South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 174, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 June 1916 — Page 8

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itlt. SUU1H BEND NliW5-TlMli5 Take First Game From Evansviüe Terre Haut Here To :e morrow BROTHER OF WONDER AT TENNIS A STAR HURLER L LEAGUE STANDINGS

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Turner and Larsen Pounded Hard, While Loudermilk Holds Enemy in Check.

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ii n:i t;t. A f.ist 1 1 1 1 ! 1 J'hiy '' Tannohili. KohhT anl la all oM Wh'-lan': i;t iiii. r roh).' l th ni of h i n to t ! t h" yr.ro. Iir-n I.imn In. Itr:-'n u nt iti to y itt h at tho hoinnitiK of th- thinl ami the lU-n.lors fount". I on" lion T.inneliill anl W-:;!! hoth singled. I'.ashani,' was walk! ami thn Iirsn nnrrkl a ill itrli, httin,:: Tannohil! sriro. Th' Knollil-s ot thoir final run in thri- half :" this inning whm T - i n u 1 1 : i t 1 1 1 sciirrd n Mano r's ln:; trijIo to -nt-r. Two Mo iv in lälith. X'ith;r .il- r.r-I after 1 1 i tliiril until th- riKhifi. whon South Honl until two tnoro when. aftor l.oul-rniilk h ol fanno!, r.a.lian iloiii'hil ami M'Mifil mi I'oIIins hit to riht. ;iftr Koohlf-r hal t'roun.l1 out. t'nllins took s'-onil on the Throw to c;ilf h I'.asharif at tho plato ami counted when Ion!ifly hini(lotl to center. l,oin'-rniiIk oa.il held tho Kvas in hrk aftor th third ami tho -.im' niilt-tl with the score 7 to 2 in f.nnr of the Iiomlor. A dnnhle header will he played Thursday. Iviioll will ue l"riniholz ami Turner.

while Koehhr I'.ow man. i:vrn:vli:o V-. M;ittli'W . 2! ... Halite!-. f .lilt Z, K Ii. I. if T ii i.ant. IN . . . . within. ::u Kii.:.'.- ir Iiirn-T. 1 . r . ii ; T-t d v.. it) r.Mii -j'.i in u '. . f . . . Ix- tl l. r. 2i.

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i'hvid'al director of Central hih

"-'1 school. Washington. P. C. and will 41s I take up his neu duties in tho fall. """ j During the summer he will be on

I the Culver Military academy far- ! ulty. ' j At Washington Motzler will have ; dir ( t charge of three sports, footj hall, ha.vehall atid haskethall, and I will have supervision over track and

auuatics, although assistants will have actual charge of these teams. Central hiuh is one of the best equipped hiyli schools in the t'nltod States. It has a concrete stadium. I ifrT athhtic held, includink' football, hav.ehall and track equipment; has two j,'ymnaitims, 75 !y 100 feet, ach on separate floors, and has a j swimming tank 40 hy 7" feet, about I

twice th'- dimensions of the local Y. M. C. A. pool. During Iiis thrro years at the local school, "Metz" lias turned out winning teams in all hranches of interscholastic athletics. Three years in succession the track team won tho Northern Indiana championshij. I'nder Metzler's t-ain-iijK tho football team can lay claim to one state championship, won during hin first year here, and one northern Indiana title. Although the local school has never been successful In capturing the preliminary basketball tournaments, which would sive tnern claim to sectional hfnirs. the spuads have always been feared by rival schools and have defeated schools which later won the sectional title. Hesides his intet scholastic work, MVtzler has developed a Kreat interest in inter-class sports. It has

'. been proven that these inter-class

activities have been of preat benefit to the coach in rettinK a line on the material in the school. Besides this, it has aroused great interest in the class sports, and much of this interest lias naturally communicated, itself to interscholastic endeavor..

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M'Coll and Bovman Expected to Stop Evas Ladies' Day Here Friday.

-SEI MURRAY, rr.s, Fred Murray. a brother of It.

i l.indlo Murray, the California ten-

Ity 1l .1. Murrav. Two lmiiii's ii re bonkt l l"r this

i afternoon at lOvan.wille and they ! will bo played regardless or" war with Mexico provided it doesn't rain. Mi-Coll and Bowman are slated to do 1 tho hurling and it would not h expecting too much for one of them

win his K-'ime.

! If one of the two pull the trick the locals will have accomplished something they have not done for a li'tiK. lonjr time and that Is pet an even break in a road series. They dropped two and won one anl tied lone at Torre Haute and then defeated Kvansville in the lirst tilt yesterl day. Two victories today would iKive them a bis? margin on the pres

ent trip. There is no question but what the team today looks much better than it has at any time this season. Not only are the first four men in the batting order baniin the ball, but everybody below Donnelly is cloutlni; the pill. In yesterday's pame not

nis wonder, proved to be one of theia man went without a hit, even Ixni

Intercollegiate at Cambridge,

sensations at tho championship meet

Mass., last week. Murray, wearing the colors of the Leland Stanford university, romped home an easy winner in tho 2 20-yard low hurdles, and 120-yard hih hurdles, making the latter distance in the record time of 15 seconds.

REDS HUMBLE GILBERT'S MEN IN DOUBLE BILL

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Chicago oio oou 020 :; ö 2 Toney and Clarke. Wingo; Beaton, I'ackard. I'enderast and Archer, r is her. Cincinnati . . . . 1 1 0 0 I a OoO .". 7 2 Chicago luloOOOOO 2 ; 2 Mitchell. Mosely ami Wiimo: lavender, I 'e nde iff a. . Hrown and Ai' her. Fisher.

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Win First flame 3-2. Coming from IUhind in lüshtli Cramer fict. 12 Strikeouts.

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TEKKE HAirTK. Ind.. June 21. Muskeiron took Terre Haute down to a double header Wednesday afternoon. After the locals had apparently won the first game in the eighth inning. Muskegon came back with winning runs. Cramer established a new strikeout record for the season by fanning 12 men. The second game went to Muskegon in the second inning, when a collection of three bases on balls, a sacrifice hit. two errors and a fluke hit scored three runs. It was a pitcher's battle between Compton and Schettler, in which each team had but one man left on bases.

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Mukegin aoO Olo Ooj-r. Terre Haute Hxi 0o0 0202 Sumnian . Hiti and eanieil run a - Off Wheatlev.

7 hits. 2 runs in s Inning: off Compton. 1 l.o hit itr run in one Iniiln" off lr:i- I

iner. 11 hit. .". runs in 0 innhiL's. P..t;es on hulls off Wheatlev. off Cramer.

j" Struck out It r Wheatlev. 2; by CraI iner." 12. Sacrifire hits- Wjigner. iivgli.

I Tw. base hits - Stanley. 2. Iia'ible plays i

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baker t livers to Fisher. Stanley to Fisher. Lift on haes Mukegon. s; Terre Haute. 4 Stlen bae--- Iray. .'- veleskie. Fnipire -Haly. Time 1:40. econd dnnie.

dermilk coming through with o safe blow. Iteilly llitlin- .310. The addition of Reilly and Collins has been a great help to the local aggregation. Hoth of these men are hitting around the .HOO mark. Iteilly has taken part in tight games and has hit safely at least once in each of the seven games. He has been to the plate 29 times and has driven out ten hits which give him a )orcentage better than ..140. Collins has been hitting regularly and in thirty trips to the plate has got eight safe blows which gives him a .297 average. Smith last week predicted that his team would get going soon and promised the local fans a regular club by July 1. He has several days of grace and it looks as if I'd would keep his promise. There has been many clubs made by the addition of one man and the signing of the two new outfielders seems to have put new li.'e In the local aggregation. Collins and Reilly took part in the last game with (Irand Ilapids and

i the locals dropped that. Then they

split two games with Muskegon, won one and lost two at Terre Haute and took one from Kvansville. This

ghes the bunch almost an oven j break with a chance to more than better the mark this afternoon. i

Team Home ITiiJay. The team returns home tomorrow for a stand here of nine days during which Terre Haute. lAansville and

I sirrinfiAlil will hp t ht attractions.

j' .'- "- ..... ' Friday is ladies' day and a large number of fair fans are expected to turn out since this will be the last ladies' day for a week, the new or-

of things calling for only one

day a week on which they will bo admitted free to the park. On Sunday the locals and the Highlanders will mix in a double header. Yesterday's results at Dayton were gratifying to the fans throughout the circuit. Dayton excepted. The Hlack Sox copped two from the leaders. As Springfield turned the

trick only a couple of days

ago. the rest of the clubs are bound to have more confidence when tack-

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ed. Kolter had perfect con - i pon.-er. Ibu... i.ert on laes-urand , - . f,,. . Kapi'ls. in; Haytaii. 7. lt.ts.'s u balls his defense was perfect. .J ,.,,- . ,.ff u-ia.a,.,,,.., ,t.

Tin o ittield idayed brilliantly be- j Kowun. 1. stnn'k oiit-lty McArthur. 7: hind him and the inner works and M' W l.ltel.oue. 4: by Kowan. 2 Stolen ,i k,.., - ,i. r lba Haw.'. HnMi, l'arev. WIM pili h arrigan asated htm reatty. I.ew,, M,.vrt!nir- Hit,. Mff xv Mt.house. 7 in drove in l oth runs for the Re, So. . 7 inninc. one out hi eighth. Hit by -. 1 pitched bill-Syk Fnipire Ross. 1 r- t f a r. r. iniiin - li'.ii' 2 hour-.

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'uninittry . Sacrifice hit - Hvers. Hon 1. 1,, plays Howllnir to Kvers to 1 id,r; Miller to Hohlerin.Ul : Hnalerni iti ta S. hettl.T Famed runs - off Schettler. 1 Stru-k out ly S'-hettler. 4; bv Compton. 1. Hase on balls Off Schettler, t A ft on ha .- Muskegon. I; Terre Haute. 1. Fnipire- 1 ly. Ti in 1 :23.

lutein. itional News Servic; NHW YORK. June 2 2. Kid McCoy, the famous boxer, has enlisted

York militia. He reg

istered under nis "regular name," Norman Selby. The kid is a native of Fort Wayne. Ind.

Clinche, erie. With Yale h Taking Set -on, I t-1.

I TEAM STANDINGS IN i COMBINATION LEAGUE!

SHOULDER NOT BROKEN Zini. lloeer. Will Ik Out of (.am' ecral Dav?.

CAMKRIDCK. Mass.. June 22. Hy defeating Yale to 1 Wedne.-day Harvard .ümheil the three-game

r;e vsith that university, having

th i. rT game at N w Haven di .". to 2. A crowd, estimated

at 1 0. va-v the contet.

Harv ird ... 10o 012 0.. 4 4 Vale eoO ol0 (.(. i 4 2 Harr. -on and Saftord. Harte; Watious Ai Munsou.

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Little J'.'cs Cutter Mellow South F.end Motor

smIhiIuIo fr SatimUiy. Cutters s. Little Joes at Leeper park, diamond No. 1. Me'.b.ws s. South Bend I-ithe and South Rend Motor Car Co., at watch factory diauiCnds.

Internntiau.il New Servi er CHICACiO. June 22. it drtercined after X-Rav

has been examina-

alli: sk;.ni;d iLterniti'-iial N w Servi-e: TftlMrKA. Kas., Jone 22. Nick Allen, former Ohicazo Cub catcher, has been siune! by Toioka and Catcher Snow, fornurlv with the international league, has been release d.

SHOOK SHOOK. International News Servh'e: Chica-ro. June 22. The White Sox have released Catcher Ray Shook tu Rockford, 111., unconditionally.

We make no effort to sell cheap merchandise at Livingston s. Present satisfaction and continued patronage cannot be secured by any store with merchandise selling at a price which commands less than absolute fabric superiority, perfect style and tailoring; plus a degree of care in the matter of sizes that insures a perfect fit in every case. Therefore, we offer Kuppenheimer Cloth es at

$20,

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$25, $30

New Pinch-Back and Beltsac Styles in rcy. brown and Hue. Patch pockets, soft roll, peaked lapels. Vests tailored to carry the nipped in effects at the waist. Fine business suits in plain and fancy fabrics. The Biltmore, in special stout sizes. Many suits skeleton lined for warm weather

comfort, others with

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tine silk linings and

superior throughout. Lightweight serge suits for

blue vaca

tion wear. Coats suitable for use with white flannel -trousers. Everythinc in fine furnishings. New Silk Shirts, Soft Collars. Summer Neckwear, Hosiery, and Hats.

A store just tilled to overflowing with tiling seasonable, sensible and economical.

Washington (Jf Ave.

KODAK FINISHING We give the best service consistent with Good Rulu Your films will get the careful attention of an expert if you being them here. A complete Drug line. Hans Drug Store 123 W. Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Post Office.

I GET YOUR NEXT MEAL at the

Bergus Lunch Popular Price 135 North Mich. St.

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We sno talking to tho m-ImmiI Uy, not foi'zettin hi, little sist r. to tin- oiim men and uomcii rarnin tbrir Iiinx. to I In man wnh a trade and the h-oiI who r'ry day co to r'nir work, li''MiiI that Mime day th w ill Ik aftb' a. 1Iii- hank will iik the tat-m'iit that jon an ao tiNla if joii adot our plan. Sjh'ik! ;i llttlo time Unlay ami talk it oer with u. American Trust Company I' on Saini.

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ADLER BROS. On 3Llchlffa.a tX W.hingtoa Blnc THE STORK FOR MB.N AHB BO YS.

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tions that Heine Zimmerman, third J. A. "a anaujeh of Notre Dame uni-

111 A . CYANAr;il TO NVv -Titii' S;k-" Li! Sv-rv i.-o : LAroRTi:. Ind.. Juno

baseman for the r'tib-. ditj 110t break his shoulder blade when h fell down tho steps at his home jesterday. The injury to Heine's shoulder, however, will kten hint out of the game for the best part of a week and has resulted thus far in the Cubs losinc ypsterda"s double-header and Cincinnati nosing them out of fifth place.

We fix amine Eye FIIKE. Ixrtves dupM-

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DR. J. BURICE & CO. F-NciallMa In Pitting E-egiaA?ws. W S. n"h. St. Homo Phone 2091

Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Duy Payment. GATELY'S S21 So Til h Mirhitm St.

versity accepted the invitation of the local centennial celebration secretary t'i speak at the elebration on Sept. 1. The day 'ill he featuretl bv a hip parade of floats, and a

platoon of policemen and a number'

of the lodges of the city will b represented in the affair. A mass m-etinir will h held in til evening at th Ma.ie.tic thtatr.

SAbVL C I.ONTZ & SONS COAL AND COKE Established 1885. 427 East Colfax Ave. Bell 74. Home 5074

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