South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 18, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 January 1918 — Page 8

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PREP ATHLETES ELECT OFFICERS

Ben Susen of Parkridgc. President of New Organization.

POLLY AND HER PALS

(Copyright. 1917. International Nr

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Willard Agrees to Meet Fulton in Title Battle

rio-'k n-' .! aultr -Cot thr-ir ,:.t workout troin ovr th rross " ar ;. -tTilay afternoon. Iff rrtofiM in pra thr tnn huo iiicr-lv 'iin'- through liiüt'f rini' up i MT' i - aiul tak'Ui a frv sjirinl-f r,i! ry!!::- tli"- ThunS'lay 'lie a.i r;.'t rt-' T--r' rpr:"il and th:o-. Lac pla'"l at a low Ifvol for ;h- r! vaulting of th season. I :.tI nia.' h r. Po .. i. F'attT'in ..inl Sultrier ffp th- p;art t f: "in wlioiii f:-Kt;f- 'A ill ha to (P'Vfiop a a!iiii:i;; tt am for fit" appioah-ni't-'. T1k If -.- of "Sw-pilf" lli!;r-n. tl, --li.ioo South llfinl p. rfoini'T. is -uoin to 1 k'-'nly f--It, hut HofkiK- hopes t- fh-vfloj a man tliat will in a m'Mur- ifpla - him. K.nicni.ilii'r va ilt-l ) 1 f. t, I, infills au-.iinst th- Michigan A??ie- at I.an-ini,' last -prin iitnl if h ran aihl a fr-w InrlM s lo flvit ! iht l.'twoi'ii now .mil th tirno th indoor aniii .ipcu Xo?i luni" will 1 w ;i r'ii - -nt .l in th' atrial a nt l'owis i1-' a 1-c'il.i i" youth who pos-fs.-.-.jll tJ.p -armar'Ks of a ria'at pop- v a litor .ir,-l it will Mirpris- no on.- if h tucv oat to a sac-i'--ful p'Tfoimcr uii'l'-r thr tut- .!,. oj' Kocknr. I'att.-r-on and Sutt-i.-t-ah hf intT-hall rr"'orils to t 1 1 i r credit nrd thev may hr i;.'." to rontriliut'' to th sin coss of ih- t mi in a short while. Coach Harper staged th- 1 a-t ht'd wo! out for his haskethall i . -a P f.a the pnriüir.tf-r wiffi W'.'tprn Stat Normal college at Notre IVime Saturday. Th team now has had two steady weeks of the h.irdr-t l;ind of work, and It looks al'out fit to fjve a pood nr"ount of itsdf ISahan is still ini'.npaeitated with a tiht rold and has not !em out for practice Fince the reopenini; of srhoo! following :hc Chri.-ttnas recess. The laskthootin pcodi ities of th fast poll! footh;iU artist arr iroin to he missed sadly, hut Harper has not urKod him to appear for practice in his recent weakened condition. Harper was undecided last nijht ahout the man he would use to start th Käme at center. Pete flor.chrtti, thomrh, will prohahly have the rail as he is the only experienced man on the squad. The .-the i positions are .-tili an open uess. with IVarson and Stine having altno.-t heen settjed on for the cuard places.

BOVLING SCORES , m I' 'I nnnnrp ppurnni n

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SAN FitANCIS'.'O, Calif.. Jan. IS. That Jess Willard hud arctd to :.ht Fr-d I'ulton in this city for the heavyweight ehanipionship was announced Thursday by Harry Foley, who -ays he ha-- heen in touch with hoth men. Judtf" Thruna Irahain, chairman

rif the state council of defense, has-js.'ul'

hee., taken into Foley's contidener and will try to et permission from the iroverninent to staj:e the hattl? at the Presidio so the California law can ic dodged. Receipts' of the fihtini;. anticipated to te $ 130,000, will pi to the Ped Crc)sT soldier' athhtic j'und. the lihtcrfl to pet nothing.

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M. A.C. TO HAVE HARDEST SCHEDULE IN YEARS

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FAST LAXSINC. Mich.. Jan. S. The 10 IS football eleven of the Michigan Aggies will have to play the hardest football that ever h'is been arranged by the Michigan Agricultural coIbe. No less than six important frames are included

among the eight contests. c0acli Jlaft'r

P.rewer may have to build his tcatu j MnrtM from untried material. When the : '..Hiiu'an

IM 7 season cios-d. a niimher "f '"Vm

veteran players eligible for next fall, enlisted, and the outlook for a fat eleven was dimmed.

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W . K. Stu.lebaloT. 1J1

.Netherc-.fit Arch. i nibeawlt

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GOPHER FIVE TO REACH FORM ABOUT FEB. 1

ANN" Annen. Mich.. Jan. 1 S. Th basketball team of the University of Michigan which has important western conference games on Its schedule this winter, is slowly rounding into shape. The team is not considered a championship organization at present, but Coach Mitchell hopes to have a first class organization on the tloor by the first of February. One rather unpleasant incident, or -eries of incidents, served to sake

played every Saturday thereafter until the season is closed with Syracuse, at Fast Lansing, on Nov. 2:t. After Olivet coms Alma and; then tho Aggies play Michigan at Ann Arbor. Kalamazoo collepe is next, at F.ast Lansing, after which the Apjries tzo to Hloominffton. to meet the University of Indiana. Purdue will he here on the following Saturday, and on Nov. 16. the annual game with Notre Dame will be played at South Bend. Despite the discouraptnp: 1917 showing, it la an open secret that Prever hopes to have the collece Included in the membership of the western conference. It la expected that games with Purdue and Indiana, next autumn, may have some bearing on this move.

ALL RELATIONS BETWEEN I. U. AND PURDUE ARE OFF

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. IS. All athletic relations are severed between Indiana and Purdue universities, the two members of the western conference in this state. Purdue declined to schedule a 191S football -ame with Indiana and Coach Steihm, of the Crimson s.juad. wrote . F. Cutts. director of Purdue athletics, agreeing to cancel all basketball and wrestling ccntracts. Purdue has arranged games to take Indiana's place on its basketball program. Instead of meeting Indiana at Ivifayette on Jan. 1?. Purdue will play th? Great Lakes r.aval training station five and on March 1, when the Boilermakers were to have journeyed to P.Ioomincton for the return engagement.

Purdue will go to (7rcncastle to

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Stanley . Handi'.! i Totals

ASSriMHLY Arnold I. (Jail Mead on 'ijlimsin Ilia

hd I2u 122 hi;: '7 1.7 ii' I2t in .-.tj U7 12. rja ::t b'.i 211 171 .'dt

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Totals 7l 970 0.71 27(t l.NSPF.tTlON lit;? ltV) US 1 PK

Myers lil !..;

Stewart 1

ltV. 122 4.

Wl!eox 14f. 117 121 .lsl

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PKHrCTION Aninowskl 1T21 1.V1 14t 4jr Staetiowlak Vdi 14."l ls7 4so Kanarr 14'. I.V. 12t) 421 Sliurr l.tri 1H 1.7 402

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21 M 21 fd2

Tot lis KC s:4 972 22.T.9 vtnuu: Hunt 140 1M l."W) 40 Ptilln 1st in K 401

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.:p the arsity baskcteers. The first

rresninan t-i-en piayea several taie on DePauw

practice games witli Mitchell's men and won them all. I-ately, how

ever, the varsity team has shown !

ir.&rkcd improvement and has! ? M P.LIT. PIII.NTs trounce ! the yearlings in iiupr-.-iv e : I'U.MTIl'l". s ta-hion. ' A usual, tr :..t work i tin ob.-ta- ', - ( le lp, th" path of , o-:feren e sucs-. Mit' 10 i! hid a liest of "bas. , , ,,bln,.x ?.;:r hix men

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" 1 . 1 1 " ' , ti.foii:-11 a cruci ;;ng practice ir "tu ' jp,,, jj,-,

-"m an. .o"-. 01 in ii-'ii ut-i tbe old and new g muasiutus 'i hurssboot La - ts ;! .; l. d to try tho.r j ,;.iy afternoon at the V. M. C. A. kill t ro. 1 ati obi place on th- : ; v i r. c them a f-w nw plav.s and

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1.1i 1.1 1.15 40S

s74 911 S7 2;i

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idi-hing up tile old ones. Tiu aPcMioon work was made up

" i!i:,m. to .0 c r. piisli re-,.f a short passing period followed j 1 a 1 ing vcriinmage. The men

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o ..; r p. . pr.i "i.e. a.. the team

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Fnoiv. ui,.. u .. . rat. d a a -'...'-..were full of life as hci n by their - 'low f g.'tv , .u !. to forio. j pe dv- a ctio '.is. n.-br . jo,it.-..;i ; ',,.'-. i.a- -l.owttl Th- men were shifted about sme- .,. pi iippfo .p.ept. Miii-it. ll' . 1-at. Mohn. wI'.om' regular position : trM'C to .!.-..:..;. M 'a p t , h .i.dji; uuard. but wdio has bee;', used at j;4.hi ..t ü.to ta-t t--ai:i of i o r - j i o ,- '. a id this yea r. w.s back at his

Total-

SAI.KS P..eintra 12.". 171 12 120 st. I I hen. 'ft" 112 i:: 12s :;7l t"raini-ica.;m llo ill 12;; .ill Sa itli los no pis

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n.ow POINTS Steffee Pd Pn; px :i7

If 111 l.

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121 P.") Pm

12.1 .127

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p'9 112 141 :-y,i 11.1 12 12 .179 11.1 171 O'i i:i v: 11.1 :::: n.i 12.1 i::i :: Pa; p.t; i'.; .".'s

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tITV LLAtill.. HT'LLIE vV $1 1 K K r"lpl 1.".:: 179 192 02 Sttide pit; 1.7J JvJ ," Hullie 1.11 112 1 17 I'ohr ll:: ll pis 4.12 Richards 2tf 17s 1.1' "1'. Tötais 772 M2 S:-. 21. URPIITILM ATAItOVS Steffee 1.17 i:-1 1.12 J2 Rasp.vi.li i:w i::; 17". Voelkers 121 l.V 1):; i.s rtjui-.-hiii 1.12 17.1 iso .107 Miitlyn IP; 1.11 17 1.1.1 Totals 711 7-": yJs 227.1 cttti:i: co Sharker p,-j it.o -j::.; .Ws (J. Schäfer ........ lus p;s p:i .mi Kroiuer 147 17.". 191 .111 Van Kirk 201 171 til öl:: M.Hsiek i::t P. m pas .127 TotaN sl7 lr2 911 2e1. SKI'TII P.EM WATCH Co. Noftzfc'er i::t p.s in ii Wjillii It. ls7 h; ."ds Hyatt ts.1 i.fcl -m.i tue. Hyde 171 19s lis .117 Uarlin 192 2P Ml .v.:: Total V.2 92s v.l -jCl TOIIHR ii:c. CO. Woodnift" 1.V p; jo1. .V.2 Roth lui pi! t.11 17.; Browned 1.17 pvii pv. 17 Shambaujh P2 bll 12 CIS i'arnum 1. .9 l7 b'.l Totals 77s St) 7'.'1 2.17s siiait:r co. Strayer Ill I.V. I.V. 1.12 li..ii lis n: i.V. 1.1 J i:ncP'lrtim 127 111 17o lis Tuttle isi p;i 1.11 p..:: Waters Ill 17. 21", .".'". Totals 7.1S 7 Si s-77 240

Ten Major League Clubs to Devote Week of Training to Contests.

HIO FOl'R LK.(ilK. ci:tii:f;i: crTTi-:it Si.irkey 174 1S.1 2Td Ö91 Sehafer 1.N 14S ls.1 P.KI M Molen 2G 17. 172 .VJ :in Kirk H" 19 1.19 öl t .Nbssl-k ; 222 201 1M ; K. iV S. NO. 2

Holth lös 129 I.V. Santa 14s lt4 177

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117 172 1Ö7 49

läl 17.1 lt'.7 94

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Totals NtV, 9Ö2 Ml 2t7C l'MTRI PLAYKRS

Huppert ls7 1 11

Revers

Chun-ldll Schmidt Maclrn .

, IsO p?s 1.1a .110

192 H 19t .122 -1 191 11.1 ÖP 17 22s p4 .Vs

Total? "44 SIC 79:5 2i.12

F. O. K. LKACIC FKATHKRS ScloK-k 1.. 1.12 1.19 4C,l Hreise 1.19 Is.; 1:2: I.V. KuhtJi lt: l.V, lt .it s Vergln 17 114 iv, .VH

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Handicap

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111 11.1 11.1

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Totals '.27 SM sp; 2r42 K. O. E.

Iter n hard 140 lö 114 42s

P.eyers . . Strnbhe

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1.1 Ml 122 :7

IJ!. 110 12T lis IM 12 1151 127

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r .t h; 1 ask. t ! ! I't!-.. Ir-ter'.aken has b.-cn '; o.-k-.d i - r. ruür. i p!a; the second tcair..

MAKE GOOD SOLDIERS (MAN POWER BILL WILL

NOT APPLY TO IRELAND

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b's 112 192

112

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Handicap 229 2V IV .s7 Totals sst 922 s;.-; 27.. i;.i;ll i.i;t;i CI.AWSI. PofT II"' l':2 211 .11 ; An.leroii ." Pi2 T2 :'-17 an tiuit.lv 12".' 12' Pd ! .1 Wicker ls 12-". lb: :l H. PofT Ht !' ITT ; Handicap 1I 15 P"'. -Is Totals s.11 sj'.i 97s 2tM i:vi:s Wa crier PS 112 192 17.1 tJriirdngcT I20 Hi 1.11 ::'s i..i.!. P7 11 Ml 19 p.,.iu 117 M7 11.". :' Hiial v b-i 1-11 1P ."'.7 Ib.ndl.-rip 1's l"v ITs .V.l T-.tals S27 s.v. 1 2-Vss

10 i.v. 7:

am. i.i it i.v..(.n:. nu'MHV t'M.'lb H. .hin,!, 1f'T 219 11".

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I niernai iona! News Serv?ce: NEW YORK. Jan. 18. Ten major !eacue clubs will devote from a week to 10 days of their spring trai ling season this year o exhibition cordests with teams from their rival leagues. Lp.'ht of the 1(1 dubs will tour with rival league teams en route northward from Dixie, and the two St. Louis clubs are planning to s,tage their annual spring series in the Mound City. The teams which are scheduled to hook up in exhihition tonus, exclusive of the Cards and Browns;, arc as follows: Cincinnati Reds and Detroit Tigers. Xew York Giants and Cleveland Indians. Xcw York Yankees and Ho&ton H raves-. Lrooklyn Dodgers and Boston Red SOX. other hi- league team?, regardless of whether or not all arrangements for spring training have been announced to date, will follow their usual training programs, playing exhibition contests with minor league clubs as they trek back home to open the major league .sclnleules on April 16. American league clubs may spend a few days longer in training than their National leajrup rivals if they wish to do so. There is a ruling In the National league which limits clubs to a month of training-, and because of this rule no club in the mother circuit will start active trainiiig earlier than March 16. As was the case in 1916, the Chicago Cub? will cover more, territory than any other team on their training trip. AVeeghman's team will train at Pasadena, Calif., and will probably be the first to leave for rump, as the trip to the (Holden

state will consume all of a week.

The world's champion White Sox will hie themselves to Mineral Wells, Tex., just as they did last year. Comiskey's team should be a great drawing card in minor league cities in the middle west, which will be visited on the way back to the northland. The Giants will train at Marlin and the St. Ixuis teams may also train 'in Texas. The Dodgers and Red Sox are scheduled to train at Hot Kprlnps. Ark., and Washington will return to Augusta, Ga., while the Cleveland Indians will visit New Orleans once again. The Phillie and Athletics are scheduled to condition then.selves a.s "per usual." and the Pirates, haviner deserted Hot Springs, will train in Georgia, according to plans announced ome tint? ago. The fact that so many major league clubn will chance joint exhi

bition tours in minor league territory J

shows that the club owners are confident of getting results despite the war, for more inter-leajrue exhibition games will be played this year than ever before by the majors.

WORKS ON NEW CURVE

KANSAS CITY. Jan. IS. Arthur

.Smith, star spitball pitcher with the j Kansas City club, i- trying to de- I elop a nw cure to take the place1

of the mystifying "spitter." which, with other freak deliv cries has been ruled out of the American association. Smith will work out with nia.i.' league cl ibs at Hot Spriues and ex

perts to be in op condition at the; start of the season on April 1G. !

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1s lis 117 .1s ,

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im i:i:sitt snx Wa-ner 1.1 1 1 2S b?. :.91

Clef

ltd 127 :

12 i'i 2:;7 11' 121 21.1 pit lv v.-: .117

112 1

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Let the Winter Breezes Blow!

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Here to Keep You Warm and Comfy!

Take Our Advice "Cash in" on this great sale tur all its worth. The way p-.ices are oins up. voird be sate to lav in a supply of clothing for two years to come.

All our finest winter Suits and Overcoats made by Toe House of .Kuppenheime

are included in this sale, while we have fitted out hundreds since this sale began we have still a good assortment, however our advice would be, come quick!

for suits and overcoats that sold up to

35.00

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for suits and overcoats that sold up to

Vlothcrs! ae our advice and supply your boy or boys now for future needs. Boys clothing is advancing in price the same as mens. Here are the savings:

$4.50 Boys Suits Reduced to $3.45

$6.00 Boys' Suits Reduced to $4.45

S7.00 Boys' Suits Reduced to $5.45

$8.50 Boys' Suits Reduced to

6.45

$10 Boys' Suits Reduced to

7.45

Boys Overcoats and Mackinaws, your choice from our entire stock, values $7.50, $8.50 and $10, while A A

they last .

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The Latest in LADIES' WEAR. T. S. GARLAND & CO. 139 S. Michigan St

South Bend Rubber Co. tiui:s. ltxrrvvi'Ait, and a itll link or kiibi:k c;oois. 1.10 M. Main sr.

WARNER BROS. Seed tsXii Farm Machinery

114 E. Wayne St. I

NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

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