Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 14

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CARPENTIER GIBBOUS SIGN 0 JIMMY DUY OR ONE YEAR SacAUiA Mftpvhndv knows Diva Lvorvbndv doing and can do That one thought and the low price tag I dobs the trick ormer ootball Coach to Act in Advisory Capacity in 1924 Season when he picked red substitute for him In ree Press 1 Audio llraty CUchi Mitt 8496 10 2 9 0 0 Conference Indoor Track and ield Championship Closes Athletic School Year With Unique Record for Illinois 0 14 Inning Keto Rod VanUah Mnakn ROM Cork lnata 256 166 206 10 194 223 145 DETROIT AIS iNE I BALES 15c up Notre Dame Signs amous ootball Mentor to 10 Year Contract SOUTH BEND IND March (By ths Associated Knuts Itockne football coach at Notre Dame university for whose services the university of Iowa was negotiating today signed a contract to remain at Notre Dame for the next 10 years lowa wanted Rockne as the suc cessor to Howard Jones Who ac cepted a five year contract from Trinity college Durham at a reported snlary of 1 10000 a year contract with Notre Dame did not expire until next year He was reported to have giv en Iowa athletic authorities an op tion on his services effective next year but when this report reached Notre Dame alumni hundreds of appeals began to descend 06 him to remain President Matthew Walsh of Notre Darfie issued the following statement today: "The president of Notre Dame university and Rockne athletic director and coach wish to make the positive denial to any rumor that Mr Rockne is to lente Notre Dame As pledge of Mr Rockne's Intentions It is announced that the Notre Dame coach has Just renewed a contract to remain at Notre Dame for 10 years" BY HARRY BULLION it a ENHTUN March again i minor brands Caddie? lie knows becalisfe he has 1 a i for men who know the game! He can tell you what to do and when! 1 rt 49 I In l' 1 ft ywuHr nnii brill) OHtftt A hh wni ilntl bMterto Us TORONTO AH If YOU know the game in its finer points you re not getting most out of it! Learn it from a man grew up with it! Jack Gibson of Westward II Eng land and the Inverness Club of Toledo 10 Half I our Lessons $12 plate Conde ner with 3 pklo Vernier £hM $475 IndorUnco 711 ftwitrh SX $195 vote hors Glove $245 0 A A 1 RBANA JU March When the University of Illinois track team won the indoor championship of the Big Ten con ference It was the climax of a re markably record for the present school year So far the Illlnl athletes have ac complished these feats: tie for championship Basketball tie for championship indoor championship tie for championship Old timers are beginning to recall the golden days of 1815 when Illi nois at one time was champion in alt four major sports football bas ketball Baseball and a rec ord unparalleled in the annals pt the western conference and prob ably in the history of Intercollegiate athletics Coach Zuppke started the cham pionship parade last fall when his footballers swept through to eight victories no defeats and a tie with Michigan for the flag The Illlnl and the Wolverines did not meet but will hook up next fall In the me morial stadium at homecoming Coach Ruby and his basketeers ran the gamut from nothing to everything Beset with injuries the team lost four of the first six games and roosted dismally in the cellar With Captain Potter the main stay on the bench with a wrenched knee his teammates lost to Ohio State by three points and to Wis consin by a single marker When he recovered the Illlnl won six con secitive victories went from sev enth to first place and tied with Chicago and Wisconsin for the championship The wrestling started the season with only two letter men Captain Player and McMillen Illi nois mat supremacy indicated by two championships In four years with only three defeats In the same period apparently was ended But under Coach Prehn's guidance the team defeated Purdue Michigan Chicago Ohio State and Iowa and was declared Joint title holder with Indiana Track enthusiasts are so accus tomed to seeing troach Olli turn out Northwestern Must Win Mich igan Title to Play at Chicago Pork yfQ i nit Toto op Bona Brook 1bteC itol "Dy Cjtt'huqk Uneu Unci MAyftlr Nik AQa Ostin Line Ortlftte IQj hh dost "fiiliin Bolt Ootulon Aportoman HchI I BASEUALrL IBATS 25c up i 4 1 I 2 Ex Mentor Consents to Return at Request of Athletic Board HY STANLEY BRING ootball still has Its lure Jimmy Duffy In spite of the fact that a growing law practice pre vents him from ever entering the coaching field again except as ad visory coach for the University of Detroit during the 1934 season Duffy agreed to act in this ca pacity for one year only follow ing a three hour session of the ath letic board of control at Its meet ing in the university athletic office Monday night The board found that in the list of eligible candi dates that none of the group was available for a year round berth Conch Hunt to Continue In the emergency Jimmy was asked if he would take the posi tion for the 1924 season He agreed Clarence (Steamer) Horning accept ed the line coach berth Another assistant will be named by Duffy later His choice however is sub ject to approval of the board of Kitiieuc control Mr Duffy will time to coaching Horning as his In the Interim the athletic board will continue to seek a man for the all year round berth who eventual ly If he meets the requirements will be given the position of ath letic director It was only when board mem bers explained the situation to Duffy that he consented to act as advisory coach It was Jimmy's Intention to stay away from foot ball because the time exacted by his law practice leaves him little for coaching activities but In the emergency he felt it his duty to give his services Board Does Well In landing Duffy even for a year the board did well Among football men who are real students of the game Duffy ranks ace high as a tactician and strategist There Is very little about the theoretical and practical side of the game that jimmy ooes noi Know until took charge of the University Continued on Page 13 between league 'J'lgers this afternoon took another gnie from the Toronto club Though the total score run up to day by the Tigers was not as largo the result was Just undecisive Off one pitcher whom Nknager Howley had the courage to send through the entire gamo the Bengals made nln hits and five runs and the five determined their margin of victory jjarl Whltehlll and Bill Ludolph tilled In turn for the Tigers the Pouthpnw over a route of six In nings and the right hander three Together they restricted the Leafs to five hits so widely scattered that to' get them acquainted it would have been necessary to Introduce the liberties Only One Reaches Third fOnly one of the minor leaguers got as far as third base so effect ively did the sharpshooters that Manager Cobb paraded for Toron tti's Inspection perform Whltehlll's work was particularly gratifying to the partisans of the Tigers' In six Innings he allowed just three hits but a whale of a catch off Malsel by Manush who killed a certain three base hit got the southpaw over In the fourth inning In no Inning did two of the To ronto hits appear either while Whltehlll or Ludolph draped the i libbers And behind th6 pitchers Utb Bengal cast played with dash that would have electrified a mldJ season crowd In hospitable suf roundings Three times when the Leafs appeared anxious to push a slight advantage on the bases the Infield camo to the rescue with double plays which cut down the nremy without apologies or cere mony aulkner a kid fresh from th naby leagues pitched aS well as jeouhi be expected against a bunch of dynamiters like tne Tigers He showed them a good curv ball that twisted away from their bats andconsequently was not Subjected to robust massaging But the fast ball that he switched In wthAras the rock upon which he split Outguess Oscnr Stanage 1'i Smart old Oscar Stanage behind the bat for Toronto engaged in a guessing contest with the Tiger mely Safety by Whitehill Gives Detroit Its Runs Manush' Again Helps Out With TripleriTBet Weather of Tour Encountered and Play of ptBdth Sides Benefits p'Good Pitching Again Turns Trick BASE BALL Mr Manager: Here's your chance to save real money Many pat terns to choose from Suits comprise pants jacket cap Aq aa xnd socks vvvU 2S 1041 Clubbers but they had the edge In that Invariably the hard" one was diagnosed properly and sailed to untenanted spots for safeties Nothing that resembled cannon ading disturbed the Inhabitants of thia peaceful little city since the application of the Tigers' bats was measured by modest blows save A rousing triple off the log that Helnle Manush cells a bat It was the faculty that the Tigers showed for supporting one or two blows by another that accumulated the five runs just the same a thslr Pitchers' caution plus the airtight defense behind them avoided tree passing by the young men in tbs other cast No day coud have been more Ideal for a ball game Alt day a warm sun beamed from the skies with welcome relief for tho Clubs who would have gladly played to empty stands and felt that the time spent was profitable if the sporting element here had not turned out In large numbers to see the ath letes In action To a large extent the populace was disappointed because Harry Hellmann Manager Cobb Pratt and some of' the others didn't knock ths boards out of tho fences with drives off their bats but as a game the contest was far above the average nps 1 IIK LI IUQ juuauj Whltehlll lllta Pair Two were out before got the formula tor markers In the second inning Then Burka walked Hassler dopbled him to third and Whltehlll supplied a single for the Impetus to score both Without the aid of a hit the TlgSra got another run tn the third Jones and Cobb walked Mannsli forced Cobb Jones going to third from where ha counted on the front end of a double steal with Manush Nothing more developed in a run making way until the fifth whore the last of the liberties on the bases were taken Cobb open ed the round with a single to left Manush's contribution wag a triple to deep right adoring his leader Hellmann drove the ball at Capes who fumbled long enough to let Six nush score though he recovcf tn time to get Hellmann at tha Initial corner Thereafter the feature of the game was the duel on the hill be tween aulkner and Whltehlll first and then aulkner and Ludolph The latdr seemed td be In the same frame of mind as his predecessor and refused positively to court dis aster of any kind while aulkner gathering either confidence or effic iency or both as the contest reach ed the six furlong post took a hand In issuing blanks himself 4 Jenss lb Cobb cf MAiiuh If Kerr 2b vHeHmann rfratt 2b inirkA t4AMir( Wto4all aWh it th HI Wlnfo Tolftl" 88 Baited 'for Whltehlll In tilth Detroit Toronto Mtchlnf eummery: TwQ beee hlte Beteler SALEM 25 Demontrat the vast disparity league and major of baseball the Maurice Hotchkiss Picks able Substitute in Sweepstakes Maurice Hotchkiss proved to be a good prophet die Hume to The Detroit Afternoon When he was unable Maurice selected Hume as likely substitute and reddie came through He set such a rapid pace for the other five bowlers that they tell far behind tho x291 pins he collected Jn hls fourth and fifth games Hume gathered 500 pins with scores of 256 and 244 this giving him a long lead over Deacon Smith who was hls closest rival reddie start ed with 211 and then rolled a pair of 192 scores Then followed hls 256 and 244 counts and he finished with 196 Deacon Smith started and finished well falling but three pins short of a 200 average In hls middle games the Deacon so good having scores of 181 and 166 His best game was 245 Ernie Hartmann who is leading in the sweepstakes by a big mar gin was forced to take third place for the day It was the final two games that dropped Ernie in the standings After topping the dou ble century mark in three of hls first four games he fell off to 162 and 193 Eddie Moore Lou Davis and red die Smith found the pins hard to topple and trailed the three leaders Eddie started well but hit ting them after the first two games Billy Miller Harold Allen BUI Lilley Stanley Juchneiwlcz Johnny ruuier ana Mowara Wednesday Tuesday's Hume Ill Smith 203 Hnrlirtann 201 Alocr 311 Davis 192 Mmlth Hrt 216 1 6 SuiHh'n IWLfc Hartrrtann'M 195 5 6 Moore'e 190 1 1 183 5 6 171 ishing 1Ks4 Alann Bell Hlldrbrftnl ifi Spltrnere Troat i Hto lop I'ittbernmn'e CEu Knife OOP Hook line Sinker Kli 10f 250 A MISS THE UN a radio outfit complete All ready to liaten in Anybody can oporaio it Notice: This set be turned in at 0rice any tlrM want larger Michigan A A President Will Have Charge of Olym pic Track Tryout Appointment of committee chair men and plans for stimulating In terest In the coming Olympic track and field tryouts at Ann Arbor on May 30 marked the weekly meeting of the Michigan A A at the board of commerce Tuesday after noon Charles Lynch president of the Michigan A A who was In strumental In having the award made here was named chairman general: Charles Brennan one of the pioneer athletic officials of the state chairman of transportation and advertising Charles AV Burton chairman field and officials: George AV Elworthy chairman of registra tions Charles Earl chairman of receptions and George AV Graves president of the A A A assist ant to Lynch ielding Yost will be offered the office of active referee for the tryouts In tha event the Michigan athletic director declines Lynch will officiate It Is expected that the meet will require two' days In which to be completed The pentathlon de cathlon cross country run and steeple chase events making the two day period necessary An active campaign already Is under way for stimulating Interest In the meet Co operation of vir tually every high school and college In the state has been pledged Additional Sporting News ound on Pages 15 and 20 ranco American Match Will Comprise Entire Olympic Program at Paris Baris March A ranco American match will comprise the entire Olympic rnghy program ranca and the United States being th only countries to enter teams in the ompetltinn for which the entry Irat closed yesterday Rumania and Turkey soHe time ago informed the rench Olympic committee Unofficially that they would send teams but their official entries have not arrived Relchel secretary of the rench Olympic committee expects that the lone rugby mutch will bring out one of the largest Olympic crowds second only to those at tending the marathon race and the finals of the assooiatlon football SENDS THREE Light Heavyweights to Meet at Michigan City Ring on July 4 Chicago March Articles call ing for a bout at Michigan City Ind next July 4 between Georges Carpentier the rench light heavy weight and Tom Gibbons St Paul light heavyweight were signed here this afternoon following a confer ence between Eddie kane acting for Gibbons and Jack Curley rep resenting the rench boxer The bout will be 10 rounds or less and no decision can be given Carpentier according to principals In conference will ba auar anteed more than JonOOO Gibbons will box for a psreentage of the gross receipts the amount not hav ing been named Curley who came here from New York today will stay over several days to assist loya itzsimmons promoter of the contest In arrang ing details of the bout itzsimmons announced after the conference that the arena he has built at Michigan City will be en larged to hold several thousands persons additional to the 27000 It was originally built for Articles for the bout provide for ench boxer to train two weeks previ ous to the bout within a short dis tance of Michigan City Curley said today Carpentier would reach the United States some time during May Victory in State Tourney May I Mean Entry in Na I tipnal Event A I As only state Interschplastlc bJ I ketball champions are eligible to I compete in the national tournn I mont which will bo held at the Uhl varsity of Chicago April 1 5 North weatern two time holder of tho Detroit title will not get an invl tatlon unless the Colts succeed In 1 landing the Michigan crown at Ann Arbor this week It is believed that If the Red and i I Gray succeeds in adding 'the state 1 title to Its list of ahletio achieve ments permission to make the Chi cago journey will bo forthcoming I Chicago officials have intimated I that a place will be reserved for the I champions of Michigan even though I their entry may come In late 1 It I the Red and Gray wins at Ann I Arbor It la automatically eligible for the Chicago tournament Appeals to Players I A rule passed before the basket I ball season began limits the city I champions to either the state or I Chicago tournament but ft is the I impression the rule will be waived I to permit Detroit tj be represented I In the national meet If Its kings I also bring home Michigan I laurels I To the players the to 1 play at Ann Arbor for the time fl being overshadows their natural desire to make the Chicago trip The Colts aro confident of their ability to make an excellent show ing at Ann Arbor and they do not conceal tho fact they are going after state honors AVlth the Colts entering the Afin Arbor event only Southeastern is eligible to make the trip with them Had the Colts received a bld front Chicago they would have accepted In this Instance Northwestern win ner ot tniru Place tn tno city finals would have been eligible to accom pany Southeastern to Ann Arbor Therefore the alcons must put away their uniforms and forget basketball until another season cornea around Northeastern was especially anxious to make the Ann Arbor Journey as the Green and Gold players were far from satis fled with their work In tha city championship series Before dismissing the local prep basketball season it is appropriate to mention the work of the officials who handled tho city series games Gerald Prashaw and William Rem mert Their work was high class and Wan favorabla comment from players officials and spectators Hardly a kick was registered In the four contests and there was' not a single dispute which delayed the: game a moment 15 'Missed Very Pew I They called every violation of the rules they could see and they miss ed very few Each whs on top of every play lietnmert as umpire Continued on Page 15 Rprtng Cell Aerial jtl IN fee enrriee 4JHorrtoo LendTln $695 40 If 6 A JU 0 0 9 0 4 1 1 lunp 0 wuli kX $445 Any Nto SIGHS llllini eats Recall Past COLTS ENTER Tie Three Win One' Title COURT SERIES winners that It was regarded almost as a commonplace when hls team defeated Notre Dame and Iowa in dual encounters took first Relay carnival honors and won the Indoor conference meet with a two to one score over Michigan tho closest rival With the Indoor season In the dis card the Illlnl aro grooming for spring sports The southern base ball trip gets under way April 11 and the next day the track and field team departs for the Pacific coast to tangle with the California Golden Boars on April 19 BEDDIE IIIJSIE TOPS BOMS Cenun Achtrman Loud Sptohlof unit for Victrola attach A 1 ment Kaf tif 1 yhitehill Ludolph Hold Leafs In Check While Tigers Bat Out 5 0 Victory I Back In Harness I Itt Coach jimmy Duffy who retired football coach at the Univeriity of Detroit in 1922 agreed Tuesday night to return in capacity for the 1924 season after the university's athletic board of control found it impossible to land the man I i wanted for sn all year position Duffy consented to give his I tcrvicts on a one ycat basis only nindlnf Erie Reflex part at Cut Rate Price Record Crowds 1 Watched Prep Court Series iMorc limn pernonsi him the four tfomeH of the Detroit a Interncholnntic hONketlmh ehnni ntoneliln erien ut the Armory flffure which 'rthowai the IqterrM i triken th the Kport lleeclnte were oomethlii over! $0000 And to aatlMfy tho demand for Nontv whleh the limited on I pueUy of the nvernxe hluh rcIiooI Im unublc to do It poMl blc that next Meneon the more: i linportHnt gnmen of the regular schedule um well ns the titles eoutestM will be played at Metro ffliprrme Acme lvfk rdrmit ihnlh wum 1 Q9 DP idHe with horn iwul JMJZvu wuxic $15000 Ji '1J1 Wtorw vwtw I HH! '51 06 8 A A A Whltehlll I la Innina off Ludolph 3 In 3 Inning wq mam mw miinr unnowi rao inru tnu nHMeriUBh Struck Hy Whluhlll 1 by aulkner I JJ Hlh (Iff T'aulknr I off Ludolph 2 Double pui Hurk Pratt and Illa jWhlKhlll ijatt and Uiua Stanaao had Uoll Lettnt Mm Detroit 7 Toronto 8 Wild pitch aulkner 2:00 Umpireo Oweu tad Hett Tennis Soccer and Rugby on List Mailed rench New York March 25 Entries of the United State In three addition al branches of Olympic competition were forwarded today by the Amer lorn Olympic committee They are for men's and women's tonal recnr nnd rugby football No individual trnm entries hive been filed but the United Rtatea Lawn Tennis association has ar ranged for the maximum number of participants In all five events on the Olympic the single and doubles women's eln gles and Roubles and mixed dou bles Thia permits four entires In the single and two teams In each of tho doubles events The Olympic tennis piav Is sched uled from July 13 to 20 Rugby the next feature on the international program Is hooked for May 3 to 19 and succor from May is to June 9 GOL PRO ILL Chicago Mareh 25 Robert McDonald golf profsaslonal under went an operation Ar appendicitis yesterday nnd la in a aomewhat serious condition according to hls surgeon I 1 1 AIR TIGHT DEENSE ''jn 1 HELPS BENGAL PAIR 4 A 1 7" ujr joo '7: 9 zt' vne IO 1 Ki zcXouveysv SnSKflK V8 affix 5 wixiiisb I Etffs ritire jW iSSf Wi WC 7 vL rwrr rr unr 11 1 US 95d KI urn i aJ ma V' A "'J I I i 11 JftN 11 wwwwBmmbmim Ira WLissTJ bum i im 3 mi i ses i i WIW 1 tt I MHRJ 1 i (fl WP I ffl I I lai III II Iia iftaeeaiiia isMMna i i i rltn i i ti 'll'UUUHIflH VVWUlWUr A4t 1 cin' lef ''i wniH'm 11 A 1 1 'll i t' a 1 1 1 i i n'l 'T W4 i EBBI IfeMfei.