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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
HEINE ZIM'S BOMB
PROVES A FIZZLE
Place No Faith in Statements
of Former Giant Third
Stacker.
BY HENRY J.. FARRELL.
.. (tr.----ra - Il z

l NlktQ russ oAdlL NUtA toibttAhii ts
NEW YORK. March 5.-Heine
Zimmerman's bomb turned out TO be
somewhat OF a dud.
with the exception OF some sec
tions OF the American League that
would be glad to see a little dirt in
the national leagues backyard, the
conclusion from the former giants
expose was more like a pop-gun
than a Big Bertha.
Il seems that everyone know about
il but the public.
Offered Money.
John McGraw, manager Of the
Giants. IL develops. knew that Zim-
norman had offered Toney. Benton
and Kaun some money TO throw a
game within a few hours after the
tender was made. They told him
themselves and Zimmernfans ban
ishment" followed.
In San Antonio. RUDE Benton ad-
mitted without hesitation that Zim-
norman offered him a bride. but he
said it was $500 instead OF 800.
7 just laughed and walked away
from him. He told me after the
game I was a fool TO turn down easy
money" Benton said.
McGraw remarked terseiy that the
tale OF a man dishonest by confess
sion should be ignored
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
IRISH DIAMOND
CARD ANNOUNCED
Wisconsin Opens Season Here
Eight Games Scheduled
For Cartier Field.

The completed schedule OF the
Notre Dame baseball nine. as pre-
scented Saturday for the first time.
consists Of eight home games and II
abroad. and IA tussels with seven
conference teams. Wisconsin opens
the season at Cartier field April D
and 16 and the Notre Dame outfit
closes at Wisconsin June 4.
In addition TO Wisconsin. De PAW,
Michigan. Northwestern. Purdue.
Michigan Aggies and Indiana play
on the local lot. Notre Dame meets
Purdue. Illinois. Iowa, St. Viator's,
Michigan. Michigan Aggies. North
western. Indiana, BelOir and Wis
consln away from home. The COM
pleted schedule follows:
April WISCONSIN at Notre
Dame.
April 1s-wisconsin at Notre
Dame.
April 1s-Purdue at Lafayette.
Ind.
April 2S-DePauw at Notre Dame.
April 3O-Michigan at Notre
Dame.
May illinois al Urbana. III.
May illinois at Urbana. III.
May Iowa at Iowa City. Iowa.
May 7-St. Viators at Kankakee.
III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
GILLIGAN LEADS
IN BOWLING MEET
Buffalo Bowler Rolls Into
Lead in Singles With
300 Score.
By Associated Press

D9 ASSoNldltu IItSS-
BUFFALO. y. Y. March 5.-PcI-
ing a ball with but one finger hole,
Joseph Gilligan, a Buffalo ten pin
shooter. established high single
score OF 999 pins in the American
Bowling congress tournament Satur-
day afternoon, his high same iul-
lowing scores Of 2O9 and I75. which
gave him a total of 6S3 pins and
first place in the individual event Of
the congress. He chall-ed up il
successive strikes. Ed Hewer, Of
Toronto, rolled into fifth place with
a total of COZ pins. Gnligan's high
score Of 299 is the second bowled in
an A. B. c. tournament. +. Davis
of Milwaukee. having accomplished
this feat in the Peoria tournament
in 1915. 1t is not an \. B. c. record,
as William J. Knox, Of Philadelphia
shot a perfect 800 score in the 1918
tournament at Toledo, o.
A new leader was also established
in the twO-man event Saturday, T..
Tiff and A. Green. Of Kalamazoo.
Mich, taking first place with a total
OF 1903 pins
Bowlers from Chicago, Detroit.
Rochester and Erie, Pa. made up
the two squads IN the five-man event
Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
FRENCHMEN AGREE
TO RICHARD PLAN
Descamps Cables Consent TO
Extending Date For Nam
ing Fight Site.
By Associated CESS O.
NEW NDRE

By Associated CESS
NEW YORK, March Tex
Richard received a cable message
today from Francois Descamps.
manager OF Georges Carpenter.
agreeing to the promoters request
for an extension OF thirty DAYS In
which 20 obtain a site for the world g
heavyweight championship bout be-
tween the Frenchman and Jack
Dempsey
Descamps also said he would
transfer the Carpenter $4,000 for
felt from the Morgan Harjes bank
In Paris TO the Central Trust COM
pany in this city when Richard and
Jack Kearns. Dempsey's manager.
have deposited their forfeits
c. r. Graham. the Montreal pro-
moter, wired Richard today that he
will arrive Monday TO confer with
him in regard TO staging the bout
in that city for which he has offered
100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
BRANCH RICKEY IS
OPTIMISTIC ABOUT
CHANCES OF CARDS
St. Louis Leader Says Fate of
Club Depends on Pitch
ers' Work.
BY JACK NEIOCK.

BY International News Service:
NEW YORK, March 5.-"Pitch-
ing will be the dominant factor in
the success or failure of the Cardi-
mails this year"
Branch Hickey. manager of the
St. Louis Nationals. made this pre-
diction today in sizing up the
chances Of his team by wire from
Orange. Texas
Give US good pitching and I am
confident we will be there fighting
for the pennant" he continued.
Last season we made plenty Of
runs but we couldn't keep the other
fellows from scoring and couldn't
hold a lead because our pitchers
were uncertain.
There are too many ifs con-
nected with our pitching staff this
spring to make any predictions re-
garding a possible finish. For in
stance-if Bill Doak's health holds
out. II Ferd Schupp's arm remains
strong, if Jess Haines pitches con-
sistently. if Bill Sherdel can go the
nine inning route. and if Dixie
Walker can continue in the Ma
tional league the record started at
New Orleans we are away above and
beyond the dark horse class.
Walker Looks Good.
I'm early trials this spring Walk
err looks like ne win be big help
to the club. He was a great pitcher
in the Southern association last sea-
son and there seems 10 be a good
chance that he will come through
this time despite the fact that he
had several trials with Cleveland
and the Cubs.
I'VE EXPECT to be on the feather
edge by the time the National
league race commences and we are
training under ideal conditions. The
weather i'm Orange has been all
that could be asked. We have "a
wonderful field. with grass infield,
rarity in training camps. and with
an excellent club house right at the
park. My team is not eating hotel
or restaurant food. either We have
a training table and a chef to pre-
pare good. wholesome food that Is
fit for the athlete in training. This
is big factor. too.
AT present 7 cannot say how the
Cardinals will line up At the start
of the season, as Milton stock. our
regular third baseman. may not be
able 10 start the season. I may play
Rogers Hornsby. champion National
league batter, at third base and try
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
TOURNEY FINALS

south Bend "a; Mishawaka 8.
Bloomington Il; SmithvlUe 9.
Garfield CTerre Haute) A.; Cav
uga L.
Richmond SO: Hagerstown IS.
Anderson 60: New Palestine 10.
Arcadia "a; Windfall j..
Marion 81; Castor :.
Columbus 5S: North Vernon Il.
Charlottesville Il: wingate s.
Technical indianapolis 10: Man
ual Indianapolis Il
Eendalville IS; Wolf Lake 3.
Huntington %: Bippus S.
Syracuse 10: Culver IA.
Ridyeville 81; jefferson L.
Nincennes As; Oaktown s.
Walton 81: Young America "A.
Whiting -; Emerson Gary s.
OwenSville u: Central Evansville
Is.
Rochester so; Converse 9.
Martinsville 81: Eminence ..
Russelviile &C; Rockville a.
Scottsburg =: Seymour II.
Franklin &c: Shelbyville IA.
Sandusky IS: Manila l..
Sullivan 10; Washington IA.
Monroe -: Button l..
Muncie 81; Spiceland Is.
Jefferson LAfayette) %: Mont
morenci Il.
SPORT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
.SCHAEFER DEFEATS
BELGIAN CUE STAR
Makes Sensational Showing in
Winning Over Horemans;
Sets Records.


NEW YORK. March 5.-Jake
Schaefer. Of San Francisco. defeated
EdUord Horemans, Belgian billiard
champion. in their 4.SOU-point 1872
balk-line match by winning the final
block Saturday night. 400 10 118
Schaefer. who set an American
record by running 436 in the after
noon block, played steady billiards
in the evening, averaging 100.
Belgian I'm Lead
Horemans held the lead from the
start Of the match until Saturday.
when the westerner made 1904
points in nine innings, counting the
first inning OF the night block as
part OF the unfinished last inning OF
the afternoon.
The grand averages for the match
were Schaefer A. $500, Horemans
"A 61-10O. both Of which were an
nounced as records for such a con
test. The former American record
high run was sos. made by Willie
Hoppe at New York in 1916. The
worlds record IS 622. made by
Hoppe in Paris i'm 1911.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Left EarfUl.
I snatch EN- from the cradle
And they cost me little jack.
And then 1 turn 'em into stars
My name is Connie Mack.
Right EarfuI.
A baseball trainer as q beau
Would get n razzing right.
For tbs his job 10 keep the stars
From coming out at night.
Many a youthful sandlot ball star
gets his spring training on mothers
new mattress.
No, the fact that Stockholm
wouldn't let Carpenter stage an
exhibition bout viii not have any
effect on the predicted go with
Dempsey.
How you gonna keep Frank
Baker down on the farm. when the
baseball season is drawing nigh
But nobody wants too,
Every time rain keeps a ball team
from practicing it makes one think
of, III play these"
The International league found
Akron a dry baseball town. But
they won't find that in Montreal!
The village wit will claim that
there is something funny about
matching light-weights.
Nothing to prevent anyone from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
81 TEAMS LEFT IN
STATE TITLE RACE
Regional Tourney Next Satur.
day Will Eliminate 10
More Elves.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 5-Finai
games were played tonight in the g.
sectional centers where aspirants
for the high school state basketball
championship have been battling in
the elimination contests
Following tonight's games there
were only % sectional winners left
as contenders for the state honor.
The race viii be narrowed further
next Saturday when 16 of the sec
tional winners play at Bloomington
and 16 at Lafayette. Eight teams
viii survive each of these regional
tournaments and on March IS and
10 these survivors will be in IHdi-
annapolis 10 fight the final battles
for the championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
THE INSIDER 81 VS.

making an offer for the Dempsey
Carpenter match" says Tex Rick
ard. How about lack of jack. Tex?
The well-known Mr.. Jinx will ac-
company the baseball season in.
He's the little handy man.
Women now want representation
in the United States Golf associa-
ton. Maybe it's the tee" that ap
peals TO them.
The latest offer indicates that If
Willie Hoppe and Edouard Hore-
mans meet at the billiard table,
$4,000 will be their cue.
Gonzales, Cuban catcher of the
Giants, and Luque. pitcher for the
Reds, are bound to training camps
from Havana. Managers hope they
are bringing their smoke with
them.
Ought 10 be interesting to watch
Babe Ruth and Frank Baker.
Willie Jackson and Johnny Dun
dee have boxed 10 tmes-just half
as often as Britton and Lewis have
done their act.
London wants the Dempsey
Carpenter match. That is. they
want il to be over here.
Jay Gould has lost his squash
title. but he's still got his bank roll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
THREE RENDERS
WIN BERTHS ON
ALL-SECTIONAL
Elkhart and Nappanee Men
Also in Lineup Other
Stars Of Tourney.
NEWS-TIMES AL SECTIONAL
First Team.

L NFNN NHalNN.
Edwards ,South Bend1 Forward.
Anderson tEllharp. Forward: >y.-
kos tSouth Bcnd1. Capt Center.
Scheer (South Bendl. Guard. Nes-
sener 6Nappanee). Guard
SECOND Team.
Anderson tSouth Bendl, Forward
Graves tMishaWaNa p. pr" ~
pitzer Gaportc1. Center. Brady.
C9flshawakaD. Guard. MaNey lSou-n
Be0dD Cant. Guard
Honorable mention. Forwards
Boardman Gaporte): Riddle Glke-
vill., Center. Dc-l., ,e,eb,r.
,,r,r5s. >-,.,.-,,,., Tsro--.4
Tol,-,so- ,r.,,o,-.-,
,,,,...,.-.r sol,..5.., 80 .,. s,-s
tbo- ba,.s CONNECTED f- -,. ric1
soI,,.or f..,st.,,.l..1l .,.,...,.... r..rF d,,--
f,,, ,I,. rss, ,,,.., 60. is - t,.,-5 -f,.-,-
80 i'.''"e 'o-"''- p'''' ''''
P'.S
'i"' "ppeu l'. "'Si'l'S l'- 'I'''' ''
tu"l''s 10y '' 'i'N lo "'@,
pehlhu ''ein. ME 'ihef Sf-''
lIohs might nave oeen oNefes,lii'.' -ed
10y pay '"s "'," S'e-'d' p''''
some squads did not go Ear enough
In the tourney 20 brin- out amy
brilliant srots +b..- fb~,- r,irrt have
Possessed. ON The whole Tine horo~s
in many cases were So close chat
berths on the honorary selection
were toss up.
N,u-,l :. C,,t,f,
Two men I'm the entire two d4ts
work stood fufl,- head ,,o,- an
other PLAYERS. These mon. Schoer.
q ri,nninp gnar5 and N-,-f,os o. cer-
ter. were the backbone m The S,utb
BEND natb 70 ,ic+or, S..beor and
Nvil<os WORKING The nsIlef down tb.
foor did tbis 3, e,,cI, d., r,,s,,,,. .b,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
Windy City School Boys
OutcldSS Gotham Skaters

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK, March Chicago
school boy skaters outclassed the
representatives OF the New York
scboolS i'm eight of the nine events
which made up thep rogram of the
In.,r-ciJy contests at the Brooklyn
Ice palace today.
The visitors exhibited the same
ga ability shown At Cleve-
land, Pittsburg and Philadelphia
In every contest, except the quar-
ter mile race for seniors, the Chi
cagO boys far outpOinted their ri
walls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
MISHAMAKA WINNIE.

Mishawaka took on championship
form when they swamped Bristol.
90 10 4. This contest at times wore
along az a slow pace. and then some
spurts OF speed by the Maroon and
which made up. the program OF the
game thrilling in the fact that the
suburban five displayed some ex-
cellent style or team and registering
work.
Graves and Brady were dropping
the ball from all angles or the
court. while Marker kept close
watch over the Bristol forwards
The two Gold Dust Twins" 8.
and J. Riley. were the main factors
OF the BristoI five, S. Riley making
al the counters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
GIT TENTH CHALLENGE.
lv Associated Press. .

BY ASSOClateU FreSS.
NEW YORK. March An Off
cial challenge for the Davis cup al
rived here today from Belgium.
This. the 10th challenge for the in
ternational tennis trophy. was re-
ceived by Pres't Julian :. Myrick.
Of the United States Lawn Tennis
association. in a letter from Cheva-
lier Paul de Borman. OF Brussels
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
DEMPSEY TO REFEREE.

BY International News service:
ST. PAUL Mimi, March AN
nounCement was made today by
Jack Reddy. local fight promoter.
that Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, has consented TO
referee a 10-round bout here next
Monday night between Farmer
Lodge and Billy Miske.
Dempsey will appear in vaudeville
at Minneapolis next Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
Shreveport Set to Gre
Babe Big Reception
By United Press .

By United Press.
SHREVEPORT. La. March g.
In a game between two teams OF
the Yankee Rookie squad yesterday,
Mcmillan. one OF the prize youngs-
ters hit his fourth home run. Babe
Ruth is expected 10 arrive sunday.
The whole town is 10 turn out FOR
the king swatter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
TWO GIANTS HOLD oUT.

D| II-I|I ITH@N-
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 3.
Fred Toney and Goldie Rapp are
holdouts the Giants in camp here
heard today. on his arrival here
yesterday Manager McGraw gave
the tribe another shock when DE
announced there probably would be
no games between the Giants and
the Tigers. who are also training
here. cobb viii have 90 come go
me- he said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
ELKHART SECONDS GOOD.

Elkhart, after displaying a poor
brand of ball against Millersburg.
in which the first period marked up
only a 3 TO l score, came back the
final period in fair shape. winning
by a % TO 2 count. Millersburg
failed to register field goal the en-
tire contest. the Elkhart defense
seeming to have an easy time in
holding them at bay.
Delliner was the high scoring
man Of the fracas. locating four
from the field. Heider and Hum
mel. two subs that were instiled
into the fracas. also displayed a
fine brand of ball.
Elkhart, however, was not up to
par for the most of the mixur. the
substitutes who played the latter
part of the contest showing far bet
ter form than the regulars.
BY defeating Nappanee in the
opening game Of the sectional bas-
ketball tourney this morning by a Il
TO Is score. Laporte, running true
u dope, won the right TO meet
South Bend at the ? o'clock semi
finals. Laporte started off the game
with the entire varsity, and was
compelled to keep them in the en-
tire fracas. Nappanee playing the
Orange and Black TO a standstill
during the entire contest.
The first period found the score
standing > 10 in. favor Of the La
porte outfit. Both teams presented
defense that kept the scoring low
Shawn and Pippen's inability to hit
the basket from the foul line cost
Nappanee the lead. on the other
hand. Pitzer located accurately four
out Of five attempts from the foul
line PitZer was the only man To
find the loop for the threshermen
eve reriod. while both Shawn and
Neher made true shots for the
NaYpanee five.
The second period found the fast
est and most thrilling exhibition so
far in the tourney neither team hav-
ing over a two point lead any time
until the last six minutes OF play
when one a piece by Pitzer and
Guenther put the Laporte men in a
five point lead. Fighting every min
ute from here on, the Nappanee five
could not overtake the lead. lacking
a lone basket OF t!eing the score.
Elkhart defeated Millersburg %
20 in the second game of the
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
HARVARD AWARDED MEET
By Associated Pres

NEW YORK, March Harvard
university was unanimously award
ed the 45th annual track and field
cham ionship games or the Inter
collegiate association here this aft
ernoon. The meet Will be held in
the Harvard stadium on Soldiers
field. May 27-2s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
out a recruit at second.
TODCrccr Wears Glasses.

out a recruit dL HtGUllu
TOpcrccr Wears Glasses.
1--WE have a snappy looking young
second baseman in George Topper
Ger, a New York boy who comes
from the Syracuse international
league club. Topercer, by the way.
wears eye glasses though they ap-
parently do not handicap his play
ing. It would be rather an unusual
thing TO see a sEectacled infielder
win a regular berth on a major
league team.
Lee Meadows. once Cardinal
pitcher wears glasses, but a fielder
with them is a rarity.
"I believe that Pittsburg and
Boston have been strengthened for
the coming race. New York. Gin
cinnati and Chicago, as I see it, are
pennant contenders, and the Brook
lyns may repeat. But all of these
clubs are going to lose some games
to the Cardinals. and don't YOU for
get it,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

BT Associated Iress.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. March o.
Purdue closed its western conference
basketball season last night by de-
feating Iowa 81 20 10. The game
was a bitter contest until the hnaI
whistle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
BADGERS WIN.

By AsSoclated Ires-.
MADISON. Wis, March 5.-The
University OF Wisconsin defeated
Minnesota TO p in a western con
ference basketball game tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
NOTRE DAME STARS
FINISH THIRD AT
ILLINOIS RELAYS
Illinois Grabs First Place
Buck Shaw Makes Great
Showing.

BY Associated Press
URBANA. H.. March Athlete
stars of the University Of Illinois
carried off the lions share OF honor
in the fourth renewal OF tho relay
carnival staged under tho auspices
of the university here tonight. -Four
carnival records were smashed and
two were tied. The carnival drew
record breaking list of entries.
There were $40 athletes from 43
universities and colleges in the COM
petition.
The University OF Michigan was
second among the point winners and
NOtre Dame third.
The first record TO .be equally was
i'm the two-mile university relay
which Illinois won i'm 8:O4f-5.
Ames tied the carnival record for
the medley relay. equalling the roc-
ord OF S-24 established by George
town last year.
Records Shattered
Records were shattered ir the
running high jump. the interscholas
tic mile relay. the four mile relay.
and the one mile university relay.
Walker Of Michigan Paige OF Amcs.
and Alberts OF Illinois. tied for t1-
new record OF six feet thrce-fourths
inches in the jump. while the Oak
Park. Illinois. high school team set
a new mark Of $50 in winning the
one mile interscholastic. Illinois
lowered the four mile relay mark
TO 1870 "a and The crack PenuyI-
vania quartette establish new
record Of 3-29 in winning the one
mile relay.
Illinois won the foJ and two milo
elays and took fist in the 500 and
900 yard runs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Buck Shaw Of N0tre Dame showed
his caube when he heaved the shot
- feet six inches for a first place
in this event and then finished sec
ond fin the 800 yard dash. Gallagher
of the Kansas Aggies led Desch ~
Notre Dame 20 the tape in the 15-
yard low hurdle event The time.
.oS 20 was exceptionally fast
IN the 75-yard high hurdles
Wright. Nebraska. captured first
Anderson. Minnesota. was second
and Wynee OF Norte Dame was
third. The finish was very close
and the time OF 10 Fat Is near the
record.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

May 14-Northwestern at Notre
Dame.
May 1S-Michigan at Ann Arbor,
Mich.
May 19--Michigan Aggies at Lans-
ing. Mich.
May 21-Purdue at Notre Dame.
May 25--Northwestern at Evans
ton, Ill.
May 26--Michigan Aggies at Notre
Dame. s-
May 2S--Indiana at Bloomington,
Ind.
May 30--Indiana at Notre Dame.
June 3--Beloit at Beloit, Wis.
June Wisconsin at Madison,
Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
Grange and Blue Tossers to Enter
Regional Meet at Purdue u. Friday
Capacity Crowds See Capt NykO Lead Team Through Basket
bali Tournament Scoring Will Over All Opponents and
Paving Way for School CoOrs in Regional Meet This Week
Will Fight for State Honors

Forward: Nyikos. Center; Scheer.
Guard; Maxey. Guard.
Mishawaka y
Hunt. Forward: Graves. Forward.
Ernhart, Center; Brady, Guard;
Marker. Guard.
Suhstitutions: Grzesk for Brady:
Brady for Hunt: Hunt for Ernhart
Field goals. SyikOs 6, Edwards .,
Anderson 3. Scheer /. Graves /,
Brady I. and Grzesk /.
Free throws: 4 out OF s Graves
> out Of &. ..t. st...t
Referee: Johnson. Rochester.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Substitutions: Bowsher for Scheer'
Haas for BoVsher. Pease for Board
man. Boardman for Guenther. Field
Goals: Nyikos. g. Edwards. s; An
derson. =: Scheer. L: Bcardnan. 1;
Pitzer. 1; Johnson. I; Pease. 1. Free
throws: NyikOs. out OF g. Board
man. out OF 5; Pitzer out OF ..
Referee: Johnson. -
NFfsY,-vraEa (fA EIkhart (13l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Substitutions, HsideT for Brown;
Grzesi for Hunt; Hunt for GrzeslI.
Piei6 goals: Brady 8; Graves >;
Hunt. l; Dillinger. .: Anderson /;
Brown. /. Free throws: Hunt 1;
out OF 4: Graves out OF s. Heider
out OF 4. Anderson 4 our Of s.
Referee CleaVy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Anderson tsllies a peach after tip
OF. Scheer then shows his stuff and
tallies nice field goal Hunt goes
Il for Ernhart who has Just fouled
Anderson. Nyikos misses free throw.
Swell team work BY South Bend
sinds Anderson depositing the pellet
IN the mesh FOR a nice two-pointer.
Nvikos sets crowd Wild with one
from the center OF the court and
Edwards follows his captains ex-
simple with a nice one. Pistol
sounds end ~ game with score 50
70 in South Bends favor. Wild
Sheering greets sectional champions
IS they tTot on the court With the
sectional honors under their belts.
= The summary.
~ South Bend "a.
Edwards Forward; Anderson,