South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 336, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 December 1919 — Page 8

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TTnsOAY MOKNI.VG, DKCKJlTlKIt 2, 1919. THE SOUTH öfcNU NEWS-TIMES

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G Local High School Lads Have Games With Lakeville and Laporte. HV TAX AX niAi:. T'.o baktMll jrarrrs nr br.okfd ihl.i week for Coarh It'imharn's quintet. The first will bo Ht.icd Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'ckn-k with tho Notro Dnme prep?, whl!? th r.thr will tak i-I.ir- lYM.iy fynlnp at ItPorto v.ith tho oraru; and Llack squad. Tho .sf-rond te.im will havo a trip Wedneriay point: to Iikcvll!e to nuet the Iakevlll n t i:ien. Capt. Wedel may not b al-lowf-.-l to f-ntT Wednesday rcvlnp to a infected anklo which he received arly li. thf ason. Tho Notre LKimo prepi have a poor record behind them. Mishawa-u.-i and nikhart fach took a shot at thrn and came cut on top. The Notre Dame lads havo been playlnp raA'f d ball, thLi bcinfr the main reason why they lost thee contests, but with a little more, practice thy may .evrdoj Into a fast team. This Is what Uurnham fears since they seem t be steadily improving since their irwt came of the season, and he exrTt3 th- locals to have their hands lull with them. I touch CanrK. The fecond squa.. will have a rath--r ronsh pame down at Iakevllle Alth tho schools huskies, as the men in tho recond team are not near tho "iht or rIz of the farmer lads. I he jeennds have been steadily im.rovlnsr and ari full of flht wh-lch nay take the Ivikevllle lads off their ;-et. The Ivikevllle team will come o the local gym later in the season o play the seconds a return pame. In the absence of Wedel, Coach 'Kirnham Is working Edwards and tobacher in hU place, and both of heso men are taklnp advantape of ho opportunity, and trylnp to make ood In his place. Nylkos at the t'ner forward berth is a usual dropinpr in counters. At center Haa nd Hollowell are still at outs seelnp ho will land the- position, while at he puard berths, JJuntman, Scheer, Cllkey and O'Doll are all having a lerry time trying to obtain a periianent place. blX-DAY BICYCLE RACE IS ON IN NEW YORK fv rniteii j-re: NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Fifteen am? are whlrllnp around the oard track of Madison Square Garn In the six-day bicycle race. Th- "bikers" started their loner ind at one minute after midnipht inday. Oscar Epp, Swiss rider, and harden, of the Boston team, set e pac at the start. The first rlnts for points started at 2:30 a. The first brush went to Coulet the American team, with Chap;in second and DTobach third, adden won the second sprln, with iton second and Hill third. Bro ich, Thomas and McNamara took ices in the third sprint and the xt was won by Verri, ITrrp and :il. At the eighth hour all team? were d at 1S2 miles two laps The record for this hour is 189 .les nine laps, made by I-Awson d Drobach In 1914. cAVYWEIGHT FIGHTERS READY FOR BIG BOUT mi ted Press: I,ON'I)ON', Ieo. 1. Joe Beckett d Georpes rarpentier. who are to ht 20 rounds here Thursday :ht for the heavyweight chamnshlp of TTuropo and the rieht to et Jack Demr-sey for the world's wn, have ceaed strenuous trainpnly light exercls to keep them trim will be carried out In the jnin? days before the flpht. eCkftt continues to be the favto. He will have between 13 and pounds weight advantape over Frenchman. Vhlspered rumors that Carpentler overtrained have not caused any rcaso In the odds on the IlritJ.Vlth the exception of a few for f5, even' seat In the stadium has n sold. The house will run close $100,000. PORE DEFEATS VETERAN Tiinrr rttifMiitM r r hat youth will be served was fven Monday night at the Hull Calnon billiard room when pre. one of the your.psters entern the three cushion tournament, ated his veteran opponent Beisiy a count of 35 to 2 In 7" in--s. ITe also had high run of four. jplte the fact that the veteran Ved safe at all st.iKe of the pame. lyoungt-r man kept nicking off the I one.s. reru.air.p to te heul Jown he safety style of pl.iy. . the second trame. Gipp took ne over by a "." to S2 score in a e that was c!os throughout. pn'ght'rf pame.s will b as follows: :30 Sanders vs. McNauphton and o'clock McNauphton vs. V. Hull. A1131Y CHANG KS MKITT. fnlted Ires: UnCAGO, IVc. l. Jack Burke. Y.12T hf.ivvwiiL'ht whn wen th rnplonihlp of the army In the ed States durinp th war. and Martin, A. 1Z. V. champion, will e the s.-i". 1c r ba nipion.-h!p at )n, Ohio, in January, mounc rn rit w.ts n:ad lu re toby Larn-y I.:-ht r;st-ir Uurke's iRer, th.it th fout sould b d the firs: of the y.tr

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Have Ciitf ml Select Crmvd. A pood represntativo crowd of howlers qualified for the select class ar.rl It comprise a lot of players who wer n't so xrominent In our roll of honor, a rather peculiar situation. Of course, Kd. Madison of the Sinped leacue. led the way with 6 4C, a 21 Z ratinp. while Abraham of the Koehlr Sc Schafers was second and Tom Sharkey of the same team with 6 If,. The complete list of select circle ell.iriblrs Is appended: Player Iapuo Total K. Madison. Sinper 616 Abraham, City 6 37 Sharkey, Hlks 616 Ilomino, Elks 611 Witmer, City C07 Redder, Orumercial C0Ö Tuttle, Elks 604 Strikes arul Sfr". Join the South Ilend llowllnp as sociation. Great calamity! Frank Hopan lost a strike hit. Koejiier & Schäfers have repained load of City lenpue. The Commercial league closes Its fall schedule this week. Tom Sharkey has finally rounded into form, showinp his first 600. The St.ltO association meets at Indianapolis next Sunday to award the next tournament. "Goat" Anderson, danced, orated and fumed and when finished Joined the roll of honor. Fort Wayne txpects to have a bit? representation at the interstate tournament durinp the holidays. ICinp Cole is very desirable by all of the clubs at the Elks temple because of his attractive handicap and neck scarfs. There were lot of fine scores rolled In the City league last week, which chanped the percentage column considerably. Thankplvinp day and the pin toys' strike at tho Orpheum alleys played havoc with a. number of leapuo schedules. The Spanlsh-Ameriran war veterans staped another winner in the United league last week and they are hopeful of repeatlnp. HOWLING IiUYC.n: STANDINGS. ANTLiKIlS LEAGUE. Clubs W. U Bucks IS 9 Charms 20 10 Pet. .667 .667 .542 .58 3 .481 .458 .785 .697 .667 .576 .485 .483 .455 .424 .364 .242 .212 .795 .769 .641 .590 .590 .487 .472 .462 .436 .359 . 30S .250 Stars 13 Jewels , 14 Tylers 13 Jaws 11 11 10 14 13 HANKERS LEAGUE Farmers Trust 26 t 10 11 13 17 17 18 19 21 St. Joseph 23 Citizens No. 2 22 rirst 2 0 Citizens No. 1 16 Morris rian 16 Union Trust 15 American A A Merchants 12 Citizens No. 3 8 4 1 n 1 26 CITY LEAGUE. Koehler & Schäfer ... 31 Buckeyes 30 Bucktails 25 Hoosler Cream 23 Llebelts 23 Studebakers 19 Cosmopolitans 17 Werwinskl Five 18 K. &. S. Arrows 17 Silver Edpo 14 Hans Drugs 12 Tuttle Corp 9 8 9 14 16 16 29 19 21 23 1 7 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. Cutter Co 24 Standards 24 Olivers 2?. Indiana EnpravJngr . . 22 Commercials 19 Orpheums 17 Greeninp Specials ... 13 Latho Works 12 ELKS LEAGUE. Bucktails 2 4 15 15 16 17 20 O O M 24 27 9 16 17 IS is 21 .625 .625 .590 .564 .487 .4 56 .385 .308 .727 .515 .485 .4 35 .455 .364 .667 .600 .545 .455 .407 . 367 .744 .667 .641 .541 .561 .564 .584 .564 .53S .4S7 .487 .462 .462 .436 ..IS 5 . 3 S 5 .383 .359 Zips . Cubs , Hoofs Peps . Bills . 17 16 15 15 12 FEDERAL LEAGUE. Tails . Grits . Orfuns Peers ,1S 18 18 15 9 12 13 IS 16 19 Fawns 11 Pronps 11 OLIVER LEAGUE Forpe 29 10 13 14 14 17 17 17 17 18 20 20 21 21 o a. um 24 24 24 25 26 Grey Iron Accountinp Metal Pattern No. 1 Engineers , Inspection Warehouse , 26 25 25 n o Wood Pattern 12 2.1 Production Planninp 19 S. B. Branch 19 Metal Pattern No. 2 . 18 Stock IS Iurchasinp 17 Bir.;np 15 Factory 15 Tool Makers 15 Desipninp A 14 Chilled Fittinp 13 Desipninp B 13 SINGER LEAGUE

Cost 22 14 .611 Pay Roll 19 17 .5 28 .Machinery 18 is .500 Orr.ce 16 20 .444 T. M 16 20 .4 44 Yard 15 21 .417 SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE. Stull 17 7 .708 River Park No. 1 ... 19 9 .623 St. Paul No. 2 13 11 .542 Grace in 11 .458 St. Paul No. 1 S 13 .381 River Park No. 2 ... 5 16 .23S STANDARD OIL EAOUE. Parow ax 23 11 .639 Pareiitis 19 17 .52 8 Perfection 17 19 .472 Finol 15 21 .417 TEMPLE LEAGUE. Tos Z .6 67 Horns 7 5 .383 Hairs : ?. .500 Tusks z z ,:oo Slas 4 5 .444 Li-ya'.s 4 S .233 UNITED LEAGfl;. Texacos 1 . . . . 27 2 . 900 Eatflrs 19 11 .633 Mann Stars 16 14 .533 Pally Barbers 13 15 .500

Coli Specials 12 IS .400 S. A. Vets 2 2 8 .067 WATCH CO. LEAGUE. Dials 25 1 4 . 641 Uankinp 20 19 .513 Flat Steel 20 19 .512 Jeweling 20 19 .513 Finishlnp IS 21 .462 Jobbinp 14 25 .359 WEST SIDE LEAGUE. Happy Five 30 6 .833 Dürft Specials 20 13 .606 Choka Stars 21 15 .583 Internationals 16 20 .444 Makielfkl Cipars. 16 20 . 444 Freehafer Drups .... 15 21 .417 Alma 10 26 , .27S Werwinskl Five 13 20 .39 4

T.AMKS THIS WFJTK. TUESDAY. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. Commercial vs. Oliver. Latho Works vs. Greeninp Specials. Cutter Co. vs. Standards vs. ELKS Indiana Enpravinp. Orpheuma LEAGUE. Hoofs vs. Peps. Zips vs. Bills. Cubs vs. Bucktails. SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE. St. Paul No. 1 vs. Stull. River Park No. 1 vs. Grace. St. Paul No. 2 vs. Itlver Park No. WEDNESDAY. CITY LEAGUE. Ruckryes vs. Hans Drups. Bucktails vs. Cosmopolitans. Hoo.sler Creams vs. Silver Edpe Koehler Sc Schafer vs. Liebelt. Studebaker vs. Werwinskl Five K. & S. Arrows vs. Tuttle Corp FEDERAL LEAGUE. Fawns vs. Peers. Orfuns vs. Tails. Grits vs. Prongs. SINGER FOUNDRY LEAGUE, Four clubs. THURSDAY. ANTLERS LEAGUE. Tylers vs. Star3. Charms vs. Rucks. Jaws vs. Jewels. OLIVER LEAGUE. Forpo vs. Accountinp. Warehouse vs. Metal Pattern No. 1. Purchasing vs. Stock. Rlllinp vs. Tool Makers. S. B. Branch vs. Production. Wood Pattern vs Factory Desipninp B vs. Inspection. Planninp vs. Enplneers. Grey Iron vs. Metal Pattern No. 2. Chilled Fittinp vs. Desipninp A. FRIDAY. TEMPLE LEAGUE. Tusks vs. Toes. Hairs vs. Horns. Stags vs. Loyal s. SINGER LEAGUE. SIX CluhS. STANDARD OIL LEAGUE. Four clubs. WILSON BROS. LEAGUE. Four clubs. AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE. Monday Carburetors vs. Tops. Tuesday Starters vs. Cylinders. Wednesday Hoods vs. Horns. Thursday Equalizers v3. Radiators. Friday Windshields vs. Pistons. TRIO LEAGUE. Monday Bodies vs. Bearinps. Tuesday Lamps vs. Manifolds Wednesday Breakers vs. Frames. Thursday Speedometers vs. Tires. Friday Differentials vs. Rollers. 'UNITED LEAGUE. Monday Coil Specials vs. Dally Barbers. Tuesday Eaples vs. S. A. Vets. Friday Texaeos vs. Mann Stars. VEHICLE LEAGUE. Monday Roisters vs. Skeins. Tuesday Spokes vs. Axles. Wednesday Tonpues vs. Rims. Thursday Reaches vs. Hubs. Friday Hounds vs. Studebakers. WEST SIDE LEAGUE. Monday Choka Stars vs. Freehafer Drups. . Tuesday Happy Five vs. Durst Specials. Wednesday Alma vs. Internationals. Friday Werwinski Five vs. Makielskl Cipars. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads (W) IF YOU HAD A -M WECK m - MfM MuH m a win M trjt. T uwnw o into r LULITW I AND HAD SORE THROAT TOKSILIHE WOULD QUICKLY REUtYC IT V. L V J r A- TT.ll.10li. tl: TESHlPPVj UMt DRINK; An Xmai Suggestion A REED OLA PHONOGRAPH Plays any Record. Terms or Cash. Best equipped Repair Shop in the State. REEDER BROS. 230 S. Michigan St 2nd Floor

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