South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1917 — Page 8

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GÖMTRAGTS CALL FOR OMLY A YEAH

Long Term Affairs Brought ont E

by Fed War No Long er Popular. tff- 1 I ? i !: i ! N' r.V Yi:K. Pel). 1. The long-! term :t,a t fr lall pl.iy.-rs is a! lli.ri- - f the pa.-'. . 7 ri;,i L't.at h:t so decreed. ar.i ! : -trth p!.yer.s will he offer i p.' per- railing for o?i- year's f er i e , There mav he occasion.il ti..'.-- to this plan, hut only in (

.,-- wi;-r- ine 1'i.orr na.- u;a couple of haskethall records, and in,:. - "1 nirn? star at.d will w ?t appears there is nothing in hlsto i -.i'.ry uhuii will coi.forio itht,,ry to Jis,,,,te th claims. Don ti.. r:.a-.nat-s estimate of his vain j hit iny, a forward on the Marietta on ?! .''"! of play. I team, cnged 25 field goals in one I - n th- war5oine da of Tli- j -.i rnf. rec-ntly. and ZC looks like a IV!. ! t! L.-ague the cl'jl) owii'-r- niJVhol. lot of field goals. We don't o!i.'i.'.zd i.aschaU wer forced tjn,,,v whether or not a guard play-sifc-r. ip th-;r in-n to long-tinn- co:i-i,.( ;, jni.t Whiting, hut it is doubttr.i or t ike a chane of lm,'jfui However, the feat sets :i rec

ti". to lh- outlaw circuit. th" das of war are. o er. and! ! i . th:.- is no hidihood t ri.it anotner a . r: at ' in the way of an outlaw 1 ,t .; will ari-" for si.no --nr- at' !.f-T. The Icvmjm taiu ht to tin- I'ed1 ti I. eigne was too i'.id. Tn- Tiw contracts -nvt..in iption ! t. -i-day release t:,;r-. -. t hough j ti.--. are considered eniin--ntly fairer I. f!" i!:ith than any that have . ffore. e.;-tn O . t '.I r n 11 y. the ball pla! th" fat tint iton-cl id airree0 ' calhnir for two and thr'" r if.'i- will ' I'll'-r-d tloon tr ! :' I'nt tii hae brought it 1 i h . i '1 s. In th b-dav of fl-' itri-th'. conti. ot tit play'i' Th' t r J : T more of joy lidin.r ami r 1 1 1 1 1 Ins peisoi.ai desir- than ! of t-i;din tSTKtlv t" bllitie-s uivint hi- mp!o'e; th- l-vt he i,.'d t"i' Heid. F '. i ? iro.i' ruw tli- 1 i i will Iii -1 !l" fal'cd ii;.oi: to sfpiW to i.e.- ad a nt.i for. :n!'- he ",. - , . the clali ' w i ' r will ha e I ll'- cd:,e on ':;!,! al:.l .: blK eibC. T...i .!. ( ,i l.ii ;-. 1 1 -how :p U' i! will not l in a po ition to a-! :a' moi- iinao'v when his conMother -Hade, Quick Acting Cough Syrup ia tf Kepi llui'l in l.-r.v Hum Huwilj l'ril.rtil and (l(-tn l.iltlr. Vbahers. on' I 1VV-T l.il'-w Uli.lt " ! .. .i-.li,,r' 11. iti! Oi.lk'1 !I tili" .H .... . - . t. r...ii s 1 h 1 1 u c k - :o 1 1 a f. it ihililr.ri I.V.- IM i.N.iN.iut f.it' i.if ni.tldng i'N-' will l.'-.ii ;i ..ugh ... i.---t c,ai mihi in.o ii"fivalkn tlir at ni.-int.r.i 1.. w it!i sei. ti j- iin.1 ITomptio-- If" .;.Uld .o -tM..l for gr.w i!-iij. a fr . iiinlrcn. Thb !!ci!.li.l .iig!i .-.v.-iip " auib by neiirinir L't.. Olli. ' of Piil.'V r.-atl . .. 1.11,1 iiiCi. :iini tilling tlie ' - nettle ' wifli' plain g rami late.i siivusvrup. Ihls ;ivr.4 voii a pirn 1 !,ftfyv.:.M '.,,;"':;.-;;" f-.r .Nje0-a clear s.iing of -52. T!ie li.i.nnnt ii lo'H ttie iiill uii-.l. H -tiiirt 'I iii.'iiii.ranes mat uae i n.- .,.... 1 -,'r i-. m 1 tlif tie.llir.: !''- z n tla- i.lili gni loavii. on ia'-i ...ii.-.. i"Ui:ti p.i.ia pl.':i r :l 1 1 oet li-f .... t .. I- I I I ! Villi ti,.,.!'ht I " I " III. A ill.. ' - 1 ll.aiK, in ana raiiKir . ..m-j.:- arf p. e.-.-.i i.y u in - :y::X':Zx :,iti;. . a witit." . '.ughl'ir i .. t'ig'iiy ..n en trat. t - oni- !;:;;;;,!,,:.; sv,,,?:,;;..::""i n r.u- r'.l ..-r f..i- ii- .ui-k li-aling Iä-cJä i-iV-V-;,"?; .lir.-fti.' ; n, i..'i't ..c-ept anythins 1. to :i! salute s:ltl TLie I'in.-j Adv. Ca.. 1 rt ". a t :. Pal GO? Try M-v-.torole. See How Qu;:kly It Relieves Yott juft r a 1 'c In briskly, us:i dcliciom.soothb t.-.kc its place. :. wl:itc ointmeni " t . u. t'.;e it in- : ' r. Many !oc A 'u-:i role and rcc- " ; .tic-.ts. '- 1 ; wli.u relief ' tkroat. bi"oiivh:ti-a-llirna. nce.raiga y. rk(.i,"tatiin. Iv.m - i i ii tf.e back o tä't t!,c pa1:; . ;:. CMv.tcrt c :!; :. ro' :. i-:.'lc wiih :'. ' 1 1 n I of in" . ors .'.i'.v! nut -:r.iaeTU'l it ' T!:r-y v ,11 ! ir g":c: fror-, .ro .p. Mia ! a.t!,,na tuv.raicia ."ot.gtstion. pi - -v. rbt i'r.iatim cieo ta n" . . ..." .... i. .. a. . 1 " ' 1 o l:" I:-.-' u"1 " :rt T:u:sclts. hrriscs. :::ibu'iins. iiv-a teet. cel.U of the mi i'iaii tcci:t pnnitn: raa i mmmmm

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tract -with the clu expires. If, on the contrary, he plays god I. all, the magnate will have reasons fur raisir his ghost-walk. It is the hellef of soni la?fhall rr en that the ranking stars of the .arn today would play mor brilliantly if they were sisneil up for I'lit one season at a time. Advertised day after day on the sporting pages

salaries or proe to the satisfaction of the magnate that they are worth Mg money from year to year, the players would have more to think pl'out in the way of holding their rlacf-M in the spotlight. SCORES 26 FIELD GOALS I Marietta College I iw Claiming; ' s-rral Ifjionls. Marietta collet- is laying claim to I ord. The .Mariettas also claim two more records. Thev scored 42? . ; s;x carries, which is going ;,(1fne. and they defeated one oppon- .... this var. 1 1 to 10. which is mihi'' r coring for any basketball five in the business. nur friend Tom ; Thorp w ho has been doing critic stunts in track and college sports foi well, is isn't fair to say how hng says lie concedes the laurel to .Marietta, too. AMERICAN DRIVER LOST Hartman l,fns I .rail Wkh Wamlern lVom tin Trail. 1U I ctt-rnt i itci I Ni'Ws Servl.f; ALKXANDKIA. Minn.. Ih. 1. S'een of th drivets in the dotf sled r;i- e fmrn Winnipeg to St. Paul on their way on the last li2 n;ibs .f their ri;.'-mile journey ally today. It was not known wh re I red Hartman, the American, who was in the lead nitfht before last was. because he became lost in tfie s'orm yestrday and wandere! it:, und before tindinp the tt ail :it;.iiii. W'b.en he resiime! it he was r mile-; be hi nil but prepared to pnsh on during the nitiht in an effort to overt. ik his rivals. Wheth'-r he passed Alexandria durimr th niulit could not be iearn"d but it is believed he still is behind his seven rials. The bal weather has cut down the oinff and e.-terday's total distance was only about .17 miles BOXERS CLASH TONIGHT 1 oiiat il and Callahan l Mix For Ten IIouiuN, i 1 te I Tl.i t ion .1 1 News Service NKW VOIIK, Feh. 1. Fresh from his victory over Phil llloom on ToesiPiy night. Itenny Leonard, the u;irjtn, lightweight, will entrr the t r.-anke ciiahan of liiooklyn in the main 10-round bout ;t '! niont S. (. of llrooklyn fhe opinion prevails boxing enthusiasts atiiong me 10c.11 ooxiug (iuiiu.-ui.-i.-i

1. . n .01.1 ..a tM t Jm ,n(,t.tin Callahan, the poptin, s en.l!l-4 a .,, ,..;.,

!! ir ai "111 no.xer win or mon, . .... . ,1 . f aiiy lormioaoie ui'i'iiiiriu .m in;inv .Npt.et the Itrooklyn ligntto i,r lonan1 to extend himself to s-ourt' the honor of ttie ((Ut Coth' boxers cionbine clever ,,'i.i. '-.w i,umc wiity na !,tth are in tine condition. polo teams"mayclash 1 w w mcii a ii jiikI AiKcnt me t Inn- -lay Itook St-rlos of (unit1. Ii'lernatioiial News S.-rvl-e. NKW YORK. Feb. 1. That there is considerable probability of a series of polo matches between America and the Argentine republic next summer became known yesterday. The question f international ompetition will be taken up at the annual meeting of the polo association her Feh. I?,. The only obstacle in the way of the j-dt of a fast combination front the Southern American republic is the ditliculty of securing direct transportation at the proper time of the vear. SF.F.K (JAMH. i.-..t... i ... .a, .a , n uih to I ' . . , larrang' a game for lnursoay eeni,.g. Cel.. s. with anv team in the city a veraging about 1 1 0 pounds, the tontest to he played at the Kaley school. For contests call F.ell phone 27"' between 7:?0 and s o'clock. SKiNS CONTKAIT. 'HP'A(;o. Jan. al. Pitcher Iaid Par.forth of the Chicago Ameri cans, who lel the leacue last Reason m catching runners off first base, signed a 1917 contract Wednesday. r: fourth Sixth

S :y week Week

M.. ItOril MAI win .Mi a t... ..f v,v:icur:. No 1. tegetti.-r it!i t'.e a!... ve men t li.in-,1 imnk - l.-t. ' Tlie Trlumi'Ii .-f S. ien. iver Haidln'i" if jm! M'iid v. tear nanu :.n.l ad - .lre-"4. t. -etiler x ith M .-ent in -liver er

peinige -tai'ip t.. h.-lp p i.v t .IMrit.-i-; PHILADKLPIIIA. Pa. Feb 1. "c'r- P..11 below a .end!an,e' W- PMWn f Philadelphia f...!.vv f- rnleii I.:i!.er.'t..ry. r-i'n.l St.. I ' ed nesday retained his title as i iii.-n. N V. j squash racquet champion of Pennl M I.lUtTOItV. fii-in.l T.. J sylvan! by defeating William F.

l':,vV' find eiitl.l 1(1 .tilt- t le'l' pay tlie .llxtrll.uti.'ii i i per.x.-s Kindly ci't.l ii:e at en e .MMir 'a!v;iciir:t No I ,ni.l y.eir V,;.-t. "Tlie Trlnrnpli c.f S 111. e over HaMne.." iTütboe thi coupon iu yuur Utter;. AJt.

BOWLING SCORES lUMIHNATION LtAGl 1

N. INI. HV. M. r Southwvrtli Itt'T

1T 101 477 l'.-J 11 131 1X1 37S lis aTs -1.'o -y '. to lT7i:,l ir.1 4." 145 114 411 Hs l.r. 471 in iai :ki i::.' 1-wJ 4X5 Jls 1'1 '4 lo -lä l.T 147 4.V. lr.i 177 4:i7 l.-rfi 1Ö1 4LK. 1 14 s .".70 n i:;; 41.. -.4 14. -Oii W, 'V2 4.V. 1!7 l"s 4."1 " 140 41'. 110 17 407 W i:r. 4n: v.C 1)14 'Sll

123 111 l.u 11NelfiTt .. Keed .... M Inzer .. Jlandl iip Totals .m;-.' K. INT UY. NO. 1 MlIiT l;s ll-lTuT V2 "rli:' , l.s Wliit- I'd I nri.-h Hs lI;i!iHci I'ls Tut.il 1M CO. NO. 2 UVuW 1.".1 Sinltti I1 .Marker I-'S .stamm 1"0 K.. kldll I.V. Totnli sm 1M.OW Co. NO. 1 it. l'pp 1 "" P. I iil.lxtr K. MlIN-r 175 M. l'epp 11' S- Katlaii 1 ! TtaU '.lä KLKKM I.KAGIK. IIOKNS-H-dJowell :l 1.-.; 11:; i:t; -or, I'M I.V. 1M 17.". L'Oä 441 4lo 4ä7 4u; 4v K;l llllllTt'r Klinr I'luirntTtiui r.ll.el Ilaiulitip . TeUiN .. If ( M,FS I!irk .sfireiiiT .cli'i.h:w li . . 1-iH .. HI . . 14'. .. l.'Ci .. 'JUä '11 .. W .. 71 .. 17."; ... i:u .. IT-' into -71 l'.'a s7 ltVs 171 n;i

141 ar. r.4 -.'-'J 14 4-0 im 4rr 17 "CO 7 7:57 H'-Ti I'?.'! 110 .V.l "A 171 4; VA äl'J l."7 4 VJi :t7H 012 :;oiä I.V. -w.0. l.u 4:t ii'. :7'. IT; äos lvT .V.4 "o 01 2 l'ää LD-JI)

Moiit.ilu l.w Scon itai 1I' ap Total-? .. !n:t ".h;s HILLS r.artihart . r.'.vr .... S. hi-ll Low S( life ; KU-! ... llamllcap . 1 eta'.n . . T III. "Til I". K lives , C. Kles ... ShonlKillz Meli l.nw Score HamlliMp 171 im , ll.". , lä , l.-fct l-.fi r.) i:l 1..0 l'j '4 4 !1 loiä ur 14! I.V. , 10s lvs hi is; r.i -) --'04 Totals '.7:1 lOOt .HTl'UKl&AKEK I.E.üli:

KI.MS--r.ickeiimupt IV. 17o i:'.o 4i:i Travers 147 1C2 177 4v'. Sli.dd . T 141 U-' lä.5 41i Wickeiiden ! 14! .Ill Cuiitfr Pi l'.W 11 .M". IIaillic;i 1V pill li 40 Total s4'. ;7u !.;; ir7Jl Tt;ci:s MotTItt IC Fi', l.Vi 4.V. Plaee 140 I.V. lL'O 4i:i c...k 17J lä;: l.x: 4.hs Kassians.-'. l-':t 11, 'I 17t' 41J Wolf Ill 14J II. 42-J Hamlb-jii l'.l VM If I '2 Totals Da"! M1 HIS 27'J

STI'DKUAKLK THIO I.KAGI K TOPS

Hug iro l liner l-:' KeniH'dv 11 J Huiali.ai 11'. Tot.iN fi:nii:ics Solum. t 17."' M-.on 171' Me.Vers laS H-in.ll.iip 14s Totals Jol

1..J 77 Pm; 1! 14S 111 14! 47.. 147 til 341 1171 J4J nr. Ill 14s 1 111 lis 4SI l.U 4 I'd 441 31. 010 CITY LKAtil'K. ,s'rrij:AKKKs C. SclunJ.lt l.V, Yo-k-y 1"7 PiO Max son KVs '.ill Gentle i;1 1?.' Thum loi 17s ir.7 p;i lti Pis ll'.O 01 47s . kl 4 4m; 4 '.'. Tot;il 7 vm MS 'JM III'LUKS AND M1KKS-

.Morrlsou llo 17.". -J.Ti ."7 Hlrkev 1!'J 17ä V'ii r..r. Abraham 172 171 PVS ä'4 JttlMTjrer 1(17 1V4 141 47-' Itlcliards --:is i:.l lä! ö-'s i TotaN 14 S44 so; 'r,.'l TKJF.KS I'axson 1 4S py 1S1 I'll Crnmcr is 171 1TJ .VT. Ailler 141 I.V. 17'. 47:5 Moüshulder 172 1.7 i:k 44S Tut tie U.l Pit; Ii.". r.22 Totiiu S4 7y. :m:5 IIOOSIKIt 'KFAMSKfMrctT Hl 17S lit. r.72 Waters 121 VA UK 4 4a Iolph 172 PS 1V :M WltniT P'd I.V. lis 4-N-, C. Campbell l.'l 17i 17' ."m; Totals SOT. s.52 S.V. 24tH)

CHAMUKH OF COMMCRCF.-S.-hneifler Hoiigan . l'rugiie Holan.l Schnelle . . lall . . 1!1 . IM . . 14'. .. 142 P'Ji PV4 is; 1: p; 121 11! P'O PvS 1'h; -SV 1T4 1Ö4 214 Tis !.: 4.0 .".I.". .V.0 47c. 24:12 .V,7 .".2: .-.11 4!0 Totals sp: s21 COMMKHCIAL IOX!KS Colli IV 21S K. Campbell 174 11S I.ontz 2:17 I.V. Hrugger I"1' 1" Koinine 1..7 1"7 Totals SV 112 021 27O0 TIMMIK AM GOATS- 0 Sharker V.l.: 1.14 21 1. 214 l.VS 1.11 i:;i io;i iso ls 204 is i 170 210 211 Trfi:t ."mi.1 .11.1 .v.c. 27.11 .11.1 -. ,i.4.11 4:; .11.1 Anb'ren I Ueu H;irt Messlck Total WATCH ro. Frank S77 V 0.lä 1.10 172 142 17: l.Vs 17 1.11 121 ls 171 Harlln Hey.le Martin K romer 2 10 l's":! Totals M0 .! 24 COBB'S SALARY IS CUT Humor Says Georgian Was Pultins IHwii $20,000 a Year. If latest reports regarding Ty Cobb's salary are true, the Georgia Peach has certainly made the last three years count heavily. Cobb, it is said, received $20,000 a year for the seasons of 1914, 1915 and UU. instead of $1 5.000. as had been generally believed. Ty's contract with the Tigers is tr J reported to have expired with the I close of the 1916 season, and Dame I? lining K f. a 1 Wb rf"? cw-i o m ? .- "ne le players slated to receive 1,1 salar cut this year. j 1 " Kl.h.l"N l) ITT TITIK. llarnty of Overbrook three games to nun. Pearson's succers makes him eligible for the national squash racquet championship series here next month.

MOORE LEADS M'COURT Wins Ilrvt Mcljt'f IMay in Cham, pionship lllllianl .Match.

International Newi ScrvW : NKW YORK, Feb. 1. Playing careful. steady billiards, (eiie Moore, champion, Kained a comfortable lead In the hrt night's play of 50 points against Chas. A. McCourt in the championship threecushion billiard match started at Doyle's last night. Moore lacked his accustomed accuracy and complained of rheumatic pains in his left arm hut notwithstanding this he was able to take the measure f the Pittsburgh player with apparent eaae 30 to 4 2. NOTES OF THE BOXERS International News Service: ST. LOWS, Mo.. Feb. l. dunboat Smith of New York and Jack Moran of St. Iviuis fought 12 rounds to a draw here last night, although Smith was credited with a shade by the spectators. The battle was uninteresting. WATERLOO. Ia.. Feb. 1. Neil Allison defeated Frankie Whitney on points in a 10-round battle here last night. The men are lightweights. CINCINNATI. Feb. 1. Hal Chase, first baseman of the I teds, has signed a two-year contract. Chase is not a member of the Players' fraternity. DKTROIT. Feb. 1. John W'olgast was given the decision over Walter Hunn in a fast 10-round bout here last night. SENIORS GO INTO SECOND PLACE IN CLASS LEAGUE Trnuic Sophomores 3 to 1 f While Juniors Heat lYesltnu'ii 22 to s. The Juniors defeated the Freshnen 22 to 8 and the Seniors trounced the Sophomores :jG to 14 In the High School interchips basketball league yesterday afternoon in the school gymnasium. Yesterday's results puts the seniors in second place and gives the third year men a tighter hold on the top position. Juniors (22) ITolmien (H) Iiokop Feldman Forward. C. Cunningham Henery Forward. Trowbridge Schutt Center. Findlay Snyder llurwich Iiuntnam Guard. Gua'd. Baskets: Trowbridge, ."; Ukop. 2; (. Cunningham. Snyder, 1: Fimllay, 1; Huntnam, 2. Free throws: Hurwkh, 4. Seniors () Sopliomoivs (11) Berger L.. Cunningham Forward. Watters Jackson Forward. Xyikos O'Dell Center. Clybourne .Meyers Center. Ctlavin Goodman Guard. Baskets: Watters. s; Iferger. Ö: Nyikoi, 2; Clybourne, i: Goodman, 2; I Cunningham. 2; ODell, 1. Free throws: Watters. 4; Cunningham. 4. Standing W. I... Pet. Junior:; .' 0 1000 Seniors :t 2 .H00 Sophomores 2 .400 Freshmen 0 ." .000 AMATEUR BASEBALL MEN TO MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOMS, Feh. 1. The fouth annual meeting of the National Amateur Hasthall Association of America, will he held in Indianapolis Feh. 12, according to announcement made Wednesday nicht by Hals-ton Goss. president of the association. Delegates from Louisyille. Ky., Chicago, Detroit, Mich.. Pittsburgh. Minneapolis, Minn., St. Paul, Minn.. Lincoln. Nel... and Omaha, Neb., will be present. In addition to these cities, Indianapolis, Houston, Tex.. Los Angeles, Calif., and Sacramento, Calif., are members of the association and Pres't Goss say.s applications are expected from St. Joseph. Mo., Kansas City, Mo.. Columbus, (... and Winnipeg. Manitoba. Resolutions for chances in the constitution and by-laws will be considered at a meeting of a committee on Feb. 11. and will be reported to the delegates at the annual meeting the following day. COMMERCIAL QUINTS IN ACTION TONIGHT Little ProfXM't In Sight for Any Change In btamllng of League Ix-adcrs-. Play in the Commercial basketball league at the Y. M. C. A. will take place this evening and will see the Spiro aggregation matched against the Smith & Wherret tossers, while the Klbel quintet will clash with the Clauer rive, and the li.igby plaers will battle the Peerless Press quintet. Hoth the liagby and Clauer fives are tied for the top position in the league and the chances are that they will remain so. at least for a while, as they both are reasonably sure of winning tonight's games. After this evening's battles there remains but two more rounds of play. The standing up to date: W. L. Clauers 1 Bagbys 1 tfpiros -'5 4 Peerless Pres 2 Z Smith & Wherrett . . . 2 Pet. .s:.: .42S . 'j r "Reis 2 i

FOLWELL'S NAME PUT BACK ON COACH LIST

jrnhcrUy of I Vnn-j lvania Hccon siI r Ihn Klon After Storni of Protot. PHII.I)i:LPHIA. Feb. 1. The committee on athletics of the University of Pennsylvania Wednesday night rescinded its action in declaring Kobert C. Folwell not acceptable as head coach of the varsity football team. After three hours of deliberation the committee, through its chairman. Dr. Arth ir W. Goodspeed, made the following announcement: "At a meeing of the university committee on athletics, at which various interests were represented, Mr. Folwell being present, it was voted that Mr. Folwell's name h restored to the list of tentatively approved candidates for next year's football coaches." Folwell was interrogated h members of the committee for thirty-live minutes. He left for his home in the suburbs before the decision was .announced. The action of the committee in declaring that it would be "unwise" to re-engage Folwell caused a storm of protest. Telegrams and petitions from students and alumni in all sections of the country urging that he be retained were received by the university authorities. Y. M. VOLLEY BALL TEAMS PLAY TONIGHT Play in the second division of the new volleyhall league at the Y. M. C. A. will take place this evening in the new gymnasium at fi:30 o'clock. Team No. 1 is scheduled to meet team No. 2. while (earn No. will clash with team No. 4. The following are the captains and men on their respective teams: Team No. 1 Jones, captain; Gibson. Addison. Kizer, Hack, Walker. K. Whiteman, Bosenbury and Lehman. Team No. '2 .Rurnham. captain; ehlegal. Bird, W. Fassnacht, Winchell, McKee. Nuner, Kindig, Legg and Verrick. Team No. ,' Kresermuth, captain; Tohulka. Curtis.s. Preston, Kleim. Kreighbaum, Kenyon, Klinger, Spreng, Weiss, Schurtz. LAUREL SCHOOL INDOOR TEAM BEATS J. SIGETYS The Laurel school indoor baseball team defeated the J. Sigety team in a last game Tuesday night on the Laurel floor by the score of 6 to ... Niedbalski and Fox were the battery for Iiurel. Ivitkowski and Greene for the Sigetys. There will be a game tonight between the Iaurel team and a team from St. Joseph hall. Notre Dame. Next Tuesday there will be boxing and wrestling matches between amateur talent of South Bend and Notre Dame at Laurel school. The Kaley. Studebaker and Sample st. community centers were open Wednesday afternoon for there regular activities. SIGNS WITH BRAVES ISOSTOX. Feb. l. George Twcmbley. an outfielder, who was purchased from the Baltimore club of the International league a fewdays ago. agreed to terms with the Boston Nationals Wednesday, Business Manager W. F. Hapgood announced. Twombley formerly played with the Cincinnati Nationals. ORUItISTOWN, ind. Mr. and Mrs. Kussell Wilfong and children of Mill Creek spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Benard Wedel. Mrs. Wesley Smith and son John, are spending a few days with her daughter, Miss Kate Smith, of South Fend: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred iiager and children were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beringer. Kniest and Shirley Adkins. Herman Kirkpatrick. Misses Hazel and Lucille Smith. Frances, Fmnia and Mabelle Beringer spent Thursday evening with Miss Anna Arnold. Misses Miller and Yada Stroup spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson. Mrs. II. S. Craig. Miss Yeda Craig. Norvin Craig and Mrs. Kroblock and grand-daughter, Georgia. of S'uth Bend were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. K. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smou of Fairview and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holston of Lydick spent Sunday with the former's daughter. Mrs. Earl Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Durch and children of Hamlet were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bay Brown. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Renlogle have returned to their home here after spending several weeks at th home of tbeir son, Albert Iteploile. of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Robakowska and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Makielska of South Bend. Misses Millie Stroup and Mabelle Beringer spent Sunday with Miss Josephine Kirkpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. James Day and daughters wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their kindI r.ess during the death of their j laughter and sister. Alta. and for t the beautiful flowers. Ijncorln Couzri Are Piiiijcrou. Get riu of that tickiins rouh that kt-eps you awake at nisrht and drain.tn:r vitality and enercy. Dr. Kind's New I)i.-coer- is a pleasant Lalsam remedy. anti5eptie. laxative and promptly effective. It soothes the irritated memhrar.e and kills the cold trerms; your co'ish is soon relieve.!. Delay is dnruerous qet Dr. Klna'.s New Discovery at once. For nearly fifty years it has ?een the favorite remedy for grippe, croup. coiiKhs and olds. Get a bottle today at iuur Druggist, -uo. Adv.

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