South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

The 1922 High school football
schedule has been completed with
the exception OF one game. Nego-
tlations arr pending with Clinton
High school authorities for pro-
posed game Nov. II. 1922, but the
clinton schedule has already been
completed and word cancelling the
contest "a expected by Fiber Burn
ham, High school coach. In event
the game r. refused the one open
date VIII be given 10 Goshen High
school. which last year created
sensation In northern Indiana sport
circles BY turning out an aggrega-
ton for the first time IN siv years
That could give the best In this sec
ton a good battle
Sabc 90 Train.
10 Sabo. captain-elect for the
orange and blue eleven. plans 20
spend his entire summer vacation
IN one or the western states on a
cattle ranch. for the purpose OF get
ting into shape for a strenuous sea
son. Sabo will lead his gridders
against Dowagiac school grid team.
OF Dowa giac, Mich. IN the initial
clash OF the season on Sept. %.
1929. The Michiganites were not
met BY the Edwardsmen last sea
son. but the neighboring statesmen
succeeded IN holding the mighty
1890 Colfax footballers 20 a 14-7
game.
On Sept. 80. Capt. sabo will lead
his team 70 Lafayette where they
hD 60 NJ
or that city II viii be remembered
that capt Ollie Edwards and his
premier football aggregation met
and defeated this team on Cartier
Field by an uncomfortable margin.
on oct. 7th. Wiley OF Terre Haute'
wiz be met here. then on the IAN,
F1khart will also cOntet with the
locals. Emerson. OF Gary, will APP
near here on oct. 21. Emerson de
feated the Edwardsmen by the mar
gin OF one touchdown at Gary last
season and was one or the fastest
elevens on the schedule
Rensselaer, viii be met Oct 2S at
Rensselaer,. They win have the
strongest gridiron machine Of any
time on the 1922 schedule and viii
De out for vengeance, still smarting
from the trouncinE Burnham's pro-
teges metted out % them one mem
orabrc Saturday afternoon on Oil
YER grIdirou. This game should be
a real battle. as capt SabO should
have an undefeated aggregation
about that time. providing present
Indications ruaterialize Sa'bo and
his followers viii be fighting 20 hold
lsr their string Of Victories and viii
have % clash with one OF the strong
contenders for the state title. on
Nov. 4. Hammond High school win
be net az South Bend In last sea
sons game. the locals tourneyed TO
Hammond and despite an exceed
ingIy muddy gridiron succeeded In
trimming them by q comfortable
margin.
NEshawaka in South Bend.
on Nov. IS. In what will be the
last game OF the season. Coach
Durham wiz send his aggregation
against the NIIshawaka eleven,
Members OF both teams. and also
supporters OF both teams, were In
favor or holding a scrimmage prae-
tice. with no tally being recorded.
last season, but Coach Burnham
ruled that the edict laid down by
the State High school board OF con-
troll would have 20 De lived up TO.
This stopped attempts 70 stage a
fracas and the matter was dropped.
The scheduled game should be a
sensation. with two teams evenly
matched. While the Mishawakans
were Handicapped this season, due
70 lack OF experienced material,
Coach Mueller developed a good
eleven and with all his men back
arafn next season should put first
class 9r8diron machine on the field,
III 20 cone --ith the best IN north
ern Indiana
Elmer BurnhRm. High school
coach will be back with the begin
ming OF school next year. and viii
direct cridiron activities for the
1872 season. Burnham can be term
ed responsible for the success OF
the recent football season. The
team. discouraged by the loss OF
two games in four. were almost
ready 20 abandon any attempts "a
defeat first class elevens and there
was a possibility OF the schedule
being abandoned entirely. Coach
Burnham. by careful handling and
announcement. developed a fight
ing spirit among the men. one OF
the things which made the Ed
wardsmen a respected football ag-
Eregation that Justly earned a
name or being a fighting, hard hit
ting aggregation that did not know
the word stop until the FINAL whistle
blew Burnham brought the sea
son 20 a grand finale by beatins
the Mich Sem footballers Of Chi
cago in the final game OF the sea
son Offers came 20 the coach from
football teams all over the county
hut were not accepted due 20 the
nearness OF the basketball season
Coach Burnham's stellar eNhibi-
tions on the waxer floor are a reg
ular dish for the fans woh witness
the Y. NJ. c. A basketball team I'm
their weekly battle with the strong
est Quintets I'm Chicago and other
places. Burnham played a forward
berth on the team two years agc
when the y N e.. A. team conquer
"a every quintet in the state and
annexed a clear title for the feats
Four first string men viii be lost
By graduation. They are capt Ollie
Edwards George Syrickler. Elmei
Kintz and Arthur Scheer The
passing or these men viii mean that
a man VIII have % be developed
for the right haIfback position left
vacant by the passing OF Ollie Ed
wards Earl Edwards. 155-poundei
and brother OF ollie. a fast and
clever gridiron warrior. is slated as