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WELGH-SHIIGRUE BOOT IS fi DRAW

Englishman Gets First, Third and Fourth Americr.p. Second, Seventh and Eighth Others Even.

Eichenlaub Quits N. D.

Athletics For Studies

FamGuc Notre Dcme Football Warrior Will Devote Time to Making Good Academic Record This Spring.

Ily V. S. !irn.uortIi. Ni:v V(i:k. iv!.. ii.Tii.y -;iy that there is not .such ;i tiling a.s a draw, but it uoubl h.i'.f Wen imju.s. sib!e to have Iared the lu-round tcri'jt bctw. n l'rlli- Welsh ami JoiiuKrui, at Mal:s'.n 'iiaif arJtn Tiit-sl;iy niiit aii Lhin-; el:,-. It was firt I'm- hny and tn n th- other. At th- euii of th- trr.th ro-ani imnors HTO a-i rvt-n as anything toubl hi-. Welsh hal th' fir.-:, third and fourth rouixl" MniKriio the m-coihI, .vw'iith and iKhth; th- others were even. In th'.- seventh and eighth rur. ds i-'hagruc mad a r .11 Moin. Imokin' bo'h liutwU h-d to the head, tut he flowed up m ine ninth and tenth. It wa.s a clever exhibition, hut n ithrr hoy carried any slearn behind his blows. At no time was. there any chance of a knockout.

Raymond Hichcnlauh, for the pa.-t four y.-ars n of Notre Panic's incrnier athlete.s, has retired from college athletics. oa;h liockno of the Notre Iarne track team announced yesterday that "Mich," who is captain of the track team, has i;iven up hi.s track work in order to dr vote thf. time to his studies. Kichenlaub will Kruduatt from the university this spring and desires to complete his course in architecture with a fcofd record. The track tearr. will he considerably weak rn'd without tho services of 'ipt. Kichr-nlauh ,,c he was counted upon as a sine point winner in practically every mw't this season. With

Hachman and "Kich" Notre Dame! it id a pair of weight men ciual to per- ! haps any two in western colleges. IIa hinan will now hear the brunt of

the weight work. .hilo Keefo and Fitztrerald. two football men. are showing good form in the weUht t'ventsi. The passing of Kichenlauh from Notre Dame athletics recalls to nvnd the wonderful achievements of the big fellow on the gridiron for the past four years-. "lach" made a good impression in his first year of Notre Dame football, and in the second year he sprung into prominence, mainly through his brilliant work in the Thanksgiving day ame played against Marquette in Chicago. Last year, Kichenlaub was cho'n as second AllAmerican fullback by Walter Camp and was nearly a unanimous choice for the All-Western position. He was one of the main cogs which made the lfl.. team the greatest in the history of Notre Dame. Kichenlaub was kept out a number of games last fall by an injury, but in the last two games, those with Carlisle and Syracuse, he cam1 back in srreat form and his line plungin-; was a feature of loth contests. "Mich" also has a lasting reputation as a weight man. being one of the best shot putters in the west. In the meet with the Illinois Athletic club last Saturday, he grabbed off third place in the shot put.

Schuelter 117 (i. Sohafer 11

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FIRST M. K. r'ampbell 12 Jones 1H Stansbury 120 Fulmer 125 Hecklehaupt .... 201

1.14 140 143 1 3S 243

147 1 i: l?n 167 162

Totals 7 76 sOJ SOS f i hst runs b vt k r: i a n

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Keller 107 130 Fettengill 125 13S Jackson 120 149 Dow Score IIS 110

107 86 130 142

4 63 4 30 4 51 4 30 Gil n n t J 396 34 4 3 4 9 2 370

Totals

5SS G79 591 1S5S

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ORGANIZE SIX VOLLEY BALL TEAMS AT Y. IVn VcMkV S hedule to Ilr Arranged J 'or Ilu-iiios Men's League Owr Mty Ilntrics .Made.

'Organization of six volley hall teams took place at the V. M. C. A. building last night under th- dire--tion of Plivsical Direc tor Miller. The object of tfie le.i'uc is to gi-e the business men of the city an opportunity to-"liven up" and also for a pastime. Mor than 60 entries were, made at the nueting. A D'-wcek schedule will be arranged so that each team plays each other team two times. The lirst game will be played Saturday evening, Feb. l :;, between th' Jirst and second, third and fourth, fifth and sixth. Those on the teams are as follows: First team Dak, captain; Dr. Davis, Dunning, Ilodgers, Hall. Dr. Kastman, Mc'lann. Loring, Nitsche, Harley anil F.eitner. Second team A. Jones, captain; Tohulka. Devine. Crane. Schurtz, Harwich. Trumbo, Ilodson, Daicey and Fish. Third team Switzer, captain; Hobbs. Nichols, Diver. V. FasMiacht. t'hesley, Thurber. Kacht-1, F.ivey arul ( "are. I'ourth tram N. Jones, captain; Taylor. Fernandez, Dr. Moore, Fames. Hack, Jackson, Himes. McKee, Hostetter and I'atterson. I-'ifth tam Cibson, captain; Kizer, Kreighbaum, l're. ( rnuitn, Wagner. Yerrick. Koshw 11, Sim, Alx rnathy and Wercer. Sixth team F. M. nlardiner. captain; Winchell, Anns. Frenner, Flmore, Kin(Ui. Warner, Thielens, Orrnontl and Diehl.

ON THE LOCAL BOWLING ALLEYS.

I'KIXTFKV LKAfiUK. FN(5 HAVING

Nictdy 119 131 136 386 Crabner 121 86 1 47 354 Koeing 167 125 124 416 Miller lis 137 151 4 06 Koontz 16K 12S 168 464 Handicap 182 1S2 182 540 Totals 6y.l f,07 72G 2026 tiuijuxi: Yena 1 81 193 112 4 86 Knoblock 145 1 17 155 417 Greening 104 168 129 401 Goff 132 1 43 203 47S Harding 150 135 152 437 . Handicap 97 97 07 291 Totals 809 S53 848 2510

"LEFTY LOUIE" WILL PITCH FOR SMITH AGAIN

llu-ky Twirler Writes He Will He on Drck When Training Seaon Oien.

"Louie" Iyoudermilk will be on tho Fender pay roll during. the l ;t l 5 season. The husky southpaw has written I'd Smith that his contract will be here within a few days and that he will he on de'k when training season opens. Louie" is in Oden, 111., his home town, where he says he has been taking good care of himself during the winter and will be in trim for the pennant tight this year. This news from 'Louie' is welcomed by the fans who remember how Loudermilk whiffed opponents without compunction all during last season.

In Mexico there is a 15-foot bridge that is composed entirely of mahegany. worth, at the present price of the "Wood, almost S L " ot, en o. A wealthy you:iur Friglishman. before poing to the front, insured la is lift' for $ 1.0'O,ntM.i, the risk being split among several o.'Iict s. The lirst premium was $5P,oo.

CAT. S Fit VIC H Galbreth 173 Murphy 157 Hinz 154 Little 136 Boettcher 171 Handicap .... 140

Totals 9 31 ' INI). K N G I i A V I N GKumpf 157 Hisley 103 Zimmerman .... 113 Walsh 126 Fetz 143 Handicap .... 157

134 146 137 104 166 140 8 8 7: 150 147 124 178 1S1 157

166 152 151 186 177 140

4 73 4 5 5 4 42 4 86 514 42 0

Snodgrass . Fender . . . Strayer Handicap

Totals FLKS Scheme Holland Hart Casmier . . . . , Campbell

Handicap 15

Totals 95

130 103 154 2S7 129 115 117 361 127 188 163 478 189 19 189 557 879 87 6 9 09 2064 200 168 175 543 170 184 150 50 4 192 171 181 544 192 172 184 548 184 174 18 3 Ml . 15 15 15 4 5 953 S84 8SS 2625

Totals . . . . JEWELS Hinkle

Birk . . .

Zubler Sen noil Phillips Handicap . Totals GIANTS

sTri)i:n.Ki:u li;agfi;. HOUNDS

Fisher 133 Knoblock ISO

Holmes ; M. ax. son

972 2790

147 130 178 101 132 157

454 3 80 415 4 05 4 56 471

Totals HAIIDYS Fupcl Vanderhoof Hardy Niswander Hancil 1 laudicnp Totals HIBBFKDS Deltose Flint Schmok Boom Sipotz 1 landieap

' 9 9

174 130 8 9 112 121 143

845 2581

143 o 190 132 194 143

69 9 5'

149 1 5 3 158 113 187 150

130 122 159 142 146 150

169 165 j 117 12 3 143 837 141 103 158 108 1 5 5 150

4S6 450 301 361 4 3S 4 39 !563 420 3 t S 4 75 c 4SS 450

Handicap . . . Totals AXLES Witwer Iw Score .... Thielans o'Donncll Ieacon Handicap . . . Totals

.132 .131 .179 .153

168 141 139 170 220 153

151 1 17 1 29 143 160 1 a 3

452 4 6S 400 444 55 9 4 59

90S 991 883 2782

162 158 1 20 144 15 2 ,119 845

165 185 1 42 215 140 19

176 167 155 15 124 119 S75

502 5 1 0 417 4 05 416 . o - . - I

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Ash 1 landieap Totals . . , cfbs: Haeske . . . L. Komine Hibberd .., Brugger . . . Adler I landieap Total-, . .

BILLS Barnhart . Beyers . . .

Stephenson Wetzel Low score . Handicap Totals . . . HOOFS Peterson . . . McGann . . . Kramer . . . A ch en bach , Huber Handicap Totals ...

164 120 122 406 142 157 147 446 17.: 12 6 145 44 4 140 114 147 401 106 142 153 401 162 D2 162 4 88 S87 821 8s2 2590 123 136 171 430 122 116 92 300 135 167 152 454 127 113 147 387 . 9 3 127 155 37 5 269 269 269 807 869 92S 9S6 2SSC . li:agui:. 15 6 150 210 516 160 202 153 515 179 168 170 517 125 166 146 437 . 91 178 133 402 12 182 182 54 C S93 1046 994 2933 144 17S 134 476 201 104 151 456 158 134 124. 416 173 179 210 5 62 172 l.'.O 158 460 135 133 135 4 05 j ST. 860 932 2773 V LEAGl i:. 110 157 146 413 142 124 168 4 45 178 147 194 519 145 137 176 4 58 176 143 158 477 114 144 144 4 32 896 862 9S6 2744 125 133 107 3 67 106 123 110 337 , 177 93 142 412 150 134 152 44 6 156 162 138 436 225 235 2 35 705 959 882 S84 2725

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Giant President Asserts International Can't Come in and That His Club's Rights Must Be Respected.

X I'WS-TT M MS L I : A( 11 . OPERATORS

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Hawthorn .. Lindahl .... Vaughn .... Handicap

Totals

. . . 910 849 815 2574

NEWS-TIMES Wirth 141 Rostiser 187 Rutherford 163 Joseph 71 Ludwig 124 Handicap .... 118

132 141 154 105 1 2 5 lis

189 176 122 90 177 118

462 50 4 4 39 2 66 4:: 6 3 5 4

Total j . . . . PL LULL'S Sackman Alvord Mel high Van Ar.v.'.el . La Fortune . Handicap . Totals

. . 804 PRKSS- .. 119 . . 118 . . 127 . . 15 8 . . 116

t 8 5 i o 4 2 u 4 3

116 147 79 109

122 107 117 118

22 5

131 169 225 225

t O I .1 I - 4 5 3 J o 416 67 5

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r?:ni:i:.L lkagui:. FAWNS W. Miller 16 168 158 L. .Miller 136 113 12

494

Totals . . . ADMEN Rertch ....

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.175 133 162 470 . 97 131 122 260 .70 70 105 105 210 . 87 87 S7 261 .439 456 486 1371 . 81 80 65 216 .118 127 106 351 .122 113 105 340 .232 232 232 696 .553 552 50 8 1602

Z. B. QUINTET WALLOPS HOLY NAME 60 TO 19 Winners Carry Game to St. Patrick's Team Throughout Latter Seems to Play In Hard Lurk.

REPORTERS Murray 146 Fall 138 Todd 8 4 Handicap 149

Totals MAK E-UPS-Krueger Wentland Wirth Handicap . , Totals

..517 . . 97 . . 92 1 i M . .105

112 114 82 149 4 57 105 144 134 105

81 130 110 149

329 3S2 276 447

470 1444

102 111 178 105

30 4 347 444 315

. .42G 4SS 496 1410

rxrn:i LKAc.n:. KFGGLERS

Ruppert 178 200 179 557 Erhardt 213 1 89 170 5 72 Holland 165 193 1 46 501 Bunmartner 176 122 161 4 59 Barth 1SS 207 206 601 Totals 920 911 862 2693 FLYING DUTCHMAN Miller 149 180 160 49 A. Schafer 182 193 179 55 4 Leslie 1 15 1 92 157 49 1

The Z. B. basket ball team easily defeated the St. Patrick's Holy Name team last night at the Z. B. hall by a score of 60 to, 19. The game was in the h?.nds of the Z. B.'s from the first, the first half endinc with a score of 36 to 6 in favor of the Z. B. team.

! F. Aftowskl played the part of the

star making lu field throws. ino Holy Name team seemed to be playing against luck throughout the entire game. Nugent played a good game hut failed to find the baskets. The lineups:

II. (0) Holy Name (10)

J. ' Makielski Right Forward.

Aftowski Left Forward. Tichnerowlcz Center. Rozewicz

Right Guard. A. A f tow ski

Left Guard. Coffield. J. McCarty and Moulder, substitutes for Holy Names. Baskits Aftowski. 13; Makielski, 5; A. Aftowski, 3; Fiekncrowicz. 4; Nugent. 4: Guthrie. 3; Coffield, 2; Vennet, 1. Fouls Nugent, 1. ONE DEFIXITIOX. Willie Willis: "What's a 'satirical touch.' pa?" Pnpa Willis: "It's the fellow who borrows money of you and then kids you about it whenever you meet."

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Aucr Telex . . Vennett M. Guthrie

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. There seems to he little chance of Ed Rarrov.-s pet scheme to transfer his Jersey City International league club to the Bronx poing through. Pres't Harry Hempstead of the Giants announced Tuesday night after the National league meeting at the Waldorf had adjourned until Wednesday morning that he would not stand for the invasion by the minor outfit. Mr. Hempstead claims that the New York club has spent thousands of dollars in baseball and that their territory rights must be respected .and protected. The International league president sent a letter to the National league moguls and this was read at the meeting Tuesday. No action was taken, the. matter being tabled until Wednesday's session. Mr. Hempstead's stand which he announced later in the evening, however, puts the kibosh on Barrows' plans. Federate Get Ilusy. Federal league representative, who are in the city, when they learned of Mr. Hempstead's decision immediately began burning up the wires to headquarters and it was rumored late in the evening that the Federal league would surely Invade the Bronx. It is barely possible that both Newark and New Yorlc will possess franchises in the ."outlaw" organization the coming season. Without adopting the schedule for the coming playing season, the. magnates adjourned at 5:15 o'clock. The schedule, however, is sure to be adopted as it has been drafted by the special committee. Although the Giants were strong for having the player limit raised to 22 men, it was voted down. Only 21 players to a team will stand. However, the date for this limit was changed from May 15 to Sept. 15, to May 1 to Sept. 15. The rule also provides that if a manager of any team goes in a.s a pinch hitter or takes any other part in tho playing of a game, he vill be counted as one of the 21 players. Tener Gets Three- Weeks Off. The magnates voted to give. f-x-Gov. Tener. its president, a three weeks' holiday in order that he may accept the appointment from the new governor of Pennsylvania to go to San Francisco next month and help to dedicate the Pennsylvania building at the Panama exposition. The following umpires were signed: Emslie, Eason, Hart, Byron. Quigley and Orr. George Cockrill. manager last year of the Harrishurg Tri-state league team, was selected and signed as a substitute umpire. Charles Rigler. one of last year's staff, has not been signed to date. The raising of the draft rules in class AA baseball organization was not discussed Tuesday, but will be taken up at Wednesday's session. Waiving Compulsory. Magnates Herrmann, Britton and

selected a committee on to submit to the league a report on the waiver which makes waiving This means that In case

desires to secure waivers on the seven clubs must: agree

Raker we reconstitution Wednesday amendment

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at the meeting were James J. C. Toole and Robert II.

Davis. Boston; Charles H. Ebbets. Ed J. McKeever and Stephen W. McKeever. Brooklyn: Charles A. Thomas, Chicago; August Herrmann and Harry Stephens, Cincinnati; Harry M. Hempstead, C. J. Sullivan, and J. B. Foster, New York; William F. Baker. Philadelphia: Barney Dreyfus, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler P. Britton. St. Louis.

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