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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-T1MES
SPORTS
PORTS
FOOTBALL BASEBALL BOWLING BASKETBALL
GOLD AND BLUE
GET NEEDED REST
POLLY AND HER PALS
Neewah has no'h'ng further to say!
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MOST HA.
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Notre Dame Defeats Ail But
One of Six Hard Op
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Th're -a as no fnotKilI practice at
,'otr' I.im y :-f r-rdny afternoon.
Th'- rf.'ij-on f'r sikM an omif-ion
V..1S that trio anl blu wisnn
Is ovfr, thf football lud havo r-on
iv.jlUd aw;iy and will not bo ro
;irrcti until nxt pprintj. Thro is
11 Ktrir-ral fwhv.K of relief amor.:;
the playory, for this fp.von has Wn
a particularly Ion?? anl liHicult
one. Furh a lit of K."imM as Wis
consin. Nebraska, the Army, Fouth
Dakota. M. A. C. and W. & J. v-nuld
hu extr-rnied any team Notre
Dam evpr had, hut with a limited
amount of material, a majority of
liht as well as preen players, an
uno3U.il run of hardluek, this year's
tquad ha had a hard row to hoo.
The record hun? up by the war
time team was an excellent one:
Every team but Nebraska was beat
en. Th Cornhuskers, too, were the
only team to score a touchdown
aain?t lh ?oll and blue. Notre
Iiame m.nle a brilliant record in the
east. The Army, at the outlet of
th 5ea.con, rated as one of the very
lt a trcrre nations in the country,
fell before the onslaught of the "ex
ponnts of the passing pame out of
the west." and la.n Saturday the
humbling of the heavy and veteran
filled W. Sr J. team made a fitting
finale to a nost successful season.
There js one rnore act in this
year's gridiron drama not yet en
acted. It is the election of a cap
taJn for the U1S team. There are
three seniors from whom a leader
-will undoubtedly be chon:
Andrews. Madisan and Miller. The
Arst two aro linemen, ' Miller is a
fallback. Unlike other schools, how
ever, Notre Dame, does not always
elect a senior a captain. P.achman,
Mulligan. Dorian. Daly, McKenna
and Powers are some recent Notre
Dame leaders whose seniority was
not demanded by the elect rates.
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Copyrigbl. 1917. by Ncwapapr Feature Service. Inc. Cr a I Britain rLrhU reerred. Refftstered in U. S. PaIaaI OfR-
Boning a Bat"
to Get Base Hits
TINKER WILL NOW SELL
SOME COLUMBUS STOCK
COMTMIil'S. O.. Nov. 27. Niw
that it is assured that the American
association circtMt will remain in
tact next season. Joe Tinker, pres
ident and manager of the Colum
bus club, will attempt to sell some
of the stock held by Thomas K.
ViNon. the Chicago packer, to Col
umbus citizens.
"I did not feel like askincr any
Columbus people to make an invest
ment until I was certain no changes
were t be made in the circuit."
Tinker said. "Mr. Wilson, as h jren
erally known, owns most of the
stock. It will a ol thin? for
the jr:ime to lne it owned by Col
umbus business men."
Tinker denied that he was con
tiderinc the St. Louis Americans or
any other than 'oiumlus next sea-on.
TP. AMP FfiT P'Wrr:U. P.eautl
fully I'erfumed. Stips bad odors on
Kweatv feet and arm pits. 2ÖC at
COONLEY'F. Adv.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27. Supersti
tions of baseball player have given
many a laugh to Charlie O'Leary,
who, for nine years was a star
infielder with the Detroit club of
Ihe American league. Put it remain
ed for the practice of baseball ec
centrics to "bone a bat" to rub
their clubs with a biff, prea-sy bone
fresh from a butchershop to pro
duce really amusing Fituations.
O'Leary, a Chicagoan, with 17
years of service, on the diamond be
hind him, curled himself up in a
chair and started.
"Never heard of a guy 'bonlns a
bat?' " he began. "Why, say. some
of the players, even big leaguers,
sit in the club houses for hours and
bone a bat until it glistens. Some
times they'll take their favorite
strick to the hotel vL night and
'bone' it for a courle of hours. And
if any of them should get two or
three hits in the game the next day,
the devil himself couldn't 'et the
bone away from them. It would be
a lucky bone then and they'd rub
it all the harder."
"P.oning the bat," in the rrinds of
the superstitious ones, tills up the
pores of the wood, prevents it from
splintering- and makes the bat ring
when it connects with the ball .
producing longer driven.
"Getting hits is the sole ambition
of every ball player," 0'Iear' said,
"and a lot of them sincerely believe
that 'boning their bats will get
them more hits. It's the truth that
some of the 'bugs' of the game, aft
er a particularly successful day,
will take their bats to bed with
them and some will even go so far
as to stick them up in a seat op
posite them while riding on a
train."
O'Leary. who managed the San
Antonio club of the Texas league
last season, told of one lanky mem
ber of the team who happened to
take a certain street car to the ball
park one day. As luck would have
BOWLING SCORES
HANS
Huppert
Harth .
Yoder .
Slath
L. Hans
IMTKI LKAGl'E
DHLCiCilST
1TJ4
1TJ
172
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Totals ." M
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I5re!inus
Turner
Dior
Amltn.i
Anderson .
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145
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172
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177
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175
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474
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Kegel
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Smith ,
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201
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171
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Low Score
Van Pinter
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127
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127
1.11
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Hit
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174
21 17
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17i
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127
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HPW. CO.
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147
MS
175
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140
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155
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152
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170
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Totals ...
r.emliardt ..
I'.eyers
J. .Miller ...
raisiiiL'er
.1. Neei:an
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115
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157
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147
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122
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Totals
817 7.;iJ 771 22 n 7
EAGLE LKAGl'E.
DEER'S
Cottrell ...
tlrueger ...
Iew Serue
Dununlninjj
Lnntert
Handicap
Totals'
12il
127
157
HHJ
lis
171
147
150
MO
12S
155
171
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171
421
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513
Totals
IMPS
Laven ' . .
Jooley ..
Hrown .
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J'24 i21 v.ts ::74.1
I'KINTEK'Si TICIO.
1N.1
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144
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124
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144
17i
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457
47;
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.Mitchell
Young
Schnell
Allcm.mg
Thornton
Handicap
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12S
14-J
157
112
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154
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11!
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114
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slO
207
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425
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nVS mh: !k4 2'.115
I '.I'LL APTOMATIC-
P in Cham
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Smith ..,
Moore
l'a tterson
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Totals
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17.
15 4
145
241
14
117
15
154
175
241
Lis
1U7
115
lo5
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241
4.12
475
452
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I'.arnett
Taylor
Lindteailt
Handicap
AH. TO LEA (i I K.
Totals ..
HOOPS
Si'itiniiTs .
Moon
Hamann ..
Mvers
l.rw Score
Handi :ip
Totals .
152
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175
170
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1 40
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115
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120
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144
152
151
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7l0 SOO 027 2020
it, he drove out four hits in the
game that afternoon.
"Do you think I could get that
bird to ride out to the park in an
automobile with me the next day?"
O'I.eiry asked. "Xot on your life.
For four -days he waited for the
same car."
O'Leary has two offers to man
age minor league clubs next sea
son, but does not plan to close a
deal until after the first of the year.
There is a chance that he might re
turn to the majors to fill some gap
caused by the departure of a player
into war service. O'Leary cavorts
around the infield with much of his
old-time speed and still is consid
erable of a hitter, although he
steadfastly maintains that he
"boning" his bats, years ago.
Totals ...
HTA V IX
Jackson
Ilovard
Jacobs 15
Handicap 1
010 5 41 Cll 17i;s
lis
17
157
155
114
ii7
M4
M5
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Totals 512
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411
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540
PRIXTKK'S.
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Eddy 141 17!)
Handicap M4 M4
120
14s
111
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Totals
NO NAME
Wagner
Probock
Knobloek
Handicap
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501
152
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1.14
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574
147
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140
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115
14.1
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414
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402
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r.raruan Ham
Shirk
K:issmuson
Wolfe
Handicap ...
Totals
SM SU Sl'.t 250.1
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121
10
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117
121
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A Last Message
Suppose you were leav
ing a last message to a
son twenty years of age.
Would there not be
something in it about
thrift and saving?
Give him the benefit
of this message, while
you live, and he will hon
or you for it.
This bank is assisting
many young people; let
it do so for vou.
AMERICAN TRUST CO.
4 On Savings.
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Uncomplicated Cases
$12
Mike O'Dowd, the new middle weight champion, by reason of his
defeat of Al McCoy, on the list niä ht allowed under the r.ev. law for
kcjinnr in New York state.
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