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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
O1OkS
Are SaUed
BY MARY SEAMAN.


I like them. Owls I mean. Some
people are superstitious about them.
but that is all foOIishness. I have
had some real fun whenI have seen
two owls at dusk, sitting side by side
on "A limb, making owl-eyes. Then
the screech-owl's note always makes
me laugh. II sounds as though he
meant il go hercely and it is only lu-
dicrous but no doubt il is a real love
note 10 his mate.
I discovered a screech-owIs nest
in a certain hollow tree one summer.
and by watching il closely I found
there were young owls in the nest. A
few days later I visited the place in
the late afternoon, while owls are
still very sleepy, and found a number
Of boys gathered about the tree.
sauntered over 10 them and asked
them what they were doing. One
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

There is an elderly couple In Ayr.
Nebraska, who do not own much
more than their little home. The
man Is a Civil War Veteran.
Boy Scouts Of Ayr are looking
after the yard and garden belong
ing 10 the old people, and once each
week the girls Of the Blue Triangle
Club, branch OF the Z. w. G a,
are doing the homework
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
IEE9IlISsasa3SS5l1LHl8

canoes up for the canoe race II nee
cssary. Tickets viii be furnished
for free admission and troops will
receive credit for each person at
tending
To Scout Leaders. The Elkhart
Scout men are entertaining for the
south Bend scout men on Friday
evening. June 3. a good time can
be expected so let's make 70 100 per
cent attendance. Please return
cards 20 headquarters at once on
which we ask for information re-
garding transportation.
Facts and Figures from South Bend
Scouting, Week Ending May
II. 1921.
Number Of boys attending troop
meetings. 500.
Number Of adults helping with
their meeting %.
Number Of boys and men taking
hikes, 20.
Number Of hours OF civic service
performed by scouts. 524.
Number OF new boys joining
scout troors. Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
School
Study
Sports
POEMS, POSTERS, PIES
ALL EXHIBITED AT
STUDENT HOBBY SHOW

Hobby Shows" are the latest in
boys and girls club activities In
Harrison School. Minneapolis,
Mimi, members Of the Girl Re
serves, with the assistanCes of a
number OF the boys, put on such a
stunt and made a big school affair
OF it.
Poems, pets, posters, samples OF
cooking, sewing, and various things
relating to hobbies, were put on eoS-
hibition and the Mothers Club OF
the school awarded a prize to the
winner Of each division.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

Dan Beard il Boy Scout COM
missioner of America. He has
spent his life i'm work i'm the in
tcreSt Of boys and has written
many books about them. This
Is the first OF six stories on
summer Stunts For Boys" writ
ten by him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
Distilled water For BATTERIES.

Get your distilled water from the
Kamm & Schellinger plant-LincOln
Way W. at Center St, Mishawaka.
or call Mishawaka % or Lincoln
1854 and have II delivered. Price soc
a gallon including container; 15c re-
funded when container is returned.
S64S-23 -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

your specimens. First gather all the
aquatic plants you can. such as pick
erel weed. COW lilies. arrow heads
bulrushes and the like. and plant
them in the earth at the bottom Of
the tank.
If you can secure enough marine
growth the plant life will keep suf-
fcient oxygen in the water 10 make
il always fresh and you will never
have TO change the water in the tank
1t is time now to go after your
specimens, nevis. snails, pOllywogs.
frogs. sunfish, catfish. minnows, tur-
ties. and almost any other aquatic
creature of the fresh water variety
Will live contentedly in this form of
aquarium and you will always have
great fun watching them, studying
their actions. and feeding them.
Copyright, 192D.
Wednesday Dan Beard will tell you
how TO build "a canoe.
In England a football team con-
sists of fifteen men.
All gold found in Tibet belongs to
the Lama church
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

ering specimens
TO stock an aqua
rum, than there
is in almost any
other form Of col
lecting.
All your speCi-
mems are caught
alive and k g p [
alive. and none
of them suffers if
you are careful.
In C OIL ctin &
moths and but
terflies you have
10 kill the dainty
creatures TO be
a b e to k e @ p
them, and in col
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
FIELD DAY-JUNE 9TH.
SpringbroOk Park.

Being able 20 hold this event at
SpringbrOOk park, we ought 20 be
able 10 make the patrol relay race
a regular one. The bicycle exhibit
tion OF tricks ought TO be interest
tug. too. We can portage the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
May 2a-Your Birthdav2

Rosa Raisa, the famous opera
singer. She was born in Bailystock,
Polish-Russia, on Tuesday, May %,
1893. She Travelled over Poland as
a child singer, and when she grew
older took part in numerous famous
operas in foreign countries. She
then came TO America and has won
much fame for herself as a singer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
NUTS TO CRACK

CMake up one and send it in.)
What is most like a horses foot7
Last one: What goes up when rain
comes down ?''-Cmbrellas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
DAILY HARDKNoT
MAKE UP one and send it in.)

NMake Up one and send u M
"1-2 does not consider that apples
2-3-4 below 1-2-3 even in strawberry
time, so I VIII 1884 a few for
sauce" said 6-7-S fond daughter Of
an aged 1-2-3-4-5-6. This she did
and afterward sewed up 23-4-5-6
IN ms coat rs said, That 1911
well done, o-1O-11" (She was still
at school, you see.) But perhaps
that would have been just as well
understood without 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-s-
9-1O-11.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
What Is The SLU2

Space. We imagine it to be
sort Of roof over the whole world,
but It is simply space with that part
directly above Us containing the at
mosphere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

The Finding OF Pard," we mean.
US We fiction story that starts 70.
Gay. Be sure you read the Frst
insta llment, and follow u all the
way through. u lasts five DAYS.
ending next Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

address news % your club, scout
organization, school or neleh borhood-
OF any other contributors, 20 tire
Editor Of the boys and oIrIs neetIo-
care % this newspaper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
A FAMILIAR QUOTATION
CWho wrote it?)

Absence makes the heart gro1g
fondeT.
Last one: Hold their noses 20 the
grindstOne.' Thomas Middleton.
'Blurt, Master Constable"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
Bright Boy Is Right

Teacher-"What useful things do
we get from the pine trees?"
Bright bOy-"Lumber and pine
apples"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
We All Do

Who gave you that black ever
Nobody gave It to me; l had to
fight for It"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
BY DAN BEARD.

National Boy Scout Commissioner.
These are the days when all boys
think OF building and stocking an
aquarium. To my mind there is
more fun to the square inch in gath
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

For annual meeting IN June we
want the names of your troop com
r7it'ee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
NEEKLY BULLETIN.
May Fl. 1921.
wyman Cup Race Standing.

Mnoday-Troop No. s serves AZ
the Chamber Of Commerce lunch
con. No first aid.
Wednesday-Tw scouts from
Troop 80. q are % Doe the guests
% the Rotary cluE az luncheon ~
noon. Life saving tests and swim
ming are still being taught at the
y. NJ G. A. 1870 p. m Bugling az
headquarters. 1880 p. m.
Thursday - Scoutmasters round
table, 1870. headquarters.
Saturday working day and
test hike az reservation. 1870 % 100
b. m. All cook supper together.
Get IN your reports on cleanup
week.
WA%TED-'rwo scouts from each
troop 20 meet az headquarters. Q
a. m. Decoration day 20 help fin
the @. A. r. services at Howard
lark under the direction OF Mr..
A. X. Collins
For annual meeting in June we
want the names Of your troop COM
r7it'ee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22

Answer to last one: &C..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
OHIO STATE FOOTBALL
HEAD REGRETS ACTION
or WISCONSIN COACH
By Assoclated Press /:

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. T.
Regret that controversy should
arise between members of the West
ern Conference was expressed here
Friday by Coach John Wilce. of the
Ohio State university football team.
after reading the statement Of
Coach John X. Richards OF WiscOn-
sin. intimating that he would resign
IL Ohio State is again placed on the
Wisconsin schedule.
Il am sorry 20 think that such a
thing as this had TO come up in the
Big Ten conference from a confer
ence coach" said Wilce. not only
because Il is an attempted slam at
Ohio state university. but also be-
cause IL tends 10 throw a bad light
on great organization and mis-
inform the general public in regard
10 the high. clean spirit Of sports
manShip that exists among the uni
verSities. athletic directors. coaches
and players i'm the Western Con-
ference and in western collegiate
football"
Statements attributed &C Richards
that visiting coaches and players re-
ceived poor treatment ar OHIO state
were branded by WilCe as utterly
impossible and absurd
Wi'Cc. with other Ohio State rep
rescntatives. stopped here on the re-
turn trip from the California game
at Pasadena 10 attend banquet OF
the Indiana-O Ohio State association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
ska EeUe Scheduled Play NOe Dame Ee0en Here NOUeb 22n
This YO14ngSter
Evidently Kne7g
His Stuff Well
by InteruationIl Ncus Service

by International News Service.
~ LION. Alo., Jan. boy page
the sporting MIR. WaIlingford.
Wrestling fans here are scratching
their heads today and police are
wondering II they should take any
action. All because modern Mr.
" alli1Gfurd" visited Fulton and
ent away with many thousands oI
dollars and ne won't come back.
Here's the story. \ wrestler. pos
ing as Jack Carey" Evansville.
Ind. wonder" came 10 town
trained a few days and was matched
with Jake Reed. light eavyweight
wrestling champion Of Missouri and
local pride"
Carey" trained lightly saying he
knew he could not stay the limit.
Local sports came. saw and bit
In the match. the visitor threw
Reed twice once with a half Nelson
and the second time with a double
Nelson. making the Missouri cham
piOn look like a novice
Computation of losses today show
ed that Carey has placed severa
thousand dollars in bets on himself
and had fought the match on a
winner-take-all basis.
The Evansville wrestler is believ-
ed 10 have been "A Madison Square
Garden top liner"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
BOWLING TOURNEY
OPENS HERE TODAY
Interstate Tournament Will
Be Rolled at Orpheum AL
legs This Afternoon.
CBY JEHOSAPHAT SPARE)

Everything is in readiness for the
opening OF the Interstate bowling
tournament 20 be held at the Orphe-
um alleys Saturday evening. The
sanction has been granted by the Of
fcers of the American Bowling Con-
gress. the pins and other equipment
has been received and only the ar
rival Of the bOwlers from all sec
tions Of the country will make the
opening Of the big show complete.
But the event will make rather an
unusual OIening at that. as II is
customary 70 roll five men events
before taking part In any of the
other events This had 10 be dis
pensed with in order 20 meet the
conditions attendant of many Of the
participants in order 70 prevent
conflict with other events.
Champion Teams.
Neither have all the best Of the
entries been reserved until the lat
ter part of the show but to the con
trary some OF the best bowlers in
the country will take part in the
opening Among these are the
champion Spark Plugs Of Toledo,
the Lincoln Life Insurance squad
of Fort Wayne. the TeXaCOes of
South Bend and among the Chicago
entries who will start the first two
DAYS are some of the cracks Of the
country.
The schedule for Saturday after
noon is as follows: -.
Two Men Event y. VI.
A Sindelar and H. Lempuhl. Chi
CagO.
r. Baumgarten and ]. Reilly.
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08

J. Bartos and B. Bernichi, Chi
Cago.
G.. Hyatt and J. Stark. South Bend.
d. Des Jardin and w. Hicky.
South Bend.
Z. Flanagan and V. Woodruff.
South Bend.
]. Kurch and f. Seeley. Chicago.
The above squad VIII roll their in
dividual events Immediately after
their doubles. At 1880 the follow
ing five men teams Will start:
Five Men Event, 1880 Il. VI.
Rodgers Park, Chicago.
Illinois Gypsum Co, Chicago.
Service Fruit and Vegetable Co.
Chicago.
Val DOna Drugs, Chicago.
Yellow Cabs, South Bend.
Live Stock Press, Chicago.
TeXacos, South Bend.
Champion Spark Plugs. Toledo.
Five Men Event, $3.50 Il. NJ.
Sheet Nj Is. Gary.
Dave x Mack, Gary.
Elks, Gary.
Standard Autos. Gary.
Lincoln Life, Fort Wayne.
Studebaker Baby Six, South Bend.
Wilson Bros, South Bend
American Trust Co. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
WEST POINT MEN
DENY STATEMENTS
Declare RumOrs That Army
Induced Players to Desert
Colleges is Untrue.

10y A~~DHiaItO t'ftS<.
WEST POINT. y. Y. Jan. -
The military academy authorities
Friday denied. in an official state
ment. published reports that they
mad made efforts "to induce by lille
climate means members OF foot
ball teams OF other colleges to de-
a"rt those teams and come to West
Point for athletic purposes"
Recent articles in the press the
statement said. have contained in
situations that systematic efforts
were made 10y the military officers
20 induce by iHegitimate means
members Of football teams Of other
colleges 20 desert those teams and
10 come 20 West Point for athletic
purposes. 40 attention would be
given such charges had they not
attained "A more or less authentic
character by appearing under An
napolis headlines.
Rigid Probe.
a rigid investigation has failed
90 reveal the slightest basis for such
reports Athletic types are desired
FOR the Army but no unsportsman-
like methods have been Used TO OBJ
tain them. The military authOri-
ties. therefore. wish 10 make a most
sweeping denial Of such allegations.
1T is not the Practice OF the mill
tary academy 20 attempt 10 rebut
criticism or propaganda through the
columns OF the press and II does
so in this unique instance. not 20
brand the fraud and stop its lie. but
for the sole purpose Of reassurinC It's
own followers scattered throughout
the world"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
LEWIS DEFENDS TITLE.

By International News Service:
BOSTON, Mass, Jan. Z. - Ed
(SranglerD Lewis heavyweight
wrestling champion, has today sue
Ccssfully defended his title for the
first time in the East since ne won
it from Joe Stecher. Lewis threw
Eenato Gariini Italian wrestler, in
one hour and 3S minutes with a
deadlock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
SIGN EIRST SACKER.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. Jan. THE first base
position on the Chicago Nationals
was taken care Of today with the
signing of Thomas Whelan Of Bos-
ton. a graduate OF Georgetown uni
versity. whose services were sought
10y several major league clubs.
Whelan played one game last year
with the Boston Braves. but re-
fused 20 sign a contract. He is "a
years old. During the war has was
a lieutenant In the aviation corps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
HERMAN SET FOR
BOUT WITH WILDE
Battling Levinsky Starts His
Training for Battle With
Bombardier Wells.
Ry Associated Press


LONDON. Jan Pete Herman.
former worlds bantamweight cham
piou. and Battling I.evinsky tlC
former light heavyweight champion
who are matched respectively TO
meet Jimmy Wilde and Bonn ardier
Wells at Albert han London Jan.
-. are JIM rraiuing at Thames
DittOn. London suburb. where En-
ElISh boxing enthusiasts daily watch
them i'm their workouts.
The Americans have been we'll re-
ceived i'm England Jevinsky's long
record for clean fighting has been
especially commented ON. Herman.
however. seems 90 be am unknown
quantity. He liz taking li-ht train
ing and is not giving the experts AN
opportunity % predict the outcome
OF his contest with Wilde The Am
eriCan boxers We're enthusiastically
received at White city" last night.
where there were "a number of eNhI-
bition bouts for former service men.
Herman Has Reps"
Notwithstanding the recent deci-
sion obtained by Joe Lynch over
Herman IN New York. Herman ~
being acclaimed here as the worlds
bantamweight champion Herman
and the English promoters are
maintaining that only by a knock
out could Herman have lost ms II
tie; that a fifteen round contest 10
n decision had no bearing on Her
mans status. and that If Wilde wins
here he VIII be the worlds cham
pion
The promoters of the bouts base
their views on rules drawn up at
the Paris conference in 1919 Of world
boxing experts. at which the United
States was not represented and
upon what the English promoters
state that there is a general under
standing that bouts should be for
as least twenty rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
SETS NEM RECORD.

BY InternatiOuaI News ServiCc.
CHICAGO, Jan. Norm Ross
OlympiC's star. today holds new
worlds record for the 100 yarC
dash, made at the central A. A L.
indoor SWIMMING championship
meet at the Illinois Athletic club
here. Ross covered the distance i'm
LOG batterinE the former record of
1906 10 made by Harry Hebner i'm
1916
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
APPOINT TRAINER.

~ -ASStFIIfrI ITFNr
HANOVER. y. H.. Jan. THE
appointment Of Jack Watson. train
er Of athletic teams at the Cniversi-
~ Of Iowa, 10 a similar position al
Dartmouth college. was announce
today by Graduate Manager II. G.
pcndeT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
KID GLEASON SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH SOX
8y The Associated Press

10y the ASSotlateu lEp~S-
CHICAGO Jan. William kid
Gleason today signed his contract TO
manage the Chicago White SOX the
coming season, dispelling rumors
that he was 10 be removed follow
ing the revelations i'm regard TO the
baseball scandal last season. Charles
A. Comiskey. owner OF the club, in
T1aRing the announcement said he
had every confidence in his mana
GER and would do everything posi-
lie to help him reconstruct the
club
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
COMMISSION RULES
S15 Is TOP PRICE
FOR BOXING BOUTS
Action of New York Board
MAY Result in Canceling
Dempsey-Willard Go.
By JACK NEOICK.
l. y. -. Sporting Editor.

NEW YORK. Jan. Gotham s.
chances OF landing the tituIar strug-
gle between Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpentter have been wiped
on the slate. Even the scheduled
championship bout between Dcmp-
i at Madison Square Garden. Is an
uncertainty today.
These are the deductions of box
ing fans here as n result of the ac-
ton OF the New York state hoNin-
commission. which has ruled that
SIS is the top figure that may DE
charged for championship bout
ard $40 tho limit for ordinary
nsticuns
Tex Rickard. william Brady and
Charles II. Cochran who have sign
81 Dempsey and Carpcutier % bait
lie for q purse OF 100000 VIII NOT
see the way clear to stage tho
match here.
When the boxers were signed sew
eral months ago Richard said that
the promoters planned To- charge mo-
more than $40 for q majority OF the
best seats at the riugsiJe should the
bout be awarded Co \cW York. EHt
$50 is just SZ5 too high under the
new ruling. So e appears certain
today that the niE d-ht Will go else
where. probably % London
The fixing OF prices. however. does
not concern the big bout i1 the
main To concerns the future nf
championship boxing en- New York
regarding which Promoter Bickari
is maiutaiuirE silence. I1lCk1rd re-
fused 20 comment Friday either ou
the Dem psey-Carpeuti or Dcwp-
Willard bouts .r the effect ~
tre new scale or prices. He is ,v.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
LOCALS ROMP OVER
GOSHEN gUINTETS
IN TWIN BILL HERE
Orange and Blue Takes Yisi-
tors Scalps 81 to LA
porte Looks On.

Playing wonderful brand os
basketball hlt NOT tho best d.s-
played by them this season. south
Ho-si High school basket tosscrs
l.s- night swamped Goshen by "a So
rn q score. Capt Mitch $ylkrs.
although playing with a bad hap.
was The outstanding feature OF III.
contest. playing "a good floor ard
passing game besides registering 81
~ the Orange and Blue points.
The first few minutes III play was
the only indication OF close con-
rest. The Goshen men leading az ono
time ny a four 90 one score Eut
slowly the superior work OF the
South BEND outfit showed the upper
hand. and few points by Nyikos in
rapid succession placed the locals IN
comfortable lead. From that tins
the local forwards had little trou-
'le in working past the weak de-
Tense system Of the Goshen outfit.
Laporte Looks ON.
The last period OF the game
showed the locals playing a better
floor and passing game. although
many apparently easy shots were
missed. Their team work took on
a CHEEKY effect for all but the strong
Laporte five. who witnessed the
game and who encounter the locals
ON the Laporte court next Friday,
During this period only three points
were scored by the Goshen men,
while the locals piled up go.
The work OF Capt. NyIkos in scor-
lug - field goals and one foul t0ss
is the first time a single player has
piled up such high scores since the
days when ODOnneu and Donovan
had little trouble In elUding the de-
Tense Most OF the local stars work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
american Trap Shooters
Open annual Contention
- Assnc-afel pross .

IfN Associated lIeSS
CHICAGO. Jan THE American
Trap Shooting association opened It's
annual meeting today. but because
Of the large volume OF business de-
ferred until tomorrow awarding OF
the Grand American handiCag
Cleveland. Atlantic city and Chica-
go are the chief contestants for the
shoot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-08
ROCKNE ANNOUNCES
CONTEST WILL BE
HOME COMING GAME
Cornhu-ker- Agree to Local
Officials Terms Pros
poets Look Bright.

Coach E-ufe Eockuc has made
60 cd In his determination 90 furnish
major league football for south
bend hy scheduling the University
~ &chrsska for Cartier Field ou
Saturday. Sow. %. The game VIII
offer the biggest home attraction of
the N0tre Dame schedule and has
been confirmed Dos Director Of Ath-
letics LJehrllE- OF The EehrasI,l
e.. hooI
The rrueScr-Irish contest is q
rscoeu'zcd classic of western foot
bail. and ~ the attendance iusufes.
Will usher .u "a new era of home
sport for the local school The old
objection of the ina hIl'y NJ South
BEND 90 support football Of the
Crcatrst excellence was exploded hv
the attendance at the Valparaiso
and Purdue games last fan.
Drawing Card.
NOtre Dame is recognized draw
T. card throughout AN sections Of
flc country and the sChedulIu. of
NcH. aslla will give the adI.r,urs OF
the local squad their FIRST SIGHT ~
%otre Dame team iu the type 1l big
games which have made them fa-
u GUS
The varsity basketball squad will
return TO the school Saturday after
q series Of preliminary games wit.
ohio and Indiana teams which pre-
&c de- the collegiate schedule.
Prospect Bright.
Prospects for successful season
were greatly Improved 10y the return
to school OF MCpgrm0tt letter
man Of former years. who lost %,
time ir donning uniform upon his
.tai Friday.
Track preparations be1au iu earn
est Friday afternoon when all yarsi-
ty candidates reported al the gym
10 receive uniforms and lockers.
While Rockne is exceptionally forti
fed In lie dashcs hurdles and short
distances. the squad is lamcutably
weak in the distance events and
pole vault and the efforts Of the
coaches TO develop men for these
positions viii De watched with inter
est Candidates for the Freshman
track team viii report 1T the gym
nasium Monday afternoon.