South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 88, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1920 — Page 8

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WWcs and Moon lYalure Firt Performance of Sc.i-on on Carticr Field. HY ahfimi: y.i:i. Notre lam irrcpondcnt. T'.u r.ch-d hits In the s eond :';r.in2 1 i rr.i'ic f i 1 ! l n r by th' .pponi;h in til Iame r - i i I 3 en rtTnf'im thir.l r. ibl -I he ; ne ,'otr'' 'ultrs to irli r f i' In th first tro.iri' the 1.1 st rday ba- ball (miof it 6 . the s-.xvor. . Th- 'i'i'ri' w a Co.,! !i Uorai.s' a!hlts 1imh t r than .t fair brand of ...-.hall throughout tht;r firs: game f i I gave rrrn.i-- of ! v loping into t am f h i v hittf i . Thf-r- i t.o flnyir.' that Iorai !,h :i hji; task aheol. Th- six hurlr.- u-l in th" inaugural 'ininVT only ni li" form, th- inf.. !d w,irI in The final rounds and th" attar k 1 kd the comp lünc ilrive licnsny for a elub wlndi is I battl th 1 t aygn-iMtiun in t!i- midd! wp-t. Mlle-t Clouts Hall, ''apt. Trank Mib-a, balblnm' il1 ;-trivis Son of Swat, livd up to hi.- rei.utation. His two dian binij i :S wrr' th- hih Spots of thworkout on offen . Moore t racked lin- drivs tr first an-l t iura in a promi-inp manner and plaed well in the field. Saturday's prnctlc unvri'tl what promi-'j to bo an inter-stinp i-attie for third biff h twe n I'rokup and I'itzperali. Trokup hdd down the hot corner for th- r'ulars and Fitt,eralI for tHr. scrubs. Both athletes turned in top .-round the difficult station yesterday t'r.at iore the lah'l of mid-seaon form, relete with smooth execution and flash. Both nun arc r.ood batsmen. spriphtly fi !der. ;nd adequately sound above the shouldpr. Thre catrhrs wer. piven a rhanef to perform. Tiarry was backstop for th- remilar.s until the sixth inninp. whn Iorab- distnissd him on aerount of an injured finper. M Garty was transferr d from the scrubs to the regular lineup and Uirazoll.i went behind the hat for the vanquished n u'recration. The following lineup started tip uame for th- rfpulars: Moore. L'b; MIWs-, s; Mohardt, cf; Connors, rr. i:!i.vern:cht. lb; Prnktip. ".h; Cialnitr. If. Parry, r; I.alby. p. Meaty Hitting Outfield. Thei. 1-4 a wraith of heavy hittit..: outfielder browsinp in Gobi an. I nine pastur.s this sprinp. Their ib i-r.sio strenpth is. another question. Mohardt. Connor? and Grabtier were a formidable trio of pardeii. rs and the scrubs' outfield was e ju.illv as pood. Morpan and Dono.ni, who cavorted aroun 1 the far dis ant posts for the s.-ruhs. are playrs whose ability iy not to be overlooked. Scoffb Id is another outfit hier mill It up a fipht for :t regular berth. After thr' weeks of indoor trainic.u' the pitch rs ar- far from i inp in"b-st deir d -onditiM.-. D.rai tr,.l ont six htith rs. his entire Maff. ttrday and thar showinp ,, n.rnvvsms of jov front tb c k 'd liminntie leader. Murphy u.is f uriy ffeethr ii his thr' round-, on ths ia : l,tek of control, lue pernap.t' the fripirlity of the a t mo.-ph t . nork. d iüni into sevr.il tis--ltt p;aes. M.dj .rdt 7ÄX ,.ed the ball acro- the plrtte with d i.Iinp speed during his Ihne intiiti'-s on the m'-und. He br....d thr.nmh the firs t two rounds uiilu.nt o rtuittin ' a hit. but h was ui ril fiM- pair 'f saf-- swathl la-t inninp. halb-y dl 1 tint er binealf to any Kreit xtetit hi: tlir.t'-iiinir.L; workout, but he t!ie (ppor. . u!s down uilho'it a or run. in x - in st hit N llUV MARKS FAXS 20 L A FORTE HITTERS The Washington Athletie indoor has'-bal! bam Miee. ...f.. i,. I. .1 it title to the statt1 .lit. sfu ly ham - pionsbip Saturday nr;h' at .h" W.i-diinL.: ii s bool gymnasium wb-n thev ttor.o.d (he Baport- team ? th.- tut f a 1" to 1 score. Saeamv Maths was airun in the l!iHhuh tutninc 2'- of the l.apoit.-xh.-.-rs back by the strikeout route. He' had a prv" a-sortpaa;t of speed ,,,,d ci,t.S lb.'! mni- the ..pp.'MHP bat-ni.-n look fniinv. ni'"v of th'tn having trouide pi tting tbrir bat- 'h their sTiouhhrs. Sel-it.H. of Bapotte fanned 1" m n. I...- Baker umpired and w a- f i ir iti al! Ins b ioi' . SHOEMAKER RET fS BILLIARD I IOXO RS V. A l it. d ITo V'i:K. Mai eh 2 7 J. Howard Shoemtk.r. d" the New York Athbti - club sue . ! ul!v debated hN title of national a r 1 1 a t . ' ; r pocket billiard- (haiapion to.l.iv f.-r the sixth sui c -si e time hy df-ating G. Gardner of New York, m the t nil ruat.h of the tournament. Th xorc was 12.". t." '.?. Shoemaker won s-n straight games. The standing. .1. H. Shoemaker. 7-': (I. C. itdner. .".-2: J. Moriarity of 'lue a: W. A. ago. o. a-.; Tilt. 2-.' 2-:.. c. i S. B. Biirdett. -: F Patterson of Chi- . Shongood. ;r.. PEXXSY II IXS FIXAL GAME FROM CHICAGO PRINCETON. N. J.. M tr h 27. The Fniv.r-ity cf Pennsylvania won the co'dfgo basketball hampior.ship of !he United States here tonnrht by tbf.ating the fni er.-ity of hicau2 t,. 21 iu the d t iding conte-t of a thr.e game series. Chicago wot; the f'.rst game in its home cage I.i.-t Monday night and Pennsylvania the Ke.-or.d in Philadelphia Thursday r.-.ght. fi DO YGÜ YOUR MONEY TROUBLES OWE A I GROCERY liiBIi X 1 II R i; l COAL HILL I I'UNITnii: RILL r.Y THEM tTc 11I loan ou The Money

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irirA'W. . r II ii n i i ; t y ,i '1 m! indoor r.iht. V.. Man h 21. Cor- !. f rt ! Mi-"hir.'in in tra k meet h if toMA''i.V, n.'i., M.u h :. Ii. troit A rr. riai.s .". 1; IP-ston Nttin,iK I1. . ' Khmke, Ayr s and Ain,.!h. St. tray; Pillinuim, Hirns. M Qu Ulan . r . f I 'N ill, Cowdy. MIAMI, I I.. . March 27. Cincinnati Nationals 1, 2, .' ; Washington Arrri ans S, 1". i. King. I :rt .-.; er and liarid'-n: Za hary (lharritv, Torres. haw ml .JA'KS NVILI.K. Fla., ,'( w York Americans I'.rooklyn Nat.nals 1, Sh;i'Ak y .and Hannah; March ::. n. 3; Shore. Marquard, Marnaux, Mitchell and Taylor. Mitl'STON. T.-as, Match 2 7. hiiad lph;a Ann rirans (first t am) 2. ., U; Si. L'.uis Cardinals 1. 1. Kinn y. Komm I and I'Tkins; S happ, Heinhart and 'Jemens. P.HtMINCllAM, Ala., March 2". Philadelphia Nationals 7, 10. 1; Birmingham Southern nssoi iation 4. 6. ". Itinera!, Weinart and Trapr-ssor; Mrtrrisrm, Whitehall, Glasnei and I'trs, ciooch. CHICAGO. March 27 Prices of admission to ball panics in bjth the American association and Three-T h'.ipue will be increasfd substantially with the opening of the 1T20 s'ason. it was announced tonipht. A statnirnt from Pres't Hickey of th- American association said: Prices in that orpanizatinn would b- rais l from T.Oc to Ztoc and from iOe to 70c. Pres't Tearney of the Three-1 s-aid peneral admissions would be increasetl from 30c to öOc. Ni;tt' H.WT.N, Conn.. Marcli 27. The Yale and Pennsylvania boxinr teams battled to a tie. in a dual meet h'-re tonight, -ach winning three bouts. Kddie l'apan. f len-v-r. captain of the Yale team, and amateur heavyweipht champion at the United States, had to extend himself t Kfl it decision jv-r Bourne of Penn vl vania. LARGE CROWD AT GUN CLUB SHOOT Spring Weather Brings Them Out. Wind Keeps Seore Down. Balmy spring weather brought flocks of trap shooters and a '.arge gallery of spectators out to Mue-sel grove Saturday afternoon, where the iin'nibcrs of the St. .Iosph Valley Gun (dub hold sway, but a fitful hre ze and a fast travelling target kept flu- scores down to a mini mum I Manx of th" members who have beer in a habit of shooting at-Uu slou.-r tarpets had some difficulty in guaging the sj ee1 of the ( Itisive lay pigeons Saturday. but there wer- a few of th vets who minded not ih s unfavorable conditions and k-pt cracking th spheres with monotonous regularity. Chief among the-,, men w re Wilbur Meyers, E. .1. i';,iiv and "Doc" Smith. Off Day for Itugcv. S it.fotd Buge' had an off day. due no doubt to the fact that he w.mere.l ;t rigaret with John Woolerton on the result of Iiis score. Staphs (he of the tin whistle) aho shot poorlv. Fr d Pennis, Jr.. beat Iiis dad. The scores: Club. Practice. Meyers i; r; Fady 44 4 2 Pr. Smith tl ::.: St ii rl' baker 1 A 27 Staples 40 ;:t; Aug tstine rt! :'. Mclii. rny :(! MiuM'i ;;t C' 1 lab a a " 1 Hamilton :'.." .".7 Woolverton " lennls. Jr 4 is Witamever 2 Mrs. M.yrs 27 rp Beiu. 1 -ii a'"' Bm rick 2 " i;,i pennis. Sr 2.'. Witamever. J r 2 2 AO TRACES 1-VÜPsD OF DOCTOR'S SLAYER NEW YORK, March 27. Bolice were without definite clews today th.i' might char the mysterious murder of Pr. Vincent Campisi. who a.- found .bail with an unidenti!i d man in a Brooklyn rooming house. The ihsicim had been stabbed to death. The unidentified man had nut death by stranpllnp. me suspect tak. ti into custody by the police was r leased today. CALL MAIN If You Need Money Our rate is Lcs than the Legal Bate. I.oar.s in amounts from J 1 0 tc $ 3 0 0 on Furniture. Piano. Automobil s. Live Stock. Farm Implements. Ute. Also Liberty Bon-Is and Ur.dorscd Notes. Payments to suit your Income. AH dealings confidential. Call. Write or Phone. Welfare Loan SocieL' '210 S. MAIN ST. Capital $200.000.00. No Malri to climb.

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Flocks of South Bend Fans Will Be At Magyar Hall r I) 'rozrani. V - Wodnrs.J.;y ni'h.t at Mato'ar hall ' South. Ilcn-1 fritids of Iu Tahah'-r ( will turn out hy tli hundi'd to watch hlr.i wrcstlo with Tod Danks, tnidwh w? U'hi f. hanipion ot Canada, as the future of an all-star athletic program h'-inc staged hy a numbe of prominent wf t f nrl hoys. Talab-r is one of the most pop ular wrestlers who ever appared in ruuiii ijejiu. i:is nuiK South Deivl. his work beinp luaisfd by all who ever .saw him in th' Mjuar.il arena. He is a forceful, appr.ssjve lad who is tryinp every minute for a fall. Perhaps it is this apprcssivcness that nas won nun so manv friends in South Pond. At

any rat- fans are always sure of see-jto replenish the number each sprimr. inp a match crammed with action. He said that he hoped the local fish when Ixu performs. and game protection associations His opponent is a Canadian bov .would take this matter tip and rewho comes with a reputation of ; quest th tishenm-n in these orp-ani-havirp disposed of all the topnotch-1 zations to donate as many as pos

ers in the northern country, and one.siblo this spring. He stated that

who is capable of holdirtt his own with Talaber. Tanks has never appeared in South Bend but if press notices of his matches may be taken into consideration he is a bip leapue wrestler. S.alo Is (aim. In the preliminary, Younp Szabo a local youth who is fast gaining recognition in the wrcstlinp pam

will prapile witn LJHlie. brown, oijTir(, mouth bass are wanted ir r Hammond. Ind. Brown is fast. al-lthis plant. Those in the vicinity of most too fast for an inexperienced ; Hass ike. Ind.. should address

noy HKe ioo 10 iacKi ei inn w est end kid is confident of hia ability. Two boxing bout will be staped, one between Jack Quinlan. of Biston. and Ud. Slake, of South Bend; the other between Whltey Clcmons, .f South Bend, and Battling Jones, of Milwaukee. The mitt widders promise to furnish plenty of entertainment and wilt afford a change from an evening devoted entirely to wrestling, good advance sale Is reported. A CAMBRIDGE DEFEATS OXFORD A AIMS UAL THAMES BOAT RACE l'y Asorinted Pres.-: LONDON, March 27. Cambridge h.nt flrfonl in I'ntrlnnd's fnvnritp aouatic' event before probably the larpest concourse of people which ever witnessed a British boat race. The betting was 5 to 4 in favor of Cambridge, although until this week Oxford, with th advantage of two veteran Australian rowers who are Rhodes scholars, was the favorite. Cambridge won the toss, took the sheltered side of the river and never allowed the dark btues to get a nose ahead of them throuphout the four miles. Th light blue led by a length at the half mile post, but Oxford reduced the lead to half a length at the mile mark. Cambridge lel by two lengths at the half, a length at the mile mark. Cambridge led by two lengths at th half way post and by three lenpths when thr miles had ben covered. Oxford mado a hard spurt in the last half mile. cutting down 'ambridpe's lead. but finally fell back to four lenpths. VIGII.AXTKS. ATTKNTTOV. Members of the Anti-Auto-Thief committee, only of Penn, Portage. Warren and Oliver townships, will tneet at Central Uondevous at 11 p. m. sharp. Friday, April 2nd. You will be detained by the meeting not to exceed 20 minutes. Other members will be informed of the proceedings later. VIGILANTES CHIEF. 1751-28 Adv. CHICAGO police here are looking for two slick bandit. The pair held un a cafe last night. As they were leaving the chef drenched them with a skillet of hot grease. Keep "K'.lm" in your home. It makes rure milk. Sold at London's. 17OS-20 Stop and think! You Get 2 Pair of Pants With Every SUIT The same price you pay for one at $40 Others $45 and $50. Order your Clothes now. SUITS Made to Measure. I am giving the Best Valu es in South Bend. THE HOUSE OF VALUES 220 S. Michigan St.

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Whil in tho ?!;ce of tho fish and grime department of the Indiana consT ation commission recently ihv sulij et rum' up in fpard to a supply of breeders for the various state fith hatcheries. (Jeorpe N". Mannfold, the chief of the fish and panic division, held strictly t the theory that the sportsman would furnish a full supply of breeders proided. jhr.wever, that they were properly (apprised of th1 desires of tho d partment repardiap this matter. It JS " 'esire ft hn aw ine oreeiiers' mat way. He. s strictly ap-amst fendini? deputy pamn wardens out with seir.es to seine the streams and lakes for them. Many bass breeders at the various hatchincr plants 'die each winter, and it Is necessary where there is i pru,j or anpu-rs who will collect between live and ten in one day and notify the department at the state house he would be glad to send some one after them. Anglers in the vicinity of Syracuse, Ind., should notify Jacob Click of the Waw;tsee hatchery and address his mail to Svracuse. Ind. their communications to Frank H ay. Rural Itoute No. 1, Knox. Ind. Small mouth bass are wanted for this hatchery'. Those in the vicinity of the Riverside hatchery at Indianapolis are requested to notify George K. Mannfold at the department headquarters in the state house. Both large and small mouth bass are needed at this plant as well as j crappies and blue gills. The bass should be of a size between one; land three pounds each and the crappies and blue gills six inches or better in length. Only those that have not been hooked in vital places should be sent in. Any hsh that has been bled in the operation of its capture, even though it may survive, is unfit for breeding purposes. Mr. Mannfold stated that in case enough breeders were not donated bv the 'angling fraternity he would be coni-

Musical numbers hy a famous Marine Hand. Some cIom'-ui liariiKMiv. and soin real knfK.k-(l(wii nnl drag-out s neopat ion hy the Marine Jazz-ho Kings. Not to mention n few fast and furious plovc contests hy the champs of the Marino Coris. You arc cMvinI. ciwially If you arc an ci-Marino. Join in the chorus ml help u hac a gtHxl time COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS

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make up the deficiency hy sendinp men what ithers full stock. out with seines to pet were necessary for a The Indiana fishermen should feci gratified to know that things have finally reached a point where our state department incumbents show a spirit of doing things right. Our chief of the fish and game department should be backed up by every advocate of fish conservation in the state in this matter. When, if ever were the real supporters of this department given such encouragement to help the state to lo some real benehrial work. The sportsman of Marion and surrounding countis last fall donated over 7 0 breeders to the state hatchery showing thereby that the right spirit already prevails in some localities and I have no doubt but what they will repeat the performance this spring. All of which shows that we have reason for rejoicing at the way things are being done in our state of late. Any risherman who considers himself a sportsman will want to have his name among those who can say, "I've got at least one fish at the hatchery' working to help make the pastime of angling a little better in Indiana." If you will but try It once you will forccr feel like a different person. It sc ems to give the .angler a new and different side of the sport of fishing. There Is something fascinatirg about catching a good sizeable bass but it Is nothing compared to the feeling one has when he rinds himself carrying this same beautiful b iss out to the fish hatchery and there has the sensation of turning him into the ponds as one that will be the cause of producing many thousands of young with which the state restocks our fctate waters. I know of fishermen who really never take home a bass which is fit for ! a breeder, preferring at all times to i release it in the ponds of the hatchery.' If there was .some way by which we could make a real sportsman out of even angler I believe the time would come when you would have to hide behind a big rock every time you baited your hook. There always has been something about spring- fishing that made a An Evening of Jazz and Jollity Elks Temple

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when he dismbow ld his catch and found it full of epps. N'nw if you would overcome that ill-feeling Just say to yourself when you go out thi. j spring after the. wily bass. I'll ptit them In the hatchery and save that spawn. When bringing In f.sh with the intention of tbinating them for breeders yo i should be very careful not to injure them by bruising th ir sides or scraping off any scales as such injury eventually results in a fungus grow th, which finally ki'lsthe fiöh. Tue ones brought in during me cooi weatner are always more apt to survive so don't put it off until the weather gets too warm. GUSTAV J. T. MEYKK. BELIEVE STEAMERS HAVE BE EM SUXK PARIS. March 27. The dirigible AU-9 today sought trace of the Trench steamer Inx and Vidauban. believed to hive sunk with 142 passengers while enroute from Algeria to Marseilles. A wireless from the tug Milon today gaid wreckage believed to be that of the Ivax was discovered. r

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