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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
LAMBERT FAVORS
HOME AND HOME"
BASKETBALL CARD
Coach of Purdue University
Team Points Out Flaws in
Big Ten Rules.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Feb. "a
Coach Ward Lambert Of the Purdue
basketball team. leaders in the race
for the big ten western conference
championship. stated Friday that he
was much in favor of . home and
home" game schedule OF basketball
games in the big ten, and said fur
Their that at the big ten meeting in
Chicago last year, he advanced a plan
OF this nature, but that i! was not
accepted. Director of Athletics y.
4. Kellogg advanced the information
Friday that six months $50 he had
caused TO be put In the hands Of
every athletic director OF the con-
ference a plan 10 stlndardize the
scheduling OF basketball games, with
a view TO having it passed upon ar
tho big ten meeting in june.
Purdue has several times suffered
from the inequalities OF a big ten
basketball s,hedule. At the start OF
the present season IL appeared that
the BOilermakers w2re laborins
under a handicap. having but nine
games, but developments during the
season have enabled the Purdue five
20 profit by its short card. i'm 1920.
with a teu-game sche lUlc. Purdue
was nosed out OF the conference
championship by Chicaso. which
team played II games. other teams
fin the conference have at various
times played under a short schedule
handicap, and Lambert Is hopinE
that this evil Will be eraJlcated AZ
the June meeting OF b e ten officials
and that each tea mwiI play is
games apiece during the seeson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
SPORTS
Syracuse Coach Has
another Ne1O Idea on
Goal After TOuChd01Cn

SYRACUSE. FEB. 24-John +.
Chick Meehan. head coach Of the
Syracuse university football team. IS
In favor Of doing away with the
goal after touchdown.
Meehan by the way, IS the young
est gridiron coach Of any big col
lege team in the country.
Meehans views on the goa after
touchdown have not been Influenced
by any tough breaks over this pay,
as Syracuse has not missed a goal
after touchdown IN three years.
ut isn't very dificult 20 kick a
goal after a touchdown. As a mat
ter Of fact. IL is seldom that one IS
missed" says Meehan.
why then have anything so easy
in the game? l feel that II the goal
after touchdown is retained there
ought 10 be a penalty for missing
the goal.
Instead Of adding a point when
the goal is successfully kicked, as is
customary, the score would remain
the same. However, II the goal after
touchdown ia missed one point
should be deducted from the teams
total.
Il. has been suggested that some
new angle be introduced 10 take the
place OF the goal after touchdown
One suggestion Is that the ball be
put in scrimmage on the 15-yard
line. The team having made the
touchdown would be privileged 20
forward pass, carry the ball. or try
a drop kick or a kick from place
ment. Major Daley. West Point
coach. is the originator OF this idea.
The team having the ball would
be given one down. They could
make any Of the four plays suggest
ed II il was carried across the line
or booted across the upright the
team having the ball Won be cred
tied with one point.
IF the defense team commits a
foul on this play the point is to be
awarded TO the offensive team. II
the offensive team commits a foul,
the point. even If made, is not al
lowed.
There is no thrill in the goal
after touchdown. The only thrill
comes when it is missed. The plar
suggested would certainly lend an
element Of uncertainty to the game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
MICHIGAN OFFICIAL
FAVORS RULE CHANGE

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Feb. "a
The proposed change in Big Ten"
basketball regulations 10 provide
home and home games for each
conference team has been endorsed
10y Coach j.. 7. Mather OF Michigan.
The change, it is believed here. VIII
be adopted az the meeting Of the
conference officials IN June
Under the present schedule ar
arrangement, a team seldom plays
more than 10 conference games.
Easy victories outside the confer
ence result in some cases. II is held.
in unwarranted ratings for certain
q a m S. The proposed change
would eliminate any such equality
and confne each team 20 the con-
ference championship race. Nather
believes Il also would avert cham
pionship ties such as occurred last
year, when three teams finished
with the same percentage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
INDIANA PLAYERS MAY
MAKE TRIP TO JAPAN

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. "a
A trip 20 japan by the Indiana uni
versity baseball team 10 play the
University of Waseda team at Toxic
is practically assured, according 10
announcement made Friday, as the
university department heads voted
late yesterday that the trip recon-
mended to the faculty. A meeting
OF the faculty 10 act on the recon-
mendation Will be held in the near
future.
The Indiana team was invited 10
play the japanese university in a
letter received last Decem Der. The
japanese have forwarded sI2,570
for expenses of fifteen men includ-
ing The coach and trainer. Present
plans provide that the Indiana team
shall leave here the last week in
March and return the last week in
May. Four weeks viii be spent in
Japan and twelve games vii be
played.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
BROOKLYN BASEBALL
TEAM ENROUTE SOUTH

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Ten OF
the Brooklyn National league base
ball team. including several pitch
ers. were passengers on the steamer
Arapahoe. sailing FOR Jacksonville.
Fla, Friday. There they Will meet
the local teams OF Florida, and
start training.
The Giants were getting ready 10
go 20 San Antonio on sunday and
the Yankees were packing up for a
Monday train 20 New Orleans.
Meanwhile word came from Hot
Springs. Ark. that Babe Ruth and
several other Yankees were golfng
out the kinks in their arms and
legs. that Mays and Hoyt were en-
sssed In light training
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
IRISH RELAY TEAM
DEFINITELY CHOSEN
Desch, Montague, Heffernan
and Walsh Selected-Meet
Illini Today.

The relay team which will repre-
sent Notre Dame against Illinois at
Urbana today has been chosen.
After many tryouts, four men were
definitely selected yesterday from
among the fifteen applicants. They
are Gus" Desch. worlds champion
in the 44O yard hurdles Heffernan.
Monta que, and Walsh. the same men
who lowered the gym record IN the
indoor meet last saturday The
team promises TO be o1e of the best
that has ever represented the uni
versity. and should show well in the
coming games in the east and with
the western universities.
The trackmen have been conunu-
ing their work every day and are in
good shape for today's meet. Cen
eral workouts have given place 70
particular work on events. and
Coach Rockne is very well pleased
with prospects. Notre Dame ana
Illinois both have weaker teams this
year than last. and a close match is
expected. with the outcome much IN
doubt
The dashes should be closer con-
tested than those at Notre Dame
with Wisconsin last Saturday. Desch
and Hayes will likely be entered in
tho first the 50-yard squirt. The
relay men, Desch. Heffernan. Mon
taEue. and Walsh are expected 70
show well in the quarter-mile. And
all men are watching Fritz Banner
whose work last Saturday evidenced
great improvement over what the
short distance man has formerly
done.
The following members Of the
squad left yesterday for Uroa a.
Desch. Brady, Henernan, Montague
Walsh Kennedy Doran, Bauii'e'
o,uara carroll. Hogan. Cameron
Lieb. Flynn and hohin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
SAILOR FRIEDMAN Is
FREED OF CHARGES

CHICAGO. Feb. "a. - william
tSailor) Friedman. lightweight box
er, was discharged Friday when ar
raigned In police court on complaint
Of Pred Greenfield. on a charge Of
assault with intent 10 kill
Greenfield charged Friedman
struck him in the face and shot him
in the ankle. on January T. follow
ing a controversy over the nstic ab.l-
ity OF the latter.
Several witnesses supported the
statemen, OF the pugiist that Green
field was wounded by the accidental
discharge OF his own revolver In the
struggle which followed Greenfield's
brand.shing the weapon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
LOCAL HIGH SQUAD
GIVEN FINAL DRILL
FOR GAME TONIGHT
Ollie Edwards Only Member
of Team Not in Good Shape
for Hyde Park Fray.

Coach Durham cent his local high
school basketball squad through an
hours fast scrimmasC last night
and the men are now in first class
condition for the contest with the
fast HYDE park quintet a. the y
gymnasium tonight at s o'clock.
ollie Edwards. however. has de-
veloped a bad cold and sore throat
which Is likely 70 keep him from oc-
cupying the limelight tonight, as has
been usual in the past. lie is being
groomed carefully though. and viii
probably start the game. Morris
Dome, a promising second string
man. is likely TO have the opportun-
ity 70 show, IN the event a substitu-
ton becomes necessary. Capt. Scheer
will lead his team from his running
guard position. while Johnny Voc
dish will be at the her guard.
Benny Edner. speedy forward. viii
team with Edwards a: forward
Dome and Edner have played bas-
ketbau for the last thee or four
years together. and would work well
together in case Ollie IS unable TO
play. Anderson and Puntman Will
be held in reserve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
CLEVELAND INDIANS
BEGIN SPRING GRIND

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. "a
Nineteen Cleveland Indians. mostly
batterymen, were ready to start
their spring training Friday &C.
cording 20 advices received from
Dallas. Only light work viii be per-
mitted FOR the first few days but
later the training periods will be
heightened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press staa correspondent.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-One large
pair OF 30. j championship shoes is
waiting around 10 be filled. Pat Mac
Donald. one OF the whales" OF the
New York police department. has
aung up his IS pound shot Ito give
The young fellows a chance"
Athletics are for the youngsters
I'm getting too old TO monkey
around. I'm quitting before some OF
the kids make me ashamed OF my
self" he said here today.
Nix on Cattle Boat"
Macdonald is now an imposing
sergeant in the traffic section. Ee
has added inches 10 his waist line
and 20 pounds 20 his frame since he
laid of the indoor game this winter.
In his uniform he looks big enough
TO push a dozen motor trucks out OF
a jam.
Having been a prominent figure IN
all the late Olympics. Pat was asked
# ne wouldn't feel kind Of restless IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
PLYMOUTH LOSI.S

The Plyrl auth athletic basketball
team lost in the state tournament 70
Idaville Friday night by score Of
81 10 II. The Plymouth sophomore
girls defeated the junior girls 10 Z
in a game played IN plymouth Fri
day afternoon. The high school boys
team won SO TO y. This was the
hnal game Of the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
READY To ENTRAIN

CHICAGO. FEB. 24.-dnfelders
and outfelders Of the Chicago Cubs
began assembling here today pre-
paratory 10 the trip 10 the spring
training camp at Catalina Island.
Calf. The squad viii leave tomor-
row 20 join pitchers and catchers
who have been in camp since last
Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

ST LOUIS. Feb. 24-Manager
Branch Hickey. Catcher Glen ons.
Pitcher Sherdel ard Charles Bar
rett. scout Friday were on their
way from Orange, Tex. the local
Nationals training grounds, ~ No
bile. Ala 10 attend the funeral Of
Catcher William Duhoefer Satur-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
SETTLE OLD SCORE

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 24.-The
University Of Kentucky settled an
old score with GEORGETOWN college
Of the same state by eliminating he
colegians from he all-south basket.
ball intercollegiate tournament here
Friday. defeating them IL 10 p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
Macdonald, Gotham Cop, Hangs Up
Weight in FAVOR of Younger Stars
Traffic Sergeant Who Left Post Show Young America Few
Things IN Big Meets Back Job-"Catle Boat
and Narrow Bunk" No Indueement to
Olympic Games, He Says.

1924 when the American telr g. get-
ting ready 20 .a.l.
NO. I've got TOO nice home 20
live a couple OF weeks .n -att-a
boat and sleep an summer on a bunk
that I couldn't get hale az myself u.
That's fun and a part OF the game
tor the kids but no mo-s 80 % for
NE" he answered
Houscr Going Big
Another one Cf the cop whales,
Mat McGrath. the 56-Dound weight
beaver. has retired. McGuth. who
IS a lieutenant .n the traffic squad.
has never completely recovered hom
an injured knee thar he suffered IN
Antwerp when De slipped on The
grass In the weight ring
Clarence Eouser. the husky Los
Angeles youngster is regarded as the
best fitted TO srep into NacD0natd's
shoes he heat Macdonald In the
a. A. T.. champion hips at Pasadena
last year with toss OF as feet 49,
inches. he has shown 50 much class
that he Is expected TO develop into
worlds champion material
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Feb. "a
The Benny Leonard-Pal Moran 10
round. no-decision fight. which was
scheduled here tonight. was post
pOned late Friday until Saturday
night on account OF rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
Walter MCCredie
Found Nearly
T50O-ScOre Stars
Coast League Manager Dis.
covered Heilman, Bancroft,
Coveleskie ct Al.
BY BILLY EVANS.


Who is the greatest developer Of
major league talent in the minors?
out on the Pacific coast they will
tell the world that it is Walter Nc
Creole.
For years AIcCredie has directed
tho destinies Of the Portland club
OF the Pacific coast league.
II was while in that city that he
developed most of the players who
have made the grade i'm the big
show.
This season NTcCrcdic will man
aSe the Seattle club Of the Pacific
coast league. Tie says he will be
disappointed unless he sends at least
three men TO the majors for a trial.
About three dozen players have
been discovered. developed and sent
to the maiors by McCredie. 1t
would he Impossible TO offer more
convincing proof that he is the Con
mic Mack Of the minors.
Get them young. Pick 'em right
You can make a rough diamond
shine by proper polishing You
can't make a phoney piece OF glass
look good, TO matter how much you
fuss with &c." says NIcCredie.
Ball players are like diamonds
IF they have the ability and the
nerve YOU can develop them. If they
lack the goods there is no way Of
getting results.
Pick Them Right.
You must pick EN- right and get
EN- young if YOU hope TO sell them
10 the majors i'm the fall"
That is the theory Of Walter Nc
Credie. He has proved the wisdom
OF IL over a period of IS years
Back in 1904 when McCredie went
TO Portland the work Of turning out
stars for the majors started. Jake
Atz was his first Offering 10 the
majors Atz was with the Chicago
White Sox for several years. Now.
az manager Of the Fort Worth team
Of the Texast league. he IS setting
a record for winning minor len gue
pennants.
From that time on McCredie 1as
been the head OF the very best big
league player factory I'm the coun-
try. Only two Of the players he sent
up have failed TO sick a season az
least. ChronoloEically the record
reads:
Stars Sent 10 Majors.
1907-Catcher Larry Mclean and
Outfelder Mike Mitchell TO Cincin-
natl: Catcher Pat Donohue 10 the
Athletics
19oS-Pitcher Bill Eesick TO Gin.
cirna'i: Fiji Sweeney. infelder, 70
CHICAGO, Pete Lister. first baseman
to Detroit
19o9-OutdeIders BUDDY Pyan
and Jack Graney to Cleveland: Tom
Madden catcher 70 Boston Ameri-
cans. Pitcher bobby Groom 20
washington: O+!s Johnson 20 YAM
KEGS
191o-Vear Gregg Erarn and Bill
Steen pitchers TO Cleveland Tom
Seaton. pitcher TO Philade'nhia.
1911-Ivan Olson, infelaer 10
Cleveland
1912-Roger Peckirpaugh short
stop. 70 Cleveland: Chef Chadbourne
outfe'der sought by majors. jumped
20 Federals.
1e1a-Pitcher Bill James to 81.
Louis Browns Catcher Red Kuhn
% CHICAGO white Sox.
1st4-Farrv Heilman outfelder
20 Detroit
1o1s-Dave Bancroft shorts.op.
~ Phil7delnhia Nationals; Arr FOre=
third base 20 View YORK Giants
1o1f-Bu Podeers shortS-oD 10
Cleveland
1a17-pitcher stanley Coveleskie.
Pitcher Allen So'horon and First
> Ra~eman Louis Guisto 20 CleveIa q
7s-"Dutch" Peuthpr pitcher.
70 Chicago cubs. Law Blue. inie'd-
or 70 Detroit
192O-Suds Sutherland pitcher. %
Detroit. Walter Malls, pitcher 70
Cleveland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
Hyde Park Strong

Hyde Park is likely 20 prove a
tartar, as advance notices have
warned the Benders TO play their
best ball. and not let their opponents
obtain any sort OF a lead IN scoring
When on the long end Of the tally
the team is reputed 10 work the best
Coach Burnham will SEND his men
into the game with explicit orders to
rush their opponents of heir feet
from the very start. Providing the
going is easy, the local rientor Will
take out his first string men.
Admission charge has been an
nounced as Csc at the gate. and 15c
with the season tickets, which were
issued at the start OF basketball ac-
Invites. The game viii start prompt
~ at 500 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
SPEAKING OF CIGARS.

When you say cigars.-say Dutch
Masters. 45-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
DEPAUW QUINTET
WINS 0NE-SIDED
GAME FROM IRISH
Greencastle Team Shows SUI
perior Form and Cops Last
n. ID. Home Game, 1924.

DePauw defeated Notre Dame. IS
TO "a. last night in the Sotre Dame
gymnasium. The Greencastle FIVE
was faster on the floor. better IN
teamwork and more accurate in their
shooting. and were seen 20 be the
superior team from the first whistle.
Just after which they made two
quick baskets Because OF the splen-
aid showing OF the Notre Dame
quintet in the Wabash game. which
was lost BY a mere few points,
close game and possible victory was
expected in the match with DePauw.
Too much confidence may have han
dicapped the Notre Dame five last
night. ard given DePauw a start that
was not 20 be headed by the moss
desperate efforts.
The Notre Dame team was hashy
at intervals. when they kept the De
Pauw men we'll guarded but the
slightest unwariness was taken ad-
vanta, of by DePauw and quick
passing put the ball in the hands Of
free man who seldom missed hts
shot. DePauw rarely failed az goal
while Notre Dame missed often. Al
lee and Merdenhall, darling from the
man who covered them, were most
notably successful in trimming the
ball IcDermott and Coughlin
hooped most OF the NOtre Dame
points. Kane, Logan and Kennedy
broke up many plays. and kept
down the count.
Lost Home Game.
The game was the last of the sea
son on the Notre Dame floor. The
next game. Played Thursday. March
2. at wabash. viii finish the season
NOtre Dame gpirit was high through
out the game Before IL started the
packed stands were led in cheers for
avery man on the team. Many visit
6rs and "a small contingent from De-
Tauw were present.
DePauw began with a rush and
Gagged two baskets before Notre
Dame got their bearings. One Notre
Dame basket and a few fouls made
the score closer. but Depauw ran
wild again. and by the end of the
half the score was IS TO Z. Ken
uedy cut his upper lip during ;he
first moments OF play. but remained
i'm the game, until the last part Of
the half when he was replaced by
Guugan. Logan going in at Gilligan S
POSITION. Alice made three goals
during tho period and Laughliu,
White and Merdcnhau. two each.
Change Lineups.
There were many changes i'm both
lineups during the second half
Coughlin. who went I'm for Kane kept
his man well guarded. and Gagged
two goals. Kennedy, Logan and
Kane were also very active. but de-
spite the vigilance of the NOtre Dame
mon. IauEhIu Merdenhall and
Young slipped through and under
Tho basket. Very few of tho DePauw
baskets were long shots. Laushin
was quito as accurate I'm shooting
fouls as i'm shooting frcu the field.
Notre Dame was slightly better in
the second. than ia the first half,
but at no time compared with De-
PAW.
Between tho halves two interhal|
relays were run. Corby defeated
Badin IN a fast run. making the dis
lance in 81 fiat. In the secoud relay
Brownson. with Conuors leading of
and Tau" Walsh ending. defeated
the Day Dodgers. The first was a
sIN-mau race. tho second. "a three
man race.
No,rc Dame ,.O Webash (f5l
IcDermott ....-.-.-.- Laughlir
NIL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-29
sOETIA,
NoTAs DE JUNcos

NUEvO COMISIoNADo MUNICH
PAL DE INSTRUCTION. Ha sido
Nombrado por la Asamblea Municipal
en- sustituci6n del Sr. Felix Rexach
quien presentara la renuncia, cspon-
taneamente, el Lcdo. Celestino BENZ
tez, como Comisionado Municipal de
Instruction. A la vez que lamensamos
la resoIuci6n del sr. Rexach, Iasen hi
ciera siempre un excelente coniisicna-
do, nos ccngratulamos por venir a nues
troi seno Ell veterano luchador por la
causa de la lredencion educativa lie
1'uerto Rico. Ell Sr. Benftez esta alta
mente capacitado para regir los desti.
nos de este delicado departamento, pues
to que ha trabajado por espacio de
veinte amos en- Ell campo del Magiste-
(Continda en- la pagina III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-29
CLUB MAR1PosAs

Ell viernes Is del corriente y en- Ell
salon de actos de la Escuela Superior
de Ponce celebr6 este sinpatico Club
su primera fiestecita.
Con la elegante invitaci6n recibimos
G. programa; muy suggestive y con esta
nota: No Sc admiten hombres. Era,
pues el esfuerzo netamente femenino.
Kermoso lverdad? I'm grupo de anna
lies inteligentes estudiantes qre por
esta vez ha prescindido del elemento
masculine.
Resultado, sencillamente esalendido.
veamos: La Srta. Isabel Mu!is, entu.
SHASTA presidenta del Club. snanci5 en-
breyes bien coordinadas frases que
iba comenzar la veiada, aparcvechan
co la oportunidad para dar las gracias
los concurrentes por su asistencla al
acto.
Nos sorprendio muy agradS blementc
la nina Gillian Olivella Gaztainbide,
que solo cuenta amos, ejecutando al
piano Ell walls 'DTelanc6lico' con des-
tre-a y perfection superiores su
edad. Acaso en- no lejano dia, llegara
ser Lillian una gloria puertorriqueia.
Nuestra felicitaci6n sus amantes pa
dres y un APPLAUSE mas para ia artista
en- miniature.
Sylvia Silva lego un traoajo origi-
nal, dandonos conocer la historic del
Club con todo Ell optimislro de sus
amos, afirma que este sera ell centre
irradiador de muchas cosas buenas y
titles, no solo para el Club, sino para
su uuerida escuela. Muy accrtada y
cjala Sc realize todo 10 qua con su in
teres y entusiasmo desea.
Suggestive delicado Ell walls 'Exta.
sis'', cantado en- caracter POI las Srtas
Marta Quinones, Petra Carmen PR
cell, Isabel Mufoz, Laura Orta, Isabel
Morales y Sylvia Silva Trajeadas artfts
ticamente de rosa palido pl.ecian seis
rrincesitas de ensuefo, 4as cantaror
con alma aquellas estrofas. Ell acompa
famiento de piano estuvo q cargo dt
la Srta. Lola Orta.
La Srta. Celeste Gaztambide nos re-
cit6 magistralmente essinscni;. He,eni
ca''. Ell timbre suavisimo de su voz, Ia
expression en- 81 decir, nos hizo vibral
alma adentro. Muy bien, Celeste.
'sAcuerdate de mi", couplets canta
dos por la Srta. Maria Quifones. Sa