South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

though Fact is he need not. for his
namesake an old Dartmouth foot
ball man, is to do the work
Not content with their football
IaureIs. half a dozen Centre players
have formed "A basketball team and
are coming north on a tour in Feb
ruary.
a French distance runner is cred
tied with running eight miles in 80 /
minutes. four minutes faster than
c.. S B. and y. l.. and a new world
record.
New York fans refuse to get ex-
cited over the acquisition Of Babe |
Ruth They take it as a matter OF /
course that they should have all /
the big attractions in sportdom.
Capt. Eddie Eagan, newly elected |
leader OF the Yale boxing team. is /
the worlds middleweight champion.
He won the title at the inter-allied |
games in France last summer.
Yale. according 10 eastern papers, |
failed 10 schedule a game with West |
Point next fall because the Cadets |
refused to play the Eli a week after |
tackling Notre Dame.
Valparaiso 70 all intents and pur-
| poses expects 20 establish itself |
| strong on the football map next
/ fall The Valpos have arranged an
eastern trip to play West Point and
I Notre Dame is also on their SEIZED /
I ule.
Box Simpson, worlds champion
/ hurdler. is tired OF his coaching du-
/ ties down in Missouri and. accord
ing 10 reports. wants TO be rein
stated in amateur circles As side
/ kick, Simpson has Jim Phelan. cap
! tain and quarterback of the 1917
\ Notre Dame eleven.
Chicago wrestling fans for some
reason known only TO themselves,
are viewing with suspicion the Cad
/ dock -Stecher match scheduled to be
I held in New York on Jan. So. In
30 past matches the grapplTs have
come out even in the total number
of falls.
Dick HObltzel. former Cincinnati
and Boston American first baseman.
is 10 manage the Akron club in the
international league. Hobby was
. until recently first lieutenant in the
dental corps stationed at West
Point He was one OF the assistant
/ football coaches last fall
Tim Callahan. of Yale. has put
an end TO stories about Coach
Sharpe's discharge Sharpe. says
Callahan, is TO continue as athletic
director at Yale. but admits that
Tad Jones is being sought as head
football coach for next seasons
I gridders.
Trenton. y. j.. Jan. 14.-Jack
/ Dempsey will not be permitted TO
fight Georges Carpenter or engage
in any other exhibition in New Jer-
sey. according 10 a statement is
sued by John :. Smith. president
of the New Jersey boxing commits
sion. The action was taken because
or the war record of Dempsey who
was referred 20 as "a labor scout
Tor ship yard
NEW YORK. Jan. 14-Frank
Moran. the Pittsburg fireman. has
enough this last ring battle, accord
ding TO reports. Moran was so bad
Is beaten by Fred Fulton Monday
.
earning a championship battle and
prefers inactivity 10 the career of
a second rater
NEW YORK. Jan. 14-Pai Moore.
+ Memphis bantam, will arrive here
Z Jan. 90 from London. where he
: knocked out Eugene Criqui recent
ly. The American is returning TO
get a match with Pete Herman for
the worlds championship Johnny
. Griffith. Akron. who made the trip
across with Moore. will remain in
the English capital He meets Jack
Doyle in Liverpool Tuesday night;
four DAYS later he boxes Albert Va
b doud in Paris. and on Jan. so. he
meets Jack Craig in London
BUFFALO. y. Y. Jan. l4-Bud
Christiano. Buffalo lightweight. out
pointed Billy Mccain, Akron, Ohio.
here last night in 10 rounds Nc
Cam failed 20 repeat his knockout
, that he put over on Christiano in
Akron and was completely out
Classed. Willie Devore, also OF Ak
ron. featherweight. outpointed Dick
O'DOWD WINS
By Associated Press
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