircut." It can not be described; it has to be seen to be appreciated. The idea, at any rate, is to pt away from the wearing of caps., "Tex" Allison has decided to adopt the cut, and it bids fare at this early date to become almost as popular as Dudley Patrick Pearson Duff-Gordon spancles. Chief Meyer thinks so well of Scofleld's cut, he promises to introduce it in the b?t leagnes next time he grabs off a meal with the biff fellows. Four hours of solid practice are on the bill for the baseball candidates this afternoon. Dorais has posted the notice and insists there will be no alibis, no excuses the portion holds for alL
TRIO LEAGUE. ORPHEUM
Spikes 124 165 138 427 Lucas 199 18S 127 534 Waters iSG 185 162 533 Handicap .... 50 50 50 ISO Totals 559 555 477 1624 LUMBER Shaw 169 158 152 479 Hollister 132 174 157 463 Low Score .... 172 187 127 456 HanJicap 70 70 70 210 Totals 543 5S9 506 1638
I Carson
Lawder Schmidt
SPECIAL
Gaflll 172 148 147 467 Blake 135 187 180 502 Woodruff 181 153 155 491 Handicap 56 56 56 168 Totals 544 546 538 162S SHAFER LUMBER E. Strayer .... 138 149 204 511 Dr. Strayer ... 122 131 134 387 Thurn 156 203 205 564 Handicap .... 85 85 85 255 Totals 521 568 628 1717
SANTA ROSA Woodruff 170 McCormick ... 155 Engeldrum ... 212 Handicap .... 20
127 160 167 20
208 140 118 20
505 435 497 60
557 484 486 1527
Totals
GAC CO. Leek 186 154 186 Johnson 107 156 154 Hartford 160 134 200 Handicap .... 101 101 101 Totals 554' 545 641
417 494 303 1740
183 189 154 476 184 172 160 516 155 174 177 505 202 1S5 150 53S 161 161 161 4S3 94 104S 931 2973
Schock . . Händler.;
. 1"1 Hj
1 2 4M
Totals S21 FACTORY
Moore Switzer L edham
j Etter ! S. Schaeffer . .
?4? 4 4 3 2:'
STARS Jones 167 bahmen 100 Kester E. L. Rostlser . .200 Beckley 9 5 Handicap 317
13 153 7 5 317
175 97 1S1 317
437 9 334 23S 351
! Handicap
Total
1 1 : l : " l 137 157
165
137 157
1 CO 3
1 M 5 7 1 l :h r r: : 1(4 : 172 ::i 16 4 157 i-mi m "" 2 9 4
BILLING
Totals . . BUCKS Latoweki . . Spohnolz . . Cole Powers . . . McCarthy . Handicap . Totals . .
879 795 836 2510
. . . 10S . ..135 ... 71 1 o . . . M. m m ...143 . . .367
97 15S S4 110 137 367
1L 124 113 148 157
224 417 268 350 437
367 1101
.946 953 102S 2921
Prpfton 17 2 140 ir.s 5 1 " Weber 126 2A 1 r. 1 4? Jonos 11M 15 4 17 4 r. - ;Ferkry :c, r,i 4 Fettr rs 17,t. ;. i : 4 r. Handicap .... 103 ; .; j--Totals S'-.7 ':"', 27 9 1 WOOD PATTERN F .Shuman .... 13 C 14 1 142 4 1 Sluss 12? 1"2 13 4 4 2 3 Stoddard 143 ITS 13? 44 Shafer 153 ?? ?. 4 2 - Vagel 1 4 4 1 2 5 I"' 4 Handicap .... 179 17! 1 T : Totais S D 4 7 i CP'', 2-" :
F.LKS ALLEYSLucas 146 Woodruff 193
-DOUBLES. 177 133 4SI 196 171 562
SINGER'S LEAGUEGAS CO.
Hau gran 169 Wagner 142 Pierson 166 Luckey 168 Schoonover ... 141 Handicap .... 89
200 133 165 192 126 89
Totals 875 OFFICE Collins 145
1 ?3 A. t . . 13 4 .. 127 .. 16S . . 66
Chambers . Hickman . DImock . . , Pollock . . . Handicap . Totals . . YARD
907 164 140 174 162 183 66
203 Ü72 147 424 16C 491 122 482 170 437 89 891 2673 156 465 143 420 133 443 124 413 168 519 66
775 889 794 2458
Miller 163 110 172 420 Haslanger 133 186 187 506 Reed 123 130 103 358 De Vonies 148 143 154 445 Cool 133 128 145 428 Handicap 141 141 141 Totals 863 828 902 2605 MACHINE SHOP McKnlght 147 135 192 474 Genrich 150 137 XOI 388 Walling 167 173 139 479 Latmler Ill 133 123 369 A Haslanger .. 154 217 126 497 Handicap 142 142 142 Totals 871 939 823 2633
Totals Schnelle Holland Totals Miller . Richards Totals Gaffll . . Klingel Totals Thurn . . Waters Totals
Beebe
Totals 334
F. O. E. F. O. E.
Barnhard 159 Taylor 151 Beyers 79 Neunaw 169 M. Barnhard ..168 728 Handicap 238
.341 373 329 1043 .161 191 183 535 .173 158 163 494 .334 349 346 1029 .138 167 131 4J6 .192 196 187 573 .330 363 318 1011 .171 165 146 482 .161 196 139 496 .332 361 285 978 ..176 137 16S 4SI .158 194 140 492 .334 331 30S 973 ,.149 165 168 462 ..175 154 145 474
ACCOFNTING-
319
109 110 156 139 203 717 238
tit j I o
142 95 130 108 174 649 238
936
410 35 6 365 406 545 2094
14
Totals 964 FEATHERS Eulitz 152 W. Squint 140 Turnock 177 Boits 158 Breise 182 819 Handicap 215
953 887 2806
176 179 169 98 178 760 215
h 140 153 153 176 777 213
483 439 499 409 516 2346 645
Totals 1034 973 992 3001
ORPHEUM DOUBLES. Atvas 206 212 191 Stark 206 204 192
ft09 601
WILSON KROS LEVC.UE. CUTTING
Rose 97 143 170 410 Bzezlnskl 94 103 108 305 Norman 150 134 106 388 Rudzinski 157 185 148 490 Deal 109 167 163 499 Totals 667 732 693 2092 UNDERWEAR Hungerford . 144 143 176 463 Cukrowicz 126 138 130 394 Cool 130 118 165 413 Deyerling 135 135 83 373 Donovan 168 143 146 458 Totals 723 677 700 2100 STOCK Fritz 144 156 105 373 Buckly 125 189 120 434 Spahrr 118 122 144 385 Willis 147 143 144 436 Bolka 120 130 145 403 Totals 632 742 658 2033 SHIPPING Entzian 153 116 85 354 Borden 118 104 146 368 .Mattes 103 129 115 349 Semeliker 142 114 134 391 BuczkowskI ... 163 151 120 442 Totals 6S1 614 281 1904
Totals 412 416 382 1210 Shambaugh .. 162 244 162 548 Woodruff 194 212 234 640 Totals 356 456 395 1208
OLIVEK LEAGUE. PRODUCTION
Kanarr 137 3 41 111 C89 Dribin 136 139 117 292 Aranowski ... 150 160 143 453 Pfaffenbach .. 127 50 132 429 G. Gall 153 161 140 454 Handicap 156 156 136 468 Totals S39 917 819 2593 DESIGNING Kingsbury" ... 1 30 140 143 41 3 Winkler 125 112 128 263 Allen 105 126 84 21 3 Gallagher 69 131 148 34 Jenkins 188 173 142 50.", Handicap .... 271 271 271 813 Totals SS8 935 916 2759
Steffee 147 1 1 lf'. ." Seek in ger 10 2 10 5 12: : Wie?s 104 ?s i::j :: t Tuveson 1 42 1 40 161 4 4". Wiseman 146 i:: n: 42 Handicap .... 1 99 19? 1?? Totals S4 s-.i 2.: : NO. 7 GANG Schmidt D2 15 7 14 4 ; 7 Gall 14. 11 16 1 4?1 Arnold 1 46 1 7 2 1 7 3 4 9! Scott 169 12 1 -v.' 4; : De Rose 198 2 "t 1 14? 57Handicap .... 4? 4 : 4 ? Totals 8 7 - 9 2 J '.' 1 5 2 4 ".
PLOW POINTS
Niezgodski Hayes Bucholtz . . Cheeda . . . . Tschida . . . Handicap
Totals
Zieger . . . Hill Drain . . . Handicap Totals
.163 !.? Ml X i .117 171 1! 4'V. . 1 0 1 14 5 in . H.5 l" i:s il . 15. 215 1"!5 1 o 1 i . 1 .1 . SI 4 9 4 4 Sr.S 2 5 9". . 12 143 126 .121 121 1 : 4 2 - . 1 32 105 l::s . 114 I"0 151 2 6:. . 166 25 I :..". . 1S6 16 16 . 8 6 S60 972 27" '
ELKS LEAGUE. HORNS Jay 1 4 6 1 4 5 1 4 " 4"i Bonds 127 1 3 4 1 25 ::. : Wallis 137 1 56 21? 512 Nies 159 1 53 ITS 4 9 Engle 1 23 1 59 1 4 5 4 2'. Handicap .... Ill HI ill :
Totals S03 S3 91 S 257 ANTLERS Burkhart 183 151 155 im Hull 127 12 4 157 1 ; Spring . 8 7 1 40 111 ::v: Holland Mountain 1 45 1 4 5 1 4 5 4.: Handicap 211 211 211 63 :
Totals .
733 70 Kl 2."6:
SOUTH SIDE LADIES' LEAGl l EVENING STARS
E. Becker . . M. Stromyer K. Leier A. Grubech . A. Tschida .
Total
R. Buchalitz M. Grabner M. Albert . .
MATCH GAME. GAS CO.
Schweer 116 F. Anderson . . 151 H. Swinehart . . 164 Haney 167 Myers 136
124 123 152 152 142
Totals 734 Greening 167 Clark 115 Gift 167 Swinehart 120 Dome 195
671 162 130 123 153 191
IIS 113 131 131 169 688 183 139 133 166 158
358 287 450 450 447 2093 514 384 4 23 4 39 544
Totals 764 759 781 2304
CITY LEAGUE. CHARMS
Greiger 126 Peterson 122 Longshore 176
j Crane 80
Alkire 101
Handicap 356
108 145 168 86 98 336
173 9 3 116 89 96 356
407 372 450 233 295 1068
Totals
FLYERS Currlce Ill Vennet 147 Butler 9 5 Biernogan 6 9 Bowerman ....131 Handicap 338
971 961 925 2S31
116 162 168 93 88 338
135 126 122 67 105
364 433 3S3 o - o I 324 1014
Totals 891 967 901 2739
HERDS Toth 133 Niezgodski .... 9 8 R. Vermande -.158 Dinnen 134 Smoger 194 Handicap 232
161 137 225 122 156 232
130 83 132 146 149
464 208 515 402 499 696
STOCK Stanley Richardson . MIkesell Krezeszanskl Terry Handicap Totals SALES Cordtz Lucado Lowry Lynn Darr Handicap .. Totals . . .
136 137 122 168 172 157
158 96 127 186 151 157
143 143 114 145 145 157
913 875 847
148 110 118 116 193 173 860
FORGE Dulin 171 Stachowiak ... 114 Keith 126 Holem 119 Woltman 1 148 Handicap .... 167 Totals S45 PURCHASING Weekler 145 Jackson 144 Fhurr 124 Weaver 151 Lindahl 142 Handicap .... 152
147 153 93 104 153 175
82;
123 jit 140 10S 161 167
1m . 0 115 120 136 127 175
296 264 499 4 68 471
431 378 231 346 473 523
Totals
9 2 f 2 113 2 7 .112 91 ? ? 2 0 : 4 3 4 S 6 1 ? ,131 7 4 7 6 37 ,141 86 8s ::r. . 321 407 436 134 TARS 115 13 7 12 2 3 7 1 , 10 4 78 104 7 5 7 7 6 2 2 1 , 8 7 9 2 fcO 2 5' 104 160 110 274 . 48' 541 478 i:,17
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FORMED AT HUESSEL
829 2514
121 121 168 9 3 148 167
415 - - 434 320 437 301
At a meeting held Friday night i the Muesscl civic center an nthb 'i : association was organized t promote athletics In the lo-a 1 ffimrv.;1:ity. Th" organization experts t.i :-.
! ganize volley ball and Vav..b;ill te-tr.n
to miot trains repr-siitiiifr t)r- nM.."civic centers. Over 20 inrm' ers present and the following r.f?.---were elected: H. Carl William. pr -blent; Edwards Motts. -.-cr t.-.ry: J. F. E. Zimmer, treasurer. Prie?: for the teams will be hdd ev ry Fri-
! dav night at the Mu' 1 s- b..!.
Tuesday evening a protrram will presented with William Happ as thspeaker of the evenlnir. Mr. T I I . will us for his suhjet: "Ind i-: r !.: I Relations and Compulsory Arli'ri-
! tion of Labor Disputes." Th'-r- i;i jalso be a musical program with a 1 number of the selection.-, from th (Washington birthday er. rtalnr.v-r.t I repeated.
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821 818 2484
134 123 125 127 177 132
1 40 12 3 130 1 4 0 132
419 " r4 o 2S1 408 439 436
Totals 858 S40 517 2313
METAL PATTERN
Wiedmark .... 174 Zaniatowski . . 125 Wilcox 104 Glass 133 G. Shuman ... 130 Handicap .... 136
Totals 32 INSPECTION Stewart 123 House 124 Oren 93 Kopper 9 7 Garski 127 Handicap .... 18 Totals 74 4
Totals 969 1033 871 TAILS McGrath 157 166 129
MACHINE SHOP-
Kovatü 141
2873 Dewart 96 Wagner 132 4i2 Plumley 117
137 170 4SI 146 143 424 130 162 "97 212 192 337 134 203 49 126 156 408 893 1009 2736 163 160 460 127 136 407 1 43 127 273 190 161 4S 138 158 474 936 897 2377 105 134 533 132 143 519 136 106 4 22 175 146 582
COLUMBIA, Mo.. M.r. v Th Fniversity of Missouri, v. ir.n r ef th Missouri Valley trak r . ir i pi' -n h : ;i seven times out of th- last ei-ht years and a str"mr enteral--r fo; the last four years in the wv-.-r?i intercollegiate conferer.ee f--'- th approaching track se;i..,n with oe'. a few "M" mn t i r-r. or.. Mar:-. of the stars still are in th -r :. It is believed, howe v r, :!. M : - -souri will fare as we'd as o?h r Universities in respect to et : t n--. Th "M" men in training riw are ;,-..
(tain Sylvester, h :rd!er. sprinter .ar I (broad Jumper; Albus-, hur !'., r; I: iri low, quarter-miler and wim.er i-i jthe 440 yard dash last year in th. j Western Intercdle-inte met; Mar- ) shall, polo vaulter; Mattir.'.y .ar-t Ed wa rd s, q u a rt e r-m i Ie r A few freshmen who ar- h-A i". 4 up well are I--aN, shot r.;t
pole vault: Parker, half-mile- at ! Saville, miler. Captain SyLe.ter m Valley conference champion h-rd'.er.
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having stepped the 12 1
hurdles 1 ye-r !:-. 0:11 Some of the Missouri nun sti'.l Ii the ervjr are Scholz, sprinter; Oi born, high jump and hurdles; '.ennick, hurdles and broid jump; Duncan, rr.üer: Corwin. h tlf-rni'er; Roney. half-miler and 4 4" yards and Selbie. 4 4ft yards anJ low hurdles.
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