South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 99, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1915 — Page 13

iTOIAY. APRIL t. IVia. 23 SMITH AXE FULLS; FATHER WAS RIGHT, By Goldberg. Xov aLb VA MfVe cro TO H3E SO ifn C5VffxJG -YCUTIS too ecseAsTivJe, rVNTfve - i'll VUT TWZ CCHNJ IWTO r SV)Re THlrjG Ycv TO TAVa- VHlo o OEF THE m ROLL THROUGH SOUTH inline -t it tv' &fx BIG OfOV r-WNiiKlG Preparations Made for First Games Saturday and Sunday with Hoosier Cream Team Twirlers Look Good. Journey of New Champion Continues Parade Jess Tells How He Was Hurt Before the Fight.

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Owner Smith and Ren Koehlcr have e 'ready Ftartfl th' annual sprint; li'.-jM-rN aning. Four recruit.- reiv .1 rrl' .i- .- from the Hoosier management Thursday night anl are Ftarton their paths to fame through other channel--. The men given the Tin slip- v.-ir Fib ster, catcher; Kelb v. shortstop: iU'tt. an outfielder, and another man whom Smith himself enn-j-.t name. Witt was tho most. promising looking hap of the four hut is I'.o young and inexperione d to eon-t.-t with the more c xperienced oiit1. elders. He has speed and can hit the pill and with tutoring .should )T-ak into th- mime in a year or so. Mgr;.. Smith and Vena, tho latter T.ih.tinir the Hoosier Cream?, had

their heads together last night. ProLminary plans were being made for frames to be played between the oumn h dul' and the semi-pro- on Fat unlay and Sunday. Since the ran-; -ellati"ii f tin- Sunday date hy the Inland Oiants of Chicago Smith arranged a combat for the Sabbath with the Yrna. gang. .Martin .May Ho ChmI. Tt is probable that Martin and I till will do the hurling for the 1. a--;uers n Sunday afternoon. Martin has J, .-en showing a lot of stuff and his Mp is working tine. Local people will i.o anxious to see the yiiiinter work .uL Hill, being a new man on the Fmith di.h. is one of the comers of The l';t;'in' and .should le a drawing iaril Sunday afternoon. It i probable that lien ill put any two of the jour leiiiainiiu nioundsmen, Duffy. oss, Loudermilk or Williams into the Vaturd.'vy fi iy. Mgr. JT n u gave out the line-up rl the Hoospt Creams lat night. The pitching staff consists of Hanson, "Yoekey, Ling and Schwartz. Hudak, the Oliver t -a c k t p. will he behind the plat .1. iiruhcr will hold down Jirst hasc. Zidinski. second; Zeitler, third ami Viuv. shortstop. Heyde. Welehoneo and I', dnil'cr will be in the outiield. Render is carried as ii t i 1 i t y . Adams, the heavy hitting outtieldT r, will report this morning according to a letter laceiveil hy Smith. 3ehen, the jcr.'-'-v t'ity garden expert, lias been heard from again. His conditions ( if met hy Smith in an answering t h gram ami the easterner is i xpected to report within a few days. Jtert itrndt r is expected on any train while ,icen will report on April 12. S-ux men w ill be contesting for the outiield jobs when all the candidates itrrive. Mvfht'ii will no doubt heat tiny one of the-e men out of a place while Adams is almost certain of a. job. This will Lave Diem. Rroder. Urern and r.:iiliiH;tuii totight for tho Jrmaining hole. Th' if are tin-re strong contenders tor th-.' acancy left by Tom StevenhoTi. ci.ufey. Mi.bUrtou and Frackjnan are all battling for the place. IMiddhton appears a bit young and light for the job but both brackman imd riaffey ate putting up a pretty rxhibition around short in practice. lixenbaugh. Fllis and Korfhagen. the third base candidates, are showing up wcll. I lixenbaugh looks good as does Fllis but indications are that Korflinger will I'f 't both men out of the jdace. The Cincinnati youngster is in Ihe best of form ami ambled around second base m the iieg-Van wrangle Thursday afternoon in premier style. 3-arM appears a lit faster this spring (nd is in I condition. Ilea II lias No pMsition. (Jeorge I '.call has the one job on the inla id which appears to he secure. 'HaV exhibits his old time pepper lirid his fielding appears to have imVrov M rather than deteriorated. lUm j.oeli er is takim: particular pains wu.'. toe promising nrst saeKer in trie lattinr work as this is Reall's only weak spot. Hen is coing to devote Clinch of his time this spring to making a hitter of "Hal" and thinks that Cieorge w ill produce the goods. ivn Keehler divided up the squael jtcsterday and played a seven Inning :ame. No record wa kept and the I-co re is unknown but the Fix pitchers were all given a workout. Martin

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Fo9l TVVei. CA5IMS .C?iv)e Too 1 2,000, ooo showed up well as did Williams and I.oudermilk, the two southpaws. Without effort J 1111 whanged them over the plate with fo much stuff that the youngsters stared while Duffy and Voss also produceel in good shape. The Saturday and Sunday games should be well attended if tho weather continues as it has heen thus far this week. This will he tho first real opportunity for the South Bend fans to see the lloosiers in action this spring and as tho majority of the players appear to be in excellent trim they should put up a good battle. The Hoosier Creams aro particularly strong this year having picked the star local players to make up tho club. Hanson defeated the Smith recruits last pprlng and is anxious to try his hand at tho leaguers again. Smith la just ns anxious to get a crack at him so there will prc-bably be pome fun for the fans when tho fight takes place. SECOND TEAM WINS PRACTICE GAME AT N. D. Cliff Cassldy I'sexl hy Harper and Docs Good Work in tho Hot. Good baseball weather enabled Coach Harper to give his Notre Dame baseball pquad another hard workout on Cartier field Thursday afternoon. The seconds led the first by a ecoro of 4 to S In the practice tilt. Cliff Cassldy and Oscar Dorw in did tho wlab work for the firsts and Fitzgerald and Joe Flynn were on tho mound for tho seconds. All of tho pitchers went good. After tho gamo Harper gave the two Infields fielding drills. Coach Harper said yesterday that he did not know who ho would start on the mound in Saturday's game with Western Stato Normal of Kalamazoo. Mich. Tomorrow's game will start at 3:C0 o'clock and it is expected that a good crowd will be In attendance. Whether or not he will use twe pitchers depends on the way the game goes. Coach Harper said yesterday. Cassidy, the South Dend boy, twirled especially good in yesterday's practice game. His curves were breaking well and he had plenty of tmecd and control. yoddi:y iiadij c.ami:s. Volley ha' I games will bo played at the Y. M. (!. A. Saturday night between the followinc: teams: Sweitzer's and Jones. Leek's and Gardner's. Gibson's and Taylor's. The first contest will start at C o'clock. adno? the New o

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BR0DER DUE SATURDAY Crack Outiicldcr Heard lYom by Smith Lake Tonight. Owner Ed S'mlth heaved a sish of relief Friday morning when he received a telegram from Rert Rrodcr that ho would report for duty Saturday. Rert wroto in the telegram that he had a Job in which his week did not expire until Friday and he had to stick it out. Pert is just about certnin to land a hrth again in the rutfield. Catcher Harry Tak Is scheduled to f! in. Friday nixht from Akron

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Rredemus Hickey , Totals CATAL GUH Hans Ruppert H. Erhart Kecne Feiskhorn Totals WHITE AND DUFFY DRAW Roth Men Arc Knocked Down in the Farly Hounds. BUFFALO. N. Y., April 9. Charley White of Chicago and Jimmy Duffy of Lockport, N. Y., fought to a draw before the Queensberry A. C, tonight in one of tho most sensational bouts ever staged in Buffalo. In the first round White put Duffy to his hands and knees with a left jolt to the jaw. Duffy remained in that position for the count of nine and weathered the round in good shape. In the second Duffy caught White on tor point of the Jaw and tumbled him to tho tloor. White waited on his knees for the four count and boxed cautiously for the remainder of the round. It was a hammer and tongs5 affair throughout and wns a ood draw. ILLINOIS WANTS BOXING Hill Providing lYr Ten Houiul Hunts Has Rcvn Prepared. SPRING FI ELD, III., April 9. Atty. Gen. Lucy is drafting a second of a boxing bill which tho committer of the houso on licenso has agreed upon. The bill will provide for ten round bouts to bo given under Jusisdictlon of a stato commission of throe to bo r.amed by the governor at a salary of 2,500. seven and one-half per cent of the gross receipts of all clubs shall go to the state. No club can give a bout except in buildings which have been leased for a year. There shall be no decisions. SUE NORTHERN LEAGUE WINNIPEG. Man.. April S. Tho owners of the Winnipeg baseball club Thursday filed a damage suit against the directorate of the Northern leatrue claiming 50,000 damages or an injunction to prevent the new Winnipeg ball club from playing. They claim exclusive control of the Winnipeg territory and a radius of five miles. The Winona club in tho Norths ern league is excepted but all the other clubs are named as defendants mdoki: to Mi:i;r ifxro. CHICAGO, April 9. Champion George Moore of New York and xchampi"fi Alfred Deoro, his fellowtownsman, will clash for th- world's three-cushion billiard title late next month or larly iji June, probably in Now York. William v ill nhiv the winner Huey. of Chicago

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BUSINESS BOYS WIN TRACKMEET AT Y. M. .lohiison, With Two Firt and a Third, Biggest Gainer For Winners. The of the tested Business Boys' 1 '. track leant Y. M. ( '. A. took a hotly contrack meet from the Junior A team at the association gymnaium Thursday afternoon, the score being1 23 to 21. Johnson, with two firsts and a third, was the biugest point winner for the victors, while )lsen and Clark starred for t lie Juniors. The summary: Standing broad jump, three jumps Johnson, R. B. I?., first; Ransberger. R. B. B., second: Feasor, Juniors, third. Distance 25 ft. 6 in. High jump .To Vinson, H. R R, first; Clybourne. B. B. R.. second; Metzler, Juniors, third. Height 1 ft. 9 in. Sprint Olson, Juniors, first; man, B. B. B., second; Metzler, iois, third. Stretch kick Clark, Juniors, Cunningham, Juniors, second; Juniors, third. Height 6 ft. 3 Lm-Jun-tirst; Hill, in. Spring board high jump Clybourne. Ransbergcr and Johnson, tied for first. Potato race Ransbergcr. R. B. B.. first; Olsen, Juniors, second; Metzler. Juniors, third. HAROLD CLYBOURNE WINS CUP AND MEDAL Gets One of Places in Five I A cut; Aquatic Meet at Y. M. C. . in Harold Clybourne was awarded the Dr. H. F. Mitchell cup and medal In the aquatic events held at the Y. M. C. A. Thursday nitjht. He won first place in tho 100 yard swim, second place in the long d. stance plunge, the diving contest and the 4 0 yard back swlming event, and third place in the 4 0 yard dash. H. Siems, who won the cup and medal last year, carried off one first, two seconds and a third in last night's meet The summary: Plunge Miller. firs; Clybourne, second; Siems, third. Distance 16 tt 5 in. 40 yard swim Siems:. first; Ransbergcr, second; Clybourne, third. Time 23 4-5 sec. 100 yard swim Clybourne, first; Siems, second; Garfield, third. Time 1 min. 11 1-5 sec. Diving contest Ransberuer. tirst; Clybourne, secemd; Garfield, third. 4 0 yard swim (bacV) McDonald, first; Clybourne, second; Garth-Id. third. Time 3 4 sec. 220 Siems. yard swim Ransbergcr. second. Time 3 min. : 1 - TRACK MEN KEPT ON JUMP BY COACH ROCKNE Ilachmaii and Hardy Who Take in Philadelphia Invents Are Coached. Fait Coach Rockne gave a large squad of track men a hard workout on the football field at Notre Dume Thursday. It was the largest yiuad that has been oat since outdoor work started. Tho distance men were sent through a jog of several laps and en-led up with a fast sprint down the field. Nearly all of the athletes who were out, taking part In the sprint. Bachinan and Kecfe took a '-'nml workout at hea.ving the sh"t and throw ing the hammer Jind discuss. Ail of the men were gie consid -.able. 1 ractice in starting. Rockno is giving much attention to Bachman and Hardy. The.-e two men will represent Notre Dame in the P nn relay games April 24, Bachman in tiw weight events and Hardy in the sprints. The track will not te in shape until thern is a rain. Coa.-h Rockne s iid este:lay. It will do no good to roll the track until there is rain. a the cirt will not pa k until it d..e. RACING BILL INTRODUCED I IAR RISBURG. Pa.. April A n--lval of horse racing in Pennsylvania is the purpose f a bid introduced in the sen. ite Thursday by Senator Catlm, which provides for th- appointment by th governor of a ommissem of five horse breeders ef the- tate for the regulation of hers' rat ing in all its aspects between April and December 1 of each e;tr. Kettir.g will le permitted only on pari-mutuel machine in the better ring er shed and is strict! forbidden cUewhere.

THE .RAHBLINGS OF THE P0STM0RTEMIST THAN KS OLD TOP. The telephone rang and 1 hurried to answer And a voice suhl to me, "Are vuu there sir?" I made reply that it was reall me And then lie said "It's like this you see, 1 want to know if you people have heard What right now in town is the latent wyrti. How Mayor Keller has created a fuss. For today lie stopped a 'jitney 'bus." "Can you tell mc the facts," I ask this ia;in, "It sounds real good and if vou ordy ca n I'll print this story in the paper torn or rowThough it may appear to his Honor's sorrow." "Why sure I can give you all the facts," he saiei And added if you print it, it sure will be reael And then I F.ard his voice as he raised it and cried: "The. mayor stopped the bus 'cause he wanted a ride." The above offering is due. -r is blamable, either way you want to takfc it, to some gentleman right he re in our city. Last night. meaning Thursday night. inspiration was ehased all around the room, but was never overtaken. Right in the midst of all this fuss, tlit telephone b 11 rang and what happened is told above. So it simply reminds us of that old saying that its a poor wind that can't start something. Jess Willard draws the line at speeches at plesent. but the chanced are he will be able to do some lalking about time he begins his vaudeville tiates. Joe Tinker and his crew of Whabs are now safe back in Chicago and expect te put in some hart! licks before the season starts Saturday in order to overcome the bad effects of the cold davs in the sunny south. Cy Williams of the e'ubs seems to have given out a standing order for a home run. He's nicked several so far this season and the. bugs in Chicago are pulling for him to repeat the trick every now ami then and oft ner. The real trouble will be that they will expect it and a three base swat pulled bv C- will be in the nature of a disap pointment evtn if the bases arc drum We don't know how far it is from r-i -. , . 1 1 ., in . , . m 1 I 1 W 1 1 '. , III., ' ' can't be far for w e Kit II. ill1.. I ' U I U see by the paper: where Rollie Z ider wa tro ing to ri.n o er to Aunurn. Freddie Welsh himself into t hi agreeing to box waukte .n May tit" ours.-. has gone and foreed o I un i n on-.- more b y Ad WalL'ast at Mil4. (V.hti ten rounds There are long as it's mobs a ml mo i s. i cheering moo but so liOhuily could objeet, not even who neeilttl the s-leep. a candidate Gel "i in. ; a candidate :itate i row (1 bud Still if I we:-. 1 wouldn't he: To say to the Don't cheer s It's your votes I appreciate. BROOKFEDS IN REVOLT Idea', of Manager Magoe LiLcl t. Obi Placr. CINCINNATI. Ap A .. TT.rit the members ' el'al '.e.a-i.e team dt was t lie ,pthe Frooklyn d aie in L state ,,f re laration of Jim Deb ha tit v . w bo an 1 , e,l 1 Iron i: 1 "t d .- aid : ;. to re w ith t he e o ii i some -a r o n g :n's manager-, a e talk abo-.L 111 it te Ma g.-e. Ae, a lot a d.-,g 1 'i Ii !ia at a'O'.ut hovv . Ma gee h t s ;i i-all club should oe :ar: and r:il of the obir player- d not n .v 1 ' Li I. a .' d alarm-'. Ait;e llcini in. hai m e-n troanbman left the f ail) his home m Akron out that hi- would da vs. I el ha lit y 1 1 k i n 1 1 . 1 1 ) n i s much no in v n palta ular, Las il Magee. ofie and went to it wa.s i;ive:i gor.e only two tl:;;t Hofman te.tm and gone o said Hofman into organized ot her- in. !!; . r s ai- s. i a ."! h;t.- r iillv ; borne. I eb would trv ! ball. He s.i o; i he lir-M tiiinL::i "I" He predict Upe.i thI i n t v a ' ; g-1 1 .. ' . :al L Feds : n.akiu-; th.e 1 a l-ig bhv line move. off in the Rrookl i n club Ltlui o lon

Dv A smith. JACKSONVILLE. . April 9. Thev certitinlv ;:a strong f-T a whlt iham.pion in tf.e south. This Trip of Jess WilLard from Havana to New "ll oik is alm.'S4 a parade. There i. ;i cheeriru' craw.; at every station. The cmmipion tar.no: ve:i grab enough time to have the . r'er shae him. for every little buig ar.'s a look, and a

1 pe eh. Ihe sr,;;t.-j hasn't ii II MlITrd t such ext i!erm i.t in ars. as it has bv jthe ibt'.,t o.' .I.i. L Johnson Shouting, , s'-r- aming. xeit. .1 petp!e t irn out at -.! stop a ::d t o Ling could set a stronger reception than Willard. Jovs ;;ot at: ovalion tluring the 20 minates. the tram stojej.r,! here. Ics a Uithlor. Willard is t o.'jsah ra b!e of a ki-lder. Jiro Savage, on.- of Ids sparring mates, boiiht ;i i.ghiing t !in Lt : before he bf! Havana as a present for hi lather, wlm is ehief of the range. N. i .1 'ii c tiejeui i up n:, nnd a Lmcicr o! the i -,hrtrig i n, k. Jim has the bird I jstovtd away in the baggage ear and Mast n:-:ht WilLud .'lijipetl in and tiiopp. d an -g he sorrowed from th : chef into the t iii' ken s crate. Jim i I.iim',1 a t u ri'hle roar when lie wrnt in j to teed his imhtiau t hi" a this mnrniiu'. j He tie., mht he had I n rhe.itt d and j v u could hear him aboe the noise of the train. Motior; ilcti.re hlm.s of The big ! battle are m I'ond on their wav 1 through The Fnited Statts to Toronto. There the pi.t , res will he developed and shewn for the first time. The pronioHis are confident thev will get a reversal of opinion on the pres. nt Fnited .States: law a-:ain.--t .sending tiie lilms from om state to anotlor. Herein lit. s one hope of tremendous prohts. Hurt licforc l ijiht. Just before- tiie light accidents happened to Jess Willard that came within an inch or so of being serious. Jack j Hemple struck J ss a powerful plow I on t!ie forearm and all !:.: put that I member out of business. That same Jhiuht I'Rourke b t a tiroj. of eollodiuni tail into Wlllard's v . all but blinding him. The- eve still is blood5hot nnd 5ro n s a resxi It oft his. The injury to Willard's arm looked yrious for a while. it was a Hrt of a stone bruise on one cf the bones near the elbow joint, and it was to relieve this that he constantly wore the rubber bantla;e tluring the rest of his training. It was painful ami caused him twe or three sleepless nights, but gradually wore- off. Joss told us about it. durine: the rid up the coast. He said tiie twin accidents threw a terrible fcarc into the whole camp for .t time. Will .Meet Lyon. Willard today accepted th first challenge offered him for the world' championship, when he firrccd to meet Frank Lyons. former champion of Florida a year hem e. Lynns is a policeman, having left the prize ring four yeais ago. He matehed up with Willard during the Latter's amateur days at Llk Citv. Okla . July 4, F. 1 1. winning a decision over the champion. Lyons is years old, sit f't four and a h lf inches in heigh! and weighs JT.". pounds. He has a reach of :t half inch over Willard. The local man was a member of Jeffries training force before tloReno tight and has appeared with. J-allgfoial atal Joe Jeanette. FITZSIMM0NS' FOURTH BRIDE SAYS HUSBAND CAN WHIP JESS WILLARD WASHINGTON. April '.. Mis Titno Zilbn Fitzsimmons. the fourth bride t "Itoli" l lt.'-illillVMI?. to-i'V declared she had JIO.moo to bet the lormer champion could whip Jess Wiib,rd. the new Ip-avy weight title holib-r. IioV and Mile, alb n were married here It-; n gbt nu today were sitih'secing. The fourth Mrs. ntzsimmon. who sparkled with jewelry, met Kitz-um-u.ons in Paris 1 f years ago. Five ears la.ter Mile, alien saw the form r champion in this oountry and a friendship sprang up culminating in the redding. She is 2-. years old and Fitzsimmons in 52. "I did not marry Boh' lif.-,r; hv h. ft pri7. tighter." f-he ;ti'i "1 married him because I love him." JOHN D EP AIM A TO" DRIVE Brother of Ralph to Drrvc lclage in r.oo-Milo Pwice. INDIANAPOLIS, April r . Joh.i I'Falnri, brother of Ralph, will drr-e W. K. Wilson's Dclage In th 5"0 mllr race here May 2'.. His entry was bled today. Ralph has m ole ':e nf hi breth.r h mechanic for the ! i.-' ; -ear. His utrance into the game a-- a driver Aid h welcomed. The Ielagt) i.-; The s t:ne mr Th-Tnas v.on with at Indianapolis last year. It wa ol to WV.-on who lives at Ri)Ch.-ter, X. V. H00FEDS SUED AGAIN Irate stockholder with l'ixe Sharti Ak? ftr KetM-ier. INDIANAPOLIS. Apr:! Ar.orhr suit for a re-ei-.a-r h;n teen tiled , bale against the 1 ndia n.ipolis club cf the Federal league re'-nlv removed 'to Newark. N. J. L--::- S-r.:fh. bo l ,? L '"A US I.'.e -:i 1! s "' s'o ,, a I-l.-iTes in t lie -j . Th i b- .-1 ;h i.4 ;n- ! solvent and that it L.s t m-ferra d Ms I property t- j.ersans u:;..nw m The ! petition also states th it ::- lub o-.v. s jr..eevi and that it h.ts rnoey Te jay its i.ndel te jr.ess r 1: id- r .!.- "Il its 5do.S. b'HOMEOF GOOD CLOTHES CB.STCED, MGR.