South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-14
BY United Press


by the National commission.
BY United Press
TULSA, Okla, Jan. l3.-Harrv /
Wills. New Orleans heavyweight F,
champion, successfully defended his /
title here last night in the 15-round /
mill with Jack Thompson. Phila- I
delphia.
Thompson was out-classed nearly J
all the way, only three rounds going |
TO the Pennsylvania.
BY United Press:
DETROIT Jan. I3.-The bout
here last night between Sammy
Sandow and joey Daily, Erie, was
declared a draw by sportsmen who
found every minute of the 10 rounds
interesting.
Herb BrOdie, San Francisco, won
a technical knockout over Joe
O'Keefe of Philadelphia.
Red" Mack, Newark. n J., and
Dave Sandow. Cincinnati. fought six
fast rounds TO a draw.
BY United Press:
DENVER. Jan 1S-Joe Bur
man. Chicago bantamweight, knock
ed out Dick Griffin of Fort Worth.
Texas. i'm the third Of a 12-rOund
scrap here last night.
Oil to all mtents pays better than
baseball Rowland has sold his Mil
waukee American association club.
Chicago university begins its track
activities with only half a dozen
monogram men on the squad.
Boston college is on the Yale
schedule again next year. The New
Havenites must figure on evening up
old scores.
Illinois trims Ohio and Harley
gain. This time it is in basketball.
the Ilini coming out on the long end
of a 40 to % game.
Bumor has it that South Bend is
f TO be represented in the new twelve
team league said now to be in the
process of formation by George w.
( Perkins, former Cleveland infielder.
English sportsmen believe Il will
be "A mistake to hold the Olympics
this year Reason is. as they frankly
admit they haven't a chance TO finish
better than second.
Riding fifty miles i'm 81 minutes.
otto Walker established what is be-
.lieved to be new worlds motorcycle
record on a Los Angeles track 'tother
might
six more football stars on the
Penn team have gone the way of
cood graduates only their departure
was a bit premature. Three more are
scheduled TO forsake the sport ere
many days
Jockeys i'm New Orleans are not
i'm the least behind the times. They
believe in riding other than hobbies
Their hunch now is that they need
more whcrewithal and they've pre-
scented their thoughts in writing.
Unlike most Reds, Pat Moran is a
standpatter. He fails to see where
= his lineup needs to be changed and
aside from coralling one or two
promising "A IeaEuers ne intends TO
i come back in April with all his old
. worlds champs
Strange stories come out about
managers as well as boxers. Tom
Andrews, famous Milwaukee pro
Imoter fell downstairs and was killed
in Australia two months ago. Now
he's on his way back, very much
alive. with Lew Edwards, English
, ard Australian lightweight champ.
Diplomatic Babe is he. Ruth is
burning the wires 10 Boston papers
1 telling them ne resents leaving the
Hub. New York dailies contain op-
. posite stories i'm which the swat
/ champ is delighted with the oppor-
tunity of playing with a real team
i'm a big city
South Bend may possibly see east
3 ern basketball champs in action this
, 4 season. The New York Nationals
T.
3 Of New York city Will tour Ohio. In
= diana and Illinois late in February
and are anxious to secure games in
northern HoOsierdom. In 203 road
. games played the past four years
: they have dropped but ten.
The Yankees are not the only
= New Workers afflicted with prodigals
. and incorrigibles. although they have
liberal proportion. Phil Dougla,
: went a w. .. j. last summer and
I gets reprimand Two years age
I some Of us did that and got two
y months OF X. 2.
Norman Ross. Illinois A. c. swim
'mer has yet 10 meet his match. HI
= has been travelling like a torpedo il
: Australian waters, his latest accom-
!, iishment being the capture of th'
p 100 and $50 yard Australian cham
= pionship. He represented the L. :
f. az the interallied games last spring
6 Although we usually associate TN,
:, Cake-walk with negroes, says Lon
: don Answers. the original cake