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MOM.V irV lIM.NC;. APKIL '21, VJl.
THE SOUTH BEND NEWSTIMES
LINCOLN LIFERS
FAIL IN ATTACKS
POLLY AND HER PALS
Well, It's a Toss-Up Which is Worse
Copyright, ir-17. Internatloual ISewi
terlc.
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UP ujiTh AiaHe is
js Dora lnfcM
They Came Touted to Take
All Honors, But
Flunked.
Ol IT'.
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hi l. rn i i i i u u r k. v I
rr . i w "7 caw a
F .fchovphat Sparc.
M'n and f .tms with rtfords ar.'l
r.iiili romc and K" in tho l.owlin
atn- hut thy (J. i not always mak'
coli c ion . The famous Lincoln
L.lr tt.ii.i o Fort Wayne cam ;
jtr-'H-ly touted to tak" all the hon
ors in th- ninth annual tournament
of Ih Iv.iana Fowling association
i.ijA in pni?r--i in this city. P'.t
Cay laiP-d in ev ry attack, th-jr
1 est f florts be in.; third place in the
Jce-roeri t-erit. a.'.d the same posi
tion in the indiwdi.al event.
IMdb- Kraft. anchor for th"
.n! :iiy Aiiey Fic-. jumped into
th" 1 : i I of tbe im! : il ua 1 ever.t .
t r I i y nrornirik'. warn three very
' on;:.,lcnt i;ar:i . with a :ir.e f-core
i' i - -1 th- mark s t hy Jess
I'ritch-tt of Indianapolis, the pre
:"! iay 'y pit: v. Fill i'ein-
. art anl Ik k Mnru'Wi.-fi each had
a ffiari'- to jays the mark of Kraft
1. tr in the day l.ut th.y were not
; 'i a 1 to t h' o ( a si on .
;. dv. i-i and Kirkh.oM' u i e never
:. -lander in the two-men event dur
ir.j.' the d i and n team came with
.n In pins of the leaders. However.
thfr- wer- four
t'iniH t
hrea k J
ir.io tlie i-rt Ft teams, the Zurrher
". n-m ci rn ! -i na t in making the i.est
;Tort jvitii which rietted a tie
for- third place with Pritchett and
'.....lvvia of Indianapolis. The Hi
Las ,f i-'ort Wayne rcdled int.)
ixth plac on tli- late shift of the
. , r i . r i j-'piad Sitijrday evening.
Focal h'iiucs hi;.
I.'ial hauaes ar- fa-t loakiii
exit for the season ami this
for
.w-k will .- a nurnher of others.
. .I o .t or" coriimi.ssian for the year.
Ilmo-a r. there are . lot of oii 's and
i nds to i lean ii p 1-efore the curtain
fall-. rie of the hit: thin' is tlie
triple tie in the West Side leamj
pere thre ( lull--, tlie . ' h o k a Stars.
I: i!l,,;s F.ros. and Solomon Stars
.p. it the regular s-'Tiedule in a tie.
''I, ...... nill ttt'f thi..:ii r:ime
ontest durin-T the week.
Ato-thef organization where a lot
of !('tiu-,;ii:n;r i t he done is the
All floh league. The officers of that
orL'a ri ia t ion init Hiat all of th
I-adinL' lu!'S in that league must
oil off all of their j. .s( jMin.-d L'.tmes,
i whi'h there are many, l.efore
as-v of the prices will le awarded.
There ,ir.' ;!. a numl-r of post-P'-ne.J
gain's to he rolled ill the
l'nifed le.iur:ie. which are expected
to he rolle! otT this Week.
'or.sl.hra M intere.-t i manifest
the I'e.;-ral and Tmple lenu'les.
which aio j-till opr'ratin at tlie Flks'
:mple. A -n.-ideralde fiht !s on
m each l'MKie. In the Federal
;.:;iir three id il's have a chanco
rin tifst place while in the Teni
p;e le iue fd ir cluhs still have a
h.ince to hrimr home the hacon.
f!owe-r. th- stdiedules will lose
tin, 'a eck and the winners will he
iie. l.ired at the vfi 1 a-ion of each
hade's regular schedule.
Final 'imU of Statt Mvt.
AiH'thor week of howling remain5
of the state howlinir tournament
s.. h'd'ile :tnl t.aere are a Pt f u'ooj
team- -IUI o r"!l. many of whom
ae riot a ' .-hihi as some that have
1 1 r -1 1 (pete.i and w hich may
s';tpt'i.-e the jail hiriN. Although
thrte teures hie aTrcadv rcdled
inoa I ndianapohs. there are still 1:1
ti ore el:;!-- from the rnpTTa! to shoot,
the-e !'ni-himr their sanies next F.it
nrdav and Sunday.
Th re i a cood crop of local
ti .mi- to ; o!l thi we.-K. amone- theo
'. e;ne; the eiah.s frcj.i t h City leapue,
v h;- !i imd-ide the K.-.hh r - Scha-!-.
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tatir u ". team-. Tln n there arc
the Stia.el akers. 'omtry ("luh ;i r -1
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Copyright. 1918, by New.paper
GIANTS AND RED SOX
HAVE CLEAN RECORDS
Xi:V VoliK. April 22. New j
York, 1M7 c hampion of the Nation- j
al league, and Foston. runner-up j
!ast year in the Ameri-an league, I
v-ent to the fore with a clean record j
in their rt-j-pect ive leagues in the j
r p'-nim; week of the major j
league havehall -eaon. which was ;
"ia rre.i i .y unfavorable weather.
Twenty-seen sanies were played;
and 1 postponed. The (liants took J
three straight from Frokln and
one trorn laston and tlie Ked Sox
scored three ictories erich over
Fhiladelfdiia and .New York.
The week's record in each leacue
of sanies played, won and lost, with
runs, hits, errors, men left on hases,
end runs scored hy' opponents, in
cluding the jrames: of
April '2. is as follows:
National Ia-ukm
Saturday,
p u i. u it i: i.r. op i
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p u p i: ii i: I.T. OP
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vn iisiiintn . . i "j 2 1 c, i;o
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St. Penis :; I 7 in 1 J7 ! '.
New York ....; ' A S. .".: P 4.". r,'
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M'ABEE. OF CUBS RAPS
TRIPLE WITH THREE ON!!!;'!1'
CINCINNATI. ., April L'l'. Cin
cinnati hunched errors while Chi
capo'was hunchinp liits in two inn-
irm-. of to.fa's e;ame, and Alexander
was returned a winner over Feu
ther, hy a store of 9 to 1.
McAbee's triple with the ha ses
full hi the fifth was the n.;ist spec
tacular play of the contest. The
Pa me was played on a soppy dia
mond and the weather was rainy
and cold, time heinp called in the
second inninp on account of the
downpour, but play was resumed af
ter 1 ä minutes had elapsed. Score:
chicapo l oo o:o :U'0 9 lu 1'
Cincinnati . . . . 000 00 001 1 X 4
Alexander and Killifer; Keuther
and Wino.
iocki:t fifi i ki Tr.Anri:
)Pi:S MONDAY NKiHT
The recently organized pocket bil
liard leairue will open its season
Mondav nipht when the Jimmie Ä t IPap,1(S- ,s U) re,iexp -M"rraj
Coat's team will journey to Misha- I should the necessity demand it.
waka to meet the Kllsasser team.! number of years the
rnd Nabicht's team will cross cues j Pa dir rs furnished the baseball at
with the Mclnerny Ä Warner team j traction in the early season, cominp
at the latter store. Two pames will I to Notre Dame after playing a few
W plaved bv each representative I saines south. This year, however.
team o.Th week throughout the
schedule which is to last for three
months. The leairue is a new fea
ture of local sports, as nothinp ex
actly like it has ever been promoted
1 efore in the citv, and it is expected
t attract cons'derable attention
fiom followers of the rue game.
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MEET BAGGERS
Wisconsin University to Fur
nish Attraction Today
on Cartier Field.
IJV IJHi:i) ALKXANHIIK.
Weather permitting, th': Notre
Dame hasehall team will make its
initial intercollegiate debut hefore
the home fans Monday afternoon.
j when the Flue and Gold clashes
with the frtron;; Wisconsin univer
sity nine on Cartier held. Little is
consin is not as danperous as in
former years. From past experience
the Notre Dame players are not!
; placing much faith in th(
and will enter the content
the reports
to show
their superiority over the Fadpers.
Strengthened hy the first two
sanies of the year in which Notre
Dame scored victories over "Coat''
Anderson's All-Stars and the Rose
Polytechnic team, the locnsl follow
ers will he "iven an opportunity to
Ijud.H" for themselves how their team
! will tare in the comincr intc-rcol-
panics, especially In the
names wun nie western conierente
teams.
The team returned home early
Sunday morninff from lilooniins-
T 1
ton where Saturday rain interfered p,;,i,n rrei '. . . 'S
with the scheduled trame with In- I I um hells V 1
.IO. n.,n-r,roti- l.'vorv nl ivnr IclActiveS JO
I iiMiui uitn i i .-4i. . 44. v fit., ti
in eood shape and the lonp ride
j fa iloil t(, jf.sson the team's ambition
to score a victory over Wisconsin.
Murray May Pitch.
Just what men will constitute the
battery for the Notre Dame team is
not known. Posibilitie-s are. how
ever, that the reliahle slah artist.
"Fat" Murray, may he called upon
to serve the benders. Murray was
slated to work apainst Indiana,. hut
as rain did not permit Harper to
see his star twirler apainst a con
ference team, chances are that he
may depend upon Murray. Livery,
the recruit who hurled a pood,
steady iranie against Hose Poly and
won with the assistance of his col-
Notre Dame will have a slight edpe
over their opponents, havinp par
ticipated in a number of prelimin
ary pames when the weather per
mitted. i.ast season Notre Dame
defeated Wisconsin, which was the
only defeat the Madisonites suffered
last year, having cancelled the re-
CVown rriitv: If You Itn't Start War T Will.'
IVjVII YKAILS IN UlMANT' AT Till-: ULI VI II I TODAY, MATINKi: AND MC:iIT.
mainins pames of the roster on ac
count of the war.
New .Mom in Lineup.
IJoth teams will present a prac
tically new lineup. Notre Dame is
minus the services of Capt. Jake
Kline. "Chief" Myers. Allison, Kd
pren, Iuhois, Keenan, while Wis
consin also have a number of new
men in their lineup.
Monday's pame will he called
promptly at V:?,Q o'clock. Schaefer.
who officiated in the Notre Dame vs.
All-Stars panic, will umpire the
contest.
Notre Dame's prohahle lineup:
Uonchetti. center field; Fahan.
riht field; Sjohertr. second hase;
Capt. Wolf, shortstop; Fhilhin, first
hase; Barry, left field; Fitz-.'erald or
Manpin. third hase; Andres, catch
er; Murray, Lavery. Smith, T.ally,
pitchers.
BOWLING STANDINGS
AND SCHEDULES
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GAMI THIS WKKK.
Tuelay.
fi:pi:uaf i.fa;fi:
Staps vs Peers.
Fa wiib vs. Orfun.
IUlls s. F.Iks.
Friday.
tkmi'ij: hi:.r;i i:
Antlers " vs. I. oval.
Hairs vs. Tusks.
Ihn ks vi. Horns.
ti UN i it i.i:a;i i: -
Monday-- Father Jahn vs. P.. ihn Frei
Wednesday S. P.. T. V. vs. Paeren
Thursday -Puniliells vs. Actives
AKTIIl'K T4. MILFi:n. TKANSFI3H
Ionp distance moving, and heavy
transferrin?. Pell phone 1711. Home
5670. Advt. 3145-tf.
Dont say you saw It In the
newspaper. Say News-Times.
S. Patent Offic
GKNE K
WITH RELAYERS
Coach is Well Satisfied With
the Showing of
His Men.
Coach Knute K. Fockno and the
Notre Dame four-mile relay team
which hnished second at the Drake
relay carnival in Des Moines Sat
urday, returned home Sunday nipht.
Hockiie stated that his men Mur-
tphy, Van Wonterphen, Sweeney and
I Call ran one of the pamest races
he ever saw.
Fifteen minutes hefore th? races
were scheduled to start at Des
Moines Saturday, snow commenced
to fall steadily, and in no time the
Drake stadium was coveted. So
hash was the wind and so fast was
the snow falling that all the uni
versities at the meet with the excep
tion of Chicago and Wisconsin,
withdrew their entries in the two
mile university relay. They hoped
that the t-now would slacken before
the other races were called. It
lidn't. Instead it increased a the
?;4 afternoon wore on and the temper-'':-;
Uture continued to drop.
Py the time the four-mile relay
4is:the only event in which Notre Dame
'"""' j was entered was called, the ooach
.otl ps had come to the conclusion that
j;M!the weather conditions were not
'-yl Koinff to change immediately. Con
'zx i sequently there were four entries for
the distance affair Chicago. Ames.
Nebrask and Notre Dame. Missouri
and Wisconsin withdrew at the last
j niinute
took the lv?ad in the
first
. me:
nr j relay ami was never headed. The
.(only race was between Chicago and
SOi Notre Dame. Murphy, the first gold
and blue runner, nmsnea aooui ou
yards behind Chicapo, hut Van Won
terphen not only made up the lost
ground hut gained about as much
more when he had run. his mile.
Sweeney had increased the Notre
Dame lead to 00 yards when he
turned the Notre Dame baton over
to Call, who was jutted apainst
MoCosh of Chicago, the fastest
miler at the meet. McCosh g lined
slightly on Call hut he could not em
ploy his preat speed to advantage
and he could not overcome the wide
pap his teammates had allowed
Notre Dame to pain.
The programs of the meet were
unique. n the cover was a serv
ice Map of all the competitors at the
Drake races in former years, and on
the border were the- names of the
men in the service and their re
spective schools. The names of
Miller, Kasper, Meehan, Me Don -ouph.
Noonan, Sfarrett, and King
El-Ill
of Notre Dame occupied conspicuous
places.
All the coaches and contestants
were puests at a mamoth banuuvt
the meet.
The meet was a brilliant success
though the weather was abornin- 1
able. Coach Fockne had no advance 1
advice from the weather man, for j
he failed to carry an overcoat. Wal- j
ter Sweeney, who ran in the third
relay for Notre Dame, won the j
booby prize for tlie trip he had to :
stand the January-like blasts with- !
out an overcoat or a pair of shoes, j
He had on a brand new pair of ox
fords. j EVERYBODY WALKS IN
THIS WEIRD GAME
CFi:VFIND. ().. April 2'
t.
Fouis defeated Cleveland 22 to 7
Sunday. None of the six pitchers,
with the exception of Davenport, was
i effecth e
while all were wild, issuinp
17 passes. The fieldinp
: was sharp
r. there be -
despite the cold weathe
inp six double plays. Demmitt had ;
a peculiar hatting record, drawing!
four passes and having a sacritiee j
My. Score:
St. Fouis . . . . O.'O 040 020 11 1 1 1l
Cleveland ...111010 210 7 11
C.allia. Sotheron, Davenport and
Nunamaker; Croom. lambeth. Fag
by and O'Neil.
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With
FRANKLYN
FARNUM
A story of snobbery and
the affect it has on one
man's life.
Also another episode of
"THE EAGLE'S EYE"
Messick'si Orchestra
NOW PLAYING
Univrsr! r!tp-ont F.vrsts
PRINCESS
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Assisted ly William
Kan. prtei.tin
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Entertainment."
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BRIERRE & KING
Clecr Comedy Couple.
HAYATAKE BROS.
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Presenting: the talented star
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A drama of smalltown life.
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