South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-16
BASEBALL
IS ON SCHEDULE
FOR TOMORROW
Two Factory League Tits and
a Bunch of Ward League
Games to be Played
Saturday.

South Bend baseball bugs can take
their choice OF a big variety Of the
national pastime on Saturday after
noon. AT Springbrook park the Ball
Bands and the Singers will clash and
the Studebakers and divers are slated
Tor a frav at Singer park. Sixteen
games are on the ward league pro-
gram for the afternoon, thus afforc-
ing the ian plenty of opportunity for
ENJOYING their afternoon sport
one of the largest crowds of the
season IS expected at Springbrook
park. The Bal Bands and the Sing
ers are old and bitter rivals. Both
teams have been strengthened during
me past two weeks and the contest is
expected 10 be u of the highest thus
Tar this year. Three new men. Sulli-
van, Bacon and Edgren are on the
Singer roster. while the Ball Band
lne-up shows a strong aggregation of
amateur stars which should give the
champions a stiff battle.
Al Singer park the S%tudebakers
and divers are slated for a tilt which
may have much 10 do with the pro-
prietOrship Of the cellar. The Stude-
bakers are now in the bottom hole but
by defeating the divers they will be
able to climb into third place.
Ball Bands.
r. Allen, CT; Hixenbaugh. 3b; Phil
ion, Id: l.. Allen. SIS: Weber. 2b: Will
son. RI: Noss, If; Bauerlein, c; Gilbert
or Porter. p.
Singers.
Vargo. CT; Aftowski, SIS; Connors.
ID; Hudak or sullivan, RI; Zietler or
Bacon, II; Baker, C; Zielinski. Oh;
Kelly, 3b; Martin. Ring or Edgren, D.
Umpire. Goat" Anderson.
S~tudebakcrS.
Sanders, IF; Werntz. c; Reddick. 1b:
MOffitt, 2b; Weiss. CT: Yockey or
knoblock. p; Brinkman. IS; Kale, If;
Hepler, 3b.
divers.
W. SPAR. IF; Weckler. SIS: Dulin, 3b:
l. Spair. CT: Moore, %; Sharkey, 1b;
Atvas. IF; Fish. G; Rallies or Hintz, 2b.
Umpire. Metzler.
Predictions are that there will he
large crowds at practically all the
amateur league games Saturday after
noon. Fourteen single bills and a
double header are on the schedule
thus providing plenty of sport for the
followers Of the leagues in the differ
ent wards.
There has been a noticeable increase
in the interest in the various organi-
cations during the past couple of
weeks. The leagues are becoming
stronger through the addition of new
players and the individual teams
have been exhibiting more class as a
result.
The schedule for the Saturday
games which start promptly at $3.50
o'clock follows:
seventh Ward.
Stull NJ. f. VS.. Cubs at ~Studebaker
park.
Grace NJ. E. VS.. United Brethren at
Haney av.
First Brethren VS.. Eagle Points at
Oliver circus field.
Fourth Ward.
BradyS VS.. HOOsiers at Watch fac
tory.
Holy Names VS.. Sunny Sides at A.
b. g. grounds.
second Ward.
Haley Parks VS.. H~ighlanders at Cas-
sidy grounds.
Regulars VS.. Lincoln Highways at
Haley.
Centrals vs.. West End Cubs at J.. D.
oliver p%layheld.
First Ward.
Muessels Us. COlfaX at Leeper park
diamond No. 2.
Christians VS.. Muessel grounds.
Leepers VS.. Federals at Leeper park
diamond No. l..
. Pound Class League.
Trinity VI. F.. VS.. River Park at Pot
tawatOmie park.
ndian Juniors VS.. Blue Sox at
Oliver circus field.
Tigers VS.. South End Crescents at
]. d. oliver Fairgrounds, double
header).
Livingstons VS.. Standards at Lasalle
park.