South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
DAY DODGERS To
OPPOSE HOLSTERS
THIS AF TERNOON
Local Boys Who Attend NOtre
Dame Will Battle at Spring.
brook, and Best Part is No
Admission Will be Charged.

Much activity is tn store for the
lHoosier squad during the next five
days In fact the program from now
until Wednesday. April IS. is one
which viii keep them on the hump al
most every minute
Smith has arranged a practice con
test with the Day Dodgers of NOtre
Dame for o'clock this afternoon at
SpringbrOOk. There will be no adj
mission for the fans who wish TO see
the HoOsiers i'm action. The university
men have a fast amateur team aud
should provide some excitement for
the loaguers. Edgren, the South Bend
boy who twirled for the Ball Bands ot
the factory league last season. viii be
in the box against the HOOsiers. Fly mn
another hurler will also take his turn
in the box for the students.
Saturday afternoon the leaguers are
slated 10 meet the oliver crew. This
will be more than an ordinary battle
i4or the PlOwmaHers have gotten to-
gether a bunch Of speedy ball players
10 buck the HOOsiers. Cy Young will
start the fray for the factory leaguers
and will be supported by Hanson and
kpitchers.
Hiene Tieman, the left handed back
lstop and former professional will do
nhe catching work for the divers
while the Plowmakers have secured
l)ulin. last year manager of the Rock
ford club Of the Wisconsin Illinois
league for third base. Dulin was at
lone time with the Cincinnati Reds and
Hast season hit .287 and fielded fourth
in the minor circuit with -935 for 119
lgames. He is expected TO be one Of
the strongest factors in the Oliver
hight for the factory league pennant
The Oliver lineup Saturday after
moon will be: l. Spahr. 1b: W. Spahr.
III; Dulin, 3b; Moore, 2b; Tieman, c;
lTouhey. SIS: Atvas. Ct; Piers, RI; Young,
Hanson. and Fryer, p. The game will
lstaTt at 2:45 o'clock and admission to
any seat I'm the park Will be tWo-bits.
These prices Will also apply TO the
isSunday game according TO Smith.
ON Sunday afternoon the league
hganglet Will stack up against the HoOs-
Ter Creams and the long awaited op-
portunity Will have materialized-that
IS unless il rains again. Hanson will
probably do the tossing for the semi
pros
The big attraction next week will
he the Grand Rapids game on Tues
day afternoon. Vinegar Bill" EssiCk
is bringing his tribe of Blackstock-
ings 10 SpringbroOk park for a tilt
with the Hoosiers. Essick claims to
have gathered together a speedy ag-
gregatlOn this spring. Smith is 60
ling 20 give him an opportunity to test
the gang out.
Grodick ON Team.
Joe Grodick, the popular youngster
who covered second and third base for
1.-THE HoOsiers last year will be a mem
her Of the Blackstocking tribe on Tues
day Joe has been playing third reg
tularly for the Central league club and
he will have a chance 10 buck up
against some of mis- old teammates.
The prices Tuesday Will be standard.
admission to the grand stand being
lCbarged. Smith had some difficulty
I'm bringing Essick here but after put
ting up a stiff guarantee he persuaded
the Grand Rapids man TO come. The
lineup of the Blackstocking club will
re the same as that which Will open
1.-THE season with Evansville.
Rain prevented the practice con-
test between the Regulars and the
l'Yannigans yesterday afternoon. The
tsauad had good workouts in the morn
ling and up until the water began TO
fall I'm the afternoon.
VIII Draw Releases.
4 big slice will be cut off the squad
Thy smith this morning. At least four
OF the recruits are slated TO do the
evaporating stunt This will cut the
will be some hot battling for several
lpositions, particularly in the outfieId
and at third base HiXenbaugh Is
Showing up well just at this time for
the far corner place and will give
Korfhagen a hard fight for the Job.
Vallandingham. the Kentucky
lhuIler, Is expected 20 be on hand to-
day He was slated 10 report 20 Smith
yesterday but had not arrived last
might. Jimmy EsChen has secured his
Transportation and is probably on his
way here from the east 20 try for one