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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
AMERICA TO SEEK
EUROPEAN HONORS
ON SPORTS FIELD
Golf. Tennis and Track Stars,
With Champion Fighters,
to Invade Old Country.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press stan Correspondent.

AnlAfu lEfNN NAAu NRfiFH hNtlhFilAr
NEW YORK. Feb. 2Ot-American
invasion of Europe this season is eN-
pected 70 bring a repetition of last
years cleanup.
Influenced by the success in win
ming the British open title last year,
the golf invaders perhaps will be
more numerous than ever. Jim
Barnes, Jock Hutchinson and Jesse
Guilford. Americas big three" have
announced plans for a Trans-Atlan-
tic trir while Chick Evans, Bobby
Jones, Walter Hagen and Francis
Ouimet are expected to be in the
party
William T Tilden, International
singles champion. and Mrs. Blur
stedt Mallory Will head the tennis
delegation. Tilden is expected 20 re-
peat at Wimbledon and the chances
OF Mrs. Mallory tc succeed Mile.
Suzanne Lenglen as queen of the
courts are very good. 1t is under
stood that Vincent Richards and
Miss Mary X. Browne Will also ap-
pear in the British and French
classics
Pennsylvania team will represent
Uncle sam on the European field
and tracks. Lawson Robertson win
have some OF the best runners in
the country in the first big relay
carnival that has been ATTEMPTED in
England
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
THOMA NOW LEADS
BOWLING CLASSIC,
STEIN SHOWS BIG
St. Louis Pin Cracker Jumps
Into Third Place by Re-
markabIe Work Sunday.
Tnternational News Service.

BY International News Service.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-Bowlers en-
tered in the worlds championship
tournament at the Coliseum are in
for a gruelling session as the classic
approaches the final stages. At least
a dozen of the entrants still have an
opportunity TO finish first and carry
off top nOnOrs.
Skies Thoma Of Chicago is leading
the field today with a point-standing
OF 4O4 $3.50 in 90 games. Hank
Marino of Chicago is in second place
with a mark of 4O4 1880 In go
games and Oscar Stein Of St. Louis
is third with 3S7 1850 points.
stein leaped to the fore by some
remarkable bowling In Sundays
games. He took Mort Lindsey OF
stamford. Conn, into camp four
games to one. topping 1904 pins
and trimmed Bill Martin of Cleve-
land five straight games with a total
Of lis pins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
" resting
Summing
YANKEE ATHLETES
LEAD WORLD FOR
HOLDING RECORDS
Americans Have Hung Up
Worlds Marks in 81 of 90
Standard Events.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-The ath-
letes OF the United States lead the
world as holders Of track and field
records. An analysis OF the latest
list OF worlds records accepted by
the International Amateur Athletic
federation shows that out Of some
go odd standard events the best time
or distance has been made by Amer
lean athletes in 81 contests. This
number. which is a triie more than
one-third OF the entire list of accept
ed records, is also more than the
combined total Of any two other ma
tons.
Americas nearest competitor for
the honor OF leading the world in
the matter Of record holders is
Great Britain, whose athletes have
marked up the best time or stance
in % events. Denmark and Finland
are tied for third place with seven
each.
This country is without a record
holder in the walking events, in
which Great Britain and Finland
hold all the records. America is tied
with Great Britain in the running
events. each nation having 1 5 TO its
credit. The United States holders
are confined TO the spirits and the
shorter distance runs. Great Brit
aims stars hold a majority OF the
long distance running records.
Taking the records as they appear
IN the latest official list, however
1t is shown that the American ath-
letes are better in more events in the
record list than any other one ma
tionality. Every record from 100
yards TO one mile is held by United
States athletes. From two to q
miles, English runners hold sway
although most of these times wer,
made IN the early eos.
In metre running records Finland
Sweden and France hold all but tn,
sprints which go to the American
athletes. Walking records are helC
be pedestrians of Great Britain, Can
| ada and Denmark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Says Records Should
Be Secondary Matter
To Success of Club
n MAITER JOHNSON.

In handging out the many
records that you have made.
particularly your different strike
out performances, have You ever
given a thought To the fact
while pitching?
Records have never entered into
nv pitching in the slightest. That
is as far as actually trying 10 create
the record.
Nature endowed me with a fine
physique and armed me with a great
fast ball I have simply pitched 10
the best Of my abaility and the rec
ords that are credited 10 me simply
happened.
II is all very nice 10 break some
record that has been standing for
years. but I don't think a pitcher
should ever set such a happening as
his goal.
The big thing is 10 always give
your best efforts 10 your club. Try
your best TO win. regardless of how
you pitch. I get a great deal more
satisfaction winning a ball game 10
/ 10 g. in which 1 have been hit hard,
rather than losing a l to affair, IN
4 which I have pitched well night per-
/ feet ball
without any ego, I am positive
there have been two or three occa-
sions during my career where
might have broken the strike out
record had 1 gone the limit 10 the
very end.
I recall one game in which 7 had
3 10 strike outs in five innings. I was
at my best. In the sixth inning ny
! club got me siX-run lead and
eased up, getting only two strike outs
IN the last four innings.
In the final game OF this year
when 1 struck out 10 of the Phila.
delphia club. believe I could have
broken the record Of 16 strike outs
! had I b,'en pressed.
In that game five Of the strike outs
came in succession in the third and
fourth innings. We won that game
Il 10 8. Had IL been a close affair
feel positive 1 could have broker
the record. as my speed was terrific
However, when my team got me &
good lead, eased up. thereby losinl
chance 10 break the record.
I feel that every pitcher should
subordinate himself TO his club. H
should ease up the moment he has q
big lead. regardless Of his chance t
break some record.
Some pitchers made the mistake o
going the limit regardless Of th'
score. Such methods work agains
the best interests of your team. a.
we'll as yourself. 1t is a waste o
power.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
IRISH PUCK STARS
MAY MEET CANUCKS
AGAIN HERE SOON
Return Match Sure if Weather
Permits-To Oppose Wis
consin at Madison.

Colder weather yesterday renewed
the prospects for a hockey game on
The campus between the Canadian
Club OF Chicago and Notre Dame.
This game has only been postponed
temporarily and by noon today it Is
expected 10 definitely settle the af-
fair one way or another.
The Irish are eager 20 get another
chance at the Canucks. They are
confident thai in their present shape
the champions Of the Chicago hockey
league would not be strong enough TO
defeat them. The Canadians on the
other hand. are more than willing
TO give Notre Dame the opportunity
TO avenge the defeat, and will make
the trip 10 the campus the moment
that the weather turns cold enough
and the Irish are able to summon
the finances necessary TO cover their
trip.
To Meet Badgers.
Saturday the sextet will journey
10 Madison, where a return match
with the Badgers Will be played.
Notre Danes proves has been her
aided considerably at the Wisconsin
school according 70 reports given
by the Badger hockey players last
Saturday. and the athletic fans at
Madison are interested in seeing the
team that defeated Michigan twice.
as Michigan trounced the Badgers
easily. Barring accidents the mem
bers Of the squad, NOtre Dame
should win without much trouble,
The Badgers are a game bunch, but
green, and on hard ice, the gold and
blue should walk away with them.
Two games at Milwaukee on
March and 5, will end the season
for Notre Dame, a large new ice par
Tor has been opened in the Cream
City. and Notre Dame will be called
upon to meet DrIeke's sextet on two
occasions then.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
WIND UP TRAINING
FOR BOUT TONIGHT
Both I'll and Brennan Conf
dent Over Battle at Misha-
waka Theater.

Tony I'll wound up his training
yesterday In a spirited workout at
the local y n. <. A.. while Mickey
Brennan. who IS 10 meet the
Youngstown boy in the main bout
OF the Mishawaka Athletic club
boxing show 70 be held az the Cen
fury theater tonight. did two hours
OF road work. skipred a little rope
and abandoned any more work un-
I'll he enters the ring tonight ZiL
however. anxious 20 get as much
training as possible and 60 climb
nate any stiffness that might come
about. viii worksut this afternoon
for a short while az the ely"
The bout should be one of the
best ever seen here. as ZIl IS rated
as the best lightweight IN Ohio and
Brennan Is always ready 60 take on
the toughest Boxers possible. He
IS confident that the powerful blows
that are landed by Zii VIII not be
sufficient TO held him back and lose
the bout for him I'm IT as a fiddle
and viii give Ziu a terrible run for
his honors" was the statement OF
Brennan as he boarded a train in
Kalamazoo for Aushawaka late last
night.
Seat Sale Heavy.
The advance seat sale has been
exceedingly heavy and it Is expect
ed that a record crowd viii Toe pres
ent when hostnities start at SIS
tonight. The management has AZ
ranged for a special sale OF tbs
seats 70 be held at the Century the
I alter from 1890 today. Telephone
calls 10 the office viii reserve the
best possible seats for an applicant
until o'clock. Seats held by the
management must be called for by
that time or they viii be again
! placed on sale.
With a good semi-fnaI bout and
two good preliminaries arranged
] the Mishawaka Athletic club Is con
/ fident that its show for this month
will be even better than the one
| held last month. which was labelled
/ by many as the best card shown
/ here IN many years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
COLLINS PUTS ROUDL
OUT OF TOT RNANFNT

PHILADELPHIA. Feb Z0.-Percy
y Collins. OF Chicago defeated
Edouard Roudu. o. France. i'm the
afternoon match Of the international
Class A 1872 balkllne amateur BIZ
lard championship tournament
Monday 500 90 154. Collins high
runs we're IS. 81 and 49, Roudirs
high runs were As. . and T. Mon
days defeat precluded his winning
the tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

points to its opponents 20. The team
is entered in the eastern champion
ship meet TO be conducted by the
University of Pennsylvania and has
high hopes of winning.
Whites record of 80 field goals in
two games is regarded as eastern
scholastic record. Twenty-Five OF
them were made in a game against
the Chicopee High (Mass) team
and 80 against the Brantford
Comm High.
In the game with Brantford, the
Crosby team had a field day, win
ming by the lopsided score of 1913 to
IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
FRANKLIN UPSETS DOPE.

FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. 20.-By
defeating Buffers basketball team
here Monday night. 80 10 %, Frank.
lin further mixed the state cham
pionship dope. Butler had defeated
Franklin at Butler a week ago. The
Baptists had previously defeated
Wabash on the Franklin floor this
year and were all set for Butler. A
furious basket bonn bardment. deadly
in its accuracy, turned the trick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
ZBYSZKO PLANS TO
RETIRE UNDEFEATED

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O-Stanislaus
Zbyszko. worlds eavywe tgh {
wrestling champion. plans 70 retire
indicated in May and 10 place his
title in the care OF his younger broth
er. Wladek
The younger Of the graphing set
is 10 engage Joe Stetcher former
champion. in a bout in Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night. II
Wladek wins, his elder brother will
make immediate plans for retire
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
MORANLAYS LAW DOWN
To OUTFIELDER ROUSH

FITCHBURGH. Mass. Feb. co.
Manager Pat Moran OF the Cincin-
natl Nationals. while on a visit TO
his former home here Monday. said
thar outhelder Eddie Roush. oak
land City Ind. would play with the
Cincinnati club this season or not At
an Roush s. asking salary and con-
tract terms which the owners of the
club have definitely decided not TO
meet Moran said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
BENTON HARBOR is
EASY VICTIM FOR
L0CALHIGH SQUAD
] Irnham Men Outciass
Michigan Team. 56-l8-
Third Vim IN = Days.

G.l.r elmer Burnham speedy
ORANGE and blue outfit gave FUR
cher demonstration OF their class al
The 81" gymnasium last night wren
tr.v outcIazsed. outscored and ran
INKS around the high school team
t9.. Benton HarbOr, winning So TO
IN and incidentally anneXins their
ta.rd victory 20 period OF four days.
Tae local representative seemed
20 thrive on plenty OF work and their
pas-.ne floor work. shooting and
team play was never displayed TO
better advantage ollie Edwards
and Benny Edner were two Of the
chief factors Ga the assault upon the
Michigan quintet. their passing and
floor work being particularly good
Art Scheer. the Bender leader, also
made his pesence felt En- more ways
than one by guarding superbly and
drib5ung down the floor time and
again TO feed the ball 20 Johnny Nyi-
kos or one OF the. forwards.
Nyikos Leads Scoring.
Nvikos was nigh point man for
the fray. scoring eight markers from
the field and I'm addition tossing two
through the hoop by the free throw
route. SO perfect was the teamplay
OF the local aggregation that many
times Edwards and Edner would
evade the Benton Harbor guards and
toss 10 NyIkos under the basket UNI
molested. The lanky center usually
made these opportunities count for
two points
The Benton HarbOr outfit out
weighed Burlham's proteges at least
90 pounds 90 the man but this acted
more 90 their disadvantage tlan
otherwise. as the faster South Bend
bows were able 20 elude them with
comparative ease. Boam at center
proved Benton HarbOr's best bet, the
big fellow being able 10 get the jump
on NyIkos consistently. due TO ms
superior height. He also led his
team i'm scoring. ringing three bas-
kets. and played guard during the
latter stages OF the game in final
effort 90 halt the Bender offensive.
Formidable Record.
The victory last night makes the
local squad loom as one Of the most
formidable Contenders in the ma
tional tourney. which Will be held
in Chicago early in April.
Burnhams men have shown SUI
perb form ever since their debar-
ment from the Indiana High school
Athletic Association and their vic
tories over several of Chicago's
strongest prep fives as well as wins
over other classy teams in Michigan
have convinced their followers that
they have an excellent chance 10 dis
tinguish themselves in the national
tourney.
Next Saturday night Hyde Park
high school Of Chicago will send
their representatives here in an eff
fort 10 avenge the long list OF de-
feats melted out to other strong
ouintets from the Windy City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

Fffty-five baskets in two games.
That is the record recently made
by Alden White, star forward of the
Crosby High team Of Waterbury,
Conn.
White is the sensation Of eastern
scholastic basketball circles. His
work has featured every game in
which his team has played.
Crosby High. which finished third
in the national tourney at Chicago
last year, has run rough shod over
its eastern opponents during the
present season.
To date Crosby has averaged 55
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Indiana Eliminated From
Race by Michigan Defeat

NM ARBOR, MIch.I Fed. ~
Indiana university was definitely
eliminated from the Western confer
ence basketball championship race
when the Michigan five defeated the
Crimson here Monday night, "a to
lC.
The game was not spectacular.
Michigan had an easy time dispos-
ing OF the Hoosiers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

Every club in the American
league would welcome the addition
Of Bob Veach. despite the many re-
ports from Detroit that he is on the
market. Veach can hit the old pill
which will cause many a manager
TO overlook any other faults that h.
may have. However. 20 have a real
chance 70 get him, some one must
offer the Tigers a likely looking
shortstop in return. New York, in
Johnny Mitchell. has the only extra
player who might fill the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
CHARLIE WHITE GETS
VERDICT OVER JACKSON

NEW YORK. Feb. Charlie
White Chicago lightweight. tonight
defeated Willie Jackson of New
York. receiving the judges decision
after their 15-roun6 bout in Nadi-
son Square Garden.
The ChicaEoan's left hook enabled
him 10 floor the New York boy three
times In the 18th round Jackson
seemed due TO take the count on the
third knockdown. but the bell saved
him.
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pton. recently slsued article TO meet
the winner Of the match in title
bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
TRFHTANEK OS FARESE

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Carl Ire
maine. Cleveland bantamweEht
Monday knocked out Harold Farese
Of Jersey City IN the third round OF
their eight-round match
In another preliminary Dave
Rosenberg. New York. middleweight
was given the judges decision after
eight rounds with Augie Rather.
also OF New York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Boston Fans Pleased With
Rube M0r0udrd and KOpt

BOSTN Feb. 2O.-Boston fans are
pleased over the deal between the
Braves and the Reds which brought
Rube Marquard and Kopf here IN
exchange Of Pitcher Jock Scott. The
Braves were badly IN need OF a
southpaw pitcher and Scott was too
erratic TO be a big asset
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
GIANTS PUT PHIL
DOUGLAS AND JESS
BARNES ON MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb 2O.-Pitch-
ers Philip Douglas and Jess Bar
mes, each OF whom won two
worlds series games for the New
York Nationals last fall Monday
were placed on the market "to
be disposed or to the club offer
ing the best inducement"
The Giants also announced the
receipt o. a telegram from Mrs.
Fred TOney, stating that her hus-
band. a Giant pitcher. was 90 az
his home IN Nashville. and was
unable TO report for early season
Lmbering up az Hot Springs. Ark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
RABBIT MARRIFS

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Walter ].
Rabbit" Maranville. 90 years old.
shortstop OF the Pittsburg Nationals
was married Monday afternoon 10
Miss Lena Marion Cody. 30. by dep
uty city clerk j J. Mccormick. Both
gave their residence as Springfield
Mass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
BILLY EVANS
Says

Who is the middleweight cham
pion Bryan Downey or Johnny VIII
son?
Wilson is still carrying around a
badly damaged crown. He is gem
orally recognized as the champion
because his hand-picked referee said
Downey fouled him in their C1eve-
land bout.
However. viii take Bryan
Downey for mine. Incidentally
belive that fight fans all over the
country take the same view The
record of the two fighters during the
last six months woul d win popular
approval for Downey all other
things being equal which they are
not
The public likes champion who
fight Wilson hasn't fought any
since his bout at Jersey City with
Downey. There are, Of course, two
reasons for this failure to engage
i'm a bout that would risk his title.
In the first place Wilson doesn't care
much about lighting. In the second
place there are few places that want
to see him fight. He is under sus-
pension i'm practically every state
where lighting is permitted.
Downey. on the other hand. is
always willing TO meet any fighter
who meets the approval OF a worth
while promoter IN the last two
months ne has met two Of the tough
est boys in the middleweight divis-
ion Happy Littleton and Young
Fisher
Tn knocking out Littleton in five
rounds, Downey accomplished a feat
far too difficult for Bob Roper. Mike
Gibbons. Chuck Virgins. Harry
Greb and a number of others.
Downey is a fighter. not a boxer,
+ vet is really clever in his own pc
culiar way. During the last three
months he has greatly perfected his
I left hand His left jaw now carries
with il a snap that does much TO up
set his opponent and make him a
mark for Dempseys right cross
which packs a real knockout kick.
/ There IS one thing about Downey
/ that makes a hit with the fight fans.
He seldom disappoints. If a bout
/ en- which he is one OF the principals
fails 20 please. blame can never be
attached TO Downey as he is always
trying.
DOwney has just one ambition in
life. He seeks 70 have the world
. RECOGNIZES him as the middleweight
champion He realizes that at pres
emit his claim 10 the title IS rather
clouded He also knows the only
way 10 have the public recognize
him as the real thing IS to fight his
way 20 IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
Blames Club Owners
for High Pay Pleas

NEW YORK. Feb. 20-Cluh
owners are 10 blame for the Ell
demic or holdouts this year. In
the opinion Of Charles Ebbetts.
president Of the Brooklyn
Robins. "Btg money talks from
the owners has dlled the air and
do not blame the players for
trying 10 get as much as they
can because we all try 10 get the
greatest fnancial returns for our
work " ne said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
JUNIOR GIRLS DEFEAT
FROSH IN LEAGUE PLAY

The Junior Girls' Interclass i've
,ralloped the Frosh. IS 20 :. yester-
iay afternoon in the high school
gym. The game was bitterly con-
tested throughout. with the Frosh
furnishing bitter opposition, before
being showed under.
This game was 10 have been play
ed last Thursday afternoon. but ow-
ing 70 the absence from the city
of two star players on the Junior
five. the contest was postponed until
yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
CULVER HIGH WINS TOURNEY.

Due 20 an error. The News-Times
was informed Saturday night that
Culver Military Academy had won
the Marshall county basketball tour
ney which was completed at Ply
mouth Saturday night Il has been
learned since that the Culver High
School five won the county title in
stead Of the cadets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
NEW CONFERENCE FORMED.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 20.-Formation OF
the North Central intercollegiate
conference was agreed upon late
Monday by the athletic directors OF
seven mid-western universities and
colleges. This agreement is subject
10 ratification by the various athletic
boards of control and faculties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21

Stanley Covelesl<ie VIII have to
again carry the burden Of the pitch
ing for Cleveland. Coveleskie was
a bit of form last summer. despite
the fact shat he was a big winner.
he lacked his usual consistency. Il
j. said that Coveleskie did a little
experimenting last summer. with a
new style delivery. and that II az
fected his work. Never again. %
says Coveleskie. II Will stick 10 the
old stun"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
LEWIS TO MEET CARP.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-Kid (Ted)
Lewis OF England has been signed
for a match with Georges Carpenter
the French champion. TO be held at
the Olympia on May II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-21
NORTHWESTERN WINS

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-Northwest-
ern won its second Western confer
ence basketball game OF the season
tonight by defeating Minnesota. 2I
TO 9.