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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
FIRST TEAM DOUBLES
SCORE ON THE SECONDS
Several Changes Are Made by Har-
per-WiscOnsin VIII Open
Season.

With a much revised lineup. the
firsts took another game from the
seconds at Notre Dame yesterday by
"a count of 4 TO 2.
Rupe Mills was still in the infirmary
and HUH O'Donnell was in his place
at first on the first team. Jake Kline.
whose hitting and fielding has been a
feature of the practice games -
date, was moved TO third base on the
first team from the Yannigans, and
Upper" Lathrop was brought in
from the outer garden for another
whirl in the infield. this time at sec
ond base The big fellow showed uD
well at the new position. ElW ard
took Lathrops place in the Outf1eld
and Pliska was in right field for the
frsts.
slim" Walsh and Oscar Dorwin
went the route in the box. Walsh
hurting for the firsts and Dorwin do
ing the mound work for the Yanni-
gans.
The season oDens a week from
Monday. Wisconsin playing here, and
Coach Harper will work his men to
have them in the best Of shape for the
opener Practice is scheduled for both
morning and afternoon today.
The Hne-ups were:
Firsts-A Carmody. SIS: Duggan,
CT: Lathrop, 2b. Kline. 3b; Edward,
If: PHska, IF; O'Donnell, 1b; Motifs,
c; Walsh, p.
Seconds-Shea, c; Bush. 1b; Row
an. Oh; Culligan. S. NJ. Carmody, @b;
FInegan, II; Mooney. CT; Conboy, IF;
DOTwin.
Umpire-Whalen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
MISHAWAKA FIVE
FAILS To LAND
AMONG LEADERS
K. and S. Squad Topples Pins
for 2488, with S. Beberger
High Man Madison Man
Gets High Score.
az

COLISEUM. PEORIA. H.. March
25--The K and 5. FIVE OF Mishawaka.
Ind, failed TO roll into scores We'd
nesday night that are money pro.
ducers. The Hoosiers on the drst
shift Of the five men teams OF thu
evening hit 2,4SS.
The squad was led by the Handy
Kids OF Madison with 2.767. George
Bangart, an old time baseball player
featured the evening by opening his
second game with nine straight
strikes, falling down on the tenth
when he left two pins standing. His
score was 275.
Poor scores marked the days work
in the minor events, Jack Shannon
and Stanley kellogg, OF Chicago. be-
ing high in the doubles with LILO.
Ed Kelley, OF Toledo. shot 60 for the
highest individual count Of the day
). Beberger Of the X and s five
rolled high total for his team with
an average OF 176 2-3 and a total OF
529 for the thre games. r. Beebe. tho
anchor man. was at his heels with 4
total Of 526 and Walton followed with
521. The detailed score OF the Hoo
siers follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
SCHEDULE BASKET BALL
GAMES FOR NEXT YEAR
Valparaiso and East Chicago Elves
VIII Contest With Local
Quintet.

Work on next years basket ball
schedule has been started by Coach
Metzier of the high school according
to an announcement made Wednes-
day. Seven games have already been
booked while Metzler is in communi-
cation with several Of the teams on
this years schedule and two new
squads in regard 10 contests.
The newcomers who are slated to
appear are East Chicago and Valpa-
raise. These squads were two of the
best seen in action at the recent sec
tional tourney at Hammond and
would be excellent drawing cards.
East Chicago, in answer TO a query.
suggested a date TO Coach Metzler
but Ii has not been definitely decided
upon. The Valparaiso authorities
have not answered Metzlers letter
but little trouble is anticipated in
landing this squad.
Next years playing season will only
extend to the last of February accord
ing to Metzler as with crowded
schedule this year. which necessitated
playing until the last of March. but
the players and the students are los
ing interest and do not turn out for
the games
The teams already booked and their
dates are:
Jan. Alumni at South Bend.
Jan. 15-Mishawaka at South Bend
Jan. 22-Gary at South Bend.
Jan. 2S-Mishawaka at Mishawaka
Feb. 5-Nappanee at South Bend.
Feb. 11-Gary at Gary.
Feb. 19-Nappanee at Nappanee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
Bill Phillips May Trade
Jobs With Stovall and
Pilot Kansas City Feds

CHICAGO. March 25.-Pres't Gill
more of the Federal league today an
nounced there will be several changes
in the various clubs that might affect
the pennant race considera bly,.
Gilmore would not say what changes
are TO be made. but from another
source il was learned that two man
ayers in the circuit may change
places. According TO present plans
Mgr Bill Phillips Of the old Indian
apolis club will trade jobs with George
Stovall. who led the Kansas City team
last year.
StOvall is said 10 be ''in bad" in the
Kawfed town. Phillips has the pres
tige that goes with the leader of a
pennant winning team, and the Kan
sas City people are anxious TO have
him take charge there. StOvall is
considered a good drawing card and
his transfer to Newark, where the old
HOofeds will perform, is expected to
strengthen that club.
Gilmore announced that six or
eight trades are pending in his cir
cult The switch of managers is one
# the deals Gilmore expects to call
schedule meeting at some eastern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

city probably this week and at that
session all the trades will be arranged.
One detail in connection with the
formal transfer of the Indianapolis
franchise TO Newark gave added
weight 10 the rumor that the league
intends TO strengthen its Brooklyn
club materially 10 bid for New York
patronage. In the wire TO Mgr. Phil
lips at the HOOfed training camp in
Naldosta, Ca, il was stated that
Benny j. Kauff and Cy Falkenburg,
two Of the real stars Of the league,
would not go 10 Newark. 1t is gem
orally believed both will be handed
over TO the Wards OF Brooklyn. There
has been no announcement of the
source OF the money with which the
Indianapolis franchise was purchased,
but indications are the Wards put
considerable bash in the deal and are
TO get Kauff and Falkenburg in re-
turn.
At Indianapolis the plea for a re-
ceiver for that club was withdrawn
Judge Pliny w. Bartholomew, who
started the action stated the sale of
the franchise had protected the stock
holders and there was no need for
legal Intervention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
HOLY NAME PREPS WIN
Defeat Star Specials BY a Count OF
90 to "a.

st. Patrick's Holy Name Props took
a close basket ball game from the Star
Specials at St Patrick's gymnasium
Wednesday night. the final score be-
ing &c to "a. At the end of the first
half the Props led by one point. the
score being S to Z.
The Specials came back strong in
the second half and gained a three
point lead. They were passed by the
Props in the last few minutes of play
The lineup and summaries:
Props (26). Star Specials (24)
Right Forward.
Schubert ................ Donovan
Left Forward.
Cunningham .............. Phelan
Center.
Kelly ............... Rokop
Right Guard.
Mccarthy, NyikOs ........ Bishop
Left Guard.
Summary: Baskets - Cunningham
6. Schubert 4, Sousely 3. Cochevety 4.
Donovan 8, Phelan 8. Fouls-Dono-
van 2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
eddie Smith Gets Five Year Lease Will Keep Team Here

reluctant in taking over stock will
join those who see the keen business
possibilities OF the venture.
Is Good Proposition.
From every hand" said Chairman
John Devine in a talk 70 the COM
mittee, comes the statement that we
have one or the best business prOpo-
sitions placed before the people in
many years. The capital We require
TO start the reconstruction of the
grounds has been obtained and with
no great effort we will get the rest of
IL.
The fact that South Bend base ball
and the fair grounds and its amuse-
ments will be in the same grounds
should appeal to investors"
Abe Frank. OF the oliver Hotel
company. was present at the meeting
and announced that he would be host
Saturday at noon TO a group OF farm
ers from every township in the coun-
~. At that time members Of the as
ISOLATION will place the matter before
them and will ask their assistance.
County Farm Agent j. 5. Borjner
has issued invitations to farmers in
every township. Bordner has pledged
his support TO the fair association and
ii Is felt that his influence will have
great bearing upon the farmers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
SOUTH WITH THE REMNANT CHASERS

of the Giants, those players balk at
the contemplated plan of being trans
ferred to the Cardinals.
DAYTONA, Fla. March 25. - The
Dodgers are getting in some good
practice ticks in exhibition. A game
! will be played today.
SAVANNAH Ca. March 25.-Mgr.
Donovan is wearing a big smile today.
His team is at last hitting the ball.
The Yankees amassed 16 bingles in
the game with Savannah.
Keep il up" Donovan told his men
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March
25.-Smarting under their defeat by
the Virginia collegians yesterday, 3
10 1. the Senators put in some hard
work today.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., March 25
The Terrapin Yannigans evened up
matters by defeating the regulars yes
terday, to Z. making il two victor
les for each side This afternoon the
Knabemen play the Lafayette college
Of Easton. Pa.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March 25
The Phillies brought their training
"
left for Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 25.-
The Athletics found their batting eyes
in the game with Jacksonville despite
the cold wave which swept over the
ball field. 1T was good practice for
the Mackmen for their coming series
with the Phillies
GULFPORT, Miss March 25. -
Prest Navin got his first look at the
1915 crop of Tiger recruits in action
today and seemed to like the looks
Of the bunch.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March Is
Orders 70 go back to their old lineup
were issued to the Pirate Yannigans
today after their defeat yesterday by
the regulars by a so to 2 score. On
orders from Mgr. Clarke the lineup
Of Hans Wagner's secondary squad
was turned inside out yesterday.
AUGUSTA. Ca, March 25.-A day
Of hard work is the reward of the
Pittfeds for having defeated the Rich
mOnd academy nine yesterday in the
first regular game of the training
season. The cadets went down to
defeat by a score Of 90 to o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
HALL TEAMS WILL MEET
Events Will be Run OF at Notre
Dame Today.

Fast competition is expected in the
final fnter-halI track meet which will
be held in the Notre Dame gymna-
stun this afternoon. The men who
will compete for the various halls
have been working hard to get in the
best of shape for tOday's contests.
Two preliminary inter-hall meets
have been held. The first, held two
weeks ago today, was between Brown
son and COrby, the former winning.
Last Friday Sorin, Walsh and st. Joe
finished in the order named in the
second preliminary. All men winning
one of the first four places in each
event in the preliminaries have quail
fed for tha finals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
RUSSELL Is BIG NOISE

MODESTO, Calf. March 25.-The
White SOx defeated the Modesto
Reds. to l. Wednesday.
The feature was the great pitching
of Russell, also the hitting and field
ing of this same individual. In five
times up Russell got a single, double
and a home run
only two hits were made off the
Texas sOuthpaw and no runs were
scored while he was on the slab.
Blackburne pitched the last inning for
the Sox and Russell played at short.
An error and two hits gave the Reds
their only run.
White Sox ... 400 O10 201-s 1g 2
Modesto $500. 600 600 OO1-1
Russell. Blackburne and DAILY: Ow-
ems. Mobley and Farwell Kuhn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
SCHEDULE IS ARRANGED
Haley Indoor Season Will Be Extend,
ed to April.

The directors Of the Haley Baseball
league met at the Haley school last
night and arranged a new indoor
baseball schedule, which will extend
until April /. After that date the
club will arrange an outdoor schedule
for the summer months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

Team No. 1 of the Business Mems
Volley Ball league proved better than
Team No. ? last night at the Y. NJ.
G. A gymnasium when they defeated
their opponents three straight games
by the following scores: Team No. L,
81, Fl and 81; No. 2, IA, Is and 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

BROWNS WELLS, Miss, March %.
Mgr. Magee wants to strengthen
his Brookfeds and has dispatched
Dick Carol to Marlin TO try and sign
up Bob Bescher and Dave Robertson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

MARLIN Texas Marie 25. - The
Giants training camp looks deserted
today following the departure of the
Yannigans McGraw, however, is
going to push his veterans to the
limit during the last week of their
stay here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

LAKELAND. Fla. March 25-The
Chicago Cubs today hoped to capture
the second of a series of four games
with the Louisville American associa-
ton team here. The first game went
to the Cubs by a score Of to 2.
OAKLAND. Calf. March 25.-Mgr
Rowland of the Chicago White Sox
planned TO send pitcher Jim Scott
against the Modesto. Calf, team this
afternoon.
SHREVEPORT, Ia. March %. =
The right handed members of the
Chicago Whales played a five-inning
game with their left-handed COM
rades here this afternoon.
VALDOSTA. Ga, March Is Bill
Phillips is enroute to New York to
confer with Pres't Gilmore about the
Newark transfer by Cy FalkenburG
panied by Sec'y Carroll of the Brook
Ign Federals to join the latter team
at Browns Wells, Miss, and what was
left Of the erstwhile HOOsier FEEDER
ais trimmed the Mercer university
team, 10 to 6 in the last exhibition
game here.
81. LUIS NO. A1aICn 20 ne
Cardinal regulars arrived here from
Dallas last night and the Yannigans
arrived this morning. Veterans and
colts will put on a practice game at
Robinson field this afternoon.
PALESTINE. Texas. March %. -
The st. Louis Browns will play an eX-
hibition game here this afternoon and
leave for st. Louis tonight.
HAVANA. Cuba, March 25. - The
St Louis Federals will continue their
daily hard workout today. The pitch
ers all report their arms in excellent
shape.
At the present time Vaughn is the
only member of the squad who is on
the sick list. He has a bad boil on
his chin but should be able 10 play
in a few days.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March Is
Warm weather has at last struck the
Red Sox camp and the players went
at their practice today with more pep
than they have shown since the train
ing season began.
MACON, Ca, March 25. - James
and T.y1ar arp hooked ~ do tho Mitch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

MACON, Ca, March 25. - James
and Tyler are booked 10 do the pitch
ing today for the Braves in their
game with the Columbus team
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25
NO. 1 TEAM WINS.

Totals ....... s62 go ga 2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March Is
Warm weather has at last struck the
Red SOx camp and the players went
at their practice today with more pep
than they have shown since the train
ing season began.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-25

SHREVEPORT. Ia. March %. =
The right handed members of the
Chicago Whales played a five-inning
game with their left-handed COM
rades here this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

az the end OF FIRST turn this morning.
only working four days this week
Mrs Martin ~ West Hanover street.
received word yesterday Co the effect
that nor sister had died during the das.
several from thI. city went 60 Whc.ts
Ing last evening Co see the wrestling
boot at o.. Auditorium
willard Rail- will return home today
9tttr a several days business trip o.
New York city
The local lodge. knights Of Pythiaz.
were well represented az the visitation
meeting ut the order In Moundsyille last
evening
TIA local lodge OF EIks are completing
arrangements Tor ST parriuks dav
dance tu bc held iu their halI.
Several UurHOfatuwu people were Iu
Attendance Ht the johnson funeral in
th's city today
The streets in the central rart Of the
civ v.-r given good cleaning yestcr-
The largest pay Co be handed out Tor
some time viii Ha distributed 20 the
WOrkiuEmtu i0 this city saturday.
john McFedrics. yhu diAd az his home
To- bridgeport yesterday morning was.
well buuwu iu this city
large crowd attended the revival
services az the city Gospel Mission last
evening. which were So charge ~ Gard
ucr Hyssu
4 large number from this city At
tended the rrst show at tho Victor a.
theatre last evening.
The city viii see several o. the big,
league ball teams iu action this year
on the new ball field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
BOARD MEMBERS MAY BE HELD
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE
FOR BILLS
N High School 10 Erected Near
Wheeling Park-Iesai Question
Is Involved.

The committees from Elm Grove
and Woodsdsle met yesterday after
noon with the Triadelphia district
Board o. Education TO ascertain the
location Of the new high school build
ing Or. Leach Cracraft was temper
airy chairman OF the meeting but he
withdrew in favor OF Mr.. James H..
Beans. Each committee stated its rea-
sons for being in attendance at the
meeting and each offered its Oblec-
lions 10 having the building located
az points Objectionable 20 either side
Attorney Joseph Handlan acted as
spokesman for the Elm Grove commit
tee, and asked for information con
corning what action. n any, had been
taken by the board. and wanted TO
represented, Why they were asked TO
vote as 10 the location II the board
expected TO pay no attention 10 their
selection. He said he asked for in
formation. and received none.
10 was at this point br. CraCrait turn
cd the matter over Co Mr Beans 60 act
- spokesman. He said that the board
had not selected site. but later admit
ted that he favored the Kraft property
Not Legal
Mr.. Handlau stated that according 20
the laws, 10 would be impUssibl, 60
locate the building az that place. owing
TO the fact that 10 must be within n"
corporate limits or town and where "a
school Of moro than four grades was
maintained and said that under those
conditions the Kraft site was out Of the
question. He also said that IA the event
m, board went ahead ana built the
school ON that property, 30 might ral 20
them Co pay the bills. as legal night
would undoubtedly make th. election
null and void.
II must be said however. that the
committee representing the lower md
Ill b q -
board decided Co locate the building. 10
would tab, no legal proceedings TO stop
the location Of IN, bulIdiuE. Just what
action will b. taken iu the matter ss
Vet. is uncertain. but another meeting
OF both the committees will ra held
within thc next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
HOUSE SUPPORTS REVENUE TAX
ON THE BIG SPECIAL
INTERESTS
While the Senate Wants 20 Increase
Direct State TaS-Wheeling CHI
zens Return from Charleston.

Hon. Julian G. Hearne. J. G. Brady.
Price Whitaker. A. b. Paxton and II.
C. ogden. OF Wheeling. and Hon. John
A BlOyd and W. ID. Alexander, of
Moundsville. members of the Wheel
ing and Moundsyille delegations VINO
visited Charleston on Monday. TO look
into the tax situation as IL might az
feet the interests of this section. -e-
turned home last night. after a short
but strenuous session at Charleston.
The gentlemen were unanimous in
the opinion that the prospects for an
early settlement OF the deadlock be
tween the two houses OF the Legisla,
ture were not especially bright A
majority Of the members OF the Sen.
ate seemed to be determined to insist
upon the - cent direct state tax. and
have consistently killed every other
measure sent over from the House Of
Delegates.
On the other hand. the members OF
the House OF Delegates seemed TO he
equally determined that some OF the
revenues of the state shall be raised
by taxation upon the special interests
particularly coal. oil and gas. The
Pierce gas tax bill which provides for
a tax OF one-ffteenth OF q cent per
'houaahu tuDlC ittN on bdS transport
ed through pipe lines, for every
twenty-five miles transported. passed
the House on Saturday. and is now
before the Senate. There Is little
prospect that the bill will pass. al
though rumors are current that a
number Of Democrats who have been
constantly voting with number OF
Republican Senators TO defeat al
these measures are Incoming tired oI
their position, and may decide to sup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
HOUSE AND SENATE ARE FAR
APART ON TAX LEGISLATION

port some Of the revenue measures
being sent over from the House.
The Pierce tax bill. Il is estimated.
viii raise about $3.50. 900 annually. and
most OF II would come from gas trans
ported out OF the State.
House Shows Determination.
The House also. on Monday. passed
a general revenue bill. imposing a rev
enue tax upon coal. oil and gas. This
bill will 30 over TO the Senate. and
the House promises TO keep on send
Ing such bills over 10 the Senate IN
ul next fall, II necessary. to secure
the passage Of some OF them.
Governor Hatfield and a large ma
jority of the members OF the House OF
Delegates seemed TO be determined
That some steps shall be taken to Sc
cure revenue from the coal and gas
interests in particular. before any in
crease I'm the direct State tax shall be
! considered.
At the present time there seems TO
be no prospect or any revival of the
income tax or excise tax bills. The
contest between the two houses seems
To have settled down 10 a definite in.
sistence upon raising some rev enue
J from the coal operators in return for
[ the mine inspection. and miners hos
pitfalls. and military. which are sup
ported by the State. and from the gas
industry, particularly aimed AT the
gas shipped out OF the state. on one
hand. and on the other. the Senate. in
which a majority composed OF some
I eight Republican members and ten
l Democratic members. have opposed
all such revenue measures and insist,
cd upon straight increase in the di.
rect State tax to 10 cents.
/ An enormous lobby representing the
coal. oil and gas interests IS on the
ground AZ Charleston. Some fifteen
or 20 paid attorneys and other agents
OF these corporations are on hands
all the time. and from time 10 time
they are reinforced by special repre-
sentation from various sections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
BANQUET TONIGHT
seioE saaEet Ball League OF Y IA c.
n 70 Celeerate Ciosing OF Sea-
son at Institution.

Arrangements have been COMPLETED
hall league al the Young Mems Cbrist
an Nss'elStlon building at o'clock this
\ ,-,ilIt.Hs tot several weeks "a four-club
ltakHr mas been playing two gaue- !.
500 aiS Ihe 'anuCks. captaiued by
i-g.it 4IA' nave won the pSnuaut
i-ath member Of the winning team am
oe presented with handsome knit blazer
., - AZ thy banquet tonight. the pres
snt.ttl"u address being made by " n
AlIleL President OF the league. ana HE
71gsy,h or acceptance Will BE- by captain
overs will be laid for 30 and a snIsD-
ald turkey dinner will be seryed by ~.
IeHthufan force OF the Y 81 a. al
one OF the class rooms on tn- ssg,-i
L"oF. The boys are anticipating a rrs
Iins ana those having som. Snow .'Ig.
OF the gastronomic abIlIti,. or ne $50 80,
AK" basket ball player nav. uo b..t-
fancy m saying that there Is mo- s1f.h /,
thrN viii clean up or the dinner
The banquet will start promptI,- a, g
9stogh ana the players and those 81.
..tttt.A 4" attend are requested 20 ID. In
their places a. that time w 80