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South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
Former Star for McGraw to Boss
PhiLlies Next Year

Arthur Fletcher. who Will man
age the Philadelphia club OF the Ma
tional league next season. Is the
fighting type.
Fletcher is a pupi1 OF the McGraw
school of baseball. He spent IL years
with the Giants before being trans
ferred 10 Philadelphia. McGraw
likes the fighters.
The new manager OF the Phillies
came 10 the Giants from the Dallas
club OF the Texas league. Under
McGraw's direction he developed
into a star.
Coming to the Phillies in 1920 he
played one season, and then an
nounced his permanent retirement
from the game. After a year IN
business the call OF the diamond
was too great and he again donned
a Philadelphia uniform.
While Fletcher stin has consider
able baseball IN him IL is probable
that he will do much OF the man
aging from the bench. He will fill
the utility role.
As a player Fletcher and the UNI
pires never got along very well. AZ
a result Arthur was out OF the game
quite "a bit. II will be interesting
70 see IL he is able to curb his habit
OF arguing with the umpire now that
he is a manager.
Fletcher is 36 years old. has al
ways been rated @ smart player, and
having had the benefit OF McGraw's
instruction, should do well as a
manager. His material at Philadel-
phia. however. is nothing 20 boast of.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
BURNHAM MEN SHOW
GLASS IN WORKOUTS
Interesting Fight for Positions
Continues -RockstrOh
Showing Well.

The spirited dsht which members
Of Coach BEnhams High school
basketball SQUAD are wagiug for po-
s.t.ous on the quintet is growiuk
more interesting each day. although
it now seems certain that Capt.
Nylkos Howell, Noed.sCh and
RhoutsonE are sure 20 start 81 Fri
days opening game against the Til
den Tech. team Of Chicago. These
men have shown great form since
the workouts were begun and have
just about cinched their positions.
However. the choice for the other
position. that of left forward. is far
from being made and WCarl Rock
str0h. Godfrey. Miner and Bunt-
man are putting up a great contest
for rhe job. Rocl-stroh. despite
his 130 pounds. showed last night
that he is far from being out OF the
running and displayed a Aashy style
which brought mucn favorable COM
ment from the local mentor. Miller
atso has been going good and has
a size handicap on the others which
may be a deciding factor n the final
selection.
Burnham shifted the squad about
great deal last night in an at
tempt 70 discover the bcst-working
combination. Thirteen men in all
were used az one time or other
during the workout.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
BADGERS TOLOSE
BACKFIELD STARS
OF 1922 ELEVEN
Williams, Barr and Gibson to
Graduate - Will Have
Strong Line Material.

MADISON. Wis. Dec. 11.-(By A.
P)-when Wisconsin took an inven-
tory OF It's football strength after the
close OF the past season, Il found an
abundance Of line material on hand
and In shape for the next season, but
was confronted with the fact that the
stars of its backfield will be lost this
year by graduation
Coach John r. Richards. who de-
veloped such a forward wall from
completely green material that was
able TO throw back the charges Of
Chicago, has much the same task in
building up a backfeld as soon as the
next playing time rolls around.
Capt. Rollie Williams. star OF the
team this year at halfbeck, Will be
graduated along with Quarterback
shorty Barr, and Halfback Eddie
Gibson. Merrill Taft az fullback, is
the single regular 10 be eligible for
.another season.
Harris Coming Star.
Steven Eagleberger OF Stevens
Point, a reserve this season. A. r.
Saari, of Eveleth. MINI. and II. c.
Cpitz OF Elkhorn. two substitutes, and
Jack Harris of Racine. are IN the
fight for a chance TO serve in the
positions around him Harris is con-
sidered a coming star.
No one appears readily available
TO I'LL Bars shoes at quarterback.
Eagleberger is not experienced. L.
2. Reuland Of ReedsburE. a fresh
man star OF this year, is a strong con-
tender for the place.
In the line, Gus TebeH OF Aurora
Ill, star end. will be lost by gredua-
ton. as viii Rudy Hohlfeld, guard,
and Tom Nichols OF Milwaukee. cen
3 ter. Ben PesrSe, reserve center, viii
, be able 10 step into that place. while
"Kibo" BruInm of Madison. regular
two years ago, viii be back in The
game next season.
Steve Polaski OF Nashota, and Russ
Irish of Madison. will be back L
/ f. Nelson Of Superior. hashy wing
man OF the freshman also will be
available.
| Capt.-Elect Marty Below of Osh-
kOsh, will ill one tackle position next
year, and will have Pat Smith, also
Of Oshkosh, at the other tackle, with
! Harry Mccormick of Madison. bid
ding for the regular position. a. J
Bieberstein of Phillips. regular guard
viii be back, leaving the other weight
/ position to be filled.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12

uounCement o. the con~ummaton Of
the deal was made by II. II. Frazee
presid dent Of the Red Sox from his
New York office. Both Frazee and
Chance refused TO reveal details Of
the terms involved. Pres't F'razee,
however. stated that Chances sal
ary would compare favorably with
those Of the highest paid managers
in baseball.
The Boston owner also said that
the engagement of Chance marked
the first step in the reconstruction
Of the Red Sox. Every effort will be
made to strengthen the team by
trade and purchase in order 10 make
1t a factor in the future pennaut
races Chance Will have fun authority
and control I'm rebuilding the club,
and may appear i'm playias uniform
on the coaching lines. RE will not,
however. engage i'm actual play.
"PCCrlc,s Leader" Glad.
Chance expressed his keen plea
sure upon re-entering major league
baseball and stated that, having dis
posed of his real estate interests at
Glendora, Calf, he expects 10 make
his home I'm the east for the future.
The signing of Chance by the Red
SOX brings back to- the national
game one OF the most popular and
dramatic personalities the game has
ever known. As first baseman and
peerless leader" a decade or more
ago of the famous Chicago Cubs
National League champions four
times and worlds champions twice
Chance established a brilliant rep
Uation not only as a player, but as
field general and strategist After
Is years with the Cubs. eight of
them as manager. Chance severed
his Chicago connection in 1912 with
the intention of retiring 10 his
California orange grove but was
persuaded TO take over the manager
ship of the New York Yankees und-
er a three year contract rep1ted 10
have called for an annual figure OF
$4,000. He piloted the team to
seventh place in 1913. but in 1914,
when the Yankees finished sixth, he
resigned n month before the close
OF the season because Of disagree
meut with owners over team policies
and dissatisfaction Of the conduct Of
several star players.
Chances interest Ga the national
game however. has not waned since
he left lis active ranks and reports
have been current az various times
that he intended "a come back as
a major league manager.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
NOTRE DAME NOTES
OF

TODAY-Knights OF Columbus
meet. Walsh Hall 7:45.
The student directory, containing
a is. Of al students, with their
class standing ana Nome addresses,
VIII apear for sale on the campus
tomorrow. The men who have COM
pl.ed this directory are O'Dcnnel
and Martin. II IS issued under S. A.
G.. supervision.
The postponed smoker Of the
Chamber OF Commerce will be he'd
next Monday night. Dec. IS, in
Brownson hall according TO the an
nouncement OF the COMMITTEES in
charge.
Father John Cavanaugh VIII speak
on Now This and Now That" and
the Glee club quartet viii sing at
the regular meeting OF the Knights
Of Columbus which will be held in
wash hall tonight.
The oft-requested water fountain
wtu be installed in the Hoynes law
building Immediately. IL has been
announced from the presidents Of
fee.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
SEVENTY TRACKMEN
RESPOND TO FIRST
CALL FOR TRYOUTS
Large Squad Reports to Rock
ne-Capt. Desch, Lieb and
0berst Among Vets.

Seventy aspirant5 for places on
the varsity track team az the Ini-
versity OF NCtre Dame responded
20 the initial cll of Coach knu-e
*. ROckne yesterday noon aud q
majority OF the number began trai--
inE yesterday afternoon.
The large turnout indicates that
there VIII p al prob4bissy be sew
eral new men on he Irish track
squad as majority Of the @audl-
dates are Sophomores. Anyway tho
veterans who 9ut in their appear
ance were Capt Gus Desch. Tom
Lieb and Gene Obtrst.
Desch holds several worlds hurd-
unE records and Is also @ fast mar
IN the Gasles lie viii undoubtedly
be one OF the chief point getters OF
he team. and his qualifications
make him a mos, desirable leader.
Iieh ENPoctcd 60 star.
Tom Lieb champion shot puttcr
OF the wes.. Is expected 10 be beck
in his old form in this event and
viii likewise throw The discus. John
Flynn Is another veteran az the shot
put. and Oberst IS a dangerous man
with the javelin
John Montague and Luke W2lss
have had experience at the quarter
mile. Eddie Hogan in the pole vault
and high jump, and Paul Kennedy
and Tom Barber in the distance
runs.
The new men include Elmer lay
den as a sprinter Of promise, and
Adam Walsh in the weight eVen-s-
What material can be found amons
these recruits VIII determine. 90
squad.
The freshmen track team VIII -
organized late this week. according
to Coach Rockae's announcement.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
Zuppk e S Illini
Hold All Records
as Dope SPillers
Win Over Badgers This Year
Recalls Startling Defeat
of 1916 Gophers.

When st comes 10 tipping over
the Old dope pail and blasting
;ltular hopes and ambitions OF eth.
CT Western Conference eievens. The
pam goes without dispute 10 Coach
zuprke and his fighting Illinois
teams.
For the fourth time in The past SIX
seasons the suckers have turned
seeming deteat into victory. and IS
pulling the unexpected have ehml-
mated as many aggregations over
that span Of years.
II was back IN 1915 that the suck
ers firST stepped 20 the fore as tide
destroyers". IN that campaign,
Ccach Williams Of Minnesota had "a
powerful machine; IN fac. 1t was
rared as one Of the best IN the entire
country.
Expected "Sct Up"
Bpt then came the game with the
Iilini, which outfi, had enjoyed just
a fair season. Wisconsin, beaten bv
Minnesota 81 to O, had held tEe
Zuppke platoon to "a scoreless tie,
and the GoDhers. therefore, figured
the fray in the nature Of parade.
How ever. when the smoke had
cleared away. II was the gang from
UThana that was on the long end
Of a Il 10 9 count. The outcome OF
that o-be-forgotten battle, by
the way. still remains as one Of the
unsolved mysteries Of Big Ten loot
ball.
Three years later Ohio Safe met
Illinois on Ohio field Columbus. The
Staters were ali prined for the It'll
but in the Inst 10 seconds or the
struggle Zuppke sert in one OF the
Fletcher boys TO bfet a field goal
And he did, and seaiR Illinois had
literally robbed a Ieam out OF the
conference champil lnship' by tc
/ z score.
Then there was fhe contest yeaf
ago when the SucTcrs again tackled
the Buckeyes at Columbus. Again
the Staters were q the running for
] Western Cor1feret zee honors. being
/ deadlocked with twa.
/ But once again Luppke's charges
swept the foe asitc and Illinois was
once more on thu right end OF a
, 10 0 verdict
Upset Badgers.
] And this season the Urbana eleven
again surprised .he entire gridiron
worId-as well Is themselves, per-
haps-5y edgine the powerful Wis
consin unit to ) The Badgers has
figured the tilt In n more or less
l:eh. vein. but a WIS the case with
] Minnesota and ohio IN previous
! campaigns, the shoe was on the
| otcer foot a tn. conclusion OF hos
/ tiiities.
Thus it wouI seem that Zuppke
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
RICHARDS To RETIRE
AS WISCONSIN COACH

MADISON. Wis Dec. 11-John
r. Richards football coach at the
University Of Wisconsin. viii retire,
be announced today 10 enter the
practice OF law In California.
Under no condition viii I renew
my contract" Richards said .n a
telegram TO T. L. Jones. director
OF athletics.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
Peerless Leader
OF Chicago Cubs
to Boss S Red Sox
Frank Chance Signs Contract
With Frazee to Return
to Major Leagues.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-CBy y. P.)
Frank Leroy Chance. former mana
ger OF the Chicago Nationals and the
New York Americans. today signed
a contract % manage the Boston
Americans for 1928. Official an
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
GIANTS RELEASE Hill.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1I.-(By a. P.)
The New York Nationals tonight
announced the release OF Pitcher
Carmen Hill 10 the indianapolis club.
Hill was procured from indianapolis
late last season, when the Giants
were short OF pitchers.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
NOTRE DAME 1928
GRID CAPTAIN TO
BE NAMED SUNDAY
Twenty-Eight Monogram Men
TO Vote at Annual Banquet
Brown Likely Choice.

The successor 10 Glen Carberry
as captain of Eotre Danes Fghting
Irish eleven wiz be selected sun
day night when members Of the
1872 squad are fetc1 at a banquet
in their honos which VIII be given
Ga the oliver hotel by the university.
Twenty EIGHT moncgram men VIII
be entitled 90 vote IN the choice Of a
new leader. which Will undoubtedly
be selected from among the junior
classuen on the team
Harvey Brown. veteran guard. IS
considered the most likely candidate
FOR the honor, although Gene Mayl.
end. Wi. Mahor. halfback; Dutch
Bergman. III. halfback, and Bob
Regan. center. are possibilities. All
OK these men are juniors.
Il IS possible that a sophomore
may be named for the place there
being no rule against such a sClec-
ton. but Dc has been customary at
the Blue and Gold institution TO
name member of the junior class
In that way every class has a foot
ball captain from its number.
Plan Entertainment.
The sunday night banquet will be
the last get-toEether of the football
men before tae Christmas vacation.
Coach Knute Is Rockne last night
dispelled all hopes of a game with
the University Of Alabama on the
irish schedule next year when ne
announced that such a booking was
impossible 1t is understood that
the Notre Dame and Alabama open
dates 90 not correspond.
The Irish mentor declared that he
continued 10 have difficulty in filling
an open date which Is being held
for an eastern school here at South
Bend. and for that reason the entire
schedule is being held up. The
games thus far certain are Kalama-
zoo. Lombard, Army. Georgia Tech
purdue. Nebraska Butler, Carnegie
Tech and ST. Louis. All OF the
dates have not yet been made pub
lie.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12

and his men exist or blasting the
titu,a- ambitions OF other Western
Conference eggregdtionS cor In some
manner or other they seem 90 rise
TO the occasion. no matter what the
od5s NAV be. and crush the hopes
OF chamDionshin asrfrants.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
WOLVERINES LIKELY
WINNERS OF TITLE
Michigan Basketball Squad
Has Brightest Prospects
Among Big Ten Teams.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Dec Ii
With the most successful football
season in year now matter of rec
ord Michigan looks forward with
keen anticipation to it's fast basket
ball campaign.
Never before have the Wolverines
had better cause for feeling bright
at the beginning Of q court season
than they have this year. Five let
ter men. all OF whom were members
OF the quinete that tied for the
conference championship last season
are available 70 the team and the
prospects of the Michigan basketeers
capturing the title again this year.
are exceptionally bright.
In "Bu" Muler( "a forward on the
mythical au-confereuce FIVE Coach
Mater has a man of natural ability
as q fIoorman. His capacity FOR scor-
inc points both 10y free throws and
BY field foais. has marked him as
a dangerous man. Capt Ely. the
eioeated center. whose brilliant work
last wear brought him prominently
into the basketball limelght Is not
far behind Miller In ability II is
around these two men that Coach
Mater plans 10 build his attack.
KIrks. the v5dIy-heralded football
star IS the third cog in the offen-
sive machine. lie has shown h!m-
self 20 be an exceptionally speedy
and clever forward
Strong Defense.
Tr the defensive department.
Nuchisau viii not Doe lacking IN
4 D.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
Huston to Sell His Share
OF Yankee Baseball Club

NEW YORK. Dec. II-(By A.
P)-Col T. L. Huston announ-
ced tonight that he Is negotiat-
.ng for the sale OF his half in
teresi in New York American
baseball club. Col. Huston saGd
he had received several offers,
.rclui.rg one from his partner,
Col Jacob Rupert but had not
made a decision.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12

Buy her a Jordan for Christmas.
Advt. .-33T-35s.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12

Rug Cleaning. 3. p. Cleaning.
adv 345-35I.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12

Rug Cleaning. Z. B. Cleaning.
adv. 1861.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-12
TEMPLE LEAGUE
WEST SIDE LEAGUE

Buy her q Jordan for Christmas
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-12

Andan sueltos los callmniadores. hi
risndo por Ia espalda y mansalva, am
rarandoss del an6nimo, tergiversando
frases, inventando intrigas. Espiritus po
hres, incapaces de combatir frente
trente a sus enemigos, mordidos de la
ruin envidia porous Sc sienten irnpeai.
dos de llegar las cumbres, 81 no Sc
arrastran Sc enlodan, fuera piadoso
CO mi rarte dejarlos solas con su con
ciencia, a no ser porque la insidia prem
de entire los que ignoran la verdad de
las cosas, entire los bien creidos.
Sc ha echado mano de un incidente
sin inpcrtancia alguna para hacer una
campana de odiosa propaganda perso-
nal en- contra mia, sin medir las conse-
cuencias politicas que pudiera traer con
sligo presentar al Presidenta de la Ca.
mara de Representatives. en- estos momen
to5 como distanciado de su Partido y de
sus Jefes, dispuesto seguir una poll
tica disidente de Ia trazada por Ell or
ganismo director de la Union de Puer-
tc Rico, de la Union misma. FL Dia
Gel Trabajo yo assist la parada de los
t. t1abajadores, invitado por la Fedora
ci6n Librs, para recibir en- el Ayunta.
miento un mensaje de los obreros So
bre las cuestiones econ6micss en- rela-
ci6n con los Poderes Legislativos. Al
tarminArse la parada un grupo de per-
sonas presentes en- los BALCONIES del Nh
nicipio pide cue yo liable. Al adelan-
tarme hacia ell pueblo, tambien 10 hace
3, Gobernador Rely y anuncia que el
Speaker hablara, porque 81 no puede ha
cerlo. Al yo concluir el Gobernador ex
pres6 deseos de pronunciar breves fra
ses. Busc6 entire los presentes ouien ls
interpratara Y no hallandose nadie que
pudiera hacerlo. con exception de Ira
vieso que dijo estaba enfermo de la gar
ganta, me pide Qua yo le s'rva, porque
solamente pronunciara algunas frases
sin caracter partidarista.
1En que ha cambiado este incidente
mi situaci6n politica? Entrc ell sefor
Barcel6 y al sefior Huykc Sc han cru
zado graves acusaciones de caracter pet
sonal, tan graves que en- otro pals cuai
Quiera hubiera precipitado un lance de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-12
Ell ILUSTRE VENIZELOS
EN- LA ARENA

ATENAs, setiembre 11.-El ilustre
politico ex jefe del gobierno griego,
sefior Eleuterio Veniz'eloS, quien esta
veraneando en- su finca de "Geisha"
ha escrito una carta al director del Pc
riodico ''Skolo'' confrmando que Sc
nego I'sgresar a Atenas, por enten.
der que Ell desastre griego en- la Tllr-
quia asiatica Sc ha producido debido a
snpaciencias injusti, ,cadas Y al delirio
de poder del rey Constantine.
Entfende Ell seiior Venizelos que 81
el gobierno no Sc decide a cumplir leal
Y rapidamente sus obligaciones ante Ia
crisis, es necesario, para la salvaci6n
del pals, que el i'ay Constantine abdi-
que sus derechos de soberano.
Termina diciendo que por todo este
el esta dispuesto a colaborar en- la for
maci6n de un gobierno de pura concen
TRACTION nacional en- Ell cual est6n los
verdaderos representatives del pueblo
Y de la conclencia nacional.
Eel partido que acaudilla Ell dninente
estadista han manifestado tambien su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-12
desacuerdo con ell modo como ha sido
dirigida la campafia en- Asia.
EAMON DE VALERA CONTI-
NUA MOSTRANDO SU DECIDI
DA OPOSICION AL TRATADO
ANGLO=IRLANDES

DUBLIN. setiembre 11.-El ilustre
politico rebelde Eamon de Valera ha
siGo entrevistado aver por el Cores
poasal del Manchester Evening News
de uondres.
De Valera comenz6 diciendo cue no
aceptaba la opinion de que la situa-
ci6n de Irlanda empeoraba cada vez
En&s; al contrario, la situaci6n es me-
jor hace un aflo para los insurrectos.
Ratilc6 su oposici6n al tratado anglo
irland6s, menos que este clocumsnto
no. sea revisado Y discutido ampliamen
te, por una asamblea de representati-
vos is1efios.
Rechazo la especie de que los rebel
des eran los iinicos responsables de
la desastrosa situaci6nde Irlanda hi
20 notar que el pueblo iriand6s, esta
al lao de la revoluci6n.
Al exponer su juicio sobre Ell asesi
nato de Collins, De Valera Sc Enostro
muy moderado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-12
El nueyO TesorerOde
P. R. es de opinion
cue sc aum
las contribuciones

Antenoche cambiamos impresiones
con ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, senor
Aboy. Jr., acerca Cs la lmarcha de su
Departments.
E. seficr Aboy Sc muestra muy salts
fecho de la labor que esta realizando
en- su cargo, y de la enthusiastic coope-
raci6h que r'ecibe de todos sus subal-
ternos, quienes, dice, deben estar tran
quiAos en- sus posiciones, pues no tiene
Ell prop6sito de pedirIs la renuncia a
nadie.
Ell sefior Aboy dice que esta enterado
va de todo ell movimiento dentro de
su oficina, y que ha podido observar
que sus Jnpleados realizan doble ira
bajb en- comparacion con los salaries
que reciben.
81 los distintos organismos oficiales.
de los cuales forma parte Ell senior
Aboy, en- su caracter de miembro del
Gabinete de Mr.. Reilly, no lie ocuparan
tanto tianpo al nuevo funcionario, Ell
senor Aboy Sc concretaria dedicar
todas sus energias a su DEP
sin mas 'sstimulos que ayudar su pals
Esa Fktcunstancia, cree 81 Tesorero,
lie priva de dedicar todo su tempo al
Departamento que tan acertad9xIente
va dirigien6o el joven luchador, cuya
labor no tardara en- dar opimos frutos,
segun 6l misme dice.
Por otros informes que nos s4ninis
trara ell sefior Aboy hemos negaio al
convencimiento de que ell nuevo Teso.
rero de Puerto Rico es decididamente
partidarjo de que So aurnenten las con-
tribuciones, porque entiende que no de
otra laanera podrian Ilevarse las car
gas del Estado.
Para entender de un gran ndmero de
casos de protesta en- asuntos de tri-
butos, sera reunida por ell Tesorero a
fines del corriente mes, la Junta 6'a Re-
vision Igualamiento, de la cual es
6l su Presidente. Esta Junta, segtn nos
dijo Aboy, Ia componen Mr.. Wilson
(Contdnda en- L. Ga. p&g.)