South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1915 — Page 12

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1915. League Tomorrow Expected Prove Interesting

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Games

GIAWTS SURELY 1ST FROLIC 01

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LEAGUE STANDINGS

T 5 COURTS

McGraw Says Not But Indications Are That His Men Have Been Doin' It.

Ily Prank Mnikr. A neutral fan is on.- who neer kirks about an umpire': decision, no matter how raw it is if it is in faor of thft home t(;irn. John Mrflraw won't let li "us mm play tennis. Ho s.iys it nurts their basetall Fkill. Looks as if his whole tram has been tnnisins; on the sly. "Why is it." ask.- a pugilistic; fan. "that Sam Lamrford knocks out some men in one or two rounds and lets ithT3 stay the limit, although the others look like dubs?"

NATIONAL LEAGUE. w. u ret. Philadelphia 50 2 .5''.s Hrookhn 4-i 41 JVj Boston 4 7 M ."10 Pittsburgh 45 4 4 .r, :ciiiao 4:: 4:: .:,'! l.Ww York 11 12 .4vs ISt. Louis 4 4 4 0 .472 Cincinnati 2' 5 2 Ai'J American league. Boston ."7 2 2 .540 Chicruo .j 7 24 .02 Detroit r,r. Washington HI 45 .."'." Now York 4:: 4G .IS?. St. Iouis 2 7 7 4 .107 Cleveland 25 r.o .:;vo Philadelphia "1 6' ."4 1 AMKIUC.W ASSOCIATION. St. Paul :.7 ?.fi .r.ro Indiana;, olis .".2 4.'. .."IT Minneapolis 52 4 4 .512 ICansas City .". 4C, .f.21 Louisville 4J 4 s. . 40 Cleveland 4 1 4 7 . 4 r. Milwaukee 41' ."2 . 4 ! 7 Columbus 2 7 s .oVJ eedekal u:.(;n:. Kansas City ::; .5 7; Chicago 52 2'J ..".71 Pittsburgh 30 41 .5H st. Louis 4: 43 .522 Newark 4s 4" . 5 2 7 Brook tn 4 2 ".4 .4 4?. 1 '.u ffal o 4 2 5 4 .42 I Baltimore j - s .:J70

FACTORY BATTLE REACHES CRISIS

Double-Header at Singer Park and Game at Springbrook on Slate.

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Yhat Dope Are They Dishing-Up?

The answer is simple. At the. be;unnintr of each bout Sam counts the

hoiifp. If it's a slim house S.mi knows! there's no chance for a return match..! u horpiirion he tinislos the other piy i

as fjuickly as possible. If it's a big house, Sam lets the other uy May the limit so that a return match will be a good, drawing card. DAHIO HHSTA. the daredevil automobile racer, may not compete in the Elgin, 111., races Am,'. 20. His wife has pleaded with him not to enter. She fears he will be killed. Mrs. I testa is the sister of Spencer Wlshart, who was killed while racing' in Elgin last year.

Thi is Ty Cobb's 10th year In the big league. Who dares call him a veteran ? Cobb this year is going better than ever before. Nine years of major league wear and tear have not dimmed his batting eye nor diminished his amazing speed.

n i is u i i s y i 1st i : l : i a y. American iA'ane. I Detroit. 7; New York. St. Louis'. ."; Philade Iphia. 1. Washington, 2; Cleveland, 1. 'hieago- Moston, rain. National League. Pittsburgh. S; Brooklyn, 2. Philadelphia. 2; St. Louis. 1. Boston, 10-7; Cincinnati, 5-G. New York-Chicago, rain. Perietal l.cjiUiic. Chicago, 4; Buffalo, 2.

Kansas City. 6; Brooklyn Newark, 11; St. Louis, S.

nings). Pittsburgh. ::-5; P.altimore, 0-2. AiiKTican Association. Milwaukee, 2; Columbus, 1. St. Paul-Cleveland, rain. No other Karnes scheduled. International League. Puffalo, 7-3; Jersey City, 1-1. Toronto. 4-.'J; Providence. 0-2. Rochester, 1; I Jarrisburgf, 2. Montreal. .1; Richmond, 1.

The race in the Cu-tory league rc:cli a crisis Saturday afternoon

It ii tip to the Studcbakers to

the living Singers in their unerring j

drive for their third successive pennants and the V:ucn Makers will have ,i tw -fold opportunity to take a full f,:i' of the e'uam:iions Saturday. A

double header is scheduled between J

tlie stU(icii;iK(rs ami miim, snunti. promptlv at 2 o'clock and the fans ......

are c.p tin blood battles lor tail-etunrs ale anxious to climb and

t j lake tlie chamj s lovn a peg or two. In addition to the double bill at Sinner park, the Olivers and Pall Hands will t'm'ht for second place at S'.rin.arbruok park. This- contest, judfi-iu-' from indications, -will also be a battle roval for the two clubs are pvuiIv matched. The Olixers are po-in-strong th. se days with a bunch of consistent singers, vrood fielders and heady players on their line-up- Tlic; P.all Hands fare a. well with an as--repration of youngsters who have proven their metal already this ?ea-

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-RACE

RESULTS AND ENTRIES

Hamilton Itcsults. l-'irt race. ' furlongs Candle.

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White Sox fans ak you to look at their infield and to an.swer their (pjestion: "Isn't the White Sox infield the preatest in baseball today?" The majority of fans are inclined to bHievo that the Chicago claims are JustiHed. Jacques Fournier at first, Kddie Col

lins at second. "I'.ui k" Weaver :t I

short, and Russell Blackburne at third, constitute a wonderful quartet, both offensively and defensively. Collins and Fourier are hitting like find. Weaver Is not a heavy hitter but he has been clubbing the ball at timely moments. Hla.'kburne, a prodnet of Providence, R. i., is a fair hitter. Hut it is on the defemo where the quartet ehines with extreme brilliance. The infield is as fast as chain lightniri. it is sure on ground balls and works together with the smoothness and precision of watch cogs.

OAMJiS TODAY. American Ix'ama. St. Louis at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Roston. National Ixauc. IMladelphia at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Huston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Federal IxaKc. Newark at St. Louis. No other Karnes scheduled. cartie

Roper Shall, who labors in the department of justice in Washington when not rolling, tells this story: "I drove my ball Into the rouph w'hllo playing mi the Rannockburn course in Washington. My opponent, the caddies and myself looked for the ball in vain. Just as we were about to give up the hunt we saw a huge bullfrog. "'lie looks awfully fat amidships.' said my opponent. I agreed with him for that frog had two Uuko bulges in

tho middle of his body just about!

where the stomach was located. "In the meantime, my caddy cap

tured the fro and before I could

TO BE IMPROVED

Notre Dame to Have Finest Athletic Field in Country Says Coach Harper.

Plans have been completed to make Cartier field at Notre Dame one of tho finest athletic fields in the country, according to an announcement made by Coach Jesse T Humor thi

morning. The proposed nlans ill

utilize every inch of available suae..

every inch of availabb

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Mop him he had killed It. The c;ul.lv ' , ,,, 11 V11' (-"ons,n,timmediatelv m rforme.! an MPr,.in itl0." or ; which reuutre two years

on the frog and removed from the

interior of the frog not only my golf ball tuit another one." (P. S. -Shall is regarded as a very truthful man.)

win oocrin at once. The baseball diamond will bo tho.

-. ,,m' letlar. even place, sec

Pride of Orcenway. S to 1 show, third. Time, 1 : 1 S Tab Her, Raria. Rosewater and George Morgan also ran Second race, maiden, r.-ycar-o.d and up. Canadian foaled, f. furlong. NN-Harry Hassctt II. 7 to 1 won; -v-T(m Silk, 3 to place second; Shrove Tide 1 to 2 show, third. Time. 1:18. Vistatio, NX-Offertory. Letter Kenny. Sir James. Flowery Imd. X-l)ivticee III and drenville also ran. XX Giddlng entry. X Seagram entry. Third race, steeplechase, about two miles Idle Michael. 7 to C- woinOray Planet, 6 to 1 place, second; F. A. Stone, 2 to show, third. Time, 4: OS "-3 Morpeth, The African, Dorothy Webb, Joe Gaiety and Cubon also ran. Fourth race. 6 furlongs Brandywine, to 1 won; Valas, " to 1 place, second: Yorkville. out show, third. Time. 1:16 2-5. Knights Differ. Gordon, Mater and Gerrard also ran. Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth Martian, n to 1 won; Dick's Pet, :! to 5 place, second: Flltaway, even show, third. Time, 1:15 :. Supreme. Kilday and Karly Light also ran. Sixth race, 3 furlongs Lucky It.. 7 to 1 won: Willie Ash. even place, second; Ycrmak, ? to o show, third. Time, 1:02 4-5. Illuminator, J. Z. Wiggins, Welga. Rehera, Dr. Sullivan. Test, Clara Morgan and Greenwood also ran. Seventh race, one mile on turf Schemer. 5 tc won; X-Water Lady, 4 to 5 place, second; Recoil, 1 to 2 show, third. Time. 1:41 H-o. X-Pro-gressive, Hiave Cunarder, Pardner, Be ndel and Boxer alo ran. X Arthur entry.

Probably Mike Gibbons and Packey McFarland are waiting until the other grows whiskers. That would gie the whiskcrless guy a pulling adxantage.

to Mi:irr fivi:ks. The J. I. basdiall t' am will meet the Klweks Sunday afternoon at .'I o'clock on Cassaday's lield in the tirst of a three-game series. The I 'i woks

have won from the K. and S. and!

tile J. D.'s have taken every gattip played. The J. D.'s hive an open date for Sunday, August s. and would like to arrange a game. Call Home rrono SGD2.

BERMAN'S

126 N. MICHIGAN ST. South Bend's Exclusive Sporting Goods Store SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ami MONDAY 75 c Ypsllanti insSft Bait, special price . . . -3?C 35c Bathing Slippers fcr Ladies and Gentlemen; specials f pnee !C 50c Tennis Balls All Brands, Fresh Stock ; special A price

$2 Tennis Rackety O ipecial pnee A 2J

$1.00 Safety Rors,A special price J J J Special Discounts on Baseball Goods.

tlrst part of the impro -ment and

wnen the diamond is completed Jt will be the best in the country. It will be situated in the north portion of the field which was recently annexed to the athletic park. It will le of th regulation college size and be modern in every respect. The infield will be made of noil and the base lines will o of blue clay, a network of tiles wi.l he put in while the grading work is I'eimc carried on and this -will insure quick drainage in the spring, so that outdoor practice may be carried on early in the season. The present grandstand will ho moved to the new diamonds and bleaehcrs will ho erected in its place. The obi baseball diamonds will serve as a part of the football laid, which uill be made within the l-l mile track and this plot will be surrounded with modern bleaehcrs. A permanent fence with concrete posts will enclose the lield and the same plan will ho used around the baseball diamond. Thus largo rrowds can be handled with prefect case and fans can see the game with comfort. The construction work will be under 'he supervision of Oa h Harper, who returned to the university yesteruay from Chica go where he has spent several days purchasing matt rial to be used by the football players this coming season.

Hamilton Kntrlos Today. First race, 2-year-oids. selling; 5 furlongs Dr. Bernardo. IOC; Heclas Flame. 104; Kathleen H., 100; -Copper King. 105 ; Alector, ;C; Thorn Cliffe. 100. Second race. 2-year-olds, tillies: 3 furiong.s Bernice, 112; Taka. 112; Margery. 1 03: Anita, 117; Mary Rstelle. 112; Joe Bernstein. 100. Third race, maiden steeple chase, :;-year-obls and up: about two miles Joe Caiety. 147; Lily Paxton, 147; Cnhon. 140: talmore. 119; Gray Planet. 149: Jim .. 144' Fastone. 1.17. Fourth race, ::-year-olds and up;

lhandiean. 3 1-2 furlongs Carbide. 1 103; Oi.milu, H tween Cs. 93: The

Widow Moon, t0; Sir Rdgar, 100; Boh Hensley. 110; Kd Howard. f9. Fifth race, .".-year-olds and up, sell

ing; 6 furlongs Cardigan. 10"; Rigj nity, lot: Fascinating, lOtJ; Miss-

Waters. Sehnains. SS: Mngle,

i e . v.apiam i.cii, ic.. .miiil, j".. in.'; Meelicka. 92: -Cogs, 104; Aimeelest, 93; Runaway, 100. Sixth race, maidens, selling, .".-year-obis and up; f furlongs Dorcis, 104; Kathleen S.. 107; Northern Light. 109; Nellie Hoots, 102; Rlla Jennings'. 102: Dimity. 102 : K. L. Watson. 109: Subject. 109; Collector, 114; Africa Beau. 99; Argent, 97; Kenwoody. 10 Also eligible Havana. 107; Cotton Top. 10 4: Charles Francis. 99. Seventh race. 2-year-olds and up; selling, one mile and an eighth on turf Cncie Hen, 97: J. H. Houghton, lor,; Lucky c.eorgc, 97; Cordief, 92: Haby Sister. 93; Cliff -stream. 100; Harry Iiu6,er, 97. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather Clear: track, ?low.

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STOPS

Drivers Protest That Course For Running of Ten Thousand Dollar Stake is Dangerous.

A picture over which to ponder. What are these two baseball generals talking about. The camera snapped them the other day when the Chicago team was playing in Boston. I'res't

Oaffney of the Braves and Hrcsnnhan of the Cubs having a little intimate chat seems to presage a bit of baseball news. Are they cooking up some deal whereby some of the play

ers on the Braves and Cubs will trade uniforms? Is Bresnahan going to trade Vie aier for Johnny Kvers? Perhaps. But the otlice boy say?, "All wrong! Bresnahan is just trying to borrow a chew off Gaffney."

DETROIT. Mich.. July 30. As x result of protest of the drivers who had hors-es in the S10.G00 M. and M. Make carded for Thursday, the event was postponed until Friday. Rain set in at noon and by the time the horses were called the track was in such bad condition that a delegation of driversvisited the judges stand and protested racing the important stake over such

dangerous course.

purse events were raced off.

Othello. 100: Pullux, 100; Isirose, 114; Beethoven. OS. Third race. :-year-old.s and up, selling, mile Orotund, 105; Dartworth, 107; Comma uretta. 9S; El Oro. 115; Alpena, 103; Hearded Idy, 103; Stone Hcnge, 112; Wooden Shoes, 112; Brian Boru, 10S; Hammon Pass. 107: Daingerlield, 112; O'Sullivan, 115; Thought Header. 112; Prank Hudson, 107: Minstrel, 105; Tale Carrier. 115. Fourth race, ,1-year-olds and up, handicap, mile and a sixteenth Transit. 100; Hanovia, 102; Lahore, 102; Polly H., S7; Bayberry Caudle, 10S. Fifth race. 2-year-olds and up. selling, mile Sam Slick, 107; Valentine, 110: High Tide, 115: Ohlscn. 110; candow, 107; (lammon, 107; Itusila, 10r Mcnlopark, 105. X.-;th race, 2-year-olds, conditions; 3 It rloags Whimsy, 102; Meadow Orth. 105; buckshot, 110; Koyalist, 107; St. Isidor, 107; Sky Pilot, 110; Saturn. 105. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather Clear; track, fast.

BITS OF SPORT NEWS

CHICAGO, July CO. Mgr. Stovall of the Kansas City Federals, Mgr. Magee and Outlielder Benny Kauff of the Brooklyn e lub. were under suspension as the result of the assault upon Umpire. Corcoran in Wednesday's game

at Kansas City. Pres't Gilmore announced today that every player who induced in fisticuffs during Federal league games, would suffer seriously in their pocketbooks.

NEW YOHK, July .11. Walter Nelson and Young Marino boxed a 10round draw.

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Four

of which Tom Murphy won two. hi.first winning mounts of the meet in v.-. In the 2:22 pace, in which a heat was raced on Tuesday. Jean was an easy winner, as was Peter Farren in the 2:13 pace. Walter Cox also broke? into the winn'ng column with cUr.i Walker in the 2:11 pace, while Po; Geers IandtM the 2:10 tre.t with Guv Nella. Summaries: 2:22 pace, ". in 5. purse $1,000 (on heat Tuesday): Jean (Murphy) i i i Hodirewood I'atchen (McDonald) 2 2 : Lady Aubrey (Snedeker) 4 2 Grace Ongale (Squires) 3 4 dis Marriott ami Hal Plex K. alo started. Best time, 2:10 1-4. 2:15 pace, 3 in 5. purse $1.''0m:

Peter Farren (Mir.phv) 1 1 Budd Flliott (Geers)". 2 2 Little Director ( Valentine i ... 4 Willie Caffee (Snow) 3 t Bella TZ. and Crescent Simmons a started. Iiest time, 2:14 1-2. 2:11 pace, 2 in 3, purse Jl.ooo.

Clara Walker (Cox) 2 1 Dustless McKinney (Murphy 3 4 Hal Connor (Geers) 1 2 Rex Heart ( Valeniine ) . . . . 4 3 Present Queen and Fleeta

also started. Hest time. 2:11 1-4. 2:10 trot, r, in 5, purse M.00: Guy Nella (Geersl 2 1 1 1 Lizzie Brown (Snow) :; 2 ", j Lula Lumine (Murphy) 1 2 2 f Liramlc Iad ( McDonald ) . . . 4 I BaAiy Doli, Capt. Cacada and Fair Virginia also started. Best time, 2:11.

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Games Yesterday

NATIONAL LEAGUE. First game Boston 102 061 000 10 11 1 Cincinnati ....002 001 002 5 9 1 i:agon, Hughes and Whaling; Dale, Lear. McClu.-kcy and Wingo. Umpires Klem and Cockill. Second game Boston 000 040 ;;00 7 11 0 Cincinnati 040 101 000 i 10 0 Davis. Iiagon and Gowdy: Benton, Schneider and Clarke. Umpires

Klem and Cockill.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh . . . lf offer and and Gibson. Kason. Philadelphia . St. Louis

Mayer and and Snyder.

Quiglcy and Kmslie.

. . . 100 000 010 2 9 2 . . .100 020 04x S 9 1 McCarty; Kantlehner Umpires Byron and

. . .ooo ioi oio2 11 1 . . . 00 000 1 00 1 4 0 Killifer; Griner. perdue Gonzales. Umpires

FEDERAL LEAGUE. Newark ...ion no 200 0:: 11 20 2 St. Louis ...loo 120 040 00 S IS 2 Mosely. Brandon. Fa kenberg and Bariden; Watson. Crandall and Chapman. Umpires Miller ami Johnstone.

CHICAGO. July 20. The million dellar Eastland relief fund was swelled by the addition of f935.lt today, the entile proceeds of the ChicagoBuffalo Federal league baseball game y esterday.

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Aque-duot lloults. I'irst race, 5 furlongs Malfou, 5 to 1 won: 1'air Weather. 2 to 1 place, second; Miss Philbin. 2 to 1 show, third. Time, 1 minute. Nd!i. Chivator. Southern Star. Mary Blackwood and Elsie Bonero also ran.

ee-onu race, one nine Lazun. n( 1 won: Lihor, 1 to 3 place, secon.l: i

Time. 1:29 1-5. Wanda Pitzer. Hen e.;ince. Frank Hudson and KoMnetta also ran. Third race, mile and a sixteeruh He len Barbee. 2 to 1 won; Harry ;;baw out place, second; Blue Thistle, out show, third. Time. 1:44 Only three starters. Fourth race. 7 furlongs Holiday. 13 to 5 won; Capera. 2 to 1 place, second; Trial by Judy. 2 to 3 show, third. Time. 1:23 2-3. Surprisimr, Sea Shell and Khiru Maiden also ran.. Fifth race, one mile Alhena. 9 to 2 won; Volant, out place, second; Son, of Valley, 7 to 5 show, third. Time. l:3l 2-3. Lights out, Napier ami Commauretta also ran. Sixth race. 5 furlongs After Night, 4 0 to 1 won: Tatiana, S to 3 plate, second: Edith OUa. out show, third. Time. l;ul 2-5. avi-atr. PKiuctte, Sandel and Bell Hand also ran.

'.Buffalo ion

Chicago 300 Krapp anel Blair, and Wilson. Umpires Wcstervclt.

01 n 000 2 9 1 010 oox 1 5 2 Allen: Hendrix Finneran and

First game Baltimore 000 000 000 0 3 4 Pittsburgh 0n2 nio 0O 3 9 1 Suggs and Ower.s: Allen and Berry. Empires McCoriaick and Shannem. Second game Baltimore 000 000 101 2-9 0 Pittsburgh 12" 001 Olx 5 7 0 Quinn and Jacklitsch: Knetzer and O'Connor. Umpires Shannon and McCormiek.

Aqueduct Entries Today. First rat e. ;:- ar-olds and ui . selling. 5 1-2 furlongs Salvanlty, D'5: Dunesit". ieo; I,.r;.dos. ',; Hecluso. les; Edith liaumann, 107; Wavfarer, lot: Stella !lna, 104. Second race. 3-year-olds and up, felling. . h,indicap; (urlencs Giumpy, 102; True as StVel. Ill;

Brooklyn ojo 011 100 4 S 0 Kansas City ....unn 000 000 0 $ 0 Marion and Simon; Henning. Pae:kard and Easterly. t:mpire., Brrmnun ;md Corcoran.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland 1,, r.oo Ooo 0 1 s 2 Washington ...(ie ooo 000 1 2 'J 2 Walker ;i'vl oNe-ill: Johnson and Ainsmith. Ump;rt s Hildebrand and I'Lemghhn.

Itroit 100 00 4 020 7 9 1 New ork no Oeo 0 4C ) 11 2 P' land. Stern and Baker. Stanare:

, arhup an,! Vunamaker. Sweeney.

Umpirts Wallace and Connolly.

Ft. Louiq 010 ooo 020 3 7 2 Philadelphia ..!ic00 000 (' 10 1 5 2 Kfob and Acnpw; Pressler and Lapi. Uiaidres Nallin and Dinceu.

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