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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
TO Be PASSED ON
Committee will Meet This
Week-JOe Stanley Goes
to MuSkegon.

The final o. X is expected 10 be
placed on the Central league sched-
ule at a meeting to be held at Chi
cago either Tuesday or Wednesday.
John Baumgartner, who drafted the
where they play" program, ably as
sisted by Mgr. Ed Smith. added the
finishing touches 10 II Sunday night.
All little details have been ironed
out and il is expected 10 suit the
committee, composed of william
Essick. Louie Wineburg and Harry
StalhOefer.
Baseball news was scarce around
headquarters Monday. excepting the
receipt OF several letters from base
ball players who are anxious 10
have smith see that they get three
squares and a bed during the sum-
mer. a couple of men known to
Central league fans have applied for
job, but they are inhelders and at
present the local boss is looking for
hurlers.
Joe Stanley, who was booked for
battle here for an ouuleld position.
will not be among the number to
report here this spring. He has
signed a contract with the Muske-
gon team. Smith missed him by a
matter Of a few hours
Ed is not letting the matter worry
him much He has five men signed
for the three outfeld jobs and with
Bert Broder carrying a contract
around in his pocket, the chances
are that the number may be in
creased to six Then all Ed will
have 10 do will be to get rid of the
three he doesn't want. This though.
is likely to be a hard task if the
men live up 70 reports and past per-
formances.
Only the hurting department is
causing Smith any worry. He has
his infeld and Outfeld well cared
for. but so far, has only one hurler
under contract. But there are about
million" ball players loose at
present and Ed expects to have
some pitchers lined up in a few more
days. The big leagues this season
Will have plenty of men for the dis
card. IL Is the intention Of most
of the big league pilots TO give the
Federal league hurlers chance to
show what they can do i'm the two
major leagues and as a result those
hurlers who were drafted last sea-
son will not stand much chance of
sticking in the big ring. These men
will be sent back to the minors and
the chances are that a couple of
them may land jobs on the local
team.
Smith was responsible for the
latest baseball yard around town
Monday. Middleton, a pitcher now
signed with Louisville, out who was
one Of the men tried out here a
couple of years ago. was in town
over Saturday. In describing a Ger
tain player he said: That fellow
couldn't steal a base in the dark"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
TOLEDO GETS BACK
OLD A. A. FRANCHISE
PTes't Jimmie of Brewers Reports
Transfer Deal Com
pICtcd.

TOLEDO. O., March 6.-That the
deal transferring the Cleveland
American association baseball club
to Toledo was completed was the
statement made 10y Al Timme. pres-
dent OF the Milwaukee club. follow
ing a conference between Tilnme
Mike Canullon. Roger BresHahan
and several attorneys here.
Plans FOR the REORGANIZATION OF the
local baseball company Will be
started at once. it was announced.
1t also was stated that the fran
chise and PLAYERS were turned over
to Roger Bresnahan as manager OF
the club.
The amount of money involved in
the deal was not given out. Bresna-
han declared he had settled with
Charles Weeghman. but reused 10
make public the amount he re-
ceived on his two-year contract with
the Chicago National league club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
BOWLERS SET FAST
CLIP At TOLEDO
Jackson, Mich, Expert Gets
$50 in SingIeS-CinCy
Pair Roll 1852.

TOLEDO O., March 6.-Faster
work than has ever marked the early
performances in a national tourna-
ment was shown here Sunday when
the minor events of the American
Bowling congress got under way. w
II. Heinan. a Jackson. Mich, expert.
set a $50 clip for the lead in the
single event while J. Broderick and
Il. Mollenkopf of Cincinnati ran first
in the two-man event with 1852 The
first shift of hves saw the Overland
Front AXles installed in first place
with 2,574 Saturday night
Low scores marked the work Of
the early shift OF fives Sunday night,
the best total being a 2449 that
was tied for by the Hotel Toledos
and Polonia Halls. both of Toledo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
ST. FLORIAN' 8
DROP LAST CAME
Chicago Indoor Baseball Team
Makes Clean Sweep, Win
ming Final 10 to q.

with a one point lead at the close
OF the second inning. Sunday after
noon. the St FIorian's held their
only hope during all three contests
OF a victory from the A. and L. Mar
ouettes Of Chicago. These We're
blasted when in the third the visitors
tied. and in the fourth counted twice
for a two point margin. only two
more scores were secured by the To-
calls. one run being obtained in the
fifth and one in the seventh. while
the Chica goans counted FIVE times
more for total Of 10 agains, their
opponents four.
The Sunday contest closed a three
game series Between the locals and
the Marquettes. with all Victories 20
me visitors The Chicagoans came
10 South Bend with a claim 10 the
worlds championship of indoor
baseball. and leave with it. The
long cherished hopes of the ST.
F1Orians who have for years desired
TO contest the Chicago teams claim.
are now blighted TO the extent Of
another season, as they have been
promised a series of games again
next year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
BROOKLYN POOL EXPERT
LEADS WITH q WINS
GeOrk Clark Takes Good Hold on
First Place i'm Ma
tiOnal Race.

CHICAGO. March 8. - George
Clark, the Brooklyn pool expert, is
safely entrenched for a day at least
in first place in the race for the ma
tional pocket billiards championship.
Clark is not slated TO perform Mon
day, when the tournament is TO be
resumed, and mis- record of four vic
tories and no defeats assures him
the lead for a while. Champion
Bonnie Allen counted his first win
Saturday, and he is now considered
a possible winner, despite the long
lead OF his rivals.
Mondays matches are: Weston
VS.. Nature. Ralph VS. Chapman,
Fink VS.. TabOrski, and Allen VS..
Chapman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
FOOTBALL PRACTICE
AT NOTRE DAME TODAY
Big Squad Expected to be Out for
FIRST Workout Under
Coach ROckne.

With practically the same squad
Of bootball men that greeted Coach
Harper last September. Coach
ROckne opened the spring football
practice season this afternoon 1t
was expected that the squad this
spring would be the largest since
spring football practice was lnau-
gurated. \ good team should be
nodded out Of the material this year
since only three men viii be lost
through graduation Keefe. FitZ-
gerald and Edward will be the only
men that Will not report for the
practice
The practice will be in charge Of
Asst. Coach Rockne. until the open
ing Of the outdoor track practice.
Capt Fitzgerald of last years team
Will assist in the coaching. as well
as Capt. Stanley Cofall The work
for this afternoon will simply be the
getting in shape Of the large squad
Of freshment who will be eligible
for the team next fall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
CUBS DEPART FOR
SUNNY SOUTH
Manager Tinker Leads 20
Men for Training Trip
at Tampa, Fla.

CHICAGO, March g. Twenty
members OF the Chicago National
baseball squad, led by Mgr. Tinker.
left Sunday for the spring training
camp at Tampa. where they are due
Tuesday morning. arriving Bra Jack
sonville Sunday night a special
train conveyed the players. trainers.
officials and correspondents, in add
ton 20 others. making the total
number Of passengers 20. To amuse
the party enroute the railroad off,
Gals installed on the train a pool
table. a photograph and piano.
Pres't Weeghman. William Walker
and Al Plamondon were among the
club officials in the party. A large
crowd babe the special goodbye. At
Tampe a dozen other members Of
the squad will report this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06

With the first gun fired in the
American Bowling congress at To-
ledo bowling will receive a great deal
Of attention for the remainder of
the present month. as the tOurna-
ment runs continuously until March
20. While everything has been ar
ranged for the bowlers who will
take part from this city. il is GER
tain that quite a number of local
enthusiasts will accompany them.
It follows that much preliminary
arrangement must also he provided
for such fans in order TO provide
hotel reservations, etc In view Of
the fact that South Bend is in the
field for the 1918 tournament Of the
congress, it is essential that a good
crowd Of South Benders be In at
tendance, and those who expect to
20 should report 1t the Chamber OF
Commerce, Elks' temple, Orpheum
or Bardeen bowling alleys.
AS there will be more than 100
persons in the encourage. IS of them
10 take active part in the tOurna-
ment, il means quite an item 10 ar
range for them. The registration at
any hotel would require at least two
hours if no reservations were made
in advance. Every person who eX-
poets TO go TO Toledo with the South
Bend bowling forces on March %
should notify those in charge i'm
mediately.
To those who enjoy the sport but
have never seen a national tourna-
ment in action a splendid spectacle
will be revealed. The building in
which the tournament is held con-
tains 16 alleys adjacent to each
other, especially built for the event.
South Bend bowlers of IA teams,
with the Storz five of Omaha. and
Easter Brand Of jamestown. y. Y,
compose one entire squad for the
five-men event. All South Bend
teams are paired with the exception
of the Conservative Life team. who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
BILLIARDS

are with the Storz OF Omaha and
Bardeens with jamestown.
state Tournament Is Near.
Although the national tournament
occupies the attention Of the bowling
world AT present. an event OF near
importance is that OF the Indiana
Bowling association. which begins
at Indianapolis on April and is TO
continue for a period Of four weeks
Entries for the same close on March
80. which is Immediately upon the
close of the big classic at Toledo.
Visiting bowlers are usually ac-
corded the courtesy of Saturday and
Sunday dates in these affairs. and
arrangements therefore should be
made early in order TO receive choice
of dates. A meeting OF local bowlers
viii be called for that purpose short
". as il is quite likely that South
Bend would like 10 be represented
in a body. as g. viii have considerable
influence TO gain indianapolis sup
port for the national event in 1918.
Advance notices have been re-
ceived by the South Bend Bowling
association and local alley keepers.
and those OF South Bend bOwlers
who expect TO take part in the state
tournament, whether already organ
lied as teams or not. should deter
mine their intentions at once. II is
very likely that South Bend will have
as large an entry at the state meet
as will participate in the national.
As South Bend has the largest city
association in the state, she should
have an entry in its tournament In
proportion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
PLAN PIGEON FLIGHT
FROM N. Y. TO so. BEND
Local Club TO Announce Big Sched-
ule for Coming
Season.

A flight from New York TO South
Bend will be included I'm this sea-
sons schedule Of flights for the
South Bend Homing Pigeon club. ao-
cording TO announcement yesterday,
IT is expected that the season
schedule Will be completed 10y the end
Of the month. Several other long
distance flights are contemplated.
Flying viii commence about MAY
l, trial flights being arranged for the
younger birds. They viii again be
put into action the latter part Of the
season. the old birds being used I'm
the early activities OF the schedule.
For having received the largest
number of prizes for last season =
flights. Henry COryan was awarded a
medal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
ARREST Hal CHASE
Charged With Failing to- Provide for
Ills Child.

SAN JOSE. calf. March 6-Hal
Chase. the baseball player. was ar
rested here Saturday on a charge Of
failure 10 provide for his minor
child The warrant was sworn 70
1y AIRS. Nellie chase. the first base
mans former wife. Chase was re-
leased on $4,000 bail and viii appear
Tor arrangement next week. At the
time ~ the divorce in New York
IL - said. he agreed 10 pay $50 a
month slimOny for the support Of
Mrs. Chase and her child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
REDS PULL OUT FOR SOUTH
Eighteen Players Make Jorney 10
Shreveport, La.

CINCINNATI. O., March 6.-The
Cincinnati National league baseball
team left here Sunday for its spring
training camp at Shreveport La.
Eighteen players, including Mgr.
Herzog. made the journey from
here. The remainder OF the team
will join the squad after they arrive
at Shreveport.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
PULLEN IN MERCER WINS
Ascot Park 1OO-NJilc Motor Race
Sunday.
International News Serrlce !.

International News Service.
Los ANGELES. Calf. March g.
With one minute and one second TO
spare. Eddie Pullen, in a Mercer.
flashed across the finish line. winning
the 100-mile Ascot park motor race
which started the speedway season
of 1916 here yesterday. Pullen's
time was 1:3O:42. an average of
GELS miles an hour. Bob Burma8
i'm a Peugot, finished second: Earl
Cooper. Stutz. third: Dave Lewis.
Mercer. fourth; and Eddie O'Don-
mel, Deusenburg. fifth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
GAMES THIS WEEK.

AntIers' League Thursday.
Bards ". Factors.
Horns W. PrOngs
Bills vs.. Stays
Bankers League Thursday.
First National VS.. South Bend National
Citizens National VS.. Merchants M
tional.
ST Joe Savings VS.. American Trust.
Union Trust Chaplin vs.. Morris Plan.
City League.
Waters Ponies VS.. X. y :.
Jimmy and Goat vs.. Studehakers
Orpheum Ponies vs. Hullie 4 Mikes
Conservative Life W. Conservative Po-
MES.
Elks League Wednesday.
Charms vs.. Teeth.
Temples VS. Tylcrs
HOOfs VI. Jewels.
Federal League Tuesday.
AntlerS Us. Orphans.
Bucktail Four vs. Tails.
FederalS w. Fawns.
News-Times Trio League
Cosmos vs.. Makeups.
Operators VS.. Reporters.
Post office League Monday.
Registers vs.. Specials.
Federals W.. q. ID. 4 Stamp.
Money Orders VS.. Down Town
Printers League Tuesday.
South Bend Engraving co. vs.. Ind. En-
craving Co.
News Times VS.. Hibberdidit.
Hardys W. Tribunes.
singers League Friday
Correspondence VS.. +. * II.
cost VS. Cabinet.
Machinery VS. Pay Roll.
Yard vs. Accounting.
Temple League Friday.
Bucks vs.. Hairs.
Stars VS. TOastS
beers vs.. TuSks
Tribune League Monday.
Mats vs.. NOnpareils.
Pen PuShers vs.. LinOtypes
Studebaker League
MOnday-AXles vs.. Reaches
Tuesday Rims W. Skeins
Wednesday, tudebakerS vs.. SpOkes
Thursday vs.. Hounds
Friday VS.. Hubs.
Studebaker Trio League
Monday Starters vs. Horns.
Tuesday CarburatOrs vs.. Mufflers
Wednesday PistOns VS.. Tops
hursday-Fenders vs.. WindShields
Friday FLINDERS vs.. Equalizers
United League
MOnday-,Silver Edge vs. Eagles
Thursday x Goat VS. Koehlei
X Schafer
Friday-Three F's VS.. Noxalls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
EXPECTS VILLA TO FLEE
Gen. ObregOn Goes on Trail of
Rebel Leader.

Ell PASO. March 6.-Gen. Aware
Obreron. commander in chief OF the
military forces Of the de facto gov
eminent Of Mexico, who arrived here
last night. departed for Eagle Pass.
Texas. Sunday night. He said he
expected that villa would soon fee
across the international border
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
BADGERS AND PURPLE
AFTER BASKET BALL RAG
Wisconsin Must Defeat NOrthw est
ern Co Get Clear Title To
Championship.

CHICAGO. March 6.-The race
for the conference basket ball cham
piOnship enters the home stretch
this week with Wisconsin leading
and Northwestern in second place.
The Badgers have two games 20
PLAY one with Chicago Wednesday
and the final game Of the season
Saturday night with Northwestern.
and 10 win the title they must de
feat the purple The standing is as
fcIloue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
SIGN JOB EVFRS.

international News Service.
TEREE HAUTE. Ind. March e.
Among The "a players under contract
with the Terre Haute Central league
Johnny Evers and Paul Cobb. brother
OF Tv COBB
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
STAT TOURNEY IN MINIATURES

International. News Service.
EEE. Wis March g.
The North american Skat leagues
1916 tournament will be held here
July 5. 9 and 10. The meet was 20
have been held 40 S. Paul but that
city relinquished the honor go Mil
waukee upon Mi'Waukee's guaran-
teeing to pay the $500 in prizes which
the league failed Go pay at Peoria
in 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
|. u. WRESTLERS WIN
Defeat Illinois Grapplers Thirteen
To Ten.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March g.
Indiana won the conference wrest-
ling match with Illinois 13 to 10 here
Saturday night. Indiana won one
fall and two decisions and Illinois
one fall and one decision. One bout
was a draw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
CY PFIRMAN GOES EAST

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March g.
Cy Pfirman, local umpire. announced
Saturday that he had signed 20 Off
ciate in the New York State league
this season. He was in the Central
league several seasons ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
WELSH is FAVORITE
Wolgast's Only Hope is to Land am
Old-timc Haymaker.
International News Service :

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March e.
With both lighters in prime condi-
ton. Freddie Welsh, lightweight
champion. awaited the gong for their
10-round bout here tonight VOL
CASTS only hope Of winning back the
title he lost 20 Willie Richie lay in
landing one OF his old-time hay
makers. Welsh was the pick of most
Of the local fans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
MAPS WIN FIRST GAME
Defeat New Orleans Club 8 To o.
Two HOmers.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March e.
The cleveland Americans won their
rst exhibition game Of the training
season here Sunday when they de-
feated the New Orleans team OF the
Southern association . TO 3. Two
home runs featured the contest. The
score:
Cleveland II ,
-NtW dreams ..--.-.- -.-.---o
Easby. KEEPER. Coumbe and
O'NeiI, DAILY Smith. -:oberts. Doll
niger and DeBerey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
DENTISTS WIN

INDIANAPOLIS. March 6.-The
Indiana Dental college defeated Rose
Polytechnic % 10 16 at basket ball
here Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
WISCONSIN WINS

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March s
Wisconsin defeated Minneapolis
- 10 IA i'm a western conference
basket ball game here SATURDAY
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
SWIMMERS To TRY OUT.

The first tryout for the swimming
team viii be held in the university
natatorium Tuesday afternoon A.
Herman is captain OF the team
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
RFAT ONO STATE.

CHICAGO, March 6.-The univer-
sits Of Chicago won the indoor track
meet here Saturday night defeat
ing Ohio State. 80 - TO 80 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
EYES Of PIN MEN
ON TOLEDO RUNS
Local BoWlerS Prepare to
Storm Ohio City in Body
on March %.
BULLETIN.

TOLEDO. O., March 6.-YOung 3
place in the fve-men events in the
American bowling congress tourna-
ment in the late stiff, last night by
the score of 2,515.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06

Yale has engaged a new athletic
Instructor. at a salary Of $4,000 a
year. which is probably considerably
more than she pays ex-Pres't Taft;
NJ then. TAFT teaches only law
ochester. y. y, Union and Adver-
tiser
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
CLASS TEAMS TO PLAY
Seniors VIII Seek to Hand Fresh
men Another Defeat.
Seniors VS.. Freshmen.

Seniors VS. Freshmen.
Juniors VS.. SophomOres.
This afternoon at 3:15 o'clock in
the boys gymnasium at the high
school, the senior lads will endeavor
to keep the freshmen from winning
a single game during the season,
while the sophomOres Will try and
trounce the juniors again before the
league closes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
ScOro On hmm.

81 Florians ......02O 01O 100 4
A. & L. Marquettes OIL 200 32I-10
Strike Outs-By r. LichnerOwicz
s. by BaginsH Is. Base on balls
on r. Lichnerowicz .. of Baginski
9. Sacrifice hits-R LichnerowicZ.
Baginski .. PieTzynski Stolen bases
r. AftowslVi. r. Lichnerowicz 3, r.
Lichnerowicz. b. Lichnerowicz, a
AftOwski.- Wagner. Johnson. Will
Jams. Double play-Liepe 10 Daes
Two base hits b. Ljchnerowicz.
Miller. Maager 2, TOuhey- Three
base hit-Wagner Wild pitch-F.
LichnerOwicZ. Passed balls-Miller
.. Left on bases-St. F'lorians y. \.
4 l.. Marquettes g. Umpires-Goa
Anderson and Charles kIavbor.
Time OF game. 1:5G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
CARDS TURN TABLES
Defeat san Antonio Team i'm Exhi-
bitiOn If TO 3.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March g.
The st. Louis Nationals, defeated
Saturday by the San Antonio team
OF the Texas league, turned the
tables Sunday and won the second
game Of the exhibition series, II to
g. Score:
st. Louis ............. III 10 z
San Antonio ...... IL 2
Warhope, Williams, Lamline and
Brothem: Potts, F'riede. Harding,
Haynes. Huntress, AlthaUs and
Burch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06

DR.. W. q. wegner for Coroner
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