South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1921 — Page 8

i:ni:sn.Y mokmm;, .may iivi. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Barnes Witches Illini To Second Wm Over Isloire Dame

FOUR EXTRA-BASE HITS BY SUCKERS SCORE THREE RUNS

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the fan when with two men on the mighty Bl!vernlcht. who had alrr.tdy knocked a homer, cams to 1 at and causrht ono of Harnes hoots and .-nt it far into deep center. Vogel nade a, great catch f th hit and stopped tho threatened rally. Again Illinois was first to cor when Harnes cratchd an infield hit In the third. Daugherty hot Iinr to Kane forcM Barnes at second. McCurdy followed with a smashing two-barger along the left fU-ld foul line which scored Dousrherty. Met Hits Long Homer. Illinois scored again in the fifth when McCurdy walked and scored when Garvey misjudged Helstrom's Ions high fly to right field. Bl!evernlcht feored the only Notre D?.m tally in the Rixth when he smashed one of Harnes shoots to deep left center for a home run. M"p, first Illinois man up in th sixth, hit the first hall pitched to deep center for a circuit clout. Mee's hit was the longest made on Illinois- field this season. This concluded the Illinois scoring. After Kästner had filed out to start the eighth. Kane ocked a nat fdnqle to left field. Miles struck out. but Moha.rdt went to first when h was hit by a pitched ball. It was then that Vogel ruined Notre Pimp's chance for winning by making a grand stand catch of Blievcrnlcht's long hit to center that was ticketed for at least three bases. The box score:

Notre Dame Ab U H PO A K Kane. 3b 4 0 1 2 4 Mile, ps 3 o o 2 Mohardt. cf. . ..3 0 0 ?. 0 Blicvernicht. c. . . 4 1 1 4 2 Fitzgerald, lb. ..4 0 0 0 1 Kiley. 2b 4 0 0 IVnlr-nn If. . . 4 ft 0 1 4 ft ft fiarvey, rf 3 0 1 0 Cast n er, D 2 0 1 0

Totals 31 1 4 24 12 2 Illinois Ab R II TO A K Mee. 4 1 1 1 1 Daugherty. c. . . . 4 1 1 1 n McCurdy. lb 4 1 1 0 0 Vozel, cf 4 0 2 0 ft IIel?trom, 2b 4 0 1 1 0 Johr..on. rf 4 0 0 5 0 0 i 'rangle. If 0 0 0 0 0 0 reden. If 4 0 0 3 0 0 Stewart. 3b 4 0 1 1 0 0 Harnes, r 4 0 1 1 4 0 Tota'ls 36 3 27 7 1

Innlncs: Notre Dame ...000 001 000 1 4 2 ' Illinois 001 011 00k 3 6 1 Summary: Home runs. Mee and Hlievcrnicht; three base. bit.. Ilelstrom; two ba?e hits. McCurdy and Harness. Struck out Castner. 3: by Harnes. 7. Bases on fcalls off Caftner. '4; off Harnes. 1. Hit by pitcher, Mee and Mohardt. Pouble, play., Miles to Kiley to Fitzgerald. Tnipire, Triscoll. Nazlm ova's fir?t appearance on the Ftape was as an 80-year-old poasant in the mob scene of "Ivan the Terrible." ' Any Made To Order Suit Values in So. Bend Opposite Grand Trunk. rnici:s

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By DEAN SNYDER. Five pitching arms are making: a formidable flywheel for the BrookIny Dodgers. Around and around it spins. And as it spins it is making martyrs of National League batters to the cause of your Undo Wllbert Robinson. Your Uncle Wllbert Is the hub of the spinning wheel. "Good pitching is the real b.isls of trood baseball." says Unci Wllbert. "I won the pennant last year because I had tho best staff of pitchers in the league. "I failed to win the world scries because my pr'ze etaff of hurlera went to pieces in the final test. "My Dodgeis lost at the start this year .because my pitchers hadn't come around. "We're winning: now because they have rounded to form." Any ball club Is a pennant contender when It has a pitching: flywheel like Unole Wilbert's. Three Port skiers. Three of the arms of this hurling flywheel are lefties. They are Clarence Mitchell, Dutch Reuther and Sherrod Smith. LOCAL TRACKSTERS ENTER MICH. CLASH B c n (1 e r 8 Strengthened for 'Four-State' Meet by Return of Maxey. The acid test will be applied to Coach Hastings' cinder and field outfit when they Journey to Kalama zoo Saturday to take up arms against the best track outfits in Michigan. Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana. The Kalamazoo College Invitation meet every season bringrs the cream of the prep track men in these parts together and this wason's seems to be no exception. The locals' chances in making an excellent showing received quite a boost w.nn Maxey, star distance man, wan again reinstated Into the eligibility list. The Orang; and Blue performer who copped both the mho and half at tho Northern Indiana list seson, and who made a creditable showing at the state meet last season, ha no been able to compvte so far this season, but has reen working cut regularly and is In th pink of condition. Much Goo! Material. The coli weather la keeping the local mentor . from working the tracksttrs as he would like, the workouti for the past few days consisting i.f only a Jo? around the track. However, favorable weather i.- expected to make Its appearance before Saturday, which will permit the men to complete their training. If the locals can make a showing in the Kalamazoo meet, the school will undoubtedly go the limit In backing them up for a championship aggregation, and the state meet at Purdue will be the Orange and Blue.- goal. Some excellent material is hidden in the performances of many of the men. and what they can really accomplish will undoubtedly be di5played Saturday. Among some of the men that are expected to cut some capers at the coming event is Sabo, high point man cf the meet last Saturday; Maxey. rtv!er and above all Capt. Shiss. The local leader has been heaving the ehot a record distance all season, not being pressed within several feet for a second place. COLUMBUS 5; TOLUDO 2. r.y Ans-iated Tres: TOLEDO. May 3. Brady blew up In the seventh Inning Tuesday and Columbus scored four runs, winning the third game of the series with Toledo. The score was 5 to 2. The postponed game of Monday will be played here tomorrow, both teams having an eft date in the schedule. Score: Columbus 000 000 401 5: 9; 1 Toledo 010 000 070 2; 7; 1 Martin and Hartley; Brady and Ixab, Manush. Try KEKS-TIMES Want Ads

And the two right-handed spokes of the wheel are going Just as good Burleigh Giimes and Al Mamaux. Big Jeff Pfeffer and Leon Cadore, who went good in 1920. haven't hit their stride yet. But Uncle Wllbert thinks they will be Included in his winning flywheel soon. The Dodgers got away to a poor start this spring. New Orleans climate was too damp for pltc.ning arms. The Yanks walked all over them in their exhibition tour. They lost I've of their first elx games when the season started, with the result that they wero In last place on April 20. Ten days later, on April 30, they were in Fecond place with nine straight wins. The Dodgers' recent victories cannot be credited to luck. They took four straights from Boston and handed the Giants a similar dose in the eame-slzed package. October is a long way off. It'll take a lot of oil to keep the Dodgers flywheel going. But Uncle Wilbert is a skilled mechanician when it comes to keeping pitching arms in chape. GEORGE KELLY IS CYNOSURE OF ALL BASEBALL FÄND0M Mike Donlin, Former Giant Star, Tells the World George is There. By nENRY U FARRELL, United Tress Staff Correspondent. NEW YORK, May 3. "That boy George Kelly sure can sock." Take the word of Mike Donlin for it. Also take his record of seven home runs in 15 games ns evidence. Donlin, tho old idol of the Polo grounds who now "fields" behind tho footlights, saw the skyscraper first bawman of the Giants pole his "seven" Monday high up Into tho left field bleachers. Blows OutdlMa.net Ruth's. "Kelly hits 'em farther than Ruth and he's getting Just as hard to fool," Donlin said before the Braves and the Giants took the field. "He's a sucker for a fast ball. They all had his number last year. Walt until the pitchers get in midreason form and watch him wilt." a brother actor put In. Watson's first delivery to the new home run king was a fast one up around the shoulders. Kelly slammed it almost ever the left field fence. "Yes. he's a mark for a fast ball." Dcnlin came back. "Well, he can't hit a curve ball. We all know that," the other retorted. lilts 'Em All. Mr. Scott was pitching then and he broke out with a wide grin when ho made Kelly swing foolishly twice at a low curve ball his second time at the bat. He fed the long one another curve and he smashed it clear to the center field fence, but they were laying back from him and it was only good for a double. "I guess he's a bum on a cute ball, too" from Donlin. The battle between Kelly and Babe Ruth for home run honors not only has New York by the cars, but it is easi'y the eensation of the young season. nosn poly sw.rrs butler. By Associated Pres: TERRE HAUTE. Ind,, May 4. The Rose Poly put out Butler here Tuesday, 11 to 0. The game was featured by hard hitting of the engineers, who bunched hits in three innings. Score: Butler 000 000 000 0 3 3 Rom Poly ..033 000 50x 11 14 3 Bremen and Short; Reinhardt and Krausbeck. "Over the Hin." which has been showing exclusively in New York. Is now being exhibited in other cities.

League Standing

American League. W. U Cleveland 12 Washington ...... 11 Detroit 8 PCT. .70 .547 .500 .500 .500 .404 New ork 7 Boston 6 St. Ixuls 6 Chicago 4 Philadcphia 5 4 9 8 10 National Drogue.

Pittsburg 13 .1 .SI 2 Brooklyn 12 5 .70$ New York 10 6 .6 ."2 Chicago 6 7 .42 Cincinnati 7 . 10 .412 Boston 6 12 .333 Philadelphia 5 10 .S".:? St. Louis 3 3 .250

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Minneapolis 9 ? .750 Indianapolis 8 5 .MS Kansas City 8 7 .533 Laulsvllle S S .500 Columbus 6 7 ,42 Milwaukee ß 7 .4S2 Toledo 7 9 .4 HS St. Paul 5 12 .294

YESTERDAY'S RESl'LTS. American Jyeaguo. Chicago 1; Dertroltl". Washington 4; Philadelphia New York 2; Boston 0. National League. Pittsburg at Chicago, cold. Boston 2; New York 7. American Association. Columbus 5; Toledo 2. Louisville at Indianapolis, cold. Kansas City at .Milwaukee, cold. St. Paul 2; Minneapolis 4. International League. Rochester 1; Jersey City 2. Toronto 0: Newark 2. Buffalo 10; Beading 5, (first game.) Buffalo 2; Reading 1, (second game.) Baltimore-Syracuse, rain Southern Association. Mobile 1; Little Rock 5. New Orleans 9; Memphis 6. Atlanta-Birmingham, cold. Chattanooga-Nashville, cold. G AMISS TODAY. American Ijoasuc. Chicago at Detroit. Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Washington. National Jjeafmc. St. Louis at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at Chicago. Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. N. D. BOXERS RECEIVE UNFAIR DEAL AT GARY That Danny McGowan and Franky Cahiil, the two Notre Dame boys who took part in the A. A. U. boxing championships held at Gary. Ind.. Friday and Saturday of la?t week, were given an absolutely rawdeal is the opinion of many who r. ttended the matchce. Several letter? about the matter received fron unbiased residents of Gary, prctestir.--the decisions against the local lad:-, were received In the local sporting department. It seems that McGowan was giver, a particularly retten deal. He boxed a lad by the name of Thompson from Gary and clearly outpointed him. rocking him with many leftr, while making h'm miss continually. so the letters state. The three judgtn were from Gary and rendered a decision in favor of Thompsn. which was even accepted with disfavor by the Gary audience. Cahiil. it appears, was holding his own with an opponent from Chicago when in the third the referee stepped in to separate them and had hold of one of Cahill's arms, when his opponent rushed in and K. O.'ed the defenseless Cahiil. The judges, however, allowed the K. O. to fund In the Chicago lad's favor, which was quite unfair according to th informant's opinion. "King Lear" Is to be done in celluloid by Louis B. Mayer. John Stahl will direct and Lewis .tone will probably have the titular role.

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