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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
JINX HITS HIGH
SCHOOL QUINTET
Only Two of the Regulars viii
Appear Against EIkhart
Friday.
BY TANAN Blue.

Old Dame Jinx is camping on the
trail of the high school basketball
team of late. but during the past
week seems 10 have made better
progress than at any other time
With four of the mainstays of the
team on the injured list, Robacker
Nyikos, Schecr and O'DeH. things
look bad for the contest Friday with
Elkhart on their home court.
Only two of tho regulars survive
Capt. wedel and Haas. Buntman
is working out as running guard
while Maxey is at the stationary
berth. The latter will make his
debut in varsity circles Friday
night having been taken off the
second team to fill The vacancy
caused by injuries 10 the first string
men.
Depend on Forwards.
Much depends upon the ability
of Baumgartner and Radibaugh
who are expected to form a com
bination that will score more points
than the E1khart crew.
With the regulars out Of the con
test the work of the second squad
was excellent. They were aided by
Robacher, whose studies are keep.
ing him out Of the Friday tilt, Sher-
man, of the second squad, dropped
IN several neat baskets during the
afternoons play,
Coach Bunham declares the jim,
can't last and looks for it TO disap.
pear Friday, Feb. Is. when Nyiko.
will undoubtedly be back in hi
fighting toys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
BABE RUTH DECLARES
HE WILL HOLD OUT

" Associated Press
Los ANGELES, Calf, Feb. A.
Outhelder George II. (Babe) Ruth
left TO-DAY for Boston Ruth said
ne would reach Boston Sunday
night and would go 10 New York
noXt Tuesday 10 confer with Man
ager Miller Higgins. of the New
York Americans Ruth insisted
that he would not sign a contract
TO play with the New York team IN
til he received a part Of his pur-
chase price, reported at $125,OOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
KOKOMO WINS.

~ Associated Press:
KOKOMO, Ind. Feb 4-The
Merchants Heat and Light basket
ball team was defeated by the
Chamber of Commerce here Wed
nesday night by the score of 81 TO
20. The Indianapolis team was
leading at the end of the first half
by the score of 20 to u. The sud
den rally during the last five min
utes of play by the local squad was
too much for the visitors and be-
fore they could recover from the
change in tactics the game had been
lost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
wITHDKAws CHARGE.

bN LUII'I IItoo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. A.
Maxine Dempsey. former wife of
Jack Dempsey, Wednesday, gave
federal authorities here an affida-
Wit Withdrawing her charges of
slackerism against the champion.
The affidavit said she voluntarily
signed Jacks dependency claim and
that he had made bona fide efforts
10 enlist during the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
Y NJ C. A. Quintet Wins from Notre Dame 25-9
ENGLISH OBJECT TO
TENNIS RULE CHANGE

-,y Associ1re1 Press
NEW YORK, Feb '4-Obje
10 the proposed changes in tennis
scoring and handicapping and IN
new foot fault rule has been voiced
by English clubs.
The National Lawn Tennis ass0-
citation has received a letter from n
Anthony Sabeli. secretary OF tho
English Lawn Tennis association
Directing 20 the changes because
"of the need for uniform rules
throughout the world and the harm
possible in discardins a proven sys-
tenn without sufficient reason"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
ARGENTINIAN AUTHORITY
WILL ADDRESS MEETING

BUENOS AIRES. Feb. f.
Doctor Jenaro Giacobini. a noted
Argentinian criminOlogist, has been
designated TO represent the National
Progress association at the congress
Of sociology 10 be held in New Or
leans next April. Tie will discuss
methods OF dealing with pauperism
and criminal delinquency.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
NEW STADIUM.

Iiy Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. A stad-
ium for Ohio State university's fu-
ture football games, with a seating
capacity Of $4,000, practically was
assured Wednesday night when the
legislature appropriated $4,000
for the project on condition that
alumni and citizens OF Columbus
subscribe 100000. The alumni as
ISOLATION has given assurances that
the 100000 Will be raised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
VETERAN PLAYER DIES.

By Associated Press
DETROIT, Mich. Feb. Fiddle
Siever, who a decade ago was the
pitching idol OF supporters of the
Detroit American league team, died
OF heart disease here Wednesday
afternoon. Siever had lately been
employed by the Detroit board OF
water commissioners. He had been
out of baseball for several years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
RECOGNIZE INDEPENDENCE.

PARIS. Feb. 4.-The Armenian
peace delegation was notified offici-
ally today that the allies recognize
the independence OF Armenia
The eventual frontiers OF the new
nation will be decided upon later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
MAY SEVER RELATIONS.

PARIS. Feb. 4-Should Holland
persist in her refusal 10 grant the
allied request for eXtradition OF the
former kaiser. "one allied power" is
prepared 10 sever diplomatic rela-
tions. according 10 the Petit Pari-
sien-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

The five men who have won the
indianapolis 5OO-mile auto race since
1873. have signed up to complete in
the 1920 race according TO "a wire
received Wednesday from Indianap-
oils. They viii all compete for the
$4,000 prize which is offered as the
winners share.
Jules Goux won IN 1918 and was
followed by Rene Thomas. Ralph de
Palma. Dario Resta and Howard
wilcox i'm the other years.
The record established for This
course was set 10y Ralph de Palma
i'm 1915 when he drove a Mercedes
car at the average speed of 1884
miles an hour
The seat sale opened Monday of
this week.
Judg Howard, of Chicago. past
president of tine American Bowling
Congress. who has been developine
interest in the big Peoria tourna-
meut among the bowlsrs OF the
Windy City, advises that 1856 teams
are booked from his burg 10 at
tend the big tournament, and hopes
within the next 10 days to increase
this number TO about 200 teams
Bul Iaidlow. OF Peoria. who is
conducting the campaign in the
home of tho tournament. advises
that there will Doe about 200 teams
from the still CITY which goes TO
snow that two cities Chicago and
Peoria-wiU furnish enough teams
TO make a good sized tournament
Tom Sharkey. lead off man for
the Koehler and SChaefer team, on
Tuesday night turned in a 266 score
i'm his FIRST game. which is quelque
shooting Tn his third game he
turned in exactly 123 pins less than
NE aid i'm the first game. which was
rotten for MIN. Seven out of the
ten men comprising the two teams
turned I'm scores better than the
double century.
CHICAGO. Feb. Nv. Is. Huey
OF Chicago. wednesday won the ma
tioual amateur three cushioned bill
lard championship by defeating w.
o. Campbell. of Chicago, 80 TO 50,
i'm the final match OF the tourna-
meut Huey's high run was six.
Campbeu's three. Huey. who was
former champion. lost his open
ing match and then won six
strC Ent
Campbell ranked second in the
standing. with Ave victories ana two
losses. and three other contestants,
7. J. EuGels. Boston; W. Is. Finn.
Sew York state champion, and
Arthur Newman. BROOKLYN, this
years title holder. each won four
games and lost three. Engels was
given third place on the total points
scored
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

the eastern class a 1872 tourna-
ment here, 800 points TO 126.
BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Feb. A. James
Vaughn. big southpaw pitcher of
the Chicago Nationals, Wednesday
signed a contract for 1920. Dode
Paskert, Outhelder, also signed his
contract, according 70 an announce
T1ent by william Veeck. president
OF the club
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
COOPER'S OUTFIT
ONE Of THE BEST
Well Balanced Basketball
Team With Pair of Speedy
Forwards.

Displaying their true worlds
championship form the Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball team defeated the Sotre
Dame equad Of basket tossers in the
w gym Wednesday night befora
an audience or 500 fans by the de-
cisive score Of 25 10 Q. The game
was fast and furious from the start
and the guarding was So close that
70 was seven minutes before Kens-
er made the first point Of the CON
est a foul
After keusier shot the first foul
The "Y" got started with Rhodes and
Burnham tossing "a field goal apiece
before Brandy scored foul for
the Irish Kcnsler shot two more
fouls during this period. and Kiley
aged a goal for Notre Dame max
ing the count seven 10 three i'm Ia
vor OF Coach Cooper's men as the
haif ended
Play Was Fast
During the first half the passing
Of the "Y" was fast. and although
sometimes errauc. they showed that
they would I'm time wear down the
Notre Dame defense. which was al
most impregnable Each " d. man
faithfully followed one of his oppo-
nents around and time after time
they spoiled sure short shcts for
them Kizer and Award were right
after their men an Of the time and
that accounts for the short end of
the score that the Irish turned in,
while Burnham was tearing around
the floor SO fast that fhere was
hardly "a play that he wasn't in al
though he had no opportunities to-
shoot. except one, which ne made
count He displayed the fastest
roor work seen i'm many days.
When the men resumed play the
next half the ''Y'' boys came back
with such remarkable team work
and accuracy that they soon piled
up lead that killed the NOtre
Dame chances With Kensler the
star ''Y'' center effectively covered
ND Burnham and Rhodes showed
sn offensive attack that swept the
irish or their feet Each Of these
stellar forwards were going in top
form. Rhodes casiug a pair before
ne was taken out and Burnham
netting three baskets Kizer also
came through in this period and
shot two dandy longs from near the
center Of the court
Rough Playing.
The Notre Dame team when they
saw they were hopelessly outclassed
resorted 20 football methods. but
these attacks even failed 20 stop the
locals from marking and Go was ion
This period that they displayed their
wonderful form Reusler managed
20 get the tip or nearly every time.
and then the "N" would start the
pill down the court. and eventually
q basket.
Mehre shot pair Of fouls for
Notre Dame. but during the game
Kizer guarded him SO closely that
re never had a chance of showing
hiss true skill Brandy dropped in
nice basket and Granheld shot
one from past the center of the
court for y. D. but that was an the
scoring that they could do. Shaw
replaced Granfeld who was Jump
ing at center instead of Kuey and
took Kley ont. but the big fellow
couldn't do anything to stem the
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
WABASH WINS.

y AssU'|IITI I-TtSs
VALPARAISO, Ind, Feb A.
Wabash won a hard fought basket
bail game here Wednesday night
from Valparaiso. 90 to IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

HN hoHWIIWIEW It
DETROIT, Mich. Feb willie
Beecher. of New York, unintention-
ally fouled Johnny MendOlsohn, OF
Milwaukee, in the final round of
their 1O-round bout here Wednes-
day night and was disqualified.
MendOlschn had the better of the
lighting up to the time Of the foul.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

~ .NT1'''' TUT|'I 7 IIEN
New York. Feb. David Nc
Andless. Jr. of Chicago national
amateur IS2 balk line billiard
champion. Wednesday night defeat
"a Francis s. Appleby OF Columbia
university. in the final match OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

That ships crew arrested at Mo-
bile for violation of the prohibition
law says there is no freedom Of the
seas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05
ARMY AND NAVY
BOARD DECIDES
Will Investigate Charges Made
Against Worlds
Heavyweight Champ.
BY HENRY l. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspondent. j

NEW YORK. Feb. 4. - Jack
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight cham
pion, will be given a chance to clear
himself Of draft lodging charges. d"
The army. navy and civilian board
OF boxing control, 10 whom the
champion appealed for a hearing,
has reconsidered its previous deci-
sy over his war record and will sit
in judgment on the case February
IL
Names Committee.
The committee. acting as court, is
to consist OF Alfred L. Marilley,
counsel 10 the board; Chairman Maj.
A. ]. Drexel-Biddle. Gutzeon Bor-
glum, the sculptor; Or. Joseph E.
Raycroft Of Princeton, former head
Of army athletics; Robert Edgren,
former sports editor of The New
York World: John S. Smith, chair
man Of the New Jersey state box
ing commission; Roswell T. Easton:
r. Breckenridge Steele and Adam
Empie
The committee Wednesday wired
Jack Kearns, manager Of the cham
pion. Of its decision and 1t was
thought that Dempsey might attend
The hearing in person as in making
the appeal he expressed willingness
either to appear personally or file
an answer to any questions submit
ted.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt. mem
Der of the committee of the Inter
national Sporting club, was asked 10
sit in the court but the socialist
hearing now before the legislature
made it impossible for him to ac-
Cept.
Dempsey Statement.
on January p, Dempsey wired
an appeal TO the board "as a body of
thorough and honorable sportsmen.
whose aim has always been justice
and fairness and a square deal for
all, to investigate this matter thor
oughly and if am innocent of the
charge of draft lodging clear me
publicly before the world and if
am guilty, condemn me-"
At first it was decided to ignore
the appeal and remain out of the
controversy but in announcing the
call for the meeting the board ex
planned that It had been forced to
this course by popular demand as
represented in hundreds of letters
from coast to coast received daily at
the office of the board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

l. 1919 oy south Benz Chamber OF con.re.
Facts Worth
Knowing About
South Bend
SOUTH = ths
DOias Ameio-. picturesque
makes
AXE
AREA. CCity prOper) square altitude
VALUATION: ertate. improvements personal
s3B.1loSsO
CITY DEBT: Bonded
Sinking fund ........................ Siil3
Net debt Observation-Disclosures.
CITY PROPERTY AND FIXED ASSETS: .soe4oI
exclusive club house and
equipment Club. knife nd club
Womans Club Progreas Club. Club Kwanh Club
Sell League University Club
clubs and organizations which provide intellectual
RATE: sSs per 1000.
RATE: per 1000
INSTITUTIONS Eighteen E.de public schools
valued at 2boooO new s4soo 600 High school vocational
school Twelve pArOcha School
sand Night school also provided D. the NJ A.
W. A The university
Academy, another Catholic
provides for the academic and oeSa training girls
following
Three business colleges schools
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES An impA.tant induce
is furnished Manufacturers Space
be had buildings
Rental includes watohmsn
DrocurAoe.
Write south Bend Chamber of Commerce list and
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: banks oomPanle-
with total resources OF t226SO.3BsO1
LABOR, South cassed in labor circles as an
open town There an abundance Of both skilled and pnskd
labor and plenty NOR to draw upon IN the tos
their homes.
na. 5SSns The SG S a. fsf boone o'
commercial center
osSS 1sio ss I1 oea M 6s ana
The 5sSRA o ,o asoRia @ %
most Of this power being Bend The
nheG here are raScSi nl acosns. no anfsouT @
OVERLOOK
sS: Of % sn 50 light 1 600 per Is 995 per hi
to per NJ
PUBLIC sA5sr!' FIR: stations aty-tss
0aoenoy the IRE By fooSnS
Value Of buildings and contents st risk in the 'aI'
5SS16i
Average/oss for - 4524a
POLICE DEPARTMENT. sixty-SiK and police
ambulance motorcycle
RELIGIOUS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS: sixty-s1 churches
including ali leading denominations z NJ C. A costing with
equipment S30O,0OO0O a 31000OOOO
A costing S75.OOO.OO. an
hospitals nhrHary
orphans home.
STREETS: Total length Of alleys tho
paved conpieto SoSiayaTd system being
LIGHTS: public lights 1924, including
$4,000 Many improved
TELEPHONES Union e1cHanse stations
Direct
exchange A7so stations with
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES: eight
the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

and EIbeI teams OF the Commercial
league played snappy game, the
music men winning by the count of
Is TO u. Bowsher, the little Elbel
forward was the individual star of
the contest caging four baskets for
his team Nermande played a good
game for the winners and shot two
baskets which helped TO put his
squad ON the long end Of the score,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-05

Preceding the big game the spiro
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tabs es muBte nl1d nod e ponr &ngs
ausgefloppt meroe. Die Menfe6n=
len f0nnt nit aleS aQein i6affe. 8ie-
ieios Sag butte i6 tie ia geprammiit
oaB i6 tie e menig Belle moat. 6 me-
mig belle! Sen sic 6enn i6on email
10 ebbes geb0rt? lin i6 ben ge0enft,
i6 oebt mild 6en SAILS abidnffe! S6
ben en- &eit genomme, nptper 6enfe
Sic MIR nit, 6nB Ser 56app 10 NIT
aus Erl1bel borbeigange NOR. 8enn
al16 manbmal en- @iel bin, en-
lin ib 6o6 nod lange nit, no=
ib berbleibe Shine Sbrn liemer
Bbilipp Snuerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-17
Gin outer Samariter. vMeein Ma6.

Gin gutter Samariter. nMein Ma6=
bar, SEER 81. S. Streiie, tpar 10 i6lim
bon Nltbma geplagt, 0aB er me6er Ell
fen nod arbeiten fonnte," i6reibt ST.
Sobnu @benna11r bon &ofemont,
Winn. sd gab ibm cine Slaide 6or=
MIS- Mlpenfrduter. Ct moQte mir 6a=
fir be5ablen, aber i9 iagte ibm, anes
mas i6 mini6e lei, bob er geinno
per6e. ST befinbet itd ieBt mobl uno
r1immt an @etpi6t 5u." Dieies be-
rubmte &rdl1terbeilmittel miro ni6t
6ur9 Mpotbefer berfauft ionoern Dem
&ublifum our6 beionoere 2%ofnlngen=
ten geliefert. Nabere Nusfunft lenoet
gerne 9r. 8eter 6abrnep & Cons
60, 2501 8aibington 8lb6., @bira=
go, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-17

I'M ibren Eeint gu perbeHern, eiien
6ie @ngldn0erin1en 1tl1r nod Semitic,
fein Sleiib. 8iele Mmerifanerinnen
tim oosfelbe. Mer nidt I'M ibren
Geint gu berbeiieren, ion0ern neil iie
li6 Sleii6 nibt leiite1 f0nren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-17

8rdii6ert @ilfon bat feinen eige-
men &anoioaten fir 6ie Brdii6ent-
idaft un6 man nartet nit 5porr1111a
anf eine Broflnmntion unieres Dber-
baupes, 6aB ale 8irger, 6ie ni6t
fir rfeinen" @an6i6aten BEL ben
5erbftnablen ftimmen, i9 rgegen 1ie
|gbre Der 8ereirtgten 5taaten" ber-
geben.