South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 353, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 December 1920 — Page 8
rviu MoisMNf;. ii;n:Miu;i; is, ivzn. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES South Bend. High Team Loses Fast Game to Huntington Quintet 24 to 16
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IS'cithrr Team Rr:i-tfT: Murker During Fir-t Minutes of Plav. Fpcial to to N w-Ti:: mrNTINnTON', Ind . !. '. Fouth rn'!'s fiih!y tr-itd urhool basketball fim f- II th attack of th- !;? il sp:;id ! R'irio hre Fr.Iav r.iht bv ; i :. hl--h before ; Xh'-ir Hor' of to 1(. ::i : of th" f. .-:..-: jr.ir.v-s played lr. the Jr.-t". gyrnr. ipUiin In !"'- ml isor..-. South FtmI op'-r-d th- at!. id: early in the fir. haly wlu n apt. Nyikoi en.'''! ': fron thi- t j . i 1 ' 1 .f th floor. M'i) r p!ar .1 the ! als in the -ad :if!' r h'- --'r-d f from beneath th hacket. Kr;bnum followed with v ral nnrkTs from vari'.-u points on thI!' Cuticura Talcum is Frarrrant and Very . Healthful lrrj.!? free cf Cutleir Laboratorie, Dept X. MWn. Mu. 2c Mfrvwh"r FELT LIKE WEIGHT WAS TIEÖ TO FEET Says Dreco toned up his - U 1 L ' 1: relieved constipation, filled him with energy so he goes to work whistling. "I didn't have an oun"e of Mrerifrth. my limbs felt like they hnl a hunlrMl poun-1 w'ii:ht tie.l o tlK'm." Kild Mr. John I I'i rce. who employed y the S'tiol- la ker '".. .-nd live nt 134 s North .?a:n Sr.. South Hrd Ind. "I was afraid to f tip on a laMer for f ar IM fall. 1 v. as so dizzy. "My stonvtch was une. everything I ate soured, fermented and caused a throwing up of hot, bitter fluid In my throat and I felt very unsteady on my feet. I w i -s ; . drows-y I couldn't sit down withou going to sleep. "After takinc Dre,-. the Ml. p.isset from me in great r-titi'-s tm tongue wan aean- d off. Ko-v. ' ; Toovl daily, -my ptor.'.uh r ;.- o, , up and I w.t" so burgrv T. ird'v wait for :ne.il tim' pood I whi-t!e and sir t:-n I'm work !rg now." Tri co, the herbal rcno-d-T -o I f all tint d!d so rtoich for this man. is a v r tnedy, containing n- iron. ("it, potash nor aw a' i !s 1 :'r on the stne-;. 1 to .i to dig.-st food. , IJot!--e- M vi lr. ef fV fulT .irlVn; r-'--; e 1 1, . . l.iilny., Oulet- the t'.:,f i nd !r ep.' ext-e's eat . ) i-.o-e and prnnrh ;;n.l rchu rundown syp'em. The well kown Preen epr headquarters a th C- : ' .' i ' Sore and Amerlrart Pru.- S 7-ert the local rubllo ar-d - - ki I e ep re I. to V-, t"! r: ,. eT.tr Of : M-ti- t.s-l u?.t -!i.!vaka :r::i.icy. th Pref the 1 11. Adv.
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" ; DEHPSEY TESTED BY NEWSPAPERMEN S Chicago Scrihes Investigate Humors Regarding Condition of Champion. CUfCACO, I)o. 17 A score ; t . w s" j 1 1 1 e i representatives toni of rht ; put Jack Dempsey through a series of f vs many patterned after those used in the w ar in e xamining app'i-! ants for th- air s rviee. in an effort to confirm the heavyweight champ ,on
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l)!(.vs of I'.il! lirennan in their fight : lepes five were "snowed under." at New York. j The first counter of the game wna !N ports that one ear virtually wasi scored hy Kenzler after many uatorn off and that hnd stopped in 1 uccessf ul attempts at the basket Mies Midi., to consult a specialist ! hart b( tn niade. Following that the over d.afnrss whii-h was reported ! basket Was bombarded and at the to have yet in after the light at first J-nd of the Urst half the ncore ood anu:.'d ihv champion, but when ho.-8 to 3. Hope's points during this learned th r-ports were taken ser-P'alf were made on a long shot by ioüiv. he voitmte, red to go through i Japunga Cochevety
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Local Y' Quintet Stacks Score of 40 to 15 on College earn. Displaying the class of basketball that made them contenders for state honors list season. Cooper's V. M. C. A. quintet decisively defeated the Hope College five In the game played at tho Y. M. C. A. last night by a pcor of 4 0 tc The local ag-pretr.-itlon showed much better form than in the clash with Pat Paige's r.utier College five here last Satur day night when the vlstors lowered A 1 . 1 l . I A. Int' ,oc11 s coior vy a. vme point 1. A. 1 M A 1 -1 1 I 1 mil ine piays ii nie ie.aiH enaeu wiui the hall in Kenzlers hands under the basket. The combination displayed good floor work last niijht and had the college boys dazz. edit has yet to show Its worth before opponents of an equal calibre before the aggregation can pet forth Its claim to championship honors. Hindered by the fact that all its practice has been done on a small court the visiting quintet were facing hopeless odds from the beginning. Although at time they showed pood team work down the floor thell basket shooting was poor. Subs nro I'ämL During the beginning of the second half Cooper relieved Rhodes, Cochevety, and NIcar with three ! second string men and during their stay in the game the fight evened. 1 With the re-entering of the full ati iioor and oy a roui goal marker. The suminanrv follows: !!fone 1'ollege f 1 5 1 Y.M. C. A. ;Japun ,r,'i Cavetechey . . Rhodes Left forward Right forward Center I ft guard W'a -Saara Schumi ans (J old er. --ma I e Jotig . . Kiser . . . Klsei Nicai Illght guard Field goals Ker.zler, lH; Kiser, 3; Ilhodes. 2: Cochevety. I; Japunga, ; S hurmans, l; Joltlersma. 2. Foul go.ily--Japung.-i, Personal fouls Cochevety. I; Nicar. 2; Kiser. ;.; Schurm.iris. I. Time of halfs '- iniuute.s. Jieferee Ilalas, Notre ILLINOIS QUINTET ROUNDS INTO FORM Carney. All - American End, Dislocates Knee in Practice Game. j rJir.A.NA. II!., Doc. 17. rrosipetts for a championship- basketball I tt.'tm at the I "nlvcrplty of Illinois j were consid rahly dirnnifd when it'.arney. all-Western end. dislocated j his knee in the Ohio State footbal' game. Carney will he on crutches ! until after the ChriMtrnaa vacation . nd then will have to rest several .eoks hefore ho can play, j ''oaf h Krank Winters, former I i.o ntor of th strone; ltockford, 111.. J high school quintet hn.s started to work with a vengeance, however, ' despite the bitr handicap. The varI i t - football players have reported ! after a hört rest and tho total I number now practicing exceeds the ! UM) mark. ! Tliroo Substitutes. Capt. Vail, puard Walqulst and Meo. foruarls. and three pubstl- . tut m Ii itsoh, Fletcher and Colllni. ..re rhe fn!y veterans on the squad. A goodly number of last season's i yi.iriinps- are on hand, but so far t-one has displayed any real merit. Winters will have to develop at ; least three men out of the squad. I however, in order to have an ample ; supply of substitutes. Reitsoh is taking Carney's old place at center, but i not making i great progress. Walqulst and Mee ! will likely return to their o!d berths at forward, and Captain Vail is certain of the Job at back frtiard. Col lins is the lending; candidate for the ! position of running guard. Carney's loss 1 a blow from ; which the Indians may not recover. He has few equals at the frame and the whole Illinl play is built around ! him. There is a chance that he will j he in shape for the frames on the la half of the schedule, but a dislocated kne is always troublesome and. moreover. Coach Zuppke want : to keep him In shape for the next ! gridiron campaign. MAY ASK PROBE OF BETHLEHEM POLICY Hr rnltfrt Prei! WASHINGTON. 17. Rep. Krank Murphy, of Ohio, said today he Is considering Introduction of a resolution to have the federal trade commission investigate the policy of the Hethlehem Steel Co.. which refunes to sell fabricated steel to New York and Philadelphia contractor? who use union labor: This policy Mas outlined by Pres't Grace, of the J.ethlehem company, testifying In the New York building probe. BASK ITT AIUtANGEMKXTS: Finest selection In the c!t$ Williams, the Florltt. 138 S. Michigan st. Main 759. 9537-:0 All wen end stores will be open very evening Christmas week until 9 p. m. 95S5-1S Advt. All wen end stores will b open every evening: Christmas week until 3 P. m. 9535-18 Advt. All West End stores will be open
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INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE WILL SEE PIG GAMES
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec 17. Indianapolis will see two of the biggest athletic events of the season on Oct. 23, 1921, when Indiana university and Notre Pame meet in their annual football came at Washington park, and Wabash and Rutlcr play at Irwin field. Since Purdue will have finished Its 1921 chance at Notre Dame m Oct. 15, the Jndiana-Notre Dame Käme will probably be the content to decide the state football title which Notre Dame now hold. Hutler and Wabash appear to be two promising colleges in a football way. Wabash, confident of unusual strength, has arranged for a heavy schedule, including a frame with the Army. Butler's rise this last season under the miracle man. Pot Pape, was the sensation of Hoosler college football and since but three scrubs will be lost by praduation and the varsity will be intact. But ler has hlph hopes. Butler Is planning to bring Wittenburg1, secondary champions) of Ohio, for a return pame, There are also reports that Patre la scouting for a game with a biff eastern team and some eleven of Bis Ten caliber in the west. Butler will have nine games seven of which will be at home. LEAGUE BARONS TO AID PROSECUTION OF BALL PLAYERS American League Officials Also Choose Directors For 1921 Season. NEW YOBK, Dec. 17. A sum of money, the amount of which was not disclosed, was voted Friday by the board of directors of the American league, to be ufed in aiding the Cook county state's attorney in prosecutlnp the players and paniblers Indicted by the Chicago prand Jury in connection with the 191'J world series scandal. This, and the official awarding of the 192 0 pennant to Cleveland, it was announced, constituted the business before tno directors, although their meeting lasted more than two hours. The meeting of the league lasted more than fuur hours. While it was stated that the session was harmonious, significance Is attached to the election of directors for the ensuinp year, from the fact that the three so-called lnsurpent club New York. Chlcapo and Boston again were denied representation on the board. Clioo-e Iirvoora. The directors cho.-en included th.presidents of the St. Jouis, Cloveland. Washington and Philadelphia clubs, the only change beinp the Fuhstitutlon of Cleveland for Detroit. Prta't Navln of th Detroit club was re-elected vice president of the league. Pres't Johnson presided at both sessions. Matters In which the American league concurred with the action taken by the National leapue, included the ratification of the new maj-r league preement, fixlnp April 1- as the opening date for the 1 i 2 1 season and permitting splthall pitchers now in the league to use that form of delivery durinp the remainder of their careers but to permit no new pitchers cominp into the league to use the sr.itball. It was said there are now six spitbail pitchers- in the AmTican league. Oppose Waiver Hule. The club owners went on record as opposing; the inter-league waiver rule except on drafted players. Undr the present rule, a major league club which desirrp to send a player to a minor b3puc must first secure wnivers from all other clubs' of both m.ajor leagues and a club refnslnp to waive or, the. player may claim his services for the waiver price. SEES EARLY EM) OF U. S. LIQUOR SUPPLY Uy United rns: WASHINGTON. Der. 17. Th end of the liquor supply of thi country' I In sight. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer told the house ways and mentis committee today that liquor stored under government supervision will last only two or three years, if the rate at which It Is being Illegally withdrawn Is continued. Providing withdrawals could blimited to "proper use" there would be enough to last 15 or 2 0 years. Kramer said. He declared that law enforcement can be accomplished only by greater cooperation of state and local officials. JAllPINICns. Finert asottment In city. Williams, the Florist. 138 S. Mieh'gan st. Main 769.
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WILL PLAY PURDUE Butler College Quintet Will Also Play Chicago Saturday. INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 16. Ccaeh Pat Tage and his squad of 10 Butler college basketball hopefuls left here tonight for a week's trip in the north that will be the bipeest athletic stunt ever attempted by an athletic team representlnp the Indianapolis college. The Butler quintet meets Purdue at Ivifayctte Friday night for the first time In years and then poes on to Chlcapo fn hook, up with Stapp's Maroons in the Midway gym on Saturday nlpht for the first time fdnee the early 90's. Butler hof.es to pain a world of experience and practice from the trip, as Chicago and Purdue were the best fives in the west last winter and have great prospects for this season. The Butler squad will remain In Chicago over tne week-end as the guests of the Maroons, meeting the Chicago Frjuad in .evor.il practice games on Monday and Tuesday. Butler plays the All Collegians, a combination of university alumni, a: Blcomlngton, 111., on Tuesday night. Dec. 22. All efforts to book a return game with Armour Tech at Crieago, which Butler defeated early this season have apparently bfon abandoned. Will Itolease Squad. The Blue and White squad will be released on Dec. 2 4 for two days, but will be back at rractlce in the Irvlnpton "winter .garden" on Dec. 2C Purdue comes Butler f'r a rtuTi game on Jar.. 4. But r's baskcriiili sc'.-.edu'i is hs ye, rrythical. fv o games will be r'ayec! with W:ibn:;h in February, Franklin will come to Indhrr.rvill.i in February', and fc? played at home in Maxell, Rose Po.y and State NormVi vill appear :n Irvidglon. infi IJi tlr will spend a week-eii.l with Hose and Norniil in Ten1 Haute. Cmic: with the InJIana law school, the rentals and the N. A. O. U. remain in the rit collegla'e series. Butler thus far b..- a perfee: average in both cltv and state standings. l.rving defeated the Dentals anl the v. A G. V. and, trimmed Armour -t ' oh In Its opener. ii.vKi-mi.iJT tfam inxs. The Lakevllle Christian's basketball team of the Y. M. C. A. Sunday School leapue defeated the First Brethren team by the close score of 14 to 13 Thursday nipht. St. Paul's squad downed the Clay township five 13 to 4, and the Calvary Baptists won from the Westminster team, 11 to 6. TRlTM.XTYi: SIIADHS BVUMAX. CLITVELAND. O.. Dec. 17. Carl i Tremalne of Cleveland, shaded Joe Burman of Chlcngo. In a ten round bout here Friday nlpht by a whirlwind finish In the final round. Up to that time each had taken three rounds, with three even. They are Kan tarn weights. HIGH SCHOOL BASKITTBATL SCOKHS. At Anderson Anderson 25, B!vomJngton 16. Winslow 27, Fort Branch S. COMJFXii: BASKITTBALIi SOOIUCS. Indiana State Normal 29. Vincenncs Y. M. C A. 27. HIGH SCHOOTc BASKITTBALL sroiu-s. Clinton 23: Bloominpdale 18. Prairie Creek 19, Fairbanks 17. Rockvllle 27: KInpman 24. Glenn 2 5; Brazil 12. West Terre Haute 11; Cory 17. Munch' 3 0; Elwood 18. Marion 5: Kokomo 28. Summitville 20: Bluffton IT Fairmount Academy T.R; Du'.irk 9. Tipton 14: Fairmount high 10. Attica 25; Melkdt 1. West Lafayette .11; Brookston 21. West Point 13; MontmorencI 21. Freeland 26; Fowler 2. Otterbein 12: Otterbein Alumni 2. Oxford 23: Brook 4. Wolcott 60; Goodland 8. Jefferson (Lafayette) 22; Lebanon 42. ITATTS PARDON PTiRVS. V, United Pre 8 : INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Dec. 17. Gov. James P. Goodrich announced today that he will not consider any more individual petitions for pardon of convicts except those taken up by the state pardon board at its December session. .TAitniNiKns. Finest assortment In city. Williams, the Florist, 138 S. Michipan. Main 769. 9528-20 FLOWKTIS rOIt X3IAS. Most beautiful assortment in city. WiJMams the Horlat, 13S S. Michigan st. Main 769. 9539-20. I' L A NTS. Finest selection in city. Williams the florist. 138 S. Michigan st Main 719. 95 4 0-20 nights I was so miserable I would just have to pet up out of bed and it up the rest of the night unable to sleep. In spite of all I could do I kept getting worse, and was very much worried over my condition. "My sister took Tanlac with such pplendld results she got me to try it. and I only wish I had gotten hold of the medicine years before I did. for one would hardly think It could make 5uch a biff change In me. Why, I eat Just anything I want now, and never know what it is for my stomach to bother me a panicle. My kidneys no longer worry me. I never have an ache cr pain, and sleep like a child every night. Tanlac hau certainly done me a world of pood, in fact. I believe it ha saved my life, and I think It I the grandest medicine ever made." Tanlac is sold in South Bend at the Central Drug Store. Public Dru? Store. I-andon's Pharmacy and Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store and in Mishawaka at the lied Crt& Pharmacy, Adv.
Sfafe School Leader Compiles Commandments For Athletic People INDIANAPOLIS. Dt?c. 17. Uncus B. Hines, state superintendent of public instruction in Indiana, hos compiled tne following 10 "sport commandments" which, he says, apply to men and women alike. Mr. Hines, who was himself a college athlete, announced the rules at
a mass meetinp of Butler college i students here. They are: "Thou shalt keep thy backbone straight." "Thou shalt use they lungs at all times." "Thou shalt drink a half gallon ! of pure water dally." "Thou shalt take sufficient nourishment. "Thou shalt masticate they food properly. i "Thou shalt sleep eight hours! dally." "Thou shalt cleans thy body daily." "Thou shalt walk three miles daily." "Thou shalt think pleasant thoughts and banish unpleasant ones." "Thou shalt praise the Creator for these laws and the health they bring to thee, and tell thy neighbors about them." Try NEJFS-T1MES Want Ads Only $25 The Smallest Genuine VICTOR ' VICTROLA as well as the finest plays ALL Records EASY TERMS ELBEL BROS 106 S. Mich. St. 4 FLOORS i bl 'k i ! Order Arrow from TT HITDTW
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CHICAGO, Dec. 17. Confessions by players on the Hyde Fark high school football team that a "ringer" had been introduced in a game with the Lansing. Mich., high school at linsing. Dec. 4. Friday resulted in Principal Hiram P.. Ionis barring
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