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ctrv Two of Team's Points ii ii fl I? Instrumental in Briimint- Third Tally. .:.- arp.ob. MICH, Jan.. 17 I . f th" fn-t' t and most 1--R- . I -f'-tir-t ).r,- ky matches t-vo: j. .- d in tho v.-, Notr I'ini !'f-;'. 1 t!. M:"h;'in septet here to r. l t!..; :-. 1 rf th-- jir-ril)0 1 4.", luir. n?. i of j.lav. t:.o ncoro v.a.? tlf-.l -.i'i"!. ii -.. rtlni ll iy. Paul C;i'-'r.' r I th for '- c i 1 ',;:.!. -r -i th4 rr.r.tt, nr.il with ' thi.4 1 tho Irish tlf"r..-:u litcame j r.; ; r i irirlnr tho ronia.nacr f rh- short t i n i ' - nr-"'l ti :on. '.!.- r :". ?":r (futr of tli Notre I .i t .i m. -ur'-'l a. mvffrt revfnMi!- ar..l Blue inn fori i!;: ,r : r.,!:v;t v let cry over him in 1. a'.; ht.rln. his In.livWual ;..'. i: T;:'.t!ay bflr. the dccMins f: t.jr in t i : i ; "x victory. Tii, . i : -;;.- c :: -r, n frl ilrr.rl hy hoekoy ( r;';' i r. .?". of tho trr-atet Cfill L.;ti" 'Ms In t!i- country, proved !.;., Ii" to h a rnin'o! on the It, .:. s; I an.l cVTT-. baffling tlicv:!ir.!;. Mi.i'.lan i,i: at all tinuf. Pr- 'ji:''-i'lv Ca-iTa r took iho puck t h t on ::h . .: tirr Wolvrin1 forw.irl !m" .a ri'l ! frr..". only to b sn.j,;!.-.! l,v Ciiilo, thr Mirhipati ."'il t,r:'l- r. v. ii'. i!tfl a trony r : vi'--. Sc;rcs Tf (,oals. r.'-.-i'l f s--or:risr t .vo of hi trim's I. a: ,ts, Vi.-l:. r v:w a !. inwtrumntn 1 in tallyir.i: th" otlipr wilirli v;i orcl l.y a;:. l'iinn following a ; i tty jiai :rni th crnter. Fl inn's plsyirjr s rt ao of a hlrh order, whilo Percy Wil'-ox proved a bulwark on tho (lfn,"1 for thf Ir!h. T!i Vo!vrrino. v.cro the first to "l.i . ak too i ! in prorincr. a frrak ."aot. in th' first period caromiim off 'a.-rner'fl ..kate and sllpnins past ( 'nnvl'-y for ;t marker. The scoro rvrn''dt houona-r, early In the s- 1 1 I ifT.'i i when rtnT .." o reel nff. r a lor: lt sliot. Miehlen n promptiv r ,' lined tho lea.l in the next peri" 1 whon P.arkoll rciftfTfsl but .''!! prtfv toum-play by Notre !.!!:'. i.-nlt.d In lllnn canine the n .i- ;.. r '.vkich a'iin tied the count. ;-:! than proved e-pinl to th ! i.;n a:;r two mSnut of the fri ) ri' li id elapsod. frivlns !a:n.' a 1-ad which the Wolt j-v w T" unabie to u rrconie. SPORT ANGLE If is alrva-l a certainty that at the ' l.;-ua l y no ;ing of the two major I'.i-;.!' . t!: rub- governing barn : :orm:i.g u ill 1'.-. hanged. T!o l ab- a - if is n'ov wordel pre f-. ao- i'l iv.i- in oitli-r ot" thi 1- !!.. t b.at !.-;a, - in the big series I I'i Oil ):i n, ! orm ill-,'. fa ;-,v,;.'" I'.C e Ruth d :led this rule a n 1 j lad Mon-- 'ou.-h games after i'i.- ( do-.-, of th big :-eri s ho jtand-1 o;:.-;--:!ol until May L'O. Tl'.- r,;!,,li'' and tb.o eluh owners a 1 10 ! ilo' b'i. 'I"ii- X- w York i'ij. wi!! the priioipa! sufferer. t "' v ill s'i:'. r tin in.ualh- hut ! i'!ain- 1 : . n. u t h of tlie dub will .1!-.. ! s-'i i' iu.-ly affei tvd by the ab s. :. of Unth. It has h . a C'-I. 'Tally agreed t.Tat rule :'s all wr. -.--. That neither ! i! ;'s a t- am .-ho-.:M barnstorm tlv j'Ti.;.. r. A tram is alwav 1 a'.', f. I- vi't' afed, and to a v "rid . li nni i"n team knocked off 'v S'or.e vm II town club certainly w i-ul't v.'t aid any prc?tlre to t! ' : t . llovaver. it 5er.;3 unfair to say an jn.d.vi.lual cannot take part :: a b ill i;aru" after th.e series is . . 1 ; r.o ti. ally assured that i : n. .:: 1 hang- d. it w ill ?-:.'! 1 ; ''!'.':;: th t'-ams from playing. .r - .:; . f !; imiivldual tint ; .-ht if 1.. o d- sir.-s. : : : m laaC'.e club owners ArJ P' f.. it . :n h a change will givo l-i n.l:- a b.oph.oit for ea..lng ,' . n 'i'.e ! 1 1 , t b - nt. nee. Under the Ii: i..r t ' w a s j:othing left for : . : !-, f otb-u- than inslie t 1 1 did. Now il :- -.!.. a tlie rule was a 11 -ri" j, w:'. 1 l::'. e t!; judge a t e ; n k . 1 '-' ted dar i"v of the. :.i;:v Rasrluill Frdrratioti Asks Ri'piibl'n (ins "Make Gorxf . T.i.v :;i.aI. o. Jan. 17. Imi i'- lishment of a depart-T-.t ' ; .Mi wedfarA and educa- ' ; 1 :-v 1 d by repuMlcins In th ; nt.al - ampan of II 20. will ; n-'-xed l th- National Baseball 1-a ! rs announced today. The f. '..-rat. on holds a two-day :-.:-. 1 i'r.day and Saturday v, . n it :s ; , ted a representative I': 't U:.:dir.g and the War dea:t: .e.-.t v dl attend to outline plan -. ii'- proposed governmental bura". Ritfiju r. Johnson and Rahe Ruth Confer; May See 'Czar HPV;, Jam :7.1Col. Jacob :: :): r. preslit-nt f the New York Y . 1 !'. 1. f ' s, conferred here today -a l'.h I '.an Johnson, president of th.e Anierl an I a cue, and Babe Ruth. .- lio '.s playing a vaudeville e m-a gern .--nt h.ere. It wa-s thrught that Ruppert had tu to C:iJ,';i today to confer :th Ju'.co Iar.dis on tho Ruth le-:-;;n but he had no information ifd re'it:. to Babe's caie. 10 percent Reduction Sale. Vern's. 234-tf Do yc-i Ilk soft hinds um B1uv :tii dMxisr. :i-tf

HERE'S A CHANCE TO PROFITEER IN SNOW CAIIY. 111.. Jan. 17. Wanted,: Ten thousand loa-ls of nnow to niak winter sports possible. 'lth th national kl tournament only five day away, and no pnow on the plld. here, members of the NorceFkl club and stars In that line of sport are confronted with the possibility of having to bring: finow from Iowa unlfp.i the wnther man responds Immediately to their plea. Tbo oi.'icjals in charge of the annual event hae arranrej with tho Northwestern Railroad to have the required amount of now brought from tho nearest point, where snow lies.

BILLY EVANS Says Many of ths things that happen in Kimball aro Impo.vtfblo of explanation. On of th mo?t difficult th'nsj to explain in the a.s with which same pitchers defeat certain teama, yet a ilnst wrakor afc'Kfegations they aro very unsuccessful. This fact was forcibly brot'g-ht to my attention Inst spring. Ed Rommel of the Athletic was the pitcher' to play the leading role. I regard j Kd Bommel as a mighty fine pitcher. 1 He has the stuff and pitches intelligently. No club In tho American lengue boasted of more hitting strength than the New York Americans last K:ion. A pitcher UjIo to stop thb Yanks was usually forced to turn in a high grade of pitching. During the fir?t month of tho American league race, Rommel scored three, wins over the Yanka. He looked like the real pitcher ho is. in every game. Tho Yankees were Poing at top speel in the spring, making it a tough job for any pitcher to stop them. Now for the funny part of it. In tha first month Rommel made a number of starts against the other clubs in tho eastern wheel of tho American leauo circuit. Boston, Washington and Philadelphia aH hick the punch of the Yankees. During the first month of piay Rommel was finable to win a single game other than the three Pcoreet over the Yankees. Worse yet, ho ffiihd to get by tho flrt inning again: any other club he faced. If. wn a ae of the hook nnd the sliowei for UAl almost before tho rnnouncer had finished hia duties of letting the fana in or the btterie for the dav. Red" Faber was the pitching sen1 5 sr.ion of the American league last ar. In the spring he was the victim of n very unus'jal happening. In ono week he Iwlco shut out th ".eveland team, the world chain-plon-of 1921. In between tho two hutcut-. In which he allowed only two hits. rnroit knocked him out of the hox it: tho first inning. Tl;o first live men to face him hit svifely. A(fti. the- (uba ii 'pit ehe r who has j been traded by Washington to Philadelphia was l i.uch used as a reli-'i pitcher last year. AcoKta.. with his äIow curve and change of pace, usu-' ally met v.dth much rticcer in the role of rescufr. Ar.ainst the Cleveland club Acofta wai a wonder. IIo alwayä rr ..de trouble fer the Indians. "Wheii pitching against Chicago, not nearly m strong a club, Acosta. couldn't c-t the fide out.

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Paul Castner, demon punter and t ackfleld star, earned himself more laurels in another field of endeavor at Ann Arbor yesterday when his brilliant playing resulted In the defeat of the Michigan hockey team. Paul halls from Minnesota, whore hockey is the groat winter pastime, arid Avon w ide recognition frm eastern ic critics last winter. He is also a star on the diamond, being a hurler of no little ability a well as a good hitter.

Three Odd Happenings Gave Clyde Milan Chance to Become Manager of Washington Senators for 1922

Clyde Milan has been made manace.r of the V.a.hlnffton team of the American Iag"ue. A year a?o at thlt time Clyde Mi' an had no thought of ever nanazlr.e a major leaeruc ball club. He admits that himself. Georce DcBride wa manager of tho Washington team la-ct year. He was doln? A very eool Job of It. Ono day, while battine prounders to the lnfilders, he was struck ovr the eye by a thrown ball from the outfield. The Injury forced McBride out of the came for two weeks. It was neccfc.Try that the. club have a temporary leader. Clyde Milan and Walter Johnson Aro the two veterans of the tam. Walter had no dir'j to manape, the Job fell to Clyd. Was Milan successful as a temporary manager? He certainly was. Under hU direction the club won 11 ftralpht ball frames, and was prominently mentioned as a pennant contender. The day McBride returned to the team tho club lo.n. The Injury to McBride was happening No. 1, the winning of the 11 pames was hippcnlng No. 2. It was No. 3, however, that convinced PresHARRY MEHRE SOON TO RETURN TO N. D. BASKETBALL SQUAD Return Will Materially Strengthen Team Optimistic Over Butler Showing. v That Harn' Mehre will posUlvely b in pood 8hap by the end of next week or perhaps sooner, was the good news that emanated from basketball headquarters at Notre Dame last night. Big "Jumbo" has been misseel by the Irish, and it Is believed that his return will not only aid the team work of the squad Immensely but will also instill an abundance of confidence Into the men. He has been playing varsity basketbull with Notro Dame for three oar, and Notro Dame's greatest disaster on the court this season occurred when Harry fell in a practice game In November, breaking his arm. The campus is optimistic over th uncxi ecteel Fhowlng of the team against Butler. Monday. The belief that N. I. will yet be represented by a mighty nifty quintet Is helel everywhere. At practice yesterelay a large crowd of student watched the maneuvers of the squad, and the fiji.timent expressed was very enti..idaatie. Ha las promised to put the squael through the wort of drilling that wrought their great Improvement last week, and firmly believes that Creighton can be defeated if the men display the fight that characterized the game with Butler. Creighton will be met on Friday and Saturday. This western school, although little is heard of it on this side of the Mississippi, annually produces one of the finest teams in the Missouri valley country. They have proved mighty hard nuts to crack in the past, and until the performance of the Ciold and Blue against Butler tho opinion prevailed that the Irish did not stand a show against them. UnleM a bunch of hard luck assaili Halas again, however, the toughest fort of a battle should ensue when N. D. meets the westerners. No suro they 1399. matter the occasion, you are to have the right flowers If come from Bcehlcr's, Main 11-tf v7 x .... ) V7 'S V- v -.ve-: y - Mm : ' ,,sr, -., JS- 'z ,:;. s :- : v:; :: : :: : : y. y, : : ' :-.;: . :: :, :.::y I - :-yY ':;:"' v: :::::: ' V J 'r..y'::-:: '. ?:' .... - : x --- ' y. ... . . .$ : . : . . ' v y-Ay- :.At yr-yy.yyr .. 's- ; . e i ' -.v vv .; y. -' -I ,: -. ::v'-:V(eV'w,vlvv ' , A.V 'S.'. . s .... w '. V .7' J -' .''v. - '" - ' - "'" W';-.--. .-.VaV.-' : '"v..t sv. :yy, y ;:,- t:y. -: ;;v:v yyfy-,

v. . ' .' x. v CXYDi: 31IIxN. ldent Griffith that Milan was worthy of a chance as manager. Detroit was playinfc in Washing Local Pin Team Rolls Sixth at Tri-St ate Meet Conservative Life Five Gets Tonph Breaks at Dayton Van Kirk Hits 598. BY JKHOSOPHAT SPAIUi Although they rolled very good ten pins, the Conservative Life Insurance Co. five did not realize very well at the Tri-State Tournament at Dayton. Ohio. With over half the 4 00 teams enrolled, the local team rolled into fdxth place with 2757. Open railroads proved their downfall and entered into all of their events. In the final game of their five-men event they had a big 100 total up tho nlxth frame but the pins plit badly for them and they had to content with an 837 game. Ill luck also pursued them in the doubles and singles. Schäfer and Van Kirk had a gxod start in the first two games of their series but Charlie Van Kirk ran into three railroads In the last three : -ames and wrecked their chances, the team stopping at 1150. Charlie Van Kirk proved the best of the crew in the individual event, totaling 59S, which puts him In the first fifteen. The team came away with an unusual record in that not a single player obtained a 600 count in any of the events. The scores of several events are as follows: l'IB MEN EVENT. Sharkey ICS 2s 1fl Krtjecer t"- ""1 TA1 Schäfer 2"7 h7 1rt7 Ml Ahraham 1 MA 1" Van Kirk ITS Is.) 1CS 31 Totals d20 '.CS, SI7 2750 TWO MEN EVENT. VM W. -JV2 Srhafer . Van Ktrk Totals WernfiS . Abraham Totals Sharkey Krueger Totals um r.7i n.'i 57'. sr.0 um 172 .Vtt 2' 4 r.p. 2P; 111.3 lKJ ' .sl bK) 47'. . tl'l .17." .lo:; P.'.'S 1st 17'. .".tVJ 211 , ITS :ü sit

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lNDIVIDtAE EVENTS. Vnn Kirk Ii I '-."jr. S. hafer m -'PJ Sharkey -tvj Rt Wernfz 173 153 Abraham Iii" 1 Krueger 1CÖ 170 THIEL DILIGENTLY TRAINING FOR BOUT Goes Through 14 Fast Rounds in Preparation for Fight With Kazoo Lad. Johnny Thl'l. after proving his ability Monday night before a crowd of former buddies, at tho Studcbaker building, returned to his home camp last night and went through 14 stiff round9 of boxing. Thiel is in the pink of condition to meet Abe Thompson of Kalamazoo in 10 rounds on Friday night at McGowan's gym. Thompson Is a hard hitter of no mean ability and expects to make things lively for the lexal boy. Word was received today from Kazoo that Thompson nas been fdgned for two headline bouti In Grand Rapids in February. The promoters are anxious to secure Thiel for a third show and offers have already" been received by McGowan to go into effect if Thiel makes a creditable showing Friday night. Matchmakej- McGowan has. arranred a strong supporting card, totalling S4 rounds of milling: for the night. Whiter Clements, who is to 1 meet Rob Hendricks In the seml- , final has been working out daily with ' Johnny Thiel and is fit to put up the best bout of his career. A large demand has been made for tickets and only a few are still available because of a limited seating- capacity. Our Ice Cream is here, and our n make. The Philadelphia. 19 a. m. In matters of lo-e and diplomacy ui.j i i 43 IJie (.vi i.ai When fire and water are at war it is the fire that always dies. To make excuses before they ar? net-tied is to blame oneself. It is plea-sar.t to command, though It be only a fiock of sheep.

ton. It had been customary for, Heilman to bat third in the limm?. ' Vcach hitting Ju?t ba-,k of him. ! On this day a change was made inj the 'batting order. II-llman was i tdaced fourth in the lineup, but j

neither he nor Veach were notified of the change. Heilman came up in the firft inning In the third position, and made one of the longest hltu ever een on the Washington park, the ball almost clearing the left field fence. It struck high up in the extreme end of the bleachers In loft center. It was i terriffic wallop. Milan had scanned the Detroit batting order as he gave the umpire the Washington lint up. As tho ball hit In the bleacher Milan ran up to the home plate. IIo confer red with the umpire,

Jieiiman naa Dattea out 01 oroer, 1 xvm jir0ve to be the best match prcwhich caused the official to declare 1 5ente,j jn this vicinity in sometime.

Veach th proper batsman, out erasing Hell man's home run. "That one Incident proved to me that Milan had his he-ad ur nd was managerial umner, is tne way President Griffith puts it. All of which goes to prove that Milan 1 a manager thrmch a very peculiar chain of circumstances. HOMERUH KING TO FACE GIANT TASK TO SMASH RECORD

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Enforced, Will Place Him 12 Clouts Behind. By JACK VMOCK. I. X. f?. Sporting Kdltor. NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Babe Rutl will break no homerun record this year. That Is, not if the f?upensien stands, and It is believed that it will. This is tho opinion of ba-seball men in ceneral and. although officlalt of tho New York Yankee3 today de - rllnpd to rilscuft.q the rtrobablo effect a months susnenslon will have on

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they feel the same way about it. To Discnrd Rule. The case of the Homerun King has been revived by the circulation of a rumor that tho major leagues will throw out the rule against barnstorming at their schedule meetings in February. This rumor Ls vigorously denied in some quarters for, it Is pointed out. Judge Randis decision must be, strictly upheld wdth no show of attempts at evasion and that the re-1 instatement of Ruth now would be ! looked upon as a purely commercial 1 move. "W- have heard nothing regard- j ing the cife of Ruth and Meuse j ince Judge Kandis handed down 1 his decision." said Business Mgr. Kd ! Barrow of tho YankeeH today, "and all I know in that tho ruling doe I not apply to the spring exhibition j season. Aside from this I do not , care to discuss the cos?." TweHo Run Behind. Providing Ruth's suspension stand; and he gets .started on hi? R22 campaign for home runs with- ! in five days of May ."50, whon he will I again be eligible to enter the Yankee lineup, ho will start Just 12 home-j runs behind hia record of last season. Ruth got his flrsrt homer last! April 16 and his 12th on May 17 at! at Cleveland. He did not get his lT.th until May 25. So the task cut out for the big Bambino if he is kept out of the lineup will be Just about as big as a house. Jaclditsch ITM iot Coach Giants' Pitchers NRW YORK, Jan. 17. Spring txhi! ition games to be played at New Orleans by the New York Yankees will open Mar. 1J, instead of Mar. Z, it was announced Tuesday. Fred Jacklitsch. former catcher ef the Brooklyn club, and recently rni .aged as coach by Manager McGraw I of the Giants has notified McGra.v college to resume his coaching duties and w ill not be to assist in the i development of Giant ritchers. I tt-dbash Comes From Behind CRAWFORX)S'ILLi;, Ind., Jan. 17. "Wabash came frcra behind and defeated James Millikin in a furiously contested basketball game here tonight, 21 to 20. James Millikin led. 16 to ?, at half time. Adams, "Wabash forward, tossed the winning: basket In the last four min- ( utes of play, overcoming a one-point I ieaa neia ry James Mir.ikin. Leonard and Pal Moron to Fight in iVcR' Orleans Ring ! NL7W ORLEANS, Jan. 17. Btnny Leonard, world's champion lightweight, will meet Pal Moran. Idol of the South, here on Feb. 24. if Billy Gibson, Ionard'a manager, accepts terms offered by Promoter Tortorich of this city. It was announced today that Moran has already accepted the terms, and that they are now being considered by Gibson. If the pair is matched, it Avill be their first meeting sine 1320. when they foug'.U at Chicago WAxr Nirr cxntlsts. The Laurels, newly organized bas ketball quints, seek rimes with any fast 145 pound teams In the city or Mishawaka, according to an cpen challenge made by the management j Tuesday. Any team wishing to meet j tho Laurel five is ashed to get in 1 touch with "Mon," 'phone U 5527.

WELSH ÄND RUHLIN DEFINITELY AGREE TO BOX 10 ROUNDS

Three Other Bout? on Program at Century Theater, Mishawaka, Jan. 31. The mu:h talkrd-of Eddie Welsh and Johnr.y Kuhlin bout was df finitely agreed to Tuesday when signed articles w?ro received by the promoters from Ike Bernstein, manager of Welsh. Johnny McGowan si.cr.cJ articles a rt week on behalf of Kuhlin. Th Mishawaka Athletic club will stage the bout nt the Century theater. Mi?ha;vaka. Tue lay nicht. Jan. 31. The main bout will bo lö round.-

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Iluhlln In Condition. Welsh has a strong following in South Bond who already have made ( rewrvatlons for an entire, section. Eddie staged a. remarkable come-' back in December when he decisively defeated Al Hennessey before the American Legion at Nile, and is considered the favorite n tho coming battle. Ruhlin Is a good two-h?nde-d boxer and has steadily Improved under tho careful guidance of Johnny McGowan. He is in the bet of condition and is expected to give Welsh a Ftlft argument. In the fomi-final. Johnny Thiel will meet a tough customer in Mickey Brennan in elprht rounds at HIS pound.?. Thk? match was originally planned for the main bout by and Ruhlin. The ficht far.a will benefit by the fact that Welsh has agreed to take part in the main bout i r n A srt- Ml n!t vi Aca t-M- r- - t-o r . C W 1 14. Dill illli: . O illtUij Rons on the 31st. 9 Madden Mean Slugcer. Scotty Ricker will oppose Art Clements In the second bout of the carel in sdx rounds at 140 pounds. Both boy? are noted for their ability to land hard and often and should furnish an interesting exhlbi!tlon - I Iarry Doyle of the McGowan a hard fducger in They are jched',b'I will face to go six rounds at 124 pounds in the curtain raiser and if both live up to their reputations the fur will fly from beginning to end. Doyle has won his last two bouts by knock-out in the early rounds and will endeavor to duplicate his performance when he mo--t3 Madden. Harley, Ex-Ohio State yi rr;,. , TrL,I,.;, CHICAGO. Jan. 1 7. C harlrs (Chick) Harl-y. formerly Ohio State j football star, who recently returned ; to that Institution from him home , here for advanced Studie, has been i taken to a Sanatorium at Ishpeming, j Mich., suffering from a partial ncr-! voua breikdown. Harley's illness is believed to have been the result of an Injury sustained In a football game hrre last fall while playing with a profes-dor.al ram. ilson Must Fight Greh Or Remain Suspen ded NRW YORK. Jan. 17. Johnry Wilson, world's middleweight champion, appeared before the National Federation of boxing Monday and was told that his sufnen!on from the ring until next September stands unless hi consented to mre Harry Greb. OPPOSR DILMT. HAN FRANCISCO Calif., Jan. 17. Magnates of the Pacific Coast league today went on record againct the draf-.. A meeting was held yesterday but the owners refused to consider subnotion to the, annual selection of athletes by the major clubs. illliiilililPiilllPi!! APPLY i:h! lllllttllltltlillllltll to Jo-

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