South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 215, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 August 1916 — Page 6

i 6 j :i.m :m. J i. r, l t.. .t .i -i j, !'ttf. IHK SOUTH BEND NLWS-TIMCS Big Crowd Expected Out at Springbrook Äug, fitHighlanders Take First Game

ATTENDANCE Oil PLANS DISCUSS

Baseball and Retailers' Com mittees Meet Today Field Day One Suggestion.

LEAGUE STANDINGS

KM It 1 1. I.K.W.l K. J iiitx lib- It SprlugtieM 1 I .iy tort i; I r;i nl i:.,.i.l II Mil-keg' Ii 1 Tcrr II on- 11 ou(h l-nl t:t W 11 NATIONAL LIIA(.I K

P.rof.klyri .. I'. t n' . .... PUI.oblj.bi.i New York . 'Jib ago . . . . Pittsburgh M. lotiin .. Cira inii iti

Peyton Chb-.ig New Yrk levelaiel l'tr-.it V;iddllgt i.j) St Louis . . I'liil.il'i.!ii.i AM KHK AN Kansas I ' 1 1 V . . . . I.oaHvillc I n il i.i n.ij"li M Hi li-.i j" ! i - St Paul ToJ.tlu "o II lltflll' , Milwaukee

A '(orn K.'ithf rin'-r, in wnirh th1 1 "i v I ; 1 1 1 t omrnit t'- ni' t the retailors' coin mitt e of the Chamber of Conirriprcp in an effort to turn out a larco crowd here on "Attendan e Day" when the Highland rs and the I '.ende rs ply on Auk. '., was held lai This morning. The t;i5r))iii committee. romiifiM-d of r. I. HarJj, (JHir-'f Hull ami li. ft. 'Horst, met yesterday afternoon ami decided to tak up the proposition with the retailers. The rnetir.i; wan scheduled to be held this morning at 10 o'clock, out failed to inf et until liter. Th" members of the com mitte realize that Smith is in need (if aid and will make strong efforts to hav a big turn out on next Wednesday. The final plans are yet to he worked out. hut it is hoped that enough enthusiasm on be aroused to make a Rood showing on that date. The finances of the local club are low and aid is needed. One plan, that of staging a held da a. a side attraction, has been Migested. This it is thought would brim; out u large number of fans as theie is much discussion in ibis city a.s the relative speed of several members of the local lub. The locals would tntt-r into competion with th? meinlrs of the Terre Haute club and some lively contests would ho .sure to develop. Plan Han lUn IVkmI. This plan is thought to he a good one since no lield day n. put been held in South Bend according to local fans, who have followed the :ame here for years. It has I, eon tried in other cities and with SUCcosx. Iast Saturday at Muskegon, a rowd of 1,000 turned out to witness tho' events and the hall game. - Ncnv Central leader. Yesterday saw a new leader for ihf Central league. I'v.tiis ille attaining the high berth by reason of their defeat of the Springfield elun. The Kvas are only two and a hair

games ahead of the locals, while t h , I 't i hi ! l j.h i.i

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ais ihi tilt' n . iia rum I'ltl, are only one g une ahead of the Wheeling club, w hich is in lat place. Ti.c.-;da's defeat broke the winriirii; r'"ord of seen parties set by

"Keil" McColI.

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SINGLE G WINS AND SETS MARK

WITH THE PLAYFIELD TEAMS YESTERDAY

j In the first half of the triangular

Takes Free-for-AII Pace and Paces Fastest Mile in History of Michigan. KALAMAZOO. Mich.. Aug. 2.

.Single (I won the fie-for-all pace.

grand

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so p-jced the faste.-t mile ever

itrack meet between the intermediate

lads of the J. I), (diver playlieid. Iaurel playground and Sample playground, the boys from Oliver held took first with '2o points, and Iaurel second with The Sample team failed to appear and so hte meet was

held unrler th 1ii;j1 eolnr

Only three events were staged, 1

and Nemeth. the young Thorpe from Iaure!, captured the first place in

all of them. In the quarter mile heiNettS.ilni(1 Speeij.i Svrvi.f set a pace that left the rest of the ttpit H VI TT in.i

nopelessly in the rear. He'

lacked the support of his teammates.

and Olivers, in the background, piled J l-rnon one "lied" M. t'oll f IM

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.."!) j n gotiat d during a rav e on a Mich- ''' I igan mile track. His time for the

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RKM'LTS Tt 1I1V. rntral league. Sontli linl. U: Trrre Haute. 5. I.itn. I; lir.ind Iiapids. Ilvuttsville. I: Springtieid. l. Wlieeling. 2: Mnsksj:oii. Amriran l.ejijtiie. rhic.i-o, phikideiphii. o--'. 'levi l ind. I: Y;itdngton, 1. Itustou. 0; Jtetroit. Nutionat I'acue. r"St'n. 1 : St. I.nwl!. O I'ittKburgri. 4: New York. ::. r.roklvii. ('lri'inr.:iti. 'J 'hi :g.. g: IMiil.ub-h.hiii. 0 Amprirun A .M-iut ion. Toledo. 1: l'ollimblis. I. ludi.itiapolis. 11; Louisville. 1. No tlnT c"ll,'s sctiedllled.

GAM1 TODAY.

i'entrnl I.emru. SouUi Henl at Terre Haut. I;it"ri :it Irand li;ilils. W Iie-Ii at Muskeuori. Si'Tillgliebl at i;v:tiisville. Natlnal I.eau. 'Ii i'-.i iz nt lhilailcltii;t. rittt.urli at New York. St Louis at Ibtstiiii. "inein li. 1 1 i at Kroi.kl v:i. American kraiif, No garni'"! srhedulej.

C 5 5," 3jC I 3fc J J 3ft YESTERDAY' S SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia Chicago

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Kussell and

Xabors and I'icinich

balk.

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On the lirst tnp'haw and Henry, (Jharrity.

triis season .MfC.oli won two sanies.

He won three on the home stand and won two on the present trip. He oeat Wheelin-. Mnskeunn and PayIon twice each, and downed (Irand I Rapids the only time he was sent against them. "lied" was touched up in several of the games, hut won out because be wa- stingy ith his passe.

ytie j&nhs

Light-Starched Tapelinked COLLAR lie each 6for)nc a.UrTT.PtABODY4.CaiNCMAKFRS

ttri mile was 2:00, while the average for tV.e three heats comprising

tne content was 2:00 2-.S. maklnc It

'-'ithe fastest three-heat race ever seen

in Michigai . Hardly less interesting was the return of "Pop" (leers to the sulky. The grand o!i man drove his tirst iaec of Hie present season. In fact, ii w:.s his presence behind Napoleon Hired thai n.ade the free-for-all a r;io? never to be forgotten by lovers of harness horses. Mr. ZJeers is slowly but steadily recovering from the injury received two weeks ago it North liandall track. There wore seven starters in the pacing classic. The field went away fast and Single G stepped to the quarter in "i 1-2 seconds. Hal Hoy ard Ft. H. Lrett could not stand the pace anu broke, the other lie racing neck and neck down the back stretch. Single Ct leading. The half W a "i Itiu de in 1:00 1-2, the threeptarters in 1:C( 1-4. Here Napoleon Direct and Russell Hoy went after Oosnell's pacer and it was a magnificent ilight cf speed down the stretch, .Single Cf winning the heat by a neck from the deers horse. In the second heat Single Q led to the half in i.01 1-4. and then the pace quickened. Cicers was determined and let Napoleon Direct out. Inch by inch he overhauled Single G and passed him about .r'0 feet from the wire, winning the heat in 2:01 1-4. The third heat was another battle, but Single G was equal to the task thia time and. despite the efforts of liussoll Lo and Napoleon Direct to overhaul him. managed to win the heat and race. The last half was paced in fy J-4 seconds. The time for the m;le was 2:00 3-4. There were three other races during tht -iiternoon. Kach was won in straight heats and war easy for the respective favorites. 'Summaries: 2:11 I'uif :t in 5). I'urw 1.1M. P. x U Valentine 1 1 1 .lav L .M.e- i Murphy i 2 2 Hil Le.if (Cr.iyi " I Mil meter (I.imlseyi 4 4 ". Lord SewioMir (Wall) ä 4 John .M ."! in Panielsi 7 Iis

Terre Haute Gathers in Five n . . r:Uii.

I nuns in niyimi

Inning.

Aug. 2.

For een short innings Tuesday af-

Hoston 200 000 0 10 0 S 2 Detroit .... 001 001 01)0 1 7 2 Shore. Leonard and I'ady. Thoma: James and McKee, Stanaue.

X. Yolk. 1 toi ooo 00 1 O00 iMi 2 S 2 St. Louis ooo 000 0 2 1) Ooo nl .", 12 0 Mogride. Kussell and Xunamaker; Havenpoit. Weilman and Hartley.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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trotter vl In 3). adde money ?::00.

ILirreds Creek i Kusel man

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I Pittsburgh 2'1 Ooo i 1 4 .7 2 I New York D'O J0o nOn o ". :

Poiiper and Kl scher. Schiuidi; Anderson, .s. hupp had Landen.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

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HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES

ADLER BROS. Since 18R4. Tin: STonn roit mij and novs.

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Ilo.-'TOX. Aug. 2. William M. Johnston of San Francisco, national tennis champion. Thursday won the final match of the Lon-wood Cricket

club's ur.nual tournament by defeat-

ing joepn j. .Armstrong oi i'nuudelphia. The seores wert: Ü-0. 6-:i, 2-0. 0-2. IJy his ictory Johnston gained a leg on the trophy, as last year's winner. M. 1 McLaughlin of San Francisco, will not defend. Johnston's fiery attack overwhelmed Armstrong in the first two sots. P.oth at the net and in the bai k -ot:rt the champion was ininciile when oing at top speed, but in the thiol set he tired rapidly as a result of losing seen and a half pounds in his matc h against Watson M. Washburn under Monday's btoil-

NLW Y"KK. Auc. 2 -Ai t ange- ! iti' sun. .lolitt-toti came back strong moots were completed bete Tue-i in t h fourth set however. The Caliday for the annual east versus west I fornian had a wide variety of strokes.

w hile At inM ronu showed only two that were effective, a back hand

Columbus ... Toledo Urady an I and Sweenev.

o 1 2 ::0;: oo i t 2 lot loo no: i : Coleman; Kaiser ling Wells.

PLAN FOR TOURNEY -;it Yr-u- W-t Man lies Arr o IkI i.iMmI Thi. W ck.

up second, third, fourth and tifth places to put them in the lead. The second half of the meet, w hich consists of the 100 yard dash, shot pt, running high jump ami 4 40 yard relay, will be run Wednesday evening. The results of last evening's meet were as follows: 4 40 yard dash Nemeth. Laurel, first; Hillings, Oliver, second; Thomas. Oliver, third; dish. Oliver, fourth; chulman, laurel, lifth. Time 1 minute, " 2-5 seconds. Running broad jump Louis Nemeth, Laurel, first; Steve Nemeth, Oliver, second; Gish. Oliver, third; Polodwitz. Oliver, fourth: Ilaumgartner, Iaurel, fifth. Distance, 1.1 feet 8 inches. Pole vault Nemeth, Laurel, first; Jagla, Oliver, second; Baumgartner, Laurel, third; Gish, Oliver, fourth: Vidak. Oliver, tifth. Height 8 feet. Indoor HaMdnill. liose Iiain and Lsther Rosenberg, the battery for the Laurel intermediate girls' indoor baseball team, did the splendid work that won from the Oliver girls in yesterday's game. Oliver 410 142 12 Laurel G2 4 40 1G Martha Anderson and Mary Barren; liose Bain and Esther Rosenberg. The postponed game between the intermediate irhs from Studebaker and Oliver went to the Oliver by the score of 4J to 19. The Oliver young ladies put up a class of indoor baseball that was Kood to see. They scored consistently in every inning, aided at times by the errors of the team from the south. Oliver 8 ß 11 : y 0 4 2 Studebaker 6 4 Ö " 1 0 19 Mary Harren and, Martha Anderson; Mildron Smith and Helen Miz-ner.

Smith's South Rend club and "Red'' Ainsworth of the Highlanders staged as pretty a pitchers' duel out at

J Athletic park as one would care to

see. For five innings each hurler allowed but one hit and Ra-hang and (Day, lead-off men. obtained them on their first time at bat. Neither hurler allowed a base on balls throughout the game. It was in the eighth that the Highlanders did the damage and six consecutive singles, three stolen bases and an error gave a collection of rive runs, blanking the Renders. Shafer lead off with a single between Hensling and Tannehill, and "Red" Ainsworth put one down to Hensling that he was lucky to stop after Shafer had stolen second. Gray singled to right and Shafer scored. "Red" going to third. Gy.gh singled into left and "Red" scored, while "Dolly" went to second. Gray arid Gygli started a double steal and both were safe and scored on Joe Mat Iks' liner over Tannehill. Mathes went to second on the throw home and to third when Grodick dropped McColl's throw. Holderman came through with a single to right and Mathes came in with the final run. "Spike" Laross put a liner th Tydoman and a quick throw caught Holderman at first. Reall made a dandy little one-handed stop of Tydeman's throw.

TUCK TURNER HOLDS REAPERS IN CHECK

l!vuns ill- Defeats SpHn;lield Score of 1 to 1 ; Knoll's Hit Wins.

i:ANSVILLR. Ind.. Aug. 2. Tuck Turner was in great form Tuesday afternoon and Kvansville defeated Springfield in the first game of the series. 4 to 1. Knoll's two-base hit in the tifth with two on bases gave the Evas the game.

LvaiisTille Ali. K. Tepe. ."li 2

Knoll, rf Hauler, vt 4 Kibole. If 1 Yantz. c 4 Teiinaut. lb a lUank. s t iludke, 21 :; Turner. 1 2

Total Sjiriiife'Ii'-ld Shovlin. 21 t'aveney. s Spencer, cf llofftn.iu. .'Ui llartle. rf . ITuhrer. If . C Spencer, i Ol Uli. e Chirk, p ... llnugeling Totals ...

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Uutted fr Clark in ninth. Score IJy InninicLvauville loo O20 In 1 Springfield 100 (MJ ("JO -1 Sn nt ma r . Stolen bases - Tepe. I'.latik. Shovlin. Tennant. Two-base hits Knoll. Ihidke. Poutde plays -t'aveney to Shovlin to P. Spencer. Left on ba-s Lvausv ille. :;; Springfield, s. Sa ritb e hits - Caveney, 4'lark. Turner. Tepe. Striiek out l!y Turner, ::; Oy Clark. 2 liases on balls OH Clark. 2. Wild pitch Turner. Hit hy pit tier - Tcunant Pmpire--Jensen. Tune 1 :C

REDS TAKE INITIAL BATTLE OF SERIES

t-nnis" mat i lies in whi h the leading racojuot stars of the Pa itir and Atlantic ice! sections meet. The matches will be p!aed Friday and Saturday next on the eourts of the

West Hills.

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Ten '.as club.

Long Island, and

at will

slice and a forehand chop. Johnston's name is the first to be engraed on the new Longwood cup.

orest I which must be won three times, not

bring i necessarily in succession, before it

looth'r the ranking plcrs of the two sections.

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passes out of competition.

COLUMBIA CITY PAIR LOSE TENNIS MATCH

HO! ALL YOU FISHERMEN! BERMAN SAYS : BASS SEASON NOW OPEN IN ; INDIANA AND MICHIGAN lapd ve have the jrreauM line of iihiii outfits ever brought ti if.i tiv.vn! And do ou know our prices are the lowest? j theyare. hcciiL-e '.ve'lniv tor Ihre stores, therefore buy in , larger quantities ar.d naturally that means low prices. At any rate öme in and -ee us rearJin thai next tishl'.r Tri: cu:ie in Letore u i:.- fishing. BERMAN'S SPORTING GOODS STORE 12G IN. MICHIGAN ST.

FORT WAYNK, Ind.. Aug. 2. The li-i surprise of Tuesday's play in the annua! northern Indiana tenni tournament now in progress at the Fort Wayne country club, was the defeat of Phil Mc.Nagny and Baker, the Columbia City pair.

in the double by M. ,;. Ketchum. j of Chicago, and J. Hoag. of Indiani apo'is The McNagny-Paker team. I won the doubles championship a I car ii;'o in this toarnament. M. C. Ketchum. the Chicago star. ! who is reirarded as one of the most j logical contenders tor the singles i title, won his way into the third j round today, when he defeated F. J I'.astian. of Indianapolis, in a hard contest, 2-6, C-l and 6-3.

Winkling stogies Aiv Defeat id at iikcgiui l S'r (if a to '2.

MFSi;Fa;cN. Mich.. Aug. 2. The Iteds took the tirst game of the series with the Wheeling Stogies here Tuesday by the score of .1 to 2. While two of the Muskegon runs were not eraned, one of the Wheeling crew's tallies was given to them and the Keds were on top in the hitting th one safe bingle more than the visit

ors. W heeling Callahan. 2b Cleveland. '.( Seibold. If .. King, cf Uiiey. 4 hear, lb .... Smith, c .... Puffy, rf .... potiglas. p .. Total Mukegoii Lvers. 2b .. Ilrubaker. P her. lb . r.rat-hi. If . Wheiaii. ::u . St.! n lev. if M.Nell rf .. Textor. c ... Warner. ..

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Coast Star to Play in East

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REST! LEADS li POINTS SCORED

GRAND RAPIDS WINS IN ONE LONE ROUND

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score Ity liinlnK. Sollt 1) IoMul IHN OOil OOO- 0 Terre Haute IHK) ooo C - Sn miliar j . Sfolen line's i:.is!i;uig. Shafer. ilr.iy, (Jygli. Sai rit'ne hit- (lygli. Strm k oiitl'.y M'P'.II. I: by Ainsworth. ::. Left on 1 ;i - South Ib nd. 4; Terre Haute. .". I'mpire Hvilmes. Time l r.'.'i.

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I I; iM'!i:i 1 1' Nev Si ri i . TAC. i.MA. Wash.. Aug. 2. -A vi tor by H.ilph ! P.tltna in the speed cont st here Saturday. Atu. .". will put him within hailing distance of I'tro Hsta. in the stru-igle for tl'.e A. A. A. h i ni i o n-bin and

j ?F'.T.oo j,;;rs(. hlilli.' Up by the Posch jand I Ith h companies. lltsta 1 I not enteied and if I o Palma m 'win he will eliminate some of thn

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Maurice Melo lghlin. the California Comet, will play in the challenge round of the Longwood singles and in the West Versus east matches which will be h'.-ld in Forest Hills, X. V.. on Aug. 4 and

MeLoui-ihlin has not his former popularity;

nouneement that he will tdav in the

east has been hailed with joy by I

tennis enthusiasts.

en the resuts of this year's speedway events in New Vork. Indianapolis. Chicago. Des Moines, the Twin Cities and imaha. !f He Palma ean win. it i probable that the Vand t bilt up tace ;tt Santa Monica in November, will bo the deiding factor in tlie eontfst letwen th( two speed kinus. It is said that Harney Oldtield's criticism thai the Tacoma spi-cdway is net safe for far-t driving caused Pest.i to decline to enter. Karl Cooper another who is missing. Hesta's

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TENNIS STAR ENTERED

RIVERS BACK IN GAME lui:ilit Ha. Kwotcrrtl Pioin Injur ics Ketvivrd in Ilotit.

McLotiuliliti Will ('(imiK tc in (.amc at OmvonUia.

Intonintioiiril News Scrvi-e: CHICACiO. Aug. 2. Mur. Hob Laga has r'i-oived a telegram from Joe Hivers that he pugilist has left I. os Angele and is on his wav to

Chicago. c'ir('d of the injuries to his! knee received i:i his hmit against; Ritchie Mitchell in Cincinnati last ' .January. Hivers expeets to plan his j campaign upon l is arrival here, and this probably will include proposals to Mitchell, Dundee and Leonard, or . the Welsh-Whitf w inner. Laga has ' lecliio'd an offer of the 1 "-round bout with I'rankie Hurns at Colorado Springs Aiu". His reason was that he thou-ht it would take

Livers longer than that to get b.c in condition.

I nterii :i t ioTi.nl N'fwv Service: H S ANCKbi:.0, t'alif.. A us. .-. Maurice F. Mci.oughlin has left f r ;"hicatro to compete in th- prt-lim-inaries of the national i-reiiminary tennis doubles at mwentsia. It

! ;(s to be his tirst a pp'-a rane this 1 year in the cast, as he did n-d -v-n ! defend his. Honirwo'ol cup Title.

TIGERS SIGN HURLER .Johnny Couch Will lvt liatKt Detroit Not Sea-on.

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