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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
JOE KENNY WILL
PILOT VARSITY
FIVE NEXT YEAR
Notre Dame Fans Doped Fine
gan or Mills For Next Leader
Annual Banquet Held at
the Oliver.

zoe Kenny OF PittsfeId, Mass. was
elected captain OF the Notre Dame
basketball team for 1S14-15 at the
annual basketball banquet held Tues
day niglt at the Oliver hotel The
result OF the 1ailOtng of the mono
gram men came as surprise 10
many. for the Notre Dame fans had
picked either Fiuegan or Mills TO lead
the team next year.
Kenny has played at left forward
for NOtre Dame for the past two
years. lie has always been a most
accurate shot and his timely baskets
near the close of the Colgate and
Wabash tits this year enabled Notre
Dame 10 bag both contests. His
phantom floor work and great driD-
bling ability which often carried Ken
ny through a strong defensive team.
earned him the soubriquet, Speed"
from his teammates.
During the season OF 1928 Kenny
was outshOne by the stellar forwards.
Cahill and Granfield. but was always
found dependable as a relief man. He
seldom started the big games early
IN the season, but on the long trip
which took the varsity squad through
Indiana, West Virginia, Ohio and
Michigan. Kenny was used during the
whole Of many Of the road tits. He
worked I'm enough games TO earn his
monogram and showed up well when
ever he was given a chance.
speed" worked with Cahill as reg
ular forward for the varsity during
the season just closed. He was es-
pecially valuable for his knack of
caging the ball an6 seldom failed to
land at least four baskets. Kennys
best work was done IN the Wabash,
Colgate and st. Johns battles.
Kenny is also a baseball star. He
is a clever catcher. who can pound
the ball when hits means runs and
whose throwing to the bases is flaw
less Joe saved two games for the
varsity last spring with timely hits
in the closing innings. He usually
worked with the brilliant Rusty
Iathrop who is now with the White
SOx Because OF his heavy build
Kenny was the man chosen to hold
the terrific speed Of last years star
freshman pitcher. This pair formed
one Of the strongest batteries In col
Iege baseball and in the game with
the Chinese team last May they dis
posed Of Il of the first Is batters by
the strikeout route.
Kenny is able to play any position
outside of the pitchers box and may
be switched from his regular position
this spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
MANY STARS To
PLAY WITH FEDS

CHICAGO. March 4.-Joe Tinker.
manager of the Chicago Federal
league club. Tuesday made public the
list of players who have signed to
play with his club this season. They
are:
Pitchers - AID Brennan. formerly
with Philadelphia Nationals: Claude
Hendrix, Highlander, formerly with
Pittsburgh Nationals; Tom Mcclure
with Chicago Federals last season:
Irwin Lang, Highlander, local semi
pro; Leo Prendergast, with Peoria
last season, but returned to Milwau-
kee; Henry Schmidt. Milwaukee semi
pho; Leo Prendergast, with Peoria
last year, and Dave Black, Chicago
semi-prO.
Catchers -" BnP Killifer, jumped
from Philadelphia Nationals; Arthur
Wilson, jumped from New York
Giants; James Block, formerly with
the White Sox; J. McDonough, with
Chicago Federals last season; George
Mulvaney, Cincinnati semi-pro.
First basemen - w. r. Jackson,
Spokane; John Kading. Chicago Fed
erals last season; Fred Beck, Buffalo;
William Zwilling, ST. Joseph. Mo.
Second basemen - John Farrell.
Chicago Federals last season; John
Grammar, Lake Forest, recommended
by Jake Stahl; Leo Cavanaugh, Chi
cagO semi-prO. wanted by Cubs.
Third basemen - Rollie Zeider.
formerly New York Americans:
James Stanley, Chicago Federals last
season.
Outhelders - Al Wickland, Cincin-
natl Reds: Cad Coles. Baltimore;
Fred Mdnsey, University OF Minnesota;
Mack Flack, Peoria.
ShortstOp-Joe Tinker.
Tinker states at least 80 players will
board the special train headed for
La, Sunday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
TO START WORK ON PARK

CHICAGO. March 4.-Actual work
on the construction of the Chicago
Federal league bali park at Clark and
Addison SITS. is scheduled TO start at
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning. The
moving picture camera man, officials
Of the local club and the mayor are
to be present If Mayor Harrison
has recovered sufficiently from his
recent illness. he Will 90 upon the
field 20 handle the spade in turning
the first earth Seven weeks from
wednesday the contractors expect TO
have the grounds and grandsIand fin
ished ready 10 accommodate The fans.
1t is likely the first game on the
grounds will not take place until
April IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
LIVE UP TO THEIR NAME

A beginners team, the Goats. were
defeated by the Lucky Bluebirds by
a score of II 10 one Tuesday evening
in a basketball game at the Y. w.
c. a. Although the teams were un-
evenly matched, the beginners made a
better showing than was expected.
The lineup was as follows:
Lucky Bluebirds-Afiss Bertha
Grunut, center: Misses Mildred Nc
COnnell and Emma Raifsnider. for
wards, and Misses Elsie Stellar and
Laura Wesner. guards.
GOatS-Miss Neda Kellogg, center:
Misses Grace Clouse and Mary Chac-
kulska. forwards, and Misses Grace
Barron and Effie Martin guards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
LEACH CROSS Is HARD
HIT BY INCOME TAX

NEW YORK. March according
to the certificate on file Tuesday with
the United states internal revenue
bureau by DR.. Louis Wallach, better
known as Leach Cross. the well known
lightweight boxer will pay a tax on
s2s,0eo under the new law as annual
net income or individuals.
Cross gains the distinction Of pay
ing on $4,000 more toward the in
COME tax than Willie Richie. the
lightweight champion. Richie a few
weeks ago filed a brief calling for
tax on $4,000. on next Thursday
night Leach will undsp btedly add
some more gold 10 the above income
when ne is scheduled 20 box a ten
round bout with Phil Bloom at the
Empire a c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
LOCAL HIGH WILL
TACKLE MISHAWAKA

AHshawaka high school, the bitter
foe of the tan and blue, viii be met
in basketball in the Mishawaka
gym" at AIishaWaka Wednesday
night.
Nishawaka has been dOwned once
this season by the locals on the Y. NJ
G. A floor but the neighboring city
lads are confident OF turning the
Ia bles Wednesday.
Unless the team shows decided inn
proyement over the form displayed IN
the Lafayette and Gary games local
fans may expect a walloping at the
hands Of the red and white warriors
who have been conserving their best
efforts for this battle. Allen and Van
Den Bosch at forwards. Forster at
center and Staples and Cottrell at
guards viii doubtless start the fray
for South Bend and should bring
home the bacon in this game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
FIRST GAME FOR TONIGHT

The Holy Name society and the In
dependents basketball quintet hook
up Wednesday night at Magyar hall
in their first game of a series Of three
battles for the city basketball title.
Manager Luckey of the Holy Names
probably will start the following
men: Hagerty. Sullivan, forwards:
Burke, NJ. Guthrie. center: Voelkers.
M. Guthrie (Capt), Wolf guards.
Manager Wartha of the Independents
will start the following men: Ro-
kop (Capt). Abby, forwards; Connors.
center; Rose, Vargo, guards. The
game will start $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
ANSON MENTIONED AS
MURPHYS SUCCESSOR

CHICAGO. March 4.-The latest
man TO ne named as the possible sue
cessor TO Charles W. Murphy as pres
ident of the Cubs. is capt Adrian 9.
Arson the veteran first-baseman who
led CHICAGO 10 four remnants back IN
the eighties
Arson WAS back iu Chicago Tues
day after putting i'm Il weeks on the
road doing his vaudeville sl<it and as
soon as he had been seen his friends
began talking OF him as the next boss
Of the local National league club. The
captain denied that any one had Of
Tered him the position of president
of the tubs. bait said he knew Gov
Tener. president OF the National
league. would like To see him al the
mead Of the local club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
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At the monster banquet the fans
are going TO F,Ve Henry O'Day" wine
will be a la carte, as in the EVers
banquet.
From the lineup of the Onwentsia
Country club shooters who won the
tournament we suspect that they shot
at a dollar mark.
No, Fritzy. that Holy Roller" who
beat the devil out of an epileptic in
southern Illinois, was not Doctor
Roller.
Now, if John Evers is entitled to
$4,000 damages for injury TO his
reputation as - manager, what sum
is coming to Frank Chance?
Don't speak of il as a weakness OF
the stomach in referring TO Comiskey.
II has been one of the grandest stom-
Achs of all time; a fit mate for the
brain and Cnside dope) il requires as
much stomach as brain TO be great
baseball leader.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
IST. FLORlANS WANT GAMES

The St Florians indoor baseball
team. one of the speediest aggrega-
tons in the city, would like 10 ar
range "A series of games with the
River Park indoor team The River
Park manager is requested TO com
mun!cate with the St Florian man.
ager, Frank .Beczkiewicz. AT Adler's
store
The St Florian basketball team also
challenges the Holy Name society and
the South Bend Independents for
games 10 decide the city champion
shin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
MCFARLAND STILL BARRED

MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 4.-The
suspension of Packey Mcfarland
from Wisconsin boxing bouts still
stands Tuesday because he failed TO
appear before the Wisconsin boxing
commission here Monday. The news
OF the death of the father of Nc
Farland's fance did not stop the COM
mission from taking the testimony Of
witnesses on hand. inasmuch as no
message had been received from
Packey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
PERMIT NO MIXED BOUTS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 4-Ac-
cording TO a decision handed down
Tuesday by the state boxing commits
sion, there will be no bouts allowed
between mixed races. black and
whites. Hence the bout scheduled to
take place in Kenosha between Sam
Langford, THE Boston Tar Baby,
and Carl Morris The Locomotive"
Of Oklahoma City. Okla, will not
come off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04

zog's work with the Reds. He is just
starting and there is little informa-
ton regarding his ideas OF training.
Reports are, however that HerZy has
inspired the Reds with something of
his own fighting spirit. and he. too,
has ordered the sliding practice, being
schooled in McGraw's style.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
TO NIEET ATTEII.

BUTTE, MINT, March Jimmy
FoN of san Francisco. has been
matched with Monte Attell for "a
bout here March i under the auspices
OF the Treasure state a. c.. AT 1e-
pounds five hours before ring kline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04

by taking the gloves away. he re-
strained them. Fred Clark has had
a habit of hiding the bats for three or
four days after starting training.
knowing that the players will do
nothing but bat if permitted to have
The war clubs.
Much interest is attached to Her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
GOOD NIGHT:

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Mach -
Indiana won from the Purdue basket
ball team Tuesday night. so 10 80,
making the first conference victory
this season for the Crimson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-04
PFAFFENBACH is WINNER

Otto Pfaffenbach Tuesday night won
the third series Of the pool tourna-
ment of the Crusade lodge, No. Il,
Knights OF Pythias, by defeating
Percy Dancer. SO TO 40. This com
pleteS the first half of the series for
the winter and the fourth set will be
started Monday night.
Two applicants were given the first
degree at the regulEr weekly meet
ing.
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Cincinnati. 0onmeraae. ben o. Sannar 1914.

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Sn Waiin9en iit am Rittpod Der
Serseant Sbpeiber, Elm Wiilitdrs
@piatiter, nit ieinent asrppIan absea
itiirat unb ums 2sbsn setommeR.
Ghpsibsr ba.t. cine su faarfe HuIps
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Wettcrberi1t.

Sir Ohio: 1beiltpeile TRIBES
mttier am Donneriiag; etipas tdIter
i'm 6Iilihen 1Hii.' 4m Grsitog i10s
nes. etfpos nGrmeres Wett.r. Msitlite,
bann perdnberli1e Winoe.
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nnti IN Tnntnnn rI1 npftprbeu.
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9iitof Sobn M. Nalosu bon Gincins
natl in Duptona, Jlu., geitorben.
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Die Ct. Qenss Stride in pittsburg,
pa., nieoergebrdnnt.
The herald., 1914-10-22
HELP SAVE THE BABIES

The Agers Of originally
other this
opened whether
for he mot babies of Algiers
supported
a
demonstrated actual the
a
baby
individual the
of
to mother and baby
the a
of
all babies
healthy
passed tuberculosis
phod
milk dispensed through station 1903
paying
public benefit the of all people it needless
public
a will be required share
upkeep of subscriptions
sociaton.
The herald., 1914-10-22
2z4zuk.zz4z9Z&zz<
o(G1

Don't forget that next Sunday is Go.
to-Church-Sunday.
The three regular services of last
week had an unusually large attend,
.ance at the morning hour Miss Hazel
and Miss Dorothy Labit were received
by letter from our church in Crowley.
They live at S22 Evelina. Let the
'church members take notice and pay
them visit as early as possible
There were fifty-six present at the
prayer service last Thursday.
There will be another council of the
.Sundayschool officers and teachers
next Thursday after prayer service.
Let all be present.
The Methodist Sunday School Union
'of the city, which met at Carrollton
Avenue church, Tuesday, was well at
tended. The program was devoted
principally TO the new legislation on
Missions in the Sunday School," by
our General Conference.
Two fine papers were read. One on
how to observe Christmas in Sunday
'school and the other on Worlds Tenn.
Iperance Sunday" which it Nov Sth.
The herald., 1914-10-22
(3.Sz;:;;=.Az:azE55zz,@z q:

sermon.

On Friday evening the elocution,
dancing, and music classes gave their
monthly entertainment in the Convent
hall. The entertainment was attend
ed by a large and appreciative audi.
ence.
On Wednesday, Miss E. Langford and
]. Clark were Joined in the holy bonds
of wedlock by Rev. FIR. Larkin at $50
p. m.
On Sunday at the Z o'clock mass the
Children of Mary received holy COM
munion in a body, and Miss McNeely
rendered a beautiful solo as the girls
approached the holy table.
During the week the following bap-
tisms took place:
James William. born September 81,
son of Edward Hibben and Wilhelmina
Dubret. Sponsors, William Dubret
and Cecile Dubret.
Jos. Sidney, born September 80, son
of JOS. Sidney Peterson and Mary Alice
Clarke. Sponsors, Floyd Crane and
Irene Crane.
Lorraine Mary, born September 81,
daughter of Wallace S. Hampton and
Mary Clarke. Sponsors, ]. J. Clarke
and lone Hampton.
Jos. Geo, barn September %, son of
Jas. Henry Land and Annie Kaiser.
Sponsors, George Stein and Ruth Tho
mas.
Peter Joseph, born September IS, son
of Jos. Gondrella and Josephine Ca
zeaux. Sponsors, Mathew Cazeaux
and Ella Cazeaux.
The herald., 1914-10-22
MRS. N. SlMMS INJURED.

On Monday last while passing the
corner OF Olivier and Eliza streets,
Mrs. n. Simms of Opelousas avenue
was injured about the head by stones
being thrown by boys. Mrs. Simms
for while lost consciousness and was
taken into the residence of Saul Sease,
where she was revived. Mrs. Simms
stated that she believed she knew the
parties and would make charges
|aaginst their parents.
1t has been the practice during the
past few weeks since large quantities
of gravel have been distributed along
the route where the tiled cOnduits are
being laid to the city drainage and
sewerage plants, for young boys to fill
their pockets with these stones and
pelt them at citizens and windows
along the route. Many pedestrians
have been injured and a great many,
window glasses have suffered on this
account.
The herald., 1914-10-22
A DENIAL.

In our issue of October Sth we print.
ed an article relative to Mrs. ]. II. Hib-
bin having received a check for three
hundred and sixty dollars from the
members of the Pythian Order in Pan
anna, and also from the men employed
who man the big steam shovels at
that place. This money was sent to
show the high esteem in which Mr..
Hibbin was held.
Mrs. j. H. Hibbin sent to The Her
aid a denial of this matter last week.
We did not publish the denial for the
fact that We had been informed that
the check had been received. We
therefore print letter from Mrs. Hib-
bin in which she further denies hav.
ing received the money from Panama.
Her letter is as follows:
ITO the Editor of The Algiers eHr.
ald-Note that last week a note cor
recting statement made that Mrs. 7
II. Hibbin had received a check for
three hundred and sixty dollars en-
closed in a letter from Panama, has
not been published. Please publish
this week. AS this is a personal affair
it had no business being published
without my consent. Mrs. J. H. Hib.
bin."
The herald., 1914-10-22
ENJOYABLE EVENING.

Last Friday evening a merry crowd
of young folks met at the home of lit.
tie Miss Lois Gravois and had a most
enjoyable time. The evening was
spent in playing games and in dane.
ing. During the course of the eve.
ming delicious refreshments were
served.
Those present were: Zelda Huckins,
Edwina Muntz. Dorothy and Carlotta
Kraft, F1oris Rupp, Renette Kennair,
Ada Malone, Frederick Stansbury
Maggie Garland, Florence Filery, He.
loise Hebert. Irma May Vinet. Lor.
raine and Macrina Muntz, lone and
Gladys Rooney, Eleanor Rooney, Zelma
Judlin, Alicia and Lois Gravois, Rita
Huritisch, John Rupp, Lemley Huben.
er, Andrew Worley, Emmett Hardy,
Lambert Murtagh and Malcolm Man
.ent
The herald., 1914-10-22
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All those who are back in theil
monthly contributions are requested
to bring them as soon as possible
THE Lord hath need of them
Service Thursday at 7:30 p. m. 4
door collection will be taken up for the
Lutherans in Germany.
Next Sunday the millions Of Luther
ans will commemorate Gods great re
servant, the immortal DIR. Martin Lu
ther; therefore, Sunday, We have Re
formation service at S a. IN.
The herald., 1914-10-22
Special Announcement.
LutheranS, attention,

LutheranS, attention,
Annual Reformation Festival OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Churches CMis
souri, synod, of New Orleans and
.Gretna. La, at First English Evangeli
cal Lutheran Church, Port street, neal
st. Claude avenue, Sunday, October %
1914, 4 p. IN. Sermons by Prof. w
Dau. Concordia Seminary, st. Louis
Mo-; Rev. \. o. Friedrich, Mt Zion
Chapel, New Orleans, La. Lutherans
show your colors, and attend this fes
.tival; and also the morning service in
your church. We want 10000 Luther
ans to attend this celebration. VIII
you be one of the 10000?
The Sunday school is to gather al
.2:30 p. m. at the school; from there
We go to the First English Church Ell
masSe.