J IIVr.MNG, APHIIj 21, 19 8 ltlllAV If. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME-S

Ti oenoers Wil Meet Stodebakers Saturday and Factory Ali-Sta- rs on ounaay

V 4p Ap --A" Is yV y X A SV Jr RELAY TEAMS OFF TODAY G 'MID BLUE LEAGUE STANDINGS FACTORY LEÜG BOWLING SCOEES I BENDER HURL lib -- -- Notre Panic Men to Kntcr Drake The new jc --jc ;Je Jf. Jf AMKICICAN KKAlil K. ANTL.KUV la'.iOl K. Game. . w I. FACTO KS SES ON ERRORS H-t- '.n ; .T.'.'t E SIGNED Ib.iland '.'7 1" r?; STUFF RED Y-r- MEN New Keller . Notre Dame's haif-mil- e and mile UL Arrow St I iiN r.Ti Wallace M K- 4c:. relay teams will leave early this fii'M''j Steed I"--'. j' TfOft 1VJ morning , COLLAR 4 Martin 171 lss .,ls for Des Moines. Ia where 'tili!fftfn 4 .r.i Handieap 2i4 2.4 they will empete in the Drake spring style, in Vir- lelilid 2 ..-- Play- games. The Drake relays a:o to the Carpenter Are ? Marshall College o! West J'Mij.hlf.hU o i Four Clubs File Lists of d. W Wl Willis and , yt. Total west what the Penn games are to the 17 two heights NATIONAL KKAOI K IMtoNGS ,r- !.-!:- . .". '.'1 - 440 Only ginia Defeats Notre I!.!! i. Ida ers Eligible For Competi- Breuer ' cast. Handed Releases AsHBY-i- W c.n i'liiMtl r Jennings lis i::7 i:r.i 42 i Hardy. Bergman. l- - D'-- 4v Tom King and . I.ot..n :i .it Harleroad U" Six Men on Roster. Dame 8 to 6. tion on Opening Date. 1 4 up half-mil- e v st ioiii 4 a ..",71 Andrew 12'j 12a John Miller will make the Lexicon-iSu- - Cl, l;:- ;i 4 .l-- -. Casm'.er 1'' L team, while MeDonough, Voel-ker- s. l.V, 4 eiUETT. PEABODYirCO. INC.MKR5 N .v York J .4 o IL.ndiai hV! I.; Hardy and Miller will make up . rttiwi.iirtr'i .i .V.7". ;.!-'- rr. tly to Notr1 of the M'5 271'. the mile quartet. Coach Roekne will Mer. Koehler reduced his hurling Errors f Brooklyn o 4 .(Kid Directors Manufacturers Totals lsr 7 - rTil.-i- AM KICK' A.N AS MM I TIOV lea sue of S'outh Bend and take his quad west at o'clock he rTrn-- j an! Marshall ,7 Baseball this staff further yesterday when St. Til ill 1 y-.w- .t Mlshavvaka have filed a list of play- sta;s morning. Vir-.r.i- won a frak Ci ii ruNij j Yena l' H' j handed out two releases. Pitchers ff Wil -- 1 ers who will he for competi- 116 M r ! 1 1 i - MilltieHpoÜH ..".on ellihle Matl.ew Kl Willis were the men front r s on "ar- 174 121 Carpenter and rtntft tlv l.le.l,, 1 Tift tion op. the opening date, Saturday, Goetz b''' l- . to get the pink Willis is an 1- K'. S - rj. Kli,vi:i- - J ..Vhi King lo.l ... slis. tl;r :!.J. May 20, showim? a collection of some 121 140 42'J- - Koeh- Wut M!lw;illkee 1 Klingel Ms BANQUETS old. experienced pitcher, but mail1 p 2-S- 2-- th sj Altho'itch vivü'.rf 1 of the fastest athletes who have Hun.li.-a- 2sJ figured Shf-hari- . K:iti:ii City spij ler and Smith that the f;tf hits off 'h trley Iri'llari.'ip'.ll l ; .:t.::t ever hattled in the organization. In- youngsters were just as good as he, T-da- f:;') '.47 H 271s as rom;.:ir'l uith 1 4 KathT'l by th dications ore that both the Ball - and that they would proe of more lo--a- I son;- of KKM I.Ts Till lOltAY UIINS t.atsnn off Maynard. Fand and Studehaker cluhs are de- Ult.ol 144 171 lso 4a.j - value to the tam. th- - errors "rn- hit.s and as National termined to the Fingers out of rmtun lv i:- - .s FAGTQRY LLIEN hat 1"'7 L52 LVi 11'. U Carpenter was the second man to rr-sw- of i'hilH.'elplila. 7; out-It- s Hollow ell a thf majority the hinle Nw ..rk. pennant thi.x year, a these bi-- i Sr. .": o the Bacerty b let go. "Buck'" was one of the :ovi nt i in th" Inii!. rittitoiririi. largf LV" 4'.'s cin Inri'itl. i; Chicago. 7. have gathered together two ioUen l'.'S 12 kading pitchers in the Southern ar off day pa.-tto- n. ! 221 224 224 Torn Sia!inif had l!noklyn, o: s assortments of jdayers which prom- Handicap j72 Michigan leag :e season nnd h-- last t'-r- d .jaldini h;u davin Amrrimn League. ise to give, them the fastest cluhs In a. o. lu-troit- . 2S4:; only ChL-aiT- '.21 Mo weight. He has plenty wa-- 1; .. Totals fs2 Enjoyable Evening Spent at lacks the .second r.au. l.ut '.c s at their history. There is little change good speed throw- ittnn. 7; F'hllndolpliln. 1. of stuff, and knows the short.l"j and his New York. 4; Wiisfiiiurtori. 12. In the Olher cluh except the IMTKIl I.KAIilK. Expense of League's pitching end of the game, but is not new ijo.sition w.ih way r'leveland- - St. iV G AT ing fr"i!i the Iids. rain. strengthening of one or two weak JLM.MIL heavy enough to work, ac- of errors American A mortal Ion Anderson K' 1'iS 221 Ml stand the off (:r. Two SialdinK"s spots the team ..- President. Mintie:ipoli - which should make 202 141 -'. cording tp - Inuisville. rain Dice ls; Koehler. .n l.ut tii three . wert- hohhh. thr Kan.-- Mty. 4; CjIuuiI-uh- a pennant contender. II Mc.rriHou p.:: 1.:; i:4 r.su This brings the hnal hurling staff were on wild lif.ivcs to first has', St. I'tuil. 1; Iri(ll;niaili. The roster of the four cluhs as A int.os 17; 1".7 R2 47s Milwaukee - Toledo, 171 200 'Jim :.su down to the following men: Walker. two of the hal tnrnin after rain. by follows:- Iluliiski . thps presented the directors Anyone present at the banquet Cros.-unan- Kill. Yaiden, Madden and hr-autif- Meverw, Kline sto.s. an! CiAMKS TOIAV. Singer B. Martin, John Kinp, M. Totals s7ö ."i 27os McCooI. Thea? six men are to rn;-il- f errors. tendered the directors of the Factory sre Uithrop the other local I lager, S. Marks, I. Nowinski. C. LAGLLS - The Call of Spring be 20 days American Itjue. Atvas 220 H; 210 .V.hJ league and newspapermen by the carried for about after lnrliall Off in 'level., nd at Sr. howls, Slahaugh, pitchers; William Kudak. II. C Morrison 1; l'at 1;.4 .V7 th.f season opens. Two are expected Marshall started the scurini; In cideaero at catcher; J. Baker, catcher; T. Fahlstroni 1S lss 17 .".':." league president, Dr. F. R. Carson, to be dropped 'hen. and while Smith suit- New York itf K- - 17' 4s.', Brings the desire for a change of apparel seo-n- Y:iliiriirton. M. Af.towski. S. Zielinski. Hager 11 Mish-awak- a, the innir.fr. With one dead. Shields. 17'a Thursday night at the Hotel and Koehler about made up Boston at I'iiiln.el,filH. Mc-Corma- 177 1'aJ hae Iarien luhlfd alorK the third Ntttionn.1 l.tngu. Connors, intield: It. White. K. could not help but be im- - their minds as to what men will able to the warm, balmy days. hase fo'il line. He took third on hrooklyii at Otto Dong, outfield; I". Totals td; 27o:j pressed wilh the optimistic feeling, stick, they ;irJ taking no chance?, , I'tiihideiplda NVw York, Ixrwy'H out, Sp;tldin to Mey-rn- ;itt VarK'. I. Hrrien. F. Miller, outfield; which preaileil around the board. and by holding on to the six. will W'e have anticipated your needs, and have sr. I..11U at I'ltrsNnrgti. UIHIIKI.L I.KAlil' K. and wornl on Hill's single. Clticlntiati at CIiIcmito. Oliver Fish. Kallies, Klntz As Dr. Carson stated, the affair have two to fall back on in case any as- Young, Hanson, va;on for your inspection a lare and beautiful Notre laine came hack with three catchers; Moore Wis 12' 11." 172 4P.7 was an informal "get acquainted" of those they select :is regulars are tüllie In it half of the same lnnintf. pitchers; nilin. third tase; Claf-fe- y, Mussey-- t't7 112 'as ::77 good time, in which things connect- injured and go bad. sortment of i 2U i: with a shortstop; Tor.hey. second base; Barrl I'. ''s a out- Mkv(is started the session Seiis 174 144 17'5 I'.H ed and not connected with the league Opfergelt, candidate for the th mi Kiel Iorsy dropi-- d Jones' fly YESTERDAY'S SCORES Weckler. first base; Blas, first base; MH1 1"'S 1 "'. 2' 7 Ö24 were discussed. Baseball was the field, has been handed his release by to nnd made second, D. Spahr. outfield; W. .Spahr, Atvas, chief topic among tho banqueters Smith and yesierday signed up with ituht "Lft" 741 2,.:i7 Suits Spaldinsr Hardman. Fulton, outfield. Totals 7s0 dis- Topcoats Meyers Köln to third. i:. Arnold. and the rdd national game was the Studehaker club in the Factory (QQ Aii:itic:. m:ac;i George H. B. iHLhKi: .vinKled, umring hoth Meyers and Ball Bands Gilbert. Taker ll'i 1 H '.1 "." cussed backwards and forwards, league. Opfergelt is a natural hitter Junes, and l)e took on the Chicago .... 000 O00 010 l I'orter. Kalph Willis, pitchers; Scott llama rd 122 im l.U ::rj all a fast man gardens and seond ."mMI fore and aft and around. Yarns and for the L' Kol-llste- r. 2Ja 120 1"1 few-mor- e -- On hit, Spalding I Detroit 000 002 4 Forter. Victor Morse, Bushnell, lenrv be a throw In. Motts' Hloks 1.'.4 177 14' 4M of plays and players, some humor- should heard from after In all the latest weaves and fabrics. took third, from where he stored on Wolfen and .Schalk; Coveleskle, George Whiting. catchers; Hoth b"7 14 IM 17ä ous, the most In fact, and some of years' experience. "Lefty" Sheehan'x out. Ulli to I Strien. I'.oland and StanaKe. Julius Phillion. Tom Milan. Calvin a pathetic nature flew thick and Ashenfelter. who was released sev- Tomorrow is your last change to get a suit The visitors counted airain in the Kixenbaugh. Albert Wysong. Her- Totals 772 72Ö mj 2173 fast around the table when the eral days ago. has been signed by for Ifaster Sunday. third. Maynard K'ot to second on Boston 4 00 OOl L'OO 7 H 2 man Sacks, intield; Alfred Yose. II. heavy work of the evening, stowing the Studebakers. " Ap-plaga- te, It AN KKIl" Siwihiinjc's wild throw and he ad- Philadelphia. 00 Olo 0o 1 ( Kostettler. Paul Britton, Mike ST. JOB Col.NTY SAVlNJs away the eats, had been finished. Thursday w ; s a busy day with the 34 STORES. to on Cook's sacrifice. Iluth and Thomas; Hush, Weaver, l'ctc Murphy, outfield; Iaw-r- f Meyers I'm 127 143 4:'.." at- vanced third .0 7 Discus iHiis. local athletes and most of their 1.-- 4.-- ln Spalding Mchols' rounder Itay and Meyer. nee Brennan. catcher; Deo Ban-ack- l, WhlttenbergeT 130 10s league was to getting bundled Woolverton lis al 11. :i2s Prospects of the for the tention devoted their Compare Before You Buy. and Maynanl cored. outfield; Charles Gunn, infield; lhidgers 107 114 121 ;;42 coming season were discussed and eyes on the ball. The hurlers were Marshall forced into the Iwd with New York.. O00 200 020 4 9 3 Maurice Bekaert, Milo Kirkpatrlck, Iiiirns ivj I.V. l."V4 4;.", the concensus of opinion among the kept on the hill, and they tossed ii7." Spring Hats SI. So Worth Double. Krn-e- st liuiidlcMp "-'" it.t. 22a three runs In th. fovrth. Iearien Vadiintcton 130 121 22 12 1R 2 K. C. Frederick, Hoy Harmon, directors was that Factory league 111 breakers with speed. The men Ntina-make- r; M. C. readied f.rst cn Spalding' s error and KeatinK. 'ulIop. Iove and Bolin, W. Maulet, outfield; Totals ... ''"7 ssi 21 27:12 baseball was due to have the most hammered the ball to all corners and took second on I orM-y'- s sacrifice. Johnson and Williams. DeMars. George Burnett, catcher; J. N ATI 4 .N AL year league has ever appeared to be getting: hack into the crnzKNs p;; 4V2 successful Ihe Set loose wild heave Kelley. outfield; J. Keley, manager, McMlchael 127 - game be- Sahlin another 14.i 13', :w know- Interest in the is habit of hittirg them. f Kot Itausch lis on Hill' tap and the hatter to nation Aii mun i;. outfield. Waner ia; . 1JS ing f iscd in all factories, and the second and Oeanen scored. Callo- Studehaker A. Betty, R. Moffltt, Kein king 13'. 14'. 12s 410 teams are the all-absorbi- ng topic St. liOUis 030 (r00 200 s S 2 :v. WILSON KEEPS OWN SCORE De-Vau- 145 427 way singled and Hill took third. Cal- D. Martin. CI. Abraham, Rex. x. Haker l l"t among IMttshurKh . . 0)0 0 nio 0 h 3 llamllcnp 'J.'5'J ism; the workmen. throw-In- . S. Ash-enfelte- r. loway nuirut to second on the Ma'- - J. Pepple. Duczkowski, "Old Bill" Studehaker Meadows. Sallee nnd Snyder: sid that President Senators Wallop j S. Manard followed with a single. pitchers; G. Werntz and Total '.U ssj vi 1 27.o his tribe "of wagonmakers would Sis nfct&u. stehst ßcU' maux, C(optr, Jacohs and Schmidt. Ml CuMoway ajid Kill. De Rose, c atchers; R. Richardson, KU IS PLAN Vnnks 12-- 1. lotfi RoIIjiihJ 114 2: id .V.'. make things hum this year and up in B. D. lsr TrCccIxiqxui The Hoovers tied it .heir 0- R 1 Connors, first base; Werntz, J. they be by Cincinnati 200 01 1 101 0 15 Huff KS 142 i:.h 44s that would backed the WASHINGTON. April 21. -- Wash-12 j&o So. r Motts singled and Sheehan Henley, F. Waechted. F. K. Bleuler, Werulnski 11! i;;i 177 427 half. Cliicaco. 200 100 021 01 7 15 3 employes in all their power. Bill 4 Drel-belbi- 174 r.o ington defeated New York to doubled to deep left, Motts. second base; C. W. üsivery, D. s. Low sre H'a i;i go- sorln Schneider. Toney. McKendry. l.'iä lf.7 1U2 said that he knew baseball was game t Y. K. Scluielle 4sl Thursday in the first of the Vdfe t'ied I'cIioIh nd Sheehan Schul and Clarke; Kendrix, SeRton, Fvans. shortstops; Zeit- HflioMcap '.) ; 270 ing to be boosted as more than 700 w;w out fryinc: to n ler, G. C. Chaplin, .i season here. Pres't Wilson tossed thrown hcore lavender, Packard and Fischer. Brinkman. third booster tickets for the outh Bend out the first ball, kept his own score rivard's tap. Calloway to Tenrien. base; A. Leslie, C. Handy, J. Har-iir- d, Totfl SVi sil league had been, dis- IiST XATB .N AL HAN K Central club and stayed until the last player v. as Op-ferge- lt, i Klward stol second and s. ored on Bert Broder, Joe Grubor, 1 among em- Philadelphia 020 04.. 00 Ofil 7 13 Shiiniaker 1T2 HO 447 posed of the factory put out. More than 12.-00- persons 1.7 12; i:;s Iathrop's sinRl. 6 1 1 0 outfield. Hick lis ployes. New York. 030 003 000 000 1C.1 saw the game. Johnson loafed after IMftru Zigler 1T2 1..2 4 J.j to Win ;.inio in Chalmers. McQuillen and Uurns; Whltmer UCi 11 a pr Other directors were not be out the third inning, the visitors' runs Marsh.ii; won the prame in the Stroud. I'alrnero and Rariden. TWO GAMES WILL BE Volf 114 r.o JIM I 4'i4 done in the prophesy stunt and re- practically being gifts. Handicap 24; 24; 24; ":;s ported as they see fifth. Dchols was safe when Meyers BY that far as could K PLAYED BENDERS go ounrleil up Iiis rounder. Fisher Brooklyn ... 000 000 000 0 7 Total roi :v .!." 2sr. now baseball was going to big at 4sr A S f Malked. Holhns-'- (vi th fouled to Hoston 43a 10o oo 10 1 their respective places. P e r A Iv-arle- r Moot Stntlohakorx on Saturday and ML'IUMIA NTS' NAT ION L Programs Arranged. ec Motts and filed to lithrop. Coombs, Marquard. and Iell Hi by 14; 141 1.T4 4J1 Big scoring dowdy. All-sta- opening day programs will be tion I'chols. and Miller; 4.V. lorsey sincled. Ilarnes and the Factory league rs I'uterbaugb l.vj 17; 12 Fisher reached home when lathropj Hradhurst s2 si 'i; arranged for hoth the Singer and hit a hit. Kill walked on Sunday. I'llexy .... 17( 144 14 TTs Ball Band parks on May 20, and juried the AMI'IUCAN ASSOCIATION. Arernge l'aa 171 1V of exaggeration is a record breaking crowds should be The shadow and Calloway hot one off Columbus ... 102 001 01 ;, 9 2 handled at both places. At Kline's shins, scoring Iorsey. Kansas City. 001 200 010 4 11 0 Two lively battles are promised at Totals v:: 2sii the Notre its fhml run IN ION TIUST CIIAI'IN inger park. Singers and Olivers are cast on an ad when rnie cr1 Hrady and Coleman; Carder, San- Springbrook park Saturday and Sun- Fa ha ugh 127 Ks 4'.; in ei.n'hth. Spaldir reached first ni scheduled to hook up, while the the ders and Harry, Hargrove. day ! (Jrleger 1.VJ l.'U I.V. 410 afternoons when the Benders 1 the appellation "Per- I 14.-- Ball Band gangs on Fohols' error. Motts popped out will meet and !1 .".'o a.n im; IUI - nnd Studehaker are the Studehaker club 1V4 I.V. I.V. 472 to mix to Kill, hut Shechnn singled, sending 7 2 all-sta- due things at the north side St. Paul 001 000 an r aggregation from the 472 is applied to to 0001 Neff V.2 iss b2 park in Mishauaka. Thursday was fection" Spa'dlnfT to second. Wolfe ftied Indianapolis. 300 00O Oo 3 7 2 Factory leagfTe. Ashenfelter, who IlandlcMp 171 171 171 .".1:; Spnld-in- c la.st day in to play- Kill. F.Mard sir.Krled, srorin Fpham. Benton and I,ind; Carter was released by Mgr. Koehler, will the which enroll the product; at least sending Totali . soä :7o :70', ers and keep inside 90 day em- and Sheehan to second. and Sc hang. be In the box Saturday for a few ." the Vuit pTo'.ir.dftl out. Maynard ployment rule and every squad has innings an.l exoects to tzo the route SOFTH I1RNI NATIONAL : that is our version of it. to 127 i o 40a all its .stars signed and at work, ac- Pearlen. on Sunday. "Lefty" has Informed j In tfir tunth lnnint, with one dead. J'f,1 LIS pas 01 2 cording to the directors. tne tienaers tnat wnen ne steps in i score l.".7 I.V. 40a M rs walked. Jones flied to 1'isher. rw IV Dr. Carson spoke highly of the Liners the bix friendship ceases and that Helman li: loo U.i r.44 newspapers tell you Spalding to Motts' Hot - I !:; v.r. work of the ! So when we hut doolded ritfht. brt In omlj to ciotv- them "snm" !le.vrpr !''' 14 and the Your turn My to I'chol.i ended the name. 24 2i 4 rd 2 manner in which they have handled iiururiK. Th . Factory league news in past years, Tonight Report at your Hy Frank G. Icnke. The line-up- s follow: Totnls f'n P24 ti43 2s-- of HIGH ART Marshall AT? It H. a. F. AM K Til - and said that he expected even bet- ro. International News Service : Saturday. Sftudebakers Brodef, If; CAN TRFST - nearest tobacco store and Co..k. If 4 0 0 2 0 0 ought to' be Cngdahl 177 I.V. ir..- 4tV ter support from the typewriter Tlie Yankees ashamed "b; OpTergelt. If; DvRose. c: 122 s; mention the magic word will CLOTHES,vewill 2T : 1 0 Zeitler. Siems Ill a,s F.rhols. t way 7 punchers this year this was to oe of themselves the they played Richardson, lb; Grueber. rf; Kepler, FIVry 11-- Iii 12; .'572 "Favorites." You wall find Fisher, cf 4 1 0 1 0 0 before the president. Maybe they Ging 120 140 117 4H7 the banner year in Factory base- say what is our sincere A ss; Werntz, 2b; Ashenfelter, Martin T. 0 1 1 Kmnion I.Vä 1.17 147 4.".7 out why co many men are Hollins worth, c. . . had the patriotic spirit and did not p. ball. , o and Abraham, llnndirap 210 210 r;;o iK-arien- 210 1 h 4 1 I 1 0 0 Those who enjoyed now smoking Favorites want to trim the Nationals In the Sunday. All Stars Broder, cf: the president's conviction that they Dorsey. 3 1 1 1 1 In hospitality were ßticking rf capita). De-fTTs- e, Tora sas S.si S..4 Fred Sommers and and to them for 1 o 1 o Hixenhgh. :b; fipfergelt. If: Kill, ss 3 c; Phillion, Grueber, rf; A. A. Fredericks of the Oliver Chill keeps! JUST BECAUSE are as near perfect as v, 4 1 1 0 lb; c. or c I.Kfil'K. Callow 3S. ... Jack Dalton has joined a ferocious C. OF ed Plow Works; William Studehaker 4 1 1 Kepler, ss: Tiuhey. 2b; Ashenfelter THEY'RE Maynard, p. 0 Haugan 1Ö7 VC, and F. J. Bickelhaupt of . .... bunch. He's now a member of the .. i:7 r.rt the S-- C-O-O- modern manufactu- and Gilbert, p. 0 -D TUers. Cnlip .... 1S1 1"7 222 oot Studehaker corporation; George Carpenter, who was re- 174 1 1C Totals "Buck" Moredo.k Pao .".lo Williams and A. E. Gardiner of the ring leased Thursday by Koehler. left Sehneider F7 M7 17'. Ö4. methods, alert was a great Hollnnd . T." 221 l.'.s Ball Bands: K. K. Todd, league sec- It day for Greater Friday morning for Wellsville, N. Y., fair-pla- y Nor re Dame AB. R. H P . A Handicap 17 17 17 01 retary, and FJ. J. Murray. D. C. 3 designing and I. New York all three clubs chalked where he will play in the Interstate Wolfe. 2n - U. A. Maurer and W. A. up another defeat. league. Tot Pio ;r,o fiy .71;- Cram. ( f 1 t! -- newspapermen. policy can Flu ard. The Benders were booked for a STA I IS Phelan. business t , 4 S. M. D i hrop. If 0 The Phillies didn't believe in out- KoMnson.. l."0 If.', 1TO 4vtl rv I 1Ö2 WOESTE' strenuous practice this afternoon, Tuttlfl Kb. Tie. ?,h i;2 212 02; ccordir,g to a bulletin issued by make them. side interference. Palmoro did well, did report 12 o'clock, Fill mer l.V P2 1.',s 477 C- - 1 but not until Meiers. lo . Heaon 172 1 44 1 7s 4M the .opatirnrnt of commerce, thera CIGARETTES but the Cuba was found for the as the club house was not ready - for r;-d'- Jones, rf 0 winning run in the 11th. Mosholder l"o 14s is7 4s.- are h,h Z stations In the United 10 . Handicap VI Ol V4 for 5c Spabiing. s-- a them. 1'.J will a States. AUo pm ked 20 for 1 II A Young men find 1 0c I Motts. c t Tigers Total S42 ;.; . . r si ? I The waited until the ninth Ood-loolci- host of n2 model? and they grabbed off the victory CUP IS PRESENTED 4 I Tot.lN it 2t: from the White Sox. TIGER CREW VINS l to select from and their Cai:,un out. hit bv batted ball Turner ct Trophy for Haskeihall EASTER HAT eighth. GET YOUR NEW In Those Boston teams will not bo Defeats Harvard laght hy seniors will be ure to find thdr Score by innifsr: Championship. About tiowncd. They speared a couple ccn-forrn- rty 1 suit made in model in Marshal! 01 330 more victories yesu rday. Half Fixit. at the l Nitre D.ime nr. .2 0 e 1 .V d At a meetinc of the gymnasium wkh their d'niry and S'.crilUe hits Flu ard. Cook. PRINCETON. N. J.. April 21. The Pirates wore tamed easily by class of the South Bend Turnverein varsity TVarie?;. I - St '.en Princeton's crew defeated in detail. .ro- bw Hill. the Cardinals. A br.e of goose egs at Turner hall. N. Michigan st.. Hale correct every Their Tw-b.is- eight on John Hat Store . e Harvard's Iake Carnegie FI a ai d. Jor.es, .Mot: liits w t Thursday night, silver trophy a heir food. the late Thursday by price is moderate when their Wolf. Meyers. :b.rel:an. S:ildir.c. for the championship in the amateur about a half foot. 2; is T Time Princeton varsity, Here each customer &iven the attention of ea rie :i Sti ic'k out )ty Sheehan. win- t:12 i The 1 a me basket ball contests of the past value considered. 1 Cubs from behind and 9:13. 4: bv Mavnard. 1 s on balls Harvard. AN I ter was presented to the Turner y EXPERIENCED HATTER ose out the Reds in the 11th. The junior ni-sit- race was of Srio ri.n. 2: r ft' Maynard. 2. team. won who shows him only of Shape. - hy Harvard by two lengths. hats the Iv,.t;bb- Dearien unassisted. F. R. Barnes, municipal recrea- Time FitiiiT i:i:m irs. Harvard juniors. ?:46; ü j Dimensions and Color most becuminr F:;.pt e Ar.dor-- l : ten-inc- h Princeton. I Ir.ternati.-'na- Notvü S,TvI-e- tion director, presented the 9:55. a is hi NFY YORK. April 21. Renny trophy, the gift of George Hull and to him. As man's hat most NEW SINGLES LEADERS I.eonard outboxed Phil Bloom, the Mike Calnon, after a short talk in conspicuous article of clothing, it is Brooklyn T weicht, in lo rounds. which he praised tb. attitude of the MAGEE OUT FOR MONTH highly important that lie gets the pro- THHES I A N A !.. A 21 Vour.g Bnvvn of New York stop-le- d Turners toward athletics. Follow- per If let us we will gladly TNI P' LI. In ril hat. you'll MADE BY STUOUSE fc MOTHERS, BALTIMORE, of Pa., ing gvmnasium BOSTON, April 21. An X-r- ay ex- MO. 1 M. All. :i ar d F. Fox. Nth of Jack Grazo Hazelton. the presentation, the help you select lr. t!;e ;gh.th of Sherwood Magee's fore- Tr..!iaP.tpol t"ok !'.r.--t and second round. class wert through Its drills and amination r Your.g out- Na- A HAT THATS JUST RIGHT. place in tl sirk-'.- Landau.' in the Britton of Yonkers exercise. arm showed that the Boston ftate bowhr.g t. v.i ic.ent wit!; pointed Kid Goodman In speaking of the amateur league tional left fielder received wrist Come in and trv on some of the M rd i f past year, fracture in the game Wednesday .. ,r s of .'.! ..iij 2 " Th'irs-da- v Jack aro.ua stopped Jerrj the the first of its kind at New Swell Ones at $2.00, $2.50 and r.ii.t. Murphy in the fourth round. in the city, Mr. Barnes expressed a Philadelphia. Magee was hit by a Co. hope the next winter would f.nd ball pitched by Bender in the ninth $3.50. Vernon Clothing STI :A M s H 1 1 M FA I many contesting. lnnlnr, but the .New pt R ii si: si n:. O more teams He seriousness of the A large assortment of All Mgr. i t NRW Injury was not C. B. STEED, Iureri.nT r . N"i- - rvl YORK, April 21. No sail- said the movement had been a great discoered until Spring Caps, 50c, $1, $1.50 and $2. CHlCAOn. April 21. Chicago ings today. success and that the interest main- Thursday. H; will t out of the Auditorium Building. tf c.n;- - nthK..i-U- s w re H:! ilant to-l- :i Lue to arrive today: Yosborcen. tained the first year spoke well for game for at least a month. HOWARD SCHROP, HATTER . The ("!.; ai-'- Teri:;.s ilub has Fonta Del Gade: Snowi'.on. Barce- the future of such a project. While bought a s:?o for a ie home cn-i-in- s lona: Narrannnett. Ixndon: Idaho. fix teams made op the past year's We nvike candy special for 127 W. Washington Ave. and J. M. S. Lobby. of evf-- n acre- - ;it a price said Hull: Lurton. Belfast; Wror.a, Ciib-ralta- r, schedule. It is thought next nelson this werk at tho PLilüdclphia. to tö I7C.O0O. Danafjord. Liverpool. will rlnJ 40 or 0 team in Lin.