South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
NOTRE DAME nine
RETURNS; TACKLE
PURPLE SATURDAY
Only One Baseball Game is
Scheduled for Week-Ex-
pect Tough Proposition.

Notre Dame athletes WI enjoy a
Comparative vacation during the
coming week. The ball club meets
Northwestern at Cartier Field on
Saturday afternoon and Coach
Rockne will take his track squad 20
Lansing for "A dual meet with the
Michigan Aggios on the same day.
Northwestern should be taken in
70 camp by Halas' athletes. as the
Evanston lads have been trampled
upon with regularity by conference
teams during the season The pres
cnt Purple squad is tho first dia-
mond squad which Northwestern
mas presented since 1917, and its
work early in the season reflected
all o. the faults commonly noticed
in a team Of beginners.
The coaching of Jack Sawtelle,
former Lehigh baseball and foot
ball player. has removed many OF
che early season defects and the
team has shown consistent improve
ment i'm its later games. Despite
consistent defeats. the Purple play
crs have displayed "a fighting spirit.
which compeusates 90 an extent for
their lack Of baseball knowledge:
and the particular zest which con-
Terrence schools reserve for Notre
Dame viii make the Saturday con-
fest anything but a pipe for Mo-
hsrdt and his crew.
Track Men Meet Aggies.
Despite the defeat administered
by St Viator's Saturday. the fact
remains that the Notre Dame team
q capable of playing ball with the
best Of the college teams The Kan
kakee maUlers were i'm hitting
mood. and fell on Cashier when hits
meant runs; and il the local maulers
had a bad game of ball TO get out
OF their makeup il is we'll that IL
happened against ST Viator's rather
than i'm conflict with a more historic
rival
The track squad is slated for an
easy win over the Aggies. The Mich
igan team cancelled an indoor con-
fiict with Rockne's athletes i'm Feb
ruary. pleading superior Notre Dame
strength as reason. The showing
of Kesper. Desch. Wynne. Hayes.
Shaw. Hogan and company against
Illinois last Saturday revealed the
power of the outdoor squad: and a
victory over the Aggies is more than
a possibility.
IntcrhaII League Plays.
The fourth series i'm the Internal
league. which played Sunday de
veloped a pl.ntitude OF solid hitting
On-Camps won its second game OF
the season by slamming q POLO vic
tory over Sorin. Bronson forged in
TO second place with a 40 win owe
Corby and Badin took a 90 struggl,
from Carroll.
Sheehan Of Carroll drove another
spike in his Babe Ruth record b!
cracking his second home run i'm a!
many games. Burns and RatsforC
engaged I'm pretty pitching duel ia
the BrOwnsOn- Corby contest Burn.
striking out II men and RatsforO
seven bat,ers i'm the seven innings %
the contest. Soyfrit famed "a Car
roll batters and Hart turned I'm
nice twirlins game for Carroll.
Joe Heiman's orioles. the traml
team OF the campus. used eight mel
and tree I'm an exhibition gam
with The Junior Seminary. O'Rior
dams OF the Orioles played cente
field in moccasins and q, cky Coch
rane. continued his. excellent back
stop work The Orioles travel light
Borrowed bats. balls and Stoves iron
the seminary nine and shove
cEEreEiCus inEratitude Nv breaxin
two of the Seminary sticks. whic
We're so kindly loaned. 4 youth i
short trousers. surnamed And!
turned the Orioles back with a H.
score.
Carroll ........ 2Os 600 1905
Badin ....... 21O 600 24x-9
Hart and O'Conneu; seyfrit an
Hurley.
Sorin ......431 1o1 OOO-1O II
On-Campus $50 I45 5000 Il
Susen. Degree and Anderson
Sweeney and Barline.
st Joseph EOS 0O2 O10-1O II
Walsh Hall 900 $50 OOO-6 Z
Brownson ....... O02O02 o.
Corby 100000 90 (
Burns and Henaghan. Ratsfor
and Lieb.