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M t,n.M) .MOli.MM., MAKCII 10, 10J. THE SOUTH BND NEWS-TIMES

COACH BURBHAH'S QUINTET STARTS

for tournament!!

BOWLING STANDING

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'ontli Bend Ilijili School Tram Off to IJloommton to Cornpet In M?rt.

Conch Durnlnni':? huh Mho.. l -i-K'-t t'5Mr:- will N.j'. ov-r th-I-L;. A; W. this morning .1? for the .-täte basketball tnarney to be held in th- Indiana i.rnv rsi:y gym at Ploomlngton. Thar hj-t contest will L-r at - p. m.. Thwt m I i . with Anirrd a. And if th y s 1 in taking the Aüirnl.i ;e owr Martinsville will I." no t in th- scjnd rnuii'l Friday fvrninc South Eend hi:;h yrl;r ..-1 1,.,-; v.-r Won a J-t.it' hask.t Pail r ! 1.1 J M I p I or 1 - ship. The near-! that .tny !.-aI Itv li.n rorne was wh-n Capt. Mosiman load his f i int'j th- Una Is in 1 ft 1 4 ;md was defeat 1 by Vini-aN- ;ift r th eontev had 1. en jpl.iy d five minutes overtime. Siff" that time

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Th"m .veyero trouncing

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Reason Coai h Itumh.'irn'.s la - I tec ra iTf out to ups. t anr-jcnt hi-tniy. Angola I'irt. An?nl;i, th first on th- 1 1 t; r 'i ni. 1-ro';.' (At u with Kf-nrl'illvillr. Tli--f,tIs h.iv tvir' ii t ' .1 1 fi f- KtnS.illvllIc I i c I h n h'.th th- ii ;i arr! Imme floor. (n )- K"nla!l Hlo

trur Anuol.i was ivon a N.i:l !- ' ' ' ' !,'! ! !'

fat. With thi.H in i-w tho T.m ani TJhif mMi sbniiM t.ikf tlic ln.-f ouHf. Mai titlH ilN- is lop".l l,v S'.Uthi rti scrili''S to )r fri- of th- ( st ttvrs In tli' staU'. arid a srr.t:tr nmt n'N-r for the .-täte ti'!-. If the lo-als ran tako this ont--r nv r thu y wili havo a l,ii: ftathr-r i-i thfjr car.s v h-n it coriK-s to rn' ' tir.:r Jtr-iun next. Th7 -onthTn hrand of hall has

a'JKlit the ÜurnharuitH un.-iwari- for'

th- past i w y'ars. hut Ciadi r.nrnh.irii c5eftM to rnak a riorthr-rn hrjn-I of t;,t ;i ion;' v. ;i y tow.ir'l upsettintr tho iop,. (hi-; sa-(m. Some rNperienr. in t southern type of Ip.-II u;is Kifti !h Ior.-iN iti th Ifontintrton ;-;imo. The Ffjh school five 'lof. aterl th-s jnen hv six points on Mi.. If..ii Umir, mm'I ;i t th.it tirn tfi" t'.itn was not pear :- strong 1 at t h rtM n t .

THE WORLD 0' SPORTS

Th- i:- .l So have j,j, ,j that I'ii'-hep Harper tie' d riot pj;,y Sun:!ay ha-t all anl the i-.rni r' Senator has armnlinirly snt in his I tr ri - I c-iiitr.uL

l'rae, ;iMrl Larinin of the Itre-tou Amerpans have pal'-!)., I tlr, their :litlirultiis ami the It. .-ten h.iM park wen't he .voM this snnnner.

Ie-nn LfOILi-iI Jl.s hehle, 1 tfiat l! fatnta- liKhts on the r,,.L.-t tmist t-e toiir-r.MJin! affairs if he.-, to slumhis talent. I'tv.vini, that M.-nny is 'i J'.Pli.'ious Solnpiott as lie !'e.,!jz,.s that hi pUKllistie can . r i , fast oinlüi; to a close.

A Foiii ri'fi ri a hin:cli i'f '.itilMtTs the othvT rimht an.l koL nway with hi life. Jaek .N'oyi s a in ki' I i I his hrst. to lose (,,' r,j AI!. ai an! tinally foah.l Alh-n. IViwrs uot his ahoiit th.ep a.j,d di.-rov-Til the t.'ht P.a.i ti.,t r:e.l for the T'.ecro to lese. Instead of rnlin .Mini the winner, however, the rt ferce N'oyvs th.e .'.ecision ami the j;,iliiLi"is howled. .V.r.e of thorn were piuf .nmmh to tark'.e ttV' 1 t N r e.

Ter.:!-. F. lM;i;r;s - Will..P. o r. f t Van 1 i r 1 1 e r Par-. :i.rs II lieh. ;t; 'i'.a.M-i i;.Mi;hi;.is r.i.iu-n I ( A r. . ml.eai; It k;; . 1 5 r L" 1 1 . i a in I hi a 'i i a ; T f.iU I i: i iu:i:s I'rvi' S.p.iat It.-t( l : i ; j t ; Tu: ii." k Ihin ii' ;.p Total-. : i:. -

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121 17; 1 Pi

111 l.:7 1 i'i 1V 1

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Totals 724

121 1. i:',j 1.7

1 177 14i. 11' l.d

471 42. 417 410

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1 ' a i i f'ai bnretors 7!Top, 571 j Starters ""'d ! WiiMishielfls 1 Iladiator.s .

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Pistons

Iiualizers Cylinders Horns

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VEHICLE.

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po!-.es

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I'e.'iche.s I Itdsters I louml.s

Ulms 20 Stadt bakers 20 Axh 1L Tor.trucs l'j Hubs 14 SKein 12

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I ': edd.e WIsh. former li.htwi uiit cliair.pam will musiere.i

out of the Army this week. A short! time ,ii;ii a report had it that h" 1

was sii. t. Perhaps limy meant all shot a a tighter. i therw i.-e the e. champ i- ery much alive .

Tola' 'ajt m:i 'Ks--Hans l'.s . A r.Ti i:a!p. aiilt . . . l.'d Wey -i lii l.M r-ia.ar ii.; Hin. 1.-.2 1 1 a I.. ! i. a i t.';'.' Totals v'7 vi n;s - Co. i - lid v.-.-;,ik. ur. ii'.:.!!!).' 171 V . -- Ihndi. ;ip 2:: I T..t:d s'.t; i:ai:m-:. Kle If, A' ii'M i:'H-, Parvi-i p;t M !- ;. lV'tar 17.; latahan Ill

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NOTRE DAME AND

AGGIES TO CLASH Gold and Blue Squad Will

Invade Lansing for Final Indoor Meet.

I GOOD PROGRAM FOR

BOXING CARNIVAL

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1.1 117 i7.i jr.

IM 174

r.14 407

Ml IIS 11'

liandhap 117

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Walter ... r.li.-k rulley ... I'aiiphine II. IN'Vile Ilindiap

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. 147 , . IV .. IM . ir-i . 141

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Totals

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14. 117

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AITO LKAGI'K. Iinniis M. Hoiii'h is 177 Ihistnfson 1.1'. IOS Norlati'Ier Is? 1Ö4 Wolter 1 142 .:niiet l.'il 171

Il.tndl'an V..1

-D 2.144

1.".: 144 i..s 1V4 1 .'is

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Xotre Dame will wind up tho present Indoor tracV season In a

dual meet with the MlchUjrn Ag

ricultural colk'e speedsters next

Saturday at Ivinlng. Coa.ch Iiock-

ne will be without tho serviere of

his star mlddlo distance runner "Cy'

Kasper who.se recent injuria havo

had much to do with the mediocre

showing of the Gold and Hlue squad. The meet with the "Agffteif" promises to be a close one as the MlchiKan men have heen polnt'nff their efforts for the dual rub with Notre Damn all thru the winter training period. The wood surfaced, floor for the dash events and the circular gallery track for the distance fvents will not be favorable to bent performances on the. part of Coach Kockne's men and they will be forced to tight hard for every point they make. 15 Men to io. The entries include Patterson, Eailcy or Mohart in the dash. Wynn and Starrett in the hurtlles. Meridith. Hoar, Uurkc and Capt. Meehan for the middle distances. Sweeny and probably Murphy In the mile, Doug-

l:w and Towers in their Jump events, CouRlin and Shaw In the shotput and Wlllett for tho relay, with Meehan, Merldith and Hoar. I-"rliiiKn-"ct4Tn Nornuil. .The KreHhmen-V'ar8ity trackmen will appear in their first dual meet of the year wltn Western State Normal as competitors. The meet is scheduled for Thursday afternoon In the university gymnasium. Murphy;

and Desch the yearling stars will not compete as they are in the east this week. Tho Notre Dame contestants will bo McCarthy, Stowe, Picks and Smith in the dash; Carroll. Conley and Smith in the high In the hljLjh hurdlea; Picks, Montague, Avelez, Ureen and 13. Kmlth for the 4 4 0: Hurke. Heffernan, Desmond, and Mclntyre the 880; Ward. Doran, Heffernan and Burke In the mile run. For weight men Roekne hiLs O'Connor, Hushes and ITynn for the shotput; Hogan, Smith, Wendland. Castner and Mulcahy will hifrh jump; Wend land. Hogan and .Smith will pole vault and broad Jump for the Freshmen. Thursdays meet will he tho initial appearances of the 1 1 2 4 trackster.i from whose ranks the traek men of the next fewyears must be recruited. Interest in the second preliminary interhall meet slated for Sunday morning. Is hiph. Corby, Sorin and tho Day Dodders will bo the contesting factors. Notro Dame's 1320 football campaign pot under way yesterday noon with a full attendanco at Coach Kockne's lirst class room lectures on "Fundamental Football" which will preeeed the actual outdoor work for two weeks. PROMOTORS AWAIT FRENCH CHAMPION WHEN BOAT DOCKS

Show At Oliver Theater Tomorrow Night Promises Plenty of Action.

Maurer 12T

KiJi' Pippensen

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Totale

0i; 017 2SS1

WEST MDL LKAGVL. CIIOKA STARS

sport i 11 riot a hies .-Tale. tlraUtlahd

Speaking f from did rent

Iii. e overlooks Indiana, whieh has tarn d out lhhiie Ki.u'cli, l-'oster. l.ou 'ri.r, Harry Arndt, and .oat Al.ilrlM'M. 4';!t..-s p-e.ii. t Uo er!l!Ue:!tal S'l P 1 1 - 2 1 1 of amatn r atlih ties shoald I'm',- Sam tie. -air p ad'pt ur.ivtr -al military training.

11.11 K!:a. National league umpire will tour the National league training . amps lm-trm tim-r the twirlr on ti;. j;. - rules. A few weeks h. ii'' it will he the pitih.rs who'll he t r.ir.-r Kl'Ti! all ahieat tlu tri. ar:. -:" Illinois with r.v; points or the e:ison rlin.-p.eil imlividual honors in Um i'onfi tt nec 1 askethall ra. o.

Ki. r. in HVd 17 170 .114 Total Vat t'C tds 2ns1 1. Pol p 174 KV 172 .HI P.inke li2 20S U1 54.1 sj 'i:TCII I.KVGI i:. Plerznlik is? 14'. 4SK wi:i:i'Ki.a; ;i:i-:v m. repp i.s 17s ui 440 M M -rn.n Ml 11 -jn :-t Handicap K Si HJ1 219 ;.fn:i!.r 172 1.12 hu; P.o s: an a" .-it J ji 1 .-, Pi.-, Totnls O.W. l72 2743 II Morn .n lm 1.12 12.7 4 ' Sil LPWIS ('.-: :iiak 17s 127 h'd .179 llapjiv 1 - V 14i 111 4tl - - - - ;ninert I'd 1.K 21 Ö.10 Tet:i: 7;k sy -JI77 steamer l'JS 1.17 1.1; 441 "LIS- driller lv 12.1 177 4k1 M ia-aa 1'. 17; 1Ö2 171 Lou- S.ore 2.'.S 201 17-'. i iiat.s in i.v. isi isj ii.iiidi.ap iu" in; in; A!d:.M '."' 12.1 V'Z .'.."id Parl 17 1 ir.'T PH 's' TitaN x.. mW. mu 2sT,7

P.ola litM'hir, old Notre

St. I

La;

.-i-TI'.ed ViP t' ph'

I 'attio with

Columbus j;i the A merU an assoeiatiot this s ason.

Rumor has it that Center (".jll.p" is to vome to Notre D i:ne n t October 'J m what ou;ht to prove the b:cjje.-t foot5 all games . r staged nraimil South Der.d.

New Use For German Castles

. When a ball player m ts fan;oas hr- pets like an old knife and wants to be traded.

Tile (Hants have no !e.-s than :ie college playtrs this seas..-; I'ri-cp.. Itoweu. Staat, White .-.r.d MeCaire vll fp.ritd around Holy t'ross. the

Catholic university a Pel I 'ast Jun.

t dham

Ilnfrland has set ahou' to t.r.d a L.-h y weiirht i-apabh- of whipping the best mat: the world ra:: pr'1ilace. Joe It. cla tt h is i . -,-nn all

t. er aca ir;

tnd r.ow ( pm-

a :MT!. e

fcr Ikittlimr I.evir.sky r some t :h f America's thirl-ra!. rs.

Nebraska has eiVs i'-Ted I f. !a a u

V. L'Khrir.p. roae.h at Piiitrtruct the Corr.hukiT i am Ml st ason.

hall

Soldier Smith who i.tu.o into r 1 nnir.en bv our.iily tvaum-i"

Coll

dartin. A. Ik 1. chat,.

T-.oiir.ded 'Ivo tin.e.s wh.i:- ' r.lea.s.

i:.;die ii(-u-h did .:: !. raining kist y-ar on h:t:tm. then, went out and s.aTior.a! league in Patti--.-. ' !u sprir.jc trair.ir;,' -a ' 'i pht rs Phott 'taph: pa p. V- a irf'i.

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NT7W YOIU, March 0. "No compree" is going to be a handy expression for Georges Carpentler. With a French' Fhmg of his French shoulders, a blank stare on his scarlesn face and the attitude of a lest she-pp, the European heavy. weißht champion will have a good refense apainst the mob that oes down to th dock this munth to "get him." Most of those who rush the gates and kret by the customs officials for . real close up of OeorgM anil his bride will want to know when, where and why ho is Koin to tight Jack DempBpy. Trie tilm men will be askin? him if ho knows how to putty his nose, pencil his eyebrows, oil his locks, etc. Jack Curley will bo there to learn if he knows enough Yank lunKuaßo to tell his vaudeville audiences a few t-tories. There will bo just the hangers-on with the bromidic line of interview shots "Whaddve think of America?" "How dye like married life?" "D'yuh think yull win?" All the business men who want the champion in on a pet-rich-qulck scheme will be singing in chorus "How much?" Dan Morgan, Paddy Mullins and others of serious mien, who live by steering some of America's braves away from the snares and pitfalls of the ring, will be in the crowd. Maybe Georges can't "parley vous" America, but he won't lose anything by It. iiitovK kaskktbaMj snnrKs. PHrL.ADEL.PH I A. March 9. The athletic council of the University of Pennsylvania Tuesday approved the proposed series of basketball games between Pennsylvania, winners of the intercollegiate league title and the University of Chicago, champions of the western conference. CHICAGO, March 9. Two thousanl oil men were expected here today to attend the three day national petroleum congress of the American Petroleum league. Iter-retentatives from practically all the mid-continent oil companies were to be present.

SYNDICATE PLANS ERECT 10 N OF NEW COPPER REFINERY

NEWTON A HOT, England, March 9. This little town has been choen as the site for the first electrolytic copper refinery in Great Hritain. to cost 10,ouo.ooo. The war revealed the fact that there was no refiners' of this kind in Great Pritain. The nonferrous trades committee, formed by the government, strongly recommended a plant capable of producing loO.OÖO tons of copper should be established in the United Kingdom for which, as far as possible, Pritish copper in blister form should be used. The government promised financial as-lstance If required, and Sir Gerard Müntz, a member of a big West Ilromwich copper linn, who was chairman of the committee, now heads a syndicate which will erect the raw copper rePning plant. At Newton Abbot then are tide water facilities. In addition to a bed of over 800.OCO.000 tons of lignite for the generation of electricity at a very low cost.

From all appearances the fight to be staged tomorrow night in the Oliver theater in this city will be probably the best staged ho fax In this city. In the main tout Promoter Bworths ha obtained two of the beFt young lightweights In the country to swap punches for ten rounds. The principals In the final fiasco will b Texaa Kid, the champion lightweight of the .southern and Pacific coast stages, and, Teddy Murphy of Chicago. Each of these boya started into the gajnc aa feathers but since then have put on weight, and Texas now lights at 132, while Murphy tipe the teams at 128. Although not legiti

mate lightweights each of theco boya have met some of the toughest lightweight in the ring, and have otten emerged with victories despite the hanoicap of a. few pounds. Texas hau a mean punch to rely on for winninE most of his bouts, while Murphy Is content to gain decisions on points. The Chicago lad is one of tho cleverest boxers in the arena. Both Aruioua. When they meet hero things will be Interesting, because each Is out

to win. A victory will mean a crack at some of the best boys In the country and eventually a bout with

Hcnny Leonard. Murphy is being

coached by Packey MoFarland, ajid 1

to him Murphy attributes most of his suocebd. Texaa has been taking1 on most of the prominent boys In .Michigan latel. and he has won

every bout in that state. When they crawl through the ropes Thursday night local fans will have the opportunity of witnessing a great battle. Swell Prelims. In addition to the final. Promoter Kworths has arranged thre; other bouts for the evening, all good. In the first bout ho has Kid Kay of Niles and Harley Rees of Importe swinging at each other. Each of tho lads are considered as comers., and tho battle promises to bring out plenty of action. Eddie Welsh of South Bend will make his initial bow to Jcxnil fans when he stacks up against Joe Rcrry of Chicago In a si round bouL Perry won from Whitie Clements at the Oliver a month ago, and is anxious to gain new laurels for hmiself. Welsh is only a lad of 18 yars yet ho can tight with tho best of them. He has won most of his bouts via the K. O. route, and he intends to hang the old sleep producer on the Chicago lad'a chin ere tho six rounds are over. In the semi-windup Young Ellenwood will go eight rounds with Sailor Ritchie of Chicago. Poth of these boys are right in the pink, and the gloves bhould fly thick and fast during their 24 minute stay in the ring.

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