South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 March 1916 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMLa i new mo tim HMn oi nr I TRACK mum I I I ' a Conditioning Champion Willard for Moran Fight '.uur run ihn hiyu ülul TO BE IN ON FINALS BOWLING SCORES 1 H-al lliuh r.asket llall T:iin Shows Well in Prattler (iatno at Y. M. C A. MEN MAY LULL ft! N. mi ii:u ki:ic llii k ! !,..! pt Ii'i'r.;ik

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Propose to Hold Events Under International Amateur Rules.

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btlc team for a srres nf international track anl h'-M meets eventual s, as appears likely, th' contests In thij co'ir.try will in all probability be held ur.df-r the rvib-s of th International Amateur Athletic f '!--.ration. At th initial x meeting of tni-j body held at Lyons, Franco. June 10-11'. 1.14, tjoih Sweden and the L"nit-d Xats athletic associations ur- prominent tn In formation or th- federation and the drawing Up of the rules ne of the suljt mvmj inu' h consideration was tho .standardizing of athletics in all parts of the world and the establishing of a standard set of events and record tables. At that meeting. t which th late James i:. Sillivan was the leading American delegate, th Ibt of reogni7eil world's records v.as prepared and a tentative program for th' 191; Iymiio Karnes promulgated. All th running events were placed under the metric system of ni'a.sureuient ami until the war caused a halt in athb-tie competition all th Iluropeau countries condvu td their annual championship meets in accordance with these rules. A. the Swedish championships, held at (lat'e. Aug. 11 10. 2 1 eent wer heduPMl, -v ry on of which was conducted und'-r the I. A. A. 1'. rule j. ( "ornparisons Dilhcull. For this reason an accurate eveii.-

hy-event comparison of the work of I the Swedish and American winners ' last season is very dilticult sine- it involves recourse to mathematics and much figuring to ascertain the! approximate Urne of a hundred-yard j as compared to the winner of a hun- j died meter sprint. Since a meter i is ;i.'!7 inches more than one yard' the I. A. A. !'". or metric system j sprinter runs 1 yards .v-rainM i the lort yards flat of the American 1 dash athlete. Frnie Hjertberg;, the j Swedish ( ilyinini' trainer, who is in- i iirctly responsible for the pro- ! posed international meets, was able I to t;iv a. list of his Lest entrants ' iti the various events hut declined I to attempt to figure out their tim '

or ability under the American standards. For the sprints Sweden has Smedmark and ttailer." both of whom are good for 11 seronds in the hundred metres. This is hut one-fifth of a second slower than f'raig's time when th American won a similar

vent in the Olympic Karnes at! Stockholm in K1J. Scandell can!

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Suth Herd's cl';in for winning j 1 r.iv v e sMtoti! championship, wldcli f . ;

nill !" li !l ;:i (i.irv Friday and Sat-j 1

urday. iir-' considerably hrip iter than

si-v ral e'rts api, before the s-ched-

!i dope available at tae local s- iionl. So. ith I .end .should contend with V. P.K'.ra.s. for the final honors

in the closipK same Saturd l.v nipbt.) Yesterday's practice was featured j at the Y. M. C A. by a same with j several college stars and physical

inMruc'ors of the Y. M. C A., who

could offer little resistance to the hUh lads in the affair. J. 1.. Miller, physical instructor of the Y. M. C. A., featured the play for the losers, while every man on the hisch five went pood. The strongest contenders for the

; honors at Gary are Valpara'so, Gary

Kmerson. East Chicago and South Bend. Valparaiso has defeated Fast Chicago, also defeated Oaty twice, and has heen defeated at the hands of the locals. South Bend must defeat Hammond, Fast Chicacro and Gary Fmerson to reach the finals, while Valparaiso must defeat Laporte and Crown Point, they drawing' a bye and only having to play two Kan.es to reach the tinnls. ('apt. 0'Ionnell. Sousley, Ponovan, Smith and Zilky will form the opening iinntet, while Sweeney, Kelly and Oochovcty will be usetl as substitutes if needed. All three may

! see service in the openinK Käme 1 with Hammond on Friday after

noon. A larre number of rooters from the hitrh school are expected to accompany the team to the tournament, while an equal number will anxiously await the final results at the high school.

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Intci hall Teams and Freshmen Track Squad Center Interest.

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hari:ess vhn spr.n op. r. Si)rinK football pi.otnf , "

At the riwht is Chamiion Jess Willard. boxing1 with his sparring partner, Walter Monahan. who is one of the many members of the .staff conditioning the champion for his corning fipht with Frank Moran. Monahan is about the same size as Frank Moran and uses Moran's tactics In boxing with Willard in order to perfect the champion's defense.

News From the Southern Baseball Camps

Intern:) tioiuil News Service: ST. UHMS, Mo., March S. Five St. J,ouis P.rowns have been shunted to the Terre Hatbe Central league club, according to an announcement by ISranch Kickey, business manager of the Itrowns. They are pitchers 1'ritzmeyer. Schartzman and Co hhran. Catcher O'Hrien and Outfielder Schulte.

Till IX IlILt.lAItl) MATCH.

vents Sjol.'ig

victories anl ne defeat each in the

has I worui s cnampionsnip pocner ouiiard

tournament tlay. Yesterday's results were: Maturo. 100: Clark. SS; Planken-

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I . ' ........ - - - 100; Concannon. 61; Maturo, ICO; I;tyton.

tlo ru I-.", scromls in the 4 o meter anl .Ml-n l.r.s in the MH ' Zan-

b r is pood for l.'.li) in the ,".0i0 International N s StvIv: and Ohman ::.,.::i in the 10,it) j CHICAC.(. March S. OeorKO m-ter rat es. Zerlin- h is won tho ; 1'br-. Brooklyn. Mike Petrie. Chili' nuder huh hurdle race in l.", j caKo. and P.lankenship f letroit. i'-ü sec.. nils. i wer' tied for first place with four

;hmI Marks Iao!

In the field

leared '. f- t inches in th hih j imp: AberK -.. f-et 4 inches in the broad jump, and Sahtin 4 feet in the hop. step and jump. Oille is .;ood for 1 feet. '. inches in the pole ati':c Nil-son 47 feet ." inches in the shotput; Linl lt"." feet for the 1 ('.-pound hammer and Stroniber .;." fet with the .";-pourid weicht. Some of these marks compare faorably '.ith the records made by 'lympio uinn-rs four years ajco and if tb.' wdish athletes are tailed rp.oi to ni. er district teams only in their coming tames in America the imadini? atb.Ietes will have an excellent harne of winning a fair shir' of tb.e eents ;.t th proosed ompetitiorvs in New York. Chicago, ritts'urh and dhr citits. Those who know Hjertbert; will realize that the former American middle distance champion has taken this Into aco;:nt and that he would not triim' a team of his athletic pupils to this country unlc.-s he was as. purcl that they would make an excellent .s-howir. g.

NTi:..Ml!!P Interi.:i t Son. il News Ni:V YbKK. prs sailing to da v.

m i:mi:ts. erv i. e : March S. Steamnone. Pnp to ar-

rie to. lay: American. llotterlam: Siljestad. ;lai-;ou: Kanvyk. Ktter!ar:i: Sicania. Naples; Chica. llcrdtaux.

KOMEOF GOOD CLOTHE

nKi:it ;irrs on job. International News Service: MACON, (.a.. March S. "Home Run" 1 taker was on hand for training tday. ready to show the Yankee recruits how he hit the ball "a la (liant killer." The team is rounding to rapidly. If the weather permits another practice game will be staged today.

roi.n tails to stop tickks. Interti.itloii.il News Servie: WAXACIIAi'l'IK. Texas. March S. Cold weather did not stop the Tiker rookies from working out today. Coach Sullivan had the pitchers learning to hold runners on bases this morning and in the afternoon led them to the sliding pit for instruction. Catcher Stanage is below plaing weicht and is batting line.

S. But two members of Mgr. Jimmy Callahan's advance sqvad were missing today when he summoned them for their first workout of the 1316 season. Pitcher Elmer Jacob and Outfielder Max Carey will arrive this afternoon. Sixteen men are in camp. Drinking- copious draughts o? the famous Dawson mineral water and a brief workout In the big training shed will occupy the squad's hr?t training amp work day.

iaxts wrxooMi: cool wavi-:. International News Service: MARLIN", Texas. March 8. The cool wave which swept Marlin was welcomed by tho Giants today. The excessive heat of the last few days had taken the steam out of the r layers, but today they went at their practice ful of "pep."

IIIS PLAYKILS AH1-: ITT. International Newsservice: DAYTONA. Fla.. March 8. "My players are fit." This was Mgr. Robinson's expression today after the game played by the Dodgers yesterday. The men batted well, ran bases in fine style and were adept at fielding. Another game is on this afternoon.

ItI'DS IV BATTIXfJ PKACTICIl International News Service: SHRi:Vi:i'ORT. La.. March 8. Fungo batting constituted the main work of Mgr. Herzog's Reds today. The warm weather is fast getting the men into condition. Catcher Ivy Wingo has arrived after a winter's hunting in Georgia.

LAUREL TEAM LOSES

St. Joseph Holy Xanio Society Quintet Win 3.V32.

society debasket hall

PICKED TOLEDO BOWLERS FAIL TO MOVE LEADERS

liest Tlwy Can Do is Third Place in Any Event.

TOLEDO, O., March 8. Toledos picked men went acainst the minor event leaders of the American Rowling congress tournament here Tuesday afternoon without disturbing the top notchers, although some heavy attacks were launched. Third places were the best secured in either event.

KANSAS CITY WANTS WELSH-WHITE BOUT

International Newsservice: CHICAGO, March 8. The officially projected Freddie Welsh-Charley White championship battle was being negotiated for again today. This time Kansas City is bidding for the fight. Gabe Kaufman, matchmaker for the Central A. C. of Kansas City, wants to arrange a championship

The St. Joseph Holy feated the L,aurel civic

team, last evening- In "tho Iatters' gym by the score of r.5 to ?,2. Tho game was very close anl hard fought and the winners were aided by the great performance of Harret and Fredericks, while the Jones brothers went well for the losers. Holy Soviet.) (..") laurel (32) McCafferty W. Jones Right Forward. Barrett Xyiko Left Forward. Cunningham C. Jones Center. Fredericks Kubiack Right Guard. Rishop Rella Left Guard. Baskets Rarrett ?, Cunningham 4, Fredericks 4, C. Jones 7. Rella Xyikos 4, W. Jones 2. Fouls One. Referee C. Ryes.

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15-round battle for April

He of

fered Harry Rollok, Welsh's manager, 35 per cent of the gross receipts. Follok demanded a $10.000 guarantee or the privilege of 60 per cent of the gross. Kaufman is going back to Kansas City to confer with officials of his club before he gives Follok an answer. Charley White is matched to go 10 rounds with Matt Wells, the British lightweight champion at Cincinnati on March 20.

imiXGs hi:coiii frici:. International News Service: SEI )A LI A, Mo., March S Grand Champion Relle Boy, which was purchased from 1 M. Monses by a symiicate of Tennessee stock men for $3,750, established a n'v record high price for a jack at the annual Jack-Jennet sale here.

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r.t.iN m-j 711 rr vxw SIIIPPIIKS Rice i:v. 1'.'. l.v: 4i W.-.i-li- l'.s 1:1a 14 4L'o Paker sr, pjii 114 ;:i'.i ie Van in; i;s 1:57 4.11 All. irt lo. i:s: 112 .".'.o Totals ;17 7'2'J t;2 'J'd.l i:an;i: i:ti:i:.ai.s s. p.). k 1 ::.; 1st 114 4;4 Smith H7 10: 14.. 4.'.1 I. .iyfii!(l 112 l.v; PM 4'".2 l.lcnfcl.lt P".7 l'.'s IC .".2 g. p.ock ii7 1.1.". p;2 p;2 T.'tals 7.'i'J s.v. 7 so i;:;i;s pobisiniKs II. Fritz. los hü Hi ."j.i F.'-ttorff t7 117 ill XT. r.iittnti pi.-, 140 lis Matthews 1.-J7 112 P7 :2".; lla!t'riiiau 117 12s 112 :7 I I:i nI i i p 2P' 210 21; fs T"t.i! sp vjs s.-, 21:;:; V. A. V. I.KAtit K. STA US - S. M. IP.!inm.n 14'. IM 1 ii 44o r.nii.ls i.'.o lsj jss Mh. ; Fullmer p;s pv y.'jt 4.17 I'.!''''!! lsl i.V. io; 410 l'asii lsl i-.rj ..:s ll:i ml i i a . 7'. 7; 7; :;7 '1'otals svs ;n: sos jr,c, si.xii-:i:s--I'ruyne 1GS p;.; si :, CjiniplM'll IV lsl ik; ist; M"if 171 I.V. l.'.s 4s4 M'sdiol(lcr IP.t l F. lsj s' .Inlinsti.n. jr 2 2 P2 isr, .v.7 Hamli.-ni. 17 17 17 .M Totals s;i,; v-4 vj .jj I

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ani it win 1.' Coach Rock r.e. vatsitv contests

April, how eve To Mcvt Kalamaot

I'ifshman track meu w with the Wstern St;tschiid! t'.im t.f Kal.im;i7" in :i meet at the local Km urday and th affair i mucli inter's amou the

The fans will hae th-ir onporttinity of se-ing tin-

in active competition and tl..' formances of several p;'? youths will be W.ltihcd 1 Aniom: the headüners on the man outfit ar- .Mulligan, a dash Douglas, a high jumper and vaulter; Me hau and ('as per.

tnilers. and Xonan. frm-r

Athletic clui. miler. Th'1 indoor inter-hall ch;:mpi"nship f X"tre Iam' will als. be d-. cidi'il this month. The re w i I ! tw

4.17 j preliminary meets, in a h of vhi h

three halls will compete. The Jir-i four plaee winners in -ah -nt 10 these preliminaries will then ! -liilile to coinjiete in the linals. Ilall athletes are much n!husd " r th" comimr tn-ts and it is expected that the competition will x linirlv keen.

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PIRATES RELEASE KELLY Former Nti Dam' Twirling; Star Lot Go Fnconditionallv. I'lTTXIU'lKlH, Fa.. March s. Fitch-r Herbert Kelly, a lefthander. Tuesday was released unconditionally by the Fittshurgh National league club. Kelly came to the Firates in 1914 frm the Fniversity of Xotre Dame and was placed with Atlanta in the Southern association last year tinder an option, being recalled in the fall.

m:n sox u:vi; ixm camp. I nfernatlonal News Service: BOSTON. March S. The champion Red Sox will leave this city Friday morning for Hot Springs, where the team will train for the (.min- season.

THREE HARVARD STARS ASKED TO QUIT SCHOOL (ilmaii. I'nwriülit and llilc Fail to Fass Mid-Year I'vaininat ions.

'AM RRI I Gi;. Mass., Mar. h vHarvard's football sjuad f..r ivxf fall received a heavy blow T;i -lav vh'ii three of its stron-est .mdi(laies. ( 'a ptain- 1 c t .1. A. Gilttian f H'nlulu. a uuard; Tli.mas H. Fnwripht of Fall River, and W. J Roles of Roston, both b.n l.:;d.l stars, were asked by the coUeir.. ministrative hoard to withdraw fi.,,n college because of failure 1,. j.athe mid -year examLnat io:.-.

Fi ture framing, wall ; .; Iaint. Prices low. Xeidbait. Jeff.

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PORTUGUESE TAKE OVER INTERNED GERMAN SHIPS

fit( iii:r wf.i.i. iyaxci:i). li ti ra ttieiial ;"ws Se'vi e: CHARF TTF.SYILLK. Ya.. March . The Nationals' training camp was put in shape today fr the arrival of Mtrr. ("birke Gril!hh and his r;s i teiulais. Crif will find his '"early b'.rd" pitch rs w ell adaiuel desp.t' the fa t that lliost of th- ir tra ii: ; r:-r .-tuv.ts hae ben "erloi ir.i d indoors '..tiause of the l ad w ath r.

OM Y TWO MIS.MN;;. It't"T!int ...:.al v.-ws Service: IAWmX SIMIIXGS. Ky.. March

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Arrow Collars HAVE THE STRONGEST OF BUTTONHOLES CLUETT, FE.E0DY 65 CO., INC

IXDIAXS (ilTT WORK. International New Service: NKW ORRFANS. L-a., March 8. The Indians will get down to some real stiff practice starting today. Pitchers Mitchell. Morton and Klepfcr are in good shape and the regulars are rounding into mldstason form.

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Intcrnatii.nal News Service: ST. PFTFItSRFRG, Ya.. March 8. Two mere stiff workouts were in store for the Phillies today. Mur. .Moran will allow Pitchers Alexander and Render to condition themselves as they see tit. He figures these

'"vets" can be depended upon when

the season opens, and will he in A-l sluice.

Internati 'ral News Service: LORENZO. Portuguese Fast Af

ric? March s. Four Hamburg-J American liners that have been here since the war bean were taken over! by the Portuguese government to-; day. Their officers and crew s num- j bering 4 00 were interned. ' The ships are the Admiral. .?,:,'

tors: the Essen. ."..STS tons; the Hof. 4.703 tons, and the Kronprinz, 5,689 tons.

MAX ADLER COMPANY Sprina Hats are Here Cor. Mich, and W'aali. St.

BAT GETS DIVORCE

CHICAGO, March S. Rattliir-; Nelson, former lightweight champion, was granted a decree of diore Tuesday from Fay King, a Kansas City and Denver newspaper artist. Desertion was charged by Nelson and his" wife d.d not contest. '

ki:poi:t ti kk mixistlk diii. I n t-ra a l Uu ,1 New Service: I s S I ' N . Mart h i. An Exchange Telegraph Co. message from Athens says it is rumored there thit

Fn' er Pasha, the Turkish minister!

war. recently reported wounded, an assassin, has died.

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