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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
HILL AND HENSllNG
ON THE SICK LIST

Hill and Hensling are now en-
route TO South Bend. according 10
a letter received Friday by Sec'y
Baumbach from owner Smith. Hens
ling was spiked in the first game at
Wheeling. while Hill is on the sick
list. Herb has. not been feeling any
too we'll for some time but in his
last two games he pitched great
baseball. There is something wrong
with Herbs teeth, and it is hoped
he can get in shape for the games
here next week.
Two games will be staged on Dec
Grafton day. The morning tilt will
start al 10 o'clock, while the after
noon game will be staged at 3
o'clock.
The final game will be played at
DAYTON this afternoon. The locals
then will journey 10 Springfield for
three games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26

Steve Nyikos' hot three Dagger
in the last of the seventh, with a
man on first, scored the winning run
Of the final and best game played
in the high school interclass league
during the past season. The win
ming run was for the juniors and
along with this went the pennant
for capturing the championship of
the league. The final score was +
10 ) with the freshmen on the short
end Of the count.
The juniors captured the league
title last season also. when playing
under the sophomore colors they
won first place. Capt. Burner and
his nine deserved the victory for
their nine has been almost intact
during the season, while the other
teams have been 'misfitted" in al
most every combat during the sea-
sons progress.
Freshmen .......OO0 O2I O-S 0
Juniors .012 600 II > O
Olsen and Teeters; Bradley and
Waters.
Umpire-Edwin Elbel.
Time Of game-I:56.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
TWENTY N. D. MEN OFF
FOR STATE TRACK MEET
All in Good shape Except Bergan
Who suffers from An In
jured Tendon.

Twenty Notre Dame track men
left South Bend AT O'Clock
this morning Tor Lafayette. where
the Hoosiers will clash with the
other universities and colleges Of the
state for the championship, Satur-
day.
In addition 10 Coach Rockne and
Trainer Noonan. the men who
made the trip today were as follows:
Capt. Bachman. Frantz. Hardy.
Bergman. king. Noelkers. Call. Lo-
gan, Reynolds. Coyle. Kirkland.
Starrett Fritch. Freund. Mcclure.
YeaEer. Edgren and MCKenna.
With the exception Of Dutch"
Bergman. al OF the members OF the
SQUAD arc a. excellent shape Berg
man is still suffering from the eff
fects Of an injured tendon. and he
may compete in only the 1O0-yard
dash Jim Cooke. sophomore weight
man. will not make the trip as he
is suffering from a strained groin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
n. D. WALLOPS
PURDUE 4 To D
Edgren Holds BOiIermakerS
Helpless Again and Colo and
Blue Claim State Title.

Notre Dame celebrated the closing
Of her home baseball season by wal
looping Purdue. 4 TO 0. before a big
crowd on Cartier field yesterday at
ternoon.
II was the locals game from the
start. With "Swede" Edgren pitch
ing gilt edged ball. Notre Dame was
in no danger Of being scored upon
but orce or twice. The South Bend
lad let Purdue down with three lone
hits. scattered through the game,
and he retired II men via the strike
out route. 10y was not puzzle to
Notre Dame. for Harper's men got
TO him for 10 safe slams.
Take Early start.
Notre Dame hoped into the lead
in the first inning keenan,. first
man up. singled. and raced around
TO second on Elward's sacrifice, 10y
to Croy. Mooney grounded out
Kissler TO Croy, keenan, taking
third Meyers singled 10 right.
scoring Keenan,. and took second a
moment later on Kline's bingle
Kissler mussed mp the throw in. and
Chief" got safely TO third: but
Jones grounded out. Walter TO Croy.
The locals scored their second
tally in the fifth inning. Spalding
walked and Edgren famed. on
Keenan's single, Spalding took third.
keenan, stole second. Edward fan
ned. but Mooney beat out an in
field hit, scoring Spalding. Meyers
pop -fouled to Walters.
Get One i'm Sixth.
The gold and blue combined three
hits for one run in the sixth. Kline
flied 10 Finn. but Jerry Jones drove
vicious one to deep right for three
sacks. Wolfe singled, and Jones
scored. on Spalding's single, Wolfe
took second. Edgren famed. Kee-
nan rolled 10 Weber and the latter
stepped on second forcing Spalding
NOtre Dame made its final counter
in the eighth. Kline singled to left
center. and he reached second when
Finn fooled the throw in. Jones
grounded out. and Kline took third
from where he scored on Wolfe
sacrifice fly to Hoffman. Spalding
beat out an infeld slam, but he was
forced out at second, Weber to Finn,
on Edgrens roller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
FACTORY LEAGUE
TEAMS TO CLASH
Ball Bands and divers, Last
Saturdays Winners Will
Meet at Springbr0Ok.

Two games are scheduled in the
Factory league for Saturday after
noon and the tie for first place is
almost certain TO be broken. The
Bali Band and oliver clubs. winners
in the opening games last Saturday
will meet at Springbrook park while
Singers and Studebakers the two
losers. will clash at Singer Park.
The games start at O'Clock.
Carl BlackmOre. the Ball Band
shortstop, who was stabbed several
days ago. will not he in the contest
and il is doubtful if he will be able
70 get back in the game this season.
His lung was penetrated by the
knife blade.
Weber. who has been playing
shortstop for Purdue university, will
be at short for the Ball Bands Sat
urday. Owing to the injury to
Blackmore the league directors
granted the Ball Band the right to
pick up a man, Weber who is a
local boy. held down short for the
Purdue team in the game at Notre
Dame Thursday.
The coming season promises to
produce some interesting contests
Singers who in years previous man
aged 10 cop the honors, is expected
to have a hard battle repeating. The
other three clubs look to be much
stronger than they were in the years
past and any Of the three is likely
20 give the former winners a battle
for the rag.
divers look better than they did
last season. Claffey at short has
helped the team. The Ball Bands
COPIED their first tilt Saturday after
II innings Singers has practically
the same club they had last year
while Studebakers had a large squad
10 draw from in picking their reg
ulars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
The Finn Wins
Metrop olitan
Handicap Race

NEW YORK, May 26.-The Met
ropolitan handicap. the first big turf
event OF the eastern racing season.
was won at Belmont park Thursday
by n. G. Hallenbeck's four year-old
black colt. The Finn. by ogden Lii
vOnia The Finn. carrying 120
pounds won by three-quarters of a
length from last years winner.
STRONGHOLD. with the top impost OF
1872 pounds. Spur, three lengths
away finished third with the rest
OF the field we'll strung out Twelve
horses ran. The time was 1888.
within one-fifth of a second OF the
record for this event. The distance
was a mile.
The Finn was second choice in
the wagering, the Belmont pair.
Stromboli and Friarrock. being the
favorites. The value of the race to
the winner was $3.50. Strom boil.
though beaten. ran a remarkably
clever race. considering the fact that
his jockey. Butwell. used him up
following the dizzy pace set from the
start by High Noon. The first five
furlongs were covered in 50 2-5
seconds.
The Finn, admirably handled by
Jockey Schuttinger. broke slowly.
but rAced into contending position
in the first quarter Turning into
the stretch. High Moons chances
were disposed by StrOmboli, which
took Tho load rbara hut ba did not
have enough left 10 withstand the
challenge OF The Finn. The Hallen-
beck horse drew away in the final
drive 10 win by three-quarters of a
length.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
TRACK STARS TO MEET
Cornell is FavOrite i'm Contests at
Boston.
Inte-natlonal News Serrice.

International News Service:
BOSTON. May 26.-The greatest
gathering Of college athletes ever
assembled for a track and field
meeting will compete today and to-
morrow n the 41st annual tourna-
ment of the intercollegiate Associa-
ton Of Amateur Athletics Of Amer
lea
Cornell has been made a top-heavy
favOrite to win the meet. Leland
Stanford and Yale are expected TO
force the Comedians to their utmost
limit 10 vn.
Weat or conditions are ideal for
the m e.. Preliminary heats make
up tie most of tOdays program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
YALE REVENUES BIG
Greatest Comes from Football.
Which Il S106,565.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 26.-
Revenues Il the Yale university
Athletic association for the year
ending Aug 81 last t0;alled $780,
2SS. according 20 the annual report
made public Thursday. The bal
ance of the reserve fund is S9.257.
The greatest revenue came from
football SlO6.165. with baseball next
with S4G.514 The expense OF the
crew was nearly $4,000 and the
rsceipts only $500 The expenses
Of the track team also exceeded the
revenues
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
GIRL HIGH SCHOOL TANK
STARS TIE FOR FIRST
Points

Thus was the final standings OF
the girls inter-class aquatic meet
held yesterday afternoon in the high
school swimming tank, and attended
only by the girl members of the ath-
letic association.
Eleanor Gaik showed to be the
most graceful swimmer for the
shorter distances. while Elsa Weder
was best at the longer swims.
The relay was a walkaway for the
seniors. with Weder. Caik. Dunbar
and another "fishie' patrolling the
waters for the victory.
Summaries.
Plunge for distance - Elizabeth
Kertis. IS IT. in; Eleanor Gaik.
81 #. in; Alice Millhouse, SO TT.
Z in.
5O-foot swim-Elsa Weder. first;
Eleanor Gaik. second; Alice Mill
house. third.
5O-foot back stroke - Eleanor
Gaik. first: Alice Millhouse, second;
Alice Dunbar, third.
5O-foot breast stroke-Elsa Weder,
first: Helene Westervelt, second;
Eleanor Gaik, third.
Dive-Elsa Weder. first; Alice
Millhouse. second; Eleanor Gaik,
third.
Breast stroke for form-Eleanor
Gaik. first: Alice Millhouse, second;
Alice Dunbar, third.
15O-foot swim-Elsa Weder, first;
Alice Millhouse, second; Lucille Hold
son. third.
Candle race-Alice Dunbar, first;
Alice MillhOuse, second.
Jitney - Eleanor Gaik and Elsa
Weder. first; Mildred Duttem and
Alice Millhouse. second; Agatha
Clarke and Olga Suegmueller. third.
Inter-class relay-Won by seniors;
second; sophomores, third.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
WHITE KNOCKS OUT
SAIL0R IN ONE ROUND

CINCINN At. ohio. May 26.-
Charlie white Of Chicago knocked
out Milburn Savior OF indianapolis
IN the nrst round of their scheduled
1e-round bout here Thursday night
SAVIOR did not land blow on
" hite
White Knocked Saylor 90 the floor
for the count 90 four before a min
ute or the nrst round had passed.
The men weighed 1870 pounds al
/ o'clock Thursday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
WIN WAY TO FINALS
-Four Colleges Remain i'm Conference
Tennis Matches.

CHICAGO May 26.-The Unit
versity OF Chicago. Ohio State. Ken
ven college and Wisconsin. in the
western intercollegiate champion
ship tennis tournament here Thurs
day. won their way into the semi
finals OF the doubles Friday In the
semi-fnal singles Becker. Illinois.
viii appear against Nielsen. Wis
cousin. and Lindauer. Chicago,
against Wieden. Minnesota
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
wITHRow SIGNED.

Catcher Withrow. who was with
the Benders for a time this season,
and was injured in a game at Evans
vile. has been signed by Grand
Rapids. DeNormer, the Sox regular
catcher. bruised his right hand sew
eral days ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
ERRORS PAVE WAY FOR
BLACK S0X VICTORY
Triple Follows Boots and Grand
Rapids Beats Terre Haute i'm
First Inning. 80.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May 26.-
Errors by Shortstop Mitchell and
Second Baseman Evers in the first
inning Thursday afternoon. followed
by EdingtOn's long triple and Dun
cans single, gave Grand Rapids a
3-to-0 victory over the Terre Haute
club. Carey and Brant Of the visit
ing team featured the game with
Soma caps,.tiopal faidfpC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
REDS BEAT ST0GIES ON
TIMELY HITTING, q TO 3
MuskegOn Gets To Bravener i'm Fifth
and Sixth for All of its
Runs.

WHEELING. ". Va. May 26.-
Hard and timely hitting in the fifth
and sixth innings gave Muskegon the
second game Of the series here
Thursday. when they defeated the
Stogies by the score Of TO s. Up
70 the fifth Bravener did not allow
hit but in that session three safe
ties produced two runs. The visitors
scored their other two in the sixth
on two more hits. Wheeling scored
two in the sixth and Wachtel finish
ed the game without allowing a run.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26

stolen hase-La Ross. Sacrifice hit
hrant Two base hits-Wagner. Evers.
Three base -Edington. > Double
plays -McArthur 10 Carey Carey 10
Braut - Weinberg Evers TO Gvcli.
Earned runs-Off Gilbert. l. Struck out
By GoShorn. / by Gilbert. z Rases on
baIs-off ioShorn. ?; off Gilbert. >
Fist base on errOTS-Grand RapidS .
Terre Haute. I. Left on bases Grand
Rapids Is. 1erre Haute. > Umpire
DAILY. Time o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26

Stolen base-IIartle. Sacrifice hits
Caveney. Sacrifice flies Hanger. ..
Two base hits-Tepe Dunn. Double
plays-Clark 10 CavenPy to Anderson
Wants 20 Matthews Strike outs-Turner.
9. Clark. / Base gu balls-Turner, 3 :
Clark. Left on bases Springfield, : 4:
Evansville. 3. Umpire-Geiscl Time
:45
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
REAPERS WIN UPHILL
BATTLE FROM EVAS
Manager Dunn Features With Driv-
i'm Two Runs-Onc the Win
ming One.

SPRINGFIELD. O.. May 26.-The
Harvesters won an uphill battle from
Evansville Thursday by the score Of
3 TO >. Mgr. Dunn featured. driving
in two runs in the seventh on "A
double and hammering across Shov-
lin with the winning run in the
ninth. Spencer made a couple Of
great running catches for the locals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
sss.sa 81 -
Score Nv Innings.

Earned runs w heeling. 2. Muskegon
Three base hitS-Coveleskie. Bonin
Two base hit-Lear. First base on balls
of Bravener. 1 off Wagner J. Left
on bases NfuskegOn. 3. Wheeling 3
stolen bases-AIcNeill King. = Sacri.
flee hits-Martin. CoveleSkie. Sh.eren
struck out-By Bravener. l by Wagner
>: by Wachtel. I. Hit by pitcher-M-
Nein Hits-Off Wagner. 8 off Wachtel
/ Umpire-Ross. Time 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
DAYTON ANNEXES
SECOND 6 To Z
Kelley is Driven from Box in
Fourth-PoIeS Homer
in Third.

News Times Special Ser-ice.
DAYTON. Ohio. May 26-Dayton
made IL two straight from the Bend
ers Thursday winning s 10 2. Ba-
shang pasted a groove ball in the
fTsf inning far into left field for a
double. Grimes sent the runner
down with sacrifice. Koehler
bounded 10 Hobbs and Lee threw
ont Bashang at the plate. White
house then caught Koehler off first
for the third out
Spencer made q pretty running
catch or Zeiger in the third. Kelley
picked out a high one and lifted IL
over the right field wall for homer.
Bashang singled past short. White
house knocked Grimes groggy when
ne beaned the Benders' rightfielder.
Grimes. however. quickly recovered
and trotted TO first Hobbs pulled
Vhitehouse out Of a tight place by
starting a fast double play on Koch
ler's grOunder.
Vets Get Two.
Timely hitting gave the Vets two
runs and the lead in the home half
o. the third inning Kelley got into
trouble by failing 10 locate the plate
for Jacobs. whitehouse laid down
neat sacrifice Nee lined out 20
Grimes. Hobbs followed with a
hard single TO right. scoring Jacobs.
Lee went 10 second on the throw
home. Spencer's second single
Travelled down the right field foul
lire. bringing in Hobbs. Derie stole
b., Storch bounded 10 Tannehill,
en-. ing the inning.
kelley l. Chased.
In the fourth the Vets drove KEEL
lev To cover Stewart walked. on
Z third strike Sykes struck at a wild
pitch which rolled back to the
grandstand Stewart went 10 third
and Sykes to second on the play.
Kelley threw out Warner, and ia
cobs singled 10 left, scoring Stewart
and Sykes. Whitehouse walked and
Nee was hit on the arm, filling the
bases. Koehler then benched Kelley
in favor of Bowman. Hobbs greet
ed Bowman with a single. scoring
Jacobs Spencer hit TO Koehle~.
and Whitehouse was forced at the
plate With the sacks still packed,
Storch famed
Bowman Wild.
Zeiger walked with one out in
the nth and Bowman singled 10
left. scoring Zeiger. Grimes sacTi-
feed. but Hobbs threw out Koehler.
Bowmans wildness helped the Vets
TO "A run in the seventh. Spencer
walked and Sykes lined 20 Fisher
Stewart also strolled. and was forced
at second by Sykes With runners
on first and third, a double steal
was tried and Spencer scored when
Donnelly threw in.o center. Tame
hill threw odt Warner.
Crimes and koehler opened the
eighth with singles. WhitehOuse
famed Donnelly. Warner stopped
Fishers fast one with his head and
recovered the ball i'm time to force
Grimes at third Tannehill forced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
Gets Home Run But Driven From the Box the Next
ARE READY FOR GONG
Winner of Bout VIII Get Trip e
south America.
international News Service:

international News Service.
NEW YORK. Mas IS. - Phil
Bloom and Vic Moran are in fne
shape for their 10-round bout here
tonight. Billy Gibson has promised
10 take the winner of the bout on
trip 10 South America for the biz
boxing tournament 10 be held in
Buenos Ayres
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
CORNELL BEATS COLGATE.

HAMILTON. y. Y. May 26.-
Cornell defeated Colgate TO ;.
The visitors hit West freely. while
Perkins kept Colgate's hits well scat
tered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
c. OF c. LEAGUE.
LEACH HELPS MARTY.

NEW YORK, May %. - Leach
Cross is helping Marty Cross get
into condition for his clash with
Eddie Nugent of Utley. y. J.. here
maxi Mondax-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
TEAM WANTS GAMES

The Berman baseball team would
like 10 meet the Studebaker Juniors.
Call Home phone 2230.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26

Home run Kelley Two hasc r,; Ba-
shang Sacrifice hits Grimes. .; White
house stolen bases Fisher. Spencer.
SYke, Base IN balls Dff Kelley. 3 off
Bowman. . off Whitehouse. . struck
oEt By Kelley I by Bowman =. hy
Whitehousc. = Hits-Off Kelley. = in
SIS innings. Hit by pitched ball-Nee
by Kelley Grimes. Donnclv by White
house Wild pitch Kelley Double
plays-Hobb~ % Nee to sykes. Koeiler
10 Zeiger o. Be1ll Left ON bases south
Bend. 9 Dayton. T. Umpire Shuster.
Time 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26

Three base hit-Joues Stolen bases
keenan,, Mooney. Sacrifice hits-Elward.
Wolfe. Struck out-By Edgren. II; by
10y ; Bases on halls-Off Edgren. , +:
off 10y. , Hit by pitcher Walters
Hoffman by Edgren Wild pitches Ed
gren. =. Double play Edgren To Wolfe
o. Meyers Umpire Fitzpatrick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
RESULTS THURSDAY.

Central League.
south Bend. 2; Dayton. q
Muskegon. Z. Wheeling 3
Evansville. -. Springfield. ,
Grand Rapids. 3. Tprre Haute. ..
National League.
Chicago. 4 Cincinnati. :
Brooklyn. -. Pittsburgh. >.
American League.
Chicago. 3: Washington. 3 (Tie. i;
innings darkness
Detroit. . BostOn. >.
81 Louis. >. New York. T.
Cleveland Philadelphia rain
American Association.
Milwaukee. =. -. Paul. q
Kansas City. 3 minneapolis 4
Indianapolis-Col rain
Louisville. Z Toledo. 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Central League.
south Bend at Dayton.
Mus kegou at Wheeling
Grand Rapids M Terre Haute.
Evansville at Springfield.
National League.
Pittsburgh at -. Louis.
chicago at Cincinnati
New York dt ROston
brooklyn NJ Pittsburgh.
American League.
BostOn at New York
Philadelphia at Washington.
American Association.
Toledo at indianapolis
Columbus M Louisville.
Kansas city at Minneapolis
Milwaukee at 81. Paul.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26

'Weber fouled on bunting on thin
strike in first
*'Batted for Kissler I'm 9th.
Score BY Innings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-26
Juniors Cop
InterclaSS
BaHPennant

Final Standings.