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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
BASKET BALL TEAMS
OF HIGH SCHOOLS
CLAIMING H0NORS
Are Not Satisfied That Frank
lin Had Strongest
State Team.

INDIANAPOLIS. April There
r. "a question in tho minds Of every
basketball Fan fin the state OF In
diana. and that question viii never
be ans7Vered.
Which Is the strongest high school
basketball team in Indiana
II is true that Franklin high school
won the state high school champion
ship az Bloomington I'm the state
tourney the only team that gave
Franklin any trorble was Anderson.
The Franklin quintet won a close
one from the Anderson five in the
emi-Gnals and Franklin walked
away with the game against Jeffer-
son high school of lafayette M the
final game OF the tourney There
fore Franklin is admitted 90 be the
champion high school basketball
team OF the state
Strongest Team.
But the question is not the cham
pionship OK the state high school
athletic association but which IS the
strongest high school team in In
diana
The high school teams Of Craw-
louisville and Wingate We're barred
from the state athletic association
because they played some OF the
best independent teams I'm the state.
The En- ROes OF indianapolis were
the only team 20 defeat Crawfords-
Vile. Then came the chance for
Charlottesville and Wingate at the
big tourney held in Cincinnati
Charlottesville defeated WipEatC
in an overtime game in the semi
finals and won the final game in
easy style Both awfOrdsville and
Wingate with their great records
were then invited 90 enter the big
tourney in Chicago. The two Hoos-
ier teams walked away with the
other Quintets and Charlottesville
lost a close game to Wingate I'm the
final battle. IL seems as though no
rub game between these two
schools will be played this year.
Refuse TO Enter.
A. Franklin they claim that
neither Charlottesville nor Wingate
would stand a show with their state
champions and as Franklin refused
go enter the high school tourney for
teams from a dozen states at Wis
consin university one can get no
dol on them as 10 how they com
rare with Wingate and CrawfOrds-
WILLIE Neither Wingate nor Craw-
louisville viii he met by Franklin
this year as neither belongs TO the
state athletic association. hut either
OF them would find Franklin or An
derson far stronger than any they
played at Cincinnati or Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
LOC4L MAN ACCEPTS
CHALLENGE or HOB4N

Joe Szabo. the young lightweight
grappler from the west end, who
was challenged after his bout with
Billy Brown at Magyar Haz Wednes
dey night by Ace HObau Of Fort
Wayne. has accepted the defy of the
Fort Wayne lad and they viii meet
IN HOban's home town next Friday
night April - SZabo appears 20
be going IN tip top shape and he be
gins 90 loom up rs "a contender for
the state lightweight wrestling
chamI iouship Should he be sue
cesSful IN pinnug Hoban 20 the mat
ne intends Ca challenge any good
lightweight Erappler m the state,
barring none
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
BOWL HIGH SINGLE
AT PEORIA SHOOT
Toledo Men Bowl 483 In First
Game But Fall Down i'm
Other Attempts.

By Associated Press
PEORIA. Ill.,. April IA new
high single game mark for the two
men events was established at the
American bowling congress today
by G. Jakowski and G.. Urbanski.
Toledo. when they hit for 4S3. The
score came in their first game Their
total count was 1893, just inside the
prize money, had second and third
games pulling them down
F. Neitzke. Toledo, was high in
the singles. hitting for 6I9 to take
ninth place in the standings Five
men. all events and two men were
safe throughout today's bowling
Leaders tonight We're.
Five men-Brucks 40. =. Chicago.
GOq6. Central Alleys. indianapolis.
a056: Livestock Press. Chicago.
1890. Woodviue Times, Toledo,
2967. Fleming Furniture company,
Cleveland, 2947
Two men-M Erickson. n.
Krems. Chicago, 1901; u. DeVito. +.
Luby. Chicago. 1878; H. Thomas II.
Notel Pittsburgh, 1858; j. Nevaril.
A. Hartman. Chicago, 1888, @.
Whitehead. r. Grubb st. Louist
1857.
individuals u. shaw, Chicago.
11s. = Mercurio. Cleveland, Io2, b.
Mcgowan. Evansville, 69S. J. Lei
lingcr. Chicago. 692; r. Pekie, Chi
cago. 6S4
All events smith. Milwaukee,
1915, o. Hradek, Chicago. 1856. r
Meyer 81 Louis. 1855. +. kremS.
Chicago. 1851; n. Notel. Pittsburg,
1863.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
NeWS From the
Training Camps

GREENSBORO. y. c.. April L.
Playing bush league baseball IN,
Detroit Tigers trounced the Boston
Brave "a 90 here yesterday. even
uE up the series which now stands
four apiece. The Tigers pounded out
IL hits off four Boston hurlers.
GREENVILLE. S. c.. April l.
Rain prevented The Cincinnati Reds
and Washington Senators from play
ing 40 Charleston yesterday
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. April L.
TrIs Speaker devoted much OF his
time 10 remedying the weaknesses
Of his pitchers yesterday. He work
ed particularly hard with Tony
Faeth and Guy Morton
san Antonio. Texas. ArriI L.
Spencer Heath. White Sox recruit
pitcher who halls from Chicago. was
the hero of yesterdays game with
the local Texas league club. which
ne won. 8 10 I. only four hits were
made off his delivery.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. April /.
Members of the Cubs were jUbi-
liant today on receipt Of news from
Chicago that Buck Herzog had post
poned his operation until the end Of
the season. Herzog decided, after
"a consultation with Chicago physi-
clans &C. play the keystone position
for the Cubs this season and submit
20 the operation in the fall. The
Cubs won yesterdays game with the
locals. 8 TO o.
ST LOUIS. Mo. April THE St.
Louis Browns came home today aft
or cleaning up" teams of the Texas
and Western leagues. After beating
Joplin IS 10 yesterday the ST.
Louisans had won Il games and lost
only one
DURANT Okla. AIrH THE
Cardinals will 20 home Friday fol-
lowing an exhibition game here to-
day. BY taking the game with the
Athletics yesterday TO 0 the Rick
eyites won the preseason series
with the Philadelphians S 20 T.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April L.
Gloom has displaced the pennant
hopes of the New York Yankees.
Frank Bakers decision TO remain in
retirement and the operation on
Chick Fewster. which will keep him
out of the game for two months, has
reduced the clubs strength 80 per
cent, Manager Higgins says.
CKSONNIILE. Fla, April L.
George MOZART the Dodgers pitch
ing find. was as wild as the March
wind and the regulars found him
for five runs in four innings beat
ing the recruits s 10 8.
MEMPHIS Tenn. April Rain
caused the Giant-Red SoX game here
to be called off Two teams will
play today in Jackson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
Rockford Orioles 4sk
Games " 18th Local Team

The Ncws-Times is in receipt Of %
letter from clifford LenEquist, mana
-cr of the Rockford, Ill. Orioles,
stating that ne would like % arrange
games with any fast local aEErega
tion The Orioles are au old team.
AN the men having had az least five
wears ext ericnCc in Illinois semi
pro ranks. and ,hey claim that they
have the fastest nine I'M northern
Illinois The Orioles have no park
- home and for this reason they
are especially anxious 90 book games
with any fast squads in the middle
west
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
BOKITCH AND ROSS
WILL MEET MONDAY
IN THIRD CONTEST
Both Have Victory to Their
Credit Promises to be
for Blood.

When Tony Bokitch tackles Kid
Ross at the Century theater in Mish-
awake next Monday night. April o..
II will make the third time that
these men have met Each has a
victory over the other and it is a
certainty that their bout Monday
will bring out all the generalship
and craftincss that each passes.
for victory will go a long way in
deciding the state :niddlcweignt
wrestling championship.
T1Ops Ross.
Early last December Ross was
thrown twice by Bokitch at North
Judson. and about month ago Ross
turned the tables on the Gary man
in Mishawaka Ross lost the first
fai. but won the second with a
painful toe hold and Bokitch refused
10 contest the third fall. conceding
the match At the time Of the sec
ond bout Bokitch was down 70 las
pounds because he was training for
"A bout with Johnny Reynolds. the
welterweight champ, the next night,
but he now tips the beams at 155
and says that ne is in the pink
Tony Out To Win.
According TO his manager, Lou
ChristoI her. Tony is out TO win this
bout in jig time He realizes that
Ross is a mighty good man but yet
he is confident Of his ability 10 pin
the shoulders Of the Mishawaka man
10 tho mat within an hour. This
bout should furnish one of the most
interesting wrestling contests ever
pulled off in this part of the state
as each man is i'm the mink and each
wants TO win the rubber match.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
BANK MESSENGERS
ROBBED OF $4,000

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April l.
Two bank messengers. carrying a
$50. 900 payroll. were held up and
robbed on the bridge between Kan
sas and Missouri here today.
The robbery was witnessed ny
scores Of spectators who sat in mo-
tors and watched while the bandits
kept them covered.
All traffic was halted on the
bridge while the bandits were rob
bling the messengers.
The payroll belonged to Swift and
company. packers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
MUNICIPAL GOLF IS
Planned FOR SUMMER
At STUDEB4KER PARK

Work on the municipal golf course
under construction at the Studebak-
81 park has progressed 10 such a
point that members of the board of
park commissioners are confident
that the popular sport Will be played
on the links before the middle Of the
summer. The course has been laid
out and the grading has nearly been
completed. The most important work
remaining unfinished is the soddinC
OF the greens and this is now being
arranged for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
MASON WILL MEET
CANADIAN BANTAM

Announcement made Friday by
the local publicity agent of frankie
Mason. South Bend flyweight champ
shows that the midget has been
matched 10 meet Eber. contender
for the bantam title Of Canada. The
bout will be held at Hamilton, Ont.
April Q. other matches carded for
Mason includes a bout at Muskegon.
Mich. April with Sam Sandow of
Cincinnati. and Babe Asher Of New
Orleans April A. at Springfield, H..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Ed Znky. former high school ath-
letic star. Is now PLAYING first base
ON hid Elberneld's Little Rock team
i'm the Southern league.
CHUCK Eagan. teammate OF
Zilky's IN high school and am attn
ietic performer OF sterling ability AT
Peddie institute. won a berth on the
All-Arkansas state football team at
tackle.
Followers of the wrestling game
in and about South Bend Will have
their last chance of seeing a bout
until next winter at the Century,
theater In Mishawaka next Nondav
night when Kid Ross and Tony
Bokitch meet 10 decide the stat,
middleweiSht championship.
10 won't be long now until ac-
tivities begin on the Chain % Lake
golf course Golf stories that will
sound more like fish stories will be
told. and If the golfers keep uu
their reputation they will have Col.
Bogey looking sick
Judging from the games pIaved
.
against each other il will be pretty
hard In picking a winner. All the
rope that is now available will count
F. for naught when the race SETTLES
I down in midsummer To a battle be-
tween two or three for leading
/ honors Real worth is what wins
remnants.
The cry in the american league
this year will be Look out for
Cleveland. And don't forget that
the Yankees Will be up there as
viii the Detroit Tigers battling them
when the curtain drops in october
With Alexander in his ante bel
lum form il looks as though the
Chicago Cubs should give the
champion Reds a little worry i'm the
| National.
DETROIT, Mich. April Carl
Tremaine, Detroit, trounced Ear
Puryear, Tulsa. Okla. in a 10-round
bout here last night Young Clancy.
New York, bea, Earry Kabakuff in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
NEHETH Is OUT
FOR REPRESENT4TIVE

r. n Kenneth. for many years a
practicinE attorney of ST Joseph
county. fled his application for can
didate for state representative ON
the republican ticket i'm County
Clerk Warmers office Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

The Indian Refining Company
viii continue 10 make regular de
liveries of Indian gasoline, Indian
kerosene and Havoline oils without
any interruption whatever.
1862
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

Sumption Prairie VI. +. church
pastry sale. Ferndell grocery, Satur-
dav. April g. 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

10 rounds The referee STOPPED the
fight between Johnny SOIsberg. New
Y Ork. and Daley Australian bantam
champion. in the fifth round when
SolsberE persisted in devoting his
entire attention TO covering up.
EAST CHICAGO. Ind. April L.
Bud Purrell. Of Terre Haute. won a
decision over Maurice Flynn. Of Chi
caEo. I'm 10 rounds here last night
NEW YORK. April LANES w.
DrisCou. Boston college, knocked
four-fifths of second off Ted Mer-
edith's 500-yard record last night
when ne went the distance i'm 40 Is
seconds at the American legion
games i'm Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, April Trials for
the American olympic fencing team
are 10 be held the last four DAYS Of
this month 81 the New York 4 c.
and viii close with the finals April
80 in conjunction with the national
and inter collegiate Championships
here.
NEW YORK. April Vincent
Richards. champion, and William
r. Tilden II. Philadelphia, won
/ places in the final round OF the Ma
I tional indoor championship tennis
singles today at the seventh regi-
ment armory. Richards easily mas
tered Samuel Hardy. the former
7 Californian. oil. 81 Willard II.
Botsford. former Columbia captain.
/ gave Tilden "A surprise. He handled
/ his service as if Tilden was blowing
7 thistledown at him, but lacked Sc
verify i'm his own voreys, a thing
/ that assisted the Philadelphia to
I win without the aid of his powerful
serve The score of the match was
+ 6-1. rs. Tilden and Richards meet
for the title saturday morning.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April l.
+ New York Americans 8; e; 3. Brook
/ lyn Nationals. .: 3; >. Quinn, Col
/ Inns and Hannah; Mamaux, Mitchell
and Miller, Elliott.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-Catho-
lie university 4; Yale 0.
The Indian Refining Company
will continue 10 make regular de
liveries of Indian gasoline, Indian
/ kerosene and Havoline oils without
any interruption whatever
1862
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

10 rounds. The referee STOPPED the
fight between Johnny SoIsberg. New
York. and Daley Australian bantam
champion. in the fifth round when
SolsberE persisted in devOuug his
entire attention To covering up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

DETROIT Mich, April Carl
Tremaine, Detroit trOunced Earl
Puryear, Tulsa. Okla. in a 10-round
bout here last night. Young Clancy.
New York, bea, Earry Kabakuff in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. April H.
Bud Purrell. Of Terre Haute won a
decision over Maurice Flynn. Of Chi
caEo. in 10 rounds here last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02
BRANCHES

Flint. Mich
DIS y saginaw
Grand Rapids, Mich.
838 Bridge ~ y. W
Saginaw. Mich.
SOC Cenc~ce Ave
Grand Rapids. Mich.
ia Pearl ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02

Buying PoWer-THE ENORMOUS OUTPUT
or Our C9S1N an TIRE AND ACCESSORY
STORES TIIRO CHOUT MICHIGAN AND IN
DIANA ENABLES Is To Buy TIRES AND
ACCESSORIES At ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
THIS ENORMOUS BUYING POWER Enables
u TO GIVE OUR PATRONS THE GREATEST
OF VALUE At EXCEPTIONAL PRICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
CANDIDATES
IN HOT MEET
School Board Asplrants Get
Into Dispute

Candidates for the school board al
dreased a meeting Of 100 high school
teachers and principals at Broadway
high school last night and heard r..
shorrock. school board member, do
nounce az "a lie" an editorial from
the Northwest Educational Journal
which DR.. y. J. Brown. a candidate.
pulled from his pocket and began to
read.
The editorial Inferred that shor-
rock and Carl Cro-on. another can
dtdate. were in favor Of changing
the departmental system in school
affairs.
Brown. shorrock. croson AMI
Judge Wlnsor spoke. Brown and
Winsor answered a question pre-
pared by the meeting. which shor-
rock and Croson declined TO do on
the ground that they did not wish d,
be sorry after election for what they
might have answered.
All OF the school board candidates
viii address the farmer labor party
at It's weekly Saturday noon lunch
con at Good F.ats cafeteria. Each
candidate viii be allotted Is minutes.
The candidates will speak also at
the King County Democratic club
luncheon at Mcves Cafeteria at tho
sara1 hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
To Attach $3.50, 900
Art for SIS Debt

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec 81
Harry J. Hahn. automobile dealer of
Junction City. Kan. owed +. A..
Sutermeister OF this city. SIS for ac-
cessory parts. Sutermeister said. Ho
heard Hahn had an oil painting In
Kansas City. - he sued out an at
tachment on the picture. When tho
constable went TO the Fine Arts In
sutute to REMOVE II. he asked casual
~ how much IL was worth. It's
valued at a quarter OF miliion.~
the custodian informed him ITS
Ia Belle Feronniere.' said to be an
original Da vinci." The terrified
constable returned empty handed and
advised Sutermeister to- attach some
thing that wasn't worth more than =
hundred thousand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
He HELPED IN
ALIENS, CHARGE

Charged with assisting aliens "a
enter the United States uniawfuIly.
Andrew Charles Hawkins was
brought from Blaine Friday By
Deputy y. 3. Marshal Albert Rocks
and held for prosecution.
Three Canadians. u. J. Kennedy.
Joe Rodvepski and Fred Mcdonald
detained as witnesses. say that ON
November 30 they slipped over thu
line. after paying Hawkins cash for
telling them how TO do IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
|Du Cett Treasurer
of Police Relief

Police Clerk Frank Du Cett was
elected treasurer Of the Police Re-
lief association Thursday. He suc-
ceeded Chief W. IL. Soaring. who
refused to accept denomination.
Lieut. J. C. wicsman was chosen
trustee to succeed Du cctt 1nsper-
tor Hans Damn. as president: EerHt-
J. l.. Zimmerman. as vice president,
and Detective Sergeant w. r. JuD-
tus. as secretary. were reelected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Detroit High School
Aids Starving Kid,

The cry of three and a half mil
lion starving children In central and
southeastern Europe for food to keep
them alive this winter IL finding
warm hearted response among the
schools OF America
The teachers and students Of De-
troit junior college and central high
school have Just sent TO The Literary
Digest Child. Feeding Fund a contrt.
button Of si.1is.i3.
Many other schools ARE preparing
TO boost the fund. which has already
passed the first million mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Iowa Farmer Has
Many Rare Coins

EMMETsBURG, Iowa. Dec. a.
One OF the largest collections Of old
and rare coins in the world Ia the
property OF Henry Miller. Emmets-
burg farmer. II began with two
bright pennies he earned when he
was II years old: and now II is being
exhibited all over the United States
He still has the original two coppers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
To Give Cash Prizes
to Foundry Worker

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--Cash prizes
and medals will be awarded the six
foundrymen who have most benefited
the industry with constructive and
scientific advancement. tho Amer
lean Foundrymen's association an
nounces. Three OF tire awards viii
be 5000 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Cockroaches Battle
With Bookworn,

DIES MONIES. Dec. s.--Even elcc-
ton interests had TO take back
seat at the state house when tho
cockroaches that have infested the
building for some time became 80
numerous that they Threatened to
walk off with the archives. War has
been declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Postpone Demand for
Lid on City Dry Act

Hearing on tho petition Of Frank
+. Bock for permanent restraining
order against Police Judge John b.
Gordon 10 prevent the atter's en-
forcing the city's prohibition ofdi.
nance was postponed until December
20 by Calvin s. Hall Friday. Book
calls the ordinance unconstitutional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

LONDON. Dec. 3.--Twenty ladies'
Of the Hippodrome beauty chorus
acted as guard OF honor to the bride
at the marriage OF Miss Rene Aslie.
Of the zig Saw Company. To Hal
Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
He Tries His Own
Device and Lives

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec. a.
Frank Hauer has perfected an en-.
tirely safe method of falling down
elevator shafts. He tried It out the
other day from the third floor of an
office building here. lie landed on
a pile OF shavings and had minor
cuts sewed up at the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Sweethearts End
5O-Year Quarrel

JAMESTOWN. N. Y, Dec. IA
quarrel that lasted 80 years was set
tied when Miss Mary Rockwell be-
came the bride Of her sweetheart OF
half . century ago. orviils D. Lyon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS
IIsGAL NOTICE

NO. <71--sEALEp PRO
posaia will he received at office OF
General Purchasing Agent Alas
ksn Engineering commission. ~
Bell Street Terminal. Seattle.
WASH not later than 1900 n NJ
December 80. 1870. for furnishing
three only goo h. y. horizontal
tubular stationary or horizontal
water tube boilers. Copies OF this
circular may be obtained upon ap-
piieAtlon at this office. from Alas
kan Engineering Commission. sOi
postoffics building. Portland. Or:
Alaskan Engineering Commission,
a01 Custom House. Fan Francisco,
cal: u. r. Reclamation Service. sos
Tramway Building. Denver. Colo.
Superintendent Of Warehouse. In
dian Service. sos 3. Green st.. chi-
caro. Ill. Bureau Of Mines. $500
Forbes ST. PittsburE. Pa, and
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Department OF the Interior, wash
ington. ~. &, q. ". DOLE. Gem
ernl Purchasing Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
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