South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 92, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 April 1916 — Page 6

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5 Ti:iUAY AITf.KNOOV. M'iUL 1. 1 0 1 ft. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES BOXIN ILLIARDS

BOWLING

BASKET -BALL

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ILIIULWI Ui "BUSHERS" FAIL

On the Other Hand Nearly All Feds Will Get Berths on Big Teams.

Track Men Busy for Championships

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Thcro r r" tn inv folks who Yin j th Impression that th Federal! leaKU'-rs ouhln't stand ih1 major lc;iguo faff; that t li -" would show j

up a "Moorn-r-" when in joh competition with the mn who wero resular for the National and American lracuf-s lat ye.iun. Hut tY ' i. in j.t.or t i'-n 1 1 very intaru-. I.a .snov.n th-ms-l tr as frrod or hotter --th; in thpir

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ry on- has madf cnn'1 with nhoop. Th Mr;if-s Rot thrt-f and i all thr" delivered. Ttip ';rK'

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on who wfoild hao plived v. ith thTeds in I'jK. had tin- l:is;.i- xistd. K ory on;-1 hf i oruf s a Vank - i y ; i -lar. Cincinnafi. Pittshurh and

Ttrooklyn also t r i 1 out "!?ic !(!-. j Thfy wfro rod in f las with tho.--j

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Jt va fiMtod that npnny Kautf would star, and o far r ha.--. Il-, is j : i ; t htinninsr to hit. His dnfsj l.ap all the powor th.at b" s!ur,ol in j a l-Vdral hatK' uiiifoiin. Kill !

naridn. thf rf-pular cat her for the 191 T Newark 1-Vd--. has won the hackstoppintj jd with the (Jianls. He Is T.einij railed 'the l.et allarouni ratclur the ;iant. hae had for six or seen years." Kreil Anderson was a star hurler for the P.uffalo IV, 1.5 l.tt season. He has shown as much hrillianry in a Hiant uniform and will he one nf the pitehinf? regulars. iMdie Rousoh rjjorted late hut he had demonstrated heyond question of a douht that he is a wonderful outfielder.

Le M;i?c- is me of the stars of i the rejuvenated Yankee rleen. Nick Cullop. the of-pt lft hander in the 1D1.S Gilniore eircult, has von J wifh ease a regular turn in th !

pitching llvision of the Yankees. Joe Oedeon. a sensation in the Pacific coast last year and later signed up by ?he Kedi. will he the Yankee second sacker. KoiK't liy streimt Iimi4 liracs. Ed KoneU hy played th first sa( k for the T.raves in the training camp as It hasn't heen played in years. Th Idc I''"liernia!( has convinced the skeptics that not only has he not .xone hack, hut that he has conic forward, hoth as a fielder and hitter. Allen and Knetzer. pitchers for the i:t.' Pittshursi Feds, will he anions Stalling' hurlirik; manstas this suminer. The ratio of ttivers an.oni; the "hushets'- this ear, lioeer. has hpen on a ar with that of other years. nly ahout one out of evf-ry 1 1) ounßters that trekked the southern trail will i-om- hack with a major leaque joh. The majority of the surceful ones, h.owevf-r. were una!le to -rt firths. The he st they could d- was to win utility johS. The major leapue lul'- expended something like JLT.h.imm' darin.' 1'.. 1 for promising 'looking rookies. IPit most of the money has ht-en waited. The "second Tv Cohhs," the ""new fhristy Math.-w s.ms-." and th. "hetter than Eddie 'oIIuim s'- hae curip hack when. e the came. Tlu - w er' wonders in th- .minors, hut when failed. subjected to the hip lnu'ie tst thev Ihr s:.OiiO lliwrr. Conspicuous am.-np the failures is

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Tipple was an A wonder, but r.ot cood enough to fulfill t!o- Yankee standard. And " Tipple, the $'i."i',a Sizzle, Kdri? I ack. Ye-, there is t s'ii;!;t düTeicm e hptween the minors and the ma hir.. scar.

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H. 0. PLAYERS -SHIFT SCENE 10 CART1ER FIELD

Recruits Put in Shape Opening Game With Olivet Next Saturday.

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AImim. loft to rUlit: Tol Morolitli mid 1 i 1 1 llinuhain. lielow, Alma Ilichard. Tlie crunch of the cinder under the spiked shoe proclaims the opening of the outdoor season at tho various colleges throughout tho (ountry. The hic:trest track event of the season will lie the annual relay (arnial at the University of Pennsylvania in April, when more than L'i o collegians will endeavor to brin" honors to their alma maters. TVd .Mrredith th( middle distancer of the University of Penn vylvania. is prted to garner a number (f points for the Quakers, while Pill PiriKham. the Harvard runner and member of the relay team, is expected to gather in points and honors for the crimson. Alma Kiohards, the Cornell hisrhiumper. has been practicing for the shotput. broad jump and pole vault

in addition to his regular specialty.!

Conch .Tese Ih'.rper chmtred the scene of Notre 1; me baseball activities from the Prcwnson d.amond to .'artier held yesterday afternoon, and. although he dispensed w;h a pra tire srame. he Ke the athletes a hard workout. The held for practice has nowbeen changed three times within a week. In the first few days of outdoor practice he team worked out on the Carroll hall cami us. but a change was made to Prownson field during the fore part of the week. Although the Cartier held diamond is not in the be.t of shape as yet. it is in better condition than either of the other field?. Yesterday's workout consisted of batting practice, infield drill and fuiiKo hitting to the outfielders. Harper used both Wolf ;tnd Corcoran at shortstop In the infield workout. Wolf, however, is suffering from a sore arm and he did practically no throwing. Thursday's practice se.cions were most beneficial to the candidates. Harper had the men at battling and fielding drill in the morninsr. and sent them through a 12-inninir combat in the afternoon. Olit Opons Son .-on. The season opens a week from today. ' Ii vet college of Michigan furnishinc: the attraction on 'nrtier field. The spiad is scheduled for some hard workouts next week and it would not be surprising if Conch Harper would stn$?e a practice contest on the varsity diamond this after n oon. It is also likely that Conch Rockne will take his track men over to Cartier field today. Thus far the outdoor work has Keen done en the dirt track on the St. Hdward's campus. The track men will not he allowed to work out on the cinder track as yet. The track has not b-en put in condition, and Onoh Roene does not wish his men to work out on hard ground until they arc in better condition. Consequently, the work for the next few days will be on the football field, where the ground is soft. Constant improvement is noticeable in the work of the football men who are under spring training. Assistant Coach Rorkne is giving them considerable signal practice and last night he handed out a few more plays. The candidates are rounding into good shape and should be going at top speed before the spring work is brought to a close.

Oür Hats Men are fond of buying their Spring Hat at this because of the large assortments of excellent styles and colors.

The wide, ll at set brims are very tetchin this reason. You'll see them here in several new shades, holly, ivy, pea e;reen, Blenheim, saddle brown, pearl and blackstone ;rey, at $2, $3, $3.50 to $5. In tddition to carrying a complete and exclusive line of the celebrated Knox Mats, we oiler John R. Stetson's products and :aps of exclusive colors and styles from Heidcap.

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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes, Knox Hats, Sampeck Boys' Clothe5.

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SOFT HATS in all the Newest Spring Shapes and Colors. Come in and let us show you the one that becomes you. At this store every young or older man can get a Neat and Stylish Derby properly fitted to his head, so it will be perfectly comfortable, and becoming as well. CAPS in all the New Spring Shapes in the greatest variety of beautiful patterns ever shown at 50c, $1, $1.50 and $2. HOWARD SCHROP, The Hatter 127 W. Wash. Ave. Sc J. M. S. Lobby

homeof good clothes

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MAX ADLER COMPANY Spring Hats are Here Cor. Mich, and WMh. fite.

CAPS NEWEST SHAPES AND PATTERNS John Hale Hat Store 12: V. Wah Ax. & .1. M. v ImUU .

ADLER BROS. On MJrhlRB at Washington Sil ce 18Ä4. TUR STOim FX) II MUX AND BOT.

THE STORE FOR MEN WASHINGTON ATITATK.

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' SOUTHERN BASEBALL j(: r': if :: :t 5!llitL'TON'. Texaf. Arril 1. Tyrus r(hb. looking tr hf in pr.od condition, hut a trillo over weicht. join(l th Tigers hre today and will probably be in today's ir.-un. It is certain that the duel betwepn Cobb and I;enny Kautf ill tak pla-o Sunday when th Tigers and Giants meet here. International News SvT'" HOT SrrJNGS. Ark.. April 1. Three Pirates were released today Pitcher Von Steinberg to Wheeling Central league tram: Inri-ldr Swaney and Outfielder Koroly. unconditionally. With all players in lino shape, tho Pirates ireak camp Monday.

Intornnti -nal Nou s Srvi.-: NI'W PLI:a.S. I.a., April 1. Mpr. Tinker today pa his Cubs pomp advice about hitting and rhlinir. drawing his example frm -e. terday's u.uiif with the Cleveland Indians, which the Cubs Ust. 4 to 2.

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Ir.trn;iti'a il N-ivs Servl,-: P. FAF.M INT. Texas, April 1. The Giants came hrf fday frr,m Ho'istttn t' tackle the Reaumur.! team. Tomorrow thf-y will rnpt ihe

, h-h fighter mad- in his j -round : 1 1-(, S m in" ,5rt luirii; K'1U" " 1,1 " , b-'iit wrh Penny L-.,nard last nixht. ! M ri58-

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lntfet ,F:itabltfthsi, Mot ?urccfnl und Heliable peelallt In Disease of Men. XIihIIcbI Diplomas, Ilc"nri and !wspaper Records Show.

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ake No Mistake!

Seek the Leader, Not the Follower. Start Right and Start Now Reasons Why All Weak, Worn-out, Discouragedand

Diseased Men Should Consult DR. FLKENFR (O., logent erobMBM, roost suvfr3l d4 j'.U1-1 ü'!' in PKIA IC. KFXTAL ml NKBOIS OF METN.ao rw-i1"l '1ip nw llon!es and rfordu tII! lrw. Your whole fcrur mj dvpod 'ir-" ,f kind and quality of tTHtiutil jen got first. Chronic Diseases of Men No Matter How Obstinate or How Contracted, CURED rx".rTi method ff treatment fr oil Vrltlr Difls W nrrr 'i ":-:r pon' kulfe. 1f It rn be aroided. and only fhn npon th- eipr- i f th patient. Enlargement -.f rh Prrstrsr lnd oir t.y r-d'i .r.- a not bv rnirv-ln? It We cure I'Ces And otJjer Eeetal D1p! rtrr:' :t .rrr;. I nder our superior trt-atni-nt. Vsrlcorele lulckly -acls : tl " if r.-f a ' J Is Hbsorbfd snd th circulation Is restored to tbe parts aXfepd. V huT 1 traordlnary su-(" hi eurltiff Rupture by rentable ffafl rmialew m.r. 'fT' out reoour to trusSK. Dbae of th KldDe.TB and Bladder bt- .;.! l'v healed, ncd the patlnt ?Arl from fatJl rasults tIiW- jfrers'lv f-'.:w pie- ted r.d cf long: staodlBK. Don't lielaj- tatlcar treatxrxnt 1r- ctrr V'; 1-IMso-f s : the fouQpr we bf-jrln to or the s-ter ws wCl roiOr. j-m t" hjilfh. rig-or and vltfl'ltv. Nervo-us tronWs often hav ttlr nut in Ivj' i-.hu... u t;i.-h w p ran aprrtain und renjor. Tü ffVyra snd Iefpori '.- flttend those wr.n rf fenrfu t that fby nrer ran b ard of tr.5r .i'.r-"-will Iinnje-ilntelT vanish n hs our tratmnt gnm ta tak '. -X. We po!Mly euro Rupture, Varicocele MUi, Flaraja, F1ur, F-tl I'locrn. I'rontau Knlar rmmti, Contract! D Loat Vttalltr. r1iturf. P ' h nMt of the RladdfT, KldnT, lAxrz. 8tnm4ib. Mil all Vital I)! of M-n br ur PJnl and niortle Method.

Delay is the Seed of Disaster and Death NATURE'S DANGER SIGNALS HEED THEIR WARNING

.v- Varicocele knotty, wrnr vein?. flllM witi clotty bK1 In on or rr. r.. rtzJDO YOU bUlter c,,-- ,.wn pain in od" or bota grc.'.zs. loss of rltaUty. ambition, asüfulr. won '" r-d flin?. .Wr-ous enkee; NKIUol s DEBILITY, Heads" tlufirMa tüÄsr. los of cnfldecce. broodla. M '-r of neCe- t.elni: mr-1 i i-k ..f H-i irv t.. .-..ucei.trfit inl'-d. oid rt, -i Ambition Vkn. V Igor. Vltailt ; k.koi VKKN1'sv Wenk tr-m LV 'H'r f:ir!pu"d. pain around h-art. or at ba of nln. It&Mng of akin. ex"1M.:'j f o ,-,r,'-,l,f'.iLe U)T vico'k dk VITALITY, itlitc lae to early lndt-Ttlon or eiocftes; BLADDLTl, KIDMiV Olt

I'RtTTIC Dl-K.'r;, dizzi '' s;j" ks berorf tie eyes, awoi.ee i i. w - w... a.w uuw r.- rrn. p-bih. .--"l .-- f-.ul n-f-rin" uri. l.urnin? stlDarictr or dtff'.cult urlnation I'ILE. nTCI-.V, ItcMor bnn.'.Lff aS-.'.t r7''ii --ai l' offenste f1U-'L:irj-- f l'i. 1IYTJBÖCLLE. tiin:or of NTotum. STRICTURE, dlffllt, J-alaful flow of urir:. wtv i-'vbar oh9rufti'.n r;..w. J RIVATK CONTRACT KI DISEASES. le-harra. it.hln. bnmlng. oaMlns urtn. etc RI FT I" KI" or any oJi-r dis..- or weakness ecu'.lar to Mm; BLOOD P0IO Ulcw, Han. 8or Tlipr at or M.,"jtb.. KhMinjatlsia. UjL pairs fal'-ln? hair. ccr-.V -jlored spota, placpUa. bad blood, ttc.J No lac&r) cimi tAa. Mmv r.ar-"ra Lav tf.M u .v.t nt firat tb-- s'.tflte to bain materrtit with u. fariir tiat cn acro:nt cf o-j irr'fat 'r-putat'n rl. ?W would b more tüaa rSier could afford to par. Our fe ara aiw7t iao2r4, wfco-llj wi-ii-vo ni.find ard at no rirr. tr.o-e then jou are wllBfr to py. DON'T lt cocot raAtt- kp yon fwa W.r.sJo tr-ntu-nt If --u will -all r.-1 je as -have a syrtern br wV.ch you can b?!n tratirnt an4 lT at -tou rÄn DR. FLEENER CO.

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