South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 58, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1919 — Page 8
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GLAUEHS STILL LEAD THE LEAGUE
Are Gradually Leaving Other Teams Spiros May be Contender.
BOWLING SCORES
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.Seifert . .-. 13 7 102 UNcvtnd 131 126 t Grcnninsr 211 140
Hume 142 174
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STANDING. w. 'I.iurr spiros 4 I.lbeis I Why i:
datier still maintain th bad of th- Comr.ifrcial league, b inc two ';ainp.s In th lead of their nearest opponents. Si'irov. Tti- K'ni 1 i t nifcht shows that spiros arc tit oii -T hat the bu;er five will h.iVt- to watch, for the Spin flv arc now Feonl in tho ha-ro. I,ast night's ; ;:.trne we re not rp to th ir usual, standard, many of the regulars b intc missing, which with th- re I1 a ein-, of 5uUs the f lchtli. ' not ' o in-i tense, j Klbel-.-Jjdro.-, .-irn1 was the- starter, ; the- Klbel five 1 i.-ni,- h irw.lic.i p--l th fir-t period l.y only th- us.- of i
iiif P ;mvc the Spiro ,
. for- the clothiers :
had and i e-mained t f the tilt. At the : of tbe label five, ;
ak'ts in rapid Mir-
Totals . NO. 2 McGill ... Walker .. I lorn . . . . McKee . . . Total.s . NO. r. dar k . . . . Knight ... Jleynolds . c;it.t Mvinehar t Totals . . NO. i Ouic k . . . . l:.ih y . . . . Kt hkr . .
571 S3 137 VIZ 130
115 204 127 112
122 17: 133 126
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130 139 136 511 145 HO 13Ö 38 S 126 133 144 405 94 133 1SS 41." 173 15 3 ISO 50 i WC G70 781 2127 125 132 144 401 . 132 150 1 1; 39S !-9 10; 1 45 420 11; 14 131 395 143 144 191 478 , CS 5 1S1 727 2093
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Tot. lis . IM.KS Vrmclk . . Holland . . Lur-u.s
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four men. Thcs,
crew a ooi raci.'
tm. illy took the there the re-t t stn rt shanaf lt.
;.ric d two mat h
it-.""lon, which mfilf thin;4; look bd for- the clothiers, who were playir.'-r live men to the musicians' four. Hut lforc lone the Spiro fiw found the basket and outplayed the mush ians so hui that the ycoi'c of th half nde d 14 to 4 in favor of thelothlrrs. the superior Guardini; of
.a I ward stopping the Elbcl lads from jCastnitT placir.tr any ni( :' l.askets. j Richards Thf l.u-t haif showed Khode.-, Ulandicap
Vidros ajtain, hack in the ranks, and Ahvard thanked from truard to
firward. whore he displayed perfect j form at hts new position as well as j
his old. The baiketa t-cemed to lan to'.vard the clothier five and before the'ame va over they had repristerfd 25 points to the Klbeis' cijht. I.ineuj follows: I.Uh U (H) Spiros (27) Ifershenow Millar UiKht Forward.
Johnsen 11. I.eft-t Forward. ('. Jones Ci titer. Shanafelt Ui-'ht Guard. ( luthri . . .
T-ft Guard. K.isket.s A 1 ward 2. Meyers 3. T. .Meyer." 2, Futb r 2, Jones 2, Shanafelt 2. Free Throws Ithodes 1 out of 1. The last frame a walk-away from the start for the Clauer five, who seemed to play rins around the photographers durint; the whole yarrit. The Watters duet, at wu.ird. Kept the baskets strangers to the F.apby fie, whose only hots were made from Ioüc distanet-s. while Sousk y atul W llitJPl in s en-d to hit the rakct at a regular fr.ut for th" wwtlers. Whiternan jdacins; ei'ht, whil- Souxley stopped at five. For t!ie B.ifrbv fie i'.i't. Nyikox seemed to be th-" all aro.it. d star, while HoPaeher and Fochewty seemed to !.eljt him considerably in placing the '-askets. The final s ore was 11 to M. In fa.vor of the jfwd-r fie rj nr u p: F4.i2v (II) t lauer (SI)
ri:i)i:!CAL lilxc.fi: Oil FUNS Cosfiruve 179 171 2
Fnd-rvood ... 171 19" l'aies 151 195 De -ii; is . ls'j 151 IJandicaj) .... 79 79
209 I' 2 4 -21 16 79
O ii 9 57 497
79 11 1 137 1 iC 17: i:r,
7 92 152 185 11 2 IV. 1M
S95 2 4 5b
199 :r.y 1.S7 19 174 O
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oil 501 32 5 555 5M1 96
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V. Miller 15S 15C 171 4S3 IUele '134 194 190 51S Keaslini,' 152 lbJ 179 494 I.. Miller ..... 131 129 128 3SS Jackson ir,6 151 100 417 Handicap 140 140 ' 140 420 Totals , 8S1 933 90S 2722 PRONGS Christman lt" 10 133 460 Hull 110 na 137 386 ZuUler 150 T,?t 144 447 Duck . 17 2 142 16 4 478 Hahn 103 139 132 407 Handicap 103 14 148 444 Total- 8 4S 901 8 80 2629
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Iiarnhart U'4 lieyers 156 lvcud man .... 147 Kies 1C1 Vcirin 161 Handicap .... 123 Totals 92 4
137 175 17L' 161 15S 135
156 168 168 136 162 1 3 .i
DIC F US Schneider . . Hinkle . . . . Vt a -;lcy . : . Köster Zimmerman Handicap Totals . .
13 3 145 120 155 157 942
958 92
125 15 5 H2 1S7 157
199 120 171 114 159 1 O I
4S7 499 487 468 48t 405 :so7 556 40S 45S 421 489 471
Ktrtchner 114 119 139 372 Uebelt 1C6 145 170 501 Wolter 127 165 161 453 Klopft-nstien .. 161 167 133 461 Total 725 735 747 2207 OUVKIlfi Call 166 152 193 511 Glass 141 189 163 4 95 G. Gall 201 222 176 599 Iklla 174 183 163 522 Fabian K.2 192 160 514 Totais S44 940 S37 2631 IND. ENO. CO. Gafill 173 126 145 444 Kumpf 170 154 159 48J Knohlock .... 162 157 176 49b Du Jorden .... 143 15j 135 435 Uetz 190 143 197 520 Totals 8 49 737 812 23SS SOUTH REND LATHE Drown 99 157 16S 42 1 Swinehart 1 18 153 139 442 Plakeman .... 135 163 154 472 Fanslcr 23l' 2ÖD 137 600 i.ederer 145 14 6 167 458 Totals 7S1 S30 7S5 2396 SOUTH Ii END GEAK Camp 162 15 1 183 49'. Whiternan 153 ISO 141 471 W. Hatfield .. 1 48 146 163 43t McGrath 131 1 51 193 415 Hanneltron ... 1 45 133 151 451 Totals 739 7SC S30 225Ö
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SC
lOOL -CHAMPS
I League Closed Wednesday
With Some cf Scrappiest Games of Season.
Standin:
CAS 1 (). M ANT EELS
leagit:
Luther
Handicap Totals HEATERS Smith Jorse Moore Handicap
Totals 5
FIXTURES Steen 133 Van Vasal er . . 9 5 G.M.J. ...... 213 Handicap .... 141
103 S3 97 28 3 1&9 134 1S1 524 101 106 180 397 li ! 1 on loo 1 O J 526 476 591 1393 149 121 99 469 81 106 107 294 104 120 111 345 201 20S 203 535 545 510 1690
Seniors . . . Juniors . . . Freshman . Sophomores
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L. Per. 3 .700 5 .500 5 . 500 9 .100
base of The
Totals 602 RANGES Anderson 129 Donovan 150 Nichols 127 Handicap .... 161
142 144 143 141
a 1 1 161 119 143 161
121 112 14S 141
417 504
:2 179:
130 122 134 161
420 471 404
4 41 920 28 W
lLiizht Forward.
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Whitemar. i
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Eulitz . . . Weir (sub i S; uint
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Handicap
. .. 123 136 173 4::2 . .. 120 133 170 4 33 lt?9 136 125 420 . .. 130 153 147 130 . .. 123 139 160 422 . .. 223 223 223 663
Totals 567
PILOT McDonouRh Weiss Schweer Handicap
.S4 547 169S
Webs' r.ar.. ! 1 i e -m ikos Fr
li. Watters (F
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V. Waiter? lrt r;:ard. --Whitetmn . s.r.iUy 5. , röche; ty 2. Ilo'ih- i 2, 2. Wtbster.
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.tudy. K let et Dar'.;! Timer Wahl.
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Totals iU'CKS 1 lank y . . Gitchell . Pearson . Hnney . . ,
I Faxter . .
Handicap Total
89S 920 99S 2816
11.; 114 146 104 179 210 h 6i
122 144 1.39 135 125 210
US 135 179 117 11 210
353 393 464 25C 42 1 630
Totals . SHAUESParvLs Scoles .... Hollowell . Handicap Totals . ARCS Hartford . Sky hawk . Hovser . . . Handicap Totals . IAMll My er? .... Swinehardt Harnett . . Handicap Totals .
99 134 120 3S2 116 144 141 404 131 104 150 395 147 143 147 493 549 371 1613 157 151 200 fJ8 85 102 134 321 126 127 125 378 157 157 15S 525 527 617 1679 151 128 164 443 178 112 110 400 142 105 114 301 146 146 146 617 491 521 1642 , 131 168 165 444 . 160 153 150 462 136 , 142 140 428 66 96 96 , 333 569 561 1663
CENTRAL LEAGUE MEETING POSTPONED
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VINCENT RICHARDS WINS TENNIS MATCH PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 27. Vincent I ;ioh: r i'.- New York, national boys" champion . ml co-holdor of the r..it;ii..l ib uh s title with Wm. T. Tilden, philadi-iphia. entered into ihe rlr.al n'ur." of the men's singles of the middle stat-s indoor tennis tourrvamt-nt here Wednesday by defattnc Wallace Johnson. Philadelphia. 7-5. 6-2. Johnson wa rrtraidvd a- the fa-
orite b cause cf h:s xperience. He J p!aj d well in tbe opninv set and j v.as le.ivlir. T-2. ulirn P.ichards j
:ate.l a vhirl.vind
the n t fie panics and the set.
SK EINS I -etcrion Sw itz. r . . . , 'ampbell . . .
Jones 10
X.:anairh . . Handicap
Totals TONGUES F.'.ekclhaupt . Shamblcau . . . l,ow score I i.-her Wolf Handicap
Total'
1 St. J52 15S 496 1F2 106 167 415 107 109 111 335 107 175 114 296 121 19$ 126 443 172 172 172 516 S33 913 S 36 2 6 03 163 138 122 422 13 3 143 116 292 121 106 126 33 3 111 148 230 489 114 145 120 409 , IL 132 119 277 791 812 S23 2436
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Richards will meet the winner ef the William T. Tihkr.-Fred Alexander match to be played FruLiy.
Soon afr firifshin his match "A ithl Johnson. Richard won a second!
roun: junior singles maicn irom cluriis Seltzer, a local school boy, 6-2, 6-0. V.i;:ic Johnson and Cral Riddle
, ()imi:k( i.l i.ec.ue. PER -TREAD
IS 5 175 133 .128 135 151 . 192 133 1S1 . 14V 17S 110 , 120 126 166
i'.eniKtt . . . H. Gerphide li. Gerphldo C. L Smith
a -.'.I Iii 1 Tilden and Richards, the ntional doubles champior.s, for the :-u "bs title tomorrow, bora use of heir victory over H. T. Martin and !i. T. Hotr-ol, Philadelphia. The -cor was t-2, 0-2.
fold- Ciius' (irip arul InMueiiAa. !tXATIVK UROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. There is only one "Rron-.o Quinine," V.. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. rcc.
Totals SPIROS Do Rose . Koches . . Arno Jil . .
i Harding .
Myers . . . Totals STAE-S-I Iorv.it h . Myerses . G. Popp . Csillap: . . M. Porp
T'ltils
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t t 0 153 191 149 1 9 0 166
7S9 149 170 126 1S9 120
41 2303
193 17S 167 132 13S
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Keo. 27. Reeause he sees a chance to ßJopt a playing schedule decided on player and salary limits, elect officers and perfect club organizations which will be backed by fans' associations in the several cities, if the project Is piven more time. Owner Bert Noblet, of the Grand Knpids baseball club, ton Iff ht announced a second postponement of the Central league meeting which he had called for Sunday, March 2, at Fort Wayne. No date was na;ncd when another call will be issued, but Noblet stated that one would be forthcoming for March 16 at the latest. "We have reasonable assurance that seven cities are ready to consider tranchises," said Noblet. It is now the intention of the local man to await develop
ments in an eight city wanted, with hopes brifrht for bids from at least three other cities for the one town needed to assure a compact el;htclub organization. Muskegon Chamber of Commerce officials today no-
4 93 i tlfied J. J. Frost. Grand Rapids man
who is willing to back the club at Muskeson, that they had appointed a committee to "save Mars.hfielJ from the auction block." This was taken to mean that the Muskegon men will assure themselves of a ball
I park before entertaining Frost's 300 J proposition. Organization of fans' 329 ' associations was friven a real send4 42 j oil in Grand Rapids and Muskegon
It is hoped to form stock
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Yesterday's boys' interclass ket ball panics marked the cb the boys' interchiss schedule.
leapue has had sharp competition all durinp the season, the teams beinp very evenly matched, even more so than in former years. The yearlings who are sore over the seniors' victory challenge them to a game to be played at any time or place to suit their convenience. The first game of the afternoon was the Fresh-Senior tilt which was expected to be very tight, the game depending on who was to have second place In the leatrue, )Ut as it happened the yearlings took the upper hand and swamped the juniors to the count of 25 to 12. The game started off at a fast pace, both of the fives exhibiting some clever rloor work, but the game had not gone far before the yearlincs supremacywas shown. The fresh center. Haas, placed the first basket and kept this
streak up during the whole half.
placing four baskets. Edwards and Mellander of the yearlings also succeeded in registering a couple which made the Freshman 16 points to the Juniors' 8, Wahl of the JuniorsVlropping three of the Juniors' four baskets. The last half started off likr the first, the Juniors playing their hardest to stop the onslaught of the fresh and win the game. Rut it was of no use because the fresh were bent on making the ball count, and ended the game with the score of 23 to 12, the excellent guarding of Smith keeping the Juniors from making any more than two baskets the latter period. The lineup follows: Juniors (12) 1 Yrslinnm (2.") Raum partner Edwards Right forward. Wihl Smith Left forward. Andrus Haas Center. Rirnm (C) (C) Mellander Right guard. I ose Smith Left guard. Raskets Haas 3, Edwards 4, Wahl 3, Smith 2, Mellander, nimm, Rose. Free throws Rose 1 out of 1; Edwards 1 out of 1. Playing theer last game of the season the Sophomores were bent on defeating the Seniors, in this way righting themselves for all the games they have lost. Thev started
the game loaded to the tip of th ir hair, every man having one object, that being to beat the Seniors. Rut they were slightly fooled for the near grads in the last few minutes of play took the berries, and the
championship by defeating the Sophs by the score of 6 to 10. The Sophomores has their hard luck while the Seniors seemed to excel in sloppy shooting. Every one of their baskets being made from difficult angles. The Sophs, bad luck was worse than the Seniors' good, the lower class men hising ten free throws which could have won the game for them alone. The game started with almost all the rooters pulling for the lower classmen. The near grads started off as if they were a whirl wind. Hurwitch placing a couple from the middle of the floor in rapid succession and before the half was up the Seniors had scored 7 points to the -Sophs 2. The last half of this game could hardly he called a basket hall game, the Sophs going into win with their all might which resulted in the scrappiest game staged this year on the High school floor. The fouls were fo numerous that Ref. Olsen couldn't keep track of them. This scrimmaging seemed to give the Sophs the advantage for they pilled up basket after basket until the near grads only had them by two points. The Seniors were not able to place a basket until the last fewminutes of playing which gave them the game. Lineup follows: Sophomores (fl) Seniors (10) Almack . . . . .' Hurwitch Right forward.
Staples Feldman
Left forward.
Ilollowell Matters
Center.
Zuver Llebov
Right guard.
Sluss Wunderlick
Ift guard. Baskets Hurwitch 2. Matters, Hollowell. Sluss. Substitutions Welton mack. Free throws Feldman Referee, Olsen; timer, scorer. Darling.
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The curtain fell on basketball at Notre Dame yesterday afternoon insofar as the varsity competition is concerned. A light practice marked the finale. Coach Dorais, Captain Bahan, Rrandy, Rader, Ward, Stine, Vohs, Pearson, Smith and Hays will leave this morning for Greencastle where Notre Dame will stage a return engagement with De Pauw. In the meeting here two weeks ago the
downstaters trounced Notre Dame to a fare-thee-well. Since then, however, the locals assert and admit they have learned to play the game a little better, and they now promise lots of competition for the downstaters. Wabash will furnish the opposition at Crawfordsville Friday night. The Little Giants gave Notre Dame a regular football battle in the engagement here three weeks ago and trounced the locals. In that battle Joe Brandy and Raleigh Stine saw
meteoric luminations such as were
never before occasioned by a broken
nose and a fractured rib. Notre
Dame has discarded the football
style now, and the players have con
vinced themselves that games can
be won when played as basketball
should be played. They trimmed
the Michigan Aggies Saturday night, in one of the fastest and cleanest games ever played on the Lansing
Court. Wabasn lost to tne rarmers
on their big court a few weeks ago, so, if comparative scores be significant that Wabash spell might be dispelled after Friday night's contest. Notre Dame goes to Franklin for a game Saturday night. The team rests in Indianapolis Sunday and from the big city will go to Bloomington for a game, Monday night, with Indiana. The Hoosiers have been doing big things in conference competition this season. The game Monday night will mark the resumption of Notre Dame-Indiana basketball activities after a lapse of ten years. Relations were resumed between the two institutions last spring when Notre Dam beat the Hoosiers in baseball. Rockne's track athletes were out in full force all striving for places on the team which will meet Michigan at Ann Arbor next Saturdaynight. The athletes were in the gym .but Rockne was " elsewhere Over in Washington hall he scratched nwav on his Hoosier schoolmas
ter wig, whilst his buddini nlnns nrenared for the big
ville show which Rockne perpetrated on the students last night. "Tex" Allison. Chief Meyers. Ralph Sjo-
berg and other athletic took part in the show.
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Dissolution of Partnership. Take notice that the firm of Alexander : Goldberg, heretofore copartners In the two stores located at 112 S. Chapin st. and 317 S. Michigan St.. South Rend. Ind., have dissolved their partnership. Louis M. Alexander retains exclusive ownership of the ttore at 413 S. Chapin st.. and Israel Goldberg retains exclusive ownership of the store at 217 S. Michigan it. "lxuis M. Alexander. Israel Goldberg. Advt. 11003-27
LARGE NUMBER OF BOWLERS ENTER A. B. C.
TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 27. The official entry for the 19th annual tour- ; nament of the American Bowling ' Congress tournament is 796 teams
from all parts oi me li.uhi ei.ur.-, and Canada. Sec'y A. L. Langtry ; was authoritv for th figures tonight, . as he sent the entry Est to the j printer. Of this number Toledo rn- j tered 202 teams, two more than j rJi t the annual executives
meeting at Cincinnati in March a year ago. Chicago leads the outid entrants with 100 teams. Detroit iJ second with 7 3. The tournament will begin at the Armory on March S and will last three weeks.
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