South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-27
GOLD AND BLUE
OFF To LANSING
Team Meets AggieS and Mich
igan tuesday and WedneS-
day in Big Games.
BY CHARLES \. GRIMES.

BY CHARLES \. CRIMES.
Twelve Notre Dame ball players
left las, night with Coach Dorais for
Lansing, where the Michigan Aggdes
will furnish the opposition in "A re-
turn match with the Irish this after
noon. Included in the squad which
left yesterday were Capt Sioberg.
Murray Wrape. Barry. Mcclure, Ba-
han. Miles Mohardt. Scodeld Bader.
Connors and Donavan. Tommy Law
cry will leave for Ann ArbOr this
afternoon after completing an exam
ination which prevented him from
accompanying the team 10 Lansing.
TIVE games will be played on the
trip. Notre Dame will attempt 10
avenge the lucky to 1 win the
Farmers scored over the locals at
Cartier field four weeks ago. To-
morrow Coach Dorais' charges will
stack up against Michigan at Ann
Arbor. The results OF the games VIII
determine the right OF NOtre Dame
TO claim western collegiate champi-
onship honors Thus far the Irish
have dropped three games two to
Illinois and the other TO the Michi-
gan Aggies. They twice trounced
Iowa. conference championship con
tenders. and beat Indiana, Purdue
and Wisconsin with ease. The de-
feats at Illinois came early in the
season when the team was in
slump. Murray and Lavery viii most
likely get their last college workouts
on the present trip. Both men are
scheduled TO complete their courses
at Notre Dame next week.
Track Schedule.
Coach Rockne's track team is
picked by the Indianapolis critics TO
take first in the state meet at Lafa-
yette Memorial DAY. F'irsts in five
events have been conceded 10 the
Irish and numerous other places are
going TO Capt. Ted Rademacher and
his Notre Dame athletes, according
TO several OF the scribes. The critics
are even more optimistic than Rock
ne who is grooming the track men.
Practice has been held daily since
the Michigan meet and most of the
men are in tiptop condition. Nee
han is In better condition for the
state meet than ne was for the
Michigan meet last Friday and Gil
hIlan is expected TO run in the hur-
dies
There is not a sprinter in the state
sanguine enough to express aspira-
tions OF taking first against Hayes
in either the 100 or go sprints.
Rademacher has been going big
in the pole vault. Douglas in the
high jump. and McGinnis in the
broad Jump. Hoar is expected to be
"a high individual point winner in
the hurdles and jumps. King. Hayes
and Red" Ryan, all of whom placed
in the Michigan meet last week, ex-
pect no greater opposition than the
Ann Arborites furnished, and should
score high n Lafayette. Van WOr-
teghen, Sweeney and O'Hara will run
I'm the distance events
InterhaII Contest.
COrby gathered % 10 points in
the first half OF the annual interhall
outdoor track meet held at NOtre
Dame yesterday afternoon and Fa-
Their Hagerty's pets look like intra-
mural cramps Inc meet VIII DE
continued this afternoon. the 22O
yard dash, $50 yard run. 22O yard
low hurdles. high and broad jumps.
discus and javelin throws and relays
being on the program
Two new interhall records went by
the board yesterday afternoon. In
the mile Burke OF COrby went the
distance in 4:4S:4 and in the shot
put Traitor made 80 feet inches.
Summary:
100 yard dash-Baney (Walshl
Ficks CBadinl. Kirk CWalsh). Keller
(Walsh). Time-1O 1-5
one mile rUn-Burke tCorby)
Schueler CBadin). Heuther( Badin).
Lyons (Walsh). Time-4:4S:4.
440 yard dash-wynee (Corby)
Blaeke (BrOwnsOn), Kenny tCorby)
Padden CBadin). Time-:55
12O yard high hurdles Wynne
(Corby). Kirk walsh Kenny CCor-
by. Trafton (COrbyj Time-:16 ..
Pole vault-Mohn (Sorin) Gran
aver and Henrick CWalshl, Trafton
and Mehre CWalsh). Dupuis Brown
SOM Distance-IO feet
shot put-Trafton (Corby> n An
derson (Sorin). Kirk tWalsh)
Wynee tCorby). Distances feet
inches.