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N. D. PREP FIVE IN DEBUT TONIGHT I Coach Andrews to Send Men Against Michigan City Team. Coach podie" Andrews will M-nd rii-; Notre Dame preps a-'ainst the fast MichiL'an City hasketl-.ill team in the Notre Dame gymnasium at S o'clock this evening. It will he the first appearance of the newly organized hasketeers on their home court. They have heen practicing faithfully for three weeks now and ouuht to he plenty kikmI enough shape to jive the loys lrom the penitentiary city a ool ruh. De.io will play rit;ht forward; McDay. lert forward; Kirk, enter; McCJrath. ri'ht uard: Prady. left forward. Coach Andrews further announced that Thompson. Pailey, and Woods would undoubtedly have an effort to show their ability before the Same is finished. Only the lightest kind of work was handed out by Coach Harper to the Notre Danie varsity basketball men yesterday afternoon. The leniency of the coach was no doubt due to the stiff practice he put his men through on Monday. Individual shooting and a rehearsal of the team's passwork was all that was attempted, and Harper sent his prote-'es tu the dressing room without having any scrimmage. A hard workout will no doubt be in order today. Probably it will be the last of the season as the old and blue quintet travel to Crawfordsville Friday to stack up against the strong Wabash team in the final jrarne of the year. Track Coach Kockne is hard put for men aailahle for his track team ri'ht now. Sweeney, Van WoiiterKhen. lurphy and O'Connor, of hi? distance men. are all more or less ailing from sore feet. Call and liarbert are the only ones in y.-nul physinl shape. Harbert showed immense improvement over hN preious workouts yesterday afternoon when he stepped a mile and a half in the fastest time of his career. Call went three-quarters of a mile at a respectable clip; Parry, Miller. Liukard and Patterson ran MO ards fast enough to satisfy the coach. Oilfillan. Kockne's star in :ie or six events, has been called to his home in .Joliet. but he is expected back today to reume his training. Hard workouts are on the boards for this week to put the squad in shape for the Illinois meet on the -j-rd of this month. SOPH AND JUNIOR GIRL FIVES WIN HANDILY In the girls' inter-class basketball gam.s Tuesday afternoon at the high s.-ho.d. the Sophomores defeated the .Seniors by a score of C to t'.. The Juniors defeated the Freshman by the store of 1:; to 4. The lineup and summaries: snii-i H) Sophomore (P.) Don.- Campbell A. Probst Forv .t i d. K. For.-land M. Mitchell Forw ard. P. P,eer C. See-'m-aeller Center. j C. Niel-.-:-. P. Fiedler I C.uald. i li. Hollow ell lb Kos. nburg Guard. Fasket.-: I'ori- Carup:'ei!. J : A. iPiobst. 4: M. Mit. lull. 2. l-'oa's: D. Campbeil. 1: F. Forslwr.d. 1: A. I'robst. 1. The lineup of the Junius and F:e.-hman game wa- as folbw.-: .Inniorv ( I ) Fic-hman ( I) : MolP Sehne:.!. .... Lo.s Watte; s , Forward. I A. Il.i-'-e w'Tl Parand 1 -'oi'ward. ! P. Pan. co . T. .Tone- . J Daran E. Peno!d Center t ' S ht ! b :a r x uard M s w i -en ,-v i , uard i Pa-ket-: A. Il.i'-r.ir. ; M. S.hi.eidt r. Lois Wattets. 1: on r.ar1. FouN- A Hague. 1. P.fene: Mi-- Goodman. Timer: Put h Cub-on. 4 Hl'ILl. AKDS WIN. At St J. .-;!-. liall Mimda nig in .e lib. Ü . I teatli deft ate. i the St. Jo.-eph" team. ' to Don't say you saw It In the newspaper. Say Ne,rs-Tlmes.

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Prospects of W Ih Jack no. 1 Tin: cms. NFAV YtKK. Feb. 1-'. Ch, irley W'-eu'hnia :i is an optimist. He doesn't want any ualivuntins around after trouble and he isn't a bit timid about spending bi' money t bolster business regardless of bow dark the outlook may be. Wilde other major league mfipruats ware deploring the brunette ornj'lexioii of 1 1 1 S prosjA'Cts, Weefrhman did a little r um -shoeing for playinK talent with which to put the Cubs in the pennant race. lie spent money like a sailor celebrating shore leave, while his brother maM stood around Kapin?. Pesult Charley YVeeuhman has surrounded Fred Mitchell with some baseball talent which may land a National league pennant for Chicago's northsiders. If the Cubs are lucky they will be able to hold Grover Alexander throughout the cominp season. An J if they succeed the biff right-handor will he Kood for 2." to "0 victories, unless he suffers the worst reverse seen in the lug show for some seasons. Alex alone could not win a pennant for Chicago, but he can do a bi bit, and with Tyler added to the pitching staff and Pill Killifer in the harness to hanole the slants of the pitchers, the shat pshooting staff of the Cubs will not have to bow to any in the bi league. When Fred Mitchell landed Dode Paskert he got a player who is sure to do the team a world of good. 5C c ?jc t BOWLING SCORES vl t X V 1 v y f p wg f t "T f y Tl'IO h.ll fi:i:i P.AIIN A.il.-r U. Üre-td!ig P. Ireening la g!Mali tx ek ihmdi'-iip . I:'.". Ho IT: 1:'.T 147 1J bio 14i lvl .'; n !-. -1st 77 ::m A is io .".J 4d in; 47s 4i' T.t:.N ''-" PATllPK JAHN Frlialui l-'T Hull 17o I., .lerer I.V. I -t s. h l.j'J M.Minel 17a Handicap -17 ; H7 1J7 17 1 '-'17 1 ' i." 1 17 b'.li l.vj i ") J17 To tills KNOCKOUT BROWN" REJECTED FOR ARMY K FA UN K Y, N. J., Feb. 1.1. Val entine Praun, known in pugilistic ' circles a "Knockout Prown," has been rejected hy the national army pliysical examiners, it was learned Tuesday because of a defective eye. The opti- was injured during a bout. Praun said. ST. FLORIANS WIN 15 TO 2 The st. Florian indoor baseball team won from the Washington Civic cluo team by a score of 10 to 1' at St. Hedwige' hall Tuesday nig in. The feature of the game w. s the work of Conners, pitcher for the St. Florian team. He struct out 1" men and allowed only three1 hits. Tli:- Florian's secured IS hits. The battery for the Florian's wa.s Conners :. nd Paker: Kayser and Grohei o. the Civic club. The Florians.' will meet the Kaley Civic club t"am on the Kaley school floor next Tuesday night. SCRIBES MEET TODAY PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ;b The annual meeting of the Paseball Writers' Ass.v iation of America w ill : e held Wednesday afternoon at the . Waldorf-Astoria. New York. The ses.-ion. which will be attended by members from all parts of tile country, will be called to order at . 2 o'cb -ck. V. M. C A. Sl'OItT NOTES. The hbth school basketball tossers wall mee; the Laporte live in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium this even . the .ame to come between the Commer. ial league encounters. 'omnircial league team will pla thi evening at the Y. M. c A. T!i- Smith v Wherrett ;nd El1 .1 -a me will be the rt match. Vhe oho d game and then the battle which wiil undoubtedly decide th ' v. inner of the "Store league" 1 1twen Spiros and Clai:-r outr.ts. who are n)w tied for the leab li.tercl.s- -oaads will pla at tru. schorl when th fre-hmen play the seniors, and the sophomor.1.meet th juniors. There are six remaining games to le plae.1 with tue dope tavoring the jur.iors for the chumps.

ar Time Teams VeiockPaskert. with Mann, Flack and Färber, the latter purchased from Paltimore, should form a strong outlieldintr combination. Mitch also has Pill McCabe, a slugging recruit from Jack Holland's Hutchinson club of the Western league, who may make all of 'em step to beat him out. Th Cub iniield is the real problm Mitchell has to solve, and yet he can show something in the way of talent. Kilduff Deal, Merkl?, Zeider. Hollacher. Pechous. Wortman and Iar represent the intield strength of the liruins. It is said that Deal will be groomed for rir;t base if Merkle fails to hang on, and Pete Kilduff is practically certain to hol down second, providing, of course, that Charley Hollacher comes through at short. Uar. who h called a second Heinie Zim. is the gamble for the third basing job. So with Wormian, Zeider. Deal and Pechous all fighting, the Cub cushion defenders who win jobs wi'.l have to show ome steam. In addition to the new battery stars secured by the Cubs Mitchell has Vauphn, Douglas. Hendryx. Weaver, Carter, Aldridge and Walker in his pitching corral, and Daly, Klliott a.id o'Farrell to fight it out for the econd-string catching job. To say the least those Cubs look mighty good. They look to be a sure one-two-three club right now, and asid ? from the Giants they ar j the strongest club in the league on pa jter. NAB PASTOR SLIPPING NOTE TO PRISONER SALT LAKK CITY. Utah, Feb. 13 Itev. Henry Iesman, pastor of. St. Paul's Evangelical church of Ogden, arrested when he attempted Sunday to pass a note to a prisoner at Fort Douglas internment camp, declared Tuesday the missive was given to him by a woman who had attended his church services. He declared his part in the affair was innocent but that he had since learned the woman, who. he said, represented herself as the bride of the prisoner was a dangerous person. Peesman said he was certain the man to whom he gave the note, .which was returned to him was not the prisoner but a federal employe. The minister said it was a short letter referring to money matters. L,eesman was still in custody Tuesday. Federal officials would not discuss the matter. ROOSEVELT IMPROVES NEW YORK. Feb. 13. Theodore Roosevelt continued to make progress at the Koosevelt hospital and it was believed Tuesday night that he had made up the ground lost in the setback of Sunday. A bulletin issued at the hospital said: "This has been Col. Koosevelt's most comfortable day." and that "his progress is likely to be uninterrupted from now on." HOLDS I V I'LAVEItS. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 12. A friendly crap game in the rear of George Pandell's barber shop was interrupted early today when a man wearing a mask took $2.200 from the players. There were 13 players in the game. Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD Haphazard Saving Unless saving is made a habit the1 chances are all against anyone desiring to save. Everyone '.vho works .nets enough money in his lifetime "so that he can have a good dividend bearing surplus, if he knows the value of habit. Tins bank starts you in this valuable habit, without charge. Talk it over with us today. AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY 4 on Savings

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