South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-01
G|LFILLAN SCORES
HEAVILY At MEET
Handicap Contest Brings Out
TaIent--AggieS Here
Tonight.
by CHARLES 4. GRIMES.

ltHAEhAf EhIA Nlllllldu toNh paiL iti
the annual Gold and Blue handicap
track meet yesterday afternoon and
cleaned up in three events. lie did
not participate i'm any others.
willie" Mohn, former South
Bend high athlete. succeeded in
emulating GilfIlan's stunt to a Ger
fain extent. MOhn won the broad
Jump, tied for first in the pole
vault. and placed in the high jump.
O'Hara. a junior. who donned the
spiked shoes for the first time a
few weeks ago. made "a clever show
ing In the mile against Van Won
terghen. n veteran monogram man.
The latter started from scratch and
won out only after a hard battle
with O'Hara. who was given a TO
ward advantage O'Hara displayed an
easy stride that is bound TO develop
under ROckne's tutelage. With
Van WOnterghen and O'Hara doing
the mile, the Notre Dame mentor
should entertain no worries in the
distance meets this year.
= In the $50. Burke. last years New
England interschOlastic champion.
running from scratch. cleared the
entire field and breezed home a win
ner over Rosenthal by a brilliant
squirt in the last I yards. Meredith,
not vet in mid-seasOn form, ran a
heady race He finished a few feet
ahead OF Pete NcDonough. an
other conner, who promises TO make
his brother Andy step lively for
win in the outdoor season. Burke
IL n freshman and consequently is
not eligible for varsity competition
this year.
Bailey a freshman, one Of Rock
mes former prep proteges. made
"Bnl" Hayes step 90 the limit 10
drive home "a winner in the 4O-yard
finals. Hayes had 10 show a whole
lot to beat the Walsh haller, who
seemed hardly TO exert himself in
the least in stepping off the forty.
Fribley another first year man.
with a liberal handicap, surprised
himself and the crowd by winning
the 40 in close to gym record time.
Parry. Wynn and Colgan pressed
him hard in the last lap, but he
came through a winner
Results:
40-yd. dash-1st. Hayes (scratch)
2nd. Bailey (scratch): 3rd. Lockard
(scratch); 4th, Hoar C IT.. Time,
04-3.
One-mile run-1st. Van wonterg-
hen (scratch); End. O'Hara GO
yds): 3rd, White and Jenny tied
too yds.). Time. 1888.
sS0-yd. - 1st. Burke (scratch);
2nd. RosenthaI (35 yds); 3rd Mere
dith (scratch); 4th. McDonough
(scratch). Time. 2.O9
44O-yd.-1st. Fribley (25 yds.);
2nd. Wynn G5 yds) 3rd Willett
GO yds): 4th. scallin Go yds.).
Time .55-2.
Pole vault LIST. Mohn (1S in.);
Douglas GS in). tied for first; 3rd.
Bademacher (scratch). Il IT 4 in.
40-yd. low hurdles-1st. Gilhllan
(scratch); End, Wyrne (scratch);
3rd. Hoar (scratch); 18th, Shugrue
(scratch). Time, O5.
40-yd. high hurdles, cali from
soratvh-1st. Cnhnan; End. Wynne:
3rd. Shugrue Time, .06-2.
High jump 1st, Douglas
(scratch); 2nd, NIohn c. inD and
Hoar C in. tied; 4th. Traitor.
Height, II. s in.
Broad jump-1st. Mohn GS inO:
End. wnlett C1S i'm; 3rd. Patterson
- ft): 4th. Kremp (scratch). Dis
lance. 90 II. 10 I'm.
Shot put-1st, GudUan. 2ud. T.
Anderson; 3rd. Grabner; Attn, Traf-
ten Distance. 40 It. . I'm.
Umpires - Pearson. Malone. KEEL
ley. Brandy. Bahan. Slime and Bara.
Starter--Rockn e. Judge-Dorais,
Scorer-Szczepanik
The Michigan Aggies are coming
from Lansing 20 do battle with Notre
Danes basket ball warriors this
evening and another warm scrap is
anticipated. Every year the Farm
ers come down and every year q hot
battle IS staged. TouiehJs game
promises no exception.
Primed 20 win at an costs. last
winter the Lansingites came 10
Notre Dame and lost out by one
basket. The game was a battle
royal, exciting from beginning TO
end. Two years ago Notre Dame
squeezed out narrow victory only
10 lose later I'm the season on the
Aggies' own court. Three years ago
Chief Myers jumped I'm the last
minute OF play and sent the Aggies
back to Lansing defeated by two
points.
Coach Dorais let his basket ball
men rest yesterday afternoon All
save Gnhllan took the hint. He COZ
into some OF the events at the track
meet yesterday 20 keep limbered M.
perhaps for tonights set-to. He will
probably start az center. Vohs may
make his first appearance at one Of
the guards. Bahan and Brandy will
start as forwards for the Gold and
Blue. and Slime viii pair of in the
defense with Vohs. II GIpp is in
condition ne viii play part OF the
game. Hayes. Pearson, Smith and
Ward viii all be I'm reserve ready TO
jump IN as the occasion demands.
Tie music viii begin tonight at :
o'clock, the freshmen opposing the
Polarines Of South Bend in a prom
Using curtain raiser. Between the
halves Corby and Sorin viii attempt
10 settle the interhau relay cham
plonship.
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