South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 69, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1915 — Page 8

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TONS WIN ONE LONE BASKET Z. B. Five is Bested 29 to 31 in Contest on Home Floor j Two Men Benched for Rough! Tactics. I'l.tyinc: with four m-n the last five minuter, thf i.'u mr'.-toii basket ball live m.iii.i J to win an overtime fn:a Ui.; Z. H. hall l.i.-t nii;ht - 'J. This 'ivs two Kaims o;H a --;! Kit ion at I'V a re of the Livingston of three and z. i:. ;u to lilt city .-hamionhi;i With thf y'ore t it il thf; I. iia 1 whith- Hew at 2 'j all. when it was le.uiel to play until one tam I'ointh. un the tip-ot:, i: maue two i'i r, renter lor the livm.-tons. .slainin d the ball ( to Wilton, who was guarded by two men. Witli hi.s ba K to the basket j Wilton tapped the- ball with one hand ; nvt r hi.-i head and i; rolled into the j basket. The overtime play had been under way about three seconds when j the k:i rne was over. Considerable rou;;hnes was evident in this content, as both .vqumls were ; ;inious to win. Two rnfn, l.icknerowicz of the Z. U. squail ami Mlarr of the Clothiers were ejected from the ' pine 'or fii,rhtin. As the 1-iving- j Kns hud only men in uniform I and they had already made one substitution, they were forced to play with lour men. ThU Kavt: the Turner five an excellent chance to tie the count and they took advantage of it, F. Attowski landing the tyint; basket with about 0 seconds to play. Fp to this point the milling had been pretty evenly balanced, with neither team having? much of an advantage. The Livingstons gained an early lead and at half time lead 16 to 10. F. Aftowski was shifted to forward following the ejection of Lichnerowicz where he celebrated the occasion by rolling up live held Koals. Hot il teams put up tames, especially in the the Livingston guards shot made under the this loophole stopped uang had to make Ionclose guarding lirst half when smashed every basket. With up the Z. It. shots at which tiny had small success. F. Aftowski played a .sensational game at uuard the- first half and shot baskets in mid-season form at forward the second period. Ilis total lor the evening was seven goals. J-:ager played a good game at center, and although he failed to land his usual quota of baskets, he dropped nine free throws out of 15 chances. LUingstous (;!) Z. (-!) Wilton Makielski Itight forward. Witt Lichnerowicz Left forward. Fager A. Aftowski Center. Irant l Aftowr.ki Jiight guard. Kose Ileczkiewicz I'ft guard. Substitutions Starr for Kose, Madiera fo- F. Aftowski, F. Aftowski for l.ichn-'rowicz. F.askas F. Aftowski. 7: Wilton, 4; Witt. 3; Kager, 3; Maltelski. 3; A. ftovsl!, 3T" Grant. Fouls Fagcr, 3; . Aftowski. itefere -Humes. 0 C0PA54 A IrtrrTi: IN y i M. WHAT

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PRACTICE 'HELD AT NOTRE' DAME Football and Baseball Candidates Are Put Through Paces Diamond is Still Too Soft to Be Used. Xotre Dame athletes went out of doors in force yesterday. Luke Kelley and his band of football candidates were out for the second time, going through the preliminary paces to a strenuous spring training season and Coach Harper sprung a surprise by hustling his baseball men out on Brownson field. The baseball workout consisted for the most part of batting practice. The men seemed to' enjoy their first opportunity to work outdoors, but they were not allowed to overdo. A bright, warming sun with fairly solid footing beneath combined to make conditions, splendid for. the workout and the field presented a scene somewhat familiar to many being enacted in the south, where all big league teams are training. The men were not allowed to work on any of the diamonds, as they were too soft for play, and the workout was on the grass. Kelley gave the football men another workout yesterday afternoon. At present the work is light, consisting mostly of signal drill, but as the men become more hardened and the weather improves, line scrimmage, tackling and other strenuous work will become a part of the program. The majority of the men taking the spring training are freshmen, who will be eligible for the varsity next fall, second string men on the squad last fall and other new candidates. Rachman and Cofall are probably the only two veterans who will take part in the spring work. They will lend their assistance in coaching the youngsters. A new style of signed by Coach given a thorough football pants. Harper, will tryout during debe the spring practice. The pants have a new style of hip protector and are different from ordinary football pants in other ways. They will be worn by one of tlie candidates during the spring workout. JASPER IS BRIGHT STAR SANDIEGO, Calif., March 10. Hi Jasper, pitcher, was the bright star of the game here Tuesday, helping Kills Johnson shut out the Venice Tigers after Hi had done- the rescue act in the fourth inning. The White Sox won 3 to 0, showing considerable improvement over their exhibitions of recent days. White Sox ... 100 000 101 3 7 0 Venice 000 000 000 0 3 0 Johnson, Jasper and Mayer; Hitt, West, White and Spencer, Mitzee. RELEASED BY BOSS WHALE Former Michigan University Falls to Stick. Man SHRKVEPORT, La.. March 10. Walter George Rocssinger, a rceruit from Pueblo, Colo., was given his unconditional release Tuesday by Manager Tinker of the Chicago Federals. Roessinger's home is in Royal Oak. Mich., and he played on the University of Michigan nine. JOINS TFAM. "Dolly" Grey, former star catcher on the Notre Dame team, left yesterday afternoon for Wichita. Kan., where he will join the Western league club of that city. TAROOS MM Kit Y 15 ALL. SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. March 10. The Pacific Coast leagye has placed a ban on the so-called enery ball. Prest A. T. Raum said today that any player caught using the delivery would be fined $50 and would be liable to suspension for 15 days. , ALMOST TAMGl ON IT OC rN0b T TOOK bocroRs to oer TrGoes uke ths

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HOUSTON, Texas. March 10. ."now, sleet and heavy weather have completely upset Mgr. Branch Rickey's plan to get an early start in the American league race. There is not a pair of legs in the Brown's camp that is no sore and stiff. The pitchers are at i standstill, afraid to trust their arms In the cold. Inliclders and outfielders have done little except bat. HAVANA. Cuba, March 10. With the advent of an especially hot spell. Fielder Jones today shortened morning and afternoon practice for the St. Louis Federals, and gave the players permission to ride to and from the ball park. SAVANNAH. Ga., March 10. The regulars and Vannlgans of the Yankees lined up for their first clash today. Mgr. Donovan will give all his twirlcrs a chance to perform in the game. Pitcher McIIale is still a holdout, refusing to sign until he gets an increase. MA KLIN. Texas, March 10. Managers are besieging Mgr. McGraw for some of his surplus players, who will be sent away when pruning time comes. Rain and snow interfered with yesterdays' practice and left the field in poor condition for today's workouts. BROWNS WLLLS, Miss., March 10. The Brookfed colts hope to even up matters with the regulars today when the two teams' went at it again. The regulars won yesterday's game, 4 to The first exhibition ,r;iine will be played Saturday with the Military college team. GULFPORT, Miss., March 10. Jennings divided his bunch of Tigers into two teams today, preparatory to exhibition games in New Orleans and Raton Rouge, Saturday and Sunday. Moriarity will take the rookies to Raton Rouge, and Hughie will take the veterans to New Orleans. Cobb is to report in the Crescent City Saturday and Stanage and the remainder of the team is due from Hot Springs tomorrow. "Big John" Peters has chiseled Oscar Stanage out of the position of first catcher by his wonderful showing. "Pep" Young probably will make second base. DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky., March 10. Hard work with medicine and basket balls served as an introduction to harder work for the Pittsburgh Pirates. This morning the players were put through a hard batting drill and fairly clouted the cover oft the ball. Lejune furnished the feature of the day's play when he made the first home run of the training season. AUGUSTA, Ga.. March 10. Tno main division of the Pittsburgh Federal's squad arrived here at noon today to reinforce the expeditionary force which has been on the ground for a week. The players were given a rousing reception by their team mates and the natives. TAMPA, Fla., March 10. The Chicago Cubs were given two hours of hard work early today in preparation for the second game with Connie Mack's new Athletics today. SAN DIEGO, Calif.. March 10. Mgr. Rowland of the White Sox will send Russell and Klepfer to the mound in the final game with the Venice Tigers today. Ruck Weaver, shortstop, has been removed to a hospital in Ix)s Angeles suffering from tonsilitis and will be out of the game for 10 days. SURE V E P O R T, La.. March 10. Tinker's Whales practiced in the coliseum again today to keep out of the snow, wind, rain, mud and things. Practice indoors was limited to the tossing of the ball and running. HOT WELLS. Texas. March 10. It will be a team of "kids" that Miller Huggins will send against the Cleveland Indians in the tirst game of the season Saturday and Sunday in San Antonio. Dolan and Beck will be the only regulars to start. The snow continued to make any great amount of practice impossible. HOT SPRINGS. Ark., March 10. In spite of the chilly weather Joe Wood is showing the best form of any of the lied Sox twirlcrs. He is show'CfcAZY ClA,S

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Committee Decides Against Berlin American Committee Will Select City. PARIS, March 10. The pame for li16 will be Olympic held In America instead of Berlin. This important decision was reached at a special meeting of the International Olympic convention just held in Lyons. The committee's decision is in effect a reply to the German suggestion that the games be hell in Berlin as planned, neutral athletes only competing. In canceling the franchise granted to the Deutsche Olympische Verband and transfering it to America the international 1 committee also agreed to give a free hand to the American Olympic committee and to the Amateur Athletic union in selecting the city where the games shall be held but it made the proviso that the program must include every one of the events voted in the Olympic congress held at the Paris sarbonne in 11)13. No events must be dropped or others added. CUEISTS IN TOURNEY Morin, PeOro, Daly and Ilucy Lead List of Stars in Chicago Games.' CHICAGO. March games in the world's championship billiard 10. Today's three-cushion tournament were as follows: Huey vs. Johman, J. Daly vs. J. Lean; G. Moore vs. F. Eames; C. Morin vs. J. Capron. Scores Tuesday were: A. Kieckhefer, 50; G. Moore, 44; A. D. Oro, 50; F. Fames, 47; C. Mcrin, 50; J. Lean, 3S; C. Ellis, 50; J. Capron, 32. Morin, De Oro and Huey started today with perfect scores. Morin and De Oro leading with two victories ! each. FIGHTERS FINISH WORK Champion Welsh and Ritchie Ready for 10-Round Go Wednesday. XEVv' YORK. March 10. Freddie Welsh and Willie Ritchie have finished active training for their 10-round bout tomorrow night. Each lad from now on will just do enough work to keep them within the weight limit 1.15 pounds. Each is cofident of winning. Ritchie expects to win by a knockout, and get back the championship. Welsh will not try for a knocknut but will endeavor to outpoint the former champion. The Britisher is a slight favorite in the betting. TO GET FINAL VOTE. PHOENIX, Ariz.. March 10. The senate bill to permit horse racing in Arizona under the pari mutuel system of betting has been acted upon favorably by the lower house sitting as a commission of the whole, and will come up for final vote today. BILL LACKS SIGNATURE. CARSON CITY, New, March 10. The bill permitting 20-round boxing exhibitions in the state (went to governor for his signature today. the IS KNOCKED OUT. BALTIMORE, Md., Marcli 10. It took Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant, a little more than two minutes to rock Fred McKay to sleep here Tuesday night the latter taking the count after a faint blow to the nose. ing so much speed that Mgr. Carrigan has had to caution him to slow up. MACON. Ga., March 10. The Boston Braves played their first practice game of the season today when they clashed with the Mercer club. Dick Rudolph will start the game and Tyler and one or two rookies will also twirl an inning or two. VALDOSTA, Ga., March 10. A twohour drilling of the youngsters in the forenoon and a stiff grind of the entire squad of 10 Hoofeds was the program inaugurated today lv Mgr. "Whoa Bill" Phillips. In looking the boys over Phillips finished veteran pitcher Mullin is somewhat under weight, while Falkenberg stacks up in midseason condition. Glorious sunshine conditions prevail.

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