South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
WILL OPPOSE IOWA
TEAM TODAY, ST.
YIATORS SATURDAY
Coach Rockne Works Track
Men Into Shape for ILL
nois Dual Meet.

Coach Hala and his customary IL
men left South Bend Thursday even
ing for Iowa City where the Notre
Dame ball club meets Iowa on Fri
day afternoon. on the return trip
the crew drops of at Kaukakee for
an engagement with St Vlators
on Saturday.
Capt. Mohardt. Blievernicht, Fitz-
gerald. Kiley. Kane. Miles. Prokup,
Morgan. Barry. Garvey. Cashier,
Falvey and Chuck Foley composed
the squad. Falvey IS slated 10 pitch
the Iowa game while either Cashier
Of Foley wiz toss them UP 20 St.
Niator's.
The return OF Norm Barry 10 the
squad adds a bit Of interest TO the
outfie,d situation at the moment
when changes were being contem-
plated. Halas now has two sets Of
outielders and viii work them after
the manner Of Iris Speaker and
other strateg1sts OF the big tent II
a left handed pitcher is on the
mound, Prokup and Morgan. right
handed hitters. will be sent to the
gardens: IL "A right handed twirler
serves the pills. Barry and Cashier
viii roam the outskirts
Cashiers solid hitting has contin-
ued in practice and the power which
he carries in the big stick will be
utilized whenever possible.
Track Men Work Hard.
Thursday was a recess day at the
school and the track men took full
advantage Of the extra time 10 work
out for the Illinois dual meet on
Saturday. While the dope favors
the Illini by about 20 points, several
events are so evenly matched that
an unusual showing by Notre Dame
athletes might swing the meet.
The recent performance OF the
mile relay teams adds color to the
possibility in some OF the events.
Illinois had won from the local
milers on tire occasions before
-Rockne's men finally led the Suck
ers 20 the tape at Penn. The race
between these two teams on Satur-
day viii be we'll worth waiting for
as IL is almost a certainty that only
a few feet viii separate the runners
High Jump Is Feature.
The possibility Of a new national
outdoor record being established in
the high jump is still the strong
magnet OF the meet. But in several
other events the competition will be
of tho most spirited nature.
Buck shaw viii have no small
Job on his hands in winning from
Weiss OF Illinois in the shot put.
The two have battled for inches on
two former occasions and a slight
reversal Of form may switch the
winning five points from Shaw to
Weiss
Weiss is also distinguished as the
winner Of the discus throw at the
Penn games.
Desch In Quarter.
II Gus Desch runs the quarter
mile spectators may look for a
spirited race between him and Dona-
hoe. who has cleaned everything
from his path so far Donahoe is
good for so outdoors; but since
Desch broke the worlds record by
running the 40 hurdles in 1874 a
new record in the clear track is
not an inpOssibility.
Chef Wayne and Wallace OF Ill
inois will stage another OF their neck
and neck races to the tape. wallace
won from Wynne last season but
Chef returned the compliment with
i interest this year by winning from
the Ulini hurGler twice. Their races
| are always close however and tho
local boy must be on his toes al
4 the while.
Brede OF Illinois narrowly missed
! taking first place in the javelir
! throw at Penn and the visiting track
men have at least one more mar
who is capable Of throwing IL away
from Oberst and Hogan the loca
! spearmen.