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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
HIGH FIVE READY
FOR CHICAGO TEAM
Burnham's Squad in Good
Shape for Game With
Englewood Saturday.

Much depends upon the outcome
Of the Englewood-South Bend high
school basketball game. to be con-
tested hero Saturday night al the
local ~ Coach Burnham's pro-
teges are hitting a wonderful stride
now and il the Englewood team is
to defeat them. they must play a
fast and accurate shooting game.
II the orange and blue basket
ballers can take the Englewood and
Morgan Park Military academy
teams into camp, even by the slight
est OF margins. their chances of re-
ceiving an invitation TO the section
al tourney at Chicago are practically
assured. If the locals are beaten,
then their chances depend upon the
showing made against their rivals.
These two schools represent the
cream Of Chicago's prep teams, each
school having two and three teams,
rated lightweight, heavyweight and
featherweight. Coach Durham has
warned his men that If they expect
TO win from the Windy City five.
they must play a good defensive
game; also he pointed out that
whenever any Chicago team is de
feated it is by a small margin, and
the scores are always low. \ good
defense is vitality needed and when
an opportunity opens TO score then
the shot must be made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Johnny Wilson to
Be GUen Chance
By Boxing Board
Middleweight Champ to Get
Hearing-Rickard Ready
to Match Him.

NEW YORK. Jan. I2.-Johnny
Wilson Mlddleweight champion,
will be given a chance to square
himself with boxing officialdom next
week. The New York state boxing
commission, which suspended VII
son for refusing TO carry out a con-
tract 20 box Harry Greb I'm Madison
Square Garden, has consented TO
hear Wilson's case next Tuesday, It
was announced today.
That Wilson will do everything he
can TO have tho suspension against
him lifted by the New York commits
sion is a foregone conclusion. for as
long as It stands he will be unable TO
box in six states where the game
now flourishes. The states arc New
York. New Jersey, Ohio, Minnesota,
Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
Promoter Tex Richard stands
ready TO match Wilson with any
legitimate middIeweight contend er.
even though the CharlestOwn scrap
per did run out on him.
I'll put Wilson on with the best
middleweight available providing he
viii assure me there will be no more
monkey business" said Richard to-
day. but / am not going out OF my
way 70 get him now He'll have to
come 10 Richard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
WELSH AGREES TO
BOUT WITH RUHLIN
Star WelterweightS to Meet at
Mishawaka Jan. 3I-Eddie
Planning Tour.

IN a long distance telephone con-
versation last night. Ike Berst Elm,
manager Of Eddie Welsh. agreed TO
match between his charge and
Johnny Rubin, Of Mishawaka, at
the Century theater. Mishawaka,
Tuesday night, Jan. 81.
Bernstein stated that he was not
trying TO have Welsh evade fighting
Rubin and said that he had hesi-
tated in jumping into the match
as McGowan's battler is pretty
heavy boy Rubin will have 10 do
1I5 pounds at o'clock on the aft
ernoon OF the bout or there will
be no fight.
This clinches the much talked Of
Welsh Rubin fight for the Mish-
awake Athletic club and It is ex-
pected that both boys will start at
once TO prepare for the fight
Bernstein said that this viii open
a transforming tour for Welsh
throughout the country. which he
hopes will lead TO a match with
Champion Jack Britton at Madison
Square Garden in New York The
Mishawaka show Will give the South
Bend fans a chance to see Eddie
perform against a good. clever boy
i'm the first bout OF his camp align
for the welterweight championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
DEMPSEY MAY TOUR
EUROPE, MEET CARP
OR ANY CONTENDER
Champion Ready for Trip
Abroad at the Word From
Manager Jack kesrns.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l2-Don't
be at all surprised IL Champion Jack
Dempsey. who is now in Los Angeles
makes an European tour and takes
on all corners on the other side Of
the pond. Jack Kearns, manager
and pal Of the champion, has the
idea Of a European tour in his head,
and when the Dempsey-Kearns out
fit grab OF an idea they usually so
through with II.
Scarcity OF opponents for Demp-
sey IN America is what started
Kearns thinking Of visiting Europe
and he has visions OF pulling down
considerable money and at the same
time seeing the country.
"A pleasure trip through Europe
taking on all corners, would be a lark
for Dempsey" said Kearns today.
Would Meet Carp"
He would so over with the idea
OF taking on any fighter any promo
ters wanted TO send against the
champion. Every European fighter
would be in the set-up class. I'll
venture that we could grab off
Bombardier Wells and Joe Beckett
in England.
Remember when Tommy Burns
went over TO Europe and knocked
every heavyweight for a goal?' ask
ed the champion. We'll the crop of
them is ready for the cleaners by this
time. get a great kick out OF fight
ing often and II Kearns says the
word We will be on our way"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
SPORT ANGLE

Is western football superior to
that Of the east?
1t was our belief that the question
had been definitely settled in favor
OF the west.
Chicago's defeat OF Princeton was
wedge number one in favor Of the
west.
Tho ease with which Notre Dame
trimmed Rutgers and West Point
was number two on the side Of the
westerners.
The decisive manner i'm which Nc
braska handled the strong Pitts
burg eleven was another feather in
the cap of the western contingent.
II must be admitted that the Penn
state eleven ranked with any team
in the country Penn state was
coached by Hugo Bczdek. 1t is
Bezdek who again raises the ques-
tion:
"Is the western brand OF football
superior TO that OF the east?'
What Bezdek thinks ABOUT vest
.ern football is COINS TO stir UP a lot
Of discussion. He feels that he IS
competent to express an opinion,
since he played at University OF Chi
cago. and has developed one of the
very best teams of the country in
Penn state
we play faster football in the
east" SAYS Bezdek. In our game
with Washington each eleven had
possession of the ball about the same
length of time state ran of 90
PLAYS 10 80 for Washington
You Will note that Mr.. Bezdek
does not definitely say that eastern
football is superior 10 the western
brand. lie simply says the eastern
style is faster.
That does not necessarily mean
that Il is better. SO perhaps Mr.
Bezdek will be able 10 get away with
his statement without having the
western coaches jump all over him.
B. L..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

IN which neither man had any
marked advantage. Cook took
"a nasty blow on the ribs but
himself scored well toward the
close Of the round
Both men spared cautiously
at the beginning Of the second
round. Carpenter landed
left hook TO the Jaw and easily
evaded an attempt at a counter.
The Australian had che better of -he
in-fShtins which Cusucd and twice
sent homo hard Jcfts which sIrpris-
ed Carpenter. who continually failed
10 ind openings for his right
Cook Wins Earlier Rounds.
Up 10 the third round the bout
appeared 70 be going in favor OF the
Australian. IN tho third Carpen-
tier landed a light left 20 the chin
but at close quarters Cook fought
hard. Carpenters best work seem
ed 20 be at long range. Near the
end OF the round the Frenchman
scored well with lofts and rights 20
the head and body and & was easily
his round. The Australian caush-
Carpenter with a blow 20 the Jaw
after the bell had sounded and was
cautioned BY he referee
Early in the fourth round the
lighting was mostly az close quar-
tiers. Carpenter twice landed let's
10 the head and Cook scored 20 the
chin. The Australian then rushed
Carpenter but only 20 meet with
straight left 20 the Jaw and two
rights 20 the same place. which
ended the bout
There was considerable betting
prior 70 the fght with Carpenter tho
favorite. at five 20 two.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
ROCKNE TO ENTER
SEVERAL STARS IN
Big EASTERN MEET
Hayes, Desch, Murphy, Wynne
and Relay Team to Appear
in Milrose Games.

Notro Dame Will send a small but
select group OF point winners to the
Miirosc games which will take. place
in New York city, Feb. /, according
20 an announcement made by Coach
Rockne yesterday. These games,
which are the most important indoor
track events in the east. annually IN
clude on their lists the names OF
the greatest athletes on the Atlantic
coast. Western athletics are also
represented, but not in abundance.
Notre Danes contingent will in
clude Billy Hayes who Will run the
short dash, and Gus Desch. who Will
be used for the same event Johnny
Murphy viii be entered for the high
jump against one Of the most brill
liant groups Of jumpers that has
ever been assembled for the event
under one roof Landon. Olympic
champion, Will be present, and John
ny will have an opportunity TO work
out a sweet vengeance. Chamber
lain, another eastern marvel who
regularly does feet 1 inches. will
also be jumping on tbat day with a
number Of other stars.
Chct Wynne Entered.
Chet Wynne, captain OF tho pres
cnt track team. will be entered in
the high hurdles. The east has al
ways been able 10 gather great
hurdlers for the NIelrose games. but
Wynnes admirers believe that he
will be right in the scoring. never
theless. Wynne may not be m
fastest high hurdler in the country.
but he usually makes a man break
the worlds record TO win from him
Rockne viii also enter his mile
relay team This team is tho dark
horse" on Notre Danes track card.
There are persons who believe that
Il will turn out 20 be one Of the
finest mile relay teams ever devel-
Oped at the local school. and they
predict new records for it. others.
however, are skepucal. and prefer
TO wait until the team makes a for
NAL appearance in the eastern games
before starting TO boast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
NEW YORK BECOMES
FOOTBALL CENTER
Numerous College Games Are
Scheduled for Polo Grounds
in 1922.

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-The de-
velopment Of New York as d center
of college football activity is indi-
Gated by the announcement OF the
1922 schedule Of games TO be played
at the Polo grounds. More than a
dozen college teams Will be seen in
action on the baseball field Of the
Giants. The season viii open on
Oct. p with a game between
Georgetown and Fordham. Other
games are as follows:
oct. %. Syracuse vs.. Penn state;
Nov. 4. Lafayette VS.. Washington
and Jefferson; Nov. Z, Rutgers vs..
Louisiana State university; Nov. II,
Dartmouth Us. Cornell; Nov. IS,
Columbia rs. Dartmouth; Nov. -
and Dec. . are reserved, presumably
for the Army-Navy game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
SLAKE TO GET HIS
FIRST TEST JAN. 50
Star West Side Middleweight
Meets First Real Tough OPP
pOnent in Gary Lad.

Eddie Stake, topping the beam at
$50. viii step into the ring at the
4. 3. hall on the night Of Jan. so
for his first real fight. The 1s-year-
old lad. whose real name is Edward
SZalewsAi, will find a tough oppo-
nent in Johnny Hunch Of Gary. who
Gghts at 15S pounds. Tho Stake
Hunch bout is the main go on the
card. Three other bouts, booked by
the West Side Athletic club. COM
p.etc the program for the boxing
show Joe r. Makeilski is promot-
ing tho event.
West Side business men have TAX
en- an interest i'm Eddie. who for
several years has punched the bas
in his own little gym on Chaplin 81.
Eddie. too. has punched something
other than the bag. and those who
have entered the ring with him IL
preliminary cards here will testify
20 it, lie carries an awful wallop,
,hey say. that will bear its sting 90
Iluuch's jaw if the Gary fighter
doesn't keep under cover. Hunch
older and experienced in the WAYS
of the hstic art. is coming over 10
wise mp" Eddie and start him on
his way 10 success as a middle
weight But Eddie may have a few
surprises for the Carlyle
see Bright Future.
Those Of the West Side who know
Eddie believe that nc has a bright
future in the ring. They have ask
Cd AIakielski 10 keep HIM fighting
regularly. which Joe has decided to
do He has lines out at present for
suitable opponents. Eddie will start
easy, and a. ne improves will meet
che stronger men OF the game.
They're all for him over on the
West Side
The show will start promptly AZ
$50 O'Clock in the evening. when
Neeter and Livengood viii clash al
10 pounds. Dave Topp and Steve
Zieger will box at 12s pounds, and
Battling Rose and NounS Resnick.
a couple of laos with lighting pro
tNes Will oppose each other AT the
century and quarter weight.
Tickets for The show Will be placed
on sale soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Cook Falls Before Georges
After WinningEarLyRounds
Frenchmans Famous Right Jaw Preceded by Hard Left
Blasts Hopes of Heavier Austraan-Cook Leads at
Infghtng Carp Misses Many Blows

LONDON Jan. I2.-Georges Carpenter, heavyweight
champion boxer Of Europe his match here Thursday night
against George Cook the Australian heavyweight He knocked
Cook in the fourth round
straight left the chin and right the Jaw foored Cook
for the He knee when the referee Jack
Smith. finished the count OF ten, but too late.
The weights announced Cook 50 pounds and Car
penber 20 pounds
In the opening round Carpenter the first lead
ing both his left and right without Cook tried
for right swing but missed Considerable mitigating followed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
MEXICANS ARE SEEKING
BOUT

NENICANS ARE SEEkING-SPT
\OGALEZ. Ariz.. Jan. I2.-MeNi-
can boxing promoters hope 20 ar
range a match between Jack Demp-
sey. heavyweight champion, and
Jack Johnson. former champion, in
the near future I'm Mexico City. ac-
cordinc TO reports received here on
Thursday from the Mexican capital.
Those backing the enterprise are
said 20 have declared that Demp-
sev has agreed 20 fight Johnson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
SAYS TOO MANY FOULS
Is KILLING BASKETBALL

MTDDLETOWN, Conn Jan. "a
Basketball is being killed by calling
too many fouls. in the opinion Of Or.
Edgar Fauver, head Of the Wesleyan
University athletic department and
president Of the Society OF Physical
Directors i'm Colleges. In order TO
put new life into basketball he says.
there should be new scoring system
which would make it impossible for
"a team to win on points scored on
fouls alone
He would increase the score for a
goal from the floor to three points,
that for a personal foul TO two points
and allow one point for goals from
technical fouls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
HENRY FARRELL, NOTED
SPORT WRITER, WE'D 5

Farrell, Of New York, sports writer,
and Miss Katharine Louise Shoup.
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Marcus
Shoup, were married at St. Bridget
Catholic church here Thursday
morning.
They will start Thursday for New
York and sail Saturday for the Ber-
muda Islands, where they will spend
their honeymoon.
Mrs. Farrell spent a year on the
stage, starring in The Rainbow
Girl' and "Honeydew."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
~ LIGHTWFIGHTS WIN.

The r. ". G. g. lEhtweIghts
nosed the Browuson Hall basket
bsllers out by 90 s in q fast con-
test The game was bitterly fought
throughout and D. was thought that
an overtime game would have 20 be
played 4 free throw b1- Dome in
the final minutes az the game. was
what defeated the Erovuaou Hall
ers Murphy. Brovusou forward.
was high point man 81 tho contest.
turning iu three baskets Tor his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Little Giants Play Stellar
Basketball and Win, 34-22
Height and Weight Of College Team Biz Factor in Victory
Burnham and Kizer Star for Locals, While Goldsberry
and Peare Feature Play of Scarlet.

Playing superior brand Of basketball and with their oppo
aen Handicapped by height and weight Wabash colleges illus
basketball administered stiff setback the South
Bend Y NJ c. A. the association gym last night
The score was "a to q.
Wabash brought , the city Their first string crowd
lowered above the Y NJ C. a. which fought vaanty
stem the food Of which the Little showered
hoon AZ end Of hs first half Wabash led BY but
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

SCHENECTADY. ". Y, Jan. y.
What is believed % be a record
for women bow!ers in the state, Z
not n the country. was set here We'd
nesdsy night when Mrs. John Miller
rolled a score OF 2S9 in a women s
city leag match. She had Il
straight strikes and nine pins on her
last ball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
TIIIEL-DAUITON 20 sTRE.

johnny MCGOWAN, manager Of
johnny Thiol. Of this city. last night
offered the information that he had
received a telegram from Billy
Daulton denying that nc had signed
up for a bout at Elkhart for Jan.
10. MCGOWAN also has his signed
agreement and a forfeit for weight
aud appearance for his January
show at the MCGOWAN gym on the
night of Jan. 20.
II Is expected that no further
bitches will crop up and the card
will go through as scheduled. Billy
Daulton OF Kokomo facing Johnny
Thiel i'm the windup OF 10 rounds
Daulton has a reputation as a slug
ger and expects to let Thiel know
has has been in a tough bout Daul-
ton. because of his record in this
vicinity. is looked upon as the fav-
orite to win. but THE, claims 10
round bouts are TO his fancy and
claims nc has not been able to do
himself justice in the shorter af-
fairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. iowa
state college. whose two-mile team
last year broke the worlds record,
has accepted the invitation OF the
University OF Pennsylvania 20 the
relay games April 2S and %, it was
announced THURSDAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Carpenter Knocks Out Australian Champion in Fourth
Wabash College F0e Downs Local ''Y' in Fast Contest
McGRAW WILL MAKE
FRISCH run BASES

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-FTank
Frisch. leading base stealer Of the
National league IN 1921, viii spend
a lot OF tine during the spring
training season learning 10 run
bases.
John McGraw, Franks boss, is
responsible for this statement.
"Frisch is all rigN. said John.
but he slides only one way Think
Of the bases he'll swipe when
teach him 10 slide a few other
way"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
RETrREs FROM TRACK.

PHILADELPHIA Jan l---t-sF ~
Eby. former captain OF the Univer-
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA track team and
winner Of the intercollegiate half
mile for the last two years, an
nounced his retirement from the
track. He has accepted a position
with a business concern in Chicago
and plans 10 leave for that city in
a few DAYS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

LEXINGTON Ky Jan. 12.-Jim-
my DeHart. formerly halfback Of
tho University of Pittsburg eleven
has been named head coach Of ath-
letics al Washington and Lee uni
versity. II was announced today. De-
Hart succeeds W. {. Raftery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
DAVIS To SENATOR'S.

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 1e.-Mgr.
Clarence Rowland Of the Columbus
American Association club last
night announced tho purchase OF
Third Baseman Ike Davis from the
Toronto club OF the International
league and Outhelder Miller from
Lansing club. Davis played with
Minneapolis IN 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

Belgium's first burgouaster is al
the head OF a little village near
Ypres-
Belgium. with 659 inhabitants -
the square mile. IS the most thick
Iv populated country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

MOBILE Ala. Jan. I2-Mobile
q as Thursday selected as the train
ing camp this season OF the ST. Louis
American league baseball club. The
announcement was made here by
Robert Quinn, business manager Of
the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
NAME BROS CAPTAIN.

NINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 12.-Ches-
ter L. Bros has been elected captain
OF the University Of Minnesota
hockey team. Il was announced
Thursday. A tentative schedule for
the Gophers includes a game 1T St.
Paul on Feb. ! with Notre Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
WREsTLER's BACK BROKEN.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Walter Krei-
lick, a student u the Y. VI. &. A.
college here. Is IN a hospital Thurs
day with q broken back as a result
OF wrestling match with Walter
Maurer. Police are holding Maurer
for investigation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
GIANTS SELL CATCHER
GONZALES TO ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. 12.-Miguel
Gonzales. catcher for the past three
years with the New York Nationals,
has been acquired by the St. Paul
club OF the American association,
Manager Mike Kelly announced on
ThursdsE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
Star Windy City
BOzgLerS to Roll
In Tourney Here
CLASSY Teams to Appear in In
terstate Meet Over Week
End-Locals on Card.

Real classy bowling should mark
the play OF the Interstate tourna-
ment during the weekend. On sat
urday the famous NIIneralites, OF Chi
Cago, VIII compete I'm the big show.
This club has d national reputation
and also won the top place in the
first annual tournament here. Among
its members are the famous Thoma
brothers, Chuck Collier and Harry
Steers. Fred Thoma and Harry
Steers won the national two-men
team championship two years in sue
Cessions.
Other Chicago clubs of note are
the Battistini Bros. five and Fam
brenO Colts. whose members are
composed of the leading bowlers IN
Chicago. There viii also be "A team
Of Chicago veterans i'm the Val Dona
Drugs But Chicago VIII not con-
tribute all Of the class over the
week as the famous Kalamazoo
EIks, who travel under the name OF
Kalamazoo Pants Co, are also on
the schedule.
Local Cracks on Card.
Inc A1lneEdllLeS. BdlLl1llll Bros
five and Zambreno Colts complete
AN OF their games on Saturday But
the rest of the Chicagoans viii re-
main over Sunday, as Will also the
Kalamazoo crowd. Saturday will
also see a couple of the local crack
teams in action. Among these are
the Canoe Club and the Campbell
Sales Co. five The latter have in
their lineup a couple Of old Bucktail
bowlers, while the Canoe Club won
the championship OF the City league
during the fall season.
The leading bowling teams Of
MishaWaka are also scheduled 70
roll on Saturday evening. they being
paired with the two South Bend
clubs on the closing shift Saturday
night. on Sunday Kaad's Fritizi
Scheffs. II. r. Paul Hats and the
Senators are among the Chicago
teams who win compete The FRITZ
Scheffs won the fve-men team event
last year and are shooting fine ten
pins this season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

Referee-Halas. Illinois. Umpire
CourtwriEht. Michigan AEE!es.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
ODD FACTS

u takes eight quarts OF milk 20
make one pound OF cheese.
Ten bicycles are stolen. on an
average, every day IN London. Eng.
Rats are said 20 be found in every
part OF the world, except the polar
regions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13
BrickLey and Rock "
Definitely Refuse
Northeastern offer

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Charles
BEickley, famous Harvard foot
ball player. Thursday was offered
the position OF football coach at
Northwestern university. but was
unable 90 agree or terms with
the college heads and all negoti-
atoms have been dropped.
knute Rockne Notre Dame
coach. also notified Northwestern
that he could not accept their
terms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

Czechoslovakia may appoint the
first women TO foreign missions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-13

BALTIMORE al Jan 12-
j. Franklin "Uouerln' Baker.
famous baseball aIlgEer. SIS 20
marry a Baltimore g.rl on next
Saturday. according 20 reports
TO-DAY. T. is said the Trapre sd
faruer-basebaI hero Hiu wed
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell