South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 65, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 March 1915 — Page 6

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ILT AT TOURNEY cfeat Gary Five by a Thirty to Twenty-four Score Valparaiso Squad' Looks Like a Dangerous Rival. urial to Tb News -TimeILUIMOND, Ind., ams Mill have a eh; rth rn Indiana in ill tournann nt to March !. Xix nice to represent the state basket sdect the state lampion and th Fouth Ind team is K- of tin- six. The locals Friday stagt d a brilliant tttlc r.ii'l looked some-tiling like the Vara that ren scnted IiIkIi earlier in Ais season. Thev rouud the Gary u:ich and put them out of the riming by a decisive score of 30 to 2 1. Thr other games were staged Friiy. Valparaiso had little trouble In feating Wheeler by a 71 to 11 count, aporte won from Hammond 38 to. 11 lid Whiting defeated Invell :;i to 21. lie Hast, 'hicag and Frown Point os did no pb'y Friday but will open stllitit'S Saturday morning at 9 clock. Haporte and Whhlf.g will clash at 1 o'clock. s-'outh Hen'd's live will ke on tho Valparaiso team at 2 clock in the atteriionn. This promts to be the real test for the F.cndfor the lads lrom the university wti display rl shiik brilliant lloor ork and baket shooting in their tilt ith Whcolcr. Should the locals ana-ze to win tliis game they will icn take on the winner of the Has? hiraKo- 'rowit Point tilt at 4 o'clock fter only an hour's rest. Hagerty was the main glimmer in 10 firmament for South Hend with b;ij.,. n .r 1,im for the Iwiimr . IIJVJ m - . Hin mi" .... ....... he forrnei caged seven baskets and luuo six I roc in rows, aiKy at kuuim uide but one. basket is man ho effet iiv l.v ontribated largely to but covered that his work South Pend's Ufccss. Sotok starred for r Sary live and '.eorgc Human was ; far in his t ar. me trame sii;u iea wun .1 ruvii tnd (Jury seemed to take the upper land from the first whistle. The steel ity boys kept the- South Pond "humpng" bcin always in the lead in the ooi-intf. Put the South Ponders kept the score ;tood 14-14. In the second half the tables were turned. Clary seemed to p.o to pieces, the team work which exhibited itself in brilliant Hashes during the first half failed and South P.end started to -rain the lead which they maintained until the finish. The line-up and summary: South Homl (UO) (Jaiy I!;if,r( rty Sotok . Piht Forward. ( 'I)cnneli Myers . . Whitoman ilky ... 1 Harris Nisely Phillips Unman Left Forward. Center. Ultfht Guard. George Pelt Giuird. -Hairorty, 7; crponnell; Zilky; Sotok. 4; Harris; Paskcts M vers Nisely; Phillips. 2. Pcfereo Howe. Substitute Pritehard for Nisely. AMES IS TALKING JUMP a.s stallini: Must Tell Him Has liCCIl liOOMCU. NEW CHILEAN'S. Mart h 0. Unless c.eorsre Stalling wires Pill James lv Saturdav that his demand for an increase In saliry is granted. Pill will j jump to the Prooklyh Federals he j aid Friday. After saying that James 1 hocked out of hl Now Orleans hotel ind it was reported that he had left 'iiu-n:; Wells. Miss., to carry out ais threat, a telcpram from that "point :.iic r'ruioy s.iu! lie had ran arrived thoje. The- presumption there was that he had pone on to the Pravcs' ; amp at Macon, Ga. IT'S ALL

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COST IlauRan . . . . Wright Kurzhals . . . Partlett .... Madison . . . . Handicaj . Totals K. t I). Mossholder . Windsor . . . Field De.Marr Cool Handicap . Totals . . . . shippinc; Kiess Patimor Troyer Stahr Flanagan . . . Handieai) . Totals 1 37 13H 1 02 131 191 189 179 . 109 140 171 189 100 12 3 ISO 133 19 3 189 302 414 391 4 20 3 33 307 92 S 921 100 0 28 33 143 110 111 140 140 210 119 1 3 TO 173 107 210 11 12 9 9 3 1 Kf 138 21G 19 3 30 9 30 4 3 1 0 491 048 8S0 910 908 273S 1 0 0 114 111 131 194 172 130 132 148 131 130 172 107 103 182 139 180 172 4 00 331 441 441 o 3 0 310 902 89 2 9 51 2043 CORK KSPON DENO E Dimmock 107 Clcary 123. Taylor H" Calahan ...... 15 Pollock 134 Handicap .... 172 181 158 1 3l 174 178 134 172 5 00 387 4 90 4o0 51G 134 10 1 107 138 172 Totals 870 945 900 2787 A( VOFNTING Collins 182 107 134 13 . 171 170 13G 15S 138 141 107 191 130 507 12 G 420 503 o . .. i 308 Vesey Peyrer Osborne . . . Pruyne . . . . Handicap 134 147 107 170 130 Totals 95G 916 931 2S0: PAY HULL Erhardt 1S9 Monahan 140 Shumaker US Hauck 140 Madison 128 Handicap .... 227 202 In 9 158 13.7 148 227 1 5 2 1 2 0 150 151 129 227 54 3 404 4 2G 4 31 403 681 Totals 948 1004 53S 2S90 r 1 1 1 a 1 e 1 : a ; u i ATHLETICS

S belter 192 1 50 1 30 472 II. C. Hans .... 125 133 153 421 Iarr 168 148 140 450 A. It. Hans 139 16S 125 432 A. Krueper 1 38 158 165 481 Handicap 112 112 112 336 Totals 902 869 825 259G T NTH ESTATES Wiltrout 193 1 40 3 47 4 88 Hensler 131 118 171 4 20 Greening 178 21 4 1 38 520 Marohn 1 29 1 19 193 441 Niekoly 172 187 1 22 4 81 Handicap .... 125 125 155 405 Totals 930 909 8 9 0 2 735

AFGFSTA, Ga., March 6. Today Pitcher Punny Hearn, formerly with the Giants, who arrived yesterday, pot his first chance to work out with the Pitt feds ."quad, which is holding forth at Warren park. His Avork was of such calibre on his first day's trial that Mpr. Oakcs was well pleased with his purchase.

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Totals 930 1015 950 2795 CHARMS Porter .125 103 12S 350 Neeman 140 175 8 8 4 03 McCartv 113 100 139 3 42 Sponholtz 130 161 132 3S3 Cimmerman 1 58 145 141 34 4 Handieai 202 202 202 60G Totals 874 800 850 2530 Federal League. FAWNS Snodurass 141 105 138 44 4 P. Miller 104 157 1 1 4 375 Bender 110 1 43 130 389 Strayer 153 157 157 4 07 Jackson 157 151 187 495 Totals 800 909 945 2737 PPONGS Christman 190 190 179 559 Andress 1 4 1 1 54 142 4 40 Lederer 15S 10G 142 400 Predemus 1 27 150 1 77 4 00 Muessel 10 7 213 1 52 53 2 Handicap .... 144 144 144 432 Totals 9 30 9G3 930 2S29 pa pd p 1: s s p i:c I A PS Kock 195 189 177 561 Hie key 101 229 209 59 S Parth 1 47 194 1 83 524 Witwer 182 201 157 ;540 Smidth ICS 181 182 531 Totals S53 99 4 907 2734 HPPPli: Nc MIKES Messick 171 15 1 193 5 IS Pichards 149 157 227 533 Hans. 189 107 140 490 Eneas 156 150 170 470 Campbell 222 157 160 539 Totals SS7 783 S90 25G2 Match Game. Kock 200 159 109 528 Witwer 173 173 152 49S Totals 373 332 321 1020 Messick ISO 203 172 555 Hans 140 20 3 16S 513 Totals 320 40S 340 106S

HOLY NAMES ARE BESTED Loisc to St. Jccphs College Five by !!( to 22 Count. St. Joseph college basket ball team from Kensselaer, Ind., defeated the St. Patrick's Holy Name team last night at the St. Patrick's hall by the score 30 to 2 2. The game was featured by C. Guthrie, who made IS of tho 2 2 points for the local team. Wolf also played a fast game for the locals. Annan made six baskets for his team in the first few minutes of play, making the score 2o to 10 at the end of the first half. The line-up and summaries: Holy Names (22) St. Joseph (3G) C. Guthrie Schillinger Eight forward. 1j. Squadignski Annan Left forward. W. Burte Picks Center. L. Wolf Uechmann Eight guard. Guthrie Schall Left guard. J. Auer and G. Moulder substituted for Holv Names. Baskets C. Guthrie. 6; Wolf, 2; Annan, 0: Picks, 2; Schillinger. 3. Fouls Guthrie, 6; Picks, 0. Old Dan says Man is different from a horse. If you get a man to the trough he's sure to drink.

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Will Prove a Worthy Opponent For Charlie Bachman in Shot Put Mile Expected to Be Sensational Event. Dope from the opposing camp to the contrary notwithstanding, Arlie Mucks, the bis; Fadger weight man, will be scon at the Wisccnsin-Notro Lame track meet toniuht. The con test will beln promptly at o'clock in the bip gym at the vers ity. The visiting- squad arrived nipht and put up immediately at 7:30 unllast the Oliver hotel. Mucks will prove a worthy opponent for Charlie Pachman, the locals shot putter, although the gold and blue man seems to be the favorite. Advance newspaper dispatches from the Wisconsin university said that Mucks had fallen down in his studies and would be unable to compete tonight, although, according to Coach Itockne, he will be seen on the local tloor. Waage and Harvey, opponents in the mile run, will make a sensational race, It is predicted. At present it seems a toss-up as to their comparative ability, it being1 conceded by all that ihey are about equal. Wisconsin possesses one of tho strongest aggregations in the conference which should make the contest tonight all the more interesting. This is the first time in six years that the gold and blue have competed against a conference college in a dual meet and it is the only one on this year's schedule. A. large crowd is predicted by Director of Athletics Harper and extra bleachers have been erected to care for the spectators. THIRTY CARS TO RACE FOR VANDERBILT CUP All of Drivers Out on Course Yesterday l)ol Purmaii in l'n?t Tc&t. SAN FPANCISCO, March 6. At 12:30 Saturday afternoon 30 of the world's fastest automobiles manned by the world's most successful and daring drivers will start on their 296 mile race around the Panama Pacific international exposition course for the possession of the Vanderbilt cup. Everything has been arranged for the successful staging of the big classic and with every indication of a fast track and ideal weather conditions tho outlook for record breaking performance is very bright. All of the drivers were out on the exposition course Friday for final spins and a number of them engaged in brushes that came very near to the real thing. Pob Purman, who is a recent entry In the race, made himself solid with the "rail birds" by hanging up the fastest time yet made in the workouts for the race. In three trips around the four mile course he averaged a fraction less than 70 miles an hour. AViATIOPJ LAW WANTED Italy May Stop Belligerents lYom lly Ins Over Country. GENOA, March 6. The Italian senate Friday discussed putting into effect on Mar. 10 a law forbidding arieal navigation over Italy or the Italian colonies. The measure is directed against aviators of belligerent countries and aims to make it a state offense should offending flyers be captured. Auction sales originated in ancient Rome, and were introduced to enable soldiers to dispos cof spoils of war. ... .... . . . GO TO Tl-v3 CLUB T ALL Y4I2.0MG, JoHAMAl, IT'S all VMR.CKSG I -IV i

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Both St. Paul's and First Christian Fives Win Their Games on Y. M. Floors Two Tied for Third Place. LKACi l i: STAN DINGS.

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St. Paul's M. E First Christian First Pap list .... First Presbyterian First M. E Epvtorth Memorial As a result of games played last night at the Y. W. C. A. by the teams of the Sunday School Athletic association, the St. Paul's M. E. team and First Christian team are still tie for the first place. A very interesting mil orderly game took place between First Christian and First Paptist teams, resulting a victory for the Christians with a score of 12 to 3. M. Seheycr again played the star game for her team making three baskets in tho first half and one in the last. The First Presbyterians were forced to give St. Paul's M. E. the game by one point. The game was tied until the last few minutes of play when a free throw was made by A. Sccgmucller. The result was 16 to 15. With fast playing by H. Puckingham, the Epworth Memorial team defeated the First M. E. by a score of 14 to 9. II. Buckingham made all of the baskets and free throws for her team and P. Pupel made all of the points for the First M. E. The line-ups: First Clnit. (12) l irst Pap. (B) M. Scheyer R. Whitman Eight Forward. L. Odell P. Freeman Tcft Forward. H. Martindale Z. Weinberg Center. F. Mitchell D. Chard Right Guard. E. Dale M. Chard Left Guard. Paskets Scheyer; Odell. 2; Whitman. Fouls Scheyer, 6; Whitman. First M. E. (0) Ep. 3Ie'riaI (11) P. Pupel w F. Clark Bight Forward. N. Puell H. Buckingham Left Forward. S. Waters M. Ilerbster Center. E. Tule M. Ora Eight Guard. B. Lane E. Nelson Left Guard. Paskets H. Puckingham, 6; Hupel, 3. Fouls Puckingham, 2; Pupel, 3. St. Paul's (lfi) First Pres. (1.) I, Thompson E. lligginbotham Right Forward. A. Seegmueller I. Lippincott Left Forward. E. Edwin II. Booth Center. M. Haugcr Right Guard. R. Cole Left Guard. Baskets Seegmueller, . . . Ij. Wild M. Clemens 5: Lippincott, 3; lligginbotham, 4; Thompson. Fouls Thompson, 2; Seegmueller, 2; Lippincott; lligginbotham. SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March C. Hard hitting prevailed at League park yesterday. All the pitchers took truns on the mound, and by "all include Rip Hagerman, who hurdled to the Chifeds and is back in a Cleveland uniform. His presence is a source of delight with his team mates. Joe Jackson, who is playing a theatrical engagement in Winston Salem, N. C, in an interview today said that he had received, no word from the Cleveland club and unless he received instructions to report by next Monday he would sign a three-year contract with Greenwood, the Atlanta theatrical magnate. TAXI PATRONS. NOTICE! On account of unfair labor and wage conditions the following Red Line drivers, Sid Cohen, Clarence Fleck, Roscoe Nikols, Oral Kreihbaum, Charles Freese, Jack Hopper, Joe Paye, have declared a strike. Patrons should be governed accordingly. Advt. . -. 1 TOGGTHt r

THE RAMBLlfJGS OF THE P0STM0RTEMIST

Pone in I'arts. The maiden after a desperate tight Choked the villain and broke away Then came to tm where it was light Just as tho end came to that day. (To be continued.) Abrlijwac. Pe there a fan with soul so dead Who to himself hath never said Now that winter is slipping past And spring is due in here at last I should worry no more. Now I pet the box score. Comiskcy reminds us of a certain ad just at present. Seems like he wants Paker for his Sox and will not be satisfied until he gets him. Joe Jackson is still talking jump. Says unless he gets word to report to Cleveland by Monday he is going to sign with Gilmore's circuit. Well Cleveland fans should not worry, even with Jackson and Lajoie gone tho team can't do much worse than it did last year. Joe Tinker war, host to his Whales Thursday night. If the gents lived up to their name, Joe had a mightv feed bill to settle. big If a few more lighters take up the tango it is likely that this dance will come into disfavor. Some of our fond parents are liable to get the wrong idea and think that the tango produces the lighter. It's the other way round. The tango keeps the lighter from lighting. Special Suit Sale Now On. ADLER BROTHERS On Michigan at Washington Since 1884. tHOMEOF GOOD CLOTHES C.B.STEED, MGR. You Can Arrange to Take Our Treatment and WLcn vou do husiiH'ss with us, tip use KAn.n.i.T Mr.TIIODS. You krwjw Just whnt my feo is going to be Leforf you login treatment, mid if you 'you 'an urranj;' to pay it nftor ton are ruretl. In this way we differ from other doctors; with them you never know what their tf-c Is until they miller their hill. Why shouhl you allow your doctor to take ad. vantage of you in this way? Your Decision in Selecting a Doctor May Mean Your Future Health and Happiness So. why not Fclot ono who has a modern ,t.i;pcl oftlce and who. by nj years of study and practi'-o is thoroughly qualified to successfully combat with i.i.'ea-'o of hi specialty that has not been nefjleeted or mistreated by the Incompetent until it has be ome Incurable? Wliv not trv a DIFFERENT lMK'TOIi, one whoin'vou will find dependable aud at fees within reach ol all. VARICOCELE HYDROCELE Impair vitality. We daily demonstrate that Varicocele and Hydro.ele can be cured, in nrrirly all cmm ; J.y one treatment, in such a satisfactory way fch at the vital pari are preserved :md strengthened. nam roacx, swelling subsides, a healthy circulation is rapIdly re-establhhed, instead of tho depressing i -.JUloi.. We cure and s- hundreds of young men yearly from these two vital diseases. -) not In us cure you? PRIVATECONTRACTED DISEASES Are the most wldsj rend disease? nmng tne ui;ile population and arc doing mVe harr to tho rne than tutercubsis or ean-er. Eighty per cent of the male ipulatIoii b twc a the age of 1 a.. ,'V) contract olc r bota of theo li-ea'S. i .iee !!seases may be l.ife-ti'us long, lung after ail visible pymptoms hive disappeared. They are responsible fr one-third of nil" blindness cause threefourths of all abdominal ope rati m-? in women and are the principal aue of rue suicide. Cau's nearly all stricture and ".' per cent of prostatic diseases. Yet from ig;iran'-o of the terrible character of thse dlpa'-s it is not uncommon to Le.ir young men laughingly boast as if having them were something to Le proud of. SPECIFICBLOOD POISON Are you aftlbtel, mortified, demoralized, discouraged, tortured and In danger from this awful !ife-eo turning poisons in your blood? You are if you have these viiiptoms : Kash, Sore. Fleers. S,re Mouth or Throat, Swollen Gland". Mucous Patches. Hair f Eyebrow- falling out. Skin IUotche. Foppcr- Colored Spot. Rheumatic I'ain. A' hlng In I'ones or Joints. Eczema, Itching. Eurnlng. Nervousness. Mir treatment remove th nbove symptor. In one to ten day. you nor any zi' woiiia ever kuon jou ever had the truu-lc DR. FLEEWER FOR MEN ONLY. Ow r Ic-K.'s SIhh Stort :s U a. in. to 8 p. iu. nico Houi

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