South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 66, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 March 1921 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND HCWpTIMES Local Bowling Delegation Leaves For National Tournament This Weelz

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SOUTH BEND TEAMS WILL COMPETE AT BUFFALO SATURDAY

Jlucktaik ;mrl SprciaU to En. trr Five-Men Tram. ANo Double and Single.

by .ii:ncsorirT si.uu:. Tu r;r.g th' --;rr-nt u k th" f.:; rl' ; ;(! ;"H "f South H"nd howbrs tv i ! Jf.-ivf for Buffalo ti take part

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.t ri i !; Tb f . r r; i r cmj.f -i (I of a;l Mhn, ;,rg.- S'"h tf r. I. . Ca-m'.r. Walt-r Witm-r. i i -j r I " h I ir demu and it. A. Sfitni Tlw Sp -iU an- m fi" up f Wilbur H.trlin. M. sr.z. otto Ti.t.k- .M'I M.r.l'Tt. th- litter pair ri: k fr ? 1 1 i:ntu Harbor. Tb'S ' two t-;i!.i-' a rt- schedub d t" 'Tnft- ii"L Si t urd.ty and Sitir.uy, rn!!;n; tb- Jive m n -V nt 'ri Tlir- fori:.- r ;ir.I th- J"uII' M anil r ;ngb-.s n 'tjn ! i. Th- hjuhI will Uavr h r- in t.vo ! i i.- ior.y, four of th- Ru kt iils b-aving here on Tu' day. Among th..-- it. A. S-hm 1!.-, uho is tll- local .bbgat- t th. annual nu ting of th- 1 "orik'r a nd ii also ri n-f ml r of li- executive r oniniiüo . T. ; I itt'T l.ody ni'' t m M.mh Mil. w i i i 1 Um- ni'-eting of the i'n!i;ir'"i i'nü'vfiH'S March 11. SKrt 1 1 . emeil. For M'ort as prominent art that of bowline, which om prlo-a repi - ii:a t ; from .ill walk of life la tb- I'mt. '1 S'at'-H and Canad.a. .v-hbh arc gowrmd by '. h Amerin lliiui.r,; ( 'or.;Tt th!- is not another hodv in which the executives nceivc r i emun ration for th"ir r ic s. M' ry in rnl' r of tlw- orcaifiaztion. with the 'XCfption of the yrri tury. r-c iv no cotnp'-n-sation whatever anl lini'c their or tivlti h r-uri ly for the bct intcrrtn rf th- sport. r.'caii'-r of th- ro.snir.politan construction of the- l.owlincr fr;Uf rnity many qurstic nahl t'ninir.s dov-l0F ami it requires .iiprrra' vlgilancf in th matter of lpi.lation to keep th port from hecomim; involvoil in l:sr putahle dalincr. I'very Hiihi(liary organization throuhout th- country ahitl. hy the leriiun of the rulings of th A. H. :nd all its lenio rati- m'-:nl' rnhips ha" aoi.-olute faith ;in-l -onf i-len In the orrnin body. StudelmkT Annual (lavh. The annual -!.th of the Stüdei nkers, represent inir t!ie ream of bowlers from the Detroit and South Rend plants, is r.nw under full sway. Th trorhy at stalv. in the A. II. nr.kine cup. -u hieh li ih been the prize for vewral year-'. A stipulation provide that the trophy must be w on three timtrt in succc.-sion b-

for rrrminent oner.;hip can be. claimed and the firt was won by th1: South I?end plant last year. Consequently a now trophy hn been provided. Qualification for ri.;ht of competition is open to all members of the organization and the playt-r attaining tile b;j;b sl average for 1 series of tj ptnes must thn mretp in a si-final series of six irr.es, h :"'h v;ih decided on Satarady. Tlie members to qualify are 'arl Knieper. Walter Tischke. l'd!io Somniets. Cb ore VrntJ. Illoyd I. T:iliar.i a od A. Abraham. The final fcrbs with IMniit bowler ill besin npt Saturday, whieh will be hoipe a jhI home panics. Stac l".citln Ujicc. Tbre are many interest inr Icarue races in force throwht the city rhieh h.'.s p;ieti tlie prreat im petus this eason. iii the fact of unfaorabl' wathrr -onditions. Of the 1 clul-s in the Oliver b asuf. tir of thmi are tied for firwt place whi'e nine rbibs foitowin are within f.e canies of the b-.td r. The f.Ui'-came ti fo!- fir!t place was brrkrn m the F.a cles league but th,- entire nu mbershir of the organization is nn!y fv e camcs from n to bottom. Only three irainc separate the fi-st r.vr team-, in the Iathe Werks 'oicup and tb.e first five clubs in thM Orph'um Trio panics arc sfpnratcd y four irames. Strife :m f :!- in the l'ederal league, w ith the Pror.sts and Ieer juakin? the running for the te.p .veat the evens. The i'oiinne;-, ial ami Antler li ,isufs hae a u'O'at battle for ecreui p'.a.-e although the loaders in ihee t w , l.-.ui: are makii: n runaway ra of it. The two St u -

ilebaker lei; '.e-. whose run for the n!!n -Msm. (oriipact and tk.e leadej-.s st a i: : !y 1 1 1 re a ? e ried . A-ain th- Sou:!i Iter d

to.k their "h: !-.to camp in

'Iiica.eo a : we. '.v. t'ne locals w'JJ".-T'i'-K hy abo-;t pins. Carl Mohn Ud the att..ck w:h 1. The rvent ' was p.:;hd ot' w.th .1 b.C biri'iutt tn which !ie !lno..T shelved off to ceoii advintaqe ,i.s well. Trit Ix.id Honor Holl. It i refresb.jj .4 to se the new cni:-e to th- front in th' lw',1"? s ante ami is further iienc-" of t1! no id strides the sport l-5 ,i-,aVi',c. tearing the .,.-; wet k T -0 i . T'f.t . f t'.ie V.: n Brothers !aca'', b"id ttie S'" w s-T; ro Honor Kol; w:;!t tb.e f.t.e s.-ore of 2?k He W,(K fi.'.b wed c ','!, ly by lull's Knarr, of the- i: er league, who Ktflp. d for e rorvi "hortors. Ar. 1 sineth.-- ytamster. Mike Hanb". of the s !im:;i' tl;ri1 plac-? with u

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BIG CHANGE FOR WELSH IN FIGHT WITH AKRON STAR

irtorv for Local Bov 0tr Griffiths Would Make Him Contender.

nun; KI TH. Iktseballs or olfhalls it makes no I iff to Habe Ituth. He'd just as soon swipe a little hard rubber pellet ;:o0 yards as rap a leather one over tho fence. This picture was taken at Hot Springs where Habe is limbering up his ',atting swing with the aid of a golf club.

TO ELIMINATE 16 AT REGIONAL MEET

Sectional Champs Prepare for Came Saturday Locals Will Play Angola. INWANWrOI.IS. Marth Thirty-two high school basketball team having fought their way through the state championship preliminaries, which closed Saturday night, are looking forward to the regional meets at I'.irdue and Indiana universities next Saturday. At these meets the list of contenders for the state championship will be narrowed to sixteen. Kight teams will be eliminated at each regional meet. The schedule arranged by the board of control of the Indiana High School Athletic association talis for eight games at each of the regional meets next Saturday. The schedules nt each place are Identical, calling for three trames each in the morning and afternoon and two game at night. I'ioal Sorio.s lVllows. The l teams surviving the regional meet will play a series in this city March 1 S and 1 i to determine the .vtate championship. Tb.e schedule for games at Purdue next Saturday follows: f a. m. I'ine Villatro ami Krank fort: 10 a. tn. Kemlallvillc and Huntington; 11 a. ni. Jefferson (Iifayette and Monroe: 'J p. m. Arcadia and Walton; ; p. m. Marion and Anderson; 4 p. m. Whiting and Rochester; 7:. in p. m. Angola ami South Ibrid; S:;t' p. m. Syracuse and ("rawfordsville. The schedule at Hloomington

follows: ; a. m. Central Cvansv il'e) and Sandusky; 10 a. m. Muncie and

BV JUXO KI.MillK Ihig:listie fan. of the vicinity about South I)"nd are due for a treu when four boxing bouts that ho'd great ! promise will be staged in the Oliver

theater next Thursday night, March

Kb Headlining the bout will be th !

wi.nl up which will bring Eod' Welsh and Johnny Griffith, two popular welterweights, together. ThiM bout will bo Welsh's debut aga'nst a topnotcher in h; cla?. For the past two years Welsh, who is n local lad. hns perfoi-med about

this section of the countrv and has!

given --uch a good account of himself tlit fan- have been clamoring for a bout which would bring him up against a hiph class man. Had Iß Fights. Welsh has fought If, fights and has won every one. Twelve of these wins have been via the K. O. route.

That proves that Kddio has the j wallop. Hut can he get it over on ' an old n:aster like Griffiths? That'.-. I th" rub which should swell th- at- j tendance because local fans believe'.

iber. His showing against Griffiths will connrm or tiisapprove that notion decisively. Griffiths has fought the best men in his- divisitm. He i. rated with the champion, Jack Hntton. in cleverness but the edge on walloping goes to I'.ritton. Griffiths is possessed of one of the cleverest left hana."

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the opinion of expert.. If Welsh can get. away from that left and cross ore of hisj birdie singing rightsto Johnny's chin South Hend will probably be the home of at least one boxing champion. If Welsh can slip over a K. O. tn Griffiths! lie ought to be able to get a bout with champion Ilritton in short order, of courso Ilritton is champion but if Welsh has the kick there's a chance for him if they meet. One blow and the title may change hands. AsMirnl Of CIiunc Tn fact Welsh is .assured of n speedy chance at the, title if he should score a decisive) win over Griffiths. Ted lewis who recently tret the champion is scheduled to tner t tb winner of this bout. Griffiths is really signed to meet 1 a-wis but if Welsh wins he

; will be given the precedence over

the Akron Flah for the bout -which wi!l be held March 1.7 The bout is signed to be pulled off in Akron. Griffiths and Welsh will go ten rounds and a real interesting thumping duet should be in progress- dur-

; ing their thirty minutes stay in th

aren.a if it goes the distance. For the other three bouts of the evening Kid Fay will meet" Jack Quinn, Chicago, in the eight round semiwindup. Jack Burns, Buffalo, N. Y.. and Young Walle, Gary, lightweights, will go four rounds; and two local boys who fight in the lightweight class. Wbitie Clement and Steve Xiemer. will stage the four ound curtain-raiser.

"PRIZE FIGHI-ER

INO G6N-TL6-NAM. Dow we koT look: "Töugv ? Yß5 H LOOJCS VERY MAQD SüTfHdT NgAß-W AS HARD AS WE WOULD UKS HIS OP-Pö-NeNT"TÖTHiHK HE 15. WWaThas we oh his HANDS? YHErYAB6 KrtOrA A5 BOX- . IHG GLOVES. WhaT are "TneV too, ? TheVAÄETo KEEP HIS HANDS F ROM Bc-COM-lH3 IM-JüREO HM HE IS kfHOCKED GüToF TZ

GIBBONS HAS HARD TIME IN FINDING SUITABLE MATCHES

W oman Swimmer Loners Record at Detroit Meet

rillL.ADE'L.ririA. ra.. Mar. 5 Miss Margaret Woodbridge of the Detroit Athletic club, set a new record Saturday when she won the

N. D. HOCKEY TEAM TO PLAY IN EAST

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LOCAL CATCHER TO PLAY WITH SAINTS

Joe Baker, Former Singer Star, to Join St. Paul A. A. Team.

calij oft no i t. Itv Associated Press: KANSAS CITY. Mo.. March 6. Announcement was made here Sunday that the proposed bout between Hugh Walker. Kansas City heavyweight and Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul, in Havana, Cuba. March 11. has been called off because of an

.injury to one of "Walker's eyts.

Richmond; 11 a. m. Sullivan and Franklin: '2 p. m. Scottsburg and Kidgeville; 3 p. m. IJed.ford and IluFsellville: 4 p. m. Garfield (Terre Haute) and Martinsville; 7:30 p. m. nioomington and Columbus; S:30 p. m. Vincennes and Technical (Indianapolis). Ward Limbert and Ross Smith will officiate ac the Iiurdue games, while Dale Miller and A. H. Herr.dt will be the oflkiala at Indiana.

Joe Uaker, Local semi-pro. haball catcher, leaves S;outh IKnd Monday to report to the St. Paul baseball club in their spring training quarters at Dallas Springs, Ken. Last season Jot; was signed by the Pittsburg Pirates after they had been hero on a barnstorming trip. Mrg. Gibson was impresal with Baker's work and offervd him a contract. Joo signed the contract and was to report at the Pirates training camp this spring. Gibson, who himself is a catcher, believes Joe has big league stuff in him but that he need some additional reasoning so for that reason he is sending Joe to St. Paul this year with a string1 tied to him.

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Baker Is CS yeans old, S fett 11 inches tall, and weighs 165 pounds. Ho is a good hitter, a snappy thrower, and a good target to pitch to. He can steady his pitcher In tight places and sems to have all the qualifications of a regular big league receiver. He has played local semi-pro ball with the Singer team in tho factory league and the Indestructos last season. He played with Singers ever since, he was 16 years old and has shown plenty of stuff. Goat Anderson, who is well up on his horsehides. having played several years in the big league himself fus well as in the Central leag-ue says Jo will stick with St. Paul and be ripo for fast company next year. Good luck Joe and may ycu have plenty of success.

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Crossed U ires nt Singer VUuil Causes I ire Alarm

Oron-M t'.ephcrie ar.,1 t-!-graph 'iis. wliich aued the whistle at th F.Tger Mfg. t'n. to b!uw- at intrrvals for about 1" minute late S.-iturdiy night, resulted in ro little excitement for tt.e p.-ojih resttürtg rar tlu- p'art a well s for sevra! hundred th:s l.mg in all section of the . ;ty. Members f.f lies-- Cos No. rnd N'o. 4 w re rur!d tn t!;e fact'O-. but on thdr arrival tliey were informed ly th r.il.t wauhm.an that there ro f i r- avd that the i red '(ire.; had eau.-.j th wh!.-:I,. to b!o.

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Reputation of St. Paul Wizard Makes Opponents Shy at Proposal.

nv jack n:iocK. Dy International News S?rvice; NEV: YOLK. March A reputation as a great loi er-f ighter i5 net the most profitable thing in tb-i world. Take it from Tommy Gibbons, who knows all about it. There was n. time when they used to speak of Tommy as the brother of Mike. In thoffr ilayrt the fntr.cus "Ft. Paul Phantom" was an active star, while Tommy was just coming along. Today Tommv has made a reputation for tjpeed. punching power and cleverness of which he may well be proud, but it isn't getting him much action despite the fact that he is one of the most ropular boxers in the country with xistio fans and Promotern. Oiuv Is I'nougli. Fact of the matter is just this eligible oppononents for Gibbons

don't like to crawl under the same ropes with him more than once as n rule. And most of them have the first time to do it. As a middleweight Gibbons managed to keep fairly busy. Th y

couldn't come ' too tough" for him. He fought George Chip a number of times when Chip wa champion of the class and outpointed him In no-decision bouts. Later, when Tommy found himself he was unable to get Al McCoy to meet him and Mike O'Dowd was never very strong for the Gibbons family when it came to fighting in the ring. Eddie Kane, who has handled the affairs of the Gibsons brothers for years, noticed one day that Tommy was rapidly filling out and got a hunch. After IJglit-IIouvvv eights. Why not ftep out of the middleweight division and go aiter the lizht-heavywrishtH?" he said to Tom. And Gibbons promptly agreed. Ho went even further by suggesting to Kane that the heavyweights would bo acceptable. So he took the flop. As a starter Gibbons and Kane went to Kurope to seek matches with Joe Beckett. Lombadier Wells. Gecrges Carpentier and others. They failed to ffet a single match. BeckU aad W?T!s both refused to xnt Gibbons nd Carpentier was already tied up with Charles B. Cochran. Coming back to the state thev sought matches whereer they could find them and during the last seven or eight months Gibbons has found tho situation among the lightheavyweights, and even the heavle?. much the same as that which he faced among the 1 f.O-pounders most of them are "out and won't be back" when Tommy calls. AYcighs 175 Pounds. Gibbons- weigh 173 pounds in good condition today and he doesn't bar anybody. He is as heavy as Georges Carpcntier and there la nothing he would like more than to get the Frenchman in the ring. With Carpentier tied up until after July 2, Gibbons must content himself with chasing the remainder of the field, however, anil he hopes to catch up with a few of them now and next fall, by which time he has visions of a chance to "talk turkey" for a crack at the heavyweight title.

Capt. Ca.-tner Will Lead Skat- : . ; e j:,

220 yard national championship. in tar Acaill?t Cariiepie swimming race for women. coe-ing r . . ,

the distar.co in 2:o2 1-T. second. I eCIl 1 0:1111 N t (liH HLl .

Miss CTarlotte Bo'.e of Woman's Swimming association cf NV-w Yorkth former record holder, finished

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second ard Miss Irene Guest of Phil- jtr.uk divide the sportir. events ;. in .w. - f r- t:.- S - ade'.phia. took third place. Th i ,, , . x l'.,me. The i v. ;:!'. I1-

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The funeral of Balforti Ilamsey. j r.ual indoor ir.ttrb.-.U tr.,ck ?....: wi... 12C6 Eddy St., who died Äiturday j staged Thursday ait. rr.oo, a ( .A , night after an illness of several the varsity traek t.am : t . : o . . f . . weeks witht complications, will be j Madison Jor a -i:.l t.a -t w.th V ; )t. j held from the residence Tuesday conin n Saturday. ,. ......

afternoor at two o'clock. Burial Ti. Notre 1 vin--e'a: ro zi-

will' be in Highland cemetery. He v. hockey contest has n x-dting ut - ,,. F. Lozier will officiate. I usual att r.tior. :u th- snu-kv ity j T;.,. ,

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HOG ALUS A. I -a., Mar. C. St. Louis Americans. 12; 12; '2. New Orleans. 4; T; '2. Shocker. Davids. Bayno aid Severeid. Innings. Collins; Itott, Iliggins, Huss and Smith. Debern..

CARD SIXX)M)S WIS. Br Associated Press: 'iAKK CHARLES. 1.. Mar. Second teams: St. Louis Nationals. 11: 14; Philadelphia Americans. 8: 17; 6. Dodson. Sell. Schupp, and Dilhcefer; Gerlach, Bigbee, Eckert. Keefe and J. Walker.

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creased e,,nsider.ibly since th it ;::!' t)i . , , . . oral tlie bat kw.ish from the ji--' . . successful football as.ei tt r.i! ante. ; .-n ti:" ARItl VF.v considerable inter st truu the g. n- ' px .s... ;v-! Pr--: eral public. Although the . olhc j : ' H ; 1 1 i '. ! ' ! IT. :a h seven has be n haiidicapj. rl by la-, k "Ikii - " ..' ni.o . f r. t:i of ice in the pat few w ks. 'apt. ' S;.ri:;us. Ali... Su-d . . to ;..:t. Paul "astner will ba. a crew of ; New t k A; r. .u ih-ir -f pu k-ch.a s rs into th.e Garden rink : ti a i":t.g. t

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KANSAS AITTIR LllONARB. Itocky Kaunas trekked into town the other day looking for a match with Benny Ieonard. Kansas i one of the toughest customers in th" lightweight division, and his recent knockout of Richie Mitchell in one round at Buffalo boosted him right onto Benny Leonard's front doorstep. His corning bout with Mitchtli, whom he is to meet soon in Milwaukee, will be watched with interest. Kansas has been boxing for 10 years and he has met all of the good ones. His last three bouts have been won by the kayo route, Larry Hanson, Lockport Jimmy Duffy and Ritchie Mitchell being the victims. Within the last two years Kansas has beaten Benny Yalgar, George Chaney. Willie Jackson. Frankie Britt. Freddy Welsh and others. He has boxed and held Iiis own with Iew Tendier and Joe Welling, and he met Leonard in a IC-round nodecision bout.

SOX I.V CAMP. Rv Associated Pres-: ' WAXAHACHIF. Tex., March 6 William "Kid" Gleason and LS other Chicago American league players arrived Sunday and will immediately go into spring training.

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UBLIC SALE of all my stock and tools, on Friday, March 4th. five miles northeast of South Bend. ART WKLBAUM

ItlVIJl PARK COAL AND WOOD CO. 222." Mishavtaka Am: MlshauuLa. 29H Ilighct Grade Cool and Wood Harry D. Cilery, Owner

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