South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
HALAS SHIFTS MEN
IN SECOND PERIOD
OF MICHIGAN GAME
Replace Grant and McDermOtt
With Logan and Kane
Win by 24-I9 Count.
BY FRANK WALLACE.

Notre Dame evened the seasons
series with western state Normal by
taking a second half victory from
the Teachers OF Notre Dame gyn2
Thursday afternoon. "a Is. Coach
walter Halas switched his lineup
late ia the first half and the smooth
work which developed promises 70
stem the tide of recent defeats.
Notre Dame plays Armour Institute
or Chicago az the local gym Friday
afternoon az four o'clock.
Neither Logan or Kane, whom
Halas substituted for Grant and
kfcDermott showed anything OF ex-
ceptional bri'Iiance; and II does not
follow that their injection into the
game decisively changed the result
But the fact remains that after they
entered the contest the quality Of
team play improved. The pass work
became smoother and the team went
on 20 certain victroy; and the squad
which won Yesterdays game viii 20
into Nebraska next week with an
even chance Of changing the CoU-
plexion OF the entire season.
AIehre Il STAR.
Capt. Harry Mehre was the big
star for NOtre Dame. collecting II OF
his teams total and pulling his reg
ulsr stunt OF batting them IN from
under the basket with refreshing
regularity. He was dangerous at all
times and IL the big punch in the
scoring power OF his squad. Eddie
Anderson played an exceptional
game at guard. and with Kyle. kept
the Michigan forwards from scoring
in the first ten minutes 81 the second
half. holding them 10 three baskets
during the period.
Boerman made eight Of the Mich
igan points. travelled the floor with
remarkable speed. and is one Of the
best shots seen on the local floor
this year. His shots were from Ions
range. one dropping in from beyond
the center OF the court without the
fcrrnaiitv OF touching the hoops.
Miller kept his team In the running
by shooting fouls perfectly in tho
first half but fell down badly in the
second period Farrer showed an
active guarding game until injured
in the second period and removed
from the game.
Both teams opened the contest
with clever brand OF passing and
compelled many long shots and kept
the score low. Notre Dame showed
flashes Of brilliant play at time but
late in the half fell into a ragged
slump which permitted Miller and
Boerman OF the Normal squad 20
push their team into the lead. 1t
was at this point that Halas sub
stituted Logan for Grant and Kane
for McDermott; and the new COM
bfnation regained the four points
By which Normal had led and ended
tho half at Il all
Program OF Caution.
Clever pass work by the same aC-
greEation ran the score to 10 Il in
the FIRST five minutes Of the second
half and active guarding in the back
court held the Teachers without a
basket for the first 10 minutes OF the
period Swinging into the Tag end
OF the game with a commanding
lead. Notre Dame adopted program
OF caution: and although Normal
developed a sudden squirt, Mehro
counted often enough 20 neutralize
their own efforts and the game
ended - 10
Carroll Hall forced Brownson 20
run the usual half-mile relay be
tween halves IN the record time OK
1.39 is tn order 20 win. and Sorin
tfoH p~ou-nepn fpr 1rst Mare nv