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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
woIbert Back with Lafayette.

speciaI Despatch to THE New York HbRAtp'
EAsroN, Pa. Oct 26.-The Lafayet'e
College varsity football team was iur-
Their strengthened for the game with tne
university of Pittsburg Saturday by the
return of G.. NJ. Wolbert to active prac-
tice to-day. Wolbert, veteran guard.
suffered an infected arm in the An
napolis contest two weeks ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

the basis OF points for first. for second
and / point 20 each contestant who unsuc-
eessfilly competed In the seml final round.
Amend General Rule X. section l.
TO read az follows:
An athlete shall be held 20 he a novice
In each OF the classes specified in Article III.
If tbe constitution until he shall have won
a place prize as distinguished from team
nriz. other than a survivors, token In a
competition In that class open 90 the menl-
hers Of two OF more clubs. lie rS." not,
however be eligible for novice team atier
once having been a member OF prize vim
lii. tnnf
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The Pittsburg Despatch says that the
formation Of a big four is being con-
sidered seriously. and that Pittsburg is
to be one of the members. Syracuse,
Dartmouth and Cornell are the others
listed. In this case the wish no doubt
Is father to the thought-that Is, as re-
CARDS Pittsburg. It will be Of interest
to the Pittsburg writer to know that the
so-called new big four already has been
organized, and that the members are
Pennsylvania Cornell. Dartmouth and
Columbia. Columbia's games with Cor
nell and pennsylvania this season mark
the inaugural of the big four plan and
Columbia entry into the alliance.
Pittsburg is very anxious to get into
some sort Of combination with big col
leges up this way. but it is confronted
with many barriers, the biggest of which
is a geographical one. 1t already has
an arrangement with Pennsylvania and
Syracuse and seeks one with Dartmouth.
The Green has been offered game in
Pittsburg next fall and we hear that 1t
Is about to accept 1t.
The big four as arranged in Pittsburg
would not he possible because II in
cludes Syracuse and Cornell The Up
State colleges have not met on the grid
iron since 1900 when Cornell took a
parting shot at the Orange by score
of to O. There is a movement TO re-
vive the Cornell-Syracuse football con-
test next season. but II seems to be get
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

ting along in a weak way. AS for Cor
nell jumping right into an alliance with
Syracuse. that is next to impossible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
Can Beat Williams if 1t Tack
les Job With the
Proper Spirit.
BY DANIEL.

Last Saturdays results left New
York's collegiate football representatives
in rather a bad way. Columbia's de-
feat by Wesleyan. coming In the wake
Of the Blue and Whites victory over
New York University. and the N. Y. U,
tie with Wesleyan stunned the student
body. 1t has not come out OF its trance
yet Some Of the men are inclined to
take a panicky view Of the situation.
They point to Williams 62 to against
Trinity and they think that Columbia
is heading straight toward another
rouncing. for Williams comes to South
Field on Saturday.
1t is true that the Williams game
presents big problem for Columbia.
but II also presents an opportunity to
prove that II has grit and aggressive
ness. Almost anything is possible In
football witness Columbia's remark
al 10 tie with Brown at the close OF the
1919 season. Witness, too. the great
rally of Yale against West Virginia
and the Blues phenomenal rise from
the slough into which II was thrown by
Boston College. Columbia has many
weak spots, but ii can beat Williams.
Fordham. which will tackle Detroit
ON Saturday. seems to be destined to
take another beating. The Western
eleven is fast heavy and experienced.
while Fordham seems to be having
bard time finding itself. That game
may give the Maroon its chance, but we
do not look for a F'ordham success.
New York University"s poor showing
against Hamilton, which won by a
point. has Frank Gargan guessing. The
Purple has not won a game this year.
Vet II looms up as one Of the best
teams the college yet has had. n. Y. U.
will not play on Saturday. but will walt
until election day, when 1t will enter
tain Trinity. Stevens, which slumped
badly in getting only a scoreless tie
with Middlebury, should have an easy
thine beating Rensselaer, Poly at Ho-
boken on Saturday.
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"Play Day. for the Crimson.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 26.-"Play
Day" was the name head coach Bob
Fisher gave the Harvard football prac-
tice this afternoon. The squad worked
at least two hours In the stadium, but
did little outside of signal drill and a
long session Of kicking.
The kicking practice was no childs
play however. despite the playfulness OF
the head coach. Harvard must have a
punter that can kick better than they
have thus far TO hold her own with
Princeton a week from Saturday. None
OF the men has shown a tendency TO
punt the puzzling spiral and get the dis
lance necessary to outwit the other team,
as well az to allow his ends to go down
with the kick While Capt. Horween,
Winnie Churchill and George Owen. the
backheld who started against Centre.
are all punters, none of them has shown
good form. Their presence serves only
as threat. but one that can be solved
by intelligent opposition.
Ralph Horween OF last years team
coached the punters to-day and later
gave attention TO drop kickers Ike his
brother. Arnie, Charlie Buell. and Arthur
Hamilton Charlie Brickley will I've here
tomorrow for few days stay, and an
Improvement should be noted. The 1914
captain. himself a star drop kicker. has
shown ability likewise to tranSnt some
of hts knowledge of the game TO those
under him.
The Princeton formations were run
through by the second team this after
noon. Billie Robinson. the 1915 quar-
terback. lives in Philadelphia and has
seen ali the Princeton games this fall.
He Joined the second team staff of
coaches this afternoon. BY Thursday
the Tiger formations will be tried out In
the stadium against the varsity.
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syracuse Has Several New Plays.

SYRACUSE. =. Y, Oct. 26. 49, When
Syracuse plays Holy Cross next Satur-
day at Worcester and Washington and
Jefferson here on November 6 these
two teams will find Syracuse equipped
with q number Of new plays which
Coach "Chick" Meehan is now teaching
the Orange warriors. Nearly all of to-
days work was trying out new forma-
lions, several OF which proved big
ground gamers against the husky fresh
man team, which IL one Of the best cub
teams turned out here In a number Of
years.
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Amend Athletic Rule XIV. by addIn,
the following:


g. Competitors IN swimming events shall
he required 20 wear regulation costume
known az tho A. A y. racing SUIT ard in
Men-Matcria shall be 81 dark color only
Tire ruit shall extend not lcsa than two
ylInches below the crotch. and shall 10 cii,
n a straight line round the circumference
- the leg.
I The arnihole shall be cut no lower than
w bur inches below tho arTnpit.
supporter OF dark color must be worn
Underneath suit
wom.n--Nateriai shall he ~ dark color
Ioniy In tho front the suit shall be cut not
lower than three and ons-heif inches below
the DIFF OF the neck. AZ the bnck of the neck
Il shall not be lower than the front.
Tho arrnhoie shall bc cut not lower than
two and one-hsif inches below the nrrnpit
and be cut not more than two inches from
shoulder strap AZ this point shall measure
mot less than two inches.
The troussr log shall extend halfway from
hspbone 20 knee and be cut In \ stra iaht line
around the circumference Of the leg. Trous-
ors may be shorter. provided the suit has
an attached skirt measuring halfway 20 Tire
kr~e.
III s.ontcrtanis shall he required 10 come
efon KIDD 70 tho starting post and recioak In
taedintely after ernerVirg from the water .
frROM THE METROPOLITAN AssO-
C1ATroN)
Amend General Rule VIII by insert
ing the following ms Section and re-
numbering the following sections:
4 IN boxing and wrestling competitions
such trophy shall be awarded 20 ths club
scoring sbs greatest number Of points on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
ROD AND GUN NEWS
:, ~ ,,rrp voR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM OCTOBER p T
Eight Men Get Forty-nine Cod.

The time given In the above tapIe is "a
one hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06

~
At Kendallville Wolf Lake. 40:
Ligonier, IS.
At Clinton, Bloomingdale. Il;
Dana. s.
At Evansville. Petersburg. 10;
Huntingburg, 2.
At Auburn: Angola. As; Spencer
vile. .. Auburn. 60; Orland. O.
Garrett, So; Hamilton. Il Flint. Is:
Butler, IS.
At Rochester: Rochester. 80:
Bourbon. g.
At Huntington: Wabash. 30; Clear
Creek. s.
At Logansport: Logansport, %;
Converse. %.
AT Rushville: Manila 20: Green
Township, 6.
At Veedersburg: H;usboro. IL:
Covington. a.
At Vincennes: EdwardsEort, 10:
Monroe City. 8.
A Muncie- Isosa ntville17. Green
Township II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
NATION TO DIRECT
JUNIOR ATHLETICS
Expected to Be the Outgrowth
of Army Program of
Sports.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Uncle
Sam came out of the war with the
sport fever. Symptoms Of dead
" interest" in athletics were shown
BY the government when the Ameri-
can army was being trained and
later when IT was yearning for
something 10 do in the dull after
srmistice days.
The army then got its feet real
wet In sports. 1t promoted two OF
the biggest games OF history, the
a. T.. +. tournament and the inter-
allied games. The task called for
executive genius, unlimited tact, in
defatigable energy and carloads Of
American pep. The success OF the
two big ventures not only brought
universal commentator upon the
athletic officers of the army but IL
gave them valuable experience and
showed the potential possibilities of
the army's hand in the athletic
game.
War Department Policy.
The war department has declared
policy OF government control of
athletics but it slowly worked into
IL unOftiCially.
The handwriting is evident on the
wall with government support of
collegiate polo, reorganization Of
the New York state militia leagIe,
numerous indoor track meets held
this season under the auspices Of
carious army organizations, and
boxing bouts held by the army and
posts Of the American legion.
If universal training is adopted by
the United States il is "a safe asser-
ton that the army will direct prac-
tically all OF the nations junior
athletic activities, as is the case in
Belgium and several other Euro
pean nations. The Olympic games,
as is known, are to be conducted by
the Belgian war department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
CHAMPIONSHIP STAYS IN
FAMILY.

BOSTON, March 3. - Edgar T..
Appleby of New York. defeated his
brother. Francis s. Appleby. todey
in the last afternoon match of the
National Amateur class-A, 1872 balk
line billiard tournament at the Bos-
ton Athletic association. The score
was 800 to 224, in 40 innings. The
winners average was II and
his high runs were AZ, 2S and %.
The loser averaged 8 80 with high
russ of 46. "a and p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
I.ASAIIE-

The gold-mad days of early Cali
tornia has been used as the setting
Tor The Grey VOLTS Ghost" to-
days picture at the LaSalle. Fea-
turing II. 3. Warner in an interest
ing dual role, IL is a perturbation OF
story written by Brete Hart that
master weaver of western romance
The plot has to do with the at
tempts OF a COUPLE Of crooked ad-
Nenturers 10 wres- from the hands
OF the Spanish landowners the val
liable territory which rightly be
longs to them
Tomorrow The Woman in the
Suitcase" features pretty Enid Ben
nett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
:a1aEafnHaiss.
ORPHEUNI.

Last showing Of the present Or
pheum bill which features Cantor's
Minstrels, an attractive girl act, is
given al that theater tonight. Other
entertainers on this bill are Barto
and Clark, HaddOn and Norman,
Flagler and Malta and the Aerial
Eddys.
Beginning tomorrow. the bill in
cludes ChOdy. Dot and Midgie in
the musical sIIiE Rhyme with Re1-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
AUDITORIUM.

Dorothy Gish and owen Moore in
Betty of GreystOne," fve-reel
drama; "Jim's Sister," a two-reel
Judge Brown comedy drama, and
the Pathe News, are today's attrac-
tons at the Auditorium. The usual
Sunday bill of excellent pictures
have been booked, including "A
Midnight Man" Mutt and JEFF:
Pathe News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06

Nappanea and Rolling Prairie
PLAYED the best game of the first
four of the tournament when they
met iu the opening contest of the
Friday afternoon games, Nappanee
coming from behind i'm the second
half and winning by the score of
rs 20 10.
Rolling Prairie took the lead at
the start with the aid OF stephen
son. the star forward who scored "A
basket and two free throws. Nappa-
nee kept fin the fight. however. and
succeeded in holding the leaders
down The half ended with the score
8 90 i'm favor of Rolling Prairie.
In The second period Zook. playing
forward for Nappanee, got started
and began 20 locate the ring scoring
three clean cut mar Sers and putting
his team i'm front shawn, also runC
ar two goals and this with one from
Miller put the game on ice for Nap
pauee.
Lineup: Nappanee Forwards.
Zook shawn Center. Miller. Guards.
Calbeck. Nessuer Rolling Prairie.
Forwards stephenson. Lewellen.
Austin. Center. Nelson Guards.
Riley. Jones Field goals. ZOok s..
shawn =. Miller .. Stephenson ..
Nelson, Riley. Foul goals. shawn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
DEMPSEY OUT on BONDS.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, March o.
Jack Dempsey and Jack kearns, his
manager. appeared before United
States Commissioner Long late yes
terdav and gave bond of 1.5O0 each
to appear in San Francisco March
20 10 plead to indictments charging
conspiracy 10 evade the draft for
military service
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
HOIIOCaER OUT OF GAME.

PASADENA- Cal, MarCh y
Charley Hollocher, Cubs shortstop,
may be forced into a two weeks
lay-off because of the bono growth
i'm his hand An X-Ray was taken
of the hand showing a splintered
bone in the left hand HollOcher
was bothered with the hand last
season. 1t apparently disappeared
during the winter but has caused
trouble since he began training
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
NnLLERsBURG WINS, II TO Is.

Disregarding science and finished
basketball and viewing the game
from an interesting standpoint only,
NIillersburg and Middlebury put on
the most exciting exhibition when
they met i'm the final contest Of the
Friday morning schedule. with Mil
lersburg on the long end of the II
TO IS score
These two ives were out to settle
a grudge. each having won a game
and lost "a game to the other earlier
i'm the season. Neither team played
good basketball, nor did they exhibit
anything like championship class.
ID. Nihart started out the scoring
when he tipped "a held ball in from
under the basket for Middlebury.
The lead was soon lost when Capt.
Z. silver of the MiUersburg aggrega-
ton began 10 find the net and Gagged
four ringers and a foul in quick
succession The half ended with his
team in the lead by two points. II
TO O.
MillCrburg Wins i'm Final Minutes.
Shortly after the beginning of the
second period Gohn tied up the
score but I'm the final two minutes
of play Thomas located the ring for
NIIersburg twice followed by an
other 10y T. Silver and the gun fire
with the score of L 10 10 Lineup.
MiuCrSburg. Forwards, +. Silver,
Kuhn. j.. Silver. Center. Thomas. l..
Silver Guards. Hollinbaugh. Long
Field goals: T.. Silver 8. Gohn 3.
Thomas ., Franz. u. Nihart. kindly,
t. silver Foul goals. Z. Silver.
Gohn. Referee, Gilroy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06

At the Castle theater today. Enid
Bennett Is the star of "Sepping
out, a domestic comedy drama
which plays a return engagement
20 South Bend by request. The plot
centers about "A wife's schhemes to
overcome the destinations that an
other woman holds for her husband
and who employs unique tactics in
winning back his love.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
NIIsHAwAKA WINS. 40 TO 6.

Coach Mueller and company from
over at Mishawaka had little trou-
BILE i'm disposing of North Liberty;
the final score being 40 to 8. Graves
was the individual star of the con-
test making Is baskets. Brady, the
back bone of the Mishawaka scoring
machine. was withdrawn from the
game the last period.
Opponents Only Score One.
McKensOn made the only basket
for North Liberty five by making a
pretty over hand shot from the mid
die of the floor.
Lineup: MISUNDERSTANDING.
Graves and L Brady. Center, Weiss.
Guards, Phnlon and Gage. Bristol:
Forwards, MckeasOn and Haas.
Center. Wiseman. Guards, Milliken
and MCkenna
Field goals} Graves Is, l.. Brady
z, Weiss 8, T. Brady. McKeaso
Foul goals Weiss 1 out OF 8. Milli-
ken 4 out of 10.
Substitutions- l. Brady for L.
Brady, FreehaUf for Weiss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
DAY GANUS.

DAY GAMES.
At Bedford: Colitic %; Mitchell
At Columbus: Madison AZ; Cliff
ford 8.
At indianapolis: Tech 20; Manual
At Logansport: Young America
so; Delphi Is.
At Anderson: westfield Is; Fish
er II.
At Anderson: Arcadia IA; Pen
dleton IL.
At Lafayette: jefferson 80; West
Lafayette 4.
At Lafayette; New Richmond p;
Stockwell 4.
At Clinton: washington Town
ship 81; Wiley %.
At Valparaiso: Whiting 30; Low
ell Il.
At Muncie: Ridgeville AZ; Sara
toga IS.
At Kendallville: Silver Lake IS;
Avilla 16.
At Martinsville: Amo IA; Plain
field 13.
At Muncie: Eaton %; winches-
ter Z.
Muncie 40; Yorktown 6.
CASTOR %: DeSoto IA.
At Columbus: Vernon II; Scipio
At Evansville: Jeffersonville 49,;
New Harmony 10.
At Indianapolis: West Newton IS;
Valley Mills II.
At Clinton: Tangier Is; Bellmore
At Kendallville: Washington Cen
ter 20; Northwestern IS.
At Muncie: Monroe 10; stony
Greek s.
At Muncie: Cowan %; Selma Il.
At Valparaiso: Kentland, IS;
Goodland, II. a.
At Columbus: Let's, 2S; Osgood,
At vincennes: Oakland City. 25;
PlainvrSe. %. Overtime.
At Clinton: Garfield, 80; Perrys-
At Bedford: Seymour. 80; LOOgoO-
At Valparaiso: North Judson, 20;
Crown Point. II.
At RushviHe: Liberty, IS; Raleigh.
At vincennes: washington. %;
Oaktown, 3.
AT Bloomington: Farmersburg,
IS: Steinesville, Is.
At Franklin: Franklin, 90;
Nineveh. IA.
At Martinsville: Pittsboro, l6;
North Salem, s.
At Clinton: Mecca Forts, AZ;
- At Logansport: BroOkston So;
Flora Il.
At New Castle: MiddletOwn "a;
At New Castle: Richmond "a;
Kennard Is.
At indianapolis: Ben Davis 23;
Fishers 10.
At Bloomington: Lyons, a; Car
Isle 5.
At Huntington: Fort Wayne. II;
Roanoke, 16.
At Button: Liberty Center, %;
Geneva. 15. Gray, Il; Pennville,
"a. Bryant, is; Portland. 10.
At Kendallville: Columbia City
21; Syracuse. 4.
At Bedford: Bedford 90 Corl-
land. i.
At Evansville: Evansville, 81; FL
berfield. 6. Orwell, 10; Unin. IL
At Logansport: Amherst 2S;
Bringhurst. IA.
At Lafayette: Pine Village, 20;
Buck Greek. s.
At Huntington: Linlawn, 9; Bip-
pus. Al.
Friction. 3.
At Rushville: New Palestine. 81;
Maxwell. Il.
At Columbus: sandusky, IS Yer
sailles. Is.
At Muncie: Royerton, Il; Spar
tansburg Z.
At Columbus: Greensburg IA;
Halton g.
At Martinsviue: Martinsville 81;
Paragon 2.
At Greencastle: Waynetown IS;
New Market Il.
Cloverdale 10: New Ross 5.
Ladoga 2S; Bowers Is
AIimo 19; Mace IA.
At Greencastle: cambridge 10;
Brazil 8.
At Franklin: Morristown, 10; Cen
terville. L.
At Valparaiso: Brook. 2s: Ham
mond 10.
At Button. Tocsin. II: Ossian. 10
At Lebanon: Lebanon, Is: Colfax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
BECKETT COMES BACK.

LONDON. March 5.-Joe Beckett.
the heavyweight pugilist. knocked
out Dick Smith, light heavyweight
champion of England. in the fifth
round at Albert hall Friday night.
The fight was for the championship
of Great Britain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06

son, Herman Lei7 and company in
the sketch Dope Billy Broad. the
clever singing monologist. the Three
Melvins gymnaSts SUPREME.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06

Francis y. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne. post graduates in the motion
picture world. Will be seen at the
oliver thcater Sunday and Monday
nights I'm "a real living drama To
Oliver Morosco. the energetic FRO
Queer Of New York and Los Angeles.
must be credited the return OF these
popular film stars 10 the Legitimate
stage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
ELKHART TRIMS LAkEynLE.

Elkhsrt took Lakeville into camp
i'm the second game OF the afternoon
by the score OF 46 TO 9. Elkhart took
the lead early In the game and was
never headed. The score at half
time was IS 20 4 with Elkhart on
the long end. Liddle was the chief
point-gainer for Lakeville while
Swayne and Evans were the shining
lights for ElkharC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06
Sectional Basket
ball Results
NIGHT GAMES.


At LogansDort: Wolcott %: Rey-
nolds' u; Young America, %,
Brookston. -.
At Lafayette West Point Is:
Linden, 4; Jefferson (Lafayette)
35; Monitor, /.
At Muncie: Muncie. %: CASTOR. ;.
Eaton, 80; Monroe township OPar-
kerr, 10.
At Anderson: Elwood. %: Allan
ia, -. Westfield, p; Arcadia, p.
At Lebanon: Frankfort. II: Ad-
vance. Is.
At Columbus: Columbus. IS; Yer
At indianapolis: Oaklandon. Is:
Acton. 2. Ben Davis. 16: West New
ton, Il (overtime).
At Bloomington: Spencer. Is;
Scotland. g. Farmersburg. Al;
At Valparaiso: Rensselaer,. SO:
Morocco. Il. North Judson. 10:
Kentland, Is.
At Kendallville. %; Etna Green.
.. Washington Center. 81; Silver
Lake, 3.
At Newcastle: Newcastle 81:
New Lisbon, s. Richmond, 81: Mid
dletown. l.
At Button; Hartford City. 40:
Decatur, % Pennville, 20; Lber-
y Center. Is.
At Greencastle: Greencastle. so:
Fillmore, 2. Waynetown, 30; Ala
mo, S.
At Auburn: Angola. 25; Auburn.
IS. Fremont Is; Salem, 10.
At Bedford: Naltonia, 20: Need
more, 16. Seymour, %; Williams.
IL
At Rushville: Milroy. 27: Fort
Vile. II. Liberty, p; New Pales-
tine, II.
At Martinsville: Brownsburg. It;
Stilesville, 3. Lizton. 10; AmO. 2.
At Clinton: Normal (Terre
Haute), &c; Rosedale. 10. Garfield
(Terre Haute), 10; Tangier, s.
At Evansville: Jacksonville, 25;
Boonville, Il. Sturgeon, IS; Jas
per. 10.
At Franklin: Edingurg, 22; Ira
falgar IS. Franklin, 80; Shelby
Vile. 5.
At Vincennes: Vincennes, %;
oakland Is. owensvine. 10; PATIO
ka, II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-06


PLYMOUTH WINS CLOSE ONE.
I'm the final game before the eve
ming contests Plymouth scored a II
20 d win over Wakarusa. The game
was slow from start 20 finish. con-
trary % expectations. and neither
team could score with any regular
liv due 20 inaccuracy rather than
close guarding.
The first period Of the contest
the Wakarusa men did not hit the
basket for a TWO pointer. their only
score being made by Sailor on a
free throw. For Plymouth this
period Tanner came through with
two baskets Both Tanner and
tIough. who starred for Plymouth.
handle themselves well. but are
weak in many points with a first
class coach ON their heels for about
q week they should develOpe into
good material
The last half Wakarusa put up "A
better fight Sailor and Trash maxi
ing several neat ringers. but the rally
feIl short and the Plymouth team
kept in the lead. Lineup:
WaIlarusa CID Plymouth GD
Forward
Forward
Center
Roose ........-.----..... Clough
Guard
hoiderman .-........... Bell
Guard
VI aIIeuJOru ....-..... Robertson
Field goal Tanner. 4: Clough. /:
stevens, =. Trash, = Sailor.