South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 186, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1915 — Page 6

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TRAVELERS Wheeler's Gang to Meet Hoosiers in Double Header This Afternoon Rain Prevents Game on Sunday. FMdMe "Wheeler's Traveler: and Ed Pmlth'.s r nnant v.dnnirjr lund will cok hrat'! I ndep ri! n Iay at tho. SnrinKbrool; ne!o.ure this afternoon with n. lo'nI' n v;izf m nt. Twin Idlla will :i!so f Hi? i rouTiun in I'.attlo Creek and S.iir.iv. The.--' .ix contests will mark ih-. -Um' of the first half of the "..! thorn Michigan IfMgiie saxoii. with the IIoic-rs ;us the champions hy a goodly margin. Rain mai: tho ;ra?ne .scheduled Funday afternoon between tho Crickets nml Hoomcts impossible. IM mith reported at 2 o'clock that the diamond was in erious danger of HoatlruT away and that in pursuance of his "Safety First" policy sMicst'-d that none of tho more rabid fan? venture to tho park. The 'rickets were handed their unearned jruaranti and ha-strned t their own dutrout, via tho (,. T. II. K. Vallandinham and lVmdermilk are the proJ.aldo idtohinir elections of "Pilot Kovhlcr, this afternoon. "Vail" jravc the boosters an interesting s sfdon last "Wednesday when he hurled md won n ll'-innlnir prame aain-t Johnny Jones of Saginaw, loiuh rmilk ha.s I. cert winnintr consecutively for tho past few weeks and i anxious to t.uild up his record, which was sadly shattered Uy the early season lo.-SOS. There- rdiould be a crowd at tho hall park today. inasmuch as when the two f;;ini s are- itnished tliis ftflerr.ooii the Hoosiersoan he officially declared rhamiiioiis of the Southern "Michigan lea true. The Smith lub has made a spectacular race for the lirst Rair. One of the features of the brilliant chaso was the 1 ." straight win record which cnd-d Friday when the Crickets' defeated the champions in u sven round fray. Tiie Traveler.-- are scheduled to open the second hail of the season at prlntfbrook on Wednesday. They will remain here for three days. Tuesday will he a day of rest for the players. Although South Ilond has clinched tho pennant for the tlrst half of the season, tho chances are there will he two llyely battles this afternoon. The Hoosiers are anxious to finish with as hii;h a percentage as possible, and w ill pro out anil try to take- two panics to pet r."!venpe for tho tw Flint took hero one afternoon on a recent trip. The last few weeks of the pennant race saw nothing but South Fend. When the locals took four panics from Uattle Creek there was not much question as to who would take the pennant. Then Fay City came aloiip and lost four and Sapinaw followed without takinp a pa-mo, and the penriant was clinched. The locals' .access is due to several thinps. One is that the team is well balanced. Tho intield, the outtiold, the pitchinp staff and the eatehinp st:uT. which is Harry fvako. have been jdaylnp pool ball. Tliey have field 1 hriillantly. and there was not a man on the team who at some time or other did not come throuph with the timely punch that won the hall panic. Speed has be n the slp;in of the tram. Every man was sent as far as ho could po on ( Vi ry hit. They made tho other tam throw the ball. They were ever :,ake. took advantape of every slip and won many pames by their darinp on the base.--. The team was what is called a smart bunch. They know baseball, take everything they hao cominp and carry the tipht to their opponents at all times. liattlo Creek was their real opponent. Toe Crickets play d pood ball In spots, but. they ;ire not in the Uoo Fiers' cla.s. They lueded hits tf win their b.Ul panos. while the locals, throuph their spet.-d, won .several with i'liiy a few safe swats. Tho return to form of Iyouio Liiudermill; was a l ip factor in the winnitip of tln j'ennant. Louie .tarteil .j-oorly, hut once he pot uvinp he kept winninp. ilill was aluas to bo dercndet on. "a.llanilinpham itched izood ball, while Cd Duffy shook his ihoodoo and came throuph with several victories. hsclicn' Arm a I'actor. .Another factor was Kschen's arm. AVith ba runmrs he;tatinp to score on hits to center field, the locals had the advantage. ll.lmer's arm, too, held many a runin r bac'fi on third. Urodcr the thifv? membor of the outfield, is not to ! e orlooked. l'ert is the host h ad-off man in the leapue, (iv.d in addition to reachinp first b:.se a hip percentape of Iiis trips, cracked out several drives that won pamer. Crodick, Kdruiston, Ko hler and 3call, tlie intield. dup many out of the dirt. I '.call at. tirst played in brilliant j-tylo. whih iloinlsttui covered miles of territory. tlrodick aind K.oehbr wer always in the pame. and thir h.ittinp was a brilliant as their lieldlnp. TTit iennant was not won on a fluke. It was v. n because Smith has the best ball team in the hapue. The ttam is or.e that would pie squads in hiphcr hapms a run for their money. The .1:

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LEAGUE STANDINGS

W. L. Pet. (hi( apo . 4G i!4 .fir,7 Detroit L'7 .;oi Huston ::7 i'4 .007 New York ;;: .:2:; Washinpton :b .517 Philadelphia 1'.: 42 .411 Clcevland 1'4 41 .::CD St. Louis 21 42 .V ATI ()XALLL(i V I Chicap r,S 117 .."S4 Philadelphia 4 US .."4S Philalelidiia I'. 4 L'S .:4S Pittsburpli : :;i .r.Di St. Louis ::4 .."14 Ib?ton ;a ::5 .4 0Prooklyn ::u .402 Cincinn-iti US :::: .4."'j New York L'7 .4 CO ri:i)i:iiii ij;a(;i i:. Kansas City 4 2 2S .OnO St. Louis 2 7 .7'J1 Chicapo 40 ::o .:,7l ruttsburph ::u ..".32 Newark ::." .roo Prooklyn ::( 4 0 .42! Paltimoro 2; 42 .::S2 Duffalo 27 44 .210 AMFKICAX ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis 44 27 .020 Louisville 37 ;.'2 .020 St. Paul -0 .".4 .r.1.1 (levelantl .'!4 '.',2 .515 .Milwaukee 2S .4tKI Kansas City '.'. -IS .47i .Minneapolis 2 :!7 .404 ColumbiLs 20 4J .J 7 7

;a.mi:s today. American Iapuc. (Two ( lames.) Washington at Poston. , Philadelphia at New York. Chicapo at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit. National Ijoauc. (Two (lames.) Poston at Prooklyn. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicapo. lVloral lA'auc. (Two Cames.) Pittsburph at Chicapo. St. Louis at Kansas City. I hi f falo at Baltimore. Newark at Prooklyn. (Morninp.) Brooklyn at Newark. Afternoon.) i cms nrs vi ;sti :i : i ay. American League Detroit. S; Chicapo, 7. St. Louis ,-; Cleveland, 0. National Iasruc. (micapo. S; Pittsburph, o. St. Louis. 0-2; Cincinnati, 1-S. IVdonil iA'apnc Chicapo, ."; I'ittsburph, 4. Kansas City, 14; St. Loui?, 3. Paltimoro. Newark, 0. Central Iiapiic. A'ounpstown, 1: Krie, 0. Dayton, .".-0; Wheeling. 2-1. At Col imbiis: Clevelaud ..200 000 011 01 5 11 2 Columbus ..021 000 001 00 4 1) ?, Carter and BilllnpiT, Davis and Coleman. Cleveland. 021 000 20 3 9 1 Columbus 000 000 020 2 0 o Prenton and Devopt; Scheneberp. Ferry and Coleman. Umpires Doyle and jrwin. At St. Paul: St Paul 010 000 100 Z 10 0 Minneapolis ..000 040 00 4 12 0 Leifeld and Johnson; "inglln and Sullivan. St. Paul 002 101 0116 9 0 .Minneapolis ...200 OC0 200 4 11 7 Hall and Glenn; Ingersoll and Sullivan. At Louisville: Indianapolis ..020 021 000 5 12 1 Louisville 000 010 1002 5 0 Tipple and Blackburne; Northrup and Clcmions. Umpires Murray and Uriel. At Milwaukee: Kansas Citv ...000 000 200 2 5 1 Milwaukee 000 "10 02 6 Hi 2 Kepan and Alexander; Shackelford and Huphes. Kansas City COO 000 000 2 Milwaukee 00ft 003 00 ?. Cardner and Cteihel; Phoades, Slapnicka and Prannon. Umpires Johnson and Connolly. GRAND RAPIDS: Tho marrlapo licence clerk in Kent county Issued licenses durinpr the year ending June 2 0. Last year the record waa ' s :, TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS very UTiMOST in beer j goodnew j'V - oCNAJ CrJ j til' endj

ASSOCIATION SCORES

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BUT LOSE GAME li TENTH FRAME

With Three Men on the Paths in Final Inning, Faber Passes Baker and Forces in Winning Run. DETROIT. Juh' 4. Tho Tipcrs defeated the White: enx today S to 7, in a 10-inninp battle makinp It three out of four for the local?. The nx fought uphill until the eiphth. When this round opened the score was 7 to 2 apainst them. Rowland's men then staped one of their famous battinp bee: and knotted the count. The hip doinps for the Tipers came in the tenth. With Cobb on third and Crawford on second and two out. Pa her passed Bush. While Push was battinp a heavy downpour of rain started. The ball was wet and Faber, unable to control the jdll, tossed four straipht balls to Baker and the winninp run was forced across tho plate. Scott started for the Sox. The Timers polled ten hits and seven runs off his delivery in five inninps. Steen worked for the Tipers until the eighth when the Sox rally sent him to the show ers. Chicapo 010 000 130 0 7 11 S Detroit ioo ;;::o 000 1 S l: 2 Sx-ott, Wolfpanp and Schalk; Steen Coveleskie and Stanage. Umpires Connolly and Wallace. CINCINNATI HURLERS HAVE IT ON CARDS Dale and Lear Are in Great l'orm ami Hods Cop Both Games. ATI. July 4. Cincinnati took both ends of a double header from St. Louis today 1 to 0 and P. to 2. Dale and Lear were in pood form. The second parne was called at tho befcinninp of the eiphth inninp on account of rain. JHrst (lame. St. Louis ..... . 000 000 000 0 6 1 Cincinnati 010 000 00 1 7 0 Robinson and Snyder; Dale and Winpo. Umpires Quiply and Orth. Second Game. St. Louis 000 002 0 2 4 0 Cincinnati 000 010 2 r, y 1 Sallee, Griner and Snyder; Lear, Benton and Clarke. Umpires Quipley and Orth. PITTFEDS DROP GAME TO WHALES BY A RUN Chicago Wins Ont on Singles by Wester i 1 and Farrcll in the Seventh. CHICAGO, July 4 The Whales won a slupginp match from the Pittfeds this afternoon 5 to 4. Pittsburgh pot three rurus in the second and third inninps on five hits. Chicapo -went ahead 4 to 3 in the fifth when McConnell tripled with two on. Allen then relieved Dickson and McConnell scored on his balk. Pittsburph tied it in tho seventh on two singles and an error, but Chicapo won out on singles by Wtsterzil and Carre 11 in the laist half of the inning. Pittsburgh 021 000 100 4 13 0 Chicapo 010 003 10 o It 2 Dickson. Allen. Bargcr and O'Connor, Berry; McConnell and Wilson. Umpires Fyfe and Brennan. BILL BAILEY HOLDS NEWFEDS TO THREE HITS Baltimore Collects Klcven Hits and Has Little Trouble Winning. NUWARK. July 4. Bill Bailey, the ancient portsider, brought back the early days of the 20th century today, shuttlnp Newark out S to 0. Ho allowed only three hits, two of which were scratches and struck out seven Newfeds. , , Singles by Walsh, Agler and Owens ami a -wild pitch pave Baltimore two runs in the second inning. Kvans triple and AValsh's third single added another in the fifth. Baltimore 020 010 000 11 2 Newark 000 000 000 0 1 Bailey and Owens; KaLserling and Rariden. Umpires McCormick and Shannon. LAVENDER CALLED IN SAVES DAY FOR CUBS Cheney Blows in riMi But Pirates Can't Do Much AVith His Successor. CHICAGO. July 4. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh this afternoon S to 5. The Cubs hammered McQuillan off the slab in the first two innings scoring five runs. Cooper took McQuillan's place and the Cubs got to him for two runs in the third md one in the sixth. Chceny blew up in tho fifth. Lavender rescued him and pitched great ball. Pittsburph ....000 3 30 001 3 Chicago 232 U01 00 S 12 .1 McQuillan. Cooper and Gibson; Cheney, Lavender and Archer. Umpires Klein and Kmsiie. PACKERS WIN GAME AND TAKE THE LEAD Defeat St. IniLs 11 to .". Mainly Through Shaw's Ten-ilk? Hitting. KANSAS CITY. July 4. Kansas City took the lead again today by trouncing St. Louis 14 to T., mainly through Shaw's terrific hitting. His three triples and single drove in six runs, and he scored three more himself. Johnson wa.s- wild, but Packard hurlfM pood ball. The locals hammered three pitchers? for 17 hits. o St. Louis 2i0 001 010 3 S - Kansas Citv ..lOT. 042 22 14 17 -Davenport. Watson. Herbert and Hartley, Chapman; Johnson. Packard and Lajdcrlv. Umpires Finneran and Howell.

NEWS FOR GOLFERS

By Jolm (Willie) fimidling. The grrer.s are becoming dry and require waterinp frequently. Sunday's rain ought to do them a preat deal of good. A favorite pastime at the links is to see the Sunnysides "Lord" pull tho haycutter about. Mr. Walters of Hammond, Ind., a guest of Mr. Lngman and a former member of our club, paid us a visit Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Uassett pot a fourty-three and a forty-five Sunday. Many balls have been loj-t in the wheat field adjoining the links. Mr. Fish, who had a large number of golfers visiting, entertained them on our course Friday and .Saturday. ' Mr. Mclnerny brinps sunshine to the links with his broad smile. Among the caddies there are a few who may be capable successors of Charles Chaplin. Rain .Sunday caused many to cease playing after they hud gone but a few holes. An invitation has been extended to all members of our club to take part in the Olympic Team Trophy Competition and Amateur Championship of the Western Golf association to bo held at Mayfield Club of Cleveland. O., July 17. 20. 21. 22. 2.. and 24, 19L". The club house will be reserved for those who are to take part. Bach person should call at the secretary's office for a house badue of admission. The house will be reserved strictly for those wearing these buttons. Caddy No. 0 poes about with the diPnified air of a policeman. TWO RACERS HIT FENCE Accidents Occur During Practice at Galoburg, IU. GALKSIM'RG, III., July 4. Fred AVapner of Milwaukee, a professional motorcycle r-icer, was seriously injured here this ufternoon when his machine skidded and crashed throuph the fence. Ten minutes later D. H. Alexander, an amateur, suffered a similar misha" at he Identical place. Wagner sustained broken bones in tho rgion of the right shoulder. Alexander's collar bone and shoulder blade were broken and his ppine was injured. It is bolievd ?nat he is internally injured. The accidents occurred during practice for the 100-mile raco to take place here tomorrow. BEAVERS TAKE CONTEST Arc Ahead in tho Sixth When Rain Stops Game. Special to The News-Times. BAA" CITV. Mich., July 4. Bay City beat Sapinaw this afternoon by a score of 3 to 1 in a game tha.t was called in the first of the fifth because of rain. AVith the ore notted at one each in the second after Pru baker and Blausser had sinpled, Highley walked three in succession forcing two lies. Saginaw 100 00 1 4 1 Bay City 120 023 4 0 tallies. Donnelly. Umpire Schac fer. CLEVELAND GETS ONE HIT OFF LOUDERiVIILK Big Righthander Passes Six and Fans Seven But is Nccr in Danger. FT. LOUIS?, July 4. Loudermilk held the Indians to one hit today giving the Browns a 2 to 0 vh tory. Tho big righthander passed six and fanned seven. The only hit was a triple by Smith in tho fourth inning. Cleevland 000 000 000 0 1 0 St. Louis- 000 100 01 2 S 0 Mitchell. Jones and O'Neill; Loudermilk and Severoid. Umpires Evans and Chill. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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Priet Who is to Have (liarpo MNhawaka's New Pari-di to Arrive Soon. of LAPOBTF, Ind.. July 4. All doubt as to the purpose of Uishop Alerdinp of the Catholic diocese of Ft. Wayne, to send the Bev. Father Bleckman of Michigan City, to Mishawaka to organize a new Catholic parish, was removed today- with the announcement from the pulpit of St. Mary's church in Michigan City of a farewell reception to be given the priest next Friday cvenin ;. All of the Catholic societies of Miehipun City will be united for the farewell. Father Blcckmann. in addition to his work as assi:ant pastor of St. Mary's nas been the Catholic chaplain at the prison. Father Bleckmann will begin his Mishawaka work at an early date. INJURIES PROVE FATAL C. C. Cox of Cincinnati Hurt Saturday at Slonx City. SIOUX CITY. Ia.. July 4. C. C. Cox of Cincinnati, an automobile racer, died this mornine from injuries received in Saturday's "00-mile racwhen his car was struck by Rickenbacher in a Maxwell and thrown through the retaining wall. A'ic McGraw, Cox's mechanician, is badly injured, but wil Irecover. GRAND RAPIDS. The annual meeting of tho Grand Rapids Fruit Growers' association will be held Saturday afternoon. Officers will bo elected and plans for the disposition of this year's crop will he discussed. ELNOR A A third unsuccessful attempt within a year to rob the safe in the Harry Stalcup drug store w:ls made last night. Two locks were broken but the robbers failed to reach tho inner compartment. HILLSDALE Miss Ethel Null and Charles Jachow were married in Reading at the bride's home. Mr. Jachow is proprietor of a Reading store. BHOMEOF GOOD CLOTHES C.B.STEED. MGR. Or. M. K. Smith South Bend's Leading - . - - ' - V -V . Specialist for Men. Thl Is my picture. Th only Exclusive Men'n SpiAllt in town ln trmt jou personally and 1 permanently lotw-trd here. No Hired Doctors Treat You Not a Medicai Company NO KXIFE. NO PAIX. No detention frcm business. Medicine furnished. No publicity. Everything confidential. You can arrange to pay WHKX CITltKD. Freo Examination and Consultation. Read my announcements In this paper Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Privately located offices, 211 S. Main St., opposite iot oilico, over McDonald's photograph gallery. Hours 9 a. m. to 12, 1 to 4 p. m., 6:30 to 8 p. in. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA. Wed F r& n t Mo n

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Call Jefferson Rids., r-o:a 4V. Don't phoiK. 01 i ici: iii;li. WAXTKD Uunlnepa men whon in need of office ielp. call the South Rend Ruines-i College. Any one apalde of filling aa office pasltlon call the S. R. R. ( charge to either f raploycr or rrnployrd, U'A.NTKD Yountf men ami women for ! Summer Shooi. 1'ntcr any time. Lowrats; larpe- faculty: nice new riuarter.; pleasant t-'irrvjuntllnpH ; rnplovnunt f.i-11-ities. t'atalei; Free. Write. cali, or telepho:u The Suth Rend RuslTiess i'oHcS-, . Corner Michigan and Monroe Street h. THR SCIK-OL T1IT IIRLI'S. Summer School, June t AUirut 14. Six regular courses (f study. Special course arranged to eult. l'renoon S-wehns lurj lac Mimmer. Our STL'DRXTS I'ltOFIT MlAJtlir V.111 eavo you n goox many dollars on your tuition. Competent students assisted In hoourlnK poltlen. Call or write for particular. Kdiov Hnslr.ess Sohuul, 1:0 L Wayne .St. Rell 143. Home LM4. hi:li vwrj:i) mici:llui;ous. VA x ti : i) m i : x -w om i : x. rrr..oo mta. Li-t crovernnient j"?s open freo. Franklin Institute, Iept. :el i:o-2H ster, N. 1. WAXTR1 ) Two trood rell ildo solicitors, at. I'nce. Call at room 1 l.etween s nml U a. m. Tripple Heat. Appliance o., irtit S,. Ml'-Idm -st. PKIiOXAL). ' SRIRRLLA Corets. Dctl &143; Home 1CV1. Panama hats cleaned at 1100 S. Main ti. il.V each. IS L islN rs ri ULSONTVLS. KCRRRN DUORS ana windowa ihouM b ordered now. We make all klnd nd those that last and fit. We rwl'-e and repair all screens and sell ecrfea wire. Miller Cabinet and Machine stop, bid Portage av. liome phone 2U32. Shad. Sharrve. Whit -rrout, X'erch, Halibut, etc. South Rend Fish and Oyiter Co. 130 E. JeSersoa. Rhonts. 11 13, ii. SIMRKLLA nret ReM Iloni UUSIX I :SS OITOIITUMTI IIS. S LI IT R--WanteI pjiicit..- with capital. i:-t.ilNl-ed business with i'i.HAy income. W:.i s. 11 part interest or nil. Addr-s V. R.ox ts, Wraw. Ind. 1 OK 11RNT IIOl'SIXS. j FR R i:T- Tl" Lelarid av. I If r. Hon, 7j1, Rycll T. M1U FOR RKNT 7-rm hou5e, partly moder:i. near S. Ml- hi .ran st. all evlr.irs Fe ll r.HM. roll Ri:XT Hoti-e. 220 R. Iayton 8t Iritjuire W. i. limMll. IIo:.;r ;;tj; F.-ll 12. 1R itL'XT-- l.'.zf.-Tonm r.ouo and ham, R. Raris .st, 14.'. Ilntinirn, Hastings I'd di,-. Hume 0i4o, Rell 211. F1R RFNTH at 7.T7 DLamcnd av. Call I'.ell I'hone 210. FR RRXT--ItrK all modern box: oa -h'..ta av. Rell DJlO. FUR RRXT 10-roora rrlrk Conae, hrtck Xi-rcK'- and l-aru; lare yard. v a-r. Id.jl hrne. Rll S. Friuiklia at. ludy M. Shively. i'CR JtFNT--f roo., mo:era Louae, Carroll ,t. AN) i rJia is era houe, 22i II. S.utJi. lU'iulre Mra. Saiier, IkU-as; l:iai; t lati. FOR .HINT T--o modern bouvi ca Mlhli;uti ht. Ii.'juiie Ilviao phoct-a t-i, wax phoLe zio. 1)K iu;nt ruvrs. 1 OR RRNT KUht-nm Cat- Inulrtj John Mtihtr, 11 limerick. Iloauy FOR RUNT ri.it. Home 1CV. le yuf. 1 on itiiNT omen ROOMS. FOR RENT Office rooms, either tlatU or asuRe; buildiii la ct. a trolly located; elevator scrlre and other xaoJern coa vfnlt-n'ea. Are yur offices properly kept up? Janitor serrice iu( luded la teutal; office and everythtrt: la kcj t la r.ru elan ronditlon. Apply Lr. L. F.. Dean, Dea RullJlng. 1