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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
AUBURN DEFEATED
BY YELLOW JACKETS
Georgia Tech Is Winner, Ia to
9, Over Conquerors of
Centre College.

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 30.-(By A.
PD-Cfeorg5a Techs Yellowjackets
proved the undoing Of the Auburn
Tigers this afternoon by winning
their Path annual Thanksgiving foot
ball game with the Alabama team,
IA TO 6. Both teams entered the
contest with an unblemished south
ern record for the season.
The Tigers got within striking dis
lance Of the Tech goal line only
three times during the game, except
the one occasion when they crossed
it for a touchdown and were forced
to go without a first down in the
second and third periods.
Auburn scored when Lawrence re-
covered tumble and the Tigers
rushed il across for a touchdown
from the Tech 16-yard line. They
failed to kick goal.
Tech was the first to score. Get
ting the ball on Auburn's 3S-yard
line on punt a forward pass net
ted u yards Three plays carried
the ball - yards and McDonOugh
plunged through the Auburn team
for a touchdown. Brewster scored
the point from scrimmage The
Jackets next touchdown came in the
third period after they got posses
sion OF the pigskin near midheld and
carried it across on line plunges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
JOE LYNCH WINNER
OVER FRANK DAILY
Bantam Champ Has Littl e
Trouble in Coping Bout
at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. SO.-CBy 4.
p - Joe Lynch. bantamweight
champion of the world won handily
from Frankie Daily Of New York. In
a ten round boxing cOntes, here this
afternoon. Lynch outboxed his op-
poneut all the way, having him grog-
gy I'm the seventh and tenth rounds.
Days best round was the fourth.
when NJ caught the champion flush
on the jaw and shook him up. Be-
fore the round ended. however.
Lynch was back in the lead. Daly5
best assest was his ability 10 absorb
punishment
Ross Murphy, Chicago lightweight.
knocked out Billy Hennessey Of Den
yer. in the first round OF the semi
windup Bobby Bridges Of Indiana
pol.s. welterwe.ght. knocked out
August Kelly Of Milwaukee. in the
fifth round OF the other contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Coach Yost WI Not Quit
" OlUerines Yet. He 4rers

ANN ARBCR, Mich. nov So
Coach Yost. v-h0 has msde perhaps
the best showing Of his career with
the Michigan football eleven this
year. denies that ne VIII not coach
the Wolverines next year. stories
OF the coming departure of the
grand old man Of Wolverine foot
ball from the game have been fy-
ing about ever since this years team
showed class.
Il have been saving for some time
thai ! am going 20 quit when 7 can
get a coaching crew here that can
handle the situation. said Yost.
THAT may be today. tomorrow or
two years from now have plenty
OF work 10 do in the athletic OFFICE
and when I'm satisfied Michigan's
coaching staff is ready I'll leave me
active work"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
First Onartcr

Notre Dame won the toss and
chose to defend the west goal. Wei
Ter kicked off so yards to Vergara
who was dowHed almost in his
tracks on the 2U-yard line. De Gree
Immediately punted 90 yards 10 Rus
sell who returned eight yards TO the
Nebraska 3S-yard line. Hartley
made five yards at center and then
added one more. Russell crashed
through center for nine yards and
first down Hartley hit guard for
three yards and then plunged two
more. Russell gained two yards
and then drove through center for
three more and another first down.
Noble made two yards OF tackle, but
Russell was spilled for yard loss
on the next play.
The CornhuskerS were penalized
five yards for ofside play after
which Llewelyn made four yards
off tackle Capt. Carberry was hurt
on the play but remained in the
game A pass. Hartley 10 Llewelyn,
gained u yards. Russell made three
at center and Hartley added four
through tackle De Gree was in
jured but stayed in the game. Hart
ley crashed through for two yards.
placing bali on the Nore Dame Is
yard line Hartley made three more
at center for Nebraska's third
straight. first down Hartley hit
guard for two. Noble addei four an Z
then repeated for three more Walsh
replaced Regan for No;re Dame
Russell made a yard and frs;
down. Noble made two off tackle,
and Russell came back with two
more at center. placing the ball OF,
the 1-yard line. Hartley was held
on the 1-foot lire and on the next
play Noble fumbled and Notre Dame
took the ball on their 1-foot line
De Gree punted 20 yards. the ball
rolling out Of bounds on Nebraska s
25-yard line. Don Miller replaced
Connell. Hartley failed to eain and
Nebraska was penalized five Yards
for offside Llewelvn made FIVE yards
CT a double pass and Noble crashed
through for seven more. Mayl re-
placed Vergara. Llewelyn made
three yards and first down. noble
failed at center and Hartley made
four yards on an end run After a
pass by Llewelyn was incomplete he
punted 60 yards out OF bounds On
More Danes 27-yard line. Layden
replaced Iivergood and McNulty
went in for Carberry. Bergman was
/ thrown for two yards loss and
Stuhldreher failed 70 gain De Gree
then punted 80 yards out of bounds
on Nehraska's . yard line. Hart
ley gained Il yards and first down
p. three plunges and then crashed
! through for five more The NebrOs-
ka captain then failed 10 gain
Hartley made a yard through The
l'-- @n-seil Moved through
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
BATTLING SKI Is
JOLTED ONCE MORE
SenegaIese Member of Cham
Der of Deputies Loses Fight
for Battler.

PARIS. Nov. 3O.-CBy A. P)-
The fight waged in behalf OF Battling
Sikh. the Senegalese pugilist by his
fellow countryman. Deputy Diagne.
I'm the chamber of deputies. has been
lost by the member from Senegal
NJ. Diagnes attempt 20 have the ap-
preparation for physical education
reduced by 3OO.0 francs because
OF the action OF the French boxing
federation in penalizing Ski for
certain misdeeds was defeated today
by vote Of 4os 90 136. lie made a
long speech. and his words aroused
some sympathy but as the appro-
priation is intended only for amateur
exhibitions, a professional affair like
Skis was declared 20 have no stand
ing.
The deputys complaint against
the boxing federation was that 81 had
given consid Grafton 20 matters en-
tirely connected with sport, such as
the eccentric conduct OF Ski in pub
tic places, Skis actions at the ring
side and similar occurrences. SKI.
without being heard. had been con-
demned. and yet he had through
patriotism refused an agreement In
Berlin. He concluded by charging
those who We're making their living
out Of Carpenters victories with
having ski condemned.
NJ Maginot minister OF war. and
pensions. declared that NJ DiaFne's
amendment had absolutely no con
nection with the budget for national
defense and the chamber could not
be transformed into a court Of APP
peals in connection with A sporting
federati0n's decisions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
DOBIE'S BIG RED
TEAM DOWNS PENN
BY 9 TO 0 COUNT
Fifty-five Thousand Persons
See Cornell Triumph on
Straight Football.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 50.-lBy
P.)-Gn Dobie's powerful eleven
from Cornell defeated the Univ of
Pennsylvania on Franklin field to-
day 2 10 on straight football. and
remains the only big team in the
east which has not been beaten for
two years. IL was the first time
Pennsylvania failed TO score this
season. The last game Cornell lost
was 10 Pennsylvania on Thanksgiv-
ing day. 1920.
4 placement goal by Hanson IN
the first period and a touchdown BY
Cassidy in the third. make up the
total or CornelTs efforts that count
ed today but give no indication OF
the ripping offensive and the com
plete superiority OF the red team.
The highly touted defensive OF Pen
nsylvania was hopeless against the
rushes Of Capt; Kaw Pfann. Ram
sey and Cassidy. while its offensive
was weak and failed 10 uncover any
thing new.
FIfty-fve thousand persons saw
the game.
Lineup and summary:
Cornell Position Pennsylvania
Henderson ..... Fairchld
Left End.
Hanson ........ Sutherland
Left Tackle.
FIynu ....-.....s. 1900 0raA
Left Guard.
Richards ..........-... Dern
Center
ROlo ....-..- ............s Kelly
Right Guard.
Sundstrom ............ Thurman
Right Tackle.
GOuinlock 900. ........,.. Nesagate
Right End
Pam ..........-- lan6dCn
Quarterback.
Left Halfback.
Cassidy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. McGraw
Right Halfback.
Ramsey ...-.---.... .-..--.s Kramer
Fullback
Score by periods:
Cornell %
Pennsylvania o-0
Cornell scoring: Touchdown. cas-
sidy: Placement goal. Hanson Re-
fierce. T. J. Thorp. Columbia: UNI
pire. Carl Reed. Springfield; field
Judge. c. G. Eckles. Washington and
jefferson: head linesman, A. b. Pal
mer. Time of periods, Is minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Play by Play Story of Game

er ended with the ball on Nebraska's
4T-yard line. score: Nebraska 0.
Notre Dame O.
second Quarter.
Russell made two yards and first
down Llewleyn made four and
Hartley added two. Llewelyn
crashed through for three and No
bic made four more and first down.
Llewelyn gained seven yards
through guard. and Russell made
five more but the ball was called
back and Nebraska penaIized five
yards for offside. Hartley regained
the ground with a plunge through
the left side OF the line and Lew
elyn added three for first down on
the 30 yard line Hartley and Rus
sell each made two yards on limo
bucks and SCherer ran around end
for Is yards 10 the Vineyard line.
Nebraska was penalized two yards
for taking out too much time Noble
plunged through for six yards and
then gained three more. Hartley
plowed through for two yards and a
touchdown Hartley kicked goal
braska :; Notre Dame O.
Crowley replaced Bergman. H.
DEWITT took Russell's place for Ne
braSka.
Weller kicked off over goal lire
and the ball was put in play on the
20-yard line Nebraska was penal
lied five yards for interference.
Miller failed to gain at the line. De
Gree again being injured on the
play. lie stayed in the game Lay
den mn ie four yards through guard +;
Crowley made four more and De
Gree punted 10 the Nebraska 29-
yard line. Hartley made seven at
center and Notre Dame was penal
lied two for extra time out. Noble
fumbled and MayI recovered for
Notre Dame on the 34-yard line.
Layden gained two yards and Crow
ley made one more a pass by
stuhldreher wes incomp etc and the
BAH was fumbled on the next play.
Nutre Dame recovering for "A three
yard loss and Nebraska taking the
bah on downs on its 25-yard l.ne.
Hartley made three yards off tackle,
/ Noble gained six more and Hartley
made il first down. Eoss in for
Walsh At center Nebraska was
penahzed five yards for offs.de and
pass from Hartley was grounded
by Don Miller. After another pass
Nailed Llewelyn puuted over the
goal line and the ball was put in
play on the 20-yard line G. Miller
Z replacey d Miller for Notre Dame.
Crowley failed TO gain from punt
formation; G Miller fgmbled, but
recovered for Vineyard loss and
the ball was called back and Notre
Dame penalized FIVE yards for off,
side Stuhldreher was thrown for a
two-vard loss and DeGree Dunted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Football Results

Nebraska Il; Notre Dame g.
Cornell 2; Pennsylvania o.
Pittsburg Il; Penn state o.
Georgia Tech il; Auburn g.
West Virginia IA: w and J. 0.
Missouri 3; Kansas 2.
Vanderbilt %: Univ. of South O.
Colgate 30; Columbia O.
Western Reserve u; Case Z.
Buckneu 10: Dickinson g.
Washington and Lee Il; John Hop
kins 0.
Univ. of Detroit IA; Vermont 10.
Muhlenberg 2S: Urisinus 0.
Maryland university :; North caro-
lima state 6.
Cincinnati 8; Miami univ. g.
Michigan Aggies Z: st. Louis Z.
Culver Military Academy 30; Shaw
High of Cleveland 0.
Rochester Is; Hobart Ia
Ohio univ .; Marietta O.
Maryland univ. Z; orth Caroline
State s
st. Johns Of Annapolis Il: Virgin.s
military college C.
Franklin and Marshall 6; Gettys
burg g.
Centre -; South Carolina O.
Marquette IS: South Dakota O.
Univ. Of Chattanooga Il. Oglc
thorpe O.
Tennessee a: Kentuckey :
Mt. Union 10; Hiram o.
oklahoma 0: Washington
Louisiana state %. Tulane Il.
Baylor "a; Southern Methodist univ
LOyola 81; Marion &.
Alabama SIS: Mississippi a. & ". @
Kansas Aggies 40; Texas Christian
univ. o.
Rice 10; Arizona Z.
South Dakota state IS; Creighton Il
a.
Univ. of Idaho SO; Univ, Of Mon
tana 0.
COLORADO state Aggies %; Denvc
univ. s.
Univ. Of Wyoming IS; Brigham
Young o.
Colorado school OF Mines %. Colo
RADIO college IS.
Univ OF Utah Il; T-tah Agcies o.
/ Univ of oregon 8: Univ of Wash
inEtou g.
Pennsylvania 16: Georgetown, (Ny.
Ii Is.
Mississippi univ 10: Mills o.
Univ. Of Southern California Al
Washington state 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
BOBBY BARRETT TRIMS
NEW ORLEANS SCRAPPER

PHILAD ELPHIA. Nov. 30 - (By
A PD-Bobby Barrett Of Clifton
Height. Pa defeated Pal Moran %
New Orleans in an eight round box
ing bout here today. The first three
rounds were even after which Bar
rett took the lead.
Alexander Hart Cleveland. defeat
ed Johnny Dundee. New York: Ben
ME Bass. Philadelphia defeated Bill
Is Mascot New York: Johnny
Brown. England defeated Martin
Judge. Philadelphia and Joe Tip
ThUa7 iohta defeated 81, o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
PRESIDENTS BOW
TO MOUNTAINEERS
In ANNUAL CLASH
West Virginia Comes Through
Season Undefeated by Beat
ing W. and j., IA to 0.

MORGANTOWN. u. Va. Nov. 30.
by A. P1-For the first time in
IS football history. which reaches
back 20 1891. West Virginia uni
verslty today had been played
through season without defeat
SIS a result OF its victory over Wash
ington and jefferson college, Il to
o. here this afternoon.
There was no scoring IN the first
two quarters. At the opening OF the
third period West Virginia received
the kickoff and opened an irresisti-
BILE attack. Simon made 10 yards
and Nardacci clrcled right end for
A2s yards On a double pass. Simon
Yto Nardscci the Mountaineer left
went the remaining distance for a
touchdown. Ekberg kicked the
goal.
with the ball on W. and J's 13
yard line as the fourth period OPEN
ed. the Presidents were forced TO
punt. The ball rolled TO the West
Virginia 81 yard line. series Of
line plunges placed the ball on w
and Us IS yard line. Nardacci then
mRde forward pass over the goal
line TO Simon for a touchdown
The lineup and summary:
West Virginia G4 W and j. CO..
Position
Braham ............... kOpf
Left end
Meredith CO ... Konvolinka
Left tackle
Setron ......-....... Haddon
Left guard
+. Hill Observation-Disclosures. Berrehsem
Center
MdhdN ...s.. ........ Vince
Right guard
Howard ...-.....-... WeiderQuist
Right tackle
Tallman ...-........ Crook
Right end
Eckhefg ................ BrSnkert
Quarterback
-Ndtuaccl s-.... -.............. Erickson
Left halfback
SIMON .--.... F'uthev
Right halfback
Martin -----.. Basista
Full back
Score BY periods:
West Virginia. ..... 0 o Z ia
\ ". and J......... 0 0 o o. 0
Touchdowns ~ Nardacci Simon.
Goals from touchdown-Eck ..
Referee.-Fred w. Murphy. Brown.
Umpire--J. IT, Moffatt. Princeton
Field judge-Dave L. Fultz. Brown.
Linesman-Carl Williams. Pennsyl-
vania.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Cornell and Pittsburg Win Eastern Thanksgiving Classics
Cardinals Defeat
Bears In Contest
Marred By" Riot"
Four Players Elected From
Game Won by Cardinals, e
to On. ID. Men Star.

The Chicago Cardinals demon
strated their superiority over the
Bears-also a represe sentative of the
Windy City in the National Pro
Football league-in a slow game at
Comiskey park. Chicago. yesterday
morning. the winning margin being
earned by two field goals. one by
Paddy DriscOll and the other by Nc
Mahon. The game was marred by
a melee in the third quarter which
for time resembled a near riot and
which resulted I'm the expulsion from
the game Of two players on each
team.
Six Notre Dame stars OF former
years participated in the game.
three playing on each team. Johnny
Mohardt Eddie Anderson and Zola
were in the Cardinal lineup, while
Hunk Anderson. Larson and Car
vey played in the line for the Bears.
The Cardinals outplayed their riv-
ais throughout the game and migh;
have won by "A larger score had the
game been played on a dry field.
Driscoll. until his expulsion from the
game. led the Cardinal attack. the
former Northwestern star making
several brilliant dashes. His co-star.
Johnny Mohardt, did not enter the
game until the second half as he was
suffering from blood poisoning.
Johnny was not used at carrying the
ball. being injected into the fray on
~ to throw passes.
Eddie Anderson Stars
Eddie Anderson played brilliantly
at end for the Cardinals. the Bears
highly-touted backs being able to
make little Roadway around his
wing.
The Bears group of backs-Pete
StinChcOmb, the two Sternamans,
Walquist and Bolan-upon whom
the teams hopes had been based,
failed to show the attack expected
Of them. being held repeatedly by
the Cardinal forwards. Their line
on the other hand. played a strong
game. Anderson. Larsen and Gar
vey showing well while Blackjack
formerly of the Michigan Aggies al
so played a star game.
The melee i'm the second hall
started after a pile-up in scrimmaGe
and it looked for while like a riot
call would be needed as the crowd
, swarmed on the field as soon as tn,
fists began 10 fly. Drisc1ll and
Whalen of the Cardinals and Lanun
and Dutch" Sternaman OF the
Bears were the players elected from
the fray.
The game was started at Il
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Tennessee Comes From
Behind to Beat Kentucky

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. so
tBy A. P)-Fighung an uphill bat
tie. Tennessee overcame a seven
point lead which Kentucky had
chalked up by sustained driving
attack i'm the first period and de-
tested the Wildcats "A 20 in the
annual THANKSGIVING game today.
Unable 10 defend against the vol
unteer passing attack the Ken;uck-
inns found themselves at a distinct
disadvantage throughout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
COLUMBIA SWAMPED
BY COLGATE TEAM
Hamilton Team Displays Pow.
erful Attack and Runs Wild,
Winning 50 to 6.

NEW YORK. Nov 30-(By A. P)
Displaying a powerful bewildering
running attack. Colgate's eleven
overwhelmed Columbia today. 90
To o. The Maroons rushed over a
touchdown i'm the first few minutes
OF play and after brief offensive
ny Columbia i'm the second quarter.
which the Up-staters turned into n
route.
IL was the final game of the sea
son for both teams and marked the
retirement as coach for Columbia
OF Frank j. (Buck) O'Neilt, who has
resigned
Lineup and summary.
Columbia (6) Position Colgate (59J
Reilly Observation-Disclosures. Beardslev
Left End.
Gehrig ............... Schoenfelt
Left Tackle
Brodll .....-.. .......... Trainor
Left Guard
E-alne -...........-... Rathbone
Center
Fischer ............. Welch
Right Guard
Right Tackle
biliinSsley ..--......... Neacy
Right End
Burtt ......-. ............ Morgan
Quarterback
Koppish ......-..-- ...-.-.. Tryou
Left Quarterback
Johnson --.--. -....-..-. SuChy
Right HalfbaCk
Roderick ............ Mason
Fullback
Columbia scoring touchdown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
DONAHUE To CONTINUE
AS COACH At AUBURN

ATLANTA. Ca Nov. 3O-CBy 1.
~. S)--Mike DOnahue. Alabama
Polytechnic Institute football coach.
withdrew his resignation today and
announced he would fulfl his con-
tract which runs two more years.
ponahue had been mentioned FOR
the post OF gridiron mentor az Yale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Michigan 4ggieS Battle
ST. Louis TO II DrGiU

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 90.-The Michl-
gan Aggies and the St. Louis uni
versity football eleven battled to a
7 to : draw here today. each team
counting a touchdown and kicking
goal.
Proftimg by penalties exacted OF
St. Louis. the Aggies drew close TO
the Binikens' line in the first period
and scored when Loret plunged
through center for four yards across
the goal The locals tailed in the
third period carrying the ball from
midfield across the Asgie's goal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Los angeles Auto Classic
DELAYED on Account of Rain

BEVERLY HILL SPEEDWAY.
Los Angeles. Calf. Nov 30-CBy
4 P)-Thc final championship au-
tomohile race of the 1922 season %
the American Automobile associa-
ton 20 be held today. was postpon-
ed on account OF rain.
The ESQ mile race Will be run
next Sunday. speedway officials an
nounCed-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Former Penn State Stars 10
Get NeIC Chance u ith YdnES

NEW YORK. Nov 30. - Glenn
KiIlinger. all American back an Penn
state last year. and Hinkey Hanes.
another star az Penn state several
years ago. viii be among fourteen
recruits taken south by the New
York Yankees next spring. i was an
nounced today Kiiinser and Haines
received "a trial with the Yankee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
BUD TAYLOR WINS

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nov. 90
tBy a. P)-Bud Taylor OF Terre
Haute stopped Eddie Santry or
Niles. o.. In the NTH round OF a
ten-round bout here tonight
Taylor had the Ohio boy hanging
on the ropes when Santry's man
ager tossed the towel into the ring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
PLAY TIE GAME

MICHIGAN CITY. Nov. s0.-CS0e-
cial-) THE local American Legion
team batted 10 20 8 tie with ths
Gary Cardinals in a well played
game here this afternoon. Il was
the final game Of the season Tor the
local eleven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
Detroit Dozens Vermont
In Hard Fought Contest

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 30-(By
\. PD-University OF Detroit clos
ed IFS football season here today
by defeating Vermont. "A TO 10 in
one OF the hardest fought contests
ever seen on the local field.
Vermont easily outplayed Goa en-
Duffy's eleven in the early stages CT
the game and gained more consist
entity throughout Two safeties.
one in the opening period and an
other on ground rule IN the third
period iguder in the Detroiters'
scoring total.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
UTAH WINS TITLE

SILT LAKE CITY. Nov. SO BY
a. PD-The University of Utah won
the Rocky Mountain conference foot
bail championship today by defeat
ing the Utah Agricultural college
team Il "a 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
MIKE O'DOWD WINS
ON FOUL IN FIGHT
WITH new YORKER
Former Champion Now Recog-
nized as Title-Holder by
MuldOon and Co.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-(By A.
PD-Mike O'Dowd Of s.. Paul. won
on a foul in the eighth round Of a
scheduled Is round bout here to-
day with Dave Rosenberg of New
York. Rosenberg was disqualified
for hitting low after two minutes
and IS seconds of fighting in that
round O'D0Wd was leading by
wide margin wnen. the bout ended.
The judges decision awarding the
bout to O'Dowd gives him the re-
cognition of the New York state
athletic commission as worlds mid
dleweight champion. ......
Rosenberg twice had been warm
ed by Referee Patsy Haley in the
eighth round when suddenly
O'Dowd crumpled up and sank TO
the floor. Referee Haley immediate
~ disqualified Rosenberg and the
bout was awarded 20 the St. Paul
boxer by the judges.
To Probe. Bout.
Immediately after the bout De-
putty Boxing Commissioner Harry
Burchill ordered that Rosen berg s
share of the receipts be withheld
pending an investigation by the
athletic comm ission.
O'Dowd out fought and outgen-
eraled Rosenberg all the way. ecor-
ing knockdown in the third round.
When Refereen Haley was forced 10
warn the New Yorker for hitting
low. O'Dowd had a big lead and
was sJll going strong.
The weights were: O'Dowd 159;
Rosenberg. 1856.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01
LITTLE GIANTs oil

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Nov.
20.-CBy A P0-The Wabash col
leEe football team left today for
Memphis. Tenn where the Little
Giants VIII play the University OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-01

NEW YOR-Joe Lynch. bantam
weight champion. VIII defend his
title in a Is round bout with Midget
Smith. New York. in Madison
Square Garden. on Dec. %