South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 322, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 November 1920 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-UM LS Notre Dame Officials Will Decide Soon On Proposed Game With Penn State

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IRISH LOSE TWO STARS FOR GAME NEXT SATURDAY

Wait Outcome of Other Contests Before Deciding on Penn State Clah. The b'l"!lr,r;.i rf r! jjarshlp.s b-fore they no part in the fo'.ti ain-J.g rham.ir" won hrifl ill pdi-y f Coru h Jtokn-? and the N"tre I-ni" &thltic board of control -v hi. h a th principal reaer. no üial action h.xs b n taken on th- matter -f ta proposed gam- b-!wn th" lr;.-h and 1 n r.';. 1 a n :a State CoP-.ro to plei.I nt N'-w V"ik, I--c. 4. A rtat m-nt i.-?u-l y-d' r I i , t! board will iri' t t to on!dcr the Top"'"l garr.e but It i? oTvn that th i ? f or: j of the Notre-r'anc-Northw-.s -ru jjam- and I'onn State's . . ; 1 With I'ltt-barg will play a Hg !-'t in th-- ultimate dcl.ion. Two Stnrs Out. Notr Jani- will co into tho p-ame tvith NortlnvMtTn Saturday iniruis both "ilur.k" ArdiTson, guard. ;ini GoorRfc lij'P. nt i r h:i!f!':i('k. While 1 1 or kn ':- t im --Til! b.Ms tte r than th" I'nrpb- v n with thse two regular n,t ara.tlai- ir.jnry would Kvrrly h;iinn r th Ir;sh and ttould put the two t'-.iiii; o.i nlm"st evn t riu An examination of fjjpp'a hnulltr Tue-day r-veabd th- f ict that th- t nl' ir bne v, . us frnctur'd and I: 1 i m ir 'd i b!e that h will Ik able t :- t into thf: play for even .-i short r ri'd. Ntr Iin h .v ; to rr.t the Michigan A-i's .-it Lansing i.n Thar.ksglvlnir t ui'-il up h r regular season bat the A -r :!.. v. e aker thin a K-,n than b f . r , . r xpct"d to e,tf r !.ft!e -r i j. t i t i n . I'cnn State vill t -r jd-v s i'ur'l.'iy but will -!; - M with I'llf-h'ir on Thar. ks-'h in,' ! i in ;i ir n,, th-it will afford th t . t ( fi!l .rians niro Action th in : n in which. th-v li.ivo partir'.j.at. d tl-.Ms f ir. I 'itt.- im i f? I und f. at d although hdd to a 7-7 tic by Symnji'. ' nn Si;ilc's r rord 1 nirr.-d hv .t ti.- rain- with I.--hlh. StudoPfs. to AttrMltl. Th Nort 1 i'n i:;itne a i'l b thf OTaM-.n of ;!; 1:1. it an:.-. a . - OdlH of Notre I Mile H'l'T,tv More than half of the jji.n ? tud r.ts are planning tr invade i:a- -ton Saturday accompanied b the nnivej .-iry banrl ar.d aneth i 1 il bind. Th ir numbers vi 11 1 a mrjiu r,l".l by a thousand of more aliunni incn (hicao, the f-tronitf t Notre Kuae citv In th country. K'-servation-; h ave b?cr. made for 2.Cl,j In the Xotre Dam section. IJepoct- from I'vanston Tuesday indintd that tlireofourths oT Vr.o seat.s hid been Hold. A crowd of between lä.000 and 20,000 Is expected. HARVARD AM) CKM RK TO MEET O.V COURT CAMnrriPor. Harvard .it Mb nounced TV".- d center coll".-" bn pl.1V Harv.i! 1 h. r Fveral of t!. ne ! tall t'i m w il . h Harvard are (.n t ball yi'uoI. : i-s.. Nov a m ! ! : i r i i . ke'b..!! t- , r M i i 'a 7 al-T !! t'r I 'm i' i ! ' I;:. a Fi t ; . . a w :i n ' . f.M-t - i hi- !;!! h. Kl-..:.i::; r. k at v.m rioorfe K'i.xi-r. who piave. ,ioI fltar ,-a mo :it renter f r t ri . M d. ll-.pi ilishljl 1 . 1 5" ? t ha: pntn last win:, r. ha s re t m v .- I t outh II nd .r;d wi'l jday a i cam duririL: the Ml STAR CAoKJbTBAUL PLAYER, TT v v I Hi i ' m U IUV.. ft-: ill X i If! 11 at 'f.: i . i - - r - ' Y - - . st f. t rt 'C. i: v: :;- Jo Drei" f us j. wäo known rouLout the Hast as oce of je cuuatrr s greatest LasW.-ft.iii Jajera. Lie receutlj aioed a atXiiCt piaT oa LUe team of x Ulckaro, whkh b yt u-ea A-aa:zei. It itok ai if prufes-

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Cor 1 fc2 fotK n rr MY. Our ftermed eonternr orary. Tad, brought up a Kood point the other r.U'ht In refcrrncf to Carentler's activitit-c on these shores. He put the question to Carptntier whether he was here for ft purely commercial cleanup or A --ira ere attempt tu prove his super lority over the greatest fivrhter of the ant. is he so confident that he can vanquish DenipV that he would be willing to fitfht winner lake rorbett did when he met tli" mii-hticst si ii icy; r of his time, John I j. .Sullivan? It' a pointed, pertinent query di.it retails the whoh'-hearted enhi:s;;.sni of fighters oth T thiill 'o'lvtt who sacriliied coin for a ra h at the coveted crown or some ! famous boxer, tor Instance: .Toliii I j. (Int SI.OUO. .I.ih.-i 1. Sullivan wa.s protably pr-nnd a Unuisaud or so when lie whipped I'addy Kan for the title. There were no sate receipts, only the Jfl.OCO take put ' p by the a. ui-rs of each fighter. Sol!iau and Mitchell fou -'M their f.'.hM.us .'.'.t-round draw in tin rain a i 'hantil'.y. France, for 500 piunJs ,i;de. .Wither received a cent, 'Us said, wlun the battle ended lndeisiv dy. FiT,immons tho chnilenper, ai-'ht .Hm "orbett winner-take-all QU1NN AND FAY TO DECIDE IT FRIDAY Preliminary Will Draw Big Sliarc of Interest in Oliver Show. I F:l fans who saw the (Ireb- ! Smith match at Sp rlnpbrok a ;:..o:i'h ago ar.' goinj; to be prcmlI nent among those pr-sent at th .show f. he stageel at the Oliver on l-'r;day t ight, when Hud Perrill and Ton.- ?U1 headline the bil with a lightweight t-r.gasement. Hut it is not entirely the Perrill- ' 7.111 afsair that will attract those who saw the Springbrook show. A preliminary bout with Kid Fay of j Nib-.-. Mivh., and Jimmy Quinn of Chicago Lv going to draw a host of fans into the theater. This pair j me; in the first bout of the Springi )ro,. program and they furnished jtke fans with the real thrills of the J evening a battling, mauling, flghti:.g Ircm bell to bell exhibition sucn i is i-i sen in lew preliminary en1 e ounte rs. Last Mcvtln:; Close. Many of the experts at the rlngislde called the affair a draw. Other I w . re inclined to give Fay the edire i 1 ut a:! agreed that they had wit nessed a tlsht, and hundreds of th. s who want to see the question settled will be present Friday. 1-ud Terrill is going Into the main go with more than a slne-le defeat er vi ;ory depending on the outcry, e-. A de fi-at will mean tho ennceling of a bout cheduled with Ritchie Mitchell, which will be held in Canada next month. FerrilTs aTicr has received word to he effect that if Fud loss's to Zill thn Zill will be .dgr.ed as the logical cppenent for Mitchell. Th"rc is a bl purse hung up on the Canada bout and. he receipts at the diver will he or.'v a ft-oonJurv cor..;dc ration to Mr.-rs. IVrrill and Zill j Eddie Welsh, the South Render wno wi i race iniile Holmes Friday. rj'yinc a growing popularity on-- midd le-w stern promoters. 1-h took the big end of his last 1-h took the big end of tattle at Kalamazoo and Tue. receive d another offer from e at K.i lim.T7.no and Tonw-J-if . the 'same management to at pear there on Nov. 2 4 as a principal In the main event. j Try KEKS-TIMES Want Ads

In their championship encounter nt Carson City. Fltz, the winner, received the $15,000 purse, the $10,000 side-bet and $13.000 for hla movlni; picture rlphts. But he etood to lote all, Me the latter figure. "hen Fttz foupht Dempsey, tho Nonparlel, for the middleweight crown the purst was $12,000 a muniricen: sum In those days. The winner raked In nearly the entire boodle. I it Got Notlünff. ITtr.sImmon and Jim Hall, the Kreat Australian, foupht for a $40,000 purse. Hol flattened Hall In the fourth round but received a worthless chck. For winning he '!Us supposed to receive $37,500 but in the end he was j?lad to take the old lumber used to erect the arena In payment for his seVvlcej. In Fitz and Sharkey fought for . $10,000 puree winner take nil. Hob knocked the sailor out fairly enough but was robbed of the decision by Wyatt Barp, a noted punman. Hf didn't pet a red cent even though he took the matter to the i courts for red re.-. John L.. Sullivan received 562 for his first New York appearance. He knocked out Steve Taylor at Harry Hill's famous place on Houston st. Jack Johnson took but $5,000 of a fo5.ooo purfo as thp challencrer College Swimming Association President Andrew Wilson, of Tale, a member of the 1913 claa wno was re centlj elected President of the Collrg Swtromtnc Association.

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14 Lc;ßct (ftci ws ria-r Haul I In his contest with Tommy Eurni at Sydney. Willard didn't make a cent In beatlnff Johnson, who snared $30,000 for his end. Willard raked in $100.000 when Pempney manned him at Toledo. The challenger was guaranteed $27,500. ENGEL'S 101 S. MICIIKiAN ST. We

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CIGARETTES Camels, Lucky Strikes. Relus. Chesterfields, Piedmonts, Life, Spurs. Idle Hour?, Oasis, Mura tl s. Melachrinos, Mogul. Regular 20c pkgs $1.00 0:. 2 TWIN CITY OXiNG OUT Friday Hov. 19 TICKETS ON SALE Oliver Theatre Mclnemy & Warner' JImrnie's Cigar Store Goat Anderson! Hull & Calnon and Nile, Mich. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 AVOID STANDING IN LINE FRIDAY

MYTHICAL TEAM OF INTERGLASS STARS

Sophomore and Seniors Get Majority of Positions on Eleven. nv miki; NYIKOS. Hlsh school fnterclass football jr-t away to a pod start for the ojihon.ore cln this year and they wire ea-vy the best team in the league. The pickinc nn all Interclass team by one who saw all the the Kanus is as follows: At ends we have Sherman, a sophomore, and Moore, a junior. The former was the best defensive, man in the leu true and never was a play executed that he was not there to help out. He had a year of varsity ev.er!nen :ind his lnelliTlnllltV Kent ! him from playinir this year. Moore j P lay! UK quarterback on the Junior team is an end. He Is fast and always wa-s in the game playing his best. Iioth Tackles Seniors. Tank and Kosenberir. both Seniors, are given the tackle births.

they were head and shoulders above any other tackle in the leagrue. Hoth were powerful in stopping plafs; hein? exceedingly hard men to eitd-ill er po throuph or around. At one ruard, Hondor, a Junior of stocky )uild but without previous experience was the best guard. He was biff and hard to get through

At the otner janerre. a senior, was playincr a creditable game all season and his ability to hold tho line wem himself a place at guard. At center, we have KoDertson, a senior. who was best of all centers. He passes a ball well and on the defensive was the limelight of the seniors. He always was dependable neush to stop plays directed his way. Mcllamler At Quarter. The quarterback position Is given without hesitation to Mellander of the sophomore team. He was a real le-ad-r inspiring his men and choosing his plays well. He oouhl pass and run well with the ball. Iiis treat work enabled the sophomore to win the pennant. The halfbacks are iriven to Huntman and Voeish, both sophomores. P.oth had varsity experience arul they could handle themselves weh. liuntman got away with many big runs and he was a hard man to stem. His passing and defensive nlaying was great. Voedish was fast andi; good on the defensive. j: At fullback we have Bet-tyj; Staples. Although' playing fuartT-!i back his place was at full. Het-ty o was the human bullet and literally '; ripped the opposing lines to t-hreds. : He rarely failed to pain when given ; the ball nnd showed himself to be ' an all-around player. '! Mentions: Uowsher, W. Hager, !; n1 n CUT - RATE

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Foster, Lopetskl. At tell Appears Before A Y. District Attorney XHW YORK, Nov. 16. Ate Attell, ex-pugilist, mentioned in connection with investigations of "fixinR" of the 191$. world's series, voluntarily appeared Tuesday at th ornce of Acting District Attorney T.illcy. Att?. who recentlv returned from Montreal, declined to make any formal ftatement to the prosecutor, but said he was available at any timje he was "really wanted" by the authorities. "I certainly will not be the goat," Attell wans quoted as saying, "but there a case pending In Chicago with lots of indictments a en Inst different partit, and I elon't want to talk while that matter Is still unsettled.' m ' O' NEWS-TIMES W'ant Ads

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Boys' Suits and Overcoats of regular $22.50 and $25 value, now $1 7.50. Mostly Sampeck make and guaranteed all wool. See these great values now at Boys Suits and Overcoats of regular $30, $32.50 and $35 value, now $24.50. Most of these are from the famous Hart Schaffner & Marx lines. See them at

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Livestock Prices Slump; Are Lozcest Since 1916

Dy Fnltel Pre: KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. IS. Lowe st prices s;r. e Deermbt-r, IMS. wcro paid for livestock here today. The hog market dropped from 2. to ."5 cents with a range- of $11. $12.50. In the cattle division . ers and feeders sagpe-d to $4. ", to ock0 to $10. Titiht money was blamed, by livestock authorities here for lack of demanel for s' chance otlieia ok -rs and feeders, exestitmting buying of feeders, having lropped t 4'"1 per cent of normal. Sixty five thousand cattle We re in the yards here today 2 4,nno cf them hoidover from, yes terday. ( hic.(;o c.xm.i: si fmh. CHKWr.o. Nov. K,. Cattle prices hit the toboggan today with prices m -Mm -

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