South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-06
Additional Sport
N. D. TEAMS ARE
At HOME AGAIN
Baseball Nine Returns From
Lansing and Track Men
From Urbana Meet.

NVabH AldA per hhu HIS DdScDdii
artisans hack at Notre Dame early
Sunday morning after a brilliant
victory against the Michigan "Ag-
! gies" at Lansing Saturday. Coach
Rockne also brought his beaten
track team back from Illinois in the
early hours of the Sabbath.
Six runs in the ninth inning by
the Notre Dame artillery snatched
victory out OF the fire at Lansing
in the dying moments OF the game.
NJ. A. c. was leading by a margin
of three runs at the opening OF the
final stanza. but Notre Dame not
only offset that margin but Tailed
three additional runs. Every pinch
hitter on the Notre Dame bench had
been used and theoretically the gold
and blue had no pitcher for the
last half OF the ninth. Capt. Wolf
saved the day by going into the
box and retiring the nonplussed
"Aggies" i'm rotation.
Gilfillan Corrals IS.
Down at Urbana, H., the Notre
Dame track team, war-depleted and
hattle-scarred. put UP a great fight
in the first outdoor dual meet OF
the season. Gilhllan. manned from
his accident at Philadelphia the Sat
crday before, was not at his best,
though by sheer grit ne amassed a
total Of IS points. He won the 100
yard high hurdles and the 220 yard
low hurdles with ease, took the
discus and placed second in the shot
put. Capt. Mulligan had a big day
with two seconds in the 100 yard
and 440 yard dashes and a third
in the 220 yard dash. His running
in the quartermiler was spectacular.
Walter Sweeney. the feet ex-
South Bend high school runner,
came into his own as an intercol-
legiate speedster by winning his
first race for Notre Dame in the
mile run with the fast mark OF 4:37.
Van Wonterghen and Call were
right at his heels. In the half mile
Van Wonterghen performed no less
brilliantly. HIS mark OF 2:02 40
Powers Wins Pole Vault.
Powers won the pole vault for
Notre Dame with a height of IL II.
McGinniss was third in the broad
jump and second in the javelin
throw.
The summary:
100 yard dash-won by Carroll.
Illinois; Mulligan. Notre Dame. Sec
ond; Lang, Illinois. third. Time,
10 1-5.
22O yard dash-Won by Carroll.
Illinois: Emery, Illinois, second;
Mulligan. Notre Dame, third. Time,
20.
44O yard dash-.won by Emery.
Illinois; Mulligan. Notre Dame.
second; Christ, Illinois, third.
Time. so.
$50 yard run-Won by Van Won
terghen. Notre Dame; Sweeney,
Notre Dame, second; Call. Notre
Dame. third. Time, 2:O2 As.
One mile run-Won by Sweeney.
Notre Dame; Van Wonterghen.
Notre Dame, second: Call, Notre
Dame, third. Time, 1897.
12O yard high hurdles-won by
Gilfllan. Notre Dame; Kriedler. IL
linois. second: Hayes. Notre Dame.
third. Time. lie 2-5.
22O yard low hurdles-Won by
Gnfllan. Notre Dame; Kriedler. IL
linois, second; Lang, Illinois, third
Time. :27.
Pole vault-Won by Powers,
Notre Dame; Lang and TIT. Illinois.
and Rademacher, Notre Dame, tied
for second. Height, II fl.
Shot put-Won by weiss. Illinois;
GilfHan. Notre Dame. second; Robe.
Illinois, third. Distance, 40 IT. STA
in.
High jump-Won by Deuchler.
Illinois; Lang. Illinois, second;
O'Shea. Notre Dame. third. Height.
II. in.
Discus throw-Won by Gilfllan,
Notre Dame: Weiss, Illinois, second;
Anderson. Illinois. third. Distance.
125 IT. 9 in.
Hammer throw-Won by Ander-
son, Illinois; Bennett, Illinois, sec
ond: Pike, Illinois. third. Distance.
125 IT. 8 in.
Broad jump-Won by Kriedler.
Illinois; Lang, Illinois, second; Nc
Ginniss. Notre Dame, third. Dis
lance, 81 IT. s "a in.
Javelin throw-Won by Weiss,
Illinois: McGinnis. Notre Dame.
second; McGrain, Notre Dame,
third. Distance. $50 II. s in.