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South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
DRUKEMILLER TO
JOIN BENDER FIVE
Syracuse Basket Star to Enroll
in Local High School
Next Fall.

Early state championship hopes
were raised considerable today when
it became known that Emery Druke-
miller. an-state forward on the
Syracuse high school quintet, had
decided TO enter South Bend high
school in the fall as a member of
the junior class and that he would
try out for the local high basket
ball team. in an attempt TO aid
Capt. Sheer to capture the 1922
championship pennant.
Drukemiller is well know n in this
city and has many friends. among
whom is Capt. Sheer. Acquaintances
Of the speedy Syracuse forward said
last night that the local leader was
instrumental in bringing Drukemil-
Ter 20 this city. and that If he proved
as great a point getter for the
Benders as he did for his own quin-
ter. a bigger surprise than was
sprung in the last tournament is
sure 20 be displayed at the next by
the locals.
The classy forward made the Syr-
acuse five IN his freshman annum,
and brought that team out OF a tre-
mendOus slump into a position that
forced all high schools to admit
them 10 be powerful antagonists.
That year re received honorable
mention from the state newspapers
and praise was given him for the
way he bore the burden for the
whole downs ate quintet.
II he turns out &c be as big as
the reputation tlat lie = bringing
with him appears 10 be. the Orange
and Blue followers will have big
cause TO rejoice at his entry into
the ranks
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Eugene Criqui stm Winning.

Before one Of the largest crowds
that ever saw a battle in Australia,
Eugene Criqui. the French feather
weight. knocked out Sid Godfrey
the Australian marvel, in the tenth
round on February 8.
It was one of the most interest
ing and exciting fights that the kan
garoo growers ever saw.
Criqui, who has won every fight
there since he arrived from France.
was finally matched to meet the
star Of all Australian stars. God
frey figured the frog-eater a cinch,
and although he was on the short
end. at 10 2, his hackers went the
limit in betting on him.
In the early part Of the fight.
Godfrey looked 10 De a winner. lie
stabbed the Frenchman with sting
Ing jolts and was going great guns
In the ninth, however. the tide be
gan to turn and in the tenth the
end came.
Boxing must be picking UP IN
Australia from the reports of the
crowds Mr. W. L. COrbett. IN the
Sydney Referee, says about the
mob.
"A dense mass of man absolutely
packed the house. Every inch OF
standing and climbing space was
occupied. All avenues were blocked
with people. The ticket windows
were closed at 7:45. For an hour
or two before the principals entered
the ring there was a surging, sway
ing Assem- blage of hundreds out
side extending right across the road
from the main entrance. Instead Of
diminishing. the mob kept increas-
ing. Trans which arrived ladea
with people returned 20 the city
almost equally heavily loaded. Hun.
dreds We're constantly turning away
satisfied that thev had no chance OF
gaining admission Motor buses
came from everywhere with big
consignments of men who had
planned 10 see this particular bat
tie"
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

crack at Pete Herman. to whom he
gave away u or more pounds and
succumbed via the kayo route.
Gibbons TO Get Chance.
Bat Levinsky, the nght-heavy-
weight champion OF America, de-
spite his defeat at the hands OF
Georges Carpenter. IS still in the
game looking for trouble and he
may defend his American title.
Tommy Gibbons, who Is paging
Jack Dempsey. Bill Brennan. Charles
Wiennert, Bon Martin, Bob Roper,
Bat LeVnsky or any other heavy or
light-heavy who longs to nningle,
Will be bound 70 succeed in getting
match under Richards supervi-
sion sooner or later. Rickard wants
to put Gibbons on but so far has
been unable TO land an opponent for
him.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
NORTH AND SOUTH
TENNIS TITLE WON
BY ICHIYA KUMAGE
Molla Bjurstedt Defeats Ma
rion Zinderstein for WOm-
ans Championship.

PENEHURST, y. c.. April 1s.-
Ichiya Kumagae, who IS scheduled
to represent Japan in the Davis cup
matches, won the north and south
championship title at Pine Hurst
today at the end Of his final match
with Wallace Il. Johnson OF Phila-
delphia. The scores were 3-6, Ga,
6-3, 6-1.
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory,
the national turf and national in
door champion, added the women's
north and south title to her collec-
ton earlier in the day with a two
set victory over chief American
rival, Miss Marion Zinderstein, the
national clay court champion and
defender Of the north and south
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

PHILADELPHIA. April 16.-Big
Bill Tilden-greatest tennis player in
the worlds getting ready TO show
Europe his game.
He'll play in Paris in the French
cham piOnships
Following these he's scheduled to
play exhibition games at Brussels.
Belgium. before King Albert.
Then he'll travel TO Wimbledon,
England, 10 play in the worlds
championship matehes-bis supreme
test.
Returning home in July he'll pre-
pare for the Davis cup tournament
and the national championships
Busy Champ.
Tilden has been playing almost
continuously for the last 20 months.
Some people say my success is
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
DONOVANS ANNEX
FIRST WIN WITH
FOUR HOME RUNS
Free Hitting Contest Featured
by Extra-Base Clouting
of Phils.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 16.-
-Four home runs for Philadelphia
featured an II 20 5 victory over
New York here today. The locals
batted freely throughout. Ryan.
Toney and Sallee all being hit hard.
while Meadows BANKED the visitors
until the eighth Wrightstoue and
RruEsy nit home runs i'm the sixth
off Toney. while Kelley Of New York
and MeuseI and Meadows registered
similar hits in the eighth. Score.
r. IT. J.
New York . 600 900 O32- - %
Philadelphia 22O OQ2 O5x-11 IS
Ryan, Toney. SalIee and +. Smith,
Meadows and BrUggy.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
RAIN CAUSES TWO
COLLEGE MINES TO
CANCEL CONTEST
However, Tie Game of Friday
Will Be Decided IN June
at Wisconsin.

Sheets Of rain and a wintry wind
caused the cancellation or the sec
ond game I'm the Notre Dame-Wis-
consin baseball series which was To
have been played At Cartier field on
Saturday afternoon Coach L,owman
departed from the city with his
men Saturday morning.
The unfavorable weather caused
keen disaLpolntment 10 many fans
who had anticipated witnessing an
other game between the two evenly
matched teams that battled 70 an
eleven inning tie on Friday after
noon. The argument OF supremacy
will be fought out on the Badger
field at Madison on June 4. the last
game OF the Notre Dame season.
Wisconsin undoubtedly possesses
one Of the strongest mines in the
conference: and the ability OF the
Notre Dame team IN leading the
visitors until the ninth inning Is
compliment 10 the machine which
Coach Halas has built.
The Badgers played errorless ball
N the field. the work OF harrington
on short never faltering and rising
90 brilliant heights al times The
entire aggregation backed their
pitcher % the limit; and the hurlCr
responded with clever pitching IN
the pinches. The one weakness in
the Badger offense was poor base
running which enabled the wide
awake Kane. Blievernicht and
Fitzgerald 20 cut them down in the
dangerous parts OF the game.
Have Relay Tryouts.
Coach Rockne held the first try
bats for place on the Drake relay
mile and half-mile teams on Satur-
day afternoon despite the weather.
Gus Desch took the 22O and Kas-
per and Montague carried the $40
heats. These men viii be added TO
BY the winners OF later heats to be
held the first Iart OF next week
Eotre Dame viii be n hard team
90 beat I'm the half mile at Dos
Moines. Chances IN the mile are
Eot so promising although the
quartet which ran on the last few
occasions improved noticeably and
finished among the point winners.
Hold Football SCrimmagc.
During the ball game on Friday
afternoon. Rockne held football
scrimmaEe in which 40 men took
part. The engagement lasted
full hour and found Tom Lieb's
team holding a e1-O score at tho
finish.
Cameron and MayIes. star Fresh
snen ends. came into their own
be ready 10 fall into place when
Rockne's present team Of world
beaters. Kiley and Eddie Anderson.
drop from the vista of the sport
light.
Several Promising Candidates.
Cameron IS chunky lad with a
special prediction for hard AMI
sure tacklinE. Mayles is the long,
rengy sort of person who finds It
easy TO pull high forwards from the
skyline.
Tom Lieb and Red Shea showed
Up well in the backheld. shea was
a second stringcr Of last season who
will be hotfooting for a monogram
during the coming fall He works
easily: and with a better chance %
display his wares is expected 10 i'm
prove.
Forest Cotton, Kentucky Obere.
and Kilkenny We're the individual
stars on the line. Cotton viii make
n strong bid for q guard this sea
son. Oberst Will be i'm line for a
monogram from the same Iosition
and Kilkenny is one OF the new
men who has begun 20 step out
from the crowd.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Red So1 Yin With SeUen
TaILieS IN Third Inning

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Arrn 1e.-Bos-
ton broke even in the series with
Washington today by taking the
final game s TO 3. Zachary los:
control in the third when his sup
port also faltered and seven runs
were made on four hits two passes
and three errors. Thormahlen- kept
the locals hits we'll scattered.
Score:
Boston $780,. 0O7 600 1908 = O
Washington 100 900 1913 10
Thormahlen and Rull; Zachary
Acosta. Shaw and Charity.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

Then the results OF my study be-
gan to tell.
Tennis Is a science.
Loves to Play.
ITS hard for me TO keep from
overtraining. I love to play so well.
Growing stale from too much
playing is the one thing 1 have TO
guard against.
II never try TO figure out a match
beforehand.
When the match begins do the
figuring.
I'm fresh then to bring TO mind
every bit OF skill have"
Tilden smokes a cigaret occasion
ally now.
He'll cut them out as soon as he
heads for Europe. May II.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
CONSIDER RICHARD
LEADING PROMOTER
IN BOXING WORLD
Tex Has Staged Greatest Mum.
ber of Biggest and Cham
piOnship Bouts.
n InternatIlaal 80 service:

BY Internati lnal News Service:
NEW YORK, April 16 Tex
Rickard IS without doubt a cham
pion du monde" in the line Of fistic
promotion.
No promoter past or present has
staged so many big matches and no
one man has matched as many
champions.
Eickard is not through yet by a
long shot. He has the big Demp-
sey-Carpcntier match come of July
and he plans TO continue promot-
ing boxing ut Madison Square Gar
der for some moons, as he has a
lease that covers period OF ten years.
So If boxing holds its ground in tho
Empire state, and Rickard stays In
the game. ne VIII be sure to hang up
n record for promoting boxing class
ics that will never be equalled.
Makes Champs Fight.
What good is a champion II he
doesn't fight ." asks RiclIard
Hes blank" came the answer.
And that's why I went right out
after the champs as soon as I got
the Garden" Tex continued. "Peo-
pie want 10 see the best boxers.
They'll stand for the second and
third raters part Of the time. but the
champs and near-champs are the
ones who bring them out"
Acting on this theory Tex went
after the biggest cards in the
uuckIe-dustinE fraternity and 20
date nc has staged six championship
bouts. an I'm period Of "A few
months
Cite Many Bouts.
Jack Dempsey knocked out Bul
Eeunan I'm Richards arena IN Il
rounds.
Benny Leonard stopped Joe Well
ing and Ritchie Mitchell in two SEN
satiCual bouts
Jack Brittou vanQuished Kid
lewis in a struggle for the welter-
weight title and Joe Lynch un-
crowned Pete Herman in q 15-round
bout that brought down the house,
causing the ancient Garden 20 trem-
bile with the uproar. Lastly. Tex got
Johnny Wilson and Mike ODowd
together.
Angling Tor kllhauC.
The Dempsey Carpenter mltt-
nushinE fest will be the seventh title
event pulled off under Richards SUI
pervision within eight months time
and before a year passes he hopes
20 book John Patrick Kilbane and
Andy CLANCY or some other likely
opponent for a featherweight title
I bout
with Jimmy Wilde preparing "a
I return 20 the United States IL is not
unlikely that Rfckard VIII make a
match between wilde and one oi
/ Americas vest-pocket editions OF
pucdom for the worlds fyweigh;
/ crown. Wilde is also ambitious tC
annex the bantam championship
I and would not be avorse 10 "A meet
\ ing with Joe Lynch or whoever
holds the bantamweight title when
he arrives. lie also wants another
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

due to my backhand stroke" says
Tilden.
Others think It is due to my style
OF service.
but haven't a single stroke that
is not played better by some other in
dividual
His Secret.
My secret is this:
ITO coordinate all my strokes.
ITO select a particular style against
each opponent.
And to judge just when TO use
this stroke and that stroke in the
game.
I've studied and played tennis
ever since I was six years old.
up TO the time 1 was &c was an
ordinary player.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Indiana u. Track Men
Lose Meet to EmlhGBl

y
RICHMOND, Ind. April 16.-
Earlham's track team defeated In
diana university here today 70 Il
to AZ 10. The condition Of tic
Quaker track prevented fast time
in the races. Earlham capture
nine frsts and Indiana three. Ties
i'm the jumps featured those events.
Quakers won all three discus places.
Robertson, a dark horse. won the
$50, his first race. Bullock Of IN
diana won the role vault at II feet.
Ivey Of Farlham, high point getter,
with IS points.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Indians Come From Behind
And Take Third Strdighl


BY Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 16.-
For the third straight time the In
dians came from behind 20 defeat
Columbus by a score Of S to :. The
visitors got off 20 a six run lead
but could not hold It. With two
down in the third. Haid was chased
from the rubber and relived by Mar
tin. Six hits and one walk account
ed for five runs in the frame An
other batting rally in the seventh
won for the Indians. Score:
Columbus .003 01O 900: Is: 3
Indianapolis .OO5 600 SOx-s; 10;
Haid. Martin and Wilson, White
house, Bartlett and JOssett.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Indians Score Trio in
Ninth But Are NoSed Out

BY Associated Press:
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April k5.-St.
Louis broke even in the series with
Cleveland by winning today. to 8.
Gleason was forced out OF the game
In the ninth when struck in the face
by Stephenson's drive. Score:
r. II. r.
Cleveland -. 600 100 2oS-6 IS I
ST. Louis .... 22O OH 0Ox-7 15 l
Uhle. Clark. Petty and O'Neill;
Kolp, Shocker and SEVERED.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
NelU York Joins National
Il. h. SdHd-LOt Federation

By Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. o.. Aprn 16.-
New York city today became "a
member OF The National Baseball
Federation. the New York Baseball
Federation. composed of 100 anna
teur and So semi-profession3l
teams. joining the parent sand lot
organization during the annual
meeting OF the htter's executive
committee here today. Indications
are that Buffalo also viii affiliate.
The committee voted TO prohit 2
rlsyers barred from organized
baseball from playing on teams
competing with clubs affiliated with
the federation. Members Of tine
federation arc also prohibited FROM
engaging such players
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

title. Mrs Mallory took the first
set at 7-5, and won the second
easily, 6 10 /.
The tournament was brought 20
a close with the playing Of the
final in the mixed doubles IN which
Miss Zinderstein gained some meas
ure Of revenge by winning in part
nership with s. Howard NOshei
against Mrs. Mallory and B. c.
Wright, 3-6, 6-4, Ga.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Is "HORSESHOEn Fan.
q Assoclated PC

y T
WASHINGTON. April 16.-Pres'
Harding today accepted the honor
ary presidency OF the National Asso-
citation OF Horseshoe Throwers.
The president has always con-
fessed a distinct partiahty for the
fashioned sport OF horseshoe
throwing and frequently engaged in
It with the boys" at Marion.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Big Lead IN First TtTO
Frames Defeats Dodgers


BY Associated Press:
BOSTON. April 16.-Boston jump
ed on Cadore in the first two in
nings today and despite MammauN's
subsequent good work as relief. won
easily from Brooklyn. TO l. Score:
r II. +.
Brooklyn 49,. 900 900 1O0-1 /
Boston .-.... $40 600 O0x-7 u o
Cadore. Mammaux and Kruger;
Watson and O'Neill.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
BUTLER DEFEATS FRANKLN

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April &c.
Butler college won the opening
game Of the college baseball season
here today. defeating Franklin I to
O. The game lasted only four and
one-half innings, a heavy rain end
ing the contest. Score.
Franklin ....OO0 00-0 . 0
Butler ...........OOO 1x-1 3
Station and Hungate; Downey anl
Milburn.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Pirates CLiHch Game By
TalIying Four in Fifth

BY Associated Press:
CINCINNATI O.. April 16.-
Pittsburg today won the final game
cf the series here from the Reds.
Z TO 3. by punching their hits in the
fifth. Score: r. H +.
Pittsburg 49,. 100 40 0O1-7 16
Cincinnati ... O1O OO2 OOO-3 Q o
Ponder and Schmidt; Brenton,
Coumbe. Napier and Wingo.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

MINNEAPOLIS. Ninn. April >16.
Agitation for resumption or Bic
Ten conference baseball. az the Uni
versity OF Minnesota has failed 70
produce sufficient interest 20 war
rant reest1 bishmeut OF the game as
n major sport here. 10 fs declared by
university authorities
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
MANUAL HIGH TINs MEET

INDIANAPOLIS Ind April 16.
Manual Training high school ath-
Ietes defeated shortridge and Bel
ford in a triangular track meet
here today The Manual athletes
scored "A points 90 - for Short
ridgo and 27 for Bedford.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
BELIEVE 1T. OR NOT.

SUVA. Fiji Islands.-Arthur Berry
ment fishing the othe rday. He
hooked 14O. They were an little
sharks, not a fish Of any other va
ricty-
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
American Association.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Chicago at Detroit (rain.)
PhiladelLhia 1; New York, 3.
Boston. s; Washington, 3.
Cleveland, 6: St. Louis. :.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Stem Back. Rows. Give Him Air,

Step Back. BOYS. Give Him Air.
Dear Tad-Here's one for the
book:
The dog stood on the burning
deck
The flames were leaping round his
neck"
HOT DOG
Yours, 'till prohibition goes into
effect,
TOD BLOCK.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
Add Many maps.

Additional traps and tees are be-
ing built throughout requiring
greater accuracy and distances.
Extensive preparation are being
made for the national event by tha
local club. An expert greens
keeper has been engaged, and as
sistance has also been obtained from
"a prominent golf-architect and twp
experts from the United States de-
Dartmcut Of agriculture.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

NEW YORK. April Is. - With
Harris pitching for Philadelphia,
Babe" Ruth made his first home
run Of the season in the sixth inning
today. The ball landed in the upper
right field grandstand. In starting
his effort to surpass the worlds
record he made last year. Ruth al
ready is two weeks ahead of his
1920 record. when his first clout
came May /.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
National League.

Brooklyn, !; Boston, Z.
New York, 8; Philadelphia, Il.
Pittsburg, Z; Cincinnati, 3.
St. Louis at Chicago (snOw.)
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
American Association.

Columbus, Z; indianapolis, 8.
St. Paul Milwaukee (snow.)
Toledo, . Louisville, u.
Minneapolis at Kansas City (wet
grounds.)
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

The ideal smoking soctume for
women would be a Havana wrapper
with panatellas.-Philade Pub
lie Ledger.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
To Boycott Chicago Mines
Who Play the ''BIack Sox'

By United Press:
CICAGO, April 1s.-Semi-pro
baseball teams Of Chicago. deter
mined to play the team organized
by some of the BLACK Sox." We're
warned today by semi-professional
league officials.
The warning said any player par
ticipating in games with the play
ers under indictment would be
barred from playing in this city.
Parks where games are played
with the BLACK Sox" will be boy
cotted, the warning said.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
VIII Wonders Never Cease.

over in Cumberland. Nd. John
Snyder tells US a reformer turne
square and went 10 work.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

Viviani says he comes to the
United States asking nothing. Well,
that's the way we went to Versailles
and see what we got.-Missoula
(Mont.) Missoulian.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
BABE RUTH OPENS
RECORD DRIVE BY
GETTING A HOMER
Knocks Ball Into Stand in
Sixth Inning With No
One on Sacks.
BY Associated Press:

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The New
YORK Americans made it two out Of
three games from Philadelphia Sat
urday winning the last game OF the
series, 3 70 l. William Piercy and
Bryan Harris, two youngsters.
fought a hard pitchers battle. Each
yielded four hits. but two OF those
off Harris were home runs. hit by
Meusel in the second and by Ruth
In the sixth. Score: r. II. Z.
Philadelphia 600 100 0O0-1 2
New York ... 10 OO1 oOx-S l
Harris and Perkins; Piercy and
Schang.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
COLLFGE BASEBAII.

At Columbus - Illinois 3 Ohio
state >.
At Annapolis - lafayette a;
Navy 9.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3. Tufts
{. Go inninRsD
AT New Haven-Yale 4; Pennsyl-
vania @
At West Point-Army .; VIII
liams 4.
At New Brunsw wick-Rutgers S.;
Union 0.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
TITLE PLAY FOR
GOLF SUPREMACY !
ON TOUGH COURSE
Contestants for Am at ur
In9lUWV IOJ sluus9luo0
Many Handicaps.

ST. LOUIS. April 16-Playcrs
new to the course VIII encounter
one of the most difficult links in the
country when the national amateur
championship opens at the St.
Louis Country club in September.
I'm the opinion Of local golfers.
Changes in construction recently
started viii "sew up" every green.
so that rou-ups are practically Inn
possible. forcing the contestants 20
drop onto the respective greens, and
with a minimum roll.
All but three Of the holes win Dc
affected. and Il IS expected the nes
penalties viii make the course
probably four or five strokes more
difficult than formerly.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
GAMES TODAY.

American League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
National League.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
New York philadelphia On
game.)
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
johnny Wilson'S Horn.

quite a number of fans were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
Longs for the old.Fashioned Type

Dear Cvnthia--Thc letter signed
Mister "a" interests me very much,
for. my troubles are almost the same
as his
Am disgusted with the so-called mod
crn girls with their powder and paints
fancy clothes, dances. parties and good
times.
Whore arc the old-fashionod girls who
nr" thinking OF the future. with Il happy
home and family to care for?
DO not attend dances or parties my
self 80 my intended" would not be
found In a dance hall. My ideal is a girl
with common sense one who knows how
70 cook. take care of home and
knows how to appreciate the love and
kindness .: a good husband. ono who
would find pleasures at home and not
on who would try to spend all OF her
huhhys hard earned money OF fancy
clothes. dances and parties. but one who
would help 70 save for a rainy day
Am skilled mechanic earning fairly
g"Od wages enough for two anyway. am
twenty-five years old. excellent health.
five feet seven inches tall. weigh l75
pounds, ana 100 per cent American,
have come to the CopClusion that | must
soon find a pal for life
But [ do not know where or how
can find my ideal, surely there arc still
some Of them in Philadelphia.
"HAPPY JACK