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Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

The men who are leading their classe to the goal of success. are well pre-
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS
ISIS IS NAME
 OF NEW THEATER

A great deal of activity is in evidence at The Isis Theater on East Adams, .u preparation for the formal opening next Monday evening.
 The new electric sign has arrived from Los Angeles and the New State Electric Co.,. of this city has charge of the hanging of this large sign which, when lighted. can be seen for several blocks.
 The new asbestos curtain. together n'th several new stage settings, mas been ordered from the C. F. Thompson scenic Co.,. of Los Angeles, and should arrive iu a day or so.
 With the excellent vaudeville acts -ready secured for the Isis as well as tra best possible picture service to be furnished by the General Film O., Of Los Angeles. together with good or cnsstra. should make pleasing hit with the patrons of this new place of amusement
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

he Englishman treats the dancer
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

prospects in Argentine. Long be fore congress could put un embargo the surplus win be exhausted ane domestic requirements make higher prices Very little corn coming from country and the crop is less than an average"
 Cotton
 THE PRICE-Thc narrowing of the differences between Dec and the later positions in the New York market foreshadoWs the accumula- rion of n stock here that may serve to balance the market.
 JOCRNAL COMAfERCE-CCnt to the cXreiience of the Sully cot ton year. mills have nc cheap cotton in hand from which to make cloth fer delivery for the rest of the cot ton year. Exception can be found where mills have cotton enough tc last until December of January but i as rule mills are iE the cotton market huvins supplies
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

as a woman, a new experience for her and her struggles against her own worse ul ture and her love, in which she is willin. to sacrifice everything for the object of her affections, afford the charming star an opportunity to do the best work of her film career to date. It is a powerful and appealing play and one that is well worth a visit.
 The uavelogue is a continuation of the delightful scenes in Germany and Austria which have delighted so many LamaIa patrons since the globe trotter Holmes began to show his European travels.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
Plaza.

Tie final exciting chapter of "The Iron Claw" in which all the mystery that has surrounded the picture from the earliest reels is made perfectly clear, is in addition to the four reels of Mutual movies, the feature at the Plaza today. Of course, the end is as it should be. Davy, the lover wins out, while the Laughing Mask is dis covered There are many other things of great interest in the installment. Pearl White. who has been the heroine, makes a most beautiful bride, and her sweetheart a most handsome groom
 There are gowns that tempt the wom- en folks and pretty girls to make the men envious. Altogether, it is a great picture finale. On the same program there will be four fine stirring reels
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
SCHOOL RECORDS.

P. H. $. had a noted visitor on the campus and in the class rooms yester- day. Dr. Diffenbough of the |. $. Blu reau of Education visited each class room. Each teacher was asked 10 make a report on how much it cost per capita. per student, per hour. The and then compare them with the rec ords of other schools of the United States He is expected back Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
THIRTY CARS To
START IN RACE
For First Time in History of
Classic OePaIma is Not
Entered.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May g.
With the entry list for the annual
3OO-mie race on Memorial day
completed, speedway officials an
bounced today that so cars viii
start. barring accidents and elbnin-
atoms in the speed trials that pre-
cede the big grind. For the first
time in the history of the Hoosser
classic. the name of Ralph De Palma
is not entered
Barney Oldfeld will be at the
wheel of a Delage; Johnny Aitkiu,
Ralph Milford and Darfo Resta viii
pilot Peuecots; Gil Anderson will be
in a Premier, and the three Chew
rolets-LoUis. Arthur and CASTOR
will drive Frontenacs.
Another familiar face that will
be missing is that Of Bob BurmGn.
the speed child of trackdom, who
recently was killed in California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
CLUB HOLDS TOURNEY
Shooters From Three States to Con
test Here Today.

shooters from surrounding states
are present this morning at the
second annual registered tournament
Of the St. Joseph Valley Gun club.
to be held at MuesseI's grove begin
ming at $3.50 O'Clock.
The program will consist OF 10
events at Is targets and will be con
tinued until the events have been
completed in the afternoon.
The shoot is registered under the
rules Of the Interstate association
and all scores will figure on the Off
cial seasons average and the prizes
and trophies offered by the various
gun and ammunition houses.
II. c. Kirkwood of the United
States Cartridge Co. will manage the
tournament and other ammunition
houses will have representatives on
the field. The professionals that are
expected are: J. 1. Hymer. Indian
apOlis, Remington L. NJ G. Co: r.
K. Eastm an. indianapolis, Winches-
ter Arms Co; o. j. Holiday. Indian
apOiis. Peters Cartridge Co: G. A
Young. Springfield, O., Peters Cart
ridge Co.; G.. H Ford, Indianapolis.
DUPONT Powder Co.; Murray Ballou,
jr., Chicago, American Powder Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
LEAGUE SERIES OPEN
school Boys Teams To- Meet This
Morning.

The first series OF games for the
School Boy Baseball league cham
piOnship OF South Bend will start
today when the winners Of the dis
trict series will meet at oliver play
field diamonds. One game will be
played by each team. making two
games for the morning The first
game will start at $3.50 o'clock Two
members Of South Bends Central
league baseball club are invited by
Municipal Recreation Director F. 3.
Barnes TO attend these games and
officially umpire them.
The teams 70 play are the follow
ing Haley winners Of the west
district series; ST. Hedewiges. win
ners Of the east district series:
Laurels. winners Of the central dis
trict series. and divers. winners Of
the south district series.
The games are scheduled as fol-
lows: Kaleys vs. I.aurels on dia-
mond No. /, and St. Hedewige's vs..
divers on diamond No. 2.
The series will last three weeks,
two games being played each Satur-
day by each team. The school boy
league. which closed Last week. last
ed over a period Of -four weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
LEAGUE OPENS TODAY
Seventh Warders Will start Play
Though Other Divisions
Have Postponed.

Although all other ward divisions
Of the Amateur Baseball league have
postponed the opening Of the SEIZED
ules from today until next Saturday
the two games listed for Saturday in
the seventh ward will be played. As
all arrangements have been made
for the opening of the league. IT was
decided at a meeting OF seventh
warders Friday night 70 start re-
gardless.
The games today in the seventh
war are. Grace NJ. F. vs.. Athletics
Studebaker park; Indiana Avenue
Christian church team VS.. the First
Brethrens, al the Haney az. ball
diamonds.
The officers OF the seventh ward
district organization are as follows
Gus Haslanger. president: Albert
Ostrander. vice president. and Rus
sell Place, ecretary-tressurer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
TEAMS TO
FIGHT Fob N. D.
Ball Club to Play Normal
Here, Varsity Track at Ann
Arbor. FreShieS Away.

Three OF Notre Danes athletic
teams will be in action today. two
in foreign territory and one on the
home lot. The varsity track team
VIII clash with Michigan at Ann
ArbOr. the freshman track squad
will meet Western State Normal at
Kalamazoo. Mich, and the varsity
baseball nine will lock horns with
Western State Normal on Cartier
field
This afternoons game will start
at 3:4O o'clock. and. because OF the
fast clip that the Kalamazoo team
has been hitting 10 date this sea-
SON. and Notre Danes big improve
ment in play in the past few games,
II is expected that a big crowd will
MI the Cartier field stands.
slim" Walsh is Coach Harper's
choice 10 face Western State today.
The big hurler has not worked IN
some time and he is in excellent
form. The Kalamazoo team will pit
its best slab bet against the HoOsiers
and unless the dope goes awry,
there should be a battle royal.
Has Settled Down.
After getting off TO a bad early
season start, Notre Dame has set
tied down and is now playing win
ming baseball. The H0Osiers lost
four out of the five first games on
the schedule. but since then they
have defeated Armour, the Mich
igan Agsies. and Purdue. and they
have shown decided Improvement in
each game.
Western State Normal has been
going big all spriES and among its
victims the Michigan team numbers
the Michigan Aggier. Last year
Western state won the state cham
pionship Of Michigan.
Notre Dame students will anxious
ly await the returns of today's
track meet between the gold and
blue squad and Michigan at Ann
Arbor. Michigan is eager TO re-
trieve for its defeat in the indoor
meet. and the Hoosiers are just as
anxious TO repeat. Suffice 10 say
that there will be a hard battle in
every event and the final score
should be close. Coach ROckne is
hoping for "A victory today. but he
ic not predicting one The Notre
Dame track squad left for Ann Ar
Dor shortly after noon yesterday.
Look for Win.
The freshman team should have
little trouble in defeating Western
state Normal in the meet at Kala-
mazoO. The HOOsiers won an easy
victory over the Normalites in the
indoor meet here last winter and,
unless the Michiganders show a big
reversal in form, the Notre Dame
yearlings should cop. The fresh
man squad, 16 strong, under man
agership of Fremont Fitzgerald,
captain % the varsity football team
last fall, will leave South Bend at
10 o'clock this morning for Kala-
mazOO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
WHITE WILL MEET
WELSH IN AUSTRALIA
Freddie Has Practically Accepted
Ofer of $4,000
Purse.

CHICAGO, Nav g. Charley
White. Chicago's entry in the light
weight classic. practically accepted
today an offer of $4,000 to go TO
South America in June and there
meet Freddie Welsh for the cham
pionship. The offer came from
Billy Gibson Of New York, acting
for club at Buenos Ayres. Articles
for the match are now on the way
here.
Welsh. il is understood. will get
$4,000 fat for his share, along with
an extra $500 expense money.
White has two QUarrels 10 settle
before ne can gO-tne first with Mil
burn SaylOr at Cincinnati, May %,
and the second five days lster in
Boston against a man yet 10 be Sc
lected
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
PRESS COOP CHATTER
BY MURRAY.

Loudermilk faced a ticklish situa-
ton when he went to the mound.
Three on and only one down.
Louie got some satisfaction for
he famed Spencer, and while Spen-
Ger was waiting for a chance TO hit
remarked that if he got up there
the game would be over.
Gray had some difficult chances
down at short. When JGcobs nit
one at him it was travelling so fast
shat the scorers remarked: IF that
gets away it's going 20 be a hit
Yesterday was ladies' day and
they tell us there were a number
out You can't see, you know. from
the press coop.
Stewart made a brilliant one
hand stab at Bashang's hit in the
fifth. The left fielder was playing
towards center and had 10 do some
tall chasing He grabbed it with
one hand, right of the dirt.
Hill showed he was not in mid
season form. That run didn't help
him any and nine innings are rather
actly fit. Smiths hurlers have had
little chance TO get down to shape
and need more work before they
will be capable of their best
Spencer is a dangerous man at
any time. He only got one hit in
four trips TO the plate. but his drive
TO Bashang missed being one only
by a few feet.
In the eighth inning. with a man
on, Spencer hit a high foul just
back Of first base. Kading yelled,
II have it," and got under the ball.
Ii hit in his NIT and bounded out.
but he grabbed il before it reached
the ground and a sigh of relief went
up from the stands.
Johnny Nee is certainly playing a
great game down at second. He got
two hits and handled all his chances.
Grays drive in the ninth looked like
a sure hit. but Nee raced toward
second. grabbed it and turning beat
Gray 10 first, and Dolly is not a
slow man.
Lakoff staged about as neat a
piece of fielding as possible on
Grimes in the fifth. Grumpy" poled
one TO Sykes and the first sacker
didn't have time 20 get 10 first.
Lakoff raced over and took the
throw as he was crossing the bag.
Warner put up a big yell i'm the
fifth when Hill tossed him out at
first The play was close. but not
any closer than the one ON Crimes.
The Vets are out there kicking for
every point. OF course they are on
the road. and the average ball play
or. once he is away from home.
thinks every umpire in the league is
a homer"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
TWO PRACTICE GAMES
Ball Bands and Singers to Meet
Ffweks and BrownsOn Hall.

Two more games OF a practice ma
ture for teams OF the Manufa cturers'
league will be played today when
the Singer team viii meet the Bron-
son hall nine at Singer park and the
Ball Bands OF Mishawaka will play
the F'iweks A. the north side grounds
In Mishawaka-
The Studebaker team has no game
scheduled but the afternoon will be
spent by the players in practice.
Members Of the oliver team will
not appear on any diamond. the
players planning on attending the
Dayton-South Bend contest ar
Springbrook park The team viii
20 in a body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
HANGS UP NEW MARK
III. L. SPOTS Breaks 1913 Out Of 200
Targets I'm Meet.

NEW YORK, May 6.-H. l. SPOTS
of the New York Athletic club up
held his international reputation as
a crack trapshooter by breaking 1913
out OF 200 clay targets in the pre-
liminary shoot Friday at Travers
island, -. Y, where the nattOnal
amateur championship Is 70 be de-
cided Saturday. SPOTS established
new record for traps. the former
record OF 1872 having been made last
year by the late George l.. Lyon Of
Durham, y. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
COMPTON WEAKENS IN
SEVENTH; REDS LOSE
MuskegOn Drops Tilt by 6 To .
Score After Two Huriers
Had Been Routed.

MUSHROOM, Mich. May al
though sending two Of the Ter"e
Haute pitchers 20 the bench. the Soc
ond. Manager Lefty Gilbert himself.
because Of their inability To With
stand the work OF the MuEkegon
Central league batsmen. the Reds lost
the second game OF the series 10 tbs
Visitors by a score Of 70 8.
The seventh round told the story
Of the contest Compton. pitching
for Muskeyon. allowed five hits and
a base on balls before Manager Babe
Myers vanked him. the Terre Hsuts
club pushing across five runs. Red
Hart. called 20 the rescue. struck OFT
the last man in the fatal session.
The c-rre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
EVAS DROP SECOND
GAME TO BLACK S0X
Grand Rapids Takes Early Lead OF
Four Runs and Wins
: TO :.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. May g.
Grand Rapids pounded Wheatley Tor
rine hits for total of 19 bases and
Evansville was beaten in the sec
end game Of the series : 20 >. Wein-
herg's home run in the first inning.
coming after Ellington had scored on
AlcOck's single. put Grand Rapids
four runs TO the good. handicap
which Evansville could not over
come. Haggerty, Brant- MEMBERS
and Duncan led the attack on tho
E>rro ?, e.-fFga hrrla~ Ss~ora-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
STOGIES LOSE GAME;
TWO PILOTS OUSTED

SPRINGFIELD. O., Nav e.-The
Harvesters defeated the Stogies ir a
II inning game Friday by the score
of to 8. Both teams showed plenty
OF fight. Callahan and Manager
Dunn of the locals being put out FOR
disputing decisions, while Manager
Smith was ordered out Of the park
Wetzel, sent up as a pinch hitter
With two on In the ninth, singled
while the locals tied it up in the last
half In the twelfth a walk. sacri-
flee and Hartle's single won the
gama Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
SIGN COLLEGE PLAYERS
Dcs Jardicn 10 Get Chance With
Indians.

CHICAGO. May s-When the
Cleveland Indians leave here tonight
they viii take with them Paul Des
Jardien. former all around athlete
If Chicago university. Des Jar
diem was signed 10 a Cleveland con-
tract after Mre. Foil had looked
him over in practice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
FIGHT RESULTS.

NEW YORK. Nav 6.-TOung
Ahearn. q local middleweight. out
pointed Zulu Kid i'm 10 rounds.
Billy Fitzsimmons shaded Young
Lewis in 10 rounds.
Nike Kelly knocked out Nike
Shay in the first round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
TIMELY HITTING By
YALE WINS BATTLE

NEW HAVEN, Conn. May s. ~
Timely hitting at critical periods
gave Yale a victory over GEORGETOWN
10 l. Both mines helded we'll. The
score:
Yale ...... 102 COL 0O'--4 I
Georgetown 600 Zoe 600 o
Garfield and Munson; Cantwell
and Hagar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
NEW WORLDS CHAMPION
John Layton Defeats Blankenship Of
Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. MAY 6.-There
Is a new worlds champion pocket
billiardist today John Layton of
SedaHa. Mo. defeated Emmett Blan-
kenship OF Detroit. in the final block
OF their match here last night and
won the title. The final score was
$50 10 $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
SYRACUSE SHUT0UT
Michigan AggieS Give Brown Great
support and Win, 80.

EAST LANSING, Mich. May G.
Michigan Agricultural college shat
out Syracuse here. ? 10 o. Although
Brown allowed the visitors 10 bases
on balls his support in the field
was perfect.
NJ. \. c. ......O1O 02O OO'-S 9 o
Syracuse 1000 600 900
Brown and Fuller; Keib and Nor
gan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06

Stolen bases Ellington. AlcOck. SHOW
lin. Home runs-Knon. Weinberg Three
base hits -Haggerty Duncan. Two base
hits-Y antz. ktbble. Hanger. Haggerty.
Wright Brant Sacrifice hit-ShOvlin.
Sacrifice fly-Weinberg Struck out
BY Wheatley. .; by Haggerty. q Bases
on baliS-Off Wheatley. @; off Haggerty.
. Hit batsman-Shovlin by Wheatley.
Earned runs Evansville. 4: Grand Rap
ids, 4 Left on bases Evansville. II (.
Grand Rapids @ Time 81. Umpire
Geisel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
STFCHFR WINS

CHICAGO. May 6-Csng his "a
vor1te body hold-scissors and wrist
lock. Joe Stecher Friday night dis
posed Of William Dem etral On
straight falls. the first in SAP and
the second ia 2:58.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
YESTERDAYS SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CincIanati. 200 800 600 10 3
ST. Louis 49,. O1O 3O4 100 Is 0
Knetzer, McKenry. Mitchell and
Clark: Meadows. Sallee and Con
zales, Snyder.
Ch'go. O2O 001 coo 600 2-5 /
Pbgh. OOO 02O loo 900 O-3 IL .
Mcconnell. Hendrix, Seaton and
Archer; Harmon. MamauX. Kantleh-
ner and schmidt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

international News Service:
NEW YORK, May 6.-Steamers
sailing today. Espagne, Bordeaux,
Due 10 arrive today. Finland. Liv-
erpool: Baltic. Liverpool; Venezia,
Bordeaux.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
nnIr IL DRAW

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May g.
chick Haves OF Indianapolis. and
Benny Chavez OF Denver. fought n
slashing 12-round draw here last
nighL Both are bantams.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
NO HIT. NO RUN GAME
Red Gunkle Wins for Illinois by
Score OF 4 ~ O.

CHAMPAIGN. H.. May 6.-A no
hit. nc-run game was pitched here
Friday by Red Gunkle OF the Uni
versity OF Illinois. and Ohio State
was defeated ( 10 0. Gunkle struck
out Il men. Only 2s faced him, and
he issued no passes. Score:
Illinois .... 600 04o 00"-4 6 ?
Ohio ....... 600 000 600 0
Cunkle and Bradley: Wright and
Jones
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06

Two base hits Martin. Ia Ross Cove
leskie. Isaacs. ODay Sacrifice hits-l-a
Ross Evers Mitchell. . stanley. Rouin.
Hart Flshcr. stolen bases -fiFgh. Yes
DO. Harris Double plays Martin %
NeSpo 10 Fisher Bases on balls or
Compton. . OF Hart. Of Crum, a.
of Gilbert o Off Schetfler. Left om
bases -Terre Huute. 10. Muskegou ID.
Hifs-Off Crum 3 in inuiBgs. OF Gil
bert 3 in 22-3 innings. III Shelter ,
in IL innings, of Compton. DO in b. 3
innings: of Hart. I Doe 21-3 Innings
Struck out-B- Compton 9 hv Hart
by Gilbert. I. by S-hettler. Wild
pitch-Compt0u. Time -01. Umpire
Green
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06

Two base hits BIshang. Spencer. Hill
Three base hits Kadng. LAkoff. Don
hle play-Tannehill kOehler 20 kadilg
Base ON balls OFF Ditto. / Hin. :; La
kOff LOudermilk. J. Struck out HILL
1. LOudermilk. 7 LnkOff. , Hits off
Ditto 4 IN innings: of Lakoff. / in :
innings of Hill , in : 1-3 innings; of
LOudermilk 1 in % inning. Hit by
pitcher Hobbs by Hill. Left on bases
South Bend. .: Dayton. =. Wild pitch
Ditto. Umpire Shuster. Time Of game
. 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
RESULTS FRIDAY.

Central League.
Dayton, 6: south Bend, 3.
Grand Rapids. Z Evansville. >.
Ierrc Eaute. q MuskegOn. ,.
Wheeling, 3; Springfield. g.
National League.
Chicago. ,: Pittsburgh. 3
Cincinnati. :: 81. Louis. Q.
Philadelphia Brooklyn. rain.
Boston New York. rain.
American League.
Cleveland. 2: Chicago. >
ST Louis. , Detroit. 4.
Washington Philadelphia. rain
New York. S: Boston. 4
American Association
Toledo. 3: Kansas City. 10.
Indianapolis. ,; ST. Paul. >.
Louisville. 1; Minneapolis. Z.
Columbus. I Milwaukee. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
GAMES TO-DAY.

Central League.
Dayton at south Bend.
Wheeling M Springfield.
Evansville ut Grand Rapids
Terre Haute ut MuskegOn.
American League.
Cleveland at ChicagO.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Washington ut Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
National League.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
Summary

Stolen bases-Caveney, Fluhrer. Baum
gartner. Sacrifice hits Mcbride. Swaa-
son. Fluhrer, Bravener, Daily. Altenberg
Two base hit-Dunn. Hfts-Off Riley. 4
in innings. Struck Out-Bravener T..
Riley 2: faines. Bases on balls
Bravener. : Riley 4 Halnes , Left
OF bases Wheeling. Z; Springfield. IL
Umpire-Daly. Time 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
Sorin Cops From st. Joe by
7 to 2, While Corby
Loses Ii to 2.
InterhaII standings.
Results Yesterday
Sorin. Z; st. Joe. 2.
Walsh, IA; Corby. O.

Sorin and Walsh halls took adj
vantage OF the half holiday AT Notra
Dape. yesterday afternoon by top
ping The interhau baseball contests.
sorin defeated St Joe. 20 ?. while
Walsh found Corby easy and won.
Il 60 ?.
Sorin clinched its games with the
Saints BY scoring four runs in the
fourth inning. and St. Joe WASH Z
able 20 catch UP. Both Lynch and
DoTTin. for Sorin. pitched good ball.
Rondetti OF St. ice made a home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York 600 600 2O2 600 Is II .
Boston. 300 100 600 GOO o. .
Fisher. Mogridge, Shawkey and
Nunamaker: Ruth, Mays. Gregg.
Jones and Thomas. Agnew.
ST. Louis ... 200 O00 OO3-5 .
Detroit .... 600 OO1 OO3-4 1
Plank and Hartley; Cunningham.
Boland. James, McT,gue. Boehler
and Stanage.
Cleveland 0a0 COS OCO-3 0
Chicago Ole 600 OO1-2 1
COveleskl and O'Neill; Russell.
Benz and SChalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06

Flower bulbs and bulk seeds. The
Wesley Miller Flour 8, Feed Co.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06

s. Paul 49,. GOO 2l0 2Os-5 9 1
Indianapolis. 100 600 O01-2 .
FInneran and Land: ROgge and
SChang.
Columbus. O1O 012 0OO-4 II
Milwaukee 600 GOO 600 .
Davis and Murphy; Shackelford.
AitchisOn and Mayer.
Louisville g.. 900 900 Doll
Minnea polls 14O oil 0O'-7 10
Moran. Middleton and Williams
r. williams and Owens.
Toledo 49,. O1O GOO zoo s
Kansas City zoo I4S OO"-10 u
Strand. Main and Sweeney; De-
vogt. HUMPHREYS and Hargrave.