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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
WITH THE BIG
TEN

ATICHIGAN-''We are ready fol
anything Ohio has to offer" declared
Coach Yost after the final practice
on the home field. The Wolverines
viii work out in the new Ohio State
stadium this afternoon.
OHIO STATE-Not an injury re-
suited from the final hard scrirn-
mage Coach Wilce sent his warriors
through In preparation for the in
vasion Of the Wolverines. The fresh
men team was unable 20 smash the
Buckeye line with their Michigan
plays picked up by scouts AZ the
Vanderbilt game last week.
IOWA-What Iowa did &c Yale i
only an indicator Of what Big Ten
rivals have 90 expect, the Hawkeye
practice revealed. The Iowans are
preparing a more puzzling attack, 10
be used against conference eIevens.
INDIANA - The Indiana squad
Will leave for Madison tonight after
a short workout with the freshmen
The HoOsiers believe they have solv-
ed the Badger aGrial attack and ar
prepared 20 Put up a stiff defense.
WISCONSIN--The Badgers, with
one exception, has every first-string
man ready to take the field agsins
the Hoosiers. Barring injuries Sat
urday Wisconsin will be able 20 put
It's fun strength againSt the Gophers
next week end
ILLINOIS-Zuppke will pick his
eleven 10 meet Iowa tonight after a
hnal stiff scrimmsge with the
yearlings. The lineup IS not expect
ed 20 vary much from the combina-
ton which lost 20 Butler last week
CHICAGO-The Naroons mad
smashing gains against the fresh
men i'm a sti6 workout designed "a
Try out the Purdue style OF defense
The Bg.lermaker defense. as worked
10y tho frosh. made easy going FOL
the Stagmen.
LRDUE-Purdue will meet the
Maroons with a revamped lineup
Injuries will keep out several OF the
regulars.
MINNESOTA-Minnesota display,
ca lop form in IT'S final long scrinl-
mage with the scrubs before the
clash with Northwestern. Saturday
The regulars gained az wiz on IN,
second string team. scoring severa
-cuchdowns.
NORTHWESTERN-The Purple
viii rely on speed 20 defeat IN,
Gcphers Saturday. a snappy and
ggressive offensive has been worked
ou- FOR the tilt with minnesota. The
Purple eleven VIII average onll
about 147 pounds while the Goph
. ers are rated rs one OF the heav.es
ou,1 IN the Big rem circuit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
THORPE'S INDIANS
TOPLAY HOLSTERS
Oorang Indian Outfit to be
Seen in Action at Capital
Sunday.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. 19.-Jim
Thorpe, worlds greatest athlete, will
be seen in action in a football way
here Sunday afternoon, when he
brings his Oorang Indian grid team
TO Indianapolis in competition with
the Belmont Athletics, city champ
ions.
This will be Thorpes initial ap-
pearance before Indiana fans in a
football uniform. he having played
most of his ball at Carlisle and with
eastern professional teams.
Around him he has built a crack
eleven composed of the bet Indian
performers in the United States All
are former college stars OF the three
Indian schools, Carlisle, Hasken and
Sherman, and every member Of the
squad are full blooded Indians.
Along with Thorpe is Joe Guyan
and Pete Calac, both members of
Walter Camps All American elevens.
St Germaine Of Carlisle anC Yale
along with Busch Of Carlisle are
other All American players. LOng
Time Sleep. War Eagle. Running
Deer Boutwell, and Pierce are some
of the Haskell University members.
Attache, Schnook, Eagle Feather
and Winnescheck hail from Sherman
the Indian University Of California.
The Indians are making a tour of
the country playing the leading pro-
fessional teams. About the middle of
December they start south. They
play a picked team Of Cubans at Ha-
vana, Cuba. Jan. /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
BY BILLY EVANS.

Johnny Dundee is unquestiOna bly,
the most versatile boxer in the
country when it comes to making
weight.
For years Dundee has been max
ing weight for any number Of op-
Fonents. When not making weight
Dundee was giving away poundage
to lightweights and near-welters.
Dundee at present holds the title
of junior lightweight champion
Johnny himself says that the junior
title means little or nothing. He is
shooting at the real lightweight title
held by Benny Leonard.
Seeks KiIbane Match.
Incidentally Dundee is more than
eager 10 get a chance at the feather
weight title held by Johnny Kill
bane. Recently Kilbane agreed &C
meet him in Jersey City in a no
decision bout The match was
practically a certainty until the New
York Boxing Commission. stepped
into the picture.
Kilbane is under suspension iT
New York state. 1t seems Kilbane
has di5obeyed every mandate Of the
boxing body looking after the sport
in that state. For making light OF
the commissions decisions he is
under suspension.
Dundee is a big favOrite in New
York He draws down any number
of big purses during the winter. The
commission informed Dundee that il
ne met Kilbane in Jersey ne would
also draw a New York suspension
Dundee called off the match
Will Make Any Weight.
During the recent world series II
New York 1 had a talk with Dundee
Johnny is perfectly serious in hi!
desire 70 meet Klbane.
Il hell Kilbane TO a draw wher
Johnny was at the tor of his game
re I ever meet him again th'
featherweight title will be held by
Dundee" said Johnny.
'Kilbane has been idle for prac
ticaIly two years, with the eXcep
tion OF an occasional soft fight. or
the other hand. 1 have been fight
ing constantly and have met tn
best in the business.
Il am in better shape than Kill
oane A fighter cannot remain idl'
.end keep his condition. While
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Dundee Most Versatile In
Boxing Game; After Kilbane Go
Can Make All Kinds of weights-Is Shooting Toward Light
weight Title of Benny Leonard-Is Popular in
New York and Draws Big Houses

recognize Kilbane's great ability
still 1 am confident that 1 am his
master.
The weight isn't going to bother
me as much as aKnbane. Making
126 pounds Will be easy for me II
Klbane sets that mark If he in
sists On 122 he is going to have
much more trouble than me in max
ing that low weight.
Weight 124 1-2 for FTush.
I'm my bout with Frush when
won what is known as the New York
state featheweight title, weighed
124 1-2 pounds.
Il really believe am much
stronger at that weight than when
I enter the ring four or FIVE pounds
heavier.
Bring on KilbaDe and there VIII
be new featheweight champ.
Neither am 7 passing up a chance
to meet Benny Leonard if some pro-
moter likes the idea"
Dave Shade Loses Decision.
The defeat of the cIever Dave
Shade at Boston recently by the vet
eran Eddie Snevlin came as a great
surprise to fight fans all over the
country.
Shevlin for years has been a fav-
/ orite down New England way
Seven or eight years back his ad-
mirers thought he had a chance TO
win the lightweight title. However,
Eddie proved a bit Of an inland
outer, and the IMPRESSION preva led
that he was on the downward
grade.
Several years ago he practically
gave up the fight game as a liveH-
hood He took a position as in
structor in boxing at Dartmouth
| college and was referred TO by the
student body as Prof" Shevlin
Only Two Reverscs.
Boston decisions are not always in
keeping with the work of the fight
ers Some time ago a referee retired
because his decision caused such a
rumpus among the experts. Posi-
| bly, Shade deserved a better fate.
Shevun's victory over Shade is
only the second time that the Cali
! fornian has been on the short end
of a decision since he started boxing
over four year ago.
frankie SchoeN. a Buffalo welter
was the other boxer TO get the
award over Shade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
CENTRE CRIDDERS ARE
AT HARVAR DIOR FRAY

= BOSTON. oct. 19-(By y. P.)-
twenty-five members OF the Centre
college football squad are back in
Hfarvard's stronghold for the third
and probably the last time. They
arrived tonight i'm a private car. but
having been expected on an earlier
train found few OF their great fol-
lowing here on hand A group OF
southern bellies, however. students
in New England colleges, extended
a welcome
This VIII probably be Centres
last appearance here, as a result Of
proposed policies regarding inter
sectional games which will probably
be in effect az Harvard next year.
Coach Uncle Charley" Morgan
said he would take his squad out
for practice early tomorrow morn
ing 10 endeavor 10 make up as far
az possible for time lost on the
journey by bad railroad cOnnec-
rions. Il was expected the Centre
men would have worked out N
Harvard territory today but a brief
practice in Cincinnati yesterday had
10 suffice. The squad retired early
20 rest cramped muscle4 from the
long trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Ohio AND MICHIGAN
MEN SET FOR GAME
Wolverines Receive Grea t
Sendoff When They En-
train for Columbus.

COLUMBUS. o.. oct. 1s-After
putting his men through a gr!uing
practice session Thursday in prepa-
ration for the game with Michigan
Saturday Coach Jack WilCe an
nounced that the entire Ohio safe
squad would depart Immediately aft
er a light workout Friday and would
not return until immediately before
they make their appearance in the
stadium 10 meet the wolverines. He
would not say where the team
would go for the nirht but it was
presumed they would be quartered
at some nearby resort or club in
order to avoid the excitement which
Is expected TO prevail in Colum-
bus
The Michigan squad which en-
trained for Columbus Thursday, was
expected to arrive early Friday and
practice briefly at the stadium.
ANN ARBOR Mich, oct 10
Michigan's football squad left here
Thursday night for Columbus. o..
where on Saturday fl Will attempt TO
avenge the three successive defeats
THE Wolverines are ready for
anything the Buckeyes offer" was
the only statement Coach YOst
would make as he and the team re-
ceived perhaps the greatest send off
OF his 81 years as the Maize and
Blue leader. g.
Hundreds of fans accompanied the
team, the vanguard Of more than
Is 900 that will tra vel 70 the Ohio
city Friday and Saturday. Near
half the population of Ann Arbor
plans 10 see the game.
Many messages of Encouragement
were received by the squad today,
some from prominent Michigan alu-
mni Edwin DENLY secretary Of the
navy. James r. Angel. president Of
Yale and George !lsIer, the base
ball star were among those who de-
clared they We're hopeful Of a
Michigan victory"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
SINGERS TO CLOSE
SUNDAY WITH LOGAN
SQUARES OF CHICAGO
Famous Midwest Nine 10 PLAY
Locals Here in Final Game
of the Year.

The singer baseball club viii close
one If the most successful years ga
the history Of baseball IN South
Bend Sunday afternoon when the
famous Logan Squares % Chicago
VIII be PLAYED at the local park
The game IS scheduled % start az
PAS o'clock and The Singer club IS
expected 90 hang up o victory over
the Lcgans 10 finish Up the season
r-ght. out OF a schedule Of In neigh
b0rhood Of 80 games this season
the local team has only dropped
elrht or nine The remarkable part
OF this seasons work OF the team
is the fact that every game but one
or two has oeen a battle all the way
and She final decision being only by
a margin Of one or two runs. Also.
the locals have played az least six
extra innings affairs and In every
instance have emerged victorious
The Logan Squares nine IS one -
the oldest and best Semi-prC clu
in Chicago and Us member OF tho
Midwest league Of ;hat city. The
team IS composed entirely OF for
mer Major and minor league stars
and viii probably be one OF the
hardest teams the Singerites have
battled this year.
one Of the best pitchers n the
game today viii work against Sin
gers sunday according 10 the dope
from Chicago. he being rip" Ha-
german. whose fast ball IS as good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
SPORT TABS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Twenty
five players and coaches Of Centre
college were to work out this after
noon on Braves field in preparation
for Saturdays game with Harvard.
The team will be allowed TO use the
stadium tomorrow.
ANNAPOLIS. Md.-Getting ready
for the next game with Georgia Tech
Coach Bob Folwel caused a biz
surprise when he removed three
navy regulars from the team
Mckee Zuber End Stolz went in fUI
Flppen, Lentz and Parr. The chang
makes the team much lighter.
NEW YORK-DeniaI that III
champions have bought Bentley an
Boley from the Baltimore Inferno
ttonals was voiced at the Clan
office. we have no deals OF ans
kind pending" Sec'y Tierney said
PRINCETON-AI the Prince -oI
regulars with the exception Of Lloy
Bergen. quarterback. are back H.
toys and pointing for the trip O.
Chicago next week. Coach Rope
made his first important switch o.
the season when he placed Stinson
and Shackleford in TIE backheld.
CHICAGO - Barney Dreyfuss.
owner Of the Pittsburg Pirates. am
Charles Ebbets, owner OF the
Brooklyn Robins. are here talkine
trades and deals with the Cubs
Nothing definite has been sccomp-
lished, Il is understood.
CHICAGO-Au records for at
tendance IN the American associa-
ton were broken the past season
when the circuit played 20 1929
CTS. according 20 official reports.
Kansas city, which finished third
drew $4,000. the largest in tn
association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
DEPAUW HAS BEST
TEAM IN YEARS FOR
BATTLE TOMORROW
Gold and Blue Has Defeated
Visitors in Six Contests
Since 1897.

When DaPauws touted eleven
faces Notre Dame on Cartier field
tomorrow afternoon the Grcencas-
re aggregation VIII be out 10 ac-
compIish what % has never before
been able 60 do-beat N0tre Dame
g. football
The dghtinz irish have tackled
DsPauw Oh six previous occasions
and every time the SOtre Dame
squad has emerged victorious. With
the exception OF two Of the games.
The margin was over 30 points De-
PAW has scored on only one %Otrs
Dame team. that OF 1921 when the
score was 81 20 10 for the Irish.
The teams met in 1897 when De-
P0uw put Up the best fight Of all
holding the Irish % a Z 20 o count.
in 1898 Notre Dame won hand.y,
81 % o. For a period Of four years
the two schools did not clash but in
1903 DePauw was tr0unced. 56 10 o,
but came back the succeeding fall
and held Notre Dame 90 a 10 20 0
score In 1905 the Blue and Gold
rolled up a score o. a 20 o against
the Greencastle men and il so dis
heartened them that they did not
again venture TO tackle the Irish
until last fan when they were beat
en-. 81 10 10.
With the strong team IN years
one that was able 20 hold Indiana
scoreless. U'ePauw looks forward TO
a bitter combat here tomorrow and
while they are not predicting vic
tory. they expect 20 force NJ
Rockmen to the limit
Speed Is the leading Qualification
~ the visitors and a series OF In
trlcate formations. IN which men
are shifted quickly 70 throw the
opposing line OF balance predOm-
mate IN the DePauw repertoire
Coach RoCkne continued his driv-
Ing tactics on the field again last
night. putting both line and back
field men through q hard drill.
During the session Ed Decree. who
IS again In a suit. was spilled by a
F'rosh cutup and sustained a deep
cut above his eye. Decree is not
completely recovered from his in
iured shoulder and viii not play
before the Georgia Tech contest.
Last night the football men were
called into extraordinary session
by Coach Rcckue who iectured them
IN the gymnasium at $50 o'clock.
DePauw plays were explained in
detail g1d there was dummy scrim
mage 1rlI 20 emphasize proper de-
lenses
a light workout wiz put the fin
ishlng touches 20 the eleven tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
EARLHAM Is READY FOR
BATTLE WITH BUTLER

RICHMOND. Ind, Oct. 19.-The
Earlham football team better balan-
ced and stronger than any aggrega-
ton put into the field IN the last
few years by the college. is pre-
pairing for one of the hardest games
Of the season Saturday when they
Will play Butler college at Indian
apolis. All the players ore in good
condition. A large number OF. root
VIII accompany the team 10 In
dianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
NotabIeS to attend
IOiUd-TIIinOiS Football Game

URBANA, H., oct 19.-Gov W.
/. Harding Of Iowa is expected 20
attend the IOwa-Illinois football
game here Saturday it has been an
nounced. He viii be accompanied
by Congressman Moore OF Illinois.
other nOtables expected 10 attend
the game are Gov. Small and party
OF Illinois, United States Sen. w. 3.
Mckinley OF Illinois and Uncle Joe
Cannon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
De PALMA GIVEN
STAY FROM SENTENCE

MERGED. Cal. Oct 49, Ralph
DePalma who was to beEin Thurs
day q ten days sentence lr Jail ior
speeding in Madeira Counu. was
granted stay OF execution until
Dec. /. by Justice Of Peace DePa,-
ma pleaded he was under d S5o.o1-
racing contract the terms ~ whlch
demanded his services unt1 Thanks
giving day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
INDIANA LEAVES FOR
CAME WITH WISCONSIN

BLOOMINGTON, mo, OCT. -
Twenty FIVE men II the Indiana uni
versity football squad were selected
Thursday afternoon BY Coach Pat
Heron following a fna, workout. TO
make the trip 20 Madison. 20 play
the University OF Wisconsin Satur-
day. The team VIII leave Thursday
night
Temp Smith continued 70 work as
quarterback, with Wilkens at end
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
SHAKE UP DEPAUW
ELEVEN FOR GAME
Several Shifts in Lineup for
Game Here Saturday With
Rockne's Men.

GREENCASTLE, Ind, oct. 10
Several shifts have been made in
The lire up OF DePauw university's
football team since the game sat
urday with Lake Forest college.
Some OF those who have been re-
gardei AZ being on the regular squad
have been transplanted by reserves.
The team will enter the game
with Notre Dame with renewed
energy as a result OF the shake up,
r is believed About IS men VIII
leave GreencastIe for South Bend
Friday afternoon The cross -coun-
try team VIII accompany the squad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
Physical Director
Clues Lehigh Grid
Men Verse to Win
Says Choice Poems Put Fight
Into Men and Make Win
ming Football Elevens.

Boston Mass. oct. 1s-Having
had pretty much OF everything else
tried on them TO make them win
games. football players are receiving
doses OF poetry now with that end
in view
The treatment is recommended by
Professor Howard r. Reiter. athletic
director at Lehlgh university and
instructor in football psychology al
the Harvard Summer school Of
Physical Education.
Verse should be administered
freely both before and after games
and between halves as well. the pro-
fessor asserted in his closing lecture
20 his class.
eve seen a football team that
had been outplayed. outfought and
reduced TO a state OF panic at the
end OF the first half. pulled together
during lntermlsslon." Professor
Reiter says. by the leadership Of a
strong personality and by the TO-
cusing OF the mems energies upon
teamwork. I've seen "a beaten team
literally sweep theii. opponents be-
fore them and pull victory out Of de-
feat.
Poems That Uplift
Choice poems. on such occasions,
not only are uplifting. but they put
the fighting spirit into the men.
success Is failure turned inside out
The silver tint OF the cloud Of
doubt,
And you never can tell how close
you are.
1T may be near when It seems
afar:
so stick to the fight when you're
hardest hit,
It's when things seem worst that
you mustn't quit.
| ''Sir John Balls The Torch Of
Life and Robert ". Services The
Gutter serve as the right sort OF
, tonic between halves and after the
game an excellent Helection is
Charles Van House. : 'On the
Square
Memory of the War
When, during the World War
they found Sammy Reid, ex-captain
I OF the Princeton football team, dead
, in no Mans Land, with his gun
pointing toward the enemy, he had
in his pocket an unnamed poem
2 When trouble slaps you in the face
don't run away and hide,
For soon he'll find your hiding
/ place and stick right by your
side.
"Slap back, and when he sees your
grit. he'll leave without delay;
But he can whip the man Who'll
quit. 10 fight some other day.
Hard Knocks Help
"For most OF us life is an uphill
struggle and many or us lose sim
ply because we haven't been stu
dents in the school Of adversely.
The hard knocks help.
IT'S the bumps you get and the
jolts you get.
And the shocks that your courage
stands
THE hours of sorrow and vain re
Eret.
The prize that escapes your hands
'oThat test your metal and prove
your worth.
TITS not the blows you deal, but tn
blows you take
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
NOTRE DAME NOTES

Junior class candidates for the
position OF varsity cheerleader will
DE given tryouts by CheerIeader
Johnny Gleason az the DePauw
game on Saturday Gleason has an
nounced that all candidates viii be
given "a chance TO show their stuff.
and the final choice Will be made
by a vote Of the class
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20

ST. PAUL Oct. I9.-MiNe Kelly
manager Of the pennant-winnlns ST.
I'aLI club Of the American assOcia-
tion has received an offer 10 manage
the Washington Americans. bat has
made no decision IN the mater. he
said Thursday night Kelly who is
at MS summer home on the s.. Croix.
refused 10 80 into details 0f nis offer
from Clark Griffith.
II have received several offers, e"
he said, "but 1 have made no plans
fer next summer"
The Seattle club of the Pacific
Coast league also has made a pro-
position TO Kelly. it was learned
Thursday night, but details were not
available.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
About Prices

The suits we are show
ing for fall and winter are
custom-tailored in ready
to-wear sizes. Because
they are made from the
finest woolens in distnc-
tive. patterns some people
think our prices are coue-
spondingly high.
Genuine Scheyer suits
from S45 TO sos.
Overcoats tailored from
patterns of our own selec-
ton by Scheyer & Co.
from So to SO.
Ayres & Smith Caps
Knapp-Felt Hats
Scheyer Clothes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20
MIKE KELLY MAY
MANAGE SENATORS
Saint Paul Boss Receives Of
fer From Washington Club
to Pilot Them in 1923.

WASHINGTON. oct 19.-Mike
Kelly. manager Of the ST. Paul team.
1922 champions is under considera-
uon" as next years manager OF the
Washington American league team,
Clark c. Griffith. president Of the
local club said Thursday night. Re-
plying 20 questions. Griffith said he
ad not decided on a manager for
next year and lad made no offer 10
Kelly or any one else, but minated
he expected 10 hear further from the
81. pau manager as a result OF nego-
tia.ions begun with him at Baltimore
during the little world series" Grif-
rti explained that it was not even
determined that clyde Milan who
ctloted the Senator's this ; ear would
not lie at the hem next season but
admitted he was cooking around for
a team boss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20

Juniors VIII meet 20 decide wheth-
err or not the prom becomes the
big dance this year or not on Tues
day noon. The meeting viii be held
in the library at 1890 o'clock and
a big attendance Is expected. Other
meetings scheduled are those OF
the 5 A c. tonight ar o'clock,
and OF the Pennsylvania club Mon
day night at 6:45 O'Clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-20

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