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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
4OOSIER CREAMS ROLL
2.673 AT FORT WAYNE

FORT WAYNE, Ind. April So
Frank Farnan and George EIarken-
rider OF this city rolled into hrst
place i'm the doubles of the state
bowling tournament here sunday by
totalling 1,24O, Il pins ahead Of
Dauost and Dayton of Gary, former
leaders i'm this event. Farnan and
Harkenrider are members of the
Minuet Electrics. the high team in
the fve-man contest. Farnan is a
strong contender for the all-event
honors He has scored 1877 in his
five-man and double games.
\ Clio score by Regedanz, a local
church league bowler. was the best
score in the singles sunday. The
Hoosier Creams of South Bend led
Sunday in the fve-man play with
2.67$.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
Empires Assigned.
NOTES OF THE BENDEF
The 30 ooAad GOD asain

Inc boys 200 Nad good again
terday They Played baseball 1.
the time. one exception was noted
and that was when Callahan forgot
how many men were out and did not
wait for a fly ball TO be caught.
Robertson did not appear TO be
working at all. He merely lobbed
the ball up when no one was on
base and let them hit it if they
could.
In the five innings he worked
Schettler hurled good ball He
famed six and did not issue walk.
RObby was also given a clean slate
in this regard. II the veterans can
20 as good in warm weather az they
did yesterday, watch out for the 10
cal gang.
Allen showed up better yester-
day He started the first rally and
cot a neat hit to center which should
have scored Grodick. He was the
starting point Tor two double play
and handled six chances perfectly.
IL looks as if Robertson was go
ing to he the best hitting pitcher
i'm the league He beat out a nice
hunt in the second and got a wicked
rap in the fourth.
Hammond's throwing arm was
not with him yesterday and seven
sacks we're pilfered during the mat
inee by the locals Bramble was
the only visitor who tried the burg
larry act and Kelly nipped him.
The double steal of Callahan and
II N
stopped in his dash secondward at
Just the right moment and Reilly
started at the psychological instant
Smiths men will leave for Rich
mond Wednesday night. according
TO present arrangements.
Doe Gilmstedt. the new trainer
explained the rudiments of military
drill 10 the players They NH he
given some marching formations
during The week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
HERMAN, BANTAM CHAMP
REFUSES TITLE SCRAPS
Wants To- Make Little Coin Before
Tackling the Dangerous
Boys.

International News Service:
NEW YORK, April 80. - Pete
Herman. the new bantam champion
who took the title from Kid Will
liams by virtue of a disputed de-
cision. does not appear 10 be a very
ambitious champion. He has de-
clined a $4,000 guarantee 10 box
frankie Burns. the Jersey bantam,
and has also refused a $4,000 guar
antee 10 give Williams return
match There is a suspicion that
Champion Herman has a keen re-
collection Of the time frankie Burns
stopped him i'm Il rounds and also
OF the drubbing he got from Williams
in the bout in which he gained the
championship. Herman apparently
intends 20 make hay while the sun
shines and keep away from danger
Gus competitors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
EASTERN TRACK SEASON
ENDS WITH PENN MEET

international News Service:
NEW YORK. April 3O.-The Cni-
versity Of Pennsylvania carnival on
Friday and Saturday Of last week
marked the beginning and the end
Of competitive track athletics in the
eastern colleges this year on any
thing like the old scale. Where in
other years the relays have been
the real benning of the outdoor coll
lege track season. this spring saw
none OF the eastern colleges OF the
first class represented and the few
secondary institutions which ac-
cepted the invitation Of Pennsylva-
MIA 10 follow their accustomed plans
and send teams 10 the ic meet re
yponded poorly both as 10 quantity
and quality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
CENTRAL To OPEN
NEXT THURSDAY
Blenders to Tilt Lid at Rich
mOnd-0ayton and Grand
Rapids Rule FavoriteS.

News Times Special Service:
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, April
30.-Opening games in the Central
leagues 18th annual championship
season will be PLAYED Thursday. May
e. with Grand Rapids at Dayton,
Muskegon al Springfield. South
Bend at Richmond and Fort Wayne
1T Evansville.
Three clubs-Grand Rapids. Day-
ton and South Bend-enter the
race with practically the same line
Ups that they finished with last sea-
son. although Springfield and Evans
Vile have a bunch of hold-u .ers
hack for play again this season The
Richmond, Fort Wayne and Muske-
gOn clubs will introduce practically
new Ineups.
Dayton and Grand Rapids FaVOritCs
Dayton and Grand Rapids will en-
ter the race as favorites although
many fans of the circuit do not
doubt the ability of Joe Dunn to
make a come back at Springfield
despite the wrecking Of his splendid
team at the close of the 1916 sea-
son 10y the exercising Of options
held on players of his team by ma
jor league and American associa-
ton clubs.
Two new umpires are among the
iiFe lined up for the seasons start.
The new additions to the staff are
Billy Kuhn of Milwaukee, former
New York state league umpire. and
". A. Magee of indianapolis. who
viii serve as relief arbiter. one
other prospective boss of play. DO
Slear of jackson, was not in the
league last year. but handled an in
dicator when Doctor Carson OF
South Bend was president of the
league three years ago. The veter-
ans of the staff are Ducky Holmes
of Dayton, a former Southern Mich
igan league pilot, and Con Daley OF
Chicago. who will be chief Of staff
this year
Empires Assigned.
ASSIGNMENTS for the opening day
games are announced at league
headquarters here as follows: Day
ton, Daley; Springfield. Slear
Evansville, Holmes, and Richmond.
Kuhn and Magee. Pres't Dickerson
is expected to grace the opener at
Richmond. one of the two new cities
Of the league, Fort Wayne, al
though new member this year. has
been represented in Central leaesue
pastiming in previous years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
TIGERS WIN FIRST
CAME FROM HOSE
Faber Holds Detroit to Three
Hits But Loses 3 to o.
Cobb Gets Triple.

CHICAGO. April 3O.-Detroit won
its first game of the season from
Chicago today when they shut out
the locals 3 TO o. Heilman's walk.
Schalk passed ball an inheld ont
and Viewers tumble Of Spencer's
grOunder gave the visitors a run in
the second inning, which was enough
to win. They clinched the game
however, in the sixth when Young's
single. CObb's triple and a sacrifice
fly by Neach Melted two more runs.
Score:
Detroit ..... O1O COZ O0O-3 l
Chicago $685.. OOO GOO 600 1
Mitchell and Spencer; Faber. Rus
sell and Schalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
LONDON STEWARDS CALL
OFF CLASSY RACING

LONDON. April 3O-The stew
ards of the Jockey club. at the in
stance Of the government have can
celled all the 1917 racing fixtures
which were 10 have been run after
the first spring meeting The step
was taken with "a view To saving
foodstuffs which now are diverted
To the racing stables.
The cancellation of the summer
racing dates will prevent the run
ning OF such classic events as the
Derby. oaks. the Ascot Derby. the
Eclipse. the Jockey club and the
s.. Leger stakes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
SN0DGRASS RELEASED

International News Service:
BOSTON. Mass. April $0.-Fred
Snodgrass. outfeider OF the Boston
Nationals. has cen given his Uncon-
ditional release. Snodgrass came 10
the Graves from the New York Ma
tional Giants in 1915. His contract.
which called for $4,000 a year. il is
said. expired this year. and rather
than sign at lower figure he de
cided 10 go into the automobile bus
mess IN Los Angeles. Calf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
TINKER SEEKS HELP
Wants Packard and Scaton of Cub
Hurting Staf1.

international News Service:
COLUMBUS. O.. April so. - Joe
Tinker OF the association team here
is on the way 10 Chicago in search
Of pitching talent Joe's Columbus
club has heen going badly of late
at the scrappy manager figures that
couple OF Weeghman'S pitchers
could help him out. He has not
announced the names of the twirl-
ers he is after but il is surmised
that Gene Packard and Tom Seaton
are the two he is angling for. Either
or both would greatly strengthen the
senators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
CY FALKENBERG GOES
TO CONNIE MACK'S TEAM

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April So
Pitcher lCyl Falkenburg Of the In
dianapOlis American association base
bali team has been traded 10 the
Philadelphia Americans for Pitcher
John Nabors. The deal was made at
"a conference here sunday night, De-
tween James McGm. president OF the
local club and Harry Davis acting
FOR Connie Mack Falkenberg has
twice been IN the majors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

Louis started working fast. however,
and whitfield Chiffon and MacGregOr.
In the ninth Eek singled past Gro
dick and secured second when Ham
mOnd sacrificed. Bramble hit one
too hot for Grodick to handle com
fortably and was safe. Eek held
second Wenzel grounded 10 Allen
and fast double play was complet-
ed Bramble dying at second and
Wenzel at Spikes stop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
BANTAMS MAY MEET
TWO Cities After Harman-COulon
Title Tilt.
ternational News Service

International News Service:
CHICAGO. april 80. 80 Racine
Wis. and Gary. Ind. are bidding for
"a 10-round bout between Pete Her
man. the bantam champion. and
Johnny Coulon. former champion
The contest is expected 70 take place
about Nay II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
BETTING FAVORS LEWIS
Odds Are 10 To That He Beats
Olin Wednesday.
InternatIonaI - SerEIce

IUItIUuIIUUHI NFWN "FINIFF-
CHICAGO. April 30. - Wrestling
fans are Offerins 10 10 S that Ed
Stranger" Lewis Will win over
John Olin in their wrestling match
here Wednesday night although
there is lit G difference in the weight
and strength OF the men, the fans
believe the stranger" has a better
knowledge Of the fine points Of the
game All believe. however that il
viii be a bitter and long struggle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
ZIMMERMAN MUST PAY
National Commission Orders Him to
Return Borrowed Money.
international News Service (:

CINCINNATI, O.. April 3O.-Cn-
less Heine Zimmerman of the New
York Giants pays back $50 he Dor
rowea from Peter Knisely within
four days from now he must quit the
game. This is "A ruling OF the Ma
tional baseball commission just an
nounced. Zimmerman Is said 10
have borrowed the money when he
and Knisely were teammates and
chums on the Chicago Cubs in 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
WILL REBUILD TEAM
Bresnahan Plans Reconstruction of
His Toledo Mud Hens.
ILternatlnnaI - Serrice -.

IIT"II TTIIU7T -N"Ws NNINI"T-
TOLEDO. O.. April 3O.-Winning
only three out Of 10 games has con-
WINGED Roger Bresnahan. owner and
manager of the Toledo American
association baseball club, that the
Mud Hens need shaking up. Ac-
cordingly Roger began today 20 re-
construct the team. John Bates. an
outhelder. recently released by the
Louisville club, was his first recruit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 100 O31 O1O-6 Il 1
Toledo .......0O2 100 OOO-3 1
Kerr and Murphy: Vance. Bailey
and Sweeney.
Minneapolis 100 col 600 ,
Louisville 1910 O02 O1"-7 S 8
r. Williams and Owens; Main
and Clemens.
Kansas City. 600 600 01O 0-1 1
indianapolis 600 100 600 1-2 >
Humphries and Berry; Northrop
and Schang.
st. Paul ........ 900 GOO 600 I
Columbus ....OO1 600 02%-3 Z l
Hagerman. Williams and Land:
Lowdermilk and Coleman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

Stolen bases Reilly. .: Callahan, Gro
dick. Collins. Bashang .: Allen. Two
base hit Bashang. Struck out-By Bow
ers >: by SchOOr. l. by Robertson, , !;
by Schettler. 6. Base on balls-Of Bow
ers. ( OF SchOrr >. Wild pitch-Bc vers.
.. Passed balls-Kelly. >. Sacrifice lit-
Hammond. Double plays-Hatch 20 Mac
Gregor; Allen TO Callahan to LaROSs. ,.
Left oL bases-South Bend. 10: Lansing.
.. Time OF game 30 Umpire-Baum-
bach.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh a.. O1O 600 OO2-3 10 0
Cincinnati 600 600 600
Carlson and Fischer; Schneider
and WingO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

81. Louis .....OOs 100 O02-6 2 0
Cleveland 200 O01 O40-5 Il 3
Groom. Koob, Plank, Davenport
and Severoid: Bagbv. Lambeth.
Doehling. Coveleskie and O'Neill.
Billings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATICN.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
ST Louis g Cleveland >.
Detroit 3. Chicago. o.
No other games scheduled.
National League.
Chicago. g.. ~. Louis. III innings-f
Pittsburgh, 3. Cincinnati. a.
No other games scheduled.
American Association.
indianapolis ,; Kansas city, / 10 in
ningsl
Milwaukee. g. Toledo .
Minneapolis, .. Louisville Z.
81. Paul. %: Columbus g.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Detroit az Chicago.
81 Louis at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York az Washington.
National League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Boston at Philadelphia.
brooklyn at New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30
Blenders Humble Reos IN Final so
s. YESTERDAYS GAMES =

X = X y X X X x \ X x x = X !
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

Collins started the sixth by walk
ing Schorr was now pitching for
Lansing Jimmy stole second but got
too anxious 20 go on Bashang's roll
er 10 short and was caught of the
bag. MaCGregOr tagging him. Bash
got himself into position 10 score by
stealing second. Schettler flew %
Bramble Callahan refused 10 LET
the opportunity slip by and dropped
q short hit into left field on which
Bashang scored Tydeman flew tc
Rramble and the inning was closed
Lansing threatened I'm the eighth
Hatch got a safety when Allen Eel
IN going after his hit back Of second
A passed ball advanced him TO sec
ond and when Kelly dropped Schorrt
third strike and had 20 throw q
hrst Hatch moved III ao"ther notch
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Snte Narf Npfiaen.

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Duroe er pOn Dem Nutotiud Der alosn
Seeo Sompanie, oas Charles 6art pon
Olppbont leitste. setrOhsu uno elbislt
einen ShdOslbtud,. Dem sr fur, nab.
ber erla9. Dart lfellte lid, nah Dem
untlu oen YehOroen unr muroe ipdIer
auf Die Nufluse bee 5ooiltldss unter
- 500 Biirsihaft gsiisIlt. auasn,su
stn erflnren, bnB bas uerun9liidts Stno
bnter einem YrOifen bsruor unb ousft
Dor oas 2rud iprans. part lOmit Den
unIau nlbt permeloen fOnnte.
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- Die Seronicn Roi(wap @ompa
ME bot lbren iber 500 Auaefrellten tint
2obnerb6buna pon 8 Gents eie Stnnbe
beDilliai, nadcem felt etlihen Dohen
oabinsielsnoe untsrhanblunaen ltattse
funben hatten. Die Yersinburuna If
Samita9 uuttr,eihuet morben unb oa
tirt pom Is. ytouember.
- Stir bieisu Donneritaa. Daniiae.
ungSabeno. bdlt Der scranton 3ieber.
fran5 in ber Vsrsinshalle on Adams
aoenus fsinen idbrlihen Bau,rntau,
(@ouutrp Dancsl oh. Der @inlrift
ihr 9tidtmit9lleoer III 80 9eui5. udhr'
sno bic Oamen frsi iiuo. Sic 0aue
wirb fhr bisisn 3nsd ip,,isn bstorirt
ietn. aud msroen 2biirsnpreiic ausse.
sebsn merbtu.
5rdulein 3atbarine &. @rabam
pom Sethlehem, Ta.. unb @arl @owaro,
Sohn otS 1erru nnb 6rau SomaIo
Siebeder Don Slap auenue. liuo Gam
flag in philadelphia 3u sinem @hspaar
tinatiegnst moroen. Der Bidntisam
III ioeben als 4eutnant i'm enilftttesr
3orps ernannt woroen. uno ba 70 or
Wuuid Der Yraut mar. oab bte 1rnu
nn9 erfolse, ebe Neut. Sitbeder lih ;um
attiuen Dienit bel itiner Abtbsiluna a.
@arotu Clip. Y. g.. anmelbete. 10 er
langte er 48 Stunben urlaub. um Gem
sSuniH Der Yraut ,u wiufabren.
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Npn YefersburQ.

- tsrdulsin Tutb v. @onrao bon
@Olior ausnue uno 0arolo s. Aoams
uon Waihinston. .. s., iinb Wiontas
Jfahmlttus ourh Pnltor @eorse y.
@dman gu einem 9Iiidliden @bspaar
eInssiesnst worOsn.
= Der &c Sabre alte gBilliom
Sdneiosr 1T Sonnfas in Der 9Hohn.
uns isiner Godtsr. sSrau Sofob Sus
pon ytoro Stuins Ausnus. ssitolbsu.
auBer oleisr iibsrlebsn lbn nod snsf
anoere 2ohier uno ulcr 2 Obne.