South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13
FAMOUS BUMTER
TO LEAD LOCALS
Good Brand of Baseball Will
Be Seen on Cartier Field
Saturday Afternoon.
By Charles W. cal

Goat Anderson-VOcatIOu cigar
merchant, avocatiou. baseball pro-
moter-wilI lead his choicest brand
OF All stars onto Cartier field at
ESQ this afternoon 90 meet Coach
Harper's baseball proteges at nine
i0nings Of the national pastlme. It
VIII DE the first honest-to- goodness
game OF the season for either ag-
eregation. but an indications point
20 a battle royal
Stars Of the past. the present. and
the future. are on the roster pre-
pared by the popular Michigan st.
cigar merchant. For catcher he
has De Rose, ex-CentraI Lacquer, an
excellent backstopper and fend
with the bat Moore. Momtt and
Bowman compose "a trio OF slab
artists that will be hard for the col
legians 10 beat Bowman and Moore
were both members of the defunct
South Bend Central league team.
Ben KOehler. whose local reputa-
ton as "a baseball artist is distinctly
wide. viii hold down the first sack
Claffey, one OF Anderson's cohorts
IN the cigar business. and a former
Central league performer, will be
on hand to prevent any advance
through the second base region
Aft0wsk, than whom there has
been but few better players in local
factory league history. viii be at
short. Pat Dublin. formerly with
Boston, and later with the Coast
league, win cover third base.
Anderson. himself, will be the
Goat In one Of the garden posi-
tons Vert. a Studebaker player
OF note year ago. has been en-
gagged for another outfeld job, while
Du Bots. an ex-Notre Dame garden
or, will complete the outfeld COM
bination.
Will Meet Varsity.
To offset this formidable lineup
Coach Harper announced that he
viii present his 1.rongest fighting
front. Bill Andres, a veteran of
the 1916 Notre Dame team. will do
the receiving. Pat Murray. the
sensational southpaw who startled
the intercollegiate world year ago.
has been elected TO start the game
in the box for the gold and blue.
At first base Phnbin, a catcher
until this year. will do the guarding
Philbin has learned quickly since
being shifted to the initial sack at
the commencement OF the practice
season, and Coach Harper is anxious
to see how his big football man
viii perform during a regular game
Ralph SjOberg, a natural born
ball player. vii be at second base
A utility player last year. he has
grasped his chance 20 become a
regular and held it tightly. He is a
sticker OF the first magnitude.
Captain Louis Wolf. "a veteran Of
two former campaigns. a classy
shortstopper and a dangerous hitter.
viii team il at short with Sfoberg.
Fitzpatrick, a newcomer. will ap-
pear at third. He has a strong arm.
knows the game. and handles him
self well at the bat.
Ronchetti is the only veteran on
the outneld squad. He is a sIugger
from the word "go' and the fastest
man on his feet tina. the SQUAD
possesses. He will play center.
Barry and Bahau. newcomers. will
flank Ronchetti. and they will be
able TO hold up their ends no mat
ter what may come. They can hit
the ball on occasion. too.
NanniGans Hold Regulars
Harper closed his week Of prep
aration for the mighty struggle to-
day by the usual Regulars Yanni-
gans combat Friday afternoon. Al
ter seven innings of intense battling
the score was declared q tie. and the
two aggrega tions left the field not
- renew their strife until some d3v
next week. GilfUan and smith did
the twirlins, and they were effect
i've
Dudley Pearson. popular foot
ball monogram man of last fall. an
accomplished ukelele player. a
clever stage entertainer of the
circus barker type. and a candidate
for This years baseball team. has
received q notice from his local
draft board in Milwaukee to be
ready 20 report TO Camp Custer on
= hours notice lie will leave FOR
his home within "a day or two.
SUMMER FURS.
IT. Greenblatt wishes TO announce
To the vV0rraY, ~ Corrtb TQe-a +bo4