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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
N. D. SQUAD GOES
TO MEET BADGERS
Eleven Men Leave With Coach
Harper for Tilt With
Wisconsin u.

There was no baseball practice at
Notre Dame yesterday for two rea-
sons-the weather and the depart
ure of the team at 6:39 for Chi
cago, where it will stop for the night
before proceeding 10 Madison for
a game with the University of Wis
consin this afternoon. Eleven men
we're in the party determined on
handing the Badgers their second
defeat of the week. Capt. Wolf,
Sjoberg, Philbin, Mangin, Fitzger-
aid. TBahan. Barry. Philbin. Andres.
Lavery and Murray. 1t was
rather abbreviated squad which
Harper headed toward the Wiscon-
sin capital. but it is rather well forti-
fed for any emergency.
Murray is almost sure TO prove a
master in the box. His holding Of
the Badgers TO two hits on Monday
would lead any one to believe that
he might be able TO tame the en-
envy again. In the event that
Murray should prove unequal TO the
occasion Harper could rush in Law
cry the fast-gOing young sophO-
more, who has been coming TO the
fore with vengeance the last
month. Last week in the opening
game of the season at Terre Haute.
he held the Rose Poly nine to one
run, which AYERS well that he is
ripe for intercollegiate company
from now on.
Could Shift Philbin
Andres is the only regular catch
er on the trip. but in the case that
he was incapa citated Dave Philbin
could be shifted behind the bat.
Philbin caught for the team a year
ago. and is even a better catcher
than he is a first baseman. Sending
PhiIbin behind the bat would mere
ly call for the removal of Fitzgerald
from third to first. where he had a
year OF experience while playing for
Corby hall last season. Then. too,
Barry. left fielder is a capable
catcher, having seen duty behind
the hat while a member OF the fast
Brownson team for the last three
seasons.
Mangin and Fitzgerald. who have
Deen staging a merry DdNNte lOi the
right to represent Notre Dame at
third base. are both on the trip.
Harper was undecided before leav-
ing just who he would start at the
far corner. but he seemed TO lean
slightly toward Mangin. Whichever
player does not get into the game
at third will be held in reserve as
a utility player. Either can play
the inheld or the outfieid. and for
that reason is particularly valuable.
AS a bit of wartime economy
Harper has curtailed his squad to
the minimum. Nevertheless he has
a combination that for all around
utility would be hard to beat. He
hopes 10 bring back a second vic
tory over Wisconsin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
PROMISE FAST CO
IN MASON BOUT
Brisk Sale of Tickets for the
Entertainment PreSageS
S. R. 0. Sign.
By Bob McAuIine.

From the reports which are be-
ing sent i'm about Solly Epstein, the
indianapolis lad who will box 10
rounds with frankie Mason of Fort
Wayne at the Elks' club next Tues
day evening. his manager, Ed Har-
ter. has picked another "phepom. .
10 was Harter who first saw the pos
sibilities of Jack Dillon, the famous
Indiana middleweight Now comes
the word that the husky Jewish boy
will give Mason the battle of his
life.
1t was Epstein whose services the
management first tried 10 secure,
but he asked a price way out Of
keeping with the seating. capacity of
the local arena which forced the
promoters TO get the next best man.
Patsy Cronin. When word came
over the wire two days ago that
Crouin had suddenly received his
last Knockout, death. it was Ep-
stein who came across with his bit
for the manly art by agreeing to
substitute under the same contract
Il
Gains Rep IN Gotham.
SoHy made his rep" i'm New
York long before he ever thought
If coming west Harter has shown
him off before the fans of Indian
apolis. Marion. Anderson and Nun
Gle. all of whom have put their o..
X stamp on him. Several attemp s
have been made 10 bring Epstein
and Mason together. but have been
q failure up 10 the present time for
the reason that their dates conflict
cd. This April 80 bout will settle
ell dispute in the minds OF the fans
as 20 who is the hest man. Ep-
ST Elm declares that he will outpoiut
the Fort Wayne champ, but this
will Dee decided when the bell rings
i'm the tenth round.
Barter is scheduled to arrive Mon
day with Solly Jack Dillon viii
also he here to act as second in
Solly's corner. Both of these shrimpS
claim to bc i'm the pink of condition.
so South Bend fans may expect a
treat i'm the boxing line.
There has been a brisk sale of
tickets reported at the downtown
cigar stores. and it begins to look
as though many of the fans will be
turned away as they were at the
Murphy Mcfarland bout four years
aao. which was staged at the Audi
tcrium on s Michigan 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
WHITE SON WIN
ST. LOUIS GAME.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 27.-Chi-
cago hit Lowdermilk hard and OPP
portunely and. aided 10y two errors.
won the opening game of the home
season here Friday. TO = Joe Jack
son was the particular star. He got
four hits i'm as many times at bat
driving i'm five OF the visitors runs
and scoring the other himself In
the fourth. with Collins on first. he
hit the BAN into the right field
bIeachers for a home run.
Eddie Collins. second baseman Of
the White Sox. today broke the
worlds record for playing in con-
secutive games Including today's
contest Collins has played i'm AIS
straight games. The record pre-
viousIy was held 10y sam Crawford.
with 412 games Score.
Chicago .....10O 230 0OO-6 10 I
St Louis .....0O2 GOO 600 g
Williams and SchaIk; Lowder-
milk. Leideld and Nunamaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
RED SON TAKE
ATHLETICS INTO CAMP.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 81
Boston defeated Philadelphia to /
Friday Scott Perry held Boston hit
less for six innings and then cut
loose ne wild pitch as Strunk started
90 steal third i'm the seventh. Strunk
scored HobHtzeIs double. SCOTS
single and Eopp's tumble put Bos-
toms second run across the plate.
Leouard's wildness gave the Ath-
letcs lots OF chances to score. but
they failed 10 grasp their opportu-
mites Score.
Boston 1000 GOO 200 o.
Philadelphia 600 100 O00-1 /
Leonard and Agnew; Perry and
Perkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
GROVER ALEXANDER
HURLS FAREWELL GAME

CHICAGO. April 27 - Grover
Cleveland Alexander. premier pitch
or of the National league. pitched
his farewell game here Friday before
reporting 20 Camp Funston for duty
i'm the national army, and Chicago
won from 81. Louis 9 10 ,. IL was
a pitching duel between Alexander
and Nav. the latter being unable TO
go the route. Alexander allowed
only two hits. both Of which were
made 10y Roger Hornsby.
Before the game Alexander was
presented with a wrist watch by
his team mates and two large bos.
Quets by his friends He then turn
cd in his subscription for $4,000
Liberty bond. Score:
ST Louis .....1O0 600 OO1-2 1
Chicago $3.50. 900 600 201-3 ?
May. Sherdell. Ames and Snyder;
Alexander and Killifer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
GIANTS WIN THEIR
NINTH STRAIGHT GAME.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. April e.
New York won it's ninth straight
victory Friday. defeating Brooklyn
II 90 g. The Giants used up four
Brooklyn pitchers. Mitchell. who
LEFT for Camp Upton tonight pitch
ed his farewell game and lasted less
than an inning. the first four New
York batsmen making safe hits
Grimes was batted out i'm the sixth.
Demaree was hit freely. but re-
ceived good support i'm the pinches
Causey. a new Giant pitcher. was
given workout IN the ninth inn
ing and made a good impression
r. score.
New York 400 00f 2IO-1I Is g
Brooklyn 200 003 02O- g II 2
Demaree. Causey and RarIden.
Mitchell. Grimes. Russell. Pitt and
Wheat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
LnnnE AND GoNT W..

In the South Bend AIiShawaka
pocket billiard leaeue oscar W.
Eale. representing Jimmie and Goat.
defeated Richard Lederer. McInec-
ms q Warmers expert. hy a score of
75 20 IS The 14-ball style Of play
seemed 90 bother the Washington
SO man. Who has not vet become IA p
miliar with the professional style.
Oscar shot beautiful billiards all th-
way through. getting several cuns of
D. g. and has vet 90 be defeated by
ans ~ the local players.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
WILL NOT TAKE CHECK
FOR AUTO LICENSE FEE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 81
No personal checks sent in payment
for auto licenses will be accepted
by the auto department of the sec
rotary OF states office after MAY 1
p. TT. Wolfard. assistant secretary
OF state, announced today Appli-
cants for license must send either a
certified check. draft or money
order, he said. Sec'y of State VIII
liam \. Roach said that this action
has become necessary because Of the
large number OF bad checks which
have been received since Jan. /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
JOHNSON WINS
HIS FIRST CANE
WaShingtOn'S Star Pitcher is
Successful in Third One
He HurIS.

NEW YORK. April Walter
Johnson. Washingtons star pitcher.
won his first game of the season
here Friday. defeating New York @
TO q Washington clinched the game
i'm the opening inning. scoring six
runs. five of them before a batsman
was retired. McGraw, "a New York
recruit. gave four successive bases
on balls before he was relieved by
Thormahlen. who also was ineffect-
i've. The score:
Washington 500 600 01O--9 &c 4
New York ...0O1 10 100 I
Johnson and Ainsmith; McGraw.
Thormahlen and Hannah.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
MAIN GIVES FOUR
HITS TO BRAVES
PhiIIieS, However, Group Six
off HeaTne-Game Ends
in WhiteWaSh.

BOSTON, April 27.-Ptcher Main
save Boston four hits Friday Phila-
delphia winning @ to o. The visitors
grouped hits Off Hearns starting his
first game here. In the sixth Ban
croft doubled and scored on Nc
Gamgan's triple. In the ninth
Stocks single. Cravath's triple. and
Luderus' sacrifice fy scored two
more for Philadelphia The score:
Philadelphia 900 O01 0O2-3 o.
Boston 10000 600 600 2
Main and Adams. Hearne Cow
ington and Henry, Wagressor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
CINCINNATI REDS
LOSE SECOND GAME

PITTSBURGH, April 2S-Pitts-
bursh won the second game of the
series with Cincinnati here Friday
g to J.. largely through the effective
pitching OF Hamilton. who kept the
visitors hits scattered Eller was
hit freely after the third inning.
Pittsburgh punched five hits i'm the
fifth inninE. which netted four runs.
StengeTs home run hit went over
Chase's head to the left field fence.
Score.
Cincinnati 900 600 Dol 10 =
Pittsburgh ...OOG 140 11s-7 II o
ton and Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
BARTELS, MARVEL
At EASTERN MEET
GilfiIlan, NOtre Dame Track
Star. Drops Out of the
Contest Friday.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 81.
john Bartels of Jersey CITY. "a
freshman at the University Of Penn
sylvania. stepped into athletic fame
Friday by winning the pentathlon.
representing the aIl-round college
championship dt the oath annual
relay race carnival of the University
of Pennsylvania on Franklin field
~ T. Shea. Dartmouth. finished
second. NJ Haddock. Kansas. third.
Charles Hammond, University Of
the south. fourth. r. Bechtel La
fayette. NTH; and Emery. of Penn
sylvauia State. sixth
There were u starters i'm the Pen
tatnlon which consisted of the
broad jump. javeltn throw. 200
meters race. discus throw. and 1900
meters rum The competition was
reduced TO 10 men after the third
event. and 20 six after the fourth
Bartels finished FIRST i'm the jave-
uu and discus throws. second in the
broad jump. NTH i'm the 200-meters
race and last I'm the 15OO-meter
rum TIE made no attempt to win
The long meter race because he was
sure winner Of the Pentathlon
GHhilan Drops Out.
Earle GiIdll8n the \otre Dame
entraut. dropped ont Of the compe-
titlon after finishing seventh i'm the
broad Jump and 18TH in the javelin.
Haddock captured the broad jump
and was second in the 2OO-meters
face BeChteI won the 2oO-meters
and also the 1900 Hammond. rep
rrsentnE the south was third i'm
che 1500-meters. 9th i'm the discus.
seventh en- the 2O0-meters. fourth
in The javeIin and sixth I'm the
broad jump
The American sprint medley
championship was won hy Pitts
bureh university and the distance
medley relay championship hy
Chicago. Pennsylvania was che
only opponent ~ the Chicago team
and The race was "a walk-over.
Due 90 the war the competition
in most Of the events was not mp On
The standard OF former years. one
record was broken. Bartels exceed
ir- The Pentathlon record for the
discus throw. he threw f1G fcet
no Ia inches The Pentathlon rec
ora Isl 1oe feet inches
The attendance was small due no
doubt % q Liberty loan parade in
the center part OF the city
The big national relay champion
ships VIII be held tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
PURDUE DEFEATS ROSE POLY

LAFAYETTE. Ind, April a.
Purdue defeated Rose Poly 10 4
i'm a loosely played contest here this
afternoon i'm a cold weather game
OF baseball. Both pitchers We're wild
az times and errors made by both
teams We're costly. Rose Poly scored
In the first frame and Purdue took
the lead I'm its half of the opener.
scoring three runs Purdue scored
n run i'm the third and three in the
sixth Rose Poly scored again in
the fifth. sixth and ninth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
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THE GIRL GRADUATE

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st. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
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When your hair needs washing or
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YOU win get the best Of services at
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one OF the most modern equipped
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Allison in charge. Evening appoint
mcuts Bell phone l720. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
LEMIs-sTECHER NlATCH.

NEW YORK. April 26.-The
wrestling match between Ed
tSrrangler) Lewis and Joe Stecher
held ~ Madison Square garden las.
nieht was declared draw after
two hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGrE.
AMERICAN LEACUI
FRIDAYS SCORES.

Chicago g, ST. Louis Z.
Boston .. Philadelphia
Cleveland vs.. Detroit lrainl
Washington @; New York 4
National League.
ST. Louis - Chicago 3.
Philadelphia -. Boston o
New York IL; Brooklyn ..
Cincinnati /. Pittsburgh Z:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27

q =: X x X * y X X x 4 < x =
= To pNAMENT SCORES X

SOUTH BEND DOUBLES.
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