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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-04

Supply sergt. cnndall Of the Signal
Company made q record for his COM
pany in getting he equipment packed
ready for the trent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-04

There ie sddnes6 IN the Signal Conn
pany section. The reason is described
as follows by First Sergt. Johnson:
"Bisbee, the Signal Corps mascot. is
peacefully reposing on . cot in the
signal corps camp with 4 big bandase
on his foreleg, the result of an en-
countef with a delivery wagon today.
Bisbes is ever alert TO correct any
breach of camp etiquette and when the
delivery wagon drove along the COM
PAM street, which is against camp
orders, Bisbee interfsred. When the
dust had cleared. Bsbee lay on his
bsck uttsring yelps Of distress. He was
attended to by Sigral Corps men and
Found to have a badly sprainsd foot"
He will 60 to the front. however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
WOMEN NET CHAMPS TO
OPEN SESSION TODAY
Three Former National Title Holder,
Entered i'm Tournament ut
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Three
former national champions, Mrs.
William H.. Pouch. Miss Evelyn
Sears and Mrs. Barger Wallach. are
entered in the 3Oth annual tourna-
ment for tire lawn tennis champion
ships of the United States in wom-
ems singles. doubles and mixed dou-
bles which begins Monday on the
courts of the Philadelphia Cricket
club.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt of the West
Side Tennis club. New York. the
present champion. will defend her
title in the challenge round of the
singles and will play in the doubles
with Miss Eleanora Sears Of Boston.
ore Of the present title holders. with
whom she won the Pennsylvania and
eastern states title Saturday. In
the mixed doubles Miss Bjurstedt
viii he partnered with Charles NJ.
Bull Of New York
The entry list is one of the largest
i'm the history of the tournament.
and includes prominent players from
ali sections Of the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
HID Fails Stop Grand Rapids and Blenders Lose Contest

the locals have met At home and
abroad Terre Haute Vas the only
club % gec am even break The
series stands three and three. with
two postponed games 10 play. e.
ansvlle lost three to the Eenders
and won two Wheeling dropped
four 90 Che locals and won three.
springfield lost four and won two.
The Blenders have seven postponed
games that must he PLAYED on tho
second round. one game with Terre
Haute was called off here and tI-
game with Evansville must be play
ed over. one game must 1e PLAYED
al Terre Haute. two at Eyar-vire.
one az Wheeling and one az Spring
field
This leaves the Blenders with IoI
games 20 be- played They have
plenty OF chance 20 get somewhere.
and since they are only four games
below the 500 mark the prospects
for their climbing are good Tn
mighty few games have they been
outclassed. The team now for the
first time this season is in battle
condition and II would ONLY be in
line with what is due them 90 have
a big turnout next Sunday. which
viii DE Booster day Tickets are on
sale at practically an Of the down
town stores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
MONOGRAM CLUB TO
BANQUET NEXT SUNDAY
Pres't O'DOnncll Announces AttraC
tive Program Being Arranged
for the Event.

Notre Danes Monogram club Will
hold its first annual banquet at the
university next Sunday night
Pres't Hugh O'Donnell said yes
terday that preparations are well
under way for the affair. and an at
tractive program is being arranged.
The banquet viii be for all past and
present wearers of the Notre Dame
athletic monogram
1t Is expected thai the list of
monogram baseball and track men
will be announced this week Ath-
letic Director Harper and Track
Coach Rockne will undoubtedly
present the names Of those athletes
whom they recommend 70 he award
ed letters TO the faculty hoard of
athletic control within "A few days.
and the board will probably take
action as soon as the recommends
tions are made.
As soon as the list OF track mono
gram men is given out a track cap
tain for next year will he chosen.
The baseball captain will be elected
on the bench just before the Alumni
game a week from today
Rev. William A. Moloney G. $
c.. secretary Of the university. is in
charge OF the organization Of the
Alumni team. and il is understood
that ne has booked a number OF
former gold and blue stars 10 op-
pose the varsity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
S0RlN WINS TITLE
Beat BroWnsOn Hall 81 for Inter
hall Championship.

Sorin won the inter-hall base ball
championship Of Notre Dame py de-
feating Brownson, to 1. in a fast
game on Cartier field yesterday
morning.
Dorwin, on the slab for the win
ners, let Brownson down with one
hit.
Sorin started the scoring with
one run in the third, but Brownson
came back in its half Of the same
session and tailed IT'S only counter.
Infield errors by Brownson. coupled
with a hit and a sacrifice fly. gave
the BOokies three runs in the fifth,
and Sorin scored its last run in the
seventh on three successive hits off
Murray
In its half OF the seventh, Brown
son filled the bases with two out,
but CofaH ended the rally hy max
ing a sensational catch of Allison's
foul. He leaped over the Brownson
bench while he was making the
catch.
Sorin ............ Dol $50 1905
BrownsOn ... 001 600 000-1
Dorwin and Cofall; Murray. Leo
mond and Burke. Umpires-Kelley
and Myers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
MAKES NEW RECORD
Amateur Runs 100 Low Hurdles i'm
IS i-5 Seconds.

NEW YORK. June a new
American amateur record for the
100 yard low hurdles-13 As sec
Onds-was made Sunday by J. J.
Eller Of the Irish-American Ath-
letic club at an athletic meet held
in connection with the American
Liberty day celebration in the
Sheepshead hay speedway. The time
was three-ffths OF a second faster
than Eller's record made n 1909.
J. X. Norton of Leland Stanford
Junior university was second. his
time being IA seconds.
L. A Davis of the Bunting club
Of Lowell. Mass. won a % mile
modified marathon handicap run in
hours. 3 minutes and 80 So sec
Onds He had an allowance of 10
minutes NJ. j. Lynch Of Carroll
institute, Washington. H. c.. finished
fourth. Thirty-five Of the 65 start
ers finished.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
SILVER EDGES WIN.

The Gergacz Silver Edge ball CLUB
Gowned the Michigan City ball team
2r Michigan City Sunday afternoon
10y a score of Z 10 o The game VAS
featured by heavy hitting and sensa-
tional fielding by both clubs. the
local team playing errorless ball. 4
double by Gruber and home run
hy Rostiser I'M the eighth inning
"a on the game The Gerdacz play at
Kendallville next sunday and White.
the locals hurler. will ne on the
mound again.
Cergacz .......O30 600 022-7 II 0
Michigan City. 600 O3O 0l2-6 10 3
holland and Rosuser; Dick and
Wellnan.
Two-base hits-Doetch. Gruber,
Heyde. Schinski. Wellman. Stolen
hases-Boits .. Home run-Ros-
tiser. Struck out-By Dick. b. by
Roland. :. Bases on balls-Dck. >;
holland. 8. Cmpire-Josch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
ON LOCAL DIAMONDS
SPIROS WIN.
e MI. 9AF7 SERVICE

Spires defeated the fast Dowagiac
Round Oaks yesterday afternoon on
the Coquillard grounds, II 10 6. A
large crowd witnessed the battle.
Round Oaks 203 100 600 6 4
Spires $3.50. 14O O51 O0"-11 13 4
r. O. iIasper belong. Gleason
and Stewart; Fritz, c. Hertel and
Goddard.
Two-base hits-Forster, II. Her
tel Goddard. Fritz. Three-base hits
p Frankel. Feeser. Stewart, De-
Long. Home runs-R. Frankel,
Stewart. Base on balls-Off Fritz
. Strike-outs-B Fritz Z, by De-
Long ?, by Hasper s, by DeLong
Z. by II. Hertel Z. Sacrifice flies
Taylor. Cross, Hasper Wilson, Lang,
r. Frankel II. Hertel. p. Frankel.
Spry. Umpires-Connett and Hos
Ter. Time, 1:45.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
HAVE 1O1
CHANGES TO WIN
Dayton is the Only Club That
Has BeSted the Locals in
Home and Abroad Series.
BY I'd j Murray.

Today's game at Grand Rapids
viii wind mp the series I'm that city
and then the Blenders viii journey
over 10 Muskegon for four games.
Then the club will be back for a
stay of eight games. This stay will
wind up the first circuit of the
league.
There is chance of the locals
coming back home at the 500 mark.
but in order 10 do this they must
take an the five remaining games.
They have won l. and lost 49, They
need four straights TO put them at
the 500 mark. but one defeat would
send them back II must be either
FIVE straights or four straights and
a postponed game.
The next Is games are going TO
have much to say with the final
standing of the teams i'm the league
If the local club can get mp at the
500 mark it will be i'm a position to
make bid for high honors. since il
will still have at least - games TO
play with every club i'm the league
and will more than have chance
10 get the edge in every series.
Dayton Has IL on Locals.
Dayton is the one club tina; has il
on the local bunch. These teams
have met in seven contests and the
locals have won only one Grand
Rapids has the Jump on the locals.
but there are five more games 10
play and the locals have chance
to even or better the count Mus
kegOn is yet 10 be met
Facts and figures are always in
teresting insofar as baseball is con-
cerned Right now all the figuring
is on Dayton. That bunch has one
big lead and looks like an easy win
ner Of the bunting, but i'm all the
games staged between the Benders
and the Vets the locals gave them a
run for their money. The Vets
managed to get most OF the breaks
and they won.
But these six victories over the
local club puts the Vets up in the
leal. Had they gone otherwise the
Vets would have won p and lost
Is, instead Of winning p and losing
only seven Then the race would be
entirely different and the locals
would be above the 800 mark in
stead of below it,
Breaks are bound 10 come and it
would not he surprising to see the
locals hand il TO the Vets the next
time these clubs meet The locals
have battled them in every game
and the season now is not a fourth
pened in baseball.
HiEhlanderS Get Break.
In the series with the four clubs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
CHEsTERToN TEAM WINS.

The South Bend Mellos team went
down to defeat yesterday afternoon
before the strong Chesterton team
by the score of 4 to ,, on the lat
ter's grounds before a large crowd
Of fans 4 triple play pulled off by
the locals i'm the first was not al
lowed. Brinkman and Mann featur-
ed with their batting
Mellos ...... 100 Dol 600 Z /
Chesterton &c.. 100 O1O 2O*-4 6 0
Hickey and Brnkman; Edmen
and Tourney.
Two-base hits-G. Brinkman and
j. Brin A01an. Base on balls-Off
Hickey {, off Edmen 4. Strike-aUts
BY Hickey 9. 10y Edmen Il. Stolen
bases-Sumption 1. Spike l. Four
ney. Umpire-John Button.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
SALUTATION

We lat home in headquarters, the
Tourist Room Oliver Hotel directly from the
the main dining the ground floor
venjent location for members and tourists We extend
cordial imitation all automobile Uisit Drop
and learn Uhdt being done further interests
The Club is affiliated ,oth the Hooser State Automobile
Association and the American Automobile Association
Your membership the Local Club qUes you
all Automobile Clubs in America affiliated With the
American Automobile Association.
The dues but six dollars 5000 Our slogan
is "Euery Motorst Mem,ber1OOO Members for 191 .
Join and assist obtaining better motoring and road
conditions the Hooser State and help drdC the Tourist
trade State spend the millions that hitherto hdUe
been going elsewhere.
NORTHERN INDIANA MOTOR CLUB
Tel. Man Membership Committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05

lkIHAELH 100 YARD DASH.
MUSKEG0N TAKES THIRD
FROM SPRINGFIELD 4-3
stellar Work of Rcd" Hart i'm Final
Innings Saves Reds from
Defeat.

MUSK ECON. Mich, June 5.-The
Springfield Central league club,
which has handed two defeats in a
rev TO the Muskegon Reds during
the present series, could not cop the
third. the locals taking the game
Sunday by a score Of 4 TO 3.
Red" Hart. mainstay of the Mus
kegOn staff, won the game for the
locals. his sensational work in the
eighth and ninth innings, in which
he struck out three men. being all
tNat kept the visitors from counting
more than the one run which SHOW
lin marked up on a home run drive
to centerheld in the eighth frame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
MUNClE GOLFERS WIN
Beat Anderson Country Club 20 To II
i'm League Opener.

MUNCIE. Ind. June 5.-The golf
team OF the Delaware Country club
OF this city defeated the team OF the
Anderson Country club here SUNDAY
afternoon by a score Of 80 10 II. The
game was the first 20 be PLAYED IN
the X A NJ. VI. golf league Kokomo
and Marion are the other Two cities.
Clarence ". Baldwin OF Muncie and
T HauSh OF Anderson tied for low
medal score. 80 each. They played
q and 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
CARDINALS WIN 1 TO ..

Hyde. the speedy Highlander of
the Cardinals, yesterday held the
fast J. X. squad helpless. allowing
them but one safety. The Cardinals
Won ( to ,. Fast ball was the pro-
gram all around and only one error
was made i'm the entire nine in
nings. Spor pitched good ball for
the J. X. team For games with the
Cardinals call PSI Bell after p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
FOX LAKE TO BE MECCA
Ever Hammer To Open His Head
quarters There.
International News Service 4:

International News Service:
CHICAGO. June 5.-Fox Lake will
become the mecca of an things
pugilistic this summer. if plans be-
ing laid by several Chicago boxers
and fight bugs materialize. Ever
Hammer. the Swedish boxer. whose
chief claim TO fame is that he beat
Freddie Welsh, will open headquar-
tiers at the summer resort for boxers
and tired business men" who pine
for the big outdoors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
VETS LOSE FIRST EXTRA
INNING GAME OF YEAR
Highlanders Take Ten-Frame Scrap
from Leaders. 1-3. on Two
Successive Raps.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June o
Mitchells triple down the leftheld
l'ne followed by Laross Texas
Lacquer gaze Terre Haute a 4 to 3
victory against Dayton in the tenth
inning Sunday. 1t was the first
extra inning contest lost this season
by the league leaders. and the first
won by the Highlanders. Mitchell
was an all around feature of the
game. which was holly contested
fhroupbouf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
TRIALS START TODAY
Forty Machines Are Entered in Chi
cagO Event.
international News Service :

International News Service:
CHICAGO. June 5.-Starting today
the local speedway Will he in a con-
slant uproar Of roaring engines of
drivers getting their mounts in shape
for the 300-mile automobiles derby
next Saturday. Barney Oldfeld
Dario Resta, the Indianapolis win
ner. Ralph De Palma and other
lights. are working out their cars
Forty machines are entered for the
classic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
AID MAY MEET WELSH
Freddie Wants Additional $1,000
Before He Signs.
international News Service :

International News Service:
CHICAGO. June sd WOlgast
and Freddie Welsh in all probability
will meet in a Denver ring on or
about July 4. according 70 the for
mer champions manager, who was
in Chicago today. A difference Of
$1,000 is all that is said to be keep
ing Freddie from signing the papers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05

UMPIRES IN SESSION
National Arbitcr~ Consider Playing
Rules

NEW YORK. June Construc-
tion or Important playing rules. with
view to providing for uniform in-
depreciation ON the held. was con-
sidered 40 "a meeting here Sunday
of the umpire~ of the National
League. with PRIEST John X. Tener.
Rulings ON unusual plays also were
discussed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
HOOsIER CREAMS WIN.

The Hoosier Cream team defeated
the j Dietz club on Cassidy field
Sunday afternoon by a score of 9 to
g. The batteries were: Hoosier
Creams. Welchonce. Marks and HUI
dak. Dietz, TafelsH and Zalas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
YESTERDAYS SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston .......O11 100 000-3 (
Cleveland ..122 100 O3*-9 l. 1
Mays. Foster and Thomas; Bagby,
Morton and O'Neill.
Detroit 1000 900 011-4 o
Washington ...O1O 900 OILS 3
Dauss and Stanage; Gallia, Rice.
and Henry. Ainsmith.
Philadelphia 200 GEO O01--3 1
ST. Louis r. /. .OO1 COS OOF-4 o
Myers and Meyer; Koob, Groom.
Neilman and Hartley.
New York .....O10 O0s OOO-4
Chicago l.....2OO 213 22*-12 16 1
Fisher. A. Russell and Nunamak-
CT. Albert Russell, Danforth. Faber
ond Schalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
BROWNS0N HALL WINS
Beat Flkhart Blue Sox i'm 10 Innings
BY score of 4 to 3.

Br0wnsor hall scored a TO vic
tory over the Elkhart Blue Sox at
Elkhart yesterday afternoon in a
brilliant ten-inning game. Lynch
had the Elkhart boys guessing
throughout the game. Brownson
scored twice in the eighth by hit
ting Williams hard and won in the
tenth on timely hits by Barry. Burke
and Syoberg The hitting Of Dubois
Allison and Burke featured.
Brownson ...... 600 600 020 81
Flkhart .-..---. OO1 001 600 Is
Lynch and Barry. Alison VIII
hams and Searless.
mpires-Lester and Myers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
GET FIFTEEN HITS
GOOD FOR g BASES
Doubles, Triples and Home
Runs Are Common Affairs
-OonnelIy Gets One.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June 4.
Grand Rapids won It's third
straight victory from South Bend
Sunday by getting 20 Hill for 10
safeties. which were good for total
OF % bases The final score was
2 % g.
Donnelly's rasping home run In
the first inning coming after
Grimes had been hit by "A pitched
hall. gave the Renders two runs In
the first inning and lead which
looked good until ne third when
Haggerty lined another one over the
fence. putting Grand Rapids on even
terms with Smiths men. Before
the inning had been completed. the
Sox had taken a one-run lead on
Brant's single and Edgington's
double.
Haggcrty Ia ard.
Although Haggerty was touched
FOR eight hits and three Of Benders
got in front OF pitched balls while
the same number were given bases
on balls. the Sox hurler worked eff
fectvely until his mates had piled
"A
more were added TO the Sox total
in the fifth inning on Carey's triple.
Alcock's single Brants helders'
choice and Edington's drive over
the left field fence
South Bend scored its third and
final run in the sixth on Hensling's
double and Hills single McArthur's
single and Haggerty's double gave
the SOx another run IN their half
Of this inning. Brant's double,
Wright's triple and Edington's single
accounted for thet final two local
tallies i'm the seventh. South Bend
had Il men left on bases. three
being stranded in the second, when
Wright left his feet 10 catch Koch
ler's drive 10 the fence Force plays
killed what scoring chances the
Benders had in the third. fourth and
fifth innings. where Tannehill. BeaIl
and Donnelly got singles. Hensling
was SHARED in a double play in the
eighth. after ne had singled when
Zeiser hit 10 Haggerty.
FfIl Bases i'm Ninth.
The Blenders flied the bases in
the ninth when Haggertv passed
Eashang and hit KoePier. but a
force play killed the last chances
OF Smiths men to score. Opfergelt
has been released by Mgr. KOehler.
Bowman and Meter are announced
as the pitchers for Mondays game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
CINE BAD INNING BEATS
WHEELING HURLER Ga
BraNenOr Walks Two EVas and
Allows Four Hits. one for
-Four Bases.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. June s.
FraVcnor had one bad inning Tues
day when he walked two men and
was touched for four hits. one of
which was home run by kibble.
allowing the locals TO score six runs.
defeating Wheeling s TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
BEAT UNION GIANTS
Lafayette Red SON Pound Three
Pitchers for 15-S Win.

L.AFAY ETTF,. Ind. June 5.-Three
pitchers We're pounded hard sunday
afternoon by the Lafayette Red SoN
and they defeated the Chicago Union
Giants i = 20 T.
Union Giants col 01O 4Ce-S u .
Lafayette ...l32 2sl coils II :
McNair. Harper. Burch and White.
Turner. Moore and Schwab.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05

stolen bases Callahan g. Scheeren.
Cleveland Three base hits Alteuhurc.
cleveland ome run kihhlc. Left ou
Hases Evansville. >. Wheeling. Is Sae-
rfice hit, Cleveland Nantz struck ont
Hy Turner. Z rs Rraveuor. =. Bases
GOA halls-Off Turner. .. off Rravcnor. .
Wild pitch Bravenor Passed bali -
Nantz Hit hy pitcher Callahan. I'm
plre-R0ss. Time-2 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
= Batted for Hungling in ninth
IL u L. ..L.-.L
Totals
Summary

Two base hits Stanley. Harris Three
base hit-Fischer. Home run Shovlin.
Sacrifice hits bowling, Brubaker. WaC-
ner. Hart Mcneil. Hoffman. Stolen
bases Spencer Hoffman. Brubaker
Bases on balls off Hart >. off Riley. =
Left on bases springfield. g.. Muskegon,
Hit by pitcher BY Riley. Harris. E
Bowling Struck out By Hart Z: ty
Riley. 3. Wild pitch Riley. Umpire
Geisel and Daily. Time 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05

RESULTS SUNDAY.

Central League
south Bend. 3; Grand Rapids, ?.
MuskegOn. Z Springfield. :.
Evansville. q; Wheeling. g.
National League.
No games scheduled
American League.
Washington. 8 Detroit. {
Philadelphia 3 81. Louis T.
New York. 4; Chicago. l.
Boston. 3 Cleveland. Q
American Association.
Columbus. %. indianapolis. g.
Louisville. .. Toledo. I
Minneapolis. -. milwaukee,. ..
81. Paul, 81, Kansas city, %.
GAMES TODAY.
Central League
south Bend at Grand Rapids.
Wheeling at Evansville
Dayton at Terre Haute
Springfield at Nluskegou.
National League.
Chicago NJ Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League.
BOston at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia al ST Louis.
New York at Chicago.
American Association.
Columbus at Toledo.
indianapolis at Louisville.
Minneapolis az Milwaukee.
St Paul no Kansas CITY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
score BY Innings


stolen bases Nee, Mitchell. Gygli. Sac
rifice hits tOrch. Evers. Two base hit
Wagner. Three base hit-Niitchell.
Double plays Storch Co Jacobs: Mitchell
10 French to Gygli. Earned runs-Off
Rowan &: off AinSworth. , Struck out
BY Rowan I by AinswOrth. Z. Bases
on ballS-Off Rowan. 3 off Ainsworth.
= Left ON bases-DaytOn. >; Terte
Haute. Z. Umpire -Shuster Time 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05

First game
81 Paul .....O2O O1O OOO-3 l. 3
Kansas City 900 O1O 40*-5 Z o
Douglas. Upharu and Land; Re
gan and Berry. Hargrave.
Second game
st Paul 1000 GOO 100 3
Kansas city .022 10 O1~-7 l. o
Grinner. tinneran. Upham and
Glenn. Sanders. Crutcher and Berry.
Louisville 200 600 600 1
Toledo ........OOO Dol 600 1
Northrop and LaLohge; Main and
Sweeney.
Columbus 900 600 600 1
indianapolis .120 600 O3@-6 .
Curtis. Davis and Murphy; Carter
and GOsSett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis 900 100 100 S o
Milwaukee zee. 600 200 01%-3 3
Cashion and owens; Slapnicka
anC Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-05
score By Innings

Totals