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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

WORLDS CHAMPS HAVE
TOUGH TRAINING CARD

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan -t-The
worlds champion Cincinnati Nation
ais Will play the washington Amer
leans eighteen games during the
spring training season. according "a
the schedule given out by the Gin
csnna,i management Saturday night
The dates follow
March %. "a Tampa. VIA. March
20. Orlando. Fla; March IS. -. Mi
ami. Fla; March 30, Charleston, ;
-. March q. COLUMBIA =. g.. April
!. Greenvtile. s. C; April .. Raleigh
Y. C: April 9 and (, washington. D
-. April 8. Richmond, Va. April s.
Portsmouth. Va. April :. Danville
Va. April s, Roanoke. Va. april 2
clarksburg. ". Va. April 10. IT,
Cincinnati
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
BASKETBALL SCORES.

AT kendailville-Kendallville 16.
Huntington Is.
AZ Fort Wayne s. Paul Nation
ais 10. Concordia college 10
A. astls-Purdue g.. De.
PAW 81.
Al Terre Haute-Indiana state
Normal 80. Rose Poly Of.
Al Renssaeler-St Joseph 26: IT,
linois Athletic club %
Franklin, Al; Martinsviue. 50
(OvertimeA
Technical Indpls). %; Ser
Davis. II.
Technical Indpls1. 20. Browns
Jurg. 10.
Brownsburg. IS. Thorntow-n. $
New Richmond. 80. Shortridge
Undpls.l. l..
Lebanon. -. Lizton. L.
Anderson. 40. Rushville. 2
BrownSburg Girls. 2s: Ben Davis
Girls. ,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
JUMMATI MEETS
MASON THURSDAY
Chicago Bantam Will Fight
Ten Rounds at Oliver
Theater.

Frankie JummatL the great u-tle
Italian bantam OF Chicago who will
oppose Frankie Mason az the oliver
theater Thursday night in the main
bout Of the evening. is now I'm the
pink Of condition. He has been work
ing out daily at KId HOwarGs Ar
cade gymnasium in Chicago with Joe
Burman and Mike Dundee for the
past two weeks, and when he climbs
through the ropes here local fans
will glimpse a perfect little fighting
machine.
Jummsu is now weighing 116
pounds. ne will make this weight at
o'clock Thursday afternoon for his
ten round bout with Mason. Previ-
ously Jummati used TO fight in the
fiyweight division. but since advanc-
ing 20 the bantam division the little
Italians showing has improved
greatly He has been in the same fix
that Mason is now in. that is giving
away nine or ten pounds in al of his
former fights. but now the little fell
low promises To start campaign
which VIII eventually lead him into
a bout for the premier h0n0rs in his
class.
Have Met Before.
Mason and Jummau met about a
year ago and the outcome or the
bout was very close that was when
Jummati was "A fiyweight, now that
Ee has put ON several additional
pounds Jummau declares that he
viii win Since his last meeting with
Mason. Jummat has met Mike Ertle.
Benny Nogel. carl Tremain, and
Johnny Richie, getting decisions
over an of them except a draw with
Trcmain. His bout with Tremair
took place I'm Detroit "a month ago.
If the outcome of Thursdays bout
is favorable he viii try FOR a crack
at Pal Moore and Jimmy Wilde. "a
he thinks that his winning over
Ertle I'm their last meeting AZ Min
neapolis entities himself TO that con
sideration because they are now put
ting on a bout i'm Milwaukee, also
| the 29th. in which Wilde Will meet
Erue.
Expects to Win.
one day last week Walter Ecker
SAIL a Chicago man was watching
J ummau work out in Towards gym
and he asked the little wop if he
| thought he would beat Mason His
reply was yes, II / can land on him
square. but the little Hoosier is so
fast that he don't let any OF them
come close TO landing. and I will be
satisfied If 1 hold him 10 a draw and
keep him from landing Eckersail
then asked him what he thought OF
Wude's chance against Mason and
Jummati replied that his money was
going on Mason, along with a lot of
other Chicagoans money. because he
figures that Wilde is just made 10
| order for Mason, as they both weigh
practically the same
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
ARMY BASKET STARS
TO MAKE LONG TRIP

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Jan. "a
What Is said 70 be the hrst effort 20
decide the bask etball championship
OF the regular army was inaugllrated
Saturday in plans announced at
Camp Pike. Ark, lthird division reg
ular army The Camp Pike team,
IL was announced. will start within
a few days In charge OF Lieut.. n. y.
Gilbert, camp athletic director on a
tour covering nearly every large
army post Among cities TO be visit
ed are.
St Louis Kansas City, Chicago.
Koliomo. Ind. Indianapolis. Louis
vile, Atlanta Chattanooga, Birming-
ham Montgomery, and Memphis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
BAKER WINS.

By Associated Press;
Pinehurst, n c., Jan 24.-D W.
Baker OF Pittsburg. Pa. won the an
nual nidwinter handicap shoot sat
urday after q shoot off with J 3.
Allen OF Atlanta. Baker led the
great field in the classic event with
96 targets. He shot from the 10
yard line. while Allen shot from
the Is yard line In the shoot off
the Pittsburg man missed one tar
get. while Allen missed TWO. Baker
also won the 500 target event He
led with a total OF 500. and was
followed by Frank Wright. the ma
tional champion, and Frank Troeh,
holder Of many trap shooting titles.
each having a score of 55S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
ISSUES CHALLENGE.

ton, Tenn, issues challenge TO
any local or out of town boxer in
the country at 155 pounds Rid
Lawrence has had seven years eX-
perience in the squared arena and is
anxious TO appear before local fans
and display his wares. Arrangements
for bouts can be made by writing
him at 226 y. limerick St. city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
GIANT PLAYERS
GET BIC RAISE
Owner of New York Club In
CreaSeS Salaries of All
His Bail T0SSerS.
BY HENRY /. FARRELL.
United Press stan Corr-spsne-at d

NEW YORK. Jan eA-Charl.s
Stcueham. owner o. the Giants.
drew wrinkles on the baseba race
yesterday
Re creased the couutensnces OF r.
score or more OF Giants with smiles
by cutting the strings on his poke
book and bv the same act 81 ilh-
erality ne vr.nklsd the brow 81
or 10 mssnates with worry and
concern.
soon after descending the gang
plank OF Cuban boa. the Clan
owner instructed his secretary %
boost the figures on ali the contrac
for his fock.
All Men Want Raise
Gfee comes. OF course. 20 an the
NcGraw clan bat there VIII bs
no jubuant throwing OF arms amonc
the other club owners. most or
whom are now engaged in pleading
against the demands or some or
their stars for more money
Practically ali Of the marnate-
have letters in their files IN which
the high cost of living is quoted
as q good reason 20 let the players
in on a larger division OF the spoils
The impression is general that the
clicking OF the turnstiles viii be
more regular the coming season
than last year and the last season
WAS some clicker.
Some OF the mosuls. like Barnev
Dreyfuss. are not giving publicitv
to their troubles The Pittsburg
boss takes the stand that announce
ment Of holdouts is bad policy and
causes contagion.
Herrmann's statement.
{ But others. ike Garry Hermann
chief OF the champion Reds han
unfolded their problem. The Gin
cinnati club. 20 meet the SALARY d.
/ mands Of the champions would
have 10 mortgage the park ard
waive all rights TO "a penny prof.
next season. Hermann SAID re-
7 Gently
He has Par Moran his miracle
man. and Eugene Mccain. chic
\ scout. out on q diplomatic mission
/ seeking signatures. Jimmy Ring, one
4 OF the first of the hoIdouts. IS bscI,
/ I'm the fold but they have yet 20
/ bring Reuther. Eddie Rouscn.
Heinia Groh. Hod EIler and Greasy
4 Neale around 10 their way OF think
Ing.
More HoldOuts.
The White Sox, who took the
minor role in the late worlds series
are also suffering some OF the pena'
/ ties of greatness. Kid Gleason mot
only has a collection OF "holdouts
bat some are announced through
. ers.'
Swede Risberg saws he'd rather
run o restaurant thar play shorf-
stop for the Hose and chick Cranoil
peeved because Comiskey vouidn't
let him away 70 manage a Paci0e
coast cam. announces he vii, not
answer Here" wher tho kid calls
the roll down south his sp~in5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
MISHAWAKA TEAM TO
PLAY MICHIGAN CITY

The fast Smoke House indoor
baseball team, under the leadership
Of Pop Frankel, will journey 20
Michigan City Sunday, where they
will meet the Consumer Cooler
club. Frankel, and his athletes viii
leave over the South Shore at 1850
o'clock. The game will be called at
1850 o'clock, ana the Souch Bend
aggregation is confident Of victory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
KILRANE GETS sHADE.

BY ASSotluLeu Fress
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. "a
Johnny Kilbane. the featherweight
champion. had a shade the better OF
the six round bout here tonight with
johnny Murray of New York. There
was little effective fighting in the
first FIVE rounds during which
Murray did most Of the leading but
the final round was full OF action
in which Kilbane showed superior
ity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
HEAVY FIELDS OF ICE
ENCOUNTERED BY SHIPS

By Associated Press;
BOSTON. Jan. 2t-Icebergs are
moving into the trans At,antic
stea rnship lanes Their appearance.
which is earlier than iu other years.
was reported by the Danish freight
or Arkansas. "a days out from Co
penhagen. which locked today. The
Arkansas encountered heavy fields
Of ice off New FOundland which
forced her TO turn out OF her
course.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

The meaning OF the word sports
man as defined by most dictionaries
is one who pursues or is skilled in
the sports of the Geld. The same
word used among the fraternity Of
anglers and hunters in late years
has somewhat OF a different mean
ing. Ii may have been all right TO
continue its meaning TO the word
ing above when game and fish were
plentiful and when the population
OF our country was confined TO the
early settlers and when our gum
smiths We're turning out the single
barrel percussion cap gun and when
our artificial bait makers were put
ting out a big spoon with but a
single hook as the best lure with
which 10 fool the wiley bass, but the
word sportsman means something
entirely different now. In those
DAYS man was an outdoorsman and
the word recreation or its meaning
was hardly known. Today the word
recreation and sportsman are CLOSELY
allied
Today i'm place of the outdoorsman
we have the city dweller obligated
10 his landlord. his job. his grocer.
his gas company, his water COM
pany. his wife and all call him
slave. Like the cliff jewellers of the
canyons he is an inmate Of the 90
story apartment building. 40 in
clination or his bat is hemmed by
| fear of osing his burrow i'm the
/ ianitor apartment bee hive Under
/ the bright electric shades ne reads
his magazine until he is almost
blinded. all about the big outdoors
and IL is no wonder that he rebels
against d.. He looks out Of the goth
story window and finds that the day
is fine and makes up his mind 10 do
thus and So No; Id like to--but-
I the Once. the flat. the wife's shop
ping excursion. the club. the movie
and thousand artificial things have
nothing 20 do with the weather or
natures inviting mood deny him
/ his own impotence denies him lie
/ knows n he leaves his Steamboat
ed chamber for a bunk i'm a log
cabin that 20 would bring on sick
ness which his overworked body
could not survive. Money does him
NO good for he cannot buy for him
self the outdoorsmau'S strength to
endure hardshlps u can buy him
tackle and frearms but he can do
nothing with them for there is but
Htle FISH and game 20 use them on
And right here is where the new
meaning OF tile word sportsman
comes in These jewellers need rec
reatiou not I'm the smokey atmos-
phere OF the cities streets but out
IN the fields and on the lakes and
along the stres1us where the air 8:
pure
Turn the picture around and make
this same man an outdoorsmsn. He
/ locates a place 10 spread camp
/ where he can wear loose clothes
2 cook his ow1 meals. row a boat
I sing without having the janitor re-
/ proach him for &C. whistle to h'e
hearts content. roll on the gro
\ and romp around until bedtime N.
viii ind that ne can sleep H.
| wooden Indian. He won't need any
/ medicines because he will not have
any ailments. Here he finds hap
J piness. freedom and health
T.. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
WEST SIDE LEAGUE.
ILLINOIS WINS.

By Associated Press.
URBANA. H.. Jan. 2t-Illinois
defeated Wisconsin here tonight in
western conference basketball
game by a score of As 10 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
CHICAGO WINS

~ Ass00iate1 Iress-
CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The CnNer-
-ity OF Chicago defeated the Uni
versity OF Michigan I'M western
conference basketball game tonight
ts % 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Field goais-Wedel s. Robacher
T. Mckenzie s. Bresldn 2, ODell
RadibeuEh. Foul GOais--VV sdsl n
out OF possible 5 BuriShRrt on,
OF a possible 10.
SubstitutiOns -Rsdibsugh for I'll
key
Referee BrouSOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Boxers entertain no fond regards
for others by whom they have been
mauied Babe Asher. A L. r cham
piOu who claims to have met both
men says frankie Mason would
have a tough time with Wilde Ac
cording to an eastern scribe Asher
AYERS Mason is nothing like Wilde.
He never hurt me at all while I feel
sure that ! had him going at one
time during our bout As for Wilde,
Z never was hit so hard in my life,
and I've boxed lightweights and
welterwieghts. too. His blows stung
7 can't even understand how 7 man
aged TO stick the full route with him.
I'm sure Mason can not take Wilde's
punches as well as I can. because
he is older and doesn't recuperate as
we'll. If he fights clearly, like Wilde
does and like try 10 90. he viii be
aattened."
Wilde must have handed Asher
some terrific punishment 10 have the
A. f. r. bantam pull stuff such as
that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Advertise in The News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Bob Martin. A z. F. heavyweight
champ has added Jack Moran OF st.
Louis 20 his kaye list. He avera ges
one a week. or about ffty-one a year
more than his ultimate victim,
Dempsey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Billy Hayes OF the B. A A. now
attending NoUe Dame university IN
the latest entrant I'm the NIiilrose 20
yard invitation dash. Hayes entry
means that the winner Of first. sec
ond and third places at the 1919 ma
tioual championship at Philadelphia,
Billy Hayes. Pete White and Loren
Murchison. VIII again renew their
rivalry. Hayes has been training
hard and is confident that he will
be in the finest form 70 oppose not
only the above. but the Pacific coast
star. Charles Paddock. who gained
such fame i'm the inter-allied games
I'm Paris where ne won both sprints."
New York World.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
w IIY
they picked
him for
the BIG
q JOB

On the superintendent desk lay many letters of application from
young NEW who wanted that job"
woded in just the Not
one seemed impress the Superintendent worth answering
Then he pressed the buzzer and had his secretary bring him The
the Situation Wanted" ads found
which Immediately attracted his interest
The advertisement frankly and cevery written od just
Superintendent wanted to know. distinctive human
and appealing.
The has the enterprise advertise his services this Wig
worth sending for he said Kindly telephone him and
ask him TO call"
The given the joe He chosen because ne
used the RIGHT METHOD of going after good position
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL MEN
BEAT LAKE CITY
Michigan City Lads No Match
For Tan and Blue BaS-
ketbaII Team.
BY TANAN BLUE
I 20 The News Times

FL rAlhl 10 me news AAhhe
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind, Jan. "a
Coach Buruham's basketball tOssers
ended the week right BY defeating
Michigan City Saturday night at
Michigan City by the score of IS 10
Is. Nyfkos and Haas. two Of the
South Bend regulars were out of the
contest. but despite this fact the
tan and blue men outclassed the lake
city Ave. The game was not fast un-
til the closing minutes when both
Of the fives went like lightning max
ing a first class ending
The first period the locals Jagged
BIT the work of Nyil1os and Haas
being missed TO a large extent. The
combination that Coach Burnham
started had never worked together
a great deal, as the untimely absence
Of Haas with his sprained ankle
which he received in the Huntington
contest, and of Nyikos had not Civ
en them time 70 practice together.
But'R obache~ started off good at the
opening OF the game, placing TWO
ringers In quick time giving the
high school a comfortable lead on
The lake city nve Burkhart Of
Michigan City fame aided 10y Nc
Kenzie placed some baskets, putting
the lake city men in the lead. Wedel
then came into the running. scoring
three baskets and free throw dur
ing this period, The half ending with
the score Il TO in the tan and blue
favor.
Good start.
During the next period the locals
\ OF OFF at a. good start Wedel drop
ping a short one directly al the tip
Off The Benders then took a slum p
in shooting, and the Michigan City
men crept up to within a basket Of
tieing the score. The game progress
ed in this fashion for a long period,
the locals keeping the two point
lead. Wedel was the man that kept
the gap between the two teams.
while Breskin held UP their side OF
the score. With only TWO minutes
10 go the Michigan City men began
10 hit the edge of the basket and
some hard luck shots kept them
| from tieing the score. While this
vas going on the locals shooting
streak stopped This brought the
crowd TO their feet, but Robacher
who the lake city guards had been
watching closely cut away and ad-
/ ded two more baskets as his final
( shots. This put the game on ice but
| the Blenders were not content with
the squirt and kept on scoring in
which Radabaugh and O'DeI con-
tributed.
Michigan CitS's hopes must have
( been set on winning the South Bend
/ contest, as their coach displayed
some rude FIRE works toward both
! the South Bend players and coach
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
THE WORLD o. SPORTS

Janitors come high in New York.
The Yankees will pay their cleanup
man $4,000 next season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Gene Tunney. another ex-service
man and chan piOn of the marines
also Yields a mighty wallOp. He
gets his kicks in at the outset,
whereas Martin usually lets EN-
linger till the third round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

New York Americans feet so sure
OF winning the pennant with Ruth
ian their lineup that they're signing
their contracts in haste. They figure
on the worlds series rake-Off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25
Joe Valley Gun Club Predicts Banner Year in 1920

game was turning against him
The lineup and summary follow
South Bend IS Michigan CITY IS
Wedel ......... ....... MoKenzis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Big Ed Walsh. former White Sox
iron man has signed 90 manage New
off-seas0n the Old spit-baller In a
deputy sheriff out where they spe-
clalize in wooden nutmegs and wood
alcohol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Feb 2. has been definitely set as
the date for the much delayed Ben
ny Leonard j ohnny Dundee scrap.
II will be staged IN Jersey City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Things to chew about: George t.
Ter of the Cubs has had all his
teeth extracted that he might re-
gain his health. He will 90 south
with said health and four members
Of the cubs pitching stan, but minus
the mOlars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-25

Steve Farrell, Michigan track
coach. positively refuses TO let carl
Johnson, Wolverine all-around star,
do any indoor racing. I'm plan
ming big things for him in the out
door season" says Steve.
Jim Dunn. Cleveland owner, fg-
.1ires me has the American league
flag sewed up already. Says Detroit
and St Louis will furnish some OPP
position for the Indians and admits
the Yankees and White SoX might
win a game now and then.
Jack Curley has the right press
agent idea. He is staging the Stech-
er-Caddock wrestling match In New
York. and to make the affair mill
tary, has invited SeC'y Of War Baker
and Sec'y of the Navy Daniels TO
witness the bout next Friday night.
Both Stecher and Caddock saw serv-
ice.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-08-13
COUNTRY ALL RIGHT

This oountryis all right in
every way. 1t is second to no
other on earth. 1t has i'm
measurable res curoes, develop
ed and undeveloped, and our
present national debt, large
part of it for money advanced
other nations, great as it is, is
smaller than that of any OF the
great powers. 1t will be paid,
as in the past, long before it is
falling due. Alarmists. big Or
little, will uOt disturb the A
msricsn people, who will as
heretofore move forward in the
even tenor OF their way to thoir
90 nmon destiny and heritaFs.--
Byron Times.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-08-13

Mr.. L. C. Mersfelder, atste
Manager fer the Kansas City
life Insurance Company, lie in
TaiHal for few Gays. He has
just + aid the Harry L. White
policy of $500 90 at Fort Sum.
ner.
Mr.. White had policies in the
W. 0. W. and Modern Mood.
mon. Tho policy with the Kan.
Sas City Life was taken on Jan.
2, 1920 through the local agent.
W. T. Bonner, and was the first
claim paid to Mrs. White.
rhere are a number of Ksnsau
u y policy holders in this coun.
W and they will he glad to hear
OF the prompt lam ent.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-08-13

| have the agency for the Uni.
ve-sal Feed Grinder with nine
different attachments. 1t will
grind all your grain into Chops
or Meal. shell your corn, shear
your sheep. do your washing
and churning and many other
things. See or write
j. W. Stratton.
Taiban N, M.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-08-13
AT ALL TIMES

Scatter SEEDS of kindness
while on your vacation by nc
only talking of your regard fol
animal life, bat BY giving some
practical demonstration of your
interest. You may thereby IN
terest others in this cause OF
mercy and mercy.
Whether you own q horse OF
not, it is your duty TO remons-
trate with a driver who aver
drives or abuses his horse in
way. Help him by advice OF
kindly suggestion.
The practice Of carrying TO ls
with their heads downward and
feet tied together is very cruel,
and in mCst states is an offense
against the law and punishable
by fine. Those whose haste ,r
careleseness tempt them to curry
any live creature head down
ward should consider how they
would themselves like it. II is
cruel to carry fowls in bags or
leave them in bags.
Do not shut out your cat at
night. CatS that are about a
neigporhood in the night are a
great disturbance to light sleep.
ers and persons who are i'll.
Protect dogs and cats from
i'll rsatmept, give them clean
food ami water and comforta-
BILE pace to sleep
Urge your friends to treat all
animals kindly
Ask your friends to become
mem bers Of some humane So
ny.