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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
Penn State Star
Has Real Chance
To Win His Fame
Killinger, Super-Quarterback,
is Center of East's Foot
ball Eyes.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Glenn Kill
linger. Penn States super-quarter-
back, Will be the center of all eyes
tomorrow at Forbes field. Pittsburg
when the Nittany Lions tackle Pop
Warmers Panthers in an effort TO
clinch the eastern football cham
pionship.
This game is the biggest on the
turkey day schedule and If the Lions
win IL they will be supreme on the
Atlantic seabOrd. winding up with
eight victories and one tie out of a
stiff schedule Of nine regular games.
state has a game with Washington
university at Seattle Dec. 3, but il
will have no bearing on the eastern
title.
Throughout a brilliant season OF
competition against some of the
strongest teams i'm the East. KILN
ger has been the guiding spirit of
Hugo Bezdek's team. He is one OF
the seasons big point scorers and
mas won his spurs as a field general
Extraordinary.
With a record already so brilliant
that he is practically certain 10 be
chosen as first all-American quarter
back by a generous majority OF foot
ball critics, Sewell going 10 the Pitts
burg game bent on adding TO glory
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

said he was much better looking
than his dad. That is hardly fair
TO young Bob, as the old fellow had
no more claim to beauty than has
Nick Altrock, and Nick admits he
is no matinee idol. Any one who
saw old Bob in action will readily
recall the funny legs, the sea of
freckles and the bald bean.
F'itzsimmons' greatest asset was
his hitting power. RUBY Robert
figured he could defeat any fighter
he could hit. and he usually man
aged to hit 'em. His hands finally
went bad on him, but before they
turned to chalk, Bob carried a
knockout punch in either hand that
had only to travel a few inches to
turn the trick.
Strangely enough, young Bob
seems to lack the thing that made
his father famous, the sleep-produc-
ing wallop. Young Bob is perhaps
more scientific than his dad was in
his prime, but the old "kayo" seems
lacking. In this respect nature ap-
pears to have played a peculiar
nre nix
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
Make Effort to Weed
Out Likely Material

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %. - AL
though the regular football season
at the University Of Pennsylvania
closes with the Cornell game on
Thanksgiving day, football practice
will be continued until the Chris
mas holidays. The varsity and reg
ular freshman squads, however, will
not participate.
Coach Heisman said there were
500 football players in the univer-
sity who had been recommended "a
him by the alumni. 4 am going to
seek these men out" he added, and
holding practice during December
am going TO get out every man
who desires to play football and
teach him the rudiments. 1 will
form a league. if necessary, to slim
ulate interest"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
Nore Dame Should Haze WaLkaway Game with Aggies
Inside Dope Is
Slipped Rockies
By Bobby Roth
American League Tells Why
Cripple Was Minus Two
Arms, TO Bushers.

Like all ball players. Bobby Roth
OF the New York Americans likes
his base hits. Possibly Bob is a
little fonder than the ordinary ath-
lete. There is no denying that Bob
hits them hard when he connects
Ball players have a lot or fun kid
ding him about his hitting, but
never gets very far as Bob has "a
keen sense OF humor.
Here Is a story that got many a
laugh last summer among the
Yankees 1t was pulled at the ex-
pense OF a couple Of recruits. and
was 20 good that one Of the recruits
repeated II In the club house. there
by earning for Roth the recogni-
ton the quip merlted.
AS I said before. Bob likes his
base hits. The bunting game never
had much Of an appeal 10 Roth. He
likes 10 take a healthy cut at the
ball. Incidentally. Roth has always
had a reputation Of being a danger
Gus batsman. When an opposing
nfeld is playing in close, Roth is
a most undesirable person at the
bat. He hits them so hard that, 20
use the slang Of the ball field. "he la
liable 10 knock you loose from your
arms"
One day last summer Bob was
walking down Broadway with a
couple Of youngsters. They passed
a man who had lost both arms at
the elbow. One Of the recruits, who
had seen service in the World war.
remarked.
II wonder now he was injured ?"
Quick as a flash, Roth replied:
He's an old time ball player, a
third sacker. One day he came
tearing IN, thinking 1 was going to
hunt. That's all there is TO the
story" Then he stepped TO the Curb
and pulled his watch TO get the
exact time IT would take 10 have
his remarks percolate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
BASKETBALL TITLE
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
TO BE CONTESTED
District Tournament to, Be
Opening Sessions With FL
mails at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov "a
Plans are all made. dates all set
district tournaments scheduled and
everything is ready for the third
/ annual Indiana Amateur Independ-
/ ent Basketball championship, where
the independent champions Of the
/ Hoosier state Will be decided In a
championship way"
Twenty sectional meets will be
/ held over the state and the winners
) OF these sectional meets Will meet
at indianapolis on Feb. 23, "a and
? TO decide the state title. The dis
trict tournaments will be held at
Frankfort, Indianapolis, Gary, Terre
Haute, Auburn, Carthage. Thorn
town, Rushville, Bellmore, Converse,
Boswell. Sullivan, Sandborn. Ply
mouth, Valley Mills, Orleans,
Brownstown, Scottsburg. Green's
! burg, Charlottesville, Vincennes and
Hamilton.
Last season, 23S teams took part
IN the great classic. and IL is ex-
pected that at least 400 quintets in
the state viii battle for the crown
this season. The tournament IS open
TO every independent team in the
state with an amateur standing.
Affair a Success.
The annual affair has proven a
great success as il gives the eX-high
school and ex-college men an honor
10 fight for. as when these men were
members OF a school team. The
tournament games, both the section
al and the state final meets. have
brought forth good basketball which
was clean and all players showed
good sportsmaaship.
Last season the state champion
ship was won by the Trafalgar indie
I pendent team. This team represent
ed a town OF only 400 population.
The Indiana Amateur Independent
| Basketball tournament IS the largest
state tournament in the country for
I independent teams
Wayne Emmelmann OF Indianapo-
| lis. who Is at the head OF the project.
asks that all teams be entered as
early as possible. Practically every
team is now organized and It IS ex-
| pected that all entries VIII be in by
the first OF next month.
All teams expecting TO take part
in the tournament are requested 20
write Wayne Emmelmann. PIG W.
Washington ST, Indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
EASY TO PICK OUT /
WINNERS IN GREAT
TURKEY DAY GAMES
Navy. Penn State. Notre Dame
and Cornell All Out and
Out FavOrites.
BY TEN KELLY

with action suspended az many
OF the leading colleges ~ the mIds
die west. the sport light Is turnsd
towards eastern grid.r0us whera
some sterling football exhlbltlons
Shouts be res stered before bannss
crowds. who actually believe thst
the greatest pirskin day IN ali ne
year starts a few minutes after tha
turkey has been eaten and the long
cigars lighted for the after d!nneF
smoke Thanksgiving day
The navy. with one defeat 70 mas
Us record. stacks up against its most
bitter and yet mos, ardent rival. tho
soldier boy outfit from tha plains.
This year has not been successfut
one for the Army. Yale and N0tr91
Dame proved 90 have the kick OK u
jouble-barrelled shotgun and suo@
ceeied in stopping the touted ofI
Tense and defense Of the men from8
the plains. The Navy ls our choiccL
In the game OF games IL viii b.
"a bitter fight. but the middies shoul41
sail through with their cOlors fiykl
ing valiantly lead by the baa-ing &C
their goat. The Army mule has yss.
90 recover.
Then there is the Pennsylvaniaai
picsburg clash and though Glea
Warner is indeed n wonderful coach
only a miracle can save his aggrsS'
cation from almost certain annihilss
ton. Penn will be on the winning
end tonight
Notre Dame should have little
trouble defeating the Farmerits4
from Michigan. The game should
prove 10 be about the easiest CT the
schedule and a win by FIVE touch<
downs viii be a closer victory than
is expected
Cornell should put il over the Unl-
versity OF Pennsylvania. without
any sensational material but st.ll
equipped with a mediocre college
football organization the boys from
the Keystone state may give Cor
nell a tough run for a while but the
New Workers should be the out and
out favorites.
All season the dope pail has been
upset By the practically unlJnogu
and dark horse amateur aggregRs
lions Of the country. IL would be
the greatest reversal OF all ~ any
one OF the apparently much weaker
teams should score s. win today.
/ The dopesters would certainly have
TO hit for the showers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

when he held the heavyweight title
he was a legitimate middleweight.
THE bigger they are, the 'arder
they fall"
1t was the late Bob Fitzsimmons
who coined that phrase. and lived
up to it. He was finally beaten by
the younger and stronger Jeffries.
Father Time has considerable TO do
with each knockout suffered at the
hands OF the giant Jeffries. How
ever, in one OF the bouts. the old
fellow handed Jeffries a terrific lac
ing before he was knocked out.
Some weeks ago one Fay Keiser
gained fame over night by soundly
trouncing Bob Martin, who was
being groomed to meet Jack Demp-
sey. It was a big surprise to the
fistic world. A few weeks later.
lovers of boxing were treated TO
another upset, young Bob Fitzsim-
mons. son OF Old Bob. decisively
beat Keiser. The victory won much
praise for the voungster.
Young Bob Fitzsimmons is a clean
cut good looking chap. A certain
critic IN discu sSlng the vOUugster.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
Hit the ShO0CerS
Boys if Dope Is
Upset in Finals
Just a Few More Upheavals
of Form and Season Will
End Successfully.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S-Just a
few more upheavals OF form and
the 1921 football season VIII be "a
complete success.
Let Pittsburg beat Penn state.
Penn win from Cornell and the
Army rout the Navy and the theory
that no one knows a thiug about
football viii be proven.
There has been enough already 90
make this belief sound.
Take Pittsburg for instance. The
Painters We're regarded as one Of
the strongest teams I'm the east until
Lafayette and Nebraska came
along.
Notre Dame is rated by the east
as the greatest all-around team
| ever seen around the Atlantic sea-
board. Yet Iowa trimmed the
Hoosiers. although Rockne's team
gained three times as many yards.
Ohio-State. western conference
champions, fell before Oberlin. a
small Ohio college. and then swept
through a hard schedule until they
reached Illinois. the easiest mark on
the card. Illinois won and threw
state out of the championship
Even Penn Faltcrcd.
Penn States only reverse was a
tie with Harvard fin a game in which
the Crimson was outplayed through
out
Yale showed such form that the
Blue went against Harvard a to
favorite. but Harvard won.
Penn was swamped 10y every
team Of any ability until Dartmouth
| came along and Penn slipped up
and tied the Hanover team.
Rutgers had won only three
games but a much stronger West
| Virginia eleven went down in the
/ last game of the season.
Penn State and iowa are the only
/ big teams that escaped the knife Of
the upsetter. Iowa is through for
/ the year, but Penn States has Pitts
/ burg TO beat Thursday. Pittsburg
might do it.
Cornell has treated every oppon-
ent shamefully and only Penn re-
mains in the way. It would be IN
keeping with form TO see Cornell go
down.
The last blow to the dope could
come Saturday if the Army beat
the powerful eleven from Annapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
SMILES GROW WHEN
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
LOOKS LIKE CHAMP
Pack Up Your Troubles is
Fitting Musicale Number
For Bender Spirit.

With 10 men in the best possible
physical condition Coach Burnham
is wearing a great big smile. conf
dent that the South Bend high
school football team will give Mich
olas Sem high school OF Chicago
the stiffest opposition they have re-
ceived since the opening OF their
schedule early in the season. when
they appear here Saturday.
For the first time in a long while
every regulars name has been cross
ed off the sick list and the eleven
fax school are ready 20 show that
an abundance OF turkey. cranberry
sauce and pumpkin pie has no ef-
feet upon athletes three days after
the bounties are INDUCED in.
With the backfeld consisting Of
Sabo. Capt. ollie Edwards. Matt
Butch and George Strickler working
like the machinery OF a we'll oiled
watch. and the line composed OF
Kintz. Earl Edwards. Sheer, Voc
dish. Nyikos. Klisinski and Hoss
tearing up the turf like stone crush
ers. Burnham has little 10 worry
about. Nicholas Sem would have
TO have a championship team 10 be
capable Of upsetting the hopes OF a
really capable and victorious local
high school aggregation.
Special drill IN forward passing
and off-tackle formations will take
up most OF the practice periods that
will be held for the duration Of the
week. and IL is very probable that
the Edwardsmen Will unearth an
early aerial attack that will soon
put them far in advance OF their
opDOnents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
May Bar Hockey
Kansas One Year
For Badger LaWS
Army and Navy Teams Prac-
tice for Big Thanksgiv-
ing Game.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. "a
Although he won his bout with
Johnny Mendlesohn, Hockey Kansas
Of Buffalo may be barred for one
year from boxing in Wisconsin for
violation OF the rules of the state
boxing commission. Kansas is al
legged to have engaged in bout out
side the state within six days of his
engagement here, thereby forcing
the local promoter TO set the date Of
his show a day ahead in order to
comply with the regulations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
PITT FAILS TO SHINE.

One of the biggest surprises O.
the year IN football circles has beer
the failure Of University Of Pitts
burg to shine. At the start OF the
season no one figured Warner
seemingly great team would fan be-
fore Lafayette. washington and JEFF
ferson and Nebraska Warmers
big chance is 10 upset the dope by
beating Penn State on Thanksgiving
The chances are very slim.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
ME = u. Inc up /:


Columbia university. which has
been having n rather disastrous sea
son .r football. IS IN no way disCour-
aged. The university plans 10 do
blr things ln an athletic way I'm the
future Plans for three stadiums
have been drawn FOR Coiumhia's
new 26-acre athletic field The foot
baT auphitheater viii seat $4,000.
The track 10000 and the baseball
stands 1000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

WEST POINTS, y. Y, Nov. 22.-
Searchlights shining from the para
pets of old Fort Putnam 20 the
Army's football field have made it
possible for the cadet eleven TO work
until long after dusk in preparation
for the clash with Navy at New
York Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

But hueks his black blue.
{
So he decided after they had nearly knocked him dead
That he should football basketball
O
a
held the bantam
defends H. q q
PLAYED poker. n
Never single but had lotta fun.
The Johnny fight Dempsey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Six Rogers Silver Teaspoons free
with every Cofield Washer sold be-
fore Dec "a. And the terms are
easy. Let us demonstrate this Won
derful washer. Price, only $3.50.
Moran & Son. 1872 y. Mich. 326-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
ON THE OTHER HAND

got day seasoa Not
HUNTING a
too much
o n
are bu thought
we'd mention It. Somebody might like
mtter. BlF, bam bow,
little has-been
The oadde outa golf;
the wife gets all
ZOwc Fam AlsO
and guy o. vim
Remarked, "I'u basketball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
NAV PAR FRESHNEN.

Brown university IS seriously con-
sidering the acceptance Of the ones
year freshman rule Practically eV'
cry major college and university u
the country observes the rule. 70,
years the enrolment az Brown did
not coed goo. which made the
freshman rule impractical. II BrOwu
hoped 20 make a good showing. The
year the enrolment has reached
1900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Vow that Chicago has a two-year
football agreement with Princeton.
= is understood chat Iuinois and
Dartmouth win enter into a similar
contract These intersectional az
fairs afford an excellent opportun-
lty 20 get a line on the strength OF
the east and west.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
NAY AFTER DTCATs.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Applica-
tions for the Army-Navy game, TO
be played here next Saturday, are
estimated TO have reached a total Of
200, 900 The seating capacity of the
Polo ground for football games is
$4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
SON OF GLADIATOR
LOOMS UP AS GOOD
TITLE CONTENDER
Old Bob Was Great Pugilistic
FavOrite; Son Follows in
His Footsteps.
BY BILLY EVANS.

Is young Bob Fitzsimmons going
TO be a chip Of the old block?
Every fstic fan who has seen the
old gladiator in action, or read Of
his many valorous deeds. knows
what that means.
Bob Fitzsimmons is dead. but his
fistic deeds will live on forever. No
greater fighter at MS weight ever
lived. He feared no man. Even
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
ARMY PRACTICES.

WEST POINT, y. Y. Nov ga
The cadets were given a special drill
today in defense against the forward
pass, which is expected TO be one OF
the navy's chief weapons on Satur-
dav
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
NAVY READY FOR FIGHT

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. %. - Light
scrimmage today and a long signal
drill was the order for the middies.
There Will be little more scrimmag-
ing this week, as the coaches are
unwilling TO take chance OF injur-
ing any Of the regular players.
already won. and his efforts as a
merked man Will be interesting TO
watch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Ford 20 buy the navies- Probably
means more Fords than ever, But
your be just as sore when yours IL
stolen. Insure with Greenan. Main
$40. 321-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
KANSAS Is MATCHED

PITTSBURG, Nov. p. - Rocky
Kansas. OF Buffalo. and Johnny Ray,
Of Pittsburg, lightweights, will meet
in a ten-round bout here Dec. 2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
TURKEY AT STAKE
WHEN NOTRR DAME
OPPOSES 'AGGIES'
Michigan Farmers Must be
Conceded Fighting Chance
to Come Through.
~ Xincent EngeIs.

fact that on two occasio within
recent years they have surprised the
great teams Of Notre Dame. and
possessing pen and fight worthy OF
q rluch better SQUAD. the Michigan
Arrfes viii swing into action on Car
tier 6ef9 This afternOOn. and their
o,no1ents win be fighting Irish.
n win DE game worthy OF
THANKSGIVING day-there is no doubt
about that and while II seems that
Notre Dame is sure 10 con the Tur-
kew tbe Farmers must be conceded
, fgbtiro cbarce IN heat them 10 il.
v-boevar wins the struggle should
Do lfs-ed arorc the tbriuers seen on
Csrtier Geld This vear Spced will
be matched against speed. and that
alone win make q game worth
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Children's shoes -s1.95-The Ir-
my store. $50 S. Mich St 322-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Free boys watches at vernon'a-
Adv.-321-E
Evening star., 1921-03-16
MR.. HOOVER BACKS
IRISH RELIEF DRIVE.
Officers Confident of Raising
100000 With Support Of
New Secretary.

Encouraged by receipt Of an In
dorsement Of their effort to relieve
human suffering from Secretary Of
Commerce Herbert Hoover. members
, of the local branch Of the American
committee for relief In Ireland were
confident last night that the drive to
raise 100000 in the District Of Co
lumbia. which starts tomorrow, will
be a success.
In his letter to the committee Mr..
Hoover said:
Il could not fail to wish every sup
port to such an effort to relieve hu-
man suffering. and hope you VIII
receive the support OF the commu-
nifty"
Approves Work.
In another telegram to Capt. John
F. Lucey. former associate of Secre-
tary Hoover in food administratio ion
and Belgian relief work. who Is ma
tional director Of the drive. Mr.. Hoov-
er said: II have never believed that
race, religion or politics should enter
the question Of alleviation Of human
misery. I am glad that you have
for the relief Of the suffering in Ire
land. and feel certain that the work
will be efficiently and economically
carried out"
Further acceptances of honorary
vice chairmanships reported yester-
day included: Henry Morgenthau
former United States ambassador to
Turkey; Bernard NJ. Baruch, former
chairman OF the War Finance Board;
Charles Nagel. former Secretary of
Commerce; Gen. Charles G. Dawes
David Starr Jordan. president of Le-
land Stanford. Jr, University, and
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House,
Chicago.
Omcers Elected.
At meeting Of the Woodley Park
unit last night at Wardman Park
Hotel, Miss H. M. OConnell was elect
ed chairman; Mrs. NJ. Dorm Fuller,
vice chairman; Miss Louise F1annery.
secretary, and Mrs. Mcdonald, trustee.
John B. Densmore presided and Will
lam H. DeLacey spoke.
Those in charge of the woman
workers in the theaters, banks. hotels
and department stores will be Mrs.
John J. Noonan. Mrs. Roy Morrill,,
Mrs Edward ]. Walsh and Mrs.
Maurice Tally.
Plans were completed at St. Peters
Hall for the Capitol Hill district at
a meeting last night. The speakers
were. Rev. J. Weldenham. Rev. F. T.
Morris and J. T. Nolan Of Boston. J.
ONiell presided.
A general meeting of all woman
workers at COL f street at o'clock
tonight has been called by Mrs. w.
H. Clagett.