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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-20

FOR SALE-50 brown and white leg
horn pullets- f01 ". Jefferson 81
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Girls And BOYS IN
CAGE Came At Y. ". c. A.

Bethany Guild basketball team OF
Bethany Baptist Church, will play
Riverside of Edge Moor at the Y. w. c.
A.. No. 90S King street on Saturday
night.
No doubt this will be one of the
fastest games at the Y. W. c. A. for
many a day. as Riverside lost 10 Clo-
vcr Seconds recently by the score OF
~ TO s. and Bethany lost to Glover
- to 21, it may be seen that the
teams arc evenly matched
Bethany will use the following line
up: l1. Abrahams and r. Mink, for
wards: r. Crossan. center; II. V0llS, r..
Dowd and II. Ball, guards. II. Volk
will be seen in Bethany lineup from
now on and no doubt will be Of great
help TO the team
Riverside's lineup will be compos-
ed Of: Riley, Dorley. Dunn, Adamson,
Kindell and Donohue.
AS a preliminary game two classes
OF girls of Bethany Guild will play.
The girls are members of the y. w. c..
A., and have been practicing the game
for the last two weeks.
Manager Eddie Abrahams has made
special arrangements for the crowd
and also for tho ladies'. A large num-
ber of the guild members will be on
hand, as in past games. Tho preimi-
nary game will begin at 745 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Ali Country Enthusiastic in
New Baseball League Project

and judging from sentiment in this
city, New Castle, Delaware City, Mid
dletown, Newark and Ellkton, Md, the
league will be organized without
trouble. Since aqnouncement was
made in these columns last Week of the
intention to organize such a league.
baseball men in the towns named have
expressed a desire to get in and it
is expected that tomorrow nights
meeting will be full of enthusiasm.
Although il had been expected that
the Parkside Club of this city would
be a member of the proposed league. it
is now said the club will not enter.
Rumor has il that Lester Reeves who
managed the DUPONT Baseball Club in
the old New Castle County League, may
offer the Wilmington member of the
new organization. Reeves has been
out of baseball for three years. al
though keeping in tOuch with the
sport and should he again break into
The game his club ought to be one Of
the best Newark and Elkton. formerly
of the Tri-County League, are overly
enthusiastic for the new lineup and
should all the plans work out New
Castle county will see better profes-
sional baseball this year than ever be-
fore.
While the new big league is under
process or organization, interest in the
reorganization of the All-Wllming-
ton League. City League and the
Church League is at fever heat John
NJ. Collision. president of the 1914
Church League. will call a meeting OF
the organization within a few davs
and later the All-Wilmington League
will get busy. Several holes in each
league viii nave to be filled, but as
there is scramble for positions in
both organizations there will be no
trouble getting the leagues going an
other year.
Tomorrow nights meeting is sched-
uled for o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

What is gameness? What is that
quality in fighting man that urges
him on TO greater efforts ia the face
OF positive defcatg
The question has been asked million
times 10y men seated at ringside. "i
wonder If he's game2"
It's easy enough for a fighter TO be
game, no matter what kind of punish
ment he is receiving when he is IN good
physical condition.
A man who has gone through a course
of training is not deserving OF sympa-
Thy when he shows great ability TO as
simulate punishment.
The test of real gamcness Is battle
against nature. The fellow that can
come up round after rouud with his
weak legs sagging under his tired body
his heart throbs sounding in his ears
and battle ON with only faint hope
of winning is the fellow who is game.
Imagine yourself, fight fan. up there
before thousands, blcary-eyed and
drunk from punishment; every blow
that You receive feeling like lcaden
weight crashing against your body
YOUR stomach feeling as though IL were
boiling over with hot oil; bright flashes
of light darting before your eyes and
/ The sound Of voices seeming TO he miles
away.
Dancing before You is a shadowy
form that pccks and iabs with blows
that cnt deep and numu you when they
/ land
j The canvas floor ON which you are
standing seems as though il is deer
miro in which it is an effort to move
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
HINCHNAN once
PULLED A RONEHEAD
Fans Recall Mental Lapse
Which Cost Pennant
For Maps
SLIP-UP CAME
IN 1908 SEASON

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Thc re-entry
OF big Bill" Hinchman into the big
league recens the memorable "bonc'
which he pulled back in leOS-the
bone" that cost the Maps the pen
nant.
Hinchman. who graduated this sea-
son from the American Association TO
the Pittsburgh Pirates, was with the
Maps in 1908 when they lost the pen
nant by half a game. A few days
before the end of the season the Maps
PLAYED two games with the Browns.
Had they won both they would have
won the pcnnant But they won only
ono. losing the other because of Hinch-
mans mental lapse
With runner on third in that
game. which the Maps lost Hinchman
hit groundcr over second base. II
looked like a sure hit TO him. In
stead Of sprinting 20 first at top
speed he simply loafcd. The runner
already was crossing the plate with
the winning rum So why hurry?
That's the way Hinchman hgured
But Hinchman loafed without TAX
ing Bobby Wallace into consideration.
The Brownie shortstop, then at the
height Of his career. hurled himself
at the ball. made a miraculous stop,
and while three foci off the ground
hcavcd the bali TO first II went
straight and true-and 1t beat the
numbering Hinchman by a step.
lIinchmans out made the third out.
The side was retired and the run that
had crossed the plate didn't count II
II had counted the Maps would have
been the yictors in that game. As Il
was. they lost Il eventually and the
Detroit Tigers. not the Cleveland
Maps. battled Tor the world series.
Jack 1gan. umpire, was blamed by
the Nap fans for the loss Of that game
They declared his decision was un-
fair But the unbiased fans at that
game declared that Egan was right
that Wallaco's throw retired Hinch-
man.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

In planning for the coming sea-
sons events. the Worcester (MassD
Motorcycle Club has set Patriots
Day. April 10. for the openmg run.
which will be TO Concord. Lexington
ana return.
NJ. +. Buckley. plumber OF Tren-
ton, Mo-, uses motorcycle 10 carry
supplies 10 his workmen In various
parts of the city
Though loss than two months old.
the motorcycle club of ST. Paul
Mimi, has reached membership
mark of 100. II IS tho purpose of tho
club TO raise this TO 25O by next fall
a new motorcycle club has been
formed In Cincinnati Ohio. known as
tho Queen City NJ. c. II has % char
ter members The organization rs
planning 10 affiliate with the +. A. N.
A. Y. Let's. of Hobokon. n. J.. has
made. his motorcycle help him earn
quite a bit Of money this winter. Hc
attached the motor TO skate sharp-
cncr. with which he has kent Tho
skates of the community i'm good CON
dition
Frank Middleton, OF Atlantic CITY
y. j.. whose business is the painting
o. show cards ard large signs. uses
motorcycle TO take him over Tho
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Evening journal., 1915-01-28
WHAT is GAMENESS?

your tired legs. Try ne you will you
cannot get close TO the one before YOU
You lool, him through bloodshot,
CLASSY eyes.
on see curled lip like the vicious
snarl of a fighting dog. You feel the
hiss of his hot breath as he lays over
Won In a clinch and sends in his right
or left glove deep in your stomach.
Down you go.
You hear roar like water falling
from a great height. Dimly you see
bending over You the form of man
with his arm raised high.
Into your ear he begins tO count the
fatal figures that mean defeat aud OBJ
li,ion tor you. You try % rise and the
voices sound fainter. something tells
YOU you must get up.
Now you are on your feet and you
can see the arms of your opponent be-
fore Won Instinct tells You TO cover
up You feel something near you, you
know what it is.
Then with one wild. fierce desperate
lmge YOU let go with all the strength
left ia your crumbling body. you land
with your right glove flush against
something which cringes and gives way
before you. You smile through your
huody lips az the PROSTATE form lying
before YOU while the referee is counting
your man out. You say to yourself
"Gcc, wasn't he gamoW
When your seconds rush into the ring
i'm their delight and tell You that if you
were not game you'd have lost the fight
YOU look at them in wonderment and
say TO yourself: 81 wonder if Pm
game"
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
18TH COMPANY MEN
tIIIu rnnr nnnnr TnnnulI
WIN FUkI SPUkl lHUPhI

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del. Jan. Is
Owing to the new duty roster, which
has gone into effect at Fort Du Pont,
not making any provisions for ath-
letics. it has been decided TO cut
out the soccer schedule for the aih-
lcuc season of 1914. Consequently,
the 139th Company. under command
of Captain T. w. Clark. receives the
general excellence trophy for the
best standing in athletics. The
trophy was won by the 25th Com
pany. now stationed in the Canal
Zone, Panama, last season. IL has
been on exhibition in the Post EX-
change at Fort Du pont
In baseball the 139th Company
finished first with a record of six
games lost during the season. The
4th Company. under the leadership
Of Freddy" Mahor. The former big
league star. finished second in the
league.
In the field meets. the l12th Com
pany carried off tho hunOrs, winning
all three held at the forts. They had
total of 212 points in field meets,
/ while the 36th Company. their near
! est contonders. received 1873 points.
Corporal Horace T.. Marshall OF
! The 1l2th Company. was the highest
! individual scorer I'm the field meets
lie made total of 81 points. estab-
! fishing a record for the defonscs of
/ the Delaware.
lie has a record of two third places
I'm tho lOO-yard dash. second place In
! the potato race, second place in the
standing broad jump. second place in
the running broad jump. second place
I In the l00-yard dash and first place IN
| the running high jump. In the run
ming high jump he cleared the bar al
five feet. establishing a record for IN,
defenscs Hawkins Of the Fourii
Company and Nohbor of the Thirty.
sixth Company. each scored 30 points
/ Hawkins who has a record OF ten sec.
onds fat. finished twice IN first plac,
in the century. while Wchber finished
first I'm tho century and 22O-yard dasl
I'm one meet.
la the rifle competition tho 1i2tl
/ Company made an aggregate score %
4 l.4l5 points. while the l39lh Compan,
finished second with an aggregat,
score Of 1859. Quartcrmasior Sereean
Smiley Washam Of the i39th Compan,
won a handsome revolver for the high
, est individual score, i6l points. Poo
records were made. owing 10 higl
/ winds
IN football the i39th Company finish
ed first having lost but one game dur
ing the season, while the / i2th Com
pany finished second.
For tho grand trophy the 1891 Com
pany had 81 more points than IN,
ll2ih Company. Final results.
Companies
4ih 36th ii2th 1871
! Baseball ..........i50 1i5 90 %,
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
FRITZ Transferred TO
ST. Louis ON WEDDING DAY

Harry Is. Fritz. the former Whining
ton Trl-State ball player, who played
with the Chicago Federal League Club
last season. was married i'm Phi,adel-
phia last night 10 Miss Edna J. Nc
Mum az the Roosevelt The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. For
rest n. Dagger. rector OF st. Paurs Re
formed Episcopal Church. Paul Ray
was best man
Word was received last night that
Fritz was sold by tho Chifeds to the
St. Louis Federals yesterday. and viii
play third base for that team this year
Fritz was with the Athletics I'm 1919.
Fritz and his bride will make their
home IN Philadelphia after they take a
honeymoon trip TO Bermuda.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
FLASHLIGHTS or THE GAME.

It should be real old battle on Fri
day night.
Yep, things look Dark for De Nerl.
Someone snil that they were going
TO have a New man 1T guard.
Fogarty told Doc Newman to Mor>
Mcnonough Doc said: 81 don't want TO,
Kin -caid watch himy
Bill Keenan, was talking 10 n little tot
the other day about the game ON Fri-
day. aud he said: I'VE are going to do
thcm mp Brown SON."
There's going TO be some class TO that
preliminary. too.
"Al bc on hand To watch Bclvi-dee'
walk right away from the other fcl
lows.
spike McCann says Watch togarty
he has De Near eye on the basket"
NOtE: The fellow who wrote tl'
above is still at large After him, boys
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Y. M. c. A. ATHLETES MAY
enter NATIONAL HEXATHLON

The Wilmington y. NJ. c.. A. is consid-
criug the matter OF entering what prom
iscs to be the most comprehensive
athletic competition ever held in North
America in respect 10 territory covered,
number OF organizations represented
aud in the number of individuals par
ticipatng. II is contest which has
been planned by the Athletic League OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
ol North America. and is open TO all N.
VI. G. AS IN North America. ID rs
known as the National llcNathlou com
test The six events m the contest are;
Oyard potato race. 22O-yard potato
race, running high jump, standing broad
Jump, l2pound shot put and fence
vault. The events are 10 be held ON the
local gyms, March $ 10 20. aud the re-
suits forwarded 20 the office of the
Athletic League in New York city.
For the purpose of cqualizng compe-
iiiion. the associations have been dl-
vidcd into three CLASSES according to the
size of the general membership. The
trophy iu each class will hc a bronze
plaque is 10y - inches The photo of
the winning team will he etched in
bronze on tho plaque. and ihe iudi' idual
names of the team viii appear in raised
letters. The associations may enter ns
many athletes as they desire hut only
ilo records of limited number viii
lapply.
Class a will bc allowed Inc record of
fen men in each cvcnt Class B. eight
men. aud Class {. sN mcn The puc-
lion as TO whether the local =. NJ q. 4.
viii enter the contest win hc decided at
20 conference between Physical Director
&. u. Ncissncr and the Physical Depart.
mcnt Committee. II IS felt that thr
local g. NJ G. N athletes would give a
good account of themselves in such a
contest
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Nelson Doesn't Admire New Crop
of Fighfers---NOne Like WoIgasf

Battling Nelson says that Joe
Shugrue will never do as light
weight champion. "tIc is too much
of the jumping-jsck variety to make
a real champ i'm the lightweight
ranks claims Bat. 81 saw Shugrue
perform against Leach Cross the
other night, and must admit that
the young Jersey scrapper was not
there when it came to delivering the
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

real knockout pellet incidentally
the more | see of some Of the light
weights today The more I have to ad-
nit that Ad Wolgast is some fighter.
Wolgast gave me an awful fight in
our Point Richmond bout, and while
must admit at the time that never
had much use for him, after this mill
must concede that he was no cheese
champion"
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
h. G. Z. ROWLING.

The following scores we're made by
the K. G. E. bowlers last night in
their weekly matches on the Crescent
alleys. Guyer was high single, with
the score of 235 pins. He was also
high in three games with SCI pins TO
his credit. The scores:
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
DROWNSON ON EDGE
FOR The De NERI CAME

DE Neri will send forth their strongest
possible lineup tomorrow night in their
annual bill witd the speedy local Brown
son five. The Winugtoniaus arc out
for victory and the game should be ono
of the hardest fought battles OF the cur
rent year. All Of the De Ncri regulars
will make their appearance. The lme-up
III
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
MR.. LEWIS SUCCESSFUL ANGLER.

Howard Lewis. of so. N0l Poplar
street. a member of the Delaware
Nnglcr'' Association. on his first dshiug
trip of the wear. taught hity three
calico nass m the Chesapeake aud Dch
ware canal un last Tuesday
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Drown pREP MALLOpED.

The basketball quintet of Brown
Prep School was decisively defeated
yesterday by the fast five of the Salesi-
anum High School As TO II. Tho re-
suit was never in doubt as the Brown
lads were outclassed in every depart
mcnt of the game The summary:
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

At a meeting to be ueld in THE
EVENING JOURNAL office tomorrow
night steps will be taken TO organize
a New Castle County Baseball League
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

Mr. Manager, get into the Want
Columns early so that YOU will have
all the hands engaged you need
Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

Don't forget the bah at Pulaski Hau.
Friday evening. January %, l9l5.-Ad,.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

Totals .......... 1868 4i3 $50 624
Captain Lewis S. Ryan is athletic Of
hcer and will announce the new pro-
gram I'm near future.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
cHANGE SHnnTING nAYS.

Beginning today, the ladies of the
NCmours Trapshooting Club will hold
their weekly shoots on Thursday af-
tornoons. at 3 o'clock. instead OF on
Wednesdays as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

Don't forget p.v bah at Pulaski Hail
Friday evening. January %, l9l5.-Adv
Evening journal., 1915-01-28

Referee Dillon. Timer Mundy.
Time of halves 20 minutes.
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E::NI'[ AND

[United Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The British
steamer Chancellor has been sunk BY
1 submarine. Only part OF the crew
was rescued, Il was stated today. Res
cue boats are searching for the miss
Ina members Of the crew.
The Chancellor 10 one Of the great
fleet Of Harrison liners, owned by the
Charente steamship shipping company
She displaced 4,5s6 tons and was 4oc
feet Iona with AZ foot beam. She
was built at New Castle In 1895 and
was registered at Liverpool. lioyds
lists her captain as r. N. Donald.
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The body Of
Mrs. Josephine Bruguiere, Of New
York and San Frincisco, one OF the
two American victims OF the Arabic
disaster, was washed up on the Irish
coast today.
HORSE TRANSPORT ToRPEDcED
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Brit
,ish horse transport ship Anglo-colum
bia, enroute from Montreal, to Eng
land, was torpedoed by a German sub
marine off Fastnet at $3.50 this morn
ing, according to state department
dispatch from Consul Frost at Queens
town, this afternoon.
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ing ground largely because of the de-
creasing popularity of Lloyd George.
The minister of munitions has been
pushed forward as an anti-Asquith
candidate for the premiership. But
Lloyd George has been unable to
organize the British munitions output
to the mamixmum caracity and sus-
picions' are developing that his rest
less temperament Is not the best gua-
antee OF the kind of executive ability
Great Britain wants. 1t has also be.
come apparent that Lloyd Georges 8
famous control over the working
classics is weakening. His accusa-
tions OF drunkenness brought against
British labor and his sharp condemna-
ton of trade nnion rules on produc-
ton Of ammunition have not been rel
ished by the workingmen.
With Lloyd GEORGES availability
tor premiership constantly failing, 1t
is not probable Great Britain would
consent to Mr. Asquith's deposition
Tat this moment.
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rJrntted Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Vaiiista
victories in northern Sonora and
around Mexico City were reported IN
consular dispatches to the state de-
nartment today. The Villistas under
General Maytorena have driven the
Carranzistas under General Cailes en'
tirely out of northern Sonora. In 10
cal lighting near Mexico City, the VII
listas are reported winning,
Forces under Zapata are apparently
irving to isolate Mexico City. They
are dynamiting trains and Killing
train guards. A train from Vera
Cruz with oil and freight was De
stroved only fifty miles from the capl
tai Monday All trains leaving Next
co CITY Tuesday, the date of the last
official advices, were compelled to
return.
After capturing Cananea, Callas was
forced to evacuate and retreat south
The Villistas have re-opened telegraph
communication between Hermosfllo
and Guaymas.
Water and food famines In Mexico
City we're reported Inhabitants get
water only one hour a day. Sanitary
conditions are bad Street car service
is practically suspended. Residents
obtain electric light irregularly and
for limited period at night. There
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United Press Leased Wire Service. j
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Efforts
nich are being made in Great Brit
.a 70 compel Mr.. Asquith to retire
.on tne premiership have been an.
wered by Mr.. Asquith's announce
a,ent from the house OF commons that
uere will be no changes in the min
ty This is the second time the
Rritish premier has taken notice Of
Hs :, opposition to his leadership.
ne recently spoke of what he In
rnuea doing in the future and added
.spucally III have o future" This
es accepted in parliament as an in.
.ason for personal expressions OF
aauenee Apparently enough assur.
aces have been received Nby the pre-
,ef 70 justify him to believe he can
e.aln his office despite the movement
ainst him. Therefore he, has an
Oaneed no alterations in the minis
VIII be made. The effort to OBJ
rn ,m a new head of the British gov.
ent. in TACT, has lately been 4cs-
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Two Balkan States Have Made Rapid Strides
Towards War and are Expected to be
in the Whirlpool in Few Hours.
NOTIFICATIONS HAVE BEEN ORDERED
KING Constantine Answers Car Ferdinand's War.
like Moves by Calling Out His Men
to the Support of Serbia

upon, was flashed through the city
earlier in the day and the second an
nouncement that general mobilization
orders would be issued increased the
tension. The government is expected
to take over control OF the railways
at once to facilitate mobilization. No
orders to that effect had been issued
this forenoon.
venizelos has summoned leaders OF
all political parties to conference to
be held this evening. His object is to
solidify all elements behind the gov
iernment in meeting the crisis caused
by Bulgaria's order of mobilization.
Parliament probably will be asked
to give the government full authority
to deal with the Bulgarian situation,
unless Bulgaria backs down before
the chamber meets next Wednesday.
T3sit eiiis action, Will be preliminary
tUSwar. no one dcyDts.
Bulgaria Is mobilizing all classes
from 1890 to 1912, 1t was learned to-
day. The Greek cabinet yesterday de-
cided to mobilize all classes from
1892 to 1912 in answer TO the Bull
garian threat against Serbia and the
king signed a decree last night, 1t
is understood the general mobiliza-
ton decree was decided upon at con-
ference held at the war Office and last
ing until early today.
Government organs today declared
that Greece must support Serbia in
case OF Bulgarian attack, or resign
herself to the fate Of becoming a sec
ond rate Balkan power. Success OF
an Austro-G -German-Bulg alliance,
they asserted, would mean the even
tuai overthrow Of Greece herself.
Used as Club.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.--1f the
sentiments expressed at the Bulgarian
embassy today, upon the return OF
Minister Panaretoff from New York
are in accord with the Bulgarian gov
ernment's sentiments, that country's
mobilization is simply a club to be
used in a final effort to force the al
lies to persuade Serbia and Greece
to cede Macedonia to Bulgaria.
It was said that Bulgaria's mobilfza-
tion does not indicate that Bulgaria
will Join the Teutonic allies.
Denial of the report that Bulgarfa's
mobilization had been postponed, was
made at the legation today. 1t was
said that the mobilization plans were
proceeding.