South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 112, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1920 — Page 6

wroynsPAY moiotxg, atoil 21, 20. THE SOUTH. BEND NEWS-TIMES INDIANS CONTINUE DODGERS WIN, TIE PIRATES FOR LEAD Rival American Keystone Sackers THE WORLD 0 SPORTS

I League Standing ! WESTERN NORMAL

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Two-lao hits V ich. Speaker. Tlirpc-I'isf hits Wambsganss. Sacrifice Young. Chapman (-: Gardner; Nunamaker. Lrrors Cox, 2; O.ardner. Nunamaker. Double plays ---Iuh and Heilman; Chapman anil "Wamhsyanss. Ff ft on ha son Detroit T; Cleveland. S. Base on balls Off Alten, 1: Cux. 1; Glasier, 2; okrio. Caldwell. :: : Myers. 4; Faeth, 2; Morton, Z. Hits Off Alten I In 1-3 Innings; off Cox, 3 in 2 2-3 Innings; off Glasier, 2 In 2 Innings; off Okrie. 3 in 2 inning: off Ayrrs. 1 in 1 inning. Oft Caldwell. 7 in 6 innings: off Myers. 2 3u 1 1-3 Innings; off Faeth. none In r.r Inning. Pitched to two battr Off Morton none, in 1 1-3 inTiinss; off Uhlo. none in inTiin. Struck out lly falilwoll. 4. "Winning pitcher "aldwell. liinir j itrher Alton. I'mpircs Kvans ar..l Hildcbrar.il. Time 3:C4.

SENATORS TRIM MACKS :Y FREE UlTTIiSG GAME

l'.y As-o iated rro-5 : rillLADKLPHIA. Pa . April 20 IMiiladelphia. hit Zachary hard in thr closing lnninfr.-, but could not approximate Washington's early lend, the visitors winnlnpr. eicht to tive. Two home runs ly C. Walker, (,nt by Ihjpan and doubles by Kinlipv. Strunk and Hums netted the

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Two-laso hits Zachary, fiharrity, :ri;. P rkli'.s. Kinr. y, Strunk.

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Washington. : IMiilad.-l-a. 12. Paso on ball- Off Zaeh- . C: Martin. 2; Hasty. 1; Kinney. Hits of? Martin, in 2 lnninprs; Hasty. 2 In 2 inning; off Kinney,

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Saints TaJ:c Kmc City in Camp; Score 7-0 l". v AeDteJ Pre-: KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 20 John Overlook, a Chicago "smi i ro." he'd Kansas City to foar h.ts 3"j-tay and t. Haul won it.s fifth M"a:pht nam.1 of the st.ts.-n, s. ven :o nothing. Thre.- Kansas City pitchers w t re four.il by St. Haul bat-:-rs for thirteen h.its su-ore: rt. P.ii:l -01 O-JO 0 2u 7 1.1 x-.n--.! Mty . . orö OlO O'.oi 0 4 1 O"r'ok ar.d Hargrai-; Hortri ...ti. Ibed!-. .!tt'.iriri:i ar.d Swi-t:ey. Ni:Y V"i:K Suzanne Wbi;f .rd. a n 'ti'tr -. r-sf.ii::l.b r ..f tii.- la e ntribu! wn t frrt't ' -rr. '"1'i't.iit fa Si;.sent out "divi-rce aniiuußu- ! riier.U" to a!i htr Iritrds.

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HILL WAMHSGANNS

Who will take the laurels this year? P.asehall bups the nation over w ish they knew the answer. past records show Collins to be a harder clouter than Wamby and also a litl le better fielder. Hvever, this year fans are a little dubious about giving Kddie a shade. They figure that h is a?e will becrin to tell or. him and without Chick Clundil at first he is liable to commit more errors. Anyh ow it will b. a meat battle between the two, and although the odds favor the White Sox star it looks as ;hou gh Wamby will have a pood chance to up3fct the dope.

MANY NEW FACES ON FIRST SACKS OF BIG LEAGUES

Only a Few of the Veterans Retain Old Positions. Meyer With Reds.

n HDNitY lwmtr.LK Viiltctl lress Staff CorToiMiuloiit. NL:W YORK, April 2:.. Most of the st.'Ms cn the big limo baseball circuits hr.vo the panic old faces in the same oul places. More changes have been made around first base, however, than on any other nation of the : u? Pre. Seven newc-imorj to tho rznss of the rep'-lats are taking tho th-.ows on the btaru.irl side of the diamond. Five cf them are pure experiments. John McGraw and Kid Gleason were fvrojl tc the ttcKii'ti tak of putting an untried youngster on th important job when Hü Chase developed "bad eyes" and Oick Gandil de-cided to stay on the coasL Kelly Is Good. Georpo Kelly. McGraw's hope hn; a chance to make good :f thu G'.ant f.v. i w.Ii let him. -le an 1 Prank Frisch the new third-baseman, have ri dolnp nil the clu.v- hittinp but the rabid Gotham fan have been .i.ir.ed to iazz Keb id uro the eptnin Kamt, when no tnnimitt "! several busher stunts on the bases and W a hot grounder through him. Ted Jourdan seems to fit well in Sox works. He. however, hasn't ti e Job cut out for him that the youthful Kelly has to emulate the brilliant Hal Chase. Jourdan can play only ordinary ball and be as pool as his predecessor. Doc Johnson supped in to fill the

rmrty first sack for the Cleveland

Indians and has been doing so wen that Harris, the former first-baso-raan is not missed. Likely Dad. Civvy Cravath displaced the veteran Duderus with Paulette on the Phllly infield and the Cardinals are tryiup out Jacques l'ournier. whom Hr.nneb Utekev savs will develop In

to another "Peerless One." Jo Grimm is getting his chance with, tho Pirates and Ivy Griffin Is one j of the new flcdcltr.K'1 of Mack. Jack Daubert's refusal to stay out !

of a few games with a battered hand kept another ounttster from a coyote. 1 chance with the champion Reds. Joe Meyer, the Notre Dame star, however, may get the post before the end of the season. The Hraves have the youthful

face of Walter Holke on the sharp!

crn.t r. McGraw had him last year ar.d h" might be glad to have him back. Old Pred Morkle of the Cubs. Kd Kor.etehy of the Robins and Stuffy Mclnnis'are still .vithstandlng the rush time and clinging on in a fashion that is the despair of the youngsters in their camp. RED SOX .OSi: V.iAKS OUT AM) KEEP LEAD

scored the winning run. Pennock held New York to three hits. Score: A'ew York. AH R II O A Vick, rf 3- ( 2 u Po-okinpaugh ss..2 1 0 1 : Pipp lb 4 0 1 12 Ruth cf 4 0 ' 4 0 Lewis If :: o l u 1 Mouse! üb .1 1 1 2 Pratt 2b 4 0 1 1 C Rut-1 C ;5 0 o 0 1 Shawkel p : 0 0 0- J Totals 2i 2 3 2G 16 x Two out when winning run scored. PtoMon. A II R II OA Hooper rf ." 0 1 o McNally 2b 1 0 1 0 2 Menosky if 5 o :: 0 Hendrix cf 3 1 0 4 0 Mclnnw lb 2 u 1 M 0 Foster 2b .1 1 1 2 Scott ss 2 0 1 :'. Walters c :. 0 o 1 o Pen nock P o U 2 0 1 Fdbel . 1 0 1 0 0 Karr zz 1 0 0 0 o Jones yzz 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 22 Z 10 27 11 z Ratted for Walters in 9th. zz Hatted for Pennock, in 9th. zzz Pan for Eibel in tun. New York 010 000 001 2 Huston 000 CtOd 00 3 Two base hits. Pratt, Menosky. Stolen basis. Aleusel, Hendrix, Mcnally. Sacriflcts. Lewis, Melnnis, Scott. Krrors, Walters lb Left on bases. New York 5; Hoston 10. Rase on balls, off .Shaw key 5; oif Pennock 4. Struck out, by Shawkey 3; bv Pennock 1. ' empires. Connolly and Moriarity. Time, 2:23. PHILS HUMBLE GIANTS ON CRAVAT ITS HOMER

GOOD PRELIMS ON OLIYER PROGRAM

Ily Assovlnted Press: NHW YORK, April 20. Manager Cravath of the Phillies -vvon the third and deciding1 ganvj of the series with the Giants Tuesday, when he hit a home run into the ripht field prandstand, send in in two runs ahead of him. The score was 3 to 0. The contest was a pitching battle between the left banders of both clubs, score:

Philadelphia

Hägen and Kelly Should Put Up Fast Battle. Will Challenge Mason.

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When Johnny Hägen and Spider

Kelly swap punches in the semiwindup of the all-star boxing bout at tho Oliver theater tomorrow night local fans will have the chance of seeing two of the shiftiest and best flyweights produced in the last decade. Kach is a bear. There is no doubt about it. Fans who saw either of them whea they appeared hero beforo will agree that the gloves will wax hot and heavy during their 2 4 minute stay in the ring, providthe bout goes through the scheduled c ight rounds. Kelly eom.es here with an enviable record, as does his opponent. Roth have been laying some of the toughest boys in their class low, until each looms up as a contender for Frank ie Mason's claim to the American llyweight championship. It is quite probable that tho winner of this bout will be matched with Mason tome time in the near future befcre the local club. Kelly Is last. When Kelly fought here last he had his opponent, Jimmy Duffy of Loansport, in such a bad way that the retiree stopped the bout half a minute before the scheduled six rounds were up. Kelly is one of the fastest and neatest hitting lads who ever stepped around a local ring. lie has a left that shoots out like a bullet and his ripht comes over with such speed and force that many of his opponents wake up without realizing that they have ever been in a tight. What goes for Kelly goes for Hägen too. The little blond haired Detroit lad is one of thy cleanest and and bot boys who ever displayed his wares before a local audience. He has a wicked punch and it is doubtful if the little Milwaukee wop can withstand his aggressive attack. Local fans who have seen each of these boys perform are enthusi

astic about this bout, and from all aptaranefs their enthusiasm will not be dampened after the bout because c;ioh will give the best he ha.s in him and it will be a battle royal with the best man carrying off the the victory.

Uy Asüochtcd Pre: RROOKDYX, April no. YValUm Hood, rookie outfielder trom Moos Jaw, in the Western Canada, league, won an 11 inning battle for Brooklyn from Boston Tuesday by 1 to 0. Hood canio up with Fliioit in the fecontf with two out and drove a long two bagger to left, t-endinp across the only run of the game, in tho Sifth inning Dugey of Boston, who was coaching at third. :nade a remark which angered Myers. When tho Brooklyn players came In to bat. .Myers rushec at the Itrooklyn coach and struck him on the nose. The players clinched and aftr they were separated by team nvites both were ordered off tho field. Score: Hi stoii.

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eU 1 I-t ruit a -National I.ecue. I'ittsl':rg 4 r.r.k!yn ( eiiHinrutl :; PldDtloIpida St. Louis :: Postun j New York 1

CLiec?. 1 American .jorlatlon St. Pat;: a a Minneapolis 4 Tided. J l PoIlimbüS "J 1 Louisville l j Indiuniipolld 1 Milwaukee I 4 Kniisjs City l :.

r.'.Notre Dame luDehall Team! (i V i: .! v 7- ,!

Leae! eilnesriay tr Purdue Content.

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rain sat-T and with di appoint rr. n' , oozing frorr. et pore, i'o o 1. .

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YESTERDAY'S KESULT. St. lAubi-(hii-nct ir.iini. Petrolt, 10; Cleveland. 11. Washington. S; PalladelpMa. New York, 1" ; l$iton. .!. National Iage?. Plttsburg t'iiK innatl (rain . P.eoton, O; lirooHvn, 1 ill 1 n n i i. sc s Ptila lelphia. .1; New Yerk. 0. Chicago, 2.; St. Louis. P.

American Asoci.-lion

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i Carti.-r i, Id had been e mi lb d. The a. i i:- : t a r r ...-. w .r t

I territory s-.irro::r.dir.c .TirM-' :,'r! :" xhu ;ifr ,!:-::-- ,V j stand a.v in a .-late of socuin. -s ; t; p.:. p.-r fr-i) the s . r-.:- ( .! j the siiiiit of whi-h a deep-si a r, t:r,- f.-r S.)ri;p in .-...;! , . I would haw- siiuddend. i nir:- :' the ! b.'.! I

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. j ii i ii.iu aim I i . . j si I o.'r . New K ! k 1 T. T 1 J b'ft arlv this morning for Uii.ty-j f..r ., j tte v.h. ie Piey will attempt, p. -.t Chicago I in aetu.n .!t,rai!.si Purdue thi aft.-r- ; ";;. if

noon. Tib- i,.;ui:ig jtla.rs mad .lie:;..',.;-. s the trip: InheKbrs. Mil. s. Fit ., r- 1 1 , :-. . :b aid. I'ri-kop. Mi...!.-, 1 eriii. hr. ! ; ,.-,, i i. .McGarl; outüeld rs Connors. Mn- i1.:,,, !, . f

jah.r.it. l)i'iio,i!i, Mirg.i:i, S'hi:;. !.l ; p.. ,;. .;, ! llltch.'IN t U-t.ll- I !).. -i t..l .'. .'. x- i .- . - 1

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I'.'u.- lwt..lUA er" x.Li.ie.UI'l'.. Columbus-Indianapoli. iwet grounds.. "Vll! P'tch Dalb y againt t Is Hoib-r-

utlern Ao iat in. Atlanta. 1; New Orleans. I All otb.rs postponed (raint.

I GIMKS TOIV. i Anirlran league. ; St. Lotiis at Chit-airo. j Petn.it jit e .evl.tnil. i New York at Hoston.

YVashlugton t I'hila.b-lid.ia National Lrau. Jloston at 12 rook) vn.

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scored. Boston trGV 000 COO 00 0 Brooklyn 000 000 ('00 01 1 Two base hits, Holke, Konetchy and Hood. Three base hit, O'Neill. Stolen base, ZvLaxanville. Sacrifice hits, Holke, Cadore. Error. O'Neill. If ft on base, Boston 6; Brooklyn 11. Rase on balls, Oeschger 2. Hit by pitcher, by Oeschger (Ca

dore.) struck out, by Oeuchger by Cadore 4. Umpires, O'Day and Harrison. Time, 2 hours.

FOG STOPS S0X-BR01VN GAME IN THIRD INNING

Dy As-oelated Press: CHICAGO, April 20. A heavy fog which settled over Comiskey park Tuesday caused the calling of the St. Louis and Chicago game in the last half of the third Inning. Chicago was leading one to nothing and had the bases filled in it.s half of the third inning with none out and Jackson up when Umpire Owens called tlm.e. It was impossible to see the outfielders from home plate at the time tho game was called.

j im.iki ts th: atb i no. Judi;i:!-:

I liopi M.s !K 111 practice, lie (well advanced in his training. Tii j will be Lalb-y's ;h: s-.u t tili--I sprint,'. The southpaw sh.i-n.an lj not an e.rl- starter. lie b- Ii-v s in , sivmg himself uj like a Mmvuiir. j Rittht. now Dilb-y is tb.e 1mst-ry ( man" of the Notre Pan.e pitching j corps. Nobodvs knows how e,,,,,ri he

!e;t!ly is. This atteinoon, hower, his life will become an op n book. If advanre iej)oris of Purdue's prowess count for anything. Lalb-y will gt a tough baptism into tlo l:20 campaign today. The downstate nine is said to poss.-s a !-

i vastating s.aiasli in its attack th.at

NFW YORK. April 20.FinaI ar- w.i11, uo!:r' . ni;Ulv I''I'-ly-touted

rangements were completed h.w 1J" ir': u",7"" Tuesday for -.he entrv of a full coir..- ' . ror;tls, Av' 1 nU"' l l" plement of American rille and pistol ! 1 -rawli-rdsvilb. J Imrsday tor a game experts in the C)lvmpic games shoot- j h . u 1lJ,:.Kth- Tw,0 wit ing contests to be held at Peverloo. I!jI'VI; 1 "hy.amlM!1:r,1;l''

RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOOTERS U ILL HOLD QUALIFYING ROUNDS

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Pat'.d for S.'h'ipp i :i j-enth. Cllic.iuo et, I , ;.. 0 Lf '0 3 St. Don iv uc1 14 t" pi-D Two-Im hi: -flok. OWarrU. Three-b.:-e bit1- -I'n irni. r. McHenr .. Iloiae t nn - S!h rdi 11. SacrificesStiel.-. Janvrin. Urror Hdb( b r. Herzoe. Halber. Stock. Doable plays - Hornby, .Tanvrin at:d laiurr.it r. .Tanvrin. Horn-by and FoMinicr: Horr.s''V and Fourn:r: IVi),.,n. -.r.l i.'lllf.fir- Pirlif.r

HARVARD OARSMEN IN ! km. ,.; vlu ., chbng.

1": St. I,oui. y. Hase on balls MT Gaw. 1; off Martin. 2: orf S:b.tipp

1 1 Iii - 'iff eiaw. .'. in 1 inning:

P.v Associated I'res: I (vflr,. ,,.:t in "'.id 1- off Turner 2 In

! conclude the' trip. Illinois has but j

recently returned from a southern!

j training trip and is sai 1 to be sev

eral shades to the pink as to condition. Tlie next home gam' for Capt. Mib-s' nine is with Michigan Monday.

Belgium, July L'l to :;l. The team will sail from this city on June 2 and is expected to arrive at the Belgian army range in time to allow two weeks of practice. S'peclal tryouts will be held in various parts- of the country during tho next few weeks and the nnal trials, on which the team selections will be based, will be held at the United States marine rit!1 range at ejuantico, Va., late in May and June. Tlie riflem'L will spend the week

of May Ü4 ta L'9 qualifying lor the ANNAPOLIS. Md.. April 0. j 1 i- inninf:.- (,V:e tut in .3rd.:

team and on June 1. HJ the pistol; n.arvani s sUai ot oarsno n making i Martin. ". in 2 '2-3 innings (nor

SHAPE FOR REGATTA)

experts will shoot over the Quantico

range for positions on the United States Olympic team.

BLUFFTON. Ind.. A school teacher asked a class of boys for their "gallopin dominoo." He passed a bat down the aisle and nearly every boy dropped in a pair. The hat was full of dice when it was returned to his desk.

up a party of 3.. and comprising the (

varsity, second varsity and freshen n ei-'ht oared shell crows arrived here Tuesday for the rai t s to be rowed

against crews of tlie Annapolis oarsmen in the respective classes on the Severn river next Saturdav. Tiie three eights were out for

long spins on the river this after-!

noon and showed up well. They

r in sixth : off N'ewklrk. 2 in 3

intiiuiis: off S hup;. .'. in 7 Inning: off Hain . '' i'i 2 innings. Hit bv PiPh"r --- Bv Schupp (Rarhin. Struck i.nt By Nrwkirk. 1; bv S- hupp. 3 Winning plteher Schupp. Losing pitcher G.iw. Cmpire K'eni and llml!.v Tin,.- 2: 1 a.

will go out morning and afternoon ; ,r vi'tvv-" 'rntrc to . t i from now on. I TV : L -1 1 M L: Want Af-.

State Oratorical

Contest at Bloomington

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BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. April 21. The Indiana state high school oratorical contest will be held at Indiana university Friday night, April 23, under the auspices of tho Indiana university extension division. Representatives selected In district meets from the 13 congressional districts of the Ktate will speak. "What Shall We Do With Our Railroads?'' is the subject for discussion.

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