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The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
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you've planned for this season, we
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able models.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Browns Confident
of Winning Flag.
in Coming Race
P urch a se 1 5 Players TO
Strengthen Three Weak
Spots on 1922 Team.

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. 9.-CBy A.
P)-Confdent as a result % their
showing in 1922, when they finished
in second place only one game be-
hind the champion New York
Yankees-their best performance IN
20 years-the St. Louis Browns have
high hopes OF winning the American
league championship next year.
Disappointed but not dishe3rtened
over failure 10 capture the flag after
a strenuOusly close struggle with the
Yankees. Phil Ball. owner of the
Browns, has spent sum estimated
at between $1,000 and $4,000
purchasing new players TO strengthen
his team for next years campaign.
Buys - Players.
Fifteen new players have been
purchased and ten have been re-
called from minor league teams TO
which they were "farmed out" so
th~t when Lee Fohi. Brownie chief
i'm. assemblies his squad for spring
training he viii find an unusually
large number on hand.
The pitching staff, third base and
center field, which were considered
the weak positions and probably had
much to do with the local Americans
inability 10 finish first last season,
are to receive the major portion OF
Manager Fohls attention on the
spring training trip.
Foil said he planned to develop
another hurler or two to assist his
"aces," Urban Shocker, Highlander,
and Hubert Pruett. southpaw. The
most likely twirlers TO win a regular
position on the mound brigades are
Danforth, leftharder, who has been
recalled from Tulsa OF the Western
league, Henry and Kraft
Homer Ezzell, purchased from the
San Antonio club to fill the far cor
nH and Phil Todt, recalled from Co
lumbus, and Cedric burst, utility
Outfielder. all are expected to have
keen competition for their berths.
FohL evidently viii not make any
more changes in his team, apparent
~ being satisfied 10 start the 1929
race with last years regulars in all
other departments.
While declining to make any pre-
dictiOns of the teams showing next
year. Ball and Foil said they would
try hard TO give st. Louis its first
championship in IS years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Prospects Bright for
Strong 1923 Tenn Qt lines

JAMES. Ia. Dec 9.-prospects for
a winning Aues football team in
1928 were never BRIGHTER. A foot
nan coach who I'm his FIRST year has
won The admiration and respect Of
every player and fan. only three reg
ular men to be lost by graduation
and Che be=t freshman squad In years
an point toward am excellent season
neSt year. -a the opinion OF observers.
Cant A. =. VOTERS. who PLAYED
duarterback Eirss an end, and
IEs.ns tackle. are the only regular
rpeu who WIZ De lost by graduation.
Irode-sou. q substitute center. and
Greene who PLAYED halfback in q
few games. are The other Two men
who VIII be lost
If Coach WEil3man uses Pop"
Ycunr at ha'fhlck. his old position.
Roberts probably VIII 60 Go quarter
heck and Sanders. or WinEert If this
year's squad or either OF the two
Echr~ frcu cleveland. OF the prep
squads. v.i he used'at the other ha.t
Freshman Coach y. T. Nvln has
met with results in deve-ariur the
prep squad Johnny and Norton
reEm vino played under WlIamau's
coacaiug az Ease Tech high. appear
a. ,wo ~ the most promising backs
ever seen ON STATE field HII from
Csrydor. iowa. Slawhan ~ For,
IJ0dge ana Crawford from Cedar
Rapids. are also looking good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
GOULLET- BBLLONI
TEAM WINS GRIND
Italian-American Team Wins
33rd International Six-Day
Bicycle Race.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-AIf Goullet
OF Newark and his partner. Gastano
Belloni. won the 33rd international
s.x-day bicycle race in a thrilling
finish before a capacity crowd at
Madison Square Garden tonight
The Italian American pair. tr.-
umphant survivors of a grind which
had continued without intermission
since last Sunday midnight, finished
the 143 hours with 2.457 miles and
eight laps TO their credit and the
commanding total OF 4S7 points.
In the same lap at the finish were
the par. Maurice Brocco OF France
and Willie Cobu~n OF Newark. but
despite sensational riding IN the
final hour. they tra.led the winning
pair by nearly 2oO points. scoring
2g2 points.
oscar Egg. Swiss rider, and his
partner. Ray Eaton, OF East Orange.
~ T.. finished third. a lap behind the
winning team. having piled up 43s
points.
OF the 100 teams that wheeled
around The giant saucer at the
starting gun, only seven remained
.n The finish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
NEW CONFERENCE
OF STATE SCHOOLS
FORMED SATURDAY
Seventeen Colleges Form New
intercollegiate BOdy-Adopt
Freshman Rule.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. e.-Seven-
teen educational institutions Of the
state became members of the Indi-
ana intercollegiate conference at a
meeting OF representatives OF the
schools here today. The members
ratified a constitution and passed OF
bylaws.
The new athletic association in.
cludes Indiana university. Purdue
university, the University Of Notre
Dame. Wabash college, DePauw uni
versitv. Butler college, Earlham col,
lese, Franklin college, Rose Poly
technic institute, the Indiana State
Normal school. Oakland City col
lege. Evansville college, the Indiana
State Normal school eastern divi-
sion. Indiana Dental college. Hano-
YER college, North Manchester col
lege and the Normal college OF the
Americal Gymnastic union.
The adoption OF the freshmen
rule was one Of the important az
tions taken in the organization Of
the conference. This rule. whio n
VIII go into effect Sept. l. 1928, will
prohibit freshmen from represent
ing their schools in varsity inlsrcol-
lCs.ate competition and will affeC.
all the members Of the conference
except Indiana, Purdue and Notre
Dame. which observe the Big Ten
regulations.
Aside from the freshmen rule, the
constitution as il pertains 10 other
eligibility matters and TO the stand
ards OF conducting athletics, will go
into effect immed .ately.
The only other schools in tho
STATE, regarded as having college
rating. Valparaiso university and
Huntington college. did not enter
the conference. Ii they fail to en-
ter within one year they will be
practically outlawed, as the constl-
tuc.on adopted will prohibit CONF
petition with non-conference schools
i'm Indiana or with any other schools
that do not observe similar eligibility
rules.
The colleges and universities were
represented by the following coaches.
faculty members and alumni:
Indiana university-E. O. Steihm.
purdue versity-Nelson A. Kel>
logg. Notre Dame-K X. Rockne
WahaSh-J. A. Gragwau. r. \.
Vaughan. Harry Schiller. Karl Ruf.
fine ePauw-W. NJ. Blanchard.
James Ashmere, Robert GIBSON. =.
*. Ruick. Butler-P O. Page. p
y. Johnson. =. u. Hinkle, Ii. NJ
Gelston. Franklin-Ernest Wagner,
Edward Dugan. Hanover-R. ].
Ferguson. Indiana Dental college
Charles Rist. EarIham-E. b. True
blood, Ray Move. D. NJ. Edwards.
summer Mills. Oakland City-W.
A Webb. Evansv.ile-C. o. HoltOn.
Rose PoIy-John NJ Nillen. Indiana
state Normal - Eastern division.
Muncie-H b. Williams and o. L.
sink. Indiana State Normal-Terre
Iaute-R. c. Gilum and 3 Z.
Blyh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
LOCAL SWIMMERS
LOSE TO CULVER
''Y" Natators Are Defeated, 10
to 10, in Meet at Mill
tarv Academy.

The South Bend y. n. c. A. swim
ming team was defeated by the Cul-
yer Military Academy team yester-
day, - 10 &c, in the first meet OF
the season held AT the academy pool.
In the sO-yard race. Schnutt OF
South Bend was first and Johnson
OF Culver second. Time. 20 SIS
seconds. Johnson OF Culver won the
100-yard race from SChnutt OF South
Bend when Schnutt Eot a bad start.
Time. ! minute and seconds. The
1CO-yard breast stroke was won By
Peters. of Culver. Johnson came IN
second and Taylor OF South Bend
finished third. Time. I minute 20
seconds. Adams and Conrad OF the
cadet team came in first and second
respectively i'm the S0-yard back
stroke race, while LeCate OF the Y.
N. c. A. team was third. Time 50
seconds.
The fancy diving contest was won
by Culver Conkiin being first and
White, Of the South Bend team. sec
ond The distance plunge was won
by Culver with IS feet. The 100
yard relay race was also won By the
cadets.
The Y. NJ c. A. team was ser
iously handicapped by having only
seven men entered in the swim.
while Culver had Is men. The "Y''
team included: Legate. Schutt,
White. Oberlin. Holmer, Archer and
Taylor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Practice is Only
Way in Which to
Learn, Smith Says
Expert Declares Hitting the
Head Pin First Is Essen
tial TO Success"
BY JIMMY SMITH

Many people make the mistake
OF trying TO learn the sport OF bowl
ing in one trial. 1t can't be done.
Bowling. like any other sport, re-
qUlres time, patience and a desire
to improve, If YOU seek to master
the art OF getting the pins.
l would advise the novice 10 start
using the straight bah. He can either
start it down the center Of the
alley or on the right side and let it
work into the pins.
Regardless of the style OF delivery
used the most important thing is 10
hit the head pin. 1t is preferable to
hit the head pin fun rather than
miss il entirely.
Hit the Head Pin
Seldom is strike made If the
head pin is missed, but many a
strike is made when the ball hits
the head pin full, a hit that is usu-
ally regarded as a possible split.
Great speed is not necessary to
success. Some of the games great
est bowlers use a slow ball, while
others prefer half speed.
a half-speed BAH gives the pins a
chance to work DIS the ball cuts
through.
Control is the main thing, the
bowler. When one acquires control
ne can increase his speed if he de-
sires.
Curve Bal Destructive
A hook or curve ball is generally
considered the most destructive de
livery.
If a bowler uses a hook. he should
make it a working hook. Don't use
speed; not at first, because speed
really doesn't knock down any more
wood and kills the hook because it
doesn't give it chance to work.
When throwing a hook take II
easy and always try 10 keep the ball
working on the right side OF the
pins. start the hook along the right
side of the alley and get it working
so that it takes the curve as il means
the pins.
In making spares on the right side
of the alley do not turn your hand
at all. slide the fingers together in
gripping the ball and shoot cross
alley at them.
If you are rlght-handed move
over to the left side Of the alley and
bowl across at the Nos. 3. g, 8,
or 10. II YOU are left-handed move
10 the right side Of the alley and
shoot across.
Practice. for practice makes per-
feet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
G0NZAGA TEAM MAY.
PLAY MOUNTAINEERS.
Oregon Not Likely to Play
West Virginia in Game at
San Diego Christmas.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 9-CBy
A. PD-West Virginia for the east
and Gonzaga for the west will be
The opponents IN San Diego's an
nual intercollegiate west east
Christmas day football game in the
San Diego stadium, it appeared GER
tain today after a meeting of the
San Diego Athletic and Reception
association a nOn-profit organization
which schedules the contests.
Tentative invitations had been
extended Oregon university and
Gonzaga university to represent the
west and Oregon was said 70 De
eliminated by the Pacific Coast Con-
ference frowning upon oregon s
participation in the post-season
game. West Virginia has agreed TO
meet either OF the western teams
selected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
MAGNATES GATHER
FOR ANNUAL MEET
Major and Minor League Club
Owners to Convene at
Gotham This Week.

NEW YORK. Dec. prepared
for the annual meetings of major
and minor leagues, to be held in
New York from Monday until
Thursday Of next week, the advance
guard Of club owners who will par
ticipate in the sess. ons as well as
other officials and players interested
had begun to arrive tonight.
The schedule comprises meetings
Of the International League Monday
and Tuesday, National League Tues
day and Wednesday, American
League Wednesday. and joint ses-
sion of the American and National
Leagues Thursday. The National
League magnates will gather at the
Waldorf Astoria hotel, while all
other sessions are scheduled at the
Hotel Commodore. In addition. the
Baseball Writer'S Association Of
America will hold it's annual gather
ing Thursday. While the draft
question Is regarded as a dead issue
among officials OF the international
League, as we'll as those Of the four
other big minors who have refused
TO accept the operation Of the select
i've system, It may receive further
consideration from major league
sources. Officials would not say,
how ever. whether any basis for a
new understa nding would be put
forward.
The only question relative 20 the
draft definitely slated for considera-
ton was proposal in National
League circles TO change the date
for player selections from Oct IS,
"a fixed at present. to the last day
Of the Worlds series each year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Battling Sikh Refuses to
Appear Before Committee

PARIS. Dec. .. - CBy A. PD-
Battling ski refused to appear be-
fore the investigating committee ap-
pointed by the French boxing fed
Grafton which held its fret session
today in an attempt 10 clear up the
Carpentier+Siki frameup charges.
The Senegalese. through his coun-
sci, sent a letter to the committee
saying that inasmuch as the fedora
ton had already taken away from
him his license and title Of cham
p.onship without giving him q hear
ing. thus placing him under the ne
cessity Of suing them before the
courts. he failed to see why they
should ask to hear him now; Ii
might cause prejudice TO the legal
actions which would be heard by a
tribunal.
Tho committee will hold its next
meeting Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Kid Ross to Appear in
Plymouth athletic ShOtU

Kid Ross. Mishawaka's star wrest-
Ter. will appear as a headliner IN the
first or series of athletic shows
to he staged in the Armcry at Plym-
Outh this winter The show, which
is being given by the Plymouth Ath-
leCc association. will be held Thurs
day night and a number of local and
Mishawal1a mat and ring followers
are expected TO attend.
Two boxing bouts and the wrest-
ling match form the program, Ross
being slated 10 grapple with John
Bornetu Of Elkhart in a three-fan
match The meu are hght-heavy-
weights In the principal boxing
bout. Sarge Parmlee of Knox VII
take on for eight rounds Eddie Slack
of thisc ity, each weighing 165
while n the curtain raiser. Batting
Sikh" OF Fort Wayne. Will meet an
opponent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Is CONTESTS ON
NET SCHEDULE OF
NOTREDAME FIVE
Six Strong Big Ten Teams In
cluded-Nine Games to Be
Played at Home.
By PAUL @. FUNK.
x Western conference teams ard

SIX Western conference teams g nd
half dozen other leading mid
western colleges are included IN the
basketball schedule OF the Notre
Dame quintet consisting OF %
games. nine Of which are at home.
The schedule. made public last
night is as follows:
Dec. 14-Lcwis Institute OF Chica-
90 at Notre Dame.
Dec. 1S-Illino!s Wesleyan at
Bloomington, Ill
Dec. 1s-Bradley Institute at Peo-
ria. III.
Dec. 2O-Niulken at Decatur, III.
Dec. 21-Illinois at Champaign.
III.
Jan. 2--Northwestern at Evans-
ton, III.
Jan. 3-Iowa at Iowa City, Ia.
Jan. Armour at Chicago.
Jan. S-Butler at indianapolis.
Ind.
Jan. s--Purdue at Lafayette. Ind.
Jan. 15-Armour OF Chicago at
Notre Dame
Jan. 1S-western state Normal at
Notre Dame.
Jan. 24-St. Viator at Notre Dame.
Jan. 29-Butler at Notre Dame.
Feb. Indiana at Bloomington.
InA.
Feb. S-DePauw a. Greencastle
lad
Feb. 14-Kalamazoo at Notre
Dame.
Feb. 19-Columbia College at No
tire Dame.
Feb 22-DePauw at Notre Dame.
Feb. 2S-Michigan Aggies at No
ire Dame.
This program is in addition TO
the games with the Michigan city
Y. NJ. c. A, the University Of Michi-
gan, and the Michigan Agricultural
college which have already been
played.
Play Strong Big Ten Elves.
The conference teams included on
the schedule are Michigan, Illinois
Northwestern. Iowa, Purdue and IN
diana, thus giving fans an oppor-
tunity to make some worthwhile
comparisons between the strength OF
the Big Ten and the Notre Dame
aggregation.
Perhaps one of the most interest
ing or the games on the schedule
will be that with Columbia college
here on Feb. 10. due TO the fact that
Eddie Anderson, football captain a,
Notre Dame last year. is coaching
the Iowa colleglans. Eddie was also
an able basketball guard while with
the Blue and Gold.
The first home game the Fighting
Irish viii play will be that Thursday
night with Lewis Institute of Chica-
go. After this game the team leaves
on a jaunt through Illinois before
the Christmas holidays, playing four
games. the last Of which Will be with
the Illini
Two games with the Michigan
Aggies. Butler DePauw and ArmoUr
go far TO make the schedule a heavy
one. s.. ViatOr, Western State Nor
NAL and Kalamazoo college play in
single games on the Notre Dame
floor
Coach Halas has arranged in this
program what is perhaps the best
slate the Irish have mad in years
due principally TO the fact that so
many representative teams appear
thereon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10

Discarded by Connie Mack and
his lowly Athletics year ago, Glenn
Myatt OF Milwaukee IS now the most
sought minor league catcher in the
country
Cleveland has offered $4,000 and
several players for Myatt. Practical
" every major league club has ma he
4 bid for his services
Wyatt is a left-handed hitter and
very fast as catchers so. lie has a
fine arm and is ripe for the big
league. Because in Cy Perkins. Con
mic Mack had one OF the best catch
ers in the country Wyatt seldom got
a chance 10 work when with the
Athletics.
.,levelaud's big offer indicates that
the management OF that tenn has
definitely decided 10 rebuild the H.
dams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
L. S. S. DeIGlUdre Claims
atlantic Fleet Title

BOSTON. Dec. s.-C. $. ). Della
ware tonight was claimant Of the
gridiron supremacy OF the Atlantic
leet after defeating L. 5. :. Relief
here today by q score Of 81 TO ..
Rawling, quarterback FOR the Della
ware team. scored two of his team $
four touchdowns and threw forward
passes which resulted in the other
Two. Three points after touchdown
.welled Delaware's score. In the
second period Relief scored a safety
IN a bad pass back OF Delaware's
goal which was recovered by Re
lief
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Summer Ball Opponents
Score Victory in South

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. g.-Oppou-
ents or summer baseball in the
Southern intercollegiate Conference
scored a victory today a. the closing
session Of the second annual meet
ing OF this body, when delegates
voted tina. students at colleges hold
ing :. l. c. membership may play
summer baseball occasionally. pro-
vidcd they get consent from the
faculty director OF athletics and
render a statement OF hnancia. re-
cesats which rp'ss. -,s~s-s- only neces-
sary expenses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Scholastic Swimming Mark
Broken by MercerSbure

MERCERSBURG, Pa, Dec o.
The worlds interscholag;ic 20O-yard
relay swimming record was broken
here today by the Mercersburg acad-
envy swimmers in annual meeting
with Baltimore City college when
the home natatOri swan the'distance
in 1.42 2-5. This lowers the former
mark established last year by
Lawrencevilie academy by Is
seconds.
The academy's record breaking
relay quartet were BunneU. Meany.
Capt. Le!ch and Poddy. Poddy.
who IS from Palm Beach. Fla. also
made the first times in the so and
100 yard dash events. falling only
four seconds short Of the present
record in the latter event. AIercers-
burg won the event 10y IS 10 :.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
NOTRE DANE FIVE
SHOWS MIDSEASON
FORM IN VICTORY
Enright and Kizer Lead in
Point-Cetting Team Play
Greatly Improved. .

EAST LANSING, Mich. Dec. o.
Cspecla1) Playing a superior brand
Of basketball after a slow start, the
embryonic Notre Dame basketball
team completely outclassed the
Michigan Aggles here tonight and
emerged on the long end OF a 4o-15
score IN a well played game The
Irish. after permitting the Farmers
"a pile UP seven points az the start
Of the game before the South Bend
team scored. played in much the
same manner as they did during the
second half OF the Michigan game
FRIDAY night, and that was much
too good for the AEEles.
The showing OF the NOre Dame
team was a surprise even TO its most
optimistic followers as they dis
pn~ed a speed and adeptness at the
short passing game That IS not COM
mon at this period OF the season.
Few of the Irish points were made
on dong shots as the teamplay was
30 good that the men We're able. by
clever pivoting. drlbbling and short
passing. 20 continually work the
ban down the floor for underline
basket tries.
Kizer Again Stars
Rex Eur.ght and Nobel Kizer
were the leading pOint-getters, En-
right marking UP four baskets and
10 free throws while Kizer sank
-FOUR goals from the field from his
rf
played q great floor game as did
LES Logan. and Kizer, with his
running mate. Gene Mayl. kept the
Argics shooting from the center OF
the floor.
The Aggies started off with a
rush and had seven points registered
before the Irish were able 10 score.
Two baskets in quick succession by
Don Miller. followed 10y a long toss
BY TLIzer and free toss by Enright.
evencd the count and from then on
&C. was all Notre Dame with the
score mounting rapidly
Enricht made six out Of seven
tries from the foul line during the
first half and the score stood II 10
10 at the end OF the period. the
Farmers being able TO count but
three points after their initial spree.
The defensive work of the Notre
Dame men during this time was re-
markabIc, only 10 fouls being vailed
on them throughput the contest.
THE second halh was easy for the
Irish as the Aggies We're able 10
score but five points. Enright and
Klzer each made three baskets dur
ing the half while Reardon rang in
a pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
High School Squad Drilled
In NeiU Formations Saturday

Coach Durham sent his High
school basllet ball squad through a
spirited workout at the Y. NJ. G. A.
gymnasium yesterday morning. the
men being thoroughly drilled in the
new plays and formations introduced
during the week. The men showed
an adeptness which ELECTED favor
abel comment from Burnham. who
feels that he Will have a well-de-
velcped team 20 send into the open
ing game Of the season here next
Friday evening.
II IS likely that Miller and Hol-
lowell viii start at the forwards.
with Rhoutson and Voedisch at the
guards and capt. Nyikos at center
in the initial contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-10
Schaefer 70 Play Cont
For Right to Meet Hoppe

NEW YORK. Dec. 9. - JAKE
Schacce-. former worlds 1s-2 't.alk
line billiard champion, and Roger
Cont. the champion Of France. will
meet in Chicago, Jan. s, 9 and 10, TO
determine which shall be privileged
20 challenge William Hoppe for the
International 1S.2 balk line billiard
title he regained in the recent tour
nament here. The billiard!sts will
pay a total 1900 points in the
three evenings, in blocks OF 500
points each.