South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 6, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 January 1917 — Page 6

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Australian Boxer Is Criticized for Hot Enlisting Despite His Announcement. I .hit ! Wi ek. i . N ; n.i ' . si V-.'. .-, i c : NI.VV VCK, .b.c. T-Arnty-:r (,ni,r.-; ; i f f i he .-'I f"-?. nri Man!:.itt.m L t r I .i r , th" Aut:.i!;ar. ii.hblle v.i-:h:. !'. im- .t :ir't for the "li tiürn'-r w iekh-rV as- :- :,lt io;i. As - o:i ,i , th" novelty of his ar:na! had uorji .?!" the anvil j.ound.;s If hi r.i!;ir him out the roali I'm,- ,1 f rtin hi- Ii. t i v. land, dodrmg r:iih;.try --rw- and piaing the hart i f .i k r." Tl.t v M.irt-d iü on I),u( v and i "iii'.M i! him uj "ii" -ale and dnwn ' f h ;. o!mt wirn rndi.-h delight, and. ' in - in th- ! of hi-' a nnoiineement I th.it 1: ii.tf-M'N to f ri 1 1 st after ho h i -; li ill -. -r. 1 1 l.nttl-s in thi COU II ri'v. uiiiih will fr:alU' him to kavoi p ir !it in f-.i-y strt t for tho of thfir 'liy 'riti''.-- in ar.'l arr-üml .'ow Yfrk .1 not lake th.it hilai;:'h..'.! I art y's f.'tnily at his n'unl for thf i- iHf-ily, ami ivo'aoI inton1 1,.' tion if onli-tiir in 'anaila. IMt I'arcv r fniai r;il .toiral throMKh it i y all. ;'ii'l if arythin'. th' panning h f.icol with stirh stoici-rn mit have; th;iti (!rrni;iii shrapnel I i h ac i m. At lrat. it took i a .at amount of Mii.-irc 'h tin ! or not .rcy vas i,inrtv v. h' I; aal th it. lie intctpl to ; i i th. in.if'i.in arm. the tact niii:ii ).-- tfi.it ) hriy l ecn pick1! out from a riI of at r;i-l foreign; J'..rs. none of whom ar- fi'htm fur th ran1-" ahroa.l. hairv's "h!;ip out" from Australia v. thr l:r ( t raiis of tliis. Hut why shouM o ?.t' .-"voroly criticized a 1. !' 1 . e r" wheii I'riMhlie Wel.h. AT . it ll.ah'iiil. Tojn Couler ami Te.l I.' V, are k rr pi av. ay from milit.ny 1ut' hy. M'jomnin in thi.s l.i m of th fn-o? Vli are the Itoxrs vhrm we h;e iiontioneil permitted to git by nitlmut heir T:t on the pan for the .-am- thine tint Parry has been hammered? I ..-'.vi. Welsh and CowW are all P.riti.-h subjects. Hndoud i- a rrenchr.-.an. If they were livin?: in Uritish or 1'rencli domains now they would he r'.iihle for service. We cannot help l'i'.t wonder whether Welshmen would roint at th" lightweight champion and murmur "There is the pride of Pontylri'.l." if Freddie Welsh should po back home. The chances are that Freddie would hnd but a cool reception. It i true that Welsh came to this countrv before the outbreak of th" war. but hail he wanted military servlcw he could have done as mnny other forrit:n-torn men have done--takf.UMhe hrst boat back and donned a uniform; perhaps Darcy has some criticism comiiiK to h'u for his action in runnini: away from Australia, but if is to be criticised the others should tome in for a share of it, too. What is pood for the pooso. ouuht to apply to the pander in a i :im like this. Wild Fill Donovan would worry the bat of any blcr league manager should the ball pl.iers sprins the unexpected and full off a bis strike. The Yankees have a strong team signed up already. The following players have attached their monikers lo contracts: Pitcher Caldwell and FDher. Catcher Nunamaker. In'lelderv (ledeon, Peckinpaush and Faker and Outfielder Maisel. Cllho.dey and Miuee. Some of the youngsters who are to -et spring trvout. have also sicne.l up. WILL HAVE SMOKER FOR C.OFC. BOWLING TEAMS Platte for LiM Half of Season to He Made at Future Meet in?. All the members of the ( nam oer j of Commerce interested in bowlimc ( hie been invited to attend a( corner next Wednesday niht at i which plans for the l it half of the j bowline sea-mi of th Chamber of j Commerce league will be made. A bowling committee will probably he named at this meeting and team aptair.s ar.pl members appointed. F.erv effort will he made to pro- j mote interest in bowling among the members of the Chamber during this part of the s.-asom Arrangements fT th" .meeting were made i at a. me. ting of members of the en- i t rtainmcr.t and hm.se and ground . .. ... . M . I committees or tr.e ( ivtmr-er or commerce !;.'.! afternoon MANN TO PLAY THIRD Otiifieldor I shifted to Inside b New Manager. Mil 1 "A ' : ' 1 i r w oil! i.c J i n. h C;. h: f t l-he Mann. I'hie.iKo Nation- ! to ither third o" t!-wt-T"P .;!. th.- tic '1 f o ' in . ! 1 th;t Mae. i; ; "t e.l-or;, ir..'u m teaser of the : i !.ts . M itehell be- . im ;,.a .! ir.em- ! i: hi!-, tin b:' Sl d to i:t.p l!.y r him. th.e inth.e held.

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There may be a reward co: in to Mgr. CJeorge Stallings for his kind and patient waiting in ttie case of Pitcher P.ill James. P.ig Fill has been hanging on with the Braves since the IUI 4 season w ithout beinsr of any use to the team. In that memorable 1114 campaign, when the Praves sprang the greatest baseball surprise of a decade, James was one of the leading factors in the club's success. Hut he hurt his arm before the barrkr was sprung on the race in the U15 season and since that time James has been about as useful as snowshoes in Patagonia. Still the Hravps' boss decided to retain him on the sal. ry list. Now comes a report from the PaSCHEDULES WILL BE DRAFTED ON JAN. 10 Meeting r Coiiin iitw Will Ih Held on l'ar.n oi Tankeo Owners. International News Service: CIIICAtJO. Jan. 6. Framing of the schedules tor the two major , leagues and discussion of proposed changes in rules will be made this year in the woods near Hrunswiek, lla.. on a ikOOO-acre tract r.-cently purchased by Col. Huppert -ind Capt. Huston, owners of the NewYork Yankees. Announcement that the schedule committees of the leagues would meet there on Jan. 10 was made today by Pan I!. Johnson, president of the American league, who always has acted as schedule man for his organization. Harney Drey fuss, owner of the Pittsburgh club, will act for the National league. Pres't Teuer and Sec'y Heydler of the National will act with Drey fuss as a rules committee. Johnson hasn't picked two men to act with him cause he doesn't anticipate any changes. The National league, however, will propose abolishing the spitball, want to discuss changing the dimensions of the diamond and have talked of changing the rules to provide for only ono foui strike, WILL TEST HEART ACTION Northwestern Vlaycrs to Suhmit to . u meroiis 1 2a mi na t ions. Intern.Ttl.n:il News Service: CHICAGO, Jan. 6. Opponents of American college athletes base one of their arguments on the premise that the strenuous sports have an injurious effect upon the athlete's heart. To test this the authorities of Northwestern university have arranged a series of tests for the basket hall s.mad. the results of which will be submitted to all uni ersities and colleges. At the beginning ami end of the stason and seeral times between, physicians will make elaborate tests of .ich player's heart, and tletiroscopio examination of the heart area. Data will be compiled and articles written giving the exact effect upon each man. PLAY INDIANA. ST. I.oFlS. Jan. K. Announcement was made Friday that St. Louis university football team will plav the te.im of the Foiversity of Indiana on od. in. The game will he played at Jiloomington. Ind.

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; A si 4 . mm I .4 I : . mm 1 ' ; j $ ' ' 1 SKI I ofie coast that James is likely to be , Ii;lfk on thc joh ncxt season pos. .... . , . .-liiij .uiif ;is ;iiio as fLr. 11 is only a guess, of course, and fandom will refuse to be convinced until James actually delivers. This much is known, however: A short time ago James tocK part in a game with a club in the California Winter league. He pitched three innings and looked as good as ever. . Furthermore, he declared after his performance that his arm felt line, and he believed he would be able to take nis regular turn for the Braves next season. Welcome news to ambitious slug-gers in the National league not. SCHEDULE IS OUT Meets With Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin Will Be Held Here. Coach Hockne after putting his charges to work yesterday af lerne-n announced the official track schedule, which is one of the longest in the history of the university. The season, according to the program, opens Feb. 9, at Illinois and closes a few days before the commencement exercises at the western conference meet in Chicago. Eleven meets are hooked for the locals, including contests with Illinois and Michigan at Notre Dame. Roekne intends to take his men to the Drake relay games at Des Moines again on April 21. A week later, after a two years' lapse, Notre Dame will enter the relay team in the Tenn relay games at Philadelphia. The complete official schedule follows: Feb. 9 Illinois at Champaign. Feb. 1" Michigan at Ann Arbor. Feb. 2 4 Wisconsin at Notre Dame. March 3 Illinois relay at Champaign. April 21 Drake relay at Des Moines. April 2S Penn relay at Philadelphia. May 5 Illinois at Notre Dame. May 12 Michigan at Notre Dame. May 1? M. A. C. at Lansing. May 25 Indiana State meet at Lafayette. June 2 Western conference met at Chic -go. WILL MANAGE TEAM .Ih Makiel-ki to I.eaI Z. H. Quintet Aza In. Icseph Makielski. who resigned as manager of the Z. B. basketball team at the erd of last season, after leading the five through two successful years, has taken the position again. Makielski first managed the team during the season of 1914-15 when the Z. I. quintet nas a run-n-r-up for the city title. Last year the five won the championship. Makielski also will play fojward on the team.

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Basketball Men Get Fjrst Workout for West Virginia Game. With the hrst contest of the 1917 season just live days aay Coach Harper's basket ball men started rractke yesterday afternoon. West Virginia uniersity is on a hi;? trip throuch the iTiiddle west and will stop at Notre Dame lonp enough next Thursday to battle the local quintet. Peloit comes here two days after the Wfst Virginia Käme. Capt. MoKenna, ex-Capt. I'aley, (Jrant, Itonehetti. Cassidy and McDermitt were on hand for the initial workout. However, there were not enouirh second string- men present so that Harpir could liold scrimmage and the. tutor let the men off after a lonp signal session and practice at shooting baskets. The only start of the basket ball team before the holidays resulted in a defeat at the hands of Purdue at Iafayette. Wabash has since beaten Purdue and the "Little (Jiants" arc on the Notre Dame schedule for a same both here and at Crawfordsville. Harper intends to hand out hard work to the team every afternoon until the men reach their top form as he is anxious to win at least ! one of the Wahash games, list year Wabash beat Notre Dame twice. iJubuque college comes to Notre Dame on Feb. 3rd. The western team is coached by Charlie "Gus" Dorais. the wonderful quarter back of the 1913 football team. He carried a strong basket ball aggregation the last time he brought his proteges to battle his alma mater. M'GRAW TAKES VACATION nv York Pilot Will Shmu1 Sinie Time i Cula. Ii'ternation.il News Serri.-c: NEW YORK, Jan. 6 Confident in the team he has built up for next season, John McGraw, manager of the Giants, left for Cuba today for a two months' vacation. He will not be hack in New York until the Giants open the National league season on the Polo grounds on Aril 12, as he will go direct from Cuba to Marlin. McGraw purposely remained in New York for the National league's annual meetinp. as he had a message in readiness for the National club owners had they requested an explanation of his statement last fall when he left the Giants flat In Urooklyn and said they didn't try hard enough to suit him. However, he was not called upon. Christy Mathewson will accompany "Mac." NATIONAL SLUGGING RECORD FOR CRAVATH v.-.-.-:.;T' I a . . ' : : 3 S A :. w . .-. ..v . :-y . .. . .. x .... i. : : : if "tZA BBV" CT?AVATH . 9 a-S Gabby Cravath. the Phillies' slugging outfielder, who seems destined to be shifted from the National league to the Pacific Coast league, will leave the major organization with a remarkable record for home run hitting during the past five years. Since joining the Phillies in 1912 he has not failed to register at least 11 circuit clouts a season and has a grand total of S4 for the five years. He made 11 in 1912. 19 each in 191". and 1914, 24 in 1915, and 11 in 1916. MITCHELL TO GET CHANCE ; International News Servi.re: .MILWAFKEK. Wis., Jan. . Ritchie Mitchell will get his whack at Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion of (.he world, here on Jan. IS. according to word received from New York, which says the match was clinched ytsterday. It is indicated that the affair here is merely preliminary to a 20-round battle in New Orleans .f Mitchell's showing her justifies on.

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