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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-28
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-28

Prices are 90 extremely low We ask that our
] patrons please pay cash during this sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
N HIGH SCHOOL WINS INDIANA BASKET
~ I'M TIE BIG
OUTDZNOORS
N.Y. GUSTAV Ut. MEYER

The vigorous enforcement OF the
fsh. game and fur-bearing laws Of
the state which the division Of FISH
and game OF the department Of con-
servation is putting into effect, is
highly pleasing 20 the bulk OF the
people Of the state. Another move
ment that meets with popular ap-
prevail which Will help the cause Of
wild life conservation is the move
ment it has under way. OF organic
ing an active association for the
protection Of birds. game and fish
In every county Of the state.
Through this the department Will
gain the active support Of good cit
liens in all sections of the state.
This TO me, seems the only prac-
tical way in which an observance
Of game and fish laws can be brought
about. Let everybody do his share.
An appeal that the department is
putting out calls attention to the
value OF wild life and the need for
its conservation. This should enlist
all who find pleasure and recreation
in hunting fishing or trapping. The
appeal calls attention 10 the value
O. birds to agriculture because they
consume noxious insects and weed.
seeds; the value OF game and FISH
IS food assets; the value OF fishing
and hunting as an incentive to out
door ife and recreation; the value
OF trapping the fur-bearing animals
i'm securing their valuable fur. and
last, the value Of perpetuating fish
ing, hunting aud trapping for
economic reasons.
To the confirmed violator the
above paragraph may seem of little
consequence. but from present indi-
cations. their future operations will
be less successful. The 1912 ar
rests made by the department
through its wardens in the ten
months covering period from April
l to Feb. 1. may give fish pirates
and game hogs something to worry
about. Some of the old prejudices
and opposition TO fish and game
laws must be effaced, and the deep
seated antagonism that some coun-
try men have for city men along
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
KID ROSS MEETS
LOU TALABER AT
OLIVER TUESDAY
Wrestlers of First Calibre Will
Hold Sway-Ross and
Talaber Top Bill.

Tuesday night az the Oliver the
alter a galaxy Of wrestling stars will
hold sway, sort Of change OF diet
from the boxing bouts which have
been running. Heading the bill will
be Adren Kid" Ross, OF Mishawaka-
who Will graIple Lou Talaber, one
Of the craftiest middleweights who
ever graced the rosin canvas. Paul
MartinsOn, the Danish heavyweight
champion. Will meet Gustaf Orlan-
do. a Swedish giant. in the semi
windup. and Kid Miltenberg, OF
Niles, will meet Joe Szabo. tof South
Bend, i'm one of the preliminaries.
Two dollars ringside is the highest
price charged. and tickets are now
selling at the loop cigar stores.
The bouts promise plenty OF ac-
ton. two of them being what one
might call a grudge bout. Ross
met Talaber on several previous Oc-
casions, but each time he has lost.
Tuesday he will be out for revenge.
and his most sanguine followers are
sure that he Will upset the Hun
garian. Martinson and Orlando will
be sure to please the many fans.
for these big fellows are going to
make a real match OF their bout.
Martinson appeared I'm South Bend
once before against Freberg.
Ross Going Good.
Ross has been going remarkably
well all year, having won every one
of his bouts with the exception of
one early in December against Tony
Bokitch. Last week Ross tumbled
Bokitch. and he will not be content
now until he has a chance at the
middleweight crown. Ross has
toe hold that is almost as good as
the one employed by the originator
of the hold, Frank Gotch. This
painful griI has won the majority
of his bouts for him and IL he sue
ceeds in clamping this hold on Tai
aber ii will be curtains for the Gary
man.
Since his bout with Bokitch last
week Ross has been training faith
fully for this match and he Is now
right In a statement made Satur-
day Ross said. II am right in the
pink of condition. If / lose ] will
have no alibi, but I am going into
the ring determined 10 carry away
the decision
Ed smith tO Referee.
Ed Smith, Of Chicago, will act
as the third man in the ring for all
bouts. Smith Is considered one OF
the best referees in the game. and
each man will get a fair chance.
for Smith will not be prejudiced
nor Will he concede a bout until
one has the others two shoulders
firmly pinned to the mat. Joe COT
fey, well known sportsman Of Chi
cago. will act as announced and
master of ceremonies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

with widespread theory that fish
furnish sport for the city men at
the expense and rights OF country
people will. / hope. be removed
Unfortunately. some farmers are in
clined TO look on game and Ash laws
as acts Of tyranny, and their dis
obedience of them is regarded more
or less in the light OF heroism. In
fact. fish and game laws are not
understood by a majority OF them,
nor even by most city people.
Fundamentally they are enacted 70
perpetuate and protect wild life. but
instead confusion in the minds Of
some lead them to believe that some
particular benefit is derived by the
city sportsman who. i'm fact. has
nothing but restrictions put around
him. He cannot hunt without a Ii
conse. nor can he hunt without con-
sent Of the landowner. Whereas
farmer can hunt and fish upon his
own land without a lice-se. although
the fish, wild game birds and an
finals are the property OF all the
people. without game laws and
game wardens country people would
be at the mercy Of the city men.
especially that class which has no
respect for the rights of others
wherever he lives.
The day has come in Indiana when
the finger IF scOrn must be pointed
at the person who violates the fish
and game laws. Persons who do
so must be put in the class Of the
common criminal No person should
be allowed to class himself a re-
spectacle citizen who seines and
spears fish. traps furs. or shoots
game in violation OF the law. any
more than a man who acquires pub
lie property unlawfully. IT is true
there are some people who would
not take a cent or even an UNI
brella, but taking fur. fish and game
seems to them respectable. Public
opinion will some day demand a
change. IL will be a part of the
departments work 10 bring it about.
in which all good citizens should
lend their aid.
GUSTAV J. T. MEYER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
Bob SchneLLe
On Committee
ofA. B. C.. Men

Bob Schnelle. prominent leader in
South Bend bowling circles for the
past decade of years, was elected to
the executive committee of the
American Bowling Congress at the
meeting OF the congress held In
Peoria. H., Friday. John T. Smith
of Buffalo. was elected president;
Elmer g. Dyer. Toledo, vice-presi-
dent; c. C. Ryan. Kenosha- second
vice-president: w. d. Alexander,
Cincinnati, third president.
Nineteen committeeman not includ-
ing Schnelle were elected to serve
during the coming year. The next
meeting of the congress will be held
in Buffalo next year.
One of the outstanding features Of
the meeting held Friday was the
participation OF Father Hagerty Of
Cleveland, who attended as a dele
gate from Cleveland and who will
also contest as a bowler in the
tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
UNCLE SAM CABLES
OLYMPIC ENTRIES

NEW YORK. March 13.-Active
participation on the part of the
United States in the seventh Olym-
piad at Antwerp. Belgium, VIII be
gin with the cabling OF the entry OF
n hockey team on or before next
Friday which will be the first formal
entry by the Americans.
This was one OF the first OF the
many important decisions reached at
the meeting OF the Olympic commit
tee here this afternoon Quick &C
ton was necessary owing 20 the fact
that the entries close on March 10
and the play begins April 20. Rep
resentatives OF the international
ska ling union assured the committee
that a seven OF championship cali
bre was available ana that a squad
Of fourteen or more players would
be ready TO sail within two weeks
unless untOward conditions arose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
JOE RAY FOULS
RUNNER AT MEET
Cuts Inside Mike Devaney of
MillrOse A. A.-Judges
Disqualify Him.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-The Hi
moi, a c. relay team. after winning
the rs mile medley relay race at
the national indoor championship
meet OF the "A. L. her tonight was
disqualified through the fOuling Of
another runner by JOie Ray, OF the
Chicago team. Ray in the last lap
OF the mile which finished the event
cut inside of Mike Devaney OF the
NlillrOse A. A, and the judges acted
promptly when the protest was
made.
The features OF the meet were the
double brackets earned by Loren
MurChison, formerly OF st. Louis,
running for the New York A. c. in
the sixty yards dash and 800 yards
race. and the establishing OF a new
American record of 9 LIS seconds
for the seventy yards high hurdles
by walker smith OF Cornell uni
versity. Both OF these men were
defending their titles in these events
which they won last year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
MIDDLE WRESTLERS
TAKE CORNELL OVER

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March "a
Winning three bouts by falls and
three by decisions and losing one by
decision. the midshipmen wrest!ers
easily conquered Cornell in a wrest-
ling match here today. The score
by points was. Navy 27; Cornell 4.
Princeton university gymnaSts
showed the way TO the middies I'm
handling the Indian clubs and cap
tured first and third places in the
flying rings event, but apart from
those performances they were COM
pletely outclassed BY the embryo
officers who won an engagement by
50 10 5 points.
\ third victory OF the middies
for the afternoons sport was hung
up in fencing They overwhelmed
the bladesmen OF the University OF
Pennsylvania. taking nine bouts
with the boil and four with the
sabre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

NOTRE DAME WINS
FROM AGGIE CREW
Gold and Blue Squad Depart
After Having Smashed
Seven Records.

LANSING, Mich. March -
Notre Dame swamped the Michigan
Aggie track team here tonight By a
score o. so 10 q. Never for a min
ute was the final result in doubt
When the scrappy Gold and Blue
team walked off the floor. seven
gymnasium records were shattered
and an eighth was tied. II was a
great day all around for Capt. Nee
han and company.
Ernst, the Aggie flyer, showed a
clean pair Of heels in the dash event
but Bailey and Patterson, OF Notre
Dame. registered counts for second
and third places.
Wynne opened the record shat
tering by hopping over the hurdles
In the remarkable time Of 5:3, with
Starrett a close second
Ernst, the Aggie quarter miller
breasted the tape first in this event
In So seconds. Sweeney came
through with a first in the half
mile run after having been nosed
out OF victory by a small margin
in the mile. His time was 2:O9 3-5.
a new record for the Aggie gym.
Burke came through in the mile
after Sweeney had stumbled. At
the time Sweeney was leading.
Burke clipped four seconds off the
gym record.
Shaw. the Notre Dame shotput-
ter. smashed another record when
he heaved the shot 80 feet nine
inches.
Wilson of the Aggies took first in
the high jump with a leap OF five
feet eight inches, while Hoar and
Douglass tied for second.
pOuaro Of Notro Dou,o mos, ~ q.
pole vault in handy fashion. Doug
less, of Notre Dame. and Wilson. of
the Aggies. tied for second.
Perhaps the most sensational
event of the day was the relay race
which concluded the meet. Willette
started for Notre Dame and kept
abreast of the Aggie man until he
passed the baton to Hoad. It was
fiftyfifty with Hoar and his Op-
ponent when they finished. Then
Burke came through and gave Cart.
Meehan, the anchor man, a five
yard lead, which he stretched TO 10
before finishing. The time was
$3.50 SIS.
SUMMARIES.
40-yard dash NJ. Ernst, y d.
Patterson. Time 4:2.
40-yard hurdles-N. D. Wynne. y.
n. Starrett, NJ. Hutchinson. Time
5:3
44O-yard run - NJ. Ernst, y. D.
Meehan. VI. Dear. Time Sc seconds.
SS0-yard rum. d. Sweeny, NJ.
Hoffman, VI. Neal Time 2:O9 3-5.
Mile rum. D. Burke. n. ID.
Sweeny, NJ. Wait Time 4:46.
Shot PUN. .. Shaw, VI. Schwei.
y. y. Coughlin. Distance 80 feet
Q inches.
High jump - NJ Wilson, \. d.
Hoar.. y. y. Douglas. Height feet
s inches.
Pole vault-N d. Powers y. y.
Douglas, NJ Wilson. Height II feet
Mile relay-Notre Dame, Willett
Hoar. Burke. Meehan. Time 1858
3-5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

made famous for it's moonshine
whisky.
Hughey Jennings may uncover a
long sought for pitching star in the
parsonage of Ernest Alton. a rookie
southhpaw. In an exhibition game
this season in the training camp,
Alien bested the veteran Dauss in a
pitching duel of a four inning game
by a score Of l to 0.
Here's hoping that Jimmy Wilde
and frankie Mason meet again.
Preferably in a 20 round bout for a
decision.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. March ia
Michigan defeated Chicago IN an
indoor track and field meet here to-
night by Go points to 2s.
MADISON, Wis, March 3.-Wis-
consin defeated Northwestern today
SO TO II in their annual indoor track
meet. The Badgers scored all Of
hteir points in four OF the ten
events.
COLUMBUS. o.. March 13.-Ohio
State university defeated the Uni
versity of Michigan in a western
conference basketball game here to-
night, 81 10 20.
DALLAS. Texas. March 49,
Pittsburgh Nationals 1. .; O.
Dallas (Texas league) O: .; 2.
Eberhart. Meador and Lee: Clark,
Flynn, Wood and Kerns.
RICHMOND. Ind. March 13.-
Fort Wayne and Muncie with Rich
mond as the eighth member OF the
Central league is what the Central
league magnates in Michigan want.
according 10 T. W. Dickerson. Grand
Rapids Mich. president OF the Cen
trail league. who arrived here tonight
in an effort 10 get Richmond finally
into the league. MuskeEOn. Grand
Rapids. Kalamazoo, Lundington and
Manistee already are lined up. he
said Springfield. ohio. also wants
"a franchise II Richmond succeeds In
making financial arrangements. il
was stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
TIE FOR HONORS
WEEKLY SHOOT
+. ]. Cady and Wilbur Meyers
Break "A Out of so Targets
in Club Event.

+. j. Cady and Wilbur Meyers
were tied for high honors at the
weekly shoot of the St. Joe Valley
Gun club. held Saturday afternoon
with A targets apiece in the club
event. McInerny was close third
with 43, while Rugee broke AZ. out
of the entire 100 birds. including
two practice events of % birds each,
Meyers was high with 90.
Mr.. VandervoOrt, Of Benton Har-
Dor. motored over to participate in
the shoot Saturday and succeeded
in breaking Al in the practice event
but he broke only IA in thu club
event. He promised 10 return again
and take part in the weekly shoot.
The scores:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
Narros0Iy Escape Death
When FlytUheeLS Break

Six wOrkmen on the farm OF
Frank Strantz. two miles north OF
Misha wRka had a narrow escape
from injury when two flywheels
weighing $50 pounds each broke on
the gasoline engince with which they
were cutting wood. One piece.
weighing 20 pounds. took of the cap
OF one of the workmen and crashed
through a window in the house a
hundred feet away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

In view of any arguing on the
Mason Wilde fight held in Toledo
Fri,.. night we offer the following
opinions from the leading sport
scribes in the country who were
present at the ringside:
sam Hall. Chicago Herald Exam
liner: wilde won easily"
J. E. Wray, st. Louis Post Dis
patch: wilde won by yards"
Joe Williams, Cleveland News:
Wilde Won seven rounds.
Tori Andrews. Milwaukee Jour
nal: Wilde easily the winner, al
though Mason fought a great bat
tie"
ole Pecord, Toledo referee OF
the Willard-Dempsey fight: Wilde
won"
c. w. Howard. Toledo Times:
wilde easily winner"
Eugene kessler, South Bend Tri-
bune: Wilde is lucky TO earn a
draw. Mason being for the better
of the two midgets."
This Gush Desch of Notre Dame
should become the leading collegiate
hurdler in the country as soon as
he becomes eligible next year. Desch
has tied the worlds record in both
the 40 and 90 yard hurdle events.
When Lou Talaber tackles Kid
Ross at the Oliver theatre next Tues
day night he will meet plenty of OPP
position. Ross has been going like
a whirlwird of late and If he is I'm
form he should succeed in pinning
the Hungarian champion to the
mat.
With the baseball teams enjoying
the atmosphere of the southern sun
ny skies local bugs are trying 10 fig
ure out who Will oppose Cincinnati
in the next world series. Cleveland
and New York have the upper hand
according to the dope.
Bowling fans throughout the coun-
try are turning their eyes 10 Peoria,
Ill, where the bowling classic OF
the year will be pulled off this
month A total Of near $4,000 has
been hung up for the winners.
johnny Murphy of Notre Dame is
bound to keep IN the eye Of the
public The Notre Dame freshman
won first place in the high jump at
the American legion games in New
airy. y. J., Thursday night with
leap of feet inches.
Pop" F'rankeI and his coterie o.
baseball stars enjoyed q hitting and
fielding workout Saturday afternoon
at the Notre Dame gymnasium. The
players are working out under the
watchful eye of Brad Kocher, re-
Gently acquired captain who came
here from Louisville of the Ameri-
can association.
Manager Mitchell of the Chicago
Cubs has this 70 say of Bill Rostiser.
a local semi-pro catcher from South
Bend who is betting a chance to go
up with the Bruins. "Rostiser is a
very promising recruit"
The last of the major league base
bali teams. the Chicago White Sox.
are now in training down under the
warming southern skies.
The local baseball magnates. An
derson and koehler, are anxiously
awaiting the coming of warm wealth
er so that they can get out their
large bunch Of candidates for try
outs
Coach Rockne Of Notre Dame will
have his eye on the lads who par
ticipate in the interhall track tourn-
ament next Thursday He is always
! on the lookout for new material and
he has discovered more than one
star in this manner previously
The state OF Kentucky has passed
bin legalizing boxing contests
I limited 10 twelve rounds and il is
probable that in the future worlds
/ champion events outside 90 horse
! races may be pulled OF in t0s state
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

A new reflector for incandescent
lamps consists of two hollow quar-
ter spheres hinged together in such
"a manner that the light may be
turned up or down or to other side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
ireland Sends Lions
TO South african loo

DUBLIN. March 12.-Dublin is
now exporting lions 70 South Africa.
The Dublin Zoo has a famous lion
house where the animals have been
successfully bred. II has been able
90 supply lions on demand to other
ZOOS in the United Kingdom but
this is the first time an order l'.s
been received from Africa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
BEAT LAFAYETTE
IN FINAL GAME
OF TOURNAMENT
New Champions Show Superb
GRITTY Throughout Sec
iional Tourney.

BLOOMINGTON. March is.-
Franklin tonight won the state high
school basketball championship Of
Indiana ~ defeating Jefferson of
Lafayette Il TO 13.
The new champions proved their
superiority throughout the tourna-
ment and won tonights game more
easily ;han was expected. due to the
fact that they finished first in a
gruelling contest with the Anderson
team late this afternoon.
Franklin started the scoring in the
hnal tonight. one minute after play
started with a free throw, but soon
afterWard Jefferson tied the score.
Another free throw broke the tie
and although Lafayette squad stlu-
oned once they were unable TO tie
The score or hold the FratsHlin men
for long. The FIRST period ended
with the score Il TO 8 in Fran Kiln s
favor.
In tho second period Franklin
continued its scoring III spite OF ef-
forts 20 stop them through suosu-
buttons on the jefferson team.
The lineup and summary
Franklin (3l) Lafayette tlo)
Forward
White HellIieI
Forward
Vandiver -... ,-:....-...-.-- - CIo"e
Friddle ................ Newman
Guard
Keeling ...-.....-..- Dykhuison
Guard
Substitutions. r. Grove for Dyk-
huison: Bixler for G. Grove; Smith
Field Goals: Yandiver, 4; White,
4. FNriddle, 1 Keeling, 1; Newman,
4 Hehner. 1.
Foul throws. Vandlver. .. miss
cd 2: @. Grove. 3, (missed 81
Referee: Lambert.
Umpire. Maloney.
BLOOMINGTON. March Ia
with the exception OF the final
game tonight. the contest this after
noon between Franklin and Ander-
son which was won by Franklin Il
Ia II. proved the most interesting
of the tournament From the start
tl,ese two teams had been picked as
probable winners of the meet and
they went into the semi-hnal pre-
pared to fight their best.
Anderson Leads.
At the end OF the first half the
score was 10 in Anderson's IA
vor. At the end Of the second
period the score was tied at 1912
and an overtime period was neces-
sary to decide the winner Ander<
son took took the lead at the start
OF the game and held through the
first half with but one minute TO
play i'm the second half the score
was II TO II with Anderson in the
lead. when a foul was sailed on
Gale. OF Anderson. Vandiver tied
the count. In the overtime period
the battle was hard fought and the
period lacked but two minutes OF its
termination when Nandiver threw
the field goal which won the game
Sn the first game OF the day JET
ferson defeated Technical Of Indian
apolis Is TO Q. Anderson next elm
mated Greencastle by a "a TO q
score and Franklin defeated Bed
ford 2S to Il.
In the first OF the semi-inals JEFF
ferson defeated Hartford City q 10
Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

Chinese millers make flours out
OF wheat. barley. oats. rye, busk
wheat. chestnuts. millet. potato.
peanuts. peas, beans. lentils. pulse.
rice. almonds and fifty other vege-
table substances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
LEWIS WINS BOWLINC
MATCH IN VEST END

a bowling feUd was settled at the
ChOka bowling alleys Friday night
when Sid Lewis defeated Doc Nc
Allister. the crack bowler OF the
West end. IN a three game series by
total OF 81 pins for purse OF $50.
Later Lewis lost 20 j. kTauZ In "A
series of three games by Is pins
for purse OF S25. Another contest
between kranz and Lewis Will be
arranged in the near future
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

queen Alexandra is devutcdl-
fond OF dogs and has had all sorts
sizes. and breeds. She possesses
much skill In training them. AID
many Of her pets are capable OF
wonderful tricks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14

Ia addition 10 "a knowledge Of Ma
lay. Queen Wilhelmina Of the
Netherlands speaks F'r9nch. Ger
man and English as fuently as her
native Dutch. and she also knows
something OF Itatia1 and Russian.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-14
. STUDEBAKER LEAGUE.

Totals .....s86 s2a sO1 1850