South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 49, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 February 1918 — Page 8

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REPARES POLLY AND HER PALS Figures tell the tale. (CopyrlfLt. 3P17, International Newg Hrrlc.) 5Hfc MOST "Bfc.'. fetl HfPfcV V I 6b Se oot it ill I t4a1T HCPABOUT. Gold and Blue Track Team Will Miss Men Gone to War. JEix4H! VllwOOT HER 1 SToP oscjl IT MUST p kAiOcrJui'. T! 1 tut? . IVlAi ( t I u ii V

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Dune ti .if k f 'i.i'Ii, will th;- afte--to p : --;;ri puttini: i n the rinihin ? t '': h t his war time track team ttliiih J;c t;-. the I'n i . "!".-' ity of 1 1 1 i t.'jis im xi ."-'atu rd j y t.ibt in th Notre Dame rymi.aii.in iri the f'.r.t ! meet or the 1 ? 1 M;ion. Ther- !- i.o mi-takim,' the fart tii.it th i : r t ri.w working ff)T Fnrle Sara will be sorely mi-.-ed wht-n Uoi . kn' .pad takes the trnrk a-'ain-t the Illini at th- iml of this u'ifk. X. rncn ha len found that will repl..:e Mich stars as Meenan. Kasper. Mrl onou h. Miller, lifTgrnan, "Irar.t. Xoonan. ."-'tartftt. Kirkland. I ou :.; las, K.lsn-n ati'J 'out;hlin. Th kaiser must be whipped before Not rp iMiac will crr havp such a ' oPrie of satellites as represented hT T. iho track a ar ao. Fndismayed iy war conditions however, Pockne has worked hard and Ifirm t Ilivp his tram in the best jo süde condition for the ha-d vann just ahead. Only four monogram men from 1 'J 1 1 were available at the outset of th- practice FaKon ('apt. Mulligan. Call, McCIinni.s and ilaili-inatl;r. Around this quartet Kock no has had to imild his a.p Kr--ir.'itionc of trackstors with whom h" hopes to humide, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. I ii)ltr:tit iom Cio!. In the 10-yard dash Notre I)ame will be capably represented hy Capt. .Mulligan, tho speed sensation at the K'old and blue institution for the past three eats. He is movjntr faster than e. er and will not he beaten over the short route. McGinnis. also a veteran, is pressing the captain close for hrst honors, and he is hound to liirure in the scoring (Iiibllan, the most impressive track performed Notre laine has had in years, is also entered in the 40-yard dash and i.i capable of making good tune at that distance. Cilfillan should hi' aide to defeat nil corners in the hurdle races. There will be just the 4 0-yard hUh hurdles in the Illinois meet, but I'oach Korkne is counting on the . outh from Joliet taking a tirst in that event. Walter is the only other entry on whom Notre Dame may i (mit. In tli' quarter mile Itockne has vatheiel together a ".roup of runners who never to this year pro-fe.-.-ed to be distant men. They are Miller. Harry. Dockard, Tatterson anil Insley. Miller and Harry are the tastes' of the crew, with Lockaid pressing them over the entire distance, irome of the above mention.. 1 men will be saved fir the mile relay event : the end of th' nie t. ik in lilaiux Kuii-N. It is jn the longer events the half mile, the une mile, and the two rnib- that Notre Iame is. weak-t.-t. I'ro'M ('all. Sweeney, Van Wontrrh'ii. Ilarbert. 'I'oniiur, Murphy and i-Mnith Kockne must select men ti grab what tiny can of the 7 (ioir:ts involved in the distance ta es. Call and ,;nith will prota i' st;rt in tile h;tlf mile: Sweeney .tod in the mile, and Van Won-ttr-iien, Harliert. i " "oii:tr and Murphy in the two mile. Hat all tili- i.- contingent on Sweeney and Win Vnt rgh-n r' overin fruin a o -:e ol" sTe feet. l'aell is nei';:, i-'untet: ,,h for points but tliey h;V. l !"-en n:i i! lt to do any runnint; for tJ'.e p t-t Week Ol two o;i aet O.lllt ot injuries. Nolle b n::' o;-ht to be abb- .o bold he; own in the tb bl t i.t-. In.-n ;il:l!iu will i'oe tl;e o--p..n-i!i!ir of brincine- Notre I ame t.. the front. Me i - t tered in th et. ad bitnp. the hiu'h Mlirip aipj the .hot p'.;t. It seems i-.nlikely ttl.it ll' will Ik neaten jn the 1 'road .i'in.'.. ip.vi h" has ir.ore than an ru-:i !;.!!'. TO e; tile etiler two i . lt. I I e Hhül in w ill ab-o j,e . : i . 1 in tb.e i:o t p d. a'-d h., l,-, y)lA t oo:;.;ili play r is likely to s;rpr-" i ' tt.l'.'l f I'oW't, 1's Who LaVe I,.) one'ptmn of hi- :i ' i 1 1 1 y witli t!i" .-hot.

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Indications are Tournament in April Will Draw Record Entry List.

Fabian Carries off High Game Score For Week

Ical bowlers were a little off color during the week just closed and consequently the roll of honor is the lowest it has been in many weeh Steve Fabian, rolling with Choka Stars in the West Side league, carried off the honors with 24 4, while Richards and Niedzpodtki, were second hirh with .233. Iiut the scores were well distributed as every lea mi e in the city was represented except the Wilson Bros, and Antlers leagues. The complete roster of honor boys is appended herew ith:

r.ibinn. West .lde Ki' kanls nrpheum Trio Nied.tfodskl. Oliver .... Lewis. Oliver

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211 207

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NVeher. CummiT bl ... IVtz. '.tmiierrl.il Alleinaii. Illetrir Kot h, Tity Me;i(lIl, Cotilinereial ... Sehiu-lle, l"ed-ral S-luifer. "it v Miller. City Iternhart. Federal S linelln, T tnj! Ih'mb-r, ('mntiierei.il .. Faid. in. ('.iiuiut l.il ... Shirk. Veldele . Iarr. 01ivT Klingel. Feileral Ihisepnvleli. I'd Four . F.eyer. Turner Meadoti. Oliver Uaflll. Oipheuin Trio .. Carlson. Oliver W.itcrs, orptuMim Trio F.artli. I nite.1 Thiirn. Orpheiim Trio . 'lurner. 151c Four Sliarkey. Fnlfed Xethercutt. Veldelo Hbderd. All Clu! Ib'.iLrl.iii'l. TurnerH ... .Molm. City Iii'. Fnitetl Van Kirk. City Hart. Feil era!

Cliristman. Ail Club I.ott. Fnlted Van Kirk. I'.itr Four . Martin. Fnited flyers. Orpin-urn Trio Fish. Fnited Mesiek. City

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BOWLING STANDINGS AND SCHEDULES

Cylinders

Hoods Carburetors FjiMlizer l'istons Tojs ltadiators ., Horns Starters ... Windshields

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Hy Jcliosepliat Sparc. Considerable progress was mado by the officers of the Indiana 15owlini association dnrinp the past weeK in the interest of the tourrmmer.t of that body, which is to lie held in this city during the month of April. Sec'y H. Gentle made a swin" around a juartet of cities, visitins Hlkhart, Goshen. Llonier and Fort Wayne. He returned with a splendid report, praising the enthusiasm rhown in every city visited and is sanguine that the coming tournamentwil! be the largest in the history of the organization. Xext week Gentle expects to visit cities in the other direction, having in rnind Laporte, Michigan City, Gary, Hammond, Lafayette and possibly Crown Point. Howlers from those cities always take great interest in the state tournament and !t is likely that representations from that district will be obtained at thu same ratio as those from the other end of the state for the tournament. In harmony with the campaign thJ r.ucktails will probably roll a match tame with the famous I'delweiss Uam at Gary next Saturday evening or Sunday afternoon. Knthusiasm and interest amonglocal bowbrs is in accord with that of the officials and it is believed tint every club in every league in the t ity will enter the tournament. Hut-im ss men are also 'getting into the thing in the mr.tter of offering oP'cia. prizes for different events in tn- tournament. The prizes offered by the local business men and manufacturers will be awarded for ents confined to that entirely of local bowlers, which will give the home bo s a chance to get something in return other tnan interest and .p!rit of the thing. At Cincinnati Next V-k.

Ninth Heiicl bowlers entered j lnitol league. the national tournament of the, (;;rv aftpr tQUr. American Howling congress, winch , nament The earIv bird opened at Cincinnati Saturday even- ... Vnl.o.iv v(ni ; tn lie Hlle to Dim;-

intr. leae lor trie scene or action ; - - - - ; next indax. The clubs poing are j t,lr lne Iu'rfect average of the Cut. . (.;lt)im.t ters in the IUg Four league. Yard .

:ie lieore i. uil' i o.'imimm.v, rim i Fd-'e and I.e Gart teams. They! In spite of "Fat" üichards" 041 will roll their tiw-men events next j the Hough Itiders did not come .Monthly evening, being scheduled on close to wanning a game In the Orth," second SMuad. which begins play pheum Trio league. ;tt lo::;o p. n. others scheduled on j Tnat i some race in the Auto-

the .-.nie souad with, whom local j mobile leamie at the

bowb-rs ;tre l"a miliar are the famous . vu, where all the teams are within Ku;.iri and ,M i neta lities tf Chicago. ; foUr anu..- uf ach other after 10 The two-na n and individual j weeks' play.

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ALL CLIU LGI K. W. Itotary Cid.s Country Club ' -J2 diver Factory Fnlversity 'lub l,; Fnlverslty So 15 Chamber of L'onmieree 14 Oliver Sales 11 Itotary Club 10 AN TL KKS LKAUIK. Prongs 7 Hairs r.

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All Club Lenrue. Monday Oliver Sales vs. Oliver Factory. Wednesday Itotary Club ve. University Club. Thursday Chamber of Commerce vs. University Sox. Friday Itotary Oib vs Country Club. Automobile LfHftir. Montlay Carburetors vs. Tops. Tuesday Windshields vs. l'lst( ns. Wednesday IIooiln vs. Horns. Thursday Starters vs. Cylinders. Friday Initializers vs. Kudlatuis. I'nlted L4arue. Monday Silver Ktlce vb. Hans Drugs. Tuesday Steffi's Stars vs. P.ardeens. Friday Cutter Co. vs. Ix G-aro?. Yehkle Lrancu. Monday Holsters vs. Skeins. Tuesday tudebakers vs. Hounds. Wednesday Tongues vs. Klm Thursday Spoken vs. Axles. Friday Iteaehes vs. Hubs. Ytt Side Learue. Monday Krueger vs. Solomon Stars. Tuesday Hurkus ltros. vs. Ahiras. Wetlnestlay M. II. vs. Nyals. Friday 'lioka Stars vs. Happy Five.

BOWLING SCORES KLKS' LKAGTK.

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ir vain statt.-. They hope to make it interestiiu; for tdbers from nu'.v oil in. Another reorrrani-iarion can be epectetl fpjm tlie Pawns team. Aside from 'th:- irregularities they lost to the M;-f;:ns. which Is considered ;? I'.i-r.ti.t offense by their capbiin. sVri"i;s h:ri'ads of tlunr rt-?r beer.'. sc of i.-in !-.y of their players joir.-

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CRACKS OFF 1 174 i rreV Vermin, state t wo -man ehatnp: I in three (.f b-.stini? into the Honor i lo !,, e. II. Ambus-. Warren Hick. ! roll. At that it savetl the team

'harle i'redemi.s u ml dn.it Ander- I trom tr.e caitii:in:e t.rsa. j v.. :i the iatt-r a natior.al t'.ynre in : 1 ti e ..in e II. IVrnhart ai tains the : JipriUppCD UINS UIQ

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N I N N AT I . e. be-. !v :.-;;it. ir.oi id :.il and double teatn bl . I..-ie i f tl';e t '. alleys t! ,ir.: ( ry S;.f.!ay in tl;e ?vC'.'i;i! i r''i!!-i- f tb- A : 1 . e m i :i l'.owlj 4 -e.r i't A bih H'flt wer ..le 1: tbe .t ft - r n . -n iiiit. tbo;.j;:i ,H.' 1 . 1 e of the tbtabb teaip.-J

1 have a ehliive

Le tlai'

w l"i..t- rsier is composed

of Kiclitnl Turr.tr. Turner. Hbrey Hacer and H. iV and lliuli Mur-ri.-"!v

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In tbi s bowhr.i; the h

b.rco-aiiie sore rolled was 0 :i. t-ie l v !;.

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ONLY TWO PLAYERS GET DOUBLE CENTURY MARK

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iloalilt-s w -a- 1.171

fell ar.d ;..-t;r.. si ' re ; ro: ably ; 4!1 stand e-t i'iily T .t -l.i y -..n:i:- will ; f bow Iet into

I. ike hii'h seores double renturv

'ratings were ery scarce tlurini? the

,i , ias: ec ar.'l oiiiv io j-.a.'i.-

NINTH STRAIGHT GAME rillCAt-.o. Feb. IT. Autrie Kieekhefer. Cb.ie.i.iro. won his ninth straight uati.e in the ambulance

fund three-cur-hion billiard tourna-. ! ment bv defeating Charles M-- !

i'ourt. i levelaiui Saturday nitrht. 30 to in ') innings. Kieckhefer has iut yet lost a same but has not yet pl.iyed De Ore, Kllis, Cannefax and Mai: pome. four of tlie

players in the tourna-

Itl'.AT I AMI' TAVI.OK. Ti:i:itr: hai'ti:. in'.. !.:. p..., :,- ri.dt eh nie is.titt.te defeat-J t'amj. bar Taybr : 'asketball ti.u.'i here. i to L', in an exciting "amr. Liinna rs, forr.i r Hose fcta.. placed with the soldier?.

made the :tade. and tlif.-e v-re am

r.exed bv the leaders in the other ' stroncest

.lej.a'-trnetit. Steve Kahian nhtair.vd ! ment. Two ietories in these four; a ,:l 1 - .: ratine while Hiehards j ames practically would clinch tirat j turra d i si :-14 IlKhards went i plate for Kieckhefer. I the route without a wobble while1

t-'abian frame.

irtw a boot in the l" ":n

Ml.'Ni:AP' LIS. Minn.. Feb. s.

Minnesota defeated Michigan. 41 to i 40 to 11.

INHIANA 1)1 'NT A Ks WIN. ' INDIANA1 1.IS. Ind.. Feb. is. j The Indiina Dental college defeated ! Hutier in a baskethll Käme here.

IcCormlck of the Dentals

10. in a western conference basket ball pame. ("apt. Hondy Gillen madi 21 points for Minnesota.

scored 26 of the winning team's points. The first half ended with the score J2 to 12.

GAMF.S THP W'KI.K. MONDAY. ( ommtrrial Laitue. P.ir.l-e ls vs. S. P.. ('. l'l'.w Co. tej.lienftni vü. divers. Swastika vi. Ind. llnravlns C. IV tlear t'.e vs Tribuc-s. Tl'FSDAY. f ederal Lettgu. Sta 1 trtui!!. Fawns vs. I'd'.ls. Drs . I'.v vi:ini:siav. Antler. Iacur. Ckanr..- v l'ronjrv Hairs vs. Tylers. Halt'-ke? vs. Ternr.'.e City I.eitie. 'lifer C. vs. Watch Co. Shafer laimLer v-. Ihr I ' r.-itinsr. IlU.lie Mike orpheum At-ta-by. TIIl'KSDAY. Oliver Lraiuf. stv W vs. Aee.untlnsr. rro'luctien vs. I'urehasis. shipjrs vs. Assembly. Inpe ti.n vs. 1 1 M i i r ir . l'low I'eiiits vs. Forire ilrey Inns v. Tattern. Sales VS Iesicnl JCFactary vs IVder.-iK. lnger Lraxue. Foure Pahs lüg I'c jr Legur. I'our clubs. FKIDAY. IJertrlr Ij;ue. 1 & M. Ne. 1 vs. I. A. M. N. " & M. N. - vs. IW-1I N.. .T Iiell No. 2 VS. Hell No 1. Orpheum Trio L-(ue. (inrer Leaf vs (Ja. Co. Alley Uflt . Srwl.lls Ori.Snra TLeaterj vs. FlrciU

VI: i ton. vLt! April 11' Notre Dame at Hloom- ! April .0 Iowa at Bloominton.

April 29 Michigan at Bloomintrton. yitly Notre Dame at South

Dend. .aV s Michigan at Ann

OOOO0OOOOO(WATCH US GROW IN 1918 0000000000(1

RUNNING RACES TO BE ON STATE FAIR PROGRAM

dash, distances varying. The iars-s will be about ?2;ö with no entrance f.-e. The losing rare thfair -v ill be the Indiana Derb. or.e

I. A. A. FIVE LEADS CENTRAL TOURNAMENT

yiay io Wisconsin at nio3mir.fr-

ton.

INDIANAPOLIS, Fei.. P. -

mnfr raees are l :e anc'ini: th'.-e rbor. j featured on this ear's rating pro

gram at the Irdian.t State fair, according to a tentative jipe'ratn

Mav 14 nel'auw a- ireem-asar. ; which has been prepire.i. ;iTid

May 17 Ohio State at Bloornirh?- which now is ! ein' sun- or with ton. the biea of makini; it I r:na nent. May .i Ohio State at Columbus. ; jac.s at the fair have .-onistetl alIt may be necessary to chane j rm,st exclusively of harnev eens some Jate5 later to avoid convicts. ; for thP lat i ;, year.Coach Stiehm said, in making the j jn addition to the runners there

and or.e-site iiiib- track.

:.ith miles, r i

STATE SCHOOLS TO GO ON WITH USUAL SCHEDULES

lXDlAXAPnLIS. . iv-.M.-,i;- a.-a(.,. b.-rs c.f the In. liana Coli At h- i nklet;c league hav- agreed to j t -a m th:o-. :b their us'ial activities j y a ir.or. th-mselves this spr.n. At 1 4

a !iietin h representatives d

! Fillv.lT. W:. ! Uhr..,".-- Athlet: ' 'hiCa-o. pre-.-e.' J.iilPs t k ' i ! - ral A A. I". I mer.t .-'.it:.!'! iy W-5S t.li.e;, ';,

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schedule publ.

NAVIN DECLARES COBB

will be the uu ii number of par- u

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en s ho'.ls in the lea-rue,

inc and trottinir events. Details ; held here, the orcar.ization decid'-d now are bein? Worked jut by a to tarry out a program of baseball

1 nrwrn or o o I n ' committee composea i nars : funics ano trat k meets r. ;ore ir,

WILL rLvcn du ouLu I i

I Smith of Mor.-pelier, s'iperintf-nd-j end f the school jear. Th

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ent of the pe-d department f the 1 sthf"!s represented at the nn-t-'iii-

! DFTItOlT. Feb. 18. Pres't r'rank ; !tate board of agriculture, and Se,-- were W.iba.-h. Franklin. IPatler. j j j. Cavin of the Detroit American j retaries C. F. Kennedy and William i Ko. Poly, State Normal and Karl- j i league baseball club returned from j Jnnt-s. jham. I New York Saturday and flatly denied i The tentative prosrram includes Farlham has been awarded the'

!a New York rumor that Ty Cobb i three harness and th.ree rur.r.i r.2: i I. C. A. D. track meet, w hich w il i - mm 1 - .... 1 . . .

micht be s-oid or iraaej 10 me Aew ; events a flay, as yet it i in: unde- 1 p.- ne!d .May z . I.a-t year s ir.ee

M Kbs)N IlI AI l!H(.l.l' CIIK'A'H '. F. b 1 t'.v

fe.it-'! !;.- 1 wt -terr. ( r.fert

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York Americans. "I have often s;itd th.it Cobb will complete his major league career in a Detroit uniform and I 'Aill reiterate that statement," said Navin. "Cobb will never be sold, traded or released."

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P'WA i'ITV. '.ef.-atl In.p.i: WesTeru f ' nf.-re Saturd.v i.ih.t.

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cided whether the pr'-TU!i will was called 'dT on account

cover :;ve or six days. The hin ts- war. j

events will carry pur.-e of l..i. The nuesti-n of an I. '. A. I. I each, every heat to be a race, t hr -e t ba .- ket 1 -a 11 tournament next season j I X T. SA ! IS A PA 1 : 1 1.1 .A heals to the event. j was. taken up at the mettinir, andiD'K'K. I Jest t.b-. 1 p.:;-.:

The running rules w ill be on the j a committee appointed to invest!- size 1 ottle Cie At-('oo: half mile trade, each race to be, a ' gate sentiment and ius.-sibilitie 17Z --17-l8--v AJvt.

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