South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-12
O0er Ek1as High Basket Clo
n. D. COURT STARS
WIN FROM ARMOUR
Logan Surprises Followers
Garvey, Coughlin and
Kennedy Star.

The Notre Dame basketball eve
continued its winning ways Friday
AFTERNOON by defeating Armour In
stitute Of Chicago 59-I5. Wi,h
McDermott showing his best game
Of the year and Logan turning i'm p
sensational performance on the
other forward. the team approached
q form which promises excellent re-
suits from the trip to Nebraska next
week
Armour was never dangerous.
scoring but one point I'm the first
hsN and tossing only six goals in
the entire contest. with the second
team in the lineup throughout most
OF the game. the local passers ran
wild through the visiting defense
and devoted the second half to per
fecting "A systenl OF short passes
which brought the ball under the
basket from where Logan seldom
missed a free throw McDermott al
center, Kane and Logan at forward
and Coughlin and Garvev at guards
worked their formations in the sec
ond period with more speed than
and combination Halas has yet at
tempted
Logan Surprise.
Les Logan was the big surprise
OF tao game. In addition to playing
a prominent part in the short pass
ing game which worked so well. he
was usually camped back Of the
Armour guard from where he threw
basket after basket with a OEe-hand
toss that seemed never TO miss III
the second half. Frank McDermott
came back with his prettiest work
OF the year, worked the passing
game TO the limit and made q more
solid place than ever IN the hearts
Of his admirers by tossing five goals
from all angles in the last ten min
Utes, Of the second half.
Hector Garvey was entertaining as
usual in his floor methods which the
visitors chose TO term crude" hat
whatever his methods may be. he
adds a touch OF color 10 the contest
which always delights the crowd.
Tho big boy tore down the floor
time after time entirely surrounded
by a charmed circle into which the
ArmOurites thought best not 10 in
trude; and then he shot a long pass
the entire length Of the floor 90
Kennedy who dropped it into the
basket.
Coughlin stars.
Danny" Coughlin was all TO the
sweet and pretty on Kiley's guard.
He has all the speed Of a forward
I'm taking the ball from a scrimmage
and drlbbling down the floor to his
basket Many Of Logan's scores fol
lowed clever work by Coughliu and
Kane. and HAAS is fortunate in
having a second team which can re
place his first without missing
cog.
Capt. Harry Mehre watched the
game from the sidelines after bat
ting in three counters in the first
few minutes OF play
The Armourites failed TO show the
form which made them dangerous
throughout most of the former
games which the team played in
Chicago. Their unfamitiarity with
the dirt floor Of the local gym was
partly responsible; and late in the
game they came q. life with some
pretty pass worl in which Capt.
schumacher starred. witashIis ana
Havlick showed well at times OF
guard.
BrOwnson Hall defeated Walsh in
the only half-mile relay in 1.39 Is.
Lineup and summary:
NOtre Dame Armour Institute
Losan ..-.. .-.-.-- -.-....-.. AElbcCk
r. F.
McDermott .......... schumacher
L. r.
Mehre .'............ 3, RUtishausef
c.
Garvey .......-........ Havlick
r. c..
COughlln ...-.......-... Johnson
+. G..
Goals: Logan II: McDermott s:
Mehre 81; Kane 3; Kennedy >: Gar
vey >; schumacher @: Kuehn /:
Sippel l. Witashkis L. Free thrwos:
Logan / of 1 McDermott Of .:
Ahlbeck 1 Of 3: schumacher OF p.
Substitutions: Kane for McDermott:
Kennedy for Mehre; McDermott FOR
kennedy; Kuehn for Ahlbeck, Sip
pei for Rutishauser: Farrell for Hav-
lick: Witashkis for Johnson. Res-
cree. Cooper OF Springfield