South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 13, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 January 1922 — Page 16

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 13. 1022 o IIS frowtk enner i n ii Cook Falls Before Georges Wabash College Five Downs Local "Y" in Fast Contest ZRonds

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Little Giants Play Stellar Basketball and Win, 34-22 Height and Weight of College Team Big Factor in Victory Burnham and Kizer Star for Loral-, While Ooldsbrrrv and IVare Feature Plav of Scarlet.

Johnny Wilson to Be Given Chance

Playing a superior brand of basketball and with their opponents handicaped by height and weight, Wabash college's illusrious basketball team administered a stiff setback to the South Bend Y. M. C. A. net tosscrs at the association gym last night. The score was 34 to 22. Wabash brought 12 men to the city. Their first string crowd towered above the Y. M. C. A. crew, which fought valiantly to litem the flood of baskets which the Little Giants showered into the hoop. At the end of the first half Wabash led by but five

points, and at no time did their lead exceed that figure in the jfcond period until the cloe of the play, when the Scarlet five let a furious pace. The South Bend "ace," BurnHam, was covered as never before. Despite the fact that he tore through two and three guards, he was hurried so in his tossing triat throws which ordinarily would have been certain r.ores, looped the basket rather than falling through. It was his work, however, which kept the "Y" in the game with his five ba-ket. Rhodes attempted many long shots, but his usual basket getting ability was lacking and his efforts went wild.

Brickley and "Rock" Definitely R efusc No rth ices tern O ffe r CHICAGO. .Tin. 12. Charles P.-ichly, famous Harvard footta!! player. Thursday was offered the potdtion cf football coach at Northwestern university, but was uraldo ;r, agree on terms with the coll'-ge heads and all negotiations have been dropped. Knute Focknc. Notr Dame mnrh. al.--o notified Northwestern that he could u a.-oept th'ir tc r.T.s.

The Famous Right, Which Rocked Champ, Proved Too Mach for Cook

McGKAV" WILL MAKE FRISCH "RUN BASES

ROGKNE TO ENTER SEVERAL STARS IN BIG EASTERN MEET

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ßj Boxing Board

ruriht ''Chanip' to Get Hearing Rickard Ready to Match Him. SEW YORK. Jan. 12. Johnny Wilson. Middleweight champion, will le rivrji a chanco to squar himself with boxin? officialdom nct

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ih'm-.. in1) .t'v a orjt siaie ooxins coramisi-iun, v.liioh suspended Wilson for refusing to carry out a contract to box Harry Greh in Madison j-qunre (lard en, has consented to

TLrrn.blc; MJdzct. I bt-ar Wilton's case next Tuesday, it

The V. M. C A. icsetnb'el mid-1 was announced today. nrfj aa compared with the veritable j That Wilson will do everything he IJttle Giants. CJoldberry and Capt. i an to have the suspension against .:r-4trr nf th vLltii:r tivo w.-t up an! him lifted by the New York commis-

iu MiJrosc Game?.

Nefro Dame will send a mall but fclcct group of point winners to the Mllros-e panics which win lake, place in New York city, Feb. 1, .according to an announcement iruado by Coach Kock no yesterday. Thc.o pame, which are the meat important indoor track events in the east, annually Include on their lists the names of the greatest athletes on the Atlantic coas::. Western athletics aro also repre5cntrd. but not in abuniar-ce. Notro Dur.ie'a contingent will inclmitjj Hilly Hayes, who will run tn-

ti-horL dash, and Gun Df sch, who will

be used for the f-ame event. Johnny Murphy v. ill bo entered for tlw hili jump against erne of thi mott bril-

the

impregnatd. J'.otlj team3

incomparable dcfcr.ee. one wnicni'10" a lurcgone concuifion. ior as iiai11- uui'i jum.li umi. n.t

"V" forward 3 found almost ionr as i Manas he win d unaDie to j v ir assnnü.cj ior uie event

I r.ox in six htatra where the samo.'unuor one root. Lunuon. Uiympic er--ed 4n their foul j "ow- flourihef . The states arc New ' champion, will bo present, and John-

! 'lOOtin' Tl'O Y M ". A. M";V hl.Il j iKJi:, ,cw jci..-y, uuiu, .MUlli'-MUia, i y jicit-tLu uppui mult.) L' onn'nnti in th .,-ond r r- i '-'on n . "t i 'u t and Maf-arhusetts. lout a &wctt vengoance. Chamber-

tM rchirh. hd thev been ucc-sful. !

i.mh.o,! thni and! ready to maMi Wilson with a ny I regularly docs J feet

Lr u i - - fnxMed them to continue the fur;hv the downstatcrs

In th second period. Wabash pr-al I V" run out on him. triers oMaJned tho raus" and, 111 put Wil.-on on with the best add-d poinu. whereas th- Y. was middlewr ht available providing he un.ib to corao through. j will h no more Wab.h touted aa probable ttac: i:-onlcey bu:,nus5. bald IMckard tochampioni. showed their mettle l-r:d,;.-. -but I am not tfoing out of my night They fund it no cy mit-! way to t him now. Hell have to tr to beat the conqurrera of tb I ''iie to Rickard."

tlii.- despite

K:g Five tf ChlcahO.

tho fact that the Y. was sadly o

in its ganif. The afsociatlor.'s team

work was i.-isgpd as -ompan-d witn the brilliant performance of pre-; vious ?anu5. Their judgment, too.; i'i sheeting was erratic, and t" ihr

looked as though j

v.uual observe

they had .n" stale fr the game. IV.m a Ileal Star, f.ut Waba.; is not to bo underrated. With Te arc jumping center

and then locating under th has-j kct. thji lT-year-old p layer n-'

ceunled for ?ovcn "basket?, e-r

the "U'abash points.

Iearo's

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.,iri,,f. 4,, Qir rivf him a de-! for his lirst ral hi

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toi'ping tho beam at into the ring at tho the night of Jan. "

ht. The lS-jear-

r'.ded advantage, one wn.iori tlie dl- "i" a.i. mion' roai name 3s jawaru minutive association puirds found j a'.ewsUi, will Und a tough oppoit difficult to ercome I nen: in Johnny Hunch of Gary, who Crane and Adam, the Wabar.h j !':gh.s at l.'.S pounds. The Slakcforuard. were big men. ar.d Orar.e. I Hunch bout is tho main go oti the who towers ener feet, tos-d in j card. Three other bouts, booked by

W-st: ide Athle-tic club, comthe program for the. boxing

now. jv l. 3ia;eiisKi in nromot-

t!if' over. t.

I'romotrr T x Richard standi. Iain, another eastern marvel who

4 inches, will

legitimate middleweight contend er. j a!.co be jumping on tljat day Mith a

even thoiuli the Charit town fcrap-l numbr of othT stai

ClK't Wnnc Kiitcrcd. diet Wynne, captain of tho picsuit track team, will be entered in the high hurdles. Tiie cairt haa always been abl'j to gather gnat hurdlers for the Melrose game, but Wynne's admirers believe that he xv i 1 1 be riht in tho scoring, nevertheless. Wynne m.iy net be rn lastest higii hurdler in the- country.

i but he usually make.-, a man break 'tho world's rt'ocrd to win from him.

;ne will also enter hio mile

team. This team :s tho 'Mai -i

I norse on :otro panic a tnn !: card. I There are persons who believe that I .t will turn out to bo one. of th?

.'mest mile relay teams ever developed nt the locil school, and they predict nc.v records for it. Others, however, are skeptical, and prefer to wait until the team makes a forma! appearance in th eastern games before Harting to boawt.

NEW YORK. Jan.

Frisch, leading: basa stea'er of

12. i-Yank

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I ronclmianV Faniou? Right to Jaw, Preceded lv lLnd I BJat? Hope? of Heavier Australian Cook I.ad- at Infiphtins .is Carp Mi?e Many Hlnw-.

Xational league in 1321, will .-peril,!'

a lot of t:me cunr.p the trui-S ,

trainlr.s geasoa bates.

jotin .Mouraw. hTan;;s r-o-v j3

"Frisch is all rls'." sali John, j A straight left to the chin ar.d a right to the j.vv floored Cook

LONDON, Jan. 12. Georges Caipci.tier. hcav e ;:ht

Icarnin? to run champion boxer of Europe, won his rnatch here Thursday n; zht

! against George Cook, the Australian lieavy.vcight. H knorked ' Cook out in the fourth round.

'"but he id.dfs only one way. of the bares he'll swipe

"Thl:

teach w ay."

him to slidg a few vthr

DEMPSEY MAY TOUR EUROPE, MEET CARP OR AM GONTENDER

Champion Ready for Trip ; ToiirUCy

Abroad at "the Word irom Manager Jack Keams

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g 1:0 1 k ; I ;s ca upi;n tid i Georges Carpentier, French hcxins: idol and champion heavyweight of Uurope, proved conoJudvely Tb.ursday in his Vout with George Cook, champion of Australia, that his famous right hand, which shook uj Champion Jaok Demp.sey in their t lassie fight at Boyle's Thirty Acres la.-t July 1'. still retains its old "kick." The Frenchman dtepoj-cd of tho Amtralian in the fourth round fitter Cook had led in the earlier rounds of the bout.

WELSH AGREES TO HIGH FIVE READY BOUT WITH RUHLIN FOR CHICAGO TEAM

" ! SLAKE TO GET HIS

FIRST TEST JAtUOU"'

Star Velterwcighb to Meet at Buruhani Squad in Good Mi.-hawaka Jan. 31 Eddie Shape for Game With

LOS AN'GDLi:. Jan. 1 -. Fon t be at all surprised If Champion Jack

Dempsey, who is now in Los Angele? makes an Kuropean tour ar.d takes j on all comers on the other sido of i tho pond. Jack Kcarns, manager

and pal of tho champion, haa t heidea of a European tour in Iiis head, and when the Dcmpsey-Kearns outfit gTab oft an Idea they usually go through with it. Scarcity of opponents for Dcmpsey In America Is what started

Kearos thinking of visiting Furope ; and he has visions of pulllm, down 5 considerable money and at tho same ' time seeing the country. "A pleasure trip through Europe

taking on all comer?, would bo a lark for Dcmpiey," said Ke.vns today. Would Meet 'Carp." "He would go over with tho Idea of taking on any fighter any promoters wanted to send against the champion. Uvery European tighter would bo In the set-up class. 111 venture that we could tjrat oil Boaibardier Wcllg and Joe Fcckett in England. "Heme tuber when Tommy Hums went over to Europe and knocks! every heavj weight lor a goal?" atkcd the champion. "Well the crop of them is ready for the cleaners by tnif time. I get a great kick out of lighting often fnd If Kearns tays the word we will be on our way."

for the count. He was up on one knee v,hen the icicrc". Ja v 5mith. finished the count of ten, but was too late. The weights were announced as Cook 189 pounds in v ,u -pentier 1 70 pounds. In the opening round Carpentier was the tust to lend, coring with both his left and right without a icturn. Cook, tried for a right swins but rrissed. Considerable in-ni;ht:np followed . . in which neither man had an til 1 . ?

marKca advantage, oot-: 100 a natty blow 0:1 the ribs but himself srored well toward thr close of the lound. Bot!, men parred cautiously at the be;;innms of the second round. Carpentier landed a

left hook to the jaw and easilv

ittempt at a counter.

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Star Windy City Bowlers to Roll

Here

Clav Teains to Appear in In- ""ff ,c XT- 1 ' evaded an

teitale .Meet Uver ockLnd Lncab n Card.

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Real clJi-iO

tho ilav of th Ir.t: rotate tourna

ment during the w-k-end. On .Sat-j urday the famouj M!n-rallic?. of Chi-1

cago, compvir m in' ?;in. This c'.ub has a national reputation and aho won th top plac" in tho first annual tourna tv.cnt here. Among its members an t!i. fanous Thoma

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I to f.t; 1 openings f . r hin rigj.t.

CKk Wins Carlicr llomid

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brotlKis. Chu--k Colli, r and Harry ( Sroor- V'r,.! T!if.:t,.i and llarrviu

Mt.i.r um! n.itir.r.ril two-men '-'

! cered well v, ih 1

Up to th- third round tho tout appeared to b c :: g in favcr of th Australian. F: tk-j third. Carp antler !ar.d'1 a li- ht h f? to th. chin but at clc ejuarterir Co, k fought

Carpe f.tirr's Vc;' work ?etmb at Io:.g xn.:. Neir th

th'

rov.

Otl'.cr

the Fattitir.i breti'j Colts. . ompo'-d of Chicago. The

Chicago

lul'o of note are 1

I'.ro.-1. tivo and Zamv, ho" ii.fmbera are th" leading bowlers in rc Mill ak-o br a team

i of Chicago veterans in thn Val Dona

Fut Chi'ac:u will not con-

nver tho '

Drug?, tribute

all of n la

week-end.

th'"1 famous Kalamazoo . rh'n

th'? iYor.rhrr. an fts and r.h? t

the- head and bo ly ar.d it was eafi.y 1 : : 5 round. T':a Australian '.uu'li' Carpentier with a blow to the ?avr fter the bell had our.dd and wa-i cautioned ty he r fer e. Farly In th" fourth round th ghtlnc Vv-ns nv'ly at cr.s.n einrter?. Carpentier twice Landed Irft.n to the hnid an1 Cok sorr.l to th"

Australian then ruvlvd

Flkp, who travel under the r.ame of CarpontIr but or'.y to meet -with a

tar A"c.t ide Middleweight Meets. First Real Tough Opponent in Gary Lad.

1 J io Slakr, v. i ! I rp

four rinser. Iii? runninz mate 'the

al5 picked off two baskets. !olds'.erry nd Kramer llve.l up to their ad'. an'-e reputation?'. Coldsyrry. rurnini; tlie fiivr frotii puard. plajed . pec?aeur game. rr.othrincr the frantic, throws of Cooper's crew and can Mr? Ny.ko; to hurry h? toe--A t r-;ch a degr.j that tb.ey lacked .1o".:i".H'.v. Kizer vas fhe "Jibra'.ter of the in frtistratln? th? t".-(s of the I.itt! ;iant. Ah.vard. handicapped by nn Injured nkl. fought to tho litnit of h;s endur.ir."e but wim w ( rn down

p.-t o

WV?. ;-le

on an M-V'.T.i

business men have t .k-

inttrest in Fddic, w ho fr years has. punched th" ba

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hv th formidable att.i'i. by the scarlet fo. Fcrecity Iakin:

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T "int

ferocity

h" rani fm t'se ?p rat it or."

d to lick

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Cf view ?ee

of other tc:.te:t.v- nh-re

bichly ratfd teatrus ha'. appeared bn action here. This e-:;r.:)- condition was '.vn:''! to- th" Aitli which the Kittle (ri.mts tr.a i. tlo lr team werk tell. Oft"n t !-.-- ru?krd down th fF'r it wa Fhode who broke up t!;o bikef tolnc or..bi::at.on, obtai;d tlie Vilk dri'obleJ dew r.the ficvr for sb.ot.

;dy to have

b,:s toFs til an e;

m t.ss th" ijoal. ht ;-'"t lead

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firs, half made v"ral ub-

his own little gym on Chapin yt. llddi". t"o. l:.i:5 punched somothinc

r tlian tue iag. ana tneso acito ie e:itord the ring with him ir.

pivl.minary cards here will testify t it. 1 1 0 can 103 an anful w.diop, th.".- ,ay, that will bc.tr lbs i:fn'-T to llun-h'i jaw if tho ktry fighter d"esn't keep utulcr coer. Hunch older and "Nin riencd in tho wafl of the' t.stic art, i coming" over to up" lid lio and sUirt him on

, Iiis 'a ay to ; iiL'o as a midFej weight. Fut Fddle may have a few i surprise? for tho- Garyite. i sc liright I'uttirt. I Those of the Wot fcdde w ho kn-'-.v ; Fidi-- believe tb.at he has a bright 1 iuture. in th ring. They haw- ask-

ifd Makie'.sisi to keep him

j re giila rty, whi'di .Joe has decided to i do. H- h.itf lira's out at present, for

tfo oppor.cr.t s. Uddic will Bi.a-t a. and a.- ho improves will met the stronger tnn of t!tc game.

SPORT ANGLE

Is s extern football superior to that of the ca5t? It was our belief that tho epuestion had been definitely settled in favor of the west. Chicago's defeat of Princeton wu3 we. ige number -one in favor of the WCbt . Th" eie with which Xutre Damn trimmed Rutgers and West Point Aas number two on the side of tho westej-nets. The .ie'isie manner in which Ne-

Planuinz Tour.

In a ionr distance telephone conversation, lift night. Ike r.erstein, manager of Fddle Welsh, agreed to a match between hLs rharge and Johnny Kuhhn. of Mishawaka. at the Century theater. Mlshawaka. Tuesday right. Jan. Iii. Bernstein stated that he was not trying to have Welsh evade fighting Fuhlin and tiid tb.at he hid hesitated in jumping into tho match a McGowanVs battler - a pretty ln-avy boy. Fuhlin will have to do 1 o pounds at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of the bout or there will be no fight. This clinches the much talked of Welsh-Fuhlin fight for the Mishawaka Athletic club and it is expected that both bens will start at oneo to prepare tor the fight. Ferrudein said that this will open a barnstorming tour for Welsh throughout the country, which lie hon a will b ad te a match with

Champion Jack Fritton at Madison 1 Square Garden in New York. The Mi.Miawaka show will give tho South j Fetid fans a. chance to s " Fddiet

perform against a good. cl"er boy in the fitt bout of his campaign for the wiltorweight championship.

Englcwood Saturday. Mach depends upon the outcome of the Unglc-A ood-South Fend high t-chool basketball pame, to be contested hero Saturday night at the local ,,y." Coach Furnhani's rro-

NEW YORK BECOMES FOOTBALL CENTER

tcges are hitting a. wonderful ttride , NuilieroUs CülleCC Games AlO

Scheduled for Polo Grounds in 1922.

Kalam.ii.oo Fants Co., are also on the fcchedulc. Local Cracks on Card. The Mineraliteir. Fatt:.:tiid Pro?. le and Zambrono Coifs complete all ot thir gainer on Saturday. Fut tlie if.-; id 1 1 ; Chi'-agoans will remain over Sunday, as will aho the Kalamazoo crowd. Saturday will also see a couple ef the lo'-ul crack tejms Hi a' tion. An.ung thee are tho Canoe Club and the Campbell Sale Co. tie The latter have in

stralcht left to th'

a n 1 t vo

rlchts to the :ame p!aoo.

t r.ded the hout. There was o.v.-i lenh'e ',t:rg prior to the f.gb.t v. l'h Cirrr!. r tv.o favorite, nt f. e to tw o.

TMal M:

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hra-ka. handled burs eleven was

th" strong Fitls-ar.i-the-r feather in

the cap of the western contingent. it must be admitted that tho Penn State cloven ranked with any team in the country. Penn State was coached by Huk-o l"dek. It is Bezdek who again ra:.--ea the ejueition : "Is tlie we.-ieru t-rand o football superior to that of the ea.-t V" What Feidek thinks about western fuoti-all is going to tir up a lot

now and if tho Englcwood team la to defeat them, they must play a fast and accurate hooting' game. If the orange and blue baskttballers can take the Eng'.ewood and Morgan Park Military academy teams into camp, even by tho slightest of margins, their chances of receiving; an invitation to the fectional tourney at Chicago are practically assured. If tho locals 4'ire beaten, then their chances depend upon the showing made against their rival. These two schools represent the cream of Chicago's prep teams, each school having two and three teams, rated lightweight, heavyweight and featherweight. Coach Durnham has warned his men that if they expect to win from the Windy City five, they mu.-t play a good defensive game; alio ho pointed out that whenever any Chicago team Is elefeated it is by .1 small margin, and the scores are always low. A good defense is vitally needed and when

an opportunity opens to socre then t

the shot muft be made.

NCW YORK, Jan. 12. Tho development of New York as a center of college football activity is indicated by the announcement of the IDC- schcdJlo of games to be played at the) Polo grounds. More than a dozen college teams will be seen ia action on tho baseball field of the Giants. The season will open on Oct. 21 with a game between Georgetown and Fvrdham. Other games aro as follows: Oct. 2S. Syracuse vs. Penn State; Nov. 4. Lafayette vs. Washington and Jcffemon; Nov. 7, Futgers s. Louisiana istate university; Nov. 11, Dartmouth vs. Cornell; Nov. 1, Columbia vs. Dartmouth; Nov. '1 and Dec. " are reserved, presumably for the Army-Navy gam".

SLar.ibexich G'vrs M.'Shclm-T

their lineup a couple of old Pucktail j p,nrt b

bowlers, while the Canoe Club w

tr.o cnampioii.-lnp o! the City league 1

during the fall sea5on. Th" l".ading howling trains of Mi-haw aka aro aH s'heduled to roll on Saturday evening, they being

jpairc'l with tlie two South li"nJ 1 clubs on the closing shift Saturday

night. On Sunday Kaad's Fri.'lzi ScheftV. H. K. Paul Hats and "the Senators arc among the Chicago teams who will compete. Tho Fntzi Sch t'fs won tli" tivc-men team event

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of diou-s.on. cum potent to

lie foci.? that ho is express an opinion.

t'ghtin' t since he p;aya at 1 nn-rsuy vi in-

raso. ar.d has developed one of ttic

witth

st'.tutior.?. Th T

cor.d stri were ab'.e five pcdnls

At tl;e beginning of th .. p.-cnd period Coach P'tc Vaughan. former Notre Dane fcctba'.I ar.d ketball

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i-.g me-a opp'-n.- then:.

to re luce before the

lead ta f ended

Th.y'r" all tor We;.:. S.d".

ini over

CMl

The show S : Ü '" ' oV.-.ock e 1 r r a r. d

verv be?t teams

Penn State. "We play faster feiotball in

I IIIFI.-D At FTO.V iO SL ItF. Johniiv McGuuan. manager of

Johnuv Thiel, .f this city, liu-t. niglit j offered th- mtormatmu that he had j SAYS TOO MAjVY FOULS

reccixed a telegratn irom üiliy Daulton denying that he had signed up for a bout nt Flkhart for Jan. 1?. McGowan ak-o has Iiis signed agreement and a forfeit for weight and appea: ante. for his January show at the Medow an gym on the night of Jan. ':. It Is expected that no furtlier hitch's will crop up and the card

BOWLING

i:Trsr.s lp.MiIE.

MT DDL F TOWN, Conn . Jan. 12. Basketball is being killed by calling too many fouls, in the opinion of Dr. l'dgar 1 'a uver. head of the We-sleyan

prcsj'Je-Ti: or ine society or j 'ny.-:eia 1 ' Leug

Directors in Colleges. In order todluoiiiur .. iu. !lf,' !i frv V. ct.-r, K- T V c vnx-o 1 M 3 cCO r III ie k

f 4l C ll M 114' 41 there skou!d b"

iSwauk b"d 17'. PV, r.raaiff " Magert T- b. IM Tl.irt .... lTä ltl b'. Uliegor l.'k 115 147 I Totals 711 727 ?'?.

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last y. ar and are sliooti.'g line. pais t Ii 13 season.

t'-n-

Schwate-r Hilde ... Grower . Pattisoa Total.-? .

2H7 i:7

j ox 1 JJ 172 b-1 7".

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4:l f.'.'i .'!; 2 "17

bo. bi:m STAT r nl k Y MP., ro -

Mert: 3d U' 17; Kam 1 117 S.-lii'.e.l. r p; p.-.-sliilr.ili b'a n Ci?aiir ls'a, b'. T"f i!s -ir: 7BLACK SOX Pat f ers" ij !'.'' '."7 I'-iiir 1'.7 i :a Hardu.g l "1 Pea rs'-o 14' l.v, S-.vi:,. !..irr ic- 1 T"(.t!s : ik'UP.i; cptti:i: c -

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a newrcorlug system i;,;thWis"U ,

tlie country in;

rtir. rerumed r'. fir5t crowd Inte The box soore: Vabali ("I) Adl;r.. rf fr.ir.. F Peare. c ,

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Fo'.l. rf. . Thorr. Pur:-.?, rr.

V.M.C.A. F am him, Fv,."If.,. 'f M. Ny:k' K':-r. rg A'.warh

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FT. t o e A

t.t' v.r. 2 t n a ' n

will p;i.rt promptly at in the cen:ng, when LUengood will clash at

ltä pound. Dae Topp and Stevl Z-f r will bo at l'J pound?, and j tattling Ilo.v ai.d You.ig Ilesniok. a couple of la.- w-;th fighting pro-j s. will oppc:-" each otlter at thej ccnf.ry ar.d a (piarter weight.'

Ticke" fer Th' .ow will be placed on 5a!t .-oon.

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! MKXICA.NS ARE SEEKING

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east.'' says Bezdek. "In our game witli Washington each eleven had possession of the tall about the fame length of time. State r;n off t'.O plas to "0 for Washington.' You will note that Mr. Fczdek do?s not definitely ray that 3tern football is superior to the western brand. H" simply .av3 tho eastern style U faster. That do? not ne.-e.isarily tnean that It 1 better. So perhaps Mr. P.ezdc k will b able to get away with his statement without having the western coaches jump all over him. Ii. 1-

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Total ? Hffre Hill;. Ik

"-'art vr;;f, ?li

Kr. at" Fr". '..r.-

a 4 "i P 1 r. " s .

DEMPSEY-JOHNSON BOUT! Mi-;X:CANS AUF. SFFKlNviSPTi N 'iALLZ. An... J?m. F.-Mi-j

- i" boxing pro maters hep to nr. range a match between Jack DempfO... beayweight 'hamplon. ftrd Ja'k Johr.5"n. farmer champion, in the near future in Mpx:;d City, aeccrdittg t repcrt? received hre on Thur.-.-iav ir.'-,i tl:" Mexican cipitl.

Tho.4 t -

. ... . . . - "

:t Johnson.

lacking th" enterprise ar-h-ne de Inrel tb.t Derc.p-

grecd to h?:

ui:tiiu:s hiom tiiack. PIIILADCTPHTA. Jan. 1 Farl Fb. former captain of th" Fnivcr- . . .

i s.'v of iVn.Myivnma tr.icK t"im ar.'i

winner of the Intcrcol'.epiitc half mil' for the last two ear?. an-

nouncca nis reuremene uoni inj trark. He has aocepted a poriti jn I with a busines-3 concern in Chicago

and plar.f to leave :-r that city in a few das.

will go through a. .scheduled. Biliv

Daulton of Kokomo facing Johnnv which w ould make it impoi-sibhi fer j

Thi"l in tue winaup or 1 1) rounds, a team to win on points s;or-3 on Daulton ha.-- a reputation ab a tdug-'fouk alone. gej- and expects to l"t Thi 1 know He would ine: ease tho score for a ha:' ha.s been in a touglt bout. Daul- goal from tlie Hoor to three points, ton. becamo. of hL- recerd in this 1 that for a peronal foul te two points

I I P'd 1 .'.r 171 11 U

Totals

Ti:

i ts J.',5 l"t 1 o; l.'7

1 -".a lb". l l."-; 7 X

174 vet

Y. -bb r . Svai.ai Yw ; i e r r:!st. ii . W ilict to

1 1 1 ; i.l 1' l ?;

Totals 7:-1 Indiana i:nh:a i:

.Sip'a ..

;;7a m. J'p

aii

vl'dnity, is looked upon a? th" (avorlt" to win, bur. Thiol claims 1 0 round bouts are to his fancy and claims he hai; nr,t been able to do himself justi'-e in th" shorter affair.

and allow one point for technical fouls.

teaks from

STYNDAHI OIL (ilKLS1 I'ULFT

Louise. fiertru'le I'urothy Ilaudlcap

LFAOl L.

T"tnl

P-

J1 1

4 . . 1 w 1 1 ! " I l n , ( l..a i 4; Pa ' Is"

Totals . JADE

Lisi

hi ,"'. v

.Y 4 5

HENRY FARRELL, NOTED

j SPORT WRITER, WEDSIj XFNIA. O., Jan. 12. Henry L. ! r'allar j"

H 45 4J

Totals

IOWA WILL COMTLTL. larreil, of New York, sports writer, PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.'. Iowa Lr.d Miss Katharine Louise Shoup.

i:ate coi.c-g.-. v. n".-o iwo-nnie xeam , daughter or Jucge ana rirs. .Marcus; MRS. SWITZLU'S lat year broke the world's record. J Shoup, were married at i-t. Bridget's switzer :'j hito accepted the invitation ot' the ! Catholic church here Thursday ! V'a,ip ."

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morning. ii.itcLcli u-

Unlver5ity f Fennylvanii

o; to

relay g

announced Thursday

! York aa;d fail Saturday for tlie Ber-

muda Island?, where they will spend DJ: HART NAMi:i COACH. their honeymoon. H:XIN.TuN Ky., Jan. 1 .T in. -' Ms Farrell .-pent a year on the ivy IVIIart. formerly b.altback of'-ac. starring in "The Fainb-cv the fjiivTi-.ty of Pittfburg e Iven 1U V and "Hoifydew."

Uaiidieap T tals .

112 Vi I 7a 7a r.v:

1t7 rjo 1W 117 145

IVO I t

1 7 1 - ' 4 Ii' lit It

;i;

MKS. Cf LY UK'S SPUCIAL-

has b-;-' n n lined letics at TYashh

vr?it Hut :

Ii-.a

rto:i and

4t . W....V- ..... - i':.4, C'-eeds W. C. Fafte

l of ath Lee uni. rlay. De-

' I ' : r

"eiO!AMS SELL CATCHER

-T I. 1

w ith

tho New York Nationals, league

LK.I! l PIK.!! Is WIN.

V M. " A. Ua'ue;?;.:? Ca:,

ro'd t.'; P.-'-'i-f-n H : ta.ket- c.: ; l.e,-;i acquired by the St. Paul l Uders ei by 0 to s ; u : it on-5 club of the American association, fyt. Tae gi;r- is V if t r'y fousht Manar-r MiVe Kelly announced on

throughout ar.d w .i ? acuff.it tr.

Davis to m:atoii?. COLUMBUS. O., .Tan. 12. Mgr. Clarence Rowland (f the Columbus Ar.-.ri 'n .Voc:at if :i c!1.:! Inst

GONZALES TO ST. PAULJr.tcht announce! the pur, hi.- cf .- I . p UL Minn . Jar. L- Miffuel . Third Fa 5 "man Ike Davis from the

..'.- c. tcb.fr for th rast three ; Toronto club

WOJLVX TOPPLFS 209. IjCUUNFCTADV. N. V., Jan.

Ihursl :

a n certtr.i Jr..-' w c rdivo. A Utc ttif final ir.:r.it''. d !:a d-feat 1 tl.-- I

Murrh:. vr, b.'.h p- : ;;.ri:i:; !n t

u'.d

. . t

ffa r..

e to

':,,!! of t !

. w a : FC v. l. 1

lrrol 15 th.o national fioer .. t f t:.f I'nitrd States.

I.. el.

I'l'A, w .th O 5

I 1 ne

no- ca basket

me a c.cjt and three

of tlie lmrrr. itior.ad

and Outfielder Miller from

piayel -itli

Lar-sinr flub. Davis

Minneapolis in ISC.

imOWNS SFLFCT MOBILF. MOBILE. Ala . Jan. K. Mobile ms Thursday selected as the training camp this season cf j- Louis American leacue baeebnl! club. Th announcement was made here by Robert Qulnn, business manager ed tlie club.

"What is bel;eed to

for werte1, bow.ers in t!: state, if not n the country, was tet here Ved-

r.esiay itisrht wl.n Mr?. John Mi!r; roid a .c'rc of Cr-3 in a women's! city F-aguo match. She had Iii,,

jtrat-ht strike., and nine pins en he: lapt ball.

NAU: lUtOS CAPTAIN". MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 12.Chester E. Bros lias been elected captain of tho University Minnesota hockey team, it was announced Thursday. A tentative jcliedule for

Cuk-r

''niraiii . . . HiMebrasd Bauer Tctals ..

I'.". 1"7 IP. m 1"7 7H

l.v". 14 t it a 1;:

7 1 . 17 1"'.i 1"5 717

l ;

.".

..7' i 1-1 ; 1'7

421 C7-

:i:o

... ::.d

f i:tki. 1 1: i; "OMMi:i:rj ai. i.rr. SaL-''ri t

't ll bo P.yr- 1-: ' ; j ! r 1 "' V;!1 r.- 17!

1 r. 17'

140 157 117 177 .17 -.1

P"t 171 i !' II"

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r.'i 1".

- i 17J

V2 !'.; 1 1:: I.V. I ,7a LM'M

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,11. i

j Totals ' '.M W I covshiiavatim: Lirn--;-rnr'i..-v 17 15 !Kru.-r '-" 1 ' "" 'S.-krifr 17 i;j AbraVntn 1 Van K'.rk 17 1-2 i . j T"t;iN .', '-' ' PASTiMr.. mi?hawat:. ' V.tu-i. anl',1 l-'i "11 r.t'jthor 1- '-"' Wh. fcd 17a . V.'. ' Ku-ti::i:ia 17- t.'-. '7 II. I. ott ti'". 17a ! Totals -' '.''." s'-ITAIERS FIT'lIM-t-b r 17 ; J ' ''"" Vfrn:;r'i" 14.' I".' 1' '(7. Kr etiler 17'. r-4 K." 11. Ko-bl'T Itcj T.l ici:..!i i: r : c?t J T"faN '." OI.IVEU HOTkl. Pi.-t.;... t j i7i 1-' 11.';.. r 1-7 im ; F...;.'.: la. 17' !'.: Pr. ;: ins It! i - '. t lti'LaT'ls I.'. 1 l-i

... i

OIJl'IIANS Kr.i. r K a ; i t 1 1 Waters IIa-l::i u-it :i 'lf t.-liü

1 i--i 7 , i -; i-'i i -

1 .-'

C 1 4L r " .r71 1

Ml ". " N . a ' 7 i .

S'HT CLL Jnv. lll.

1 ?

Mot. A I '.'! :r; Set:!. Tu

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1 i t -V

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HAK I '11 TO W IT)'.' la LT I m .-iti: :: : . : : - J. T'.a?.: -F"...' : : :." P" ! it..o b I all . 1 - , rr i..arry a F : It;: . : .-.rl : a at lav. f --r o r . Ja-. P. I- Tie I hi f .: :..er-l c V.:: '. r-. v 1 M..- Ehz .: M;f '..'ll

rOMMEROAL LEAül'E.

AMUR I CAN Thr.ST CO

b a record 1 the Gophers Includes a jarne t Ft.

Paul on Feb. 1 with Notr Dim.

wiursTMJi'S rck froki;n. CHICAGO. Jan. 1-. Walter Krel. lick, a etulent :a the Y. M. C. A. college here. 13 in a. hospital Thursday with a broken back as a result of .i v;ft;.:-.s mat:h with Walter

Maurer. Police are holding Maurer for i:n-estiiration.

ODD TACTS It take eicht ejuarts of ake on" pound of ck-? $.

milk to

Ten bicycles ar Stulln, on an avcra;?'. eery d-iy In London. Er.?. Fats are Mid to be found In every rart of th u'or'.1. exee-pt the polar regrior.s.

of a little village near

the head

Vpres.

j Belg. urn. with i.C inhabitants to Czechoslovakia, may anpoir.t the i the s-.uare mi'e. ;s ti.o most thickflr.jt women to foreign mhvricns. ly populated country.

shirk i.r4 Jt . E. Engdahl Iv-, i.-- 7; ErnmoLB 114 171 i.e. Kby 117 pta 4; K. Lag'Iahl 17C lo m.' : 1 Totals 707 77 2"L 7 INTER-CTTT iTtANSirn K. Wapeaer 12) 12 177 7 Wagoner P'-O Pd j;,, 4; P. Wtiteiaaa 11 P'.i -ji :ö:. ' Browa ; ic i v:i; 4171 J. Wagener C"."! l-.' ii j I Totals K'" 71? b-'l 2ÜÖ ! I GHEENF G SPECIALST.. GreeniDg J4 U 1..2 4i Kn'-block 17 p; Ki .".17 AkT5 P'.I PV 14 . 471 b'T-nvan I-' P7 14a :-'C . HLid'' r 1L" 177 11 4 n I Tctal ti 77a lK.0 MIAMIS i WePnnv IM P9 172 170

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$30 Overcoats $40 Overcoats $45 Overcoats

$18.00 $25.00 $27.50

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