South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 52, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 February 1921 — Page 8
8 TfWlAY MOII.VTXO. TOllirATlY 2 f.-1921, THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 9 American Bowling Congress
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HEÄRLY THOUSAND FIVE MEN TEAMS I TO ENTER CLASSIC
lho Export State Tournament lo Eclipse Last Year's
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nv JiirfriLT spatik. 3t Is wondwral to think of L?v enchantment the tournament hH fr tho real hohlem. A report Juft istvaod. by hrfy Lanptry, cf th Amt1caji Howling Congr?, convey the Information that 9 34 fire men tarn have entered In the big- clartc, which Is 22 more tfims than Prrl circled In the event lat year rfc IVoria, There are also 2,221 two mn fam and 4,40 entries in the Ir.dlvMu.il event. Officials of the Cor.jjrefiH hal an- " Ccip;.ted in the neighborhood cf T50 tpama for the toum.imont th! yar, i for two reo-eon?. First, because of the general business d predion, and "frond, because it was thought that the majority cf tlie boilers from the rciddl weet. tho hot tel of the "fcowllm: population, would not make ' tho tri- ao far past as Buffalo. It but another bit of evidence cf hjn fcorrularlty of thU great Indoor Interest In State Meet, v fo one will be surprised if tho -ntry Jtt at tho Indiana Htato Iiowl- ' tasr nr.f ) c Lit Ion tournament excd the hlrh water mark established at Fort Wayno last' spring when over 500 five mn team made up tho fchedulo. If local Interest l.an Indication of th .irit pn'allln mong the bowling clan of "Indiana' tho entry list of tho state tournatnnt will fcurpana that of the hfsrh water mark of a year ago. Compelling the holding of the plate event at Indianapolis instead of Marion ha: created considerable favorable comment locally. I?o,wler feel they will have better accommodation and n civ- better treatment In the capital because in the latter dty the alley ownem are compelled to maintain better conditions. Ueiderf, hotel and other facilities use fure to be better than could be expected of a melier city. The Oliver lfaue of thi3 city i ft Kood criterion of bowling: enthusi.m. Although this league has the largest n.umertoa.1 strength of any orKnfiIz.tlon In the wtate lt artistic achievement Ls but of the average, Fupportir.fr tournament mainly for th welfare of the ganv and their ntrics are mainly cf ic complimentary nature. But they support every tournament and they will have between 10 and 16 club entered la the state tournament, which L very commendable. IciuH Honor I Soil. Local bowlers ttaln thowed plenty of snip find In their race for h!$rh "positions in tho NVws-Time3 roll of honor. Thli weok Clifford M. Lontz, of the Deer! in the Federal leaflVfcP, phowtnl a cl'?in pair of heeb to thft local clan with a line woro of 3S7, Ajid Hliv r was not Hatinned with annt'xlnfr the hih score? honors and he also c:tshed in for the select circle . Clarence Hepler, of trie Elks lasjue, mad a fine pho-vTlngr for second plac by porftinK' 243, while Frank Cierznlak. of tho Wert Slda leafpiA, CATne a f.tronr third was 2 43. The 2W4 and 293 classes wer the rtKWt thickly populated, each having rix entrants, whih tho 210 la contained five candidates. The complete ltet of double century prrformer are appended herewith: Ptayerw Iioa;iie. Scores. Federnl . . .267 trfeplor. Elkn ....... .245 0niai. VTa-X Side ..242 .Vlagtjr. I'.aplo ... .,..238 L:QnhUr, LTafdcs ..23 4 Dom, OHvc ra . . . ... 231 TttcheU. Coramerrt.il ....222 Otoiail, Orphn;m Trio .22? " Sri alei . . , .223 Xeene, Commercfcrl 228 Plhlte. American 203-204 JirinhArt. Orpheum Trio ....22 4 V riPP. Ide 20T.-223 f .ro?in. Kks 212-22.-. kTumeT8, XatVmnl .. 221 prown, Olivers .220 JilarKn, K!kn . 21 2-2 IS JLdlcJS Federal , -. . -13
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2X2 2 1 J 212 210 210 210 21P
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.Vlivn. Wf?t Ride -Otnton. Oliver - trai, Ulk . . M ....... 2 VI vrm(rer, Klks svw.. ........ IVrnold. Olivers . . . .w . . . RVhlteirmn, Ooinmercinl ....214 Lebe, I-Tlks Weckerlch, Wi-fi Ski 6latela. Olivers . .
lixkla, Xaflonal ....210 iT.nxTHdnim. Orihtmm Trio -..209
aiTift. Orvheum Trio GrenJnK. EacU-s ".ntert, Knplfs L-rubb, It;l Ijrnbowrkl. Latho Work.- .
hisdahl. Coramerrfal ....02-206:
Fedral . -... . . .205
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20? ....20$ . . .20S 2U4-20S . . . - o . .207
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Atvr.a, Olivers Churchill. Commen. lrertor. Olivers ........ "jrauffman, Xxitlers . . ...
S-hurr.furhf r, Ants . rh"f cr, ElWs .......... T)ict EaKl 'f Cct el 1 o, O m mercial . ..... .
7i!ky, American . Ouko-wlt. Wilson Zniler. Elka
Jforrior. nafrl." Tlacjran, h'lr.pT! . Ai'lerer?er, Slr.ers . JI.uck. Oliver eirotz. Commercial iTllltr, American . ifoore, American V-rtx. National . M . 3ktorrkon. Hatrle "Myer. Olivers ...... Oft II, rCa.tlonl ..........
M&elrn. ITapl.-5 200 Vhomftji, Commr-rclal 200 JiexTK, Temple 200 IVur rake JVlert Clafi. Only four players showed er.ouyh pced (luring' the px week to qualify for tho lTt circ!e, ahowir.gr a larTc nf cor.stptency" In the attack. Of thrf the I Ik Trmpte produced ttrn and fh Wert Side leagrue furnfih1 th other half of the sketch. .Tho players making the Krade are aa Allows: nyer IAC"ew Total. r. t yciin iwii-ii in Ii ..Ii
201 r - ' m 20 2 A A . V . 202 201 231 201
Says Half Million Only Starter
"Pop" Geers, His Friend and His Flivver.
-Atr70 i:dWard F. "Pop" CJeers, veteran .ralnsman is preparing to drive more -winners. . t ' Qtfltln'g his FUlky has never once occurred to him. ...... - . . "I'vo mad over a lialf million with tho driving lines," suys "Pop." ' "That's only a starter." ,Tlm king qf tlie harn ps tracks pirouetted - on hH right leg which Mas been broken a tLizen tlmes byppllls just' to' prove What he was Bayln?. "Tho only tim I realize I'm getting on the shady side of life is when some of my friends remind me, of It," Geers laughs. "I g"uess I'm good for at least 13 or 20 years yet. To lAw n Sulky. "I aim to spend 'em all in the Hulky, too. "I don't ever Intend to givo up my friends tlie horses, I mean. "If tho tlmo ever comes when I'm unable to drive guess I'll just hang around the barns and help th trainers.
Ueen in- tho game so long, you know, I couldrv't get along without it.". ; "Pop" has been . jockeying, trotters and pacers to - the post for 50 years. Grooms Winners'. At the barns tln Xorth Memphis ho is grooming moro winners. Taking lifo easy to "Pop" ir.f-ana working from morning1 till night with his pets. But ho has a side hobby. It's his flivver. "A flivver Is a big as.-rt to my business," says "Pop." "I .pin back :ll forth to the track s veral times' a day in it. "During racing . season I couldn't be without it. Sometimes I mako overland trips in it from ono city to another. "I'e got several mighty promising two and three-year-olds. "You'll hear a lot about my IVter June, Molly Knitrht, and June Ited next season."
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White Sox 2 5 Antlers league. Jewels . 1 T. Chams Ii Fla 11
Colt s Tylers Bucks H
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Cutters 9 Greenirrs 9
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T-Tii;1es .Cratch lAMgiie silver Fdar 21 C, Hagars Plumbers. . 10 11 Dixie Flyers 12 11 Kokorrro Kills .... 4 2:'. Fetlenil Ix'jigue. Prongs 13 5 lV-ers . ...... 1 1 li Tai! ...w. ...11 I'awns ......... .1Q 11 Grits ....... lo ti Or funs S 12 r. . n. Tj-ague. luclvS ...... .....Is Ledgers M. .....12 s Tips 11 10 Charms ..........10 11 Feather .. . 0 U Flyers ? 12 Emblems 7 11 v. o. r. 7 i4
Prt. .617 .000 .5 50 .300 .433 :43 .4 6 7 .450 .433 .417 .714 .r.24 ..-,2 .4 2 .429 .CS1 .SS.1 , 5 o C .500 .Z0C .500 .500 .2S3 .27S .r, t;T .619 .371 .129 .3 Si .333 .371 .524 .524 .324 .47fi .47(1 .4 70 .4 2? , .39 3 .4SI .14S
Main Olliee 7 11 standard Oil Tji'ague. Nhe Utes i 11 4 Cordova .-....... 9 Beavern ...... . 1 S T. H. I. O .7 S Capitols 6 9 Premiers ' 3 1 . Temple LoagiK. Hairs 13 S Cubs 12 9 I lorns '...,'.b.ll 10 Stags ...,.11 10 Tusks ...... ...... 9 12 IxA-als 7 14 . Wllf-on Bros. Iisiie. Dept. Heads 14 7 Cutting ...13 S Shipping .....? 12 Executives 0 13 Wet Side Ijeaue. Ic Cream .......12 Florals 10 x J. N 9 9 M. A. C 9 Tho Model .9 9 Choka Stars s lo Oil Cans 10 U Nemeih 6 12
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Ham Yard Golf Tourney Starts in Florida Today
ly .j8ociated Pre: ST. P1:TERSBUPwG, Fla.. Feb. 20. The annual horseshoe pitching tournament, expected to be the greater "bum yard golf" tournament, will get under way here Monday, with a list of entrants that ineludc " ixperts from nearly every ptate in tho Union. Contectants from Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and other middle western states predominated, but Pennsylvania. New York anil the New Eagland states are heavily represented. There is no ag limit and the players range from years to youths in knickerbockers, with the majority w-ll past the half century milestone. Frank Jackson, of Kellerten, la.', iw the national title holder.
OLYMPIC STARS TO REPRESENT SCHOOL AT LEGION GAMES
Murphy and Desch Will Carry jN D. Colors at Boston Meet, Tucsdav.
Johnny Turphy and Gus Dsch will carry the Notre, Dume colors Into the American Ixglon games at P.oston Tuesday night. Murphy compiling in the high jump against Whelan i.nd possibly Eandon. and Desch being entered in the 30-yard low hurdles. Eddie Meehan, idol of Notre Dame last year and winner of tho conference half-mile, will appear in tho same meet for the Meadowbrook club of Philadelphia. While there was nothing of the fluke in the surprising victory of Alberts of Illinois over Murphy Saturday night, admirers of the silent Johnny are awaiting with interest the next meeting of the pair at the Illinois relays on March 5. Murphy was jumping up to form in the meet nnd all but cleared the bar ut six-three and n half, which is an exceptional Jump and good enough to win both the B. A. A. and Millrot-e events. But Alberts cleared the bar at six-three and a half; and if he can do it regularly he is a "wlz" and will be heard from. Previous to Saturday night ho had never made the jump, averaging about six-one. His teammates were as agreeably surprised as Irish fans were disagreeably surprised. Murphy has four chances to return the favor before the yea.son is over, Mav 3Ieet St. I.ouls.. Hockey auhörities are in communication with St. Louis university officials following the request of that school for terms regarding two ice games to he played in that city. If an agreement Is reached the contests may feature the coming week. Brownson took the Sunday, morning Interhall basketball game from Carroll 42-28 after a stiff first half. Interhallers are preparing for the annual dormitory field meet to be held March 10.
MM TIED WITH IMAM FOR LEAL
Two Fives Maintain Fast Pace and Lead Conference Standing. Tr Associated Tress I CHICAGO, Feb 20. With the close of the Western conferer.co championship basketball race three weeks away, Indiana and Illinois Sunday night are; tied for first place honors, each team having" won six out of eeven games. Five more games remain on the schedule for Illinois whllo Indiana has four more to play. The Mtinding follows:
W. Illinois .....0 Indiana .6 Purdue 4 Chicago ... o .... 3 isconsin 4 Minnesota .4 Michigan 4
Iowa Ohio
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Vet .So .359 .371 .555 .500 .500 .500 .333 .230
Bonle Bush Some Bowler As Well as BM Player
LOCAL BOWLERS GO GOOD IN CHICAGO
South Bend Representatives Make Fine Showing in Tournament.
r.y Associated Pre's: TOLEDO. O., Feb. 20. McCullough and Pritchott, of Indianapolis, rolled into first place In the doubles event of the national Elks bowling tournament here Sunday with a score of 1182, displacing Bauer and Miller, of Detroit. O. Bush, shortstop of the Detroit American league baseball club, and Hargitt, also of Indianapolis, took third place with 1168. .
HAUE' HT1VDS SOUTTT. Ily Associated Presm: . NEW- YORK, Feb. 20. Babe Ruth left snow-covered New York Sunday for Hot Springs, Ark., whero ho will start training for attack on his home run record. Tho, New York American outfielder will be joined there by Carl Mays. . Walte Hoyt, and Harry Harper, three p'tcber.-, and the four players will fq.end two weeks in conditioning before solng to Shreveport, La., the Yankee training camp.
AWARDS FRANCHISE Ity Associate Press J PHILADELPHIA Pa Feb. 20. (r. H. A. Laweon, organizer of the recently incorporated Continental Baseball association, announced here Sunday night that a negTO team would be placed in Providence, It. I. The franchise, ho said, waa awarded Sundav to Monroe D. Young, of
Knoxville. Tenn., and G. M. Victory,
or iniiaueipnia.
Special to The News-Times: CHICAGO. Feb. 20. South Bend made a line showing with her bowling representatives in the Craftsmen
tournament, rolling Into third place In the five-men event with 2,727. George Thum rolled into third place t hthe singes with C14, and the same player also worked himsolf into third place iu the 11-events with 1,740. Schäfer and Thuru . secured a place in the doubles with 1,121, while Otis Komlur also secured a place in the singles with 58 8. The live-men tam had a splendid chance to go into the lead after rolling 993 and 969 for the first two games, but in the finals they broke and finished with 2,727. live-Men Event. Thuru 236 220 143 000 Romiur 201 139 129 4S9 Loutz 209 2u;'. 169 3S0 Schäfer ...... 109 211 14S 528 Schnells 179 170 173 330 Totals 992 909 765 2727 Doubles. Schafer 192 152 245 5S9 Thuru 134 178 200 332 Totals 346 330 443 1121 Loutz 149 13) 158 437 Romiur 136 14S 154 428 Totals 25 27S 212 S73 Schnells 153 181 192 526 Delcamp 127 121 143 391 Totals 2 SO 302 S.I." 017
Singles. Thuru 194 175 2 45 f,14 Rumiur 191 200 190 590 Loutz 173 120 191 490 Fchaeft-r 145 1S2 14S 475 Schnells 175 ISO 157 51S Deicamp 147 1 35 103 4 45 Chicken Pie supper Tuesday, Fob. 21, at First M. E. church. Price 75c. Becrin servinp at 5:30.
Cir.VLTiI2NGKS NORWEGIAN" ciLvn ry Associatod Press: LAKE PLACID, N. T Feb. 20, Arthur Staff, of Chicago, who won the American professional speed skating championship hero laut week Sunday challenged Osoar iL
Mathlesen, of Norway, to a contest nect season for the world's cham
pionship.
ATLANTIC FEATHER WINS. Ty At seriated Prtss:
PANAMA, Feb. 19 The 'featherweight . boxing championship of the American navy w,as awarded to the Atlantic fleet Sunday night when
Sutton of the flagship Pennsylvania,
won the decision over Etchell of the
battleship Arkansas' in a six round
bout.
The Horoscope
TUESDAY, FEB. 22.
This should prove to be a day of peculair interest or adventure, according to the prevailing rule of tho
stars. The dominant force Is Ur-
anu.s the planet of the eccentric.
tho disruptive and the Iconoclastic Its rule this day relates largely to
social, domestic and romantic affairs
and in these domains the unconventional ami the irregular may be ex
pected to materialize. The best ad-
Vice is to avoid all new enterprises
a:ul to be particularly circumspect and discreet in conduct .espodally In social or romantic adventures. Avoid travel -ir. d change. Tho-- -.vhet-e birthday it is have
th pr-d: '-turn for peculiar and un
usual experiences, especially in social and lomesti- affairs. They should avoid new enterprises, shun removal or journey and be discreet in demeanor. A child born on thlfc day may be fond of romance, adventure and change and be given to pleasure and company. A woman may have- an interesting career.
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