South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 45, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 February 1918 — Page 8

THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1918. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SPIROS TAKE LEAD IN COMMERCIAL

Break Long Tie by Defeating Clauers 24-16--Elbels Also Win Their First. Standing. V. l' t. .11: ; i ro - I r "r:-:;t!i t ' ; . i Wh. i t t? ;,r in tM- nic w.i- u:;ti''I h-t r . r t , i 1 ! .:.:.' r .-'iroS s 1 1 l.t h-' 1 1 1 . i I .. ) i..:i.r ! i T ' r v i; . r .ittl.-.l tkU 0. 1-n tii.i with T i ; r : l all ;-.i-m, v.ir;T. l.'iu' l y !, ' !'!- i : , r r v 1 1 of - J to 1. ;. With th-- iii'i h -.t.-I t.r.-t j.kn- in j-k;l.t th- two v-i!;. - v.nit for ;-Mif ai '1 lh'- l' . i r t i r- a th'' I i-t'-st aii'I at th'- .:ii!i' titn' h.ink-.-t r . i . c r'.t' -t of th. -. a.-on. 'aj.t. Cho.h s th- !-' fa t-! fi:- ' .tu on th'- rial I 1 ! th- : 1 OfMat- with s.-v-m :.!'! 'o.tls f I t lil nW. I It -ta:t"i tli : a!a- off with a U-autif il sliot from ?!;' - i 1 1 - f tii- i,-t atal a inon-nt 1 iff-i '-f tla- mata to it in. ocho- ' i ty arn- I. ark with orn- aial t h n ti ;: I ts fr- throAs through. ' t iiit f rt . r i t V i t i r t ft t L ' t Ii . tki-i. I i V i fo iilit throughout tlu- t.imc, with th- 1-o! h:-t with or; ami th-n tho tlu r. Tov.ar l tlic los.- ,.f th: half Tlho.l-? tool; his t'-am a)ia'l with j o riio!c oals arnl th" w hi.-tle hl.-u with tli- rIothi"r in th" h al 1 to V Ti," s" oti'l pTioi was for ;t tiinf . !i fa.-ti r than th lirt, aral th" t ' 1 , 1 1 ; -r .s fi! ayt 1 .-oti." ur(.':t haskf t all that ti'l th" seine ii-.iin within n :"" lairnJtt s. With thf ount w-n the play -tew Cf-rcor urul miiher, with litt!" shooting and much miaiali ; i lt . " lii.atv niatia'Ml to "al" th" : . i ; 1 of '-htt'r am! Ni ar Ions ta ili to ci;'i.' a pair of uoals. hut that "Aas his limit, whil" Kluhs f.,iin.l the ir t for tiu " moi". and .M . I : ! : 1 1 a f 1 r for t w o. N"i ar and Khodcs wt r" the hit; f,.ii-. fur th" winners. Nicar on tho Luaidm nd and Khod.'s on the M-iirin-,'. "orh ty was the star r !"! no i" for the loser.-. rliie CJI). Clanrrs (Hi). Uhod"-- ('apt. . .'o ho ety ((apt.) I 'rw a rd. Krr.d ali! .. yi ' 1 i p. '. a r f i UVio'i r . . . suar . . . . ( 'iiadbourne . . . . (i;trlit Id . . . . Ili kinan Nikos Co.hovety ., 'or w ard. Center. Cu ird. C.uard. I : . i k t- IIhi'd"S 7 Caü.Id .M' 1'ndarfei . Knudahl .V Tree throws- (oehov'ty :! ahl. Khodes. iieforoe Tim's of hahes 1 . " ininI. : i it U Win l ir-t. l:o ! : 11 el ;tirt elation stasrod as in ! " a strjnt as th" t. . ' reakin.: S;aM, by wirtnini; their first cranio it th- ear, inakiir: the Smitli 'v V. In trtt ti e their neaV"st neiult-b-r. in the b au'ue standi!'-', the victim . :7 to I-",. Why th" Klbejs have n.'f shown tho form hfore that was di i !a.d lat niiht s a mstery. f.-r tf. li.k.. like rea! v'ontenders for nr 'A!;en tluy humbled the I ' ; : r , i t u i " m o i. 'wir::: to his duties as the tan and ! 1 i.- i d,ii !i. ('apt. 'ohlmeyer was T". 1 1 d to have th" came at the en I i f th" -t i "tiod. and thi Tut had .-.'!' )i;vr to do with th" lanre smro tho Th. .:! ':-..i i' s mar: i-el to pib lip. ; rv: !io . -r. s'iMi!d prohi " wo'i as they hid - i' titl lead when th" coach .."'!!' r-;t. w a - th" point tti r of lr YOU HAD A NEC K A3 LONO AS THIS FELLOW. AriU MAU SORE THROAT fiMTOiJSILUlE t Vi WCUID QUICKLY RELIEVE IT. I t . S S-- i Sve. Haspital SIzt. 11. ALL DRUCCISTS rr.? . Cra!nfcJ henj o5 ten carry yolLi they can't complete ict 3 c :zt tec auo ttelr tee J 3CkS u-'iiie-fsminy rxrrtrr-t Fratioa tee'.3 i$or tail l.o ;u. ot whets, cm. oats, Laricy. k.r rora nake 21 yo'.ks to Oüiy i:-4KLIie3. tA;Jcat cats Yd. Wkitii m . f i v renn o rraica LI Li f.airk. 247.49 142.11 1 u'.ik wuimrn '.Di.iarcitit i". c- j TcUl 423.54 424.6(3 tlT.0 Moroes:saormo Ti ( ca rnrln Ci!ckca Ca or money back ra 1'ecJ C'.Tfc'w r ci. Write lot r . tWfRflCHÄCHOE nil P?2 r-r-r-. rCruny'rznl fc'.aLntitir. St. U&o, -U I or Sale liy ARTIFICIAL in: COMPANY 52-5 North ljneritL M.

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By Jack o. .-j tiii: si:natoks. Ni;V YOIUC. Keb. Clark Griffith's Washington Senators have never burned up the American league. At odd times they have made threats, hut as a rule mid-season found them firmly entrenched in the second division. This habit seems to be a characteristic of the Senators, and a slance or two at the club roster holds forth but little promise of anything like a reat reversal of form next summer. News from Kansas recently of Walter Johnson's being1 placed in class four of the national draft assures CI riff of his pitching ace a.-ain this year. That is, of course, unless Griff gets the trading or selling fever. With Johnson as the kins' pin of his pitching staff the "old fox" is assured of some enviable drawing power on the road and at home, and the Washington club may safely be credited with about 20 victories rieht now. Hut Johnson cannot pitch Washington into the first division, and there is no telling how many frames the Kreat Kansan will lose because of weakness in the lineup around him. Grouped with Johnson on the pitching staff, Griff has Ayers. I)umont. Harper, Shaw an Yin.lin.?. who will try a comeback. In addition he has several recruits. I)u-

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WALLOPS LAPORTE The Tan and Hlue quintet connlotelv overwhelmed the live from , ...., T'.a n r?.1 n- nicrllt 'I tVlA ! ' . . . . . Y. M. C. A. anil ran up a total 01 f2 points to their opponents' 24, thereby putting a possible contender for state honors in the background. Wonderfully clever work by Sabo in carrying tho ball down tho l'.i'or through tho opposition to Ponovan who invariably tipped it through the rin:, spelled the downfall for Importe. Tb.e line-up and summary: soutli Henil (."2) I-iport (2 1) Smith. Alward .... (Cant.) Htndor I'oiwa rd. S.i'-'0 M'.tpt. To: ward. Schenk I .tr.iekon Noutzman I o no van, Mohn . . Walters' . R.lSuCi: Finil lay . . . . Center. Jaai d. luard. I u run an. 1 : Smith. . S.iha. 2: Watters, 2: Mohn. Findb.y Ikt nieb-ou. 4: Ron der. .". ; Sch-r.k. 2 Free thro'vs r.or.der. S.ibo. . R feroo Cook Undkn.i 1. Tir.2 I o f 'n a Ives 2 1 :"i i n u t s. YALE TO HAVE VARSITY BALL TEAM THIS SPRING NRW HAVi:.. Conn.. K-b. k -Yale is to hint- a t'orrnal var.-ir haehall team the i-oming stasor.. ' was announced Wc'.nes lay. H i planned to h.o f this scioduit; em form as nearly as possible to too of other years, although games wP be played only on Saturday. Ther w ill be no professional coaching.

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U. S. Patent OCSct. NATIONAL OWNERS A Public Offers for Players of Other Clubs Condemned. Rickey Complains. Associated Press Service: NEW YORK, Feb. 13. National league baseball club owners went on record at the final session of the annual schedule meeting here Tuesday as condemning the practice of club owners or managers making public offers for players of other clubs. Action was taken after P.ranch Rickey of St. Louis had made an earnest speech in which he complained of the Chicago Nationals. Walter Craighead, who represented Pres't Weeghman of the Chicago club at the meeting denied any intention of injuring the St. Louis club in trying to get the services of Hornsby pnd asserted that there was no undue publicity given to the efforts of the Chicago management in doing so. Rickey insisted that the public bidding for the player had made Hornsby dissatisfied and caused the club owners considerable difficulty in retaining him. While not censuring any of the Chicago club's officials the league decided that in future such practices should be discontinued. On motion of the St. Louis club the league rescinded its ruling of two years ago prohibiting clubs from withdrawing waivers except in the case of a. drafted player. Trips to Stop Twin HUI: Pres't Kbbetts of Brooklyn proposed to have postponed games played off at any time during, the season. After this suggestion was defeated he attempted to have double headers eliminated completely from the season's play, but this also met wdth adverse vote. Messrs. Dreyfuss, Hemstead and r.akcr were appointed a committer to confer with the American league, which will tneet here Thursday in respect to the fixing of uniform prices of admission to ball parks in view of the war tax problem. Regardless of the Baltimore club's suit against the National and American leagues, it is understood that all financial matters between the major organizations and the representatives of the Pittsburgh. Newark and Brooklyn Federal league clubs will be adjusted within a few das. Pres't Hemstead, Raker and Ehhctts were appointed to na?t with a similar committee from the American league to formulate plans for the disposal of abandoned ball parks in these cities as soon as this settlement was consummated. . K. World's Series Coin Split. Tho report of the committee on the new division of the world series money was approved and a set r,f club rules to govern players at home and on the road was adopted. Only two deal: were announced here today. The Philadelphia Nationals bought Miles Main, a pitcher, from the Louisville club and the Boston Americans purchased outfielder George Whiteman from Toronto. Manager Harrow also announced that outfielder Strunk had signed his contract with the Roston Red Sox. Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD -JOINT--ECITAL OLIVER HOTEL Tapestry Room Thursday, Feb. 14th 8:30 p. m. Miss Hazel Harris Miss Dora Hershenow of the Conservatory of Music Admission 50c Tuktts can be obtained at ut Makielski's Art Shop. Klbel s Music store, and at South Rend Conservatory of Music.

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