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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
STAR GUARD IS
HONORED BY MEN
Coach Burnham Predicts Un-
usual Football Year With
Popular Athlete at Helm.
BY KENNETH THOMSON.
Captain Of track team.

John Henry Zuver. Jr.. was elect
d captain Of the 1920 high school
ootball team at a meeting Of the
quad held Monday afternoon in
zach Burnham's office and presid-
d over By the coach Eight men
Eere eligible for the captaincy The
ote for Zuver was unanimous
For the past two years. Zuver has
been the mainstay OF the tan and
Zine line. his weight and speed win
Ming for him an enviable reputation
among Indiana and Michigan foot
ball experts. many of whom selected
him FOR the ali-state team
Young Zuver broke into football
circles in 1918 with a splendid repu-
tltion which he had acquired i'm the
inter-class games the previous year
Great Player.
Coach Cohmyer had charge Of the
1918 high school squad and immedi-
ately recognized the ability Of Zuvel
bv placing him permanently at IN,
guard position which he held
throughout the year. despite the fac
that he suffered a broken nose in
the early part Of the season in
scrimmaEe game with the secon,
team. However. ne appeared in thu
lineup for the first game and al
subsequent games
During the past year under the
watchful eve of Coach Burnham. IA
ter's ability was meteoric Time anS
again in different games, the tai
,Oungster broke through opposing
lines. blocking punts and throwing
runners for a loss. To is also "a rec
oenized fact that Zuver's signal wa
called on seven out of every tel
ourth downs. when the tan and blu,
lads had 10 make the required tel
ards or lose the ball lie could br
depended upon to open n hole in tn,
opposing line through which tn
lacks could plunge
Clean Player.
Tie is also an unusually clean play
er and has yet TO be penalized 70
clipping an opponent"
Tentative plans are already undo
way for one e the hardest schedule
ever attacked by high school team
10 is thought that Gary, Grand Rap
ids. Kalamazoo. Hammond. Elkhart
Mishawaka and a game with Kent
land who in 1913 administered
singing defeat to the local lads vii
be arranged.
Zuver is I'VE feet eleven inche
tall and weighs 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
ORGANIZE GOVERNING
BODY FOR H0RSEMEN

By Associated Press
SYRACUSE. y. Y. Jan IA
new governing body 10 formulate
rules for trotting was organized
here Monday afternoon when a com
mittee OF six. representing the Am
erican Trotting association and the
National Trotting association which
have controlled the light harness i'm
this country
David \. Look. OF New York. was
suggested for president and an in
vitation TO horsemen TO Join the new
association was issued tonight. or
ganization will be attempted tomor-
row. Breeders who have been i'm
session here since Saturday night
have been meeting aside from the
Grand Circuit stewards. who CON
vened today The members of the
committee are Joseph J. Mooney,
OF Detroit: A. II. Osden. of New
York; Charles W. Leonard. of Bos-
ton: Edward a Upton. Of IexinC
ton. Ky. and David ~ Look. Of
New York.
The rules and schedule commit
ices OF tho Grand Circuit stewards
met this afternoon. but took no sc-
ton on a 1920 program
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
ROCKME ASSUMES
DORAIS' DUTIES
Regular Basketball Coach on
Sick List, Head Coach
Takes Charge.
BY ARCHIE WARD.

As a speed producer. Knute X.
Rockne. athletic chieftain OF Notre
Dame university and mentor pro
tenn OF the basketball teams. stands
i'm a class by himself. The squad
of Gold and Blue candidates who
are preparing for the opening OF
the season Travelled at a clip sym
bollc of a motorcycle fed on high
powered petrol Monday afternoon.
with RoclSne yelping at the basket
tossers in his inimitable manner the
jersey covered athletes hoped
about the floor like zephyrs gone
mad
The Notre Dame team will open
its season at O'Clock wednesday
afternoon. Kalamazoo college will
be the opponent. South Bend fans
who wish to attend the attraction
NAV procure tickets at the gate.
The admission will be so cents.
Fortune Shows Teeth.
The ink which pereniaIly hovers
over Gold and Blue court squads
has put in its appearance again
this winter
TO his athletic duties, however. ne
will find his squad in good physical
condition. The experience his men
will gain in the Wednesday encoun-
ter should put them in trim to man
handle the fast Western Normal
five. which exhibits here next Mon
day afternoon. The Normal game
was originally carded for Saturday,
but has been postponed two days.
Athletes on Edge.
AS for the players. they are pre-
pared for any opposition that their
opponents NAV hurl at them There
is no overcOnfidence in evidence
Coaching the Notre Dame basket
ball team is a greater task than di-
recting the destinies of Lenine's and
Trotzky's gang. Accept that from
Rockne. who Is finding the going
exceedingly rugged at the start of
the 1920 race. Things would be
different if Dorais were in harness.
as he had a we'll defined plan of
attack and defense mapped out for
his charges At any rate. Rockne
and his athletes are making the
best of the unpleasant situation and
they hope 70 whip the jinx and in
cidentally Kalamazoo tomorrow af-
ternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
II y = WINS

The Holy Name Junior basketball
quintet OF s.. Joseph's church de-
feated the Grace N. +. team Monday
night by the score OF 10 TO g. Ia
fortune OF the Holy Name five. pa,
up a wonderful game az the forward
position, his ability az caEinE goals
being easily the feature OF the con-
test For tho losers. HasHnger was
the best point getter.
The teams presented the folIowin4
lineup. IT, ". S.-Iafortunc. p. a.
Barcome. D. &. Powers. C.. Heuthor-
ln. 7 e.. Eblc. q. e. Grace 81. F.
IssIingcr. r. T.. Willow. r. T.. Wood
c.: Myers Hubbard D.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
YALE MAKES CHANGES
IN 1920 GRID CARD

By Assoc lated Press.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. t2-
Yalc's football schedule for this
year. announced Monday night
shows the blue will meet three
teams that were not played last sea
son. They are Carnegie Tech. West
Virginia and Colgate. which replace
Springfield, Tufts and Maryland
state. All games will be played I'm
the Yale bowl except the Princeto q
contest The schedule:
oct. ., Carnegie Tech; oct Q
North Carolina; oct 23. West Vir-
ginia; Oct 30, Colgate: Nov. G
Brown; Nov. Is, Princeton at
Princeton: Nov. 20, Harvard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
Fox Unconcerned.
FIRST RAIL.

Given by the Z. n a. No. 1873
Wednesday evening, Jan q, 1920
at the Kosciuszko hall starts at S
u. m Rag Pickers, orchestra.
Advt.-94S9-tS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
MILWAUKEE BASEBALL
TEAM CHANGES HANDS

MILWAUKEE,. Wis Jan H.
The Milwaukee baseball club OF the
American association Monday was
sold by Clarence Rowland. former
manager OF the Chicago White SoX.
70 a company OF local men. CON
sisting Of Joseph O'Brien. secretary
OF the New York Giants: Otto Dor
ebert. prominent in sporting circles
as a fight promoter and W. IT.
Parks. former publisher Of the Mil
waukee News
The consideration was $4,000.
Rowland owned 60 per cent of the
clubs stock which ne purchased
from the Timme interests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

If Ralph DANES living in South
Bend will write Box :. Il News
Times forwarding address he will
learn something to his interest.
Advt-SS76-1 8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
On Easy street.

Those promoters who want tho
fight staged in France or England
are on easy street compared TO the
faction that would like to see the
title decided near some American
railroad
The first voice crying in the will
derness comes from California.
where Gov. stephens is reported TO
have taken an official wallop at the
fight Rather than allow promoters
10 beat California laws or techni-
calities by holding the battle just
across the line in Tia Juana. he viii
appeal 10 the federal authorities 10
refuse passports 10 the ringsiderS.
Like Tex Richard. who signed un
Dempsey and Willard and then SET
out on a quest for a place TO hold
the fight the promoters are going
ahead just as hopeful
Have Hopes.
New York and New Jersey seem
10 he the favorite spots but both
are hypothetical hopes. New York
has 10 pass a boxing law and New
Jersey must legalize longer bouts
than eight rounds to meet the bill.
This is under way. as the New Jer-
sey fraternity. feeling sure that the
Walker boxing bill will pass the
legislature. has already put the
boxing commission on the Job to get
longer bouts TO compete with New
York. where u rounds would be
permissible under the proposed
law.
Charles b Cochrane the London
promoter who wants the title
fought for in London. seems to have
been influenced by the trend toward
America and he claims to be willing
now to have Carpenter fulfill his
contract with him in America. He
announces that he has received an
attractive offer 10 stage the fight
in New Jersey and has cabled Des-
camps for an answer.
Fox Unconccrned.
William Fox, the s55O,00O bidder.
has expressed no concern over the
problem. He claims that he car
stage the fight I'm such manner
that no reasonable objection can
/ be made against IL.
Kearns so far seems TO he play
/ ing one promoter against the other
/ in The hope Of boosting the price.
/ He has given none of the II bid
! ders a definite answer and has re-
manned silent on the ultimatum of
Fox to act quickly on his offer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
DEMPSEY'S BOSS
HAVING TROUBLE
Governor of California Spells
Plans for Staging Big
Bout in Mexico.
BY HENRY T.. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-The rasp-
ing voice Of Old Trouble has injected
few notes Of discord into the lula
by that has been playing for Jack
Dempsey. II will CRATE. also on tho
ears Of the promoters angling for
the Dempsey Carpenter fight
The managers and the competing
promoters for the worlds cham
pionship fight have been cropping
around behind dark glasses. They
have kept their eyes busy on col
umns of figures and have lost sight
OF the biggest stumbling block in
the path-getting a place to hold
the fight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

NEWARK. y. j.. Jan. 12.-Fred
Fulton OF Rochester. Mimi. out
fought Frank Moran OF Pittsburg,
in an eight round bout at the first
regiment armOry here Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

An oid-timer i'm the east remarks
tIat the preseut-day basketball stars
lad nothing ou those of a few years
ago and he points TO Billy Granield.
formerly OF Notre Dame. 20 cinch
his argument Granheld has broth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Joie Ray of Chicago will run UNI
der the colors OF the Illinois a. &.
in -he big Madison square games in
New York. He has already won two
LEGS on the Hunter trophy in the
mile and ought 20 brine back the
cup when be returns next month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
Rv Associated Press
MINIATURES

MILWAU kEE- Jan l---DttO
Borchert was Monday afternoon
elected president OF the Milwaukee
American association baseball club
following the transfer OF the club
20 a Milwaukee syndicate OF bust
ness men. other officers are. Vice
president Joseph n. O'Brien. treas
urer. William IT. Park. secretary.
William +. Kinselll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

er Paddy on the Gold and Blue
team this year.
Earlham is the latest contender
for early season championship hon
ors in Indiana TO suffer a setback.
Rose Polly slipped the Quakers a 20
TO is defeat, their first of the sea
SON Saturday night Purdue like
wise entertained high hopes until
Wabash upset their plans.
The American legion Is going in
strong for sport. Plans are under
way by officers of the national or
ganization TO have every post in the
country represented by athletic
teams A big track meet with stars
from eastern and middle western
states competing. will be held in Bos-
ton late in February.
College football as played these
days is mild and tame compared TO
the football of the ancient POlyne-
slams according to a bulletin of the
National Geographic society. Greeks
and Romans all played the game and
it was carried down through the
/ centuries by the Eskimos. Imagine
EN- up ear the pole throwing a
dashing back for a lose on the ice,
Coach Steinles St. Edward hallers
defeated the St Joseph juniors % 10
/ Is in basketball clash at Notre
/ Dame Sunday afternoon. The play
\ ing of Murphy and Reardon for the
/ Notre Dame minims featured. a
rather pretentious schedule Of games
\ is being arranged by Coach Steinle
\ who hopes 10 land up several of the
I stronger teams in the Junior league
at the Y. NJ. c. A. He will take his
I team 10 IaPorte later in the season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Walter Camp, dead as the proven
biaI doornau insofar as Yale foot
ball goes. is heard from again- This
time ne is taking up the old agitation
and is urging that all players IN grid
games be mum bercd- says the fans
so demand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Judge Lands of Chicago is the
latest suggestion for boss of the Ma
tionaI Baseball commission.
Thirty ball PLAYERS will go south
with the Phillies this spring In
cluded will be two old Notre Dame
stars Cy Williams and Pat Murphy.
Chick Harley. Ohio. and all-Amer-
lean star is credited with saying that
basketball has it all over football
when il comes 10 mussing up folks.
Boxing will once more become le-
galized i'm New York if a bill recent
Iy presented to the empire state
legislature is passed
The 1920 big league schedules
promise to be scorchers Heydler
and Johnson are way down in
Louisiana making tentative dates
for the coming year.
w IT. Foster OF Elkhart has in
vested $500 IN Ben McGregor. four
year old trotting colt which ne pur-
/ chased rom George Stambaugh Of
I Ala, @.
+ Proft-sharing in baseball Is a sug-
gestion said 90 come from Comisk ey
+ OF Chicago ana heartily endorsed b.
one Babe Ruth of the New York
/ Americans
Looks like the only decision i'm that
twenty-round Dundee-Leonard bout
is the one the New Haven chief of
police gave He said mix" and nix
II is, ma Connecticut at least
Professional football has robbed
eastern colleges Of three more stars.
Dartmouth with Murphy and CoEs-
well. and Syracuse with Erwie are
the latest sufferers
Babe Ruth is crashing em again.
He threatens now TO bring Frazee
.nto court should the Red Sox owner
persist i'm spreading stories about
the home run kings bad influence
on Boston players.
Roger Bresnahan seems about
ready 10 buy up whole major
league I'm his effort 10 produce a
winner at Toledo next spring re
has already coralled dozen 6X-
{ majors and is after several more.
Culver intends 10 send a squad OF
. scrappers to the amateur boNinl
carnival at the Independent Athletic
club i'm indianapolis. Saturday Jan
81 The meet is open TO all regis
tered members of the A A. L.
Walter Camp, dead as the proven
biaI doornau insofar as Yale foot
ball goes. is heard from again. Thu:
time ne is taking up the old agitation
and is urging that all players in grid
games be mum bered- says the fans
so demand
Joio Ray of Chicago will run an
der the colors OF the Illinois a. e
in -he big Madison square games II
New York. He has already won tive
/ 2 legs on the Hunter trophy in th'
lmie and ought 20 bring back tn
cup when be returns next month.
An oid-timer i'm the east remark.
tlat the present -day basketball star
d lad nothing on those of a few year
va and h. rrnFrr1 ia TeffT,- Ora - n a. Z d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Culver intends to send a squad Of
scrappers TO the amateur boxing
carnival at the Independent Athletic
club i'm indianapolis. Saturday. Jan.
81 The meet is open TO all regis
tered members of the A A. L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

er Paddy" on the Gold and Blue
team this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Roger Bresnahan seems about
ready 10 buy up a whole major
league I'm his effort 10 produce
winner at Toledo next spring. He
has already coralled a dozen 6X-
majors and is after several more.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Professional football has robbed
eastern colleges Of three more stars.
Dartmouth with Murphy and CoGs-
well. and Syracuse with Erwig are
the latest sufferers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Babe Ruth is crashing 'em again.
He threatens now TO bring Frazee
:nto court should the Red Sox owner
persist in spreading stories about
the home run kings bad influence
on Boston players
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Judge Lands of Chicago is the
latest suggestion for boss of the Ma
tionaI Baseball commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Looks like the only decision i'm that
twenty-rOund Dundee-Leonard bout
is the one the New Haven chief Of
police gave. He said mix, and nix
it is. ina Connecticut at least
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Thirty ball players will go south
with the Phillies this spring In
cluded will be two old Notre Dame
stars. Cy Williams and Pat Murphy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Chick Harley. Ohio. and all-Amer-
lean star is credited with saying that
basketball has il all over football
when il comes 10 missing up folks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17
NOBLE GRAND
ASSOCIATION FORMED

At a meeting held on Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Max Rabi-
novich, University avenue, a Past
Noble Grand association was organ
lied by the women Of Maple Leaf Re-
bekah lodge, who have served as Past
Noble Grand of that order.
Mrs. Annie Buckingham was
honorary past president Of the
organization, and Mrs. Minnie Bur-
ton was elected president. Other Of
ficers r Mrs. Louise Fraser, secre-
tary: Mrs. Nellie Lesson, treasurer,
and Mrs. Rabinovich. vice president.
The aim of the organization will be
to promote the interests Of the Re
bekah and Odd Fellows lodges, and
also to do welfare work here.
Assistance in case of Illness or need
may be secured by calling any Of the
officers of the organization. and it is
planned to do some welfare work
along general lines.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting yesterday. Mrs. Rabinovich
served refreshments.
The association will have a good
sized membership. some twenty-four
women of Maple Leaf lodge being
eligible to Join.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-17

No matter what the season one
must always have a dark frock in
ones wardrobe Is a filler" BY this
!; mean a frock> which can fill in at
different occasions when other frocks
and costumes will not do. The rainy
afternoon when one il to make q call,
attend the matinee or play bridge, the
white and other light frocks will sure
ly not do, and the suit is not dressy
enough. The dark silk frecks is the
answer. To pack In ones suitcase
at the last minute for the unexpected
luncheon or supper engagement the
dark silk frock is again the most
practical garment, for it may be. made
to look like new with a bit Of sh2k-
ing or pressing or a fresh white col
lar.
Here is a navy taffeta frock which
Is just the type for one OF these '.fil-
Ter" frocks. It is simple and girlish
and Of such q design that it Is APP
propriate for wear at any time and
upon any occasion except the most
formal of affairs. The skirt il short
and full and trimmed with embroidery
which starts about on a line WIKI the
hips and extends downward haH
way to the knees 1t 10 = flower de-
sign done in gold and blue. Tho be-
coming square neck and smarttsaeeves
of the season mark the blouse which
is u~nadorned ave for rows Of COW
cred buttons on the shoulders which
are necessary for fasteninGs -; X