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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
No Trespassing.
New Iberia, R. D. No. /.
0cfnhor TAI 1O1c

October 7th, 1916.
The public and particularly
hunters are warned that any one
caught hunting or otherwise tres
passing upon my property sit
uated in the Bird Ward of IBERIA
Parish will be prosecuted to the
tu!' extent of the law.
CLET PROVOST
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04

! Mrs. J. J. Holiness Minden, ;
number Of White Leghorn chick
ems.
Mrs. NJ. r. Simmonds, Fordoche
II fat hens.
| w. W. Shawhan, Lismore, q
fie turkeys.
Jos. Byrne, Iberville, earn corr
in car lots.
Horace Land Co., Anna, 200 lbs
pop corn.
Delamotte & Effort. Labdie-
vile. 400 sacks Honduras seed
rice.
Horace Land Co., ANA "a guam
tity of garlic.
Jos. Byrne. Iberville, quantity
of garlic. -
Mrs. }. S. Guenard. Lake Prov
idence. a quantity of garlic.
Miss Katherine Beattie, Thibo-
! daux. quantity of strained
honey.
S. II. James. Mound, 20 bushels
Citrus oranges.
Mrs. J. S. Guenard. Lake Prov
idence, second hand Cyphers In
cubator, $50 eggs.
WANTS.
j. l.. Wilson. Hanna, Red Poll
bull. 2 to 4 years old.
E. E. Fagot. Sta. B.. R. F. D No.
2. New Orleans. 5 graded Jersey
milk cows.
w. T. Caldwell. Vivian. l good
HOlstein milk COW.
s. G. McKneely, Clinton, l RAM
bouillet ram.
Mackie Farms Co., New Or
leans. a number of ewes.
G. H. Rattle. 1873 N. Prieur St..
New Orleans. a number of ewes. |
w. w. Shawhan. Lismore, / |
registered Hampshire boar.
Morse W. H. & Feed Co., Morse.
30 head of pony mares.
G. p. Johnson. Caddo. so to 100
Young Brown Leyhorn hens and
pullets.
II. B. Lands, Winnsboro. a.
'ew Rhode Island Red cockerels. II
Leo Rogers Produce Co.. Beau
mont. Texas, poultry; Turkeys;
W eases eggs per week; a num-
Ter of SQUADS; a quantity of hay.
}. K. Davis. Ravne, 1000 Lady
'arneille strawberry plants.
Hy .Vautrain & Co.. 1908 Gal
atm st.. New Orleans 10000 lbs.
louisiana garlic.
W. A. Moody. Ethel 500 bushels
ecleaned Lespedeza seed.
Mackie Farms Co.. New Orleans
10 bushels Lespedeza seed.
W. F. Roy. Fruitland Park.
|iss.. several thousand bushels
ZIG Lespedeza seed.
c. M. Brooks. Baton Rouge,
loice recleaned Lespedeza seed.
w. F. Roy. Fruitland Park.
iss., a quantity Satsuma oran-
q.
Ivy Wolf. Baton Rouge, Sc Sc To
% gallons Louisiana cane syrup.
Leo Rogers. Beaumont, Texas,
cane syrup.
J. j. Carney. 1900 Clara St.. NJ.
Louisiana cane syrup.
Geo. Fl. Appel &, Co., 113 Camp
:. New Orleans, pOmegranates;
alev bark hickory nuts; guam
y of chinquapins.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04

do my own work,
had to hire it done.
/ h card SO much
about Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegeta b ] e
Compound tn at l
tried it. l took three
bottles and l found
it to be all you
claim. Now l feel as
we'll as evcrI did and
am able to do all my
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
MILK COWS FOR SALE

twenty-five registered Jerseys
and Holsteins for sale, either
singly or in lot. Apply to Julien
Ewes.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-04
WEEKLY MARKET BULLETIN

ID. Wilson. Commissioner of Agri
culture and immigration, State Of
Louisiana.
Articles to be listed should be
in the office not later than Fri
day midday.
Important Notice: All patrons
of the Bureau of Marketing
. should bear in mind that the Blu
reau does not handle any cash
transaction and no checks or re-
mittances should be sent to the
Bureau. The Bureaus function
is simply to get the buyer and sell
Ter together. and they effect their
own transaction. 1t must be dis
tinctly understood that the Blu
reau, under no circumstances as
sumes apy responsibility whateverI
in any transaction. that may, be
perfected through information
furnished by the Bureau. But
should the Commissioner know of
any one who has made any fradn-
lent transaction he will drop him
or her from his list and make pub
:ic the names of the parties and
the transaction. L is very i'm
oortant that patrons should ad-
wise the Bureau whenever sale
is made or Won find what you want.
as this will save us lots of trouble
and worry. Also, please state the
quantity YOU offer or wish.
OFFERINGS FOR SALE.
S. b, tusegndn, Mansura, one ,
Jersey bull. I
DR.. F.. H. Carruth,. Lobdell, /
high grade Jersey bull.
Wyatt Anderson. Elton, l reg
istered Red Poll bull, 4 years old. {
A. I. Prescott, Baton Rouge, 80
Kraded Holstein Jersey & Guern- \
Dev cows. VIII II i1i@,' f
F. L. Hoke, Welsh, i full blood {
Angus bull. 5 wears old. n
\ F. o. Brinkley, Gloster, ! reg a
stored Black Aberdeen Angus +
hull. 6 wears old. d
w. f. Mount. Ponchatopla, ] r.
Durham bull. 4 years old.
w. P. Raymond. Baton Rouge,
. graded Jersey cows.
w. r. Dodson. Baton Rouge.
lorse. 8 years old, weighs 100
pounds. ,
Il. c. Kramer. Centreville, six
)uroc Jersey brood sows. Cholera1
ca 6N4C x
M. j. Witzki. 2 registered Po- 8
and China hogs. male and female e
2 years old. CT m
NJ. j. Witzki. Oretta. 5 Poland
lima gifts. Il
verda High School. verda, % $
eeistered Duroc Jersey pigs. 3 Z,
lonths old. ~
w w. McCullon. Plaquenine. 2 h.
ure bred Jersey sows. l to 81
ears old.
5. r. Ius;~nan Mansnraj a few
'ein Duroc PIGS. subject I'd regis
alton: , registered Duroc sows:
registered Durcc boar. s years 4
d. OI 81 /,
F. ". Kent. Covincton. regis to
red Be-kshire p;"s. = rs "a "a
Il. b. Stoner. Calumet. I f;na e.
God mare. weighs 1900 pounds 81.
wears old. $ IL
u. B. Stoner Calumet. l mare ~
It. 2 wears old, ~
i. r. Stoner. Calumet. 2 mare - :
-. 2 wears old.
q. Nrnk1ev Nlosser 4 rum- |.
70 - ~ ls'trt 1ed eocle- =
=
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
HIGH COACH To
LEAVE FOR EAST
C. A. MetzIer Accepts Position
With Central High School
in Washington, D. C.

G. 4 Metzler, physical director
and coach Of high school athletic
teams for the past three years, has
accepted position as coach and
physical director Of Central high
school. Washington. ID. G.. and will
take up his new duties in the fall.
During the summer he will be on
the Culver Military academy fac
ulty.
At Washington Metzler will have
direct charge OF three sports, foot
ball baseball and basketball. and
viii have supervision over track and
aQuatiCs, although assistants will
have actual charge Of these teams.
Central high is one Of the best
equipped high schools in the United
States. IL has concrete stadium.
big athletic field including football.
baseball and track equipment; has
two gymnasiums. IS by 100 feet,
each on separate floors. and has a
swimming tank 40 by 70 feet, about
twice the dimensions of the local
Y. NJ. G. A. pool
A(HA Ills iiAN AAAi'N NNeAAo fii NiiN
local school. Metz" has turned out
winning teams in all branches of
interschOlastic athletics. Three
years in succession the track team
won the Northern Indiana cham
pionship Under Metzler's train
ing the football team can lay claim
to one state championship, won dur
ing his first year here, and one
northern Indiana title. Although
the local school has never been sue
cessful in capturing the prelimi-
nary basketball tournaments, which
would give them claim TO sectional
honors. the squads have always
been feared by rival schools and
have defeated schools which later
won the sectional title.
Besides his interscholastic work,
NTetzler has developed great in
terest in inter-class sports. 1t has
been proven that these inter-class
activities have been OF great bene-
tit TO the coach in getting a line on
the material in the school. Be
sides this, IT has aroused great in
terest i'm the class sports and much
of this interest has naturally com
municated itself 10 interschOlastic
endeavors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
REDS HUMBLE GILBERFS
MEN IN DOUBLE BILL
Win First Game 3D., Coming from
Behind i'm Eighth-Cramer
Gets IL StrikeOuts.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June al
Muskegon took Terre Haute down
to a double header Wednesday af-
ternoon. After the locals had ap-
parently won the first game in the
eighth inning. Muskegon came back
with winning runs. Cramer estab-
lished a new strikeOut record for the
season by tanning u men. The sec
ond game went TO MuskegOn in the
second inning. when a collection of
three bases on balls. a sacrifice hit,
two errors and a fiuke hit scored
three runs Ii was a pitchers battle
between Compton and Schettler. in
which each team had but one man
left on bases
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
PITCHES NO HIT GAME
Foster OF Boston. shuts Out Yam
KEGS To q.

BOSTON. June 2I-GeOrge Foster
pitched a uo-hit game for the Red
SoX Wednesday and the New YOrks
we're shut cut . TO o. Not a New
Yorker reached first until one was
out in the seventh. when Nunamaker
was passed. Foster had perfect CON
troll and his defense was perfect.
The outtield played brilliantly be-
hind him and the inner works and
Carrigan assisted him greatly. Lewis
drove I'm both runs for the Red Son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

wednesday, RESULTS.
Central League.
south Bend. :. Evansville. ?.
skeCou. -, Terre IIaute. 20.
Grand Rapids. 3-3: Dayton. o.
National League
Boston. = New York. g.
Cincinnati. 4-3- chicago, -.
American League.
Cleveland. o.. Detroit. 3.
New York. -, Bo~ton. .
Chicago. IL. 81. Louis H.
American Association.
Columbus. { Minneapolis. g.
Toledo. 81. st. Paul. -
indianapolis. 10, Kansas city, I.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Central League.
south Bend at Evansville
Springfield at Wheeling. ..,
Grand Rapids at Dayton
Muskegon no Terre Haute
National League.
Philadelphia at brooklyn.
Boston az New York
81. Louis 40 Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League.
New York at Boston.
Washington M Philadelphia
Chicago at St Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit
American Association.
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas city
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at st TauI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
RAIN HALTS TWIN BILL
Macks Lead 81 when Game With
Senators il Called.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-Bain
today broke up "a double header be-
tween the Philadelphia and Wash
ington American league clubs The
home team was leading g Co I al the
end of the third inning OF the open
ing game when play was stopped
Myers >as pitching for Philadelphia
and Rice had relieved shaw i'm the
box for Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
REV. CAvANAUGH TO SPEAK.

News limos NDc'III NervIce.
LAPORTE. Ind, June 22.-Rev.
J. A. Cavanaugh OF Notre Dame uni
versity accepted the invitation OF the
local centennial celebration secre-
tary 10 speak al the celebration on
sept l. The day will be featured
by a big parade OF floats. and a
platoon Of policemen and a number
Of the lodges Of the city viii be
represented in the affair. 4 mass
meeting will he held in the evening
at thu Majestic theatsr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
HARVARD WINS AGAIN
Clinchcs series With Yale ny Taking
second Ill.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 22.-
By defeating Yale 3 TO 1 Wednesday
Harvard clinched the three-gam
series with that university. having
won the first game al New Haven
Tuesday 8 20 ? a crowd. estimated
at 5000. saw the contest.
Harvard &C.. 100 OLE O0e-4 8
Yale ....... 600 OIO 000-1 2
Harrison and Stafford. Harte; Wat
rOus And Munson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
Take First Game From Evansveerre Haute Tomorrow
TWO HURLERS
GET DRUBBIAG
Turner end Larsen Pounded
Hard, While Loudermilk
Holds Enemy in Check.
Nevs-Time Special Service

Nevs-Times Special Service
EVANSVILLE June South
BEND pounded Pitchers Turner and
Larsen for l. hits Wednesday. while
LoudermHk. although touched for
nine safeties. kept them scattered
and South Bend took the first game
Of the series by the score Of Z 20 2
Turner started on the mound for
Evansville and could not get 20 60
INK tight lie passed two men and
hit another in the nrst inning, but
Tho Blenders could not score.
Get Four in second.
Bui in Tho second two more walks
and fotr hits gave the crew of Ben
Eoehler four runs. which was
enough TO win the game. In this
inning Taruehul singled TO right and
was out az second on Bealrs az
tempted sacrifice. Ioudcrmilk and
Bashaug both singled and Neal
counted KOehler worked Turner
for pass. hiIing the bases. Collins
then singled 20 right and both
LoudermiIk and Bashang scored
Collins was out trying 90 stretch his
hit into a double. Yaufz let one OF
Turner's shoots through him and
koehler counted with the fourth run
of the inning
Evansville scored once iu their
half OF the second on Yantz's walk
and successive hits by Knoll and
Tenant. a fast double play Vy
Tannehil Koehler and EeaI ON
Whelan's grouuder robbed them OF
chances 10 tie the score
Larsen Goes In.
Larsen went in 20 pitch al the be-
ginning of the third and the Benders
counted one when TannehilI and
Beall both SINGLED, Bashang was
walked and then Larsen uncorked "a
wild pitch. letting Tannehill score.
The Knollites got their final run
ia their half of this inning when
Tepe singled and scored on hangers
long triple 10 center.
Two Mon i'm Eighth.
Neither side scored after the third /
until the eighth. when South Bend
counted two more when. after
LoudermiIk had famed. Bashang |
doubled and scored on Collins hit
10 right. after Koehler had ground /
ed out. Collins took second on the |
throw % catch Bashang at the plate !
and counted when DonnelIy bingled |
20 center
LoudermiIk easily held the Evas
ion check after the third and the
game ended with the score 20 /
in favor Of the Blenders. A double I
header will be played Thursday /
Knoll will use Fromholz and Turner /
while Koehler will use McColl and /
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
SHOULDER NOT BROKEN
Tim. However. VIII be Out of Game
Several Days.
International News Service.
THTCf AGO Trr1p 30 IF ,,

CHICAGO. June EFT has been
detercined after X-Ray eXamina-
tiOns that Heine Zimmerman. third
baseman for the Cubs, did not break
his shoulder blade when he fell
down the steps az his home yester-
day The injury 10 Heine's shoulder.
however. viii keep him out Of the
game for the best part Of a week
and has resulted thus far in the
Cubs losing yesterdays doubIe-head-
er and Cincinnati nOsing them out OF
fifth place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

Fred Murray. a brother of r.
Lindley Murray. the California ten
mis- wonder, proved to be one of the
sensations at the intercollegiate
championship meet at Cambridge,
Mass. last week.
Murray. wearing the cOlOrs of the
Leland Stanford university. romped
home an easy winner in the 22O-yard
low hurdles, and 120-yard high
hurdles. making the latter distance
in the record time of . seconds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

stolen base Ba>haug Two base nit
Ea>nung Three base hits Hanger La
sen Double plays BaShauv Co Hens
ling Nautz 90 Tenant Taunehill 90
kuehler % Beall Left ON bases Evans
vide y south Bend. H. Sacrifice hits
collins Reilly His~-Off Turner. 4 i'm
innings StrucS out 8v Larsen D. by
Loudermilk. Q Base ou bails-Of Tur-
uer. &. of Lcudermil6. 81. Wild pitch
Larsen Passed ban NantI Hit bv
pitcher HeuSIiuc bv Turner. RaShang
hy I.Hrseu. Umpire GeiseI Time = 100
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
WIN PARk TITLE.

Rv defeating the Hiltops. Il Co 3.
the Musical Elbels won the Ieeper
Park league championship yesterday
afternoon The Fench Busters de-
feated the Mog'e Indians The
teams finished in the order named
The Leeper Park Juniors and Spe-
e4ais failed Co win "a same
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
ALLEN SIGNED

International News Service:
TOPEKA. Kas.. JOne 22.-Nick
Allen. former Chicago Cub catcher.
has been signed by Topeka and
Catcher snow. formerly with the IN
leased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

Two base hits NtOrch. Wright. Sac
riflce hits Nee Storch Sacrifice flies
Spencer. House Left on haseS-Grand
Rapids. To- Dayton. T. Bases on balls
eff Macarthur. 3 off WhitehouSe g: Off
Rowan, l. struck out-By Macarthur. Z:
by WhitehOuSe 3: by Rowan. , stolen
l,a SEES House. Hobbs. Carey Wild pitch
Macarthur Hits-Off Whitehouse. I'm
: innings. one out IN eighth. Hit by
pitched blll-Sykes Umpire-ROss.
fme-o hours
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
SIGNED ONLY TO RUN
Haunes kolehmainen Will Not Go
to Mex Front.
InternatlonaI NeNs Servlce !:

International News Service;
NEW YORK, June thames
Kolehmainen, the famous Finnish
long distance runner. a member Of
the 14th infantry of Brooklyn, has
declined 20 accompany his regiment
to the border Hannes says he en-
listed TO run for the regiment and
not to fight with them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
score BY Inning,


Sacrifice hit-Evers. Double plays
Bowling 10 Evers 10 Fisher: Miller 20
HOlderman: Holderman TO Schettlpr
Earned runs-Off Schettler l. Struck
Schettler. I by Compton l.
Base on balls-Off Schettler T. Left on
bases MuSkegon. L; Terre Haute. 1.
Umpire DAILY. Time %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
BLACK S0X TAKE TWO
AND CUT VETS LEAD
Haggerty and Macarthur do Some
Fine Hurting and Win Games
80 and 3-2.

DAYTON. O.. June 21.-Grand
Rapids cut down Dayton's lead We'd
nesday 10y winning both games Of
double header from the Vets. Both
Haggerty and Macarthur pitched
good ball for the visitors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
score BY Innings,
earned runs off Wheatley,

Hits and earned runs-Off Wheatley,
Z hits, runs in innings: off Compton.
no hits. no runs in one inning: off era
mer. IL hits. 3 runs in innings Bases
ON balls-Off Wheatley. >: off Cramer.
; struck Out-By Wheatley. . by era
mer, = Sacrifice hitS-Wagner. Gygli.
Two base hits Stanley. .. Double plays
French to Mitchell 10 HOlderman: Bru-
baker 10 Evers 10 Fisher . Stanley 10
Fisher. Left on bases -MuSkegon. ::
Terre Haute. g. Stolen bases- Gray. Co
veleSkie. Umpire DAILY. Time 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus - OOO 220 0OO-4 9
Minneapolis $40 1O1 0Os-6 II g
curtis and Coleman: Cashion and
owens.
Indianapolis I12 ola OlO-IO 10 o
Kansas city 600 GOO O1O- 8 I
Carter and Schang. Cocreham.
Sanders, Lathrop and Berry. Har-
grave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
MCCOY JOINS MILITIA
Will Go to the Front With a New
York Company.
international News Service

international News Service
NEW YORK. June 22.-Kid Nc
Coy. the famous boxer, has enlisted
with the New York militia He reg
istered under mis- regular name. ="
Norman Selby. The kid is native
of Fort Wayne Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 600 coo 600 ?
Detroit ..... 600 0O2 O1a-3 /
Bagby McHale and O'Neill:
COVeleskie and Stanage
New York goo 600 900 q
Boston ... 100 OOl OO@-2 y o
Shawkey and Nunamaker: Foster
and Carrigan
Chicago 49,. 600 600 ole 4
~. Louis 900 1872 ELL r. o
Danforth. Cicotte. Benz and Schalk.
Lynn. Weilman and SEVERED.
Chicago $500. 900 100 600 > /
ST Louis ..OIO 100 0OF-2
Scott Russell and Schalk. Koob
and Hartley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
SHOOK SHOOK.

international News Service:
Chicago. June 22.-The White Sox
have released Catcher Ray Shook TO
Rockford H.. Internationally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
Team Home Friday.

The team returns home tomorrow
for a stand here of nine days during
which Terre Haute, Evansville and
will be the attractions.
Friday is Ladies day and a large
number of fair fans are expected TO
turn out since this will be the last
ladies' day for a week, the new or
der of things calling for only one
day a week on which they will be
admitted free TO the park. on sun
day the locals and the Highlanders
will mix in a double header.
Yesterdays results at Dayton
were gratifying to the fans through
out the circuit. Dayton excepted.
The Black Sox copied two from the
leaders. AS Springfield turned the
same trick only a couple of days
ago. the rest of the clubs are bound
to have more confidence when tack
ling the Vets and the Nee gang will
not have the jump as they have had
early this season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

Cutters vs. Little Joes at Leeper
park diamond No. 1.
Mellows rs. South Bend Lathe and
South Bend Motor Car Co, at watch
factory diamonds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22

Sacrifice hit>-Nee StOrch. AlcOck Base
on balls-Off Haggerty. > Struck out
BY Frost. & by Haggerty l. Hit by
pitched hall-Warner Double play
Nee To Hobbs to sykes. Left on bas
Grand Rapids. Z Dayton, : Umpire
Ross Time I 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston &C.,. 600 200 200 ID 10 0
New York 1O1 600 O2O 81 ,
Allen. Hughes and GOwdy; Per
rift. MathewsOn and Rariden.
kOCher
Cincinnati ..O3O Dol OOO-4 o
Chicago ......010 600 020-3 . 2
Toney and Clarke. Wingo; Seaton,
Packard, Pendergast and Archer.
Fisher.
Cincinnati ..11O O1O OOO-3 ?
Chicago ......1O1 900 600 8
Mitchell. Mosely and Wingo: Law
ender, PendergaS Brown and
Archer Fisher
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
III>f Ganle
second Game.

Toledo ...... Oh O10 600 : O
81 Paul .... 500 100 O1a-5 .
KaiSerling and Sweeney, Douglas.
Funneran and Clemens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
TWO GAMES WILL
Be PLAYED TODAY
M'COII and Bowman Expected
to Stop EvaS-LadieS'
Day Here Friday.
by I'd =. Murray.

Two games are booked for this
afternoon at Evansville and they
will be played regardless o. war
with Mexico provided il doesn't rain.
McColl and Bowman are slated to do
the hurting and it would not no ex-
pecting too much for one of them
10 win his game.
If one Of the two pull the trick
the locals will have accomplished
something they have not done for a
long. long time and that is get an
even break in a road series. They
dropped two and won one and tied
one at Terre Haute and then defeat
ed Evansville in the first tilt yester-
day. Two victories today would
give them "A big margin on the pres
ent trip.
There is no question but what the
team today looks much better than
it has at any time this season. Not
only are the first four men in the
batting order banging the ball but
everybody below Donnelly is clout-
ing the pill. In yesterdays game not
a man went without a hit. even Lou
dermilk coming through with q safe
blow.
Reilly Hitting $40.
The addition of Reilly and Collins
has been a great help TO the local ag-
gregation. Both Of these men are
hitting around the 800 mark. Reil-
ly has taken part in eight games
and has hit safely at least once in
each of the seven games. He has
been to the plate % times and has
driven out ten hits which give him
a percentage better than $40. Col
Inns has been hitting regularly and in
thirty trips 10 the plate has got eight
safe blows which gives him a .297
average.
smith last week predicted that
his team would get going soon and
promised the local fans a regular
club by July l. He has several days
of grace and il looks as if Ed would
keep his promise. There has been
many clubs made by the addition of
one man and the signing of the two
new outhelders seems to have put
new life in the local aggregation.
Collins and Reilly took part in the
last game with Grand Rapids and
the locals dropped that. Then they
split two games with Muskegon,
won one and lost two at Terre Haute
and took one from Evansville. This
gives the bunch almost an even
break with a chance to more than
better the mark this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
TEAM STANDINGS IN
COMBINATION LEAGUE

~ HEWU ITUIWI
Schedule for Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-22
YESTERDAYS SCORES

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