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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08

which landed a pennant a year ago.
on the infield the loss Of Johnny
Mitchell at short an Bob Fisher at
second is expected 10 be offset by
German at short and Sawyer at sec
ond. The pair have been doing
great work in practice. Truck
Hannah. last year with the Yankees.
Will be the clubs first string catcher.
The Los Angeles club as doped
to be stronger thar that Of a year
ago. Considerable speed has been
injected into the lineup and there
is a world OF hitting strength. Griggs.
who was out OF the game great
part of last season. is showing greet
form Ut first base and is hitting at
q fast clip With Griggs and Craw-
ford in the game every day ANGEL
fans are confident tho club Will have
stronger attack than any Other
club in the circuit. The pitching
staff appears stronger than Il was
last season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
EXPECT SENATORS
TO MAKEA STRONG
FIGHT FOR PLACE
Acquisition of PrOmis n 9
Rockies Adds Strength to
Mcbride Clan.
By United Pres

By United Press:
WASHINGTON, D. C., April T.
With a new manager, George Nc
Bride, and a couple of new players
in the regular lineup, Washington
is building hopes for a first division
club at least.
After looking over a bunch OF
promising recruits. Manager Nc
Bride practically has decided on
this lineup. Judge, first base
Milan. right field; Rice, center. field I;
Lewis. left field Harris, second
base: EIerbe. third base; O'Rourke
shortstop; followed by the battery
Duffy Lewis, newcomer from the
New York Yankees, is in good con
dition and is counted a regeular, al
though he will have competition
from Bing Miller. a slugger picked
up from Little Rock.
Frank O'Rourke. the other
stranger. who starred last year with
Toronto. has cinched the shortstop
Job of Jimmy O'NeiI, who is out on
account of poor health. O'Rourke
should fill the bill acceptably but
if he falls down. Mcbride has an
other good substitute in Bob La
motto. from the Tampa club, dazz-
ling fielder but poor hitter.
Foss Weak Hitter.
FOES. third baseman Of the Tam
IA club. has the same hitting weak
ness of his teammate, otherwise he
would replace Ellerbe. FOss very
likely will be retained, however, ds
a utility man. With Miller, La
notice and Foss, along with Eddie
GoebeI. a recruit outfielder; Shanks'
veteran of the club; Brewer, home
run king of the international
league. and Brottem. Little Rock
catcher. who has cinched job, the
Senators will have a strong reserve
power.
Mcbride Is counting on having
for his first string pitchers, John
son. Shaw. Acosta, Zachary and
Courtney. with Mogridge, Erickson
Schacht and Brewer for extra work
Johnson has completely recover
ed from his indisposition of last
year and is in fine form. Schachi
also made n very impressive show
ing i'm the training camp and looks
to be ready for work as a regular
George Mogridge, secured from the
Yankees. may replace Courtney as
/ the first call southpaw. Erickson
and Brewer Will be used only as re-
I lief pitchers.
With Charity. Picinich and BrOt'
/ tenn. whoh has taken the Cuban
Torres job. the club will be well for
titled behind the bat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
VETERAN BOWLER
SETS HIGH MARK
Jacob A. Woolverton. Is Years
Young, Still Able to Beat
His Juniors.

a man past IS years of age TAX
ing active part in one Of the most
vigorous of indoor sports. bowling
is the record of Jacob A. WoOlver-
ton. president of the St. Joe County
Savings bank.
In a game between the American
Trust Co. and the St. Joe bank. Mr..
Woolverton rolled a high score of
go pins. The high score of the
City Bank Bowling league, Of which
both teams are members. was made
by Roberts. Of the American Trust
Co, with a count of PAS. The score
made by Mr.. Woolverton is quite
remarkable for a man of his age.
and il is doubtful if this count has
ever been exceeded by any bowler
Of his age in this state.
With seven straight strikes. IL is
surprising that the score was not
higher. In the eighth and ninth
frames he spared but in the last
a split held down his score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
"Duster" Mails Learns Secret OF Control

''Duster" Mails is shooting them
down the alley with an overland
delivery this spring.
It's the secret Of his southpaw
control.
NIal1s discovered he wasn't a
s.de-arn pitcher shortly before he
came up to the cleveland Indians
last fall and made American league
batters dizzy with his controlled
smoke balls.
Forrest Cady, the old Red Soy
catcher. who was working with me
az Sacramento. gave me the tip on
myself that started me up.
when I got wild Cady made me
pitch from over my head
"I could put the bail where
wanted ST. then.
'In Cleveland Steve O'NeM ns-
ticed the same flaw I'm my delivery
O'NclH's Help.
OMEN advised me 90 Fitch over
handed OH the time
Occasionally I got wild 7 didn't
know what was the trouble
Then O'Neiu would remind me
that I was slipping back into my
old side-arm delivery.
I'D watch myself.
MY control came back with the
overland pitch
Il would never have won seven
games for Cleveland and one from
Brooklyn in the world series If
O'NeiI hadn't made me correct my
fault
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
Indians And Giants Picked To
Win AS Season NearS Opening

Pat Moran has cracked the whip
this spring. Kopf will be missed at
shirt Bohne is not a Heinie Groh,
but he's an asset. They're a good
ball club.
The Chicago Cubs are placed
sixth. They're a second division
fielding and hitting club. Alexan-
der is the ace pitcher Vaughn is
a good pitcher until his support
kicks one. Tyler is a question
mark. Recruits may help. There
is a hole at tirst
Boston is an experiment. The
club is stacked with youngsters. It
may prove a surprise.
Bill Donovan is conceded the same
stall the Phillies cinched last year.
The infield is weak at first. second
and third. If Donovan climbs a notch
higher than the cellar he'll be a mir
aCle man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08

ment is pending against him IN Sew
York on charges OF stealing Hr
automobile and Of receiving am
automobile known 10 have bee.
stolen
While pointing out that the mere
return OF an indictment does r--
imply guilt. Judge lands dec.sio-
declares that more than 13 month
have elapsed since the indic-u.-.
was returned and "the record f"..
not show that this long pender.
accusation was altogether over t..
players profess. on tho cc1tt. ...
the conclusion Is irresistible tla- .ha
reverse is true"
kauff is recIared ineligible -Hrr
that section Of major-minor .ea-H.
rules which fix the status OF PLAYERS
under the indictment for con.
detrimental TO the good rerutr ..
baseball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
ROCKNB TO SEND
GRID MEN THROUGH
HARD SCRIMMAGE
Preparing for Heavy Schedule
and Loss of SIX Star
Players.

The nrt chapter o. the 1921 edi-
Hon of who's Who ln Notre Dame
Footbau' VIII be written Saturday
j afternoon when Coach Rockne
sends his men into the first spring
football scrimmage.
sixty candidates have been Eoins
through daily drills OF blocking.
charging passing. puntlng and sig
nal practice for five weeks. In the
TWO weeks yet remaining Rockne
viii cut the 'tea stuff and permit
his men 10 be as rough and as
tough as their individual Instincts
may desire.
Roughuess and touEhness are
some Of the virtues on the football
Deld-
Heavy Schedule.
The 1921 schedule is possibly the
heaviest ever attempted by "A Notre
Dame eleven. Eleven games are
slated IN "a little more than two
months. and the middle Of the string
includes Iowa. Purdue. Indiana,
Wes1 Point. Rutgers and Nebraska
within a period Of 81 days.
Which will require "a considerable
amount OF roughness and tough
ness.
IT. is Cor his schedule that Rock
ne ia building Two fun teams OF
first class men VIII be necessary 20
preserve the local record from
abuse. Rocllne possessed two such
teams last season. and used ;hem
wlh great success against Nalpo,
r-rr-....frr-rr and the
smaller teams
But George Gipp. Frank Cough
lin. Joe Brandy. Morrie Smith, Norm
Barry ard Dave Hayes VIII be gone,
ard these six men made a good team
great
Hector Garvey is a big consolation
IN the line. and Big John Flynn.
Forest Cotton. Degree, DOoley and
others of the clan viii do their
"durndest" az Movie Smiths guard.
There viii be no great trouble with
the line while these men are sub
bing CAPT. Anderson, Buck Shaw.
Hunk Anderson. Larson and Kiley'
Carberry. Seyfrit. Voss and Proku3
wiu be back on the job and several
freshmen look good.
Backficld Problems.
But the haCkfield is something
e1ae again. There is no hope Of an
other George Gipp, and the value
OF Joe Brandy TO Notre Dame foot
ban viii not Toe realized until he
has gone. Norm Barry was Rocknc's
ace in tho hole-the man who won
the Indiana game last year and pre-
vented the threatened smir-h OF a
great season.
Johnny Mohardt IS due for a Won
derful season and Chet Wynne
merely found himself last year
Castner and Phelan VIII supply
rienfv Of fuuback material
BUT from there we enter the field
OF spcculatiOu Danny COughlin
bears all the promise Of a whirl-
wind. Tom Licb IS touted as the real
thing end looks the part Walsh Is
always threatening 10 come through
and Chef Grant is expected TO de-
liver. But win they?
The saturday scrimmage WIN give
Tlse first indication Of the answer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
COAST LEAGUE OFF
TO RUNNING START
CLASSY Organization Gets Ten
Day Start on Majors
Four Teams Strong.

SAN FRANCISCO. April PLAY
ball"
With this welcome invitation
from the umpire the Pacific Coast
League Tuesday got a running start
Of more than a week on the Eastern
baseball season
Opening a sason of great promise.
the coast leaguers FLASHED for the
first time in 1921 as follows:
Vernon at Sacramento.
Oakland at salt Lake.
Portland at san Francisco
Seattle at Los Angeles.
-Four clubs stand out most prom
inently This year. Vernon. 1S2e
bunting holders: san Francisco. Los
Angeles and Oakland, all frame up
StrouGly on paper. Sacramento.
salt Lake. Portland and Seattle on
paper appear weaker. but 10 viii re-
Qulre month or moro 10 determine
jus, what class can be expected from
these teams
CraVath at salt Lake
Especially predetermined is tho
showing OF the Salt Lake tesn.
The fans there are counting on
"Gavvy" Gravath TO perform tho
miracle of whipping together a win
ming combination from a rather dis
organized team.
Manager Bill Rogers. Of the SEN
ators, is not making any prcdic-
ucus rcsardinE Sacramento's show
inS but AZ the same Slime he's not
making any apologies for the team.
Third haso has been a big problem
for Bill. bat apparently with Schang
and Pick available for the job his
problem is solved. He has az least
four pitchers in FIttery. Faeth,
ProuCl and Nichaus. who can be
depended upon.
GUl Kenworrhy. new skipper Of
tac SEATTLE club is nothing If not
confident He IS q hustler and he
demands that his menhustle Ken
worthy Will play second himself and
w.u present "a seasoned lineup.
Kenworthv believes he has new
sammy Bohne in Westcrzill. who viii
cav1rt around third in place Of SAM
my
Vernon Confident.
Tt viii be difficult 20 convince amy
follower al the Vernon club that
. the Tigers are due for anything bot
FIRST place in The Coast League race.
The champions enter the race with
/ a pitching star stronger than that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
TOY MAKERS WIN.

Employees Of the South Bend Toy
Co. defeated the South Bend Bait
Co. team in an indoor baseball game
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Wednesday night.
The game was one of the most eX-
citing Of the factory games played
this season. the boys from the Toy
Co. winning i'm the last two innings
Final score 9 and II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
Local Player Released
By st. Paul A. A. Club

EVANSVILLE. Ind, April T.
Catcher Joe Baker, South Bend re-
cruit. has been released by Manager
Kelley of the champion Saints who
has % players on his roster which
he must cut down to 90 by the time
the season opens.
Baker displayed a lot Of ability
during the spring training games
but was Handicapped somewhat with
a sore arm which may bother him
for some time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
PURDUE BASEBALL
PROSPECTS GOOD
Veterans on Squad Are Hav.
ing Hard Battle TO Re
tain Their Jobs.

t.ElTr AHSnllateQ fEe1e2
LAFAYETTE. mo. April S----Vet-
AHraus OF the Purdue University
baseban, team are facing fight this
war for their positions. Last sea-
sons freshman team produced a
number Of stars and these men are
Arriving hard 20 displace some Of the
-Svgulars-
Coach Ward lambert. who is be
tne- assisted 10y "Humpy" Pierce.
E manager Of the Flint team in the
16ichigan-Ontario league last sea-
son. SIS looking the squad over care
fully and announces that the new
candidates VIII be given an oppor-
tunity 20 win pieces on the varsity
nine Both Lambert and Pierce eN-
press confidence regarding the
teams ability 20 make a Eood show
ing during the approaching collegiate
season.
Three Good Hurlers.
lambert IS counting on three Eood
nitchcrs From last season he has
WAGNER ard Wallace and 90 supple
ment these veterans he has Nolksudt,
who did some star twirling for the
freshmen last year. Capt Roberts.
catcher Of last season is aca-D avail
able with NcQu7id. one of the year
Inns as substitute.
Barnahy shortstop. and Neon
nell third sacker. are missing this
wear. bar Lambert has a number of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08

BY Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS. April T. - The
Cincinnati Nationals defeated the
indianapolis American association
team. 10 to 1, in an exhibition game
at Washington park here Thursday.
Jones. pitching for Indianapolis,
getting to him for seven runs in the
seventh inning. Score:
Cincinnati Nationals 1910 IA o
indianapolis Am. Assn ....1 .
Luque. Rixey and Wingo. Har-
grave; Bartlett, Jones Cavet and
Dixon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
PRATT TO REPORT.

~ United Press:
ANN ARBOR Mich. April T.
DerriU Pratt, coach of the Michigan
baseball team. Thursday said he had
decided to accept the offer Of the
Boston Red Sox of two-year con-
tract at $4,000. Pratt said M
would report TO the Red Sox the
middle Of this month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
AUSTRALIANS STILL LEAD.

By Omitted Press.
CHICAGO, April Cory and
McBeth. Australians. Thursday
were still leading in the six-day BIZ
cvcle race which started last Sunday
with 179 1-2 points.
Relens and De Graves, Belgians
we're o. poor second with q IL
Doiutg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
BY DEAN SNYDER.
American League.


Cleveland and New York are the
cream clubs of the American league.
The Indians will get better pitch
ing than they had last year. short
stop Seweu has swept away all
doubts as 10 his ability to come
through.
Mails and Uhle viii make a big
five pitching staff whereas Speak
er won the pennant last year with
a big -Coveleskie. Bagby and
Caldwell.
Also there IS q high degree Of
harmony among the Indians
IL is due chiefly 10 this spirit Of
pulling together" that Cleveland
looks like a better bet than the
colorfuI Yankee sluggers,
The Yankees will slug their way
10 many victories But even Babe
Ruth with all his 81 home runs in
1920 only decided nine games In
the Yankees favor by his circuit
drives,
Browns Get Third.
Lee Foil and his Browns get third
place. Foil looks TO be a big league
tactician. The Browns lead in club
batting last year. Pitching looks
stronger.
Ty cobb & CO. has one Of the
best all-arOund outfields in the
league. Cobbian methods have speed
ed up the entire crew. His pitchers
are showing well. Give the Tigers
fourth.
Washington is picked for fifth
George Mcbride is an untried man
aver. But the team is dangerous if
Walter Johnson comes through.
Connie Mack and his kids look
like at least sixth place team. In
Perry Naylor, Rommel. Harris aud
Moore the Nackmen have the best
young mound staff In either circuit.
Boston IS stronger on paper than
on the field. with McInnis who has
been a holdout back at first they're
Lot more comfortably hooked mp.
Their best pitchers are only rated as
800 caiber.
To IS hard 20 place the White SoN
last. still they're an experiment.
Look out for a surprise.
National League.
-Four clubs are grouped as PEN
rant cortendcrs I'm the National
league.
The New York Giants, with the
. best inleld they've had in years.
am outf.eld possibly stronger than
Hast season and q better pitching
staff. lead the four-tcam pack.
. They're a harmony club. They've
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
lands DECLARES
KAUFF INELIGIBLE
Indictment for Auto Theft
Causes Punishment of
Giant Outfielder.

BY International News Service:
CHICAGO. April Benny Kauff.
outfielder of the New York Giants.
was declared ineligible 20 play I'm
organized base ball Thursday BY
Judge *. NJ. Lands. base5all's higa
commissioner.
Kauff was declared ineligible be-
cause of the fact that an indict-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
Exhibition Games

WICHITA, Kas., April 7.-Chicago
Nationals 4; 9; 1. Wichita, Western
League .; a; 4. York. Hanson and
OFarreu; Beebe. Mann and Haley.
Griffin.
DALLAS, Tex. April 7.-Pittsburc
Nationals .: 4; 0. Dallas, Texas
League 0. 4; .. Cooper. Ponder.
linn and Schmidt; Fitzpatrick,
Reisigle, and Hurska.
TULSA. Okla. April Detroit
Americans 8; II; 0. Tulsa, Western
League 0: 3: 0. Ehmke, Boland and
Ainsmith; HER and innis.
ST. LOUIS. No, April st Louis
Nationals 0; o. A. s.. Louis Ameri-
cans 1; 6; I. May and Clemens;
Shocker ard SEVERED.
CHARLOTTE, y. c.. April T.
Philadelphia Americans 6; s; 2.
Philadelphia Nationals 4; II; L
Hasty and Perkins; Keenan,, Braun
gartner and Bruggy. Weeks.
NORFOLK. Va, April Wash
incton Americans .; =; 0. New York
Nationals 1; 3, /. Erickson; Mos-
rige and Charity; Toney. Barnes.
Shea and Smith, CASTOR.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April T.
Cleveland Americans 0; 2; o. Chat
tanooga, Southern Association 1; -:
.. Caldwell and O'Neill; Boone and
Neiderkorn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08
BATTER UP!

We re set.
Let er go.
Values are up, prices are
down. Now is the time to pick
your Spring OUTFIT.
The young chap who brides
himself IN dressing up to the
minute will get real satisfac-
ton from our clothes.
The conservative man who
wants his garment with less
dash car take away a real
value.
We fit them all.
Large or small.
Come in ar see EN-
SPRING FURNISHINGS
AND HEADWEAR
Right haberdashery, right in
styles. colors. prices and ht
has made this store the recog-
nized headquarters for dis
eliminating dressers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-08

It viii bc difficult 20 convince amy
follower al the Vernon club that
the Tigers are due for anything bot
FIRST place in The Coast League race.
The champions enter the race with
"a pitching star stronger than that
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-16
WASHINGTON

President Harding has nominated
Charles Fowler to be collector of Gus
toms for District No. %, with head
quarters at Nogales, Ariz., and Miss
Nomecia Ascarate to be registrar of
the land office at Las Cruces, n. NJ.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation Of Labor, and
other representatives of organized
workers, appeared before Chairman
johnson of the House immigration
committee to protest against pending
resolution giving the President author
ity to admit Chinese labor into Hawaii
temporarily to relieve the shortage of
agricultural labor.
A system of model airways, covering
the entire continent, is planned by the
army air service for the use of all
operators or owners of aircraft. 1t
contemplates various chains of we'll
organized landing fields supplemented
by frequent emergency fields and iden-
tificntion markers connecting the prin-
cipal cities
Grove l.. johnson, nominated by
President Harding to be receiver of
public moneys at Sacramento, Is the
father of United States Senator Hiram
Johnson of California. He represented
q California district in the House of
Representatives for one term, and for
many years was member of the low
er House of the California Legislature.
Mr.. Johnson's home is Sacramento,
Calf.
Through an agreement reached be-
tween Solicitor Lloyd OF the Treasury
Department and representatives of the
six breweries raided ut New Orleans
because they were making real beer,
II WAS decided that the breweries must
pay fine of little more than $780,
900 to the government. The govern
ment does not promise them immunity
from prosecution on the charges of
having violated the Volstead law.
Investigation of the operation of the
Federal Reserve Board, the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States and
.'the great trusts, such as steel, coal,
credit and money trusts" was asked of
a Joint congressional commission by
c. s. Barrett, chairman of the National
Board of Farmer Organizations and
president of the National Farmers
Union.
Twenty Thousand army enlisted men
applied for discharges in the first ten
days of July, and 1900 heve been re-
leased from service, Secretary Weeks
announced.