South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 243, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 August 1916 — Page 8

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encfers Drop Second Game to Black Sox 5 to 2 Finding Compton Tight

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Hoosicrs Get Two Runs in Opening Frame but Are Held in Following.

j LEAGUE STANDINGS

TIGERS CUT DEEP

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M'GRAW APOLOGIZES

CINCINNATI. O.. Aue. ?.0. John .1 .Mc(Jriiw, manager of the New York Nationals and John T. Heed o this city, who engaged in an arRUinont whni the (liants were here lust month that rt-ulied in warrants for acli man tiein issued charginfT thrm with disorderly conduct, were dismissed in police court here Tuesla. It was mutually agreed that the cases l-e dropped, when McCraw apologized to Heed and agreed to lay the court co.-ts.

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RED SOX WALLOPED TWICE

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EXCITING FINISHES

liTake Twin Bill From Yanks

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(rntrut IHgur (.fiind KapidH. .-, ; South nd. U ij.--11ii. 7-J: KvarisvilW. 1-::. lVrre Haute. ; Hayton. MusLfU'on. 7: Sprl.icfVld. r.omon. ;! rmsluirKh. 1" I'tiiludolpida. X; Chirairo. :;. New Vork. :t; Cincinnati. -. UruoklTii. 7: St. lnils. Amrrinin I-jn. Detroit. 0-1; New York. J -I. St I-oijjs-. Itostoii. Cleveland. ; Washlujrton. n I'liilad Iphia. U; I'liica-.'-o. Aniericun Amh iatlun. Louisville, I; Indian.ipoliH. 1. Min ncajudis. H; Kansas I'ltv, 7 .Milwauk. ; St. I'alil, 1. N'( edber same.

Xi:V VORK. Aug. :ö.- Detroit

v on from New Vork today. to 1, ' and 4 to 1 and as Boston lost twice ; to St. Ix)uis. the Timers cut r-atly ' tii Ued Xox le id. In the tirst game tli" Timers hattel hoth Cullop and l.ove hard, and scored almost at ! will. In the second Dauss was ery eflective. The batting of Veach. who j i cached tirst ei?rht sttaiuht times. J featured the games. The left tielder j made a triple, a double and three sinulrs and walket three times. In

the ninth inning of the tirst game he made a three base hit with the bases full. Frank Baker, injured July 14. batted for Mogridge in the second tame. He struck out. Score: First k'jme. Detroit l'JU -02 04 12 0 New Vork ...O'JO Oül 0f0 1 7 t Coveleskie anl Spencer; Cullop.

I Dove and Alexander. Second game. ! Detroit O.'O 02 u uGO 4 lo 1 'New Vork... 000 010 0001 7 1

Douss and Spencer: Mosridse. Shocker and Walters.

CAM KS TODAY.

C'mtrml Ieofue. South lU-nd al (irunil ILipid. Munkftfoii üt SprlngnXd. D i.vtou at T rre Haute. Vlie'liiJg at Kvanxrille. N'i ional Lragur. riiiladelphla at Chicago. I.rstm at rittsluirli. New York at Cincinnati Itrooklyn at St. Iouls. Ameriran lagnr. Chicago at I'Liladelphl.-i. Detroit at New York. St. Iouls at Hosten. Cleveland at Washington.

REDS WIN LONG GAME FROM SPRINGFIELD

Huston. Mass.. Aug. .;o. St. Louis tightened up the American league rare still more today by taking two names from the leading Bed So : to ami s to 2. In the first the Browns took the measure of three of the leading Boston boxmen. Leonard. Ruth and Mays, by hitting" in the pinches, while Davenport kept the champions hits scattered. St. Louis pressed an attack against Shore in the second and Carrigan (ailed on his reserves in a vain effort to stem the tid. Groom was effective and was given strong support. Score: First ua.ne.

St. Louis . . Boston . . . . Da en port

Ruth. Mays and Thomas. Second game. St. Louis ....200 It'" 4 10 S Boston Oiu) fjOO 2i"i j Groom and Severeid: Shore, koff. Jones and ady, Agnew.

STANDINGS OF TEAMS IN PLAYFIELD LEAGUES

Dutchess and Jay El Mac Run Hot Race in Second Heat of 2:12 Pace.

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Taftes National Doubles Title

EVAS DROP TWIN BILL; CATCHER YANTZ HURT

Smokes Win 7-1 and 6-3, Ilvanvlllc Coin; 'o I'ioces When Amateur Kerch er Goes In.

Two Hours ami ?2 Minutes Consumed to IMay Contest 1 1 Bases on Balls. SI'R INli I'lFDD. i).t Aug. :;0. Five pitchers were used and it took two hours and 32 minutes to play Tuesday's game, which was won hy the Rods hy the score of 7 tu 6. fourteen bases on balls were given, which Is probahly a season's record. A double-header will he played Wednesday afternoon.

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Kvansville dropped two to the Wheeling team Tuesday. Roth sides played shutout hall until Yantz. Hvans-v ille's catcher, had a bone broken under his eye when Seheeren ran into him in attempting to score. An amateur catcher then went in to do the receiving and the Kvansville team went to pieces, losing the Gist 7 to 1 and the second to First (fame.

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Ritted for Donley in uinth. Iniilntrn Muskeiron i."4 ihm 011- 7 Sprlnjrtifld I ;;lu u.i- 'I Stolen bases Klulwer. '2. Sacrifice iiits Texter. Stanb.r. Two base hits - Lvers. Crb-Idow. Shovlln. Itrateiii. Three ba-e hit-Cevelekle. Double play - Tluhrer to Spencer. Hits- Off Iouderinllk. ."i hitn In 1 limlni:: oft V'heatlov. :: hits in 2 fniiiugn; off Wachtel. .". hits In 1 1-:. innings. Strike outs Mr Loudorinllk. 1; by iKinley. by Wheatley. 2; by W'-.u htel. l. Ita.e on bails-off LoiKiermjlk. 2; off Donley. 4; off Wheatley. I: off Wachtel. ;.: off LeKoy. 1. I.ft on b.ise -Sprlnxtibl. l.'I; Muskegon, s. I'mplre Daly. Tinie-2:.T2.

DODGERS BEAT CARDS

Hammer Ames and Williams for lo 1 Victory.

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ST. LOFIS. Mo.. Aug. . o. Brooklyn hammered Ames and Williams for six hits in the eighth today and aided by errors, scored five runs, winning 7 to 4. Brooklyn ..000 GO: o,,o 7 10 :: St. Douis 001 111 000 4 10 4 Cheney. Appleton. Smith and Miller; Watson. Ames. Williams and (lonzales.

FORMST II ILL, N. V.. Aug. ::o. The lirs-1 national turf tennis championship of 1 1 1 was won on the courts of the West Side club Tuesday when William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Grittin of San Francisco successfully defended their doubles title against Maurice F. McDoughlin and Ward Dawson of Los Angeles in v four set match ti-4, !-::, " -7 , ti-:.. The winners wrested doubles honors from McLoughlin and Bundy on the same turf a year ago. McLoughlin. paired up with Dawson, hoped to regain the crown but the team work of Johnston and Grillin was too much for the newly formed pair. Except for the third set in which McLoughlin Hashed in his old time form, the outcome was never in doubt. The sympathies of the gallery were clearly with the famous internationalist and his youthful partner. Of the winning pair Grittin was the more spectacular. His smashes and cross court placement drives from close to the net scored many points. Johnston played a steady f,ame. The pair repeatedly maneuered the losers out of position by their change in point of attack and pace.

PorGHKEKPSIE. N. Y.. Aug. 0. Grand circuit racing began here Tuesday, after a postponement from Monday because of ram All four races were won in straight heats but there were a number of exciting bnishes. The second heat of the Dutchess. 2:12 pace, furnished such a close tini.nh between Jay F.1 Mack und Diumetre that spectators did not know which had won until the judges awarded the heat to Jay Fl Mack. Thomas V. Murphy capturedthe Vassar stake for two year old trotters, with The Real Lady, winning the tirst heat in 2:0 s'4, a new track record for two year old trotters and the fastest mile trotted iy a two year old this year. Directum I failed in an attempt to beat the track record of 2:02,i. His mile was in 2:0:!. Four events will constitute Wednesday's progium. the Hudson valley 2:12 trot: the Guy Axworthy, three year old trot, the Foughkeepsie 2:1." trot and the 2:0o pace. Diitrhe. ;! Pace, 3 in 5, l'ur.e. 3.fHK. lay Kl Mak (Murphy 1 1 1 Diumetre niradyi 2 2 2

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Allows Six Hits. While Teammates Pound Two Bruins for 17, Score 9-3.

CHICAGO. Aug. ::. Rixey held Chicago helpless Tuesday. Philadelphia pounding Vaughn and Frendergast for s to :, win. Errors were n sponsible for two Cub runs and poor Melding that does not show in a box score helped Philadelphia runners around. The New York players coming here in exchange for Zimmerman did not arrive but are expected tomorrow. Score: Philadelphia .002 100 002 S 17 . Chicago ....mil) 00 0 2 01 .: vRixey and Burns; Vaughn. Pren-dergas-t and Elliott.

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COLONELS LEAD AGAIN

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Knock lndiaHaxlis From Top With 1-1 Victory.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Aug. ::0 . Dome runs figured prominently in today's game in which Minneapolis

defeated Kansas City S to 7 in ten innings. Menosky hit one in the j second inning. Knight's four base j

drive came with two men on in the seventh. With one man on in the eighth. Acosta hit the ball over the f m e. Pitcher Sanders' homer in the ninth score! the man ahead of h.m, tying the count and fencing the game into extra innings. Score: Kansas City 000 ion 204 0 7 1 1 4 Minneapolis 010 100 ::20 1 s l ; 4

Humphries. Sanders and Brammell; Dumont and ( 'wens.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. By defeating the locals Tuesday 4 to 1, Rouisville regained the leadership in the Association race. The Colonels hit Falkenberg freely, who previously had won sever, straight games. They obtained two doubles, two tiiples. a home run and live singles. Ralph Stroud pitched effectively for Louisville but spectacular rielding by Second Baseman McCarthy saved him in the seventh. Score: Louisville 020 010 010 4 10 I Indianapolis .001 OoO 000 1 H 1

Stroud and Billings; Falkenberg, !

Rogge and Sehang.

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iTOTS TRIM JACK FROST.

HELPED ALONG BY BOOTS

Tenv Haute Takes (lame S-2, Yet IMlins Fp Six l-Trror Sh. fer and Matlies I Vat 11 re.

TER RE HAUTE, Ind.. Aug. ;0. Terre Haute turned on Jack Frost Tuesday afternoon and defeated the Vets S to 2, errors by the Lhiyton team contributing much to the scor-

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Junior boys' track won by Lpper park piaytild. Intermediate track won bv Leejier park playfield. Senior track won by Ieeper park playgeld. Junior swimming won bv Keeper park playfield. Intermediate swimming won by Leeper park, playüeld Senjor swimming won bv Keeper park playfield.

BRAVES TAKE PAIR

Berry, Lirnl,

Beat Pirates 1 and H-o Magoc in First Error of Season.

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11 K ATMS Girr m:w twiiu.fk. PITTSBFRGH. i'a.. Aug. :0. Richard Allen, a pitcher, has been purchased from the Jacksonville club of the South Atlantic league by the Pittsburgh National league club according to an announcement here Tuesdav.

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Vork hit oppot t unely here ludjv atid i j won tiie sfimni k.i ine of the series ifi(-:n Cuuinnati ' to .'. McCarty , j m.ide his !:rt appearance behind the I b.it for Die K.sitcrs und hit and ! I ! ,i.iugkt well. Zimmernitii did not' i I l." as W.is expected. Robert going,

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Pnvr.-BF1UJH. Pa.. Aug. ::u. Boston took both games from Pittsburgh here today, the tirst by a score of 6 to 1. and the second y to Tyler won the lirst contest by holding the Pirates to eight scattered hits and went into pitch the final game hut was forced to give way to Hughes in the eighth after he had yielded four runs which tied the score. Lefttielder Magee of the Bostons made his tirst error of the season in the second game. .when he tumbled Uinchnian's single. Score: Boston 140 000 010 i 12 2

Pittsburgh ...oio 000 000 1 Tyler and Cowdy: Jacobs, num. Kanthlner and Schmidt. Second game. Roston 020 2(0 00. f) Pittsburgh ...000 000 221 3

Tyler. Hughes and Cowdy. Tragressep; Evans, Kantlhner, Maniaux and Schmidt.

MACKS TRIM WHITE SOX .Maul Three llurlers for 51 to H Victory. IKi-es on Balls.

Totals : Innings Dayton Terre Haute

stolen bases K. Spen

riti hits-Ni-e. V Spe hits - Frost, (ivgli. K Frost. 4: off Wright. 1. Frost. 1 : bv Wright. 2. off Wrght. 2. Hit bats

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Arrow Collars

With starclictl hands and soft poplin tops exceedingly good looking soft collars 5c jcA. 6 for 90c

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MYERS BROS. "South Bend's only Custom Shirt makers." Summer Shirts in the season's most exclusive patterns. "MYERS MADE" Our salesman will call on request. Room 8, Myers Bldj., Michigan and Wayne SU. Phone Bell 2718.

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Rase n balls -man - Wright, by Dayton, v. Terre Fmpire De" ArSENATORS

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WASHINGTON. Aug. "U. Cleveland defeated Vashington 4 to 0 today in the second game of the series here. Score:

Cleveland . . . o00 1 10 Washington .000 000 Bagby and O'Neill; and Henry, Charrity.

002 4 5 1 000 0 4 1 Shaw, Aers

"Salsad" softens water. Ask grocers. Advt.

Cleans.

WE SERVE what, you like to eat, (he way you like iL ORIENTAL INN CAFE 3 dooTs north of the Oliver Hotel Chinese and American Cuisine. 117 North Man St.

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BflcGILLfS PUllNITURE so urn snoncAN ot. Opposite AndJtorlrxrn

WIRE FENCE. WARNER BROS., 114 E. WaTie St

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Philadelphia hit. the ball hard, and won easily from Chicago today D to 2. The visitors used three pitchers, Cicotte being taken out after live innings and Williams being knocked off the rubber in the seventh inning. Ianforth finishing the game. Johnson pitched well for the locals and made a home run off Williams, with a man on tirst base. Score: Chicago ....000 001 010 2 ft 4 Philadelphia .ooo :;ui 30 : lu o Cicotte, Williams. Danforth and Da pp. Iann; Johnson and Haley.

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ST. PA I'D. Minn.. Aug :;o. St. Paul played miserably in the held today and Milwaukee took the second game of the series ! lu 1, Score: Milwaukee ...Oil old no:: v y 0 St. Paul ....'0 0 0 0n Olu 1 7 ("onistock and Dilhoefer; Niehaus, viriner ar-1 Clemons. Mayer.

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liO.WS OX I'AIt.M LANDS. Loans bearing interest at the lowrate of o per cent will be made by us on good productive farms which m -t with our requirements. If you expect to boriow money soon, arrangements should be mad without delay that you may take advantage of this offer. All loans will be made fer a term of five years! with the privilege of paying the principal, or any part thereof, in even hundiels cf dollars at any interest paying date. Further details can be secured by a letter or we shall be pleased to have you call at our office. THH STKAUSS BROTHERS CO. Advt. Ligonier, Ind.

RAIL STRIKE WILL NOT HALT WELSH-WHITE BOUT

Announcement Made Because of lie K)its That It Would he Postponed Cntil Settled

CODORADO SPRINCS. Colo.. Aug. :;(. Announcement was made Tuesday afternoon by the manage-'

merit of the Colorado Springs Athletic club that the Welsh-White championship tight, scheduled for Labor day in this city, will be held regardless cf railroad conditions. The announcement was made beta use ,f reports that have been sent out that the tight would be postponed until after the settlement of the railway controversy.

BEE CAUSES WRECK

Minst.s Driver, Who Loses Control of

Di -TPS DINIMKNT for Rheumatism. Bark-Ache, and All Aches and Pair.s. l'.c, 2 ic, iOc at Conlt . Advt.

SCLLIVA.v. Ind., Aug. .10. A bumblebee caused the wreck near here Tuesday of an automobile driven by W. . Sissen. surveyor of Sullivan county, when the insect crawled up a trouser leg and stung him above the knee. Sissen lost control of the machine, which plunged into a ditch. Sissen eca.ped serious injury but the automobile was wrecked.

NOTED PAINTER DIES

PARIS. Aug. ::0. Henri Joseph Harpignies. the painter, died Monday night at Saint Prive, Fiance. He w a.s J7 years old.

TRAMP FOOT POWDBR for ladies Beautifully Perfumed, Stops bad odor tin sweaty fett und alio Pita. 2C at Cooulev s A.O-

Give Chesterfields a trial. We believe you will be glad to learn what they can teach you about

cigarette enjoyment. (

CIGARETTE S

and yd they're MILD 20 for 10c

Berman's ss Store 12G NORTH MICHIGAN ST. Fishing Tackle, Baseball and Tennis Goods now selling at reduced price;. Berman's Sporting Goods Store 126 NORTH MICHIGAN ST.

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