South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-18
!. NJ. {. A. BEATS
Fl. WAYNE TEAM
Burnham Stars in Match With
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Nu4AAtl GA n OF if al lF HF |iF SUI
or - 20 - in the Y. NJ. gym Sat
urE,-y night. The score at the END OF
The first half was % 10 e. but the
second half found the National boys
rallyina but their rally felI short
as the final score shows.
The game started off in whirl-
"a ind fashion. neither team beine
sole 90 find the basket but Lime
meyer OF the Fort Wayne team
broke the ice with LONG one.
NOenig the Fort Wayne center. soon
followed with arother long. making
the score four % nothing Eensler
then started the Y. ST. with a foul
and Burnham came right back with
other short one from under the
basket Gremel shot foul for the
Fort Wayne Dogs KensIer then shot
foul and basket FOR the local
boss placing them into the lead
", 20 score OF six TO five
EuTnham- Kcnslcr star
tfom then ou the local BOYS got
90 Working. the Burnham- KensIer
&C. nbiEauon working 10 perfection.
ali between them thew d. ocked off
- points for tt- local aesregatfou
before the half was over The Fort
Nayne toy> LIT "a snaP and could
mot set going. setting but three
points while Durham and Kensler
were piIur up 49, The half then
ended with ~outt Bend on the long
end cf 2- fo % score.
Tie see,LG ha1f found Doth teams
ladrdiug loee'y. but the Fort
Wayne boys l-atr started the scor-
iug Buruham ard Keusler were be-
ms too closely followed this half and
MS result Eurnhsm got but two
baskets while Eeusier was able 10
score only one FOUL. The Nationals
with koeuis and Hoffman i'm the
limelight gathered u points this
period. but their work was not good
enough TO overcome the big lead
that the Y. Nj. had obtained in the
first half
FOR the locals the work Of Burn
ham and Kensler stood out promi-
tently, their ability 10 hit the basket
from any angle and their suporior
passing and team work being above
the ordinary KensIer's ability to
shoot fouls also helped the y NJ
greatly. he missed ONLY two out Of
nine chances. Awards close guard
ing held the Fort Wayne bows ip
check, and had it not been for his
stellar work the Fort Wavne bovs
might have won. Koenig and Hor--
man, who went in for GremeI near
the end Of the first half. starred for
the Nationals. The foor-worl, aud
guarding or Linnemeyer and Dorm
was also very god. especially during
The second half did this pair hold
'ae speedy Burnham and KensIar
down
The linc-up.
tsouth Rend ~ hort Wayne %
''u' imam ............. Greme1
Right forward
.....-....... DOerHcr
Left forward
hensIer ..-. ............. Eo.7io
Center
Right guard
Award ................. nor,
Left guard
Field goals Burnham F. Kens1sr
. koenig 3. Liunemeyer .. Dorm I
and Hoffman .
free throws. Keusler E. Gremel .
and Doerher .
subsrtutions sousiey for Rhodes
and Holman FOR GremeI
Referee Cartwright
Ross Throws Three Men
tn
given treat when Kid Ross. mid
ile-weisht wrestler OF AIishawak7
took ou three local bows Ross was
suffering from broken rim which
he sustained I'm his first bout with
Matsuda last week i'm the Century
heater Alishawaka. but rather than
iisappoint the many fans who were
present. he gamelv decided TO 60 on
His first opponent Eouduraut. of
Tered him little opposition and Ross
threw him I'm four minutes. The next
opponent. Miukow. was pretty stiff
but Ross threw him iu about nine
minutes Young Garfield. Ross next
and most worthy opponent. appar-
entity had Ross pinned to the ma.
once. but FrankeI the referee
didn't see r. AT the time The men
were near the corner OF the mat
and IL is doubtful II both Of Ross
shoulders were down After a few
minutes OF more hard grappIug
Ross won the fall.
Ross did not want 90 eco ON at all
but he gamely risked the chance of
physically disabling himself Tor sew.
eral bouts ln the future before ne
would dlSappOlut the many fans
Mason shows We'll.
Between halves OF the basketball
game Frankie Mason. the champion
American nyweight boxer. appeared
against two local boys in two bout.
OF two three minute rounds each
Mason's first opponent was Louis
BeTland. former lightweight chaml
Of the 3lst division, a + T. Thes,
TWO meh gave the fans their money!
worth when they stood toe TO 90,
and slugged Ia the exchange @
blows Mason landed the ofteuest
but Beriand's blows We're probably
the most furnishing Neither of then
had any marks upon them after th
hour but the way they swappe,
punches was great. and many of th
fans rFnrslenF fnn onfnfsn fH.