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Evening journal., 1919-05-07
GRACE WILL OPEN
WITH PENNSGROVE

Tile regular practice OF the Grace
Church teams will be held this evening
on the grounds at Eighteenth and Van
buren streets, commencing at 6 o'clock
BON practice games were lost BY me
church boys on Saturday, but The veal
spots which were shown 40 that time
VIII be bolsterod up during the week
and much better exhibitions are cv.
pected. Another practice game VIII b,
arranged for this Saturday, so that a
correct line may be gotten on an male
rial before the regular opening OF the
season on May n, when the Grace team
will play At Pennsg-oyc.
The following players ore asked 90
be out promptly tonight. 4. Baylis. H.
Baylis. Burroughs. Duer. C. Garylne. y.
GarHine, Ingram, B. Jones, n. Jones. c.
Jones. u. Jones, Keaney, Llvermore.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
"INVISIBLE WATCH" HER
SECRET SAYS FAIR RIDER

Stars Of the circus world have theiE
philosophy aud their eplgrsms as well
as those men and women who follow
less spectacular professions. May
Wlrth, most famous OF all equestri-
ennes, is fond OF repeating a rule
which she follows with grcal consls-
tency and which, she win tell you, Is
responsible for her success. II Is:
Work hard, play hard and smile,
smile, smile. Whoever does this con-
sisiently is bound 10 land on his feet"
Miss Wrlh practices what she
breaches. She Is said 10 be ablo TO
rehearsc longer hours than most mae
performers In circusland. She Is an
expert at tennis and polo and through
70 an she wears smile that simply
won't come on. Her forward somer-
sault performed from the back Of a
horse running at top speed, has never
been cquallcd by any other equestrian
-man or woman. Sho and the entire
Wirih family Will be here with the
Ringling brothers ana Barnum &
Bailey Combined Shows, Friday. May
&c.
Miss Wirlh viii be seen In solo num-
hers, which Will include her remark
able forward somesault on a single
horse and Others performed from the
back 81 one mount 90 another while
both arc on the gallop. She Is the
feature OF a great galaxy OF riders
numbering 20 artists.
81 start TO spring through the air
at just the second or part ~ a second
when the little watch inside OF me
says It's time 20 20" says she. "Thats
the only watch we riders have and the
only one We ever need And then
keep right on smiling even when
things go wrong. When the face Is re-
laXed IN a smile an the rest of the body
rclaNes too. And so. you see, always
land on my feet
May Wirh Is but one OF many
world-famous artists. now for The FIRST
time presented ON single program.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
B0LTERS-M S-MATERIAL
WIN HARLAN GAMES

Harlan lnter-Depariment Twilight
played two nve-inping games last
evening. the Boilers and the Mate
rials being the victors. Cloud, the
Boilers pitcher, featuring. In four
innings the i9 men facing him went
out in one, two. three order. only Il
mon batting in tho five innings.
Score by Innings.
Main ONCE ...-....... 0 Q II
Material .............. ? W
TNNJ-base hits, Guest Warren. Three
base hlt. Jones. struck out. by Maslll,
7; by Simpcrs, TO- Bases on balls, OF
Negil. 4 Shippers, g.. Left on bases
Main Onicc. 3: Material, >. Hi by
ri,ched ball by Magill, ? iMltchell,
Shippers. Wild pitches. simpers. Passed
balls. Flanzcr. ?; Price, ,. umplres
Rlnglcr and Greely.
SECOND GAME.
score by Innings.
Rollers ............ ; 0 o 2-l
Mold Loft ............ 0 0 . V-i
Struck out. by Cloud, 3; by Gamble.
3: by Courtney, 2. Bases on balls, on
Gamble, 3; Courtney, 4; Boyle, 1.
Double play. McCauley 10 Murray 10
Carney. Left on bases, Boilers, 81;
Mold Loft. 4. Umpires, Ringler and
Greeley.
Tomarrow's schedule, Ip vs.. Ream-
ers: Layer-Out vs.. Counters.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
The Man Who Wouldn't Stay Down

Why Willie Richie has never been
knocked out in an his years In the
ring was clearly shown in his bout
with Benny Leonard.
No games fighter ever lived. Coming
back 81 the ring after a two-yesr alb
sence he made worlds OF friends in
The way be drove into Leonard even
when his gloves were so heavy he
could scarcely llft them.
Although technically knocked out
from the very first round when ne was
hit for The count Of nine, and again
in The eighth. It was marvellous the
Evening journal., 1919-05-07

way De STAYED during The whole en-
gagement. No other fighter could ever
do IL.
lie wobbled from side 10 Side and
hung 70 the ropes. balancing himself
from heel 10 toe and sim stayed, still
fought. when ne could. and holding a
defense so awkward ihat IL was dill
cult 30 hit.
Leonard didn't knock him out. u
was the referee In The ninth, and he
Is the only man who can ever knock
him out. fdr there is not Twins
fighter who can do 10 against all ihe
gameness that Rllchle POSSESSES.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07

and rubbish under contract and bid
ders viii be required 10 give bond for
the faithful performance OF the work.
James Kelley was elected pump re-
pairman.
The ordinance pertaining 20 automo-
blles was given its third reading and
passed.
Afier-the routine business Council
adjourned 10 meet on next Friday eve
ming, when 70 is expected both the ordi-
nance pertaining 10 registering dogs
'and that OF hog pens win be passed.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07

Ions Lynch. Myers. Mlnlcr. Mitchell
Mckay, Nowlin, pugh, Ray, Trlbit,
White and Wills. Oays Iearfcss Will
be on hand 20 coa;h aud mlnagc The
team.
The local boys are looking forward
10 the end OF The collcge season when
they viii be strengthened by the add.
iion of some college boys who viii stu
furller holm Tie team.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
No rnunspAY snoor SIT cREENnILL

on account Of practice day OF The
State Tournament at Bellevue tomor-
row afternoon, Che Greenhlll Club will
not hold Its mid-weck shoot.
The regular pructice event at Belle
vue will consist OF five events OF 20
targets each. shooting VIII commence
at , j. "a. and Greenhin members are
invited 70 be on hand.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
IN INDEprNDENr KANSAS.

MCPHERSON, Kan, May 6 ,Unicd
Press Here's the way Canton dues u.
Yes. it's LETT 20 the smallest of the
small towns with four hundred inhabi-
iauis and ono-nfly-six voters. 10 estab-
lish a precedent Ia city elections. w
W. Music. only ayowcd candidate Tor
mayor WAS defeated. Friends of J. j..
Frick pcnciled his name on enough
ballots TO give him majority OF eleven
votes.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
DELAWARE MEETS
VIRGINIA TOMORROW
IocIaI Ia The Evening Journai.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, May 7.-Delawarc Is
scheduled with Swarihmore for a dual
meet on The latters field this after
noon II the rain does not interier.
Tomorrow afternoon on Frazer Field
Delaware baseball team viii have as
opponents the strong University Of Nir-
ginia Club.
Delaware has won rs last three
games and looks 10 bc in better shape
Than at any time this season. Roth
rock Is scheduled 10 pitch tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
BASEBALL

RESULTs or 1ESTERDAN5S GAMES
National League.
Brooklyn. a.; Phillies, 2.
New York, 6; Boston. D.
Chicago, Z; Cincinnati, 0.
II. Louis. ,; Pittsburgh, 1.
American League.
Athletics. 3; New York, 2
Boston. p; Washington, o.
~. Louis. G: Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, 3; Detroit, 4.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
mERCuLEs IN nm GAME.

Tie fast Hercules team is ready 10
meet any team In the city ranging from
ii 20 i6 years OF age. Address COM
munications 10 Albert Prochle, Her
cules Powder Co., City.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
A Nervous Dyspeptic
Is Happy Now, All
Through TonaIl

Mrs. Amanda Trelst. residing at
Quentin. Lebanon county. Pa. rejolces
over the miraculous return 10 health
from taking Tonall and says:
Il suffered from nervous dyspepsia
and had gas on my stomach. After !
began to take Tonall purchased at
Boser's drug store. Lebanon. Pa, my
nerves improved. Now | sleep well
again. have no gas on my stomach
now Before taking Tonall was a
nervous wreck. Now ! go about the
house with no trouble whatever A
neighbor told me first about ionall and
am glad to recommend It TO all my
friends"
This testimonial was given April 90,
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
American League.
w. T..
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
.. National League.

tNhAiNHuA Af'aNN's
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Detroit al Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07

Daily total q. 81 10 IS p 80 % 20 9O5
Search the Want Ads. for good ofrlce
positions and opportunities for busi-
ness partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
Victory Honor Roll


Whitaker. Stanley
Wildncr, Mrs. 4.
Nilhic. Mrs. Geo.
wilkins. A. n.
Willcrs, George II.
Wilson. John u.
Nislochi, Andy
Nocmer, Frank :.
Wolfman, Amelia
Workman, Margaret
Wood. VIM. VI.
Various, u. u. 4,
lcrgcr, W. h.
Zimmerman. Henry
Zrcliuah, Jan
Evening journal., 1919-05-07

Daily total . % 81 % 2S 20 10 iS9
No g1mes played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
High-St. Louis. 6.
Low-Washlngton, O.
Evening journal., 1919-05-07

HIGH AND LOW SCORES YESTERDAY.
Runs scored by National and Amer
lean Leagues, April 30 TO May 6, inclu-
siNe.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tigh-Brooklyn. II.
Cincinnati d
Evening journal., 1919-05-07
Tonall is Sold by
N. B. Danforth,

124 MARKET ST, Will, Del.
and all leading druggists in Delaware and
Eastern Maryland
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-08

ignal que el Gobierno Britanico,
reeonoeiendo ia impt,:tancia de
| llA herfnandad I asistencia de Anne
trica Ell los ptesentes tiempos, ha
hecho todo 10 possible para colnpla
Ger. a Mr. Wilson y al Gohierno
Americana por medic, dc su repre-
sentaciOn en- Paris, y aceptando el
plan de al Liga de las Naciones en-
ia deliberada creencia de q. solo
este podria contribuir q perpe-
[tuar la amistad franco america
ma.
I'ero estOs acOntecimientos de
ning1n mOdo han sido aceptados
ipor toda Ia Francia, y con una
Iclaridad cada vcz mas visible al
gunos franceses muy eminentes
hun estado protcitando contra
tuna po.itica que enyuelva u Fran
cia, al aloptar los metodos ameri
canosy en- Europa. Los fra ceses
ise cspantn del hecho de 4. una
association intima entire Gran
Brctala, Francia Y los Es,ados
UnidOs, ha hecho de Franci? una
Ipartc eli la algida question con tia
lila, cuya neutralidad solamente
salv6 a Francia en- 1914 Y cuya
amistad y alianza podrian res
guardarla Ell el future.
Estos franceses no Green que la
'seguridad d Francia lueda
Ipeligrar, guiados por la permanen
te hOstilidad de Italia, cuyO unico
fin es el de delinear una frontera
por Dalmacia, de cuerdo con ell
.mapa etnografico. EllOs no Green
que Francia pueda peligrar y pue
da ser atacada por dos frentes Il
un mismo tempo, la pr6xina vez,
con solo dcsechar los catOrce pun
Itos de Wilson.
Desaprobando totalmente la
|politica de su gobierno en- ell asun
to de Fiume, estos franceses cada
Idia estan mas enojados, cuando
ven su pals enyuelto en-
Iun conhicto con Rumania, dcbido
a una adhesion parecida a la de
los principles de Mr.. Wilson y
dc los jefes americanOs, mientras
de igual manera el Gobierno de
Clemenceau sc siente incompetence
la. seguir a Mr.. Wilson, cuando los
IEstados Unidos Sc decidan de-
fender Bulgaria Untra las as
Ipiraciones de Grecia n Tracia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-08

|das las combinacionesTque haXan
de hacerse. .s .
4 Ella cuenta con in excelente
ejercito organizado por el Estado
Mayor Frances i bien discipline
do, un ejercito que, apesar dc los
desastrcs obtenidos, debido a la
traici6n Russia y la rendici6n
a que fue obligadO por el desca-
labro russo, despliega adn admi.
rable marcialidad Y valor, y rer-
manece ell pie, como una de las
fuerzas militares de Europa,
Ell la actualidad la de mayor
range, despues de los ejercitOs
de los cinco grandes poderes.
En- adici6n a este. por su po-
sicion grcografica, Rumania con-
trola el bajo Danubio, y, segdn
recientes acontecimientos 10 han
demostrado, Hungria sc halla
completamente a su merced. De
ese modO ella es la unica via pO-
sible para llegar al Sur de Russia,
len ell case de que los Aliados Sc
idecidan darse las manOs col. los
,ukranianos para cambatir Il los
,bolcheviques.
! Lo que yo estOy tratando de
esclarecer es que Rumania en el
ifuturo, partiendo de este momen-
to hist0ricO, es porque 81 una ma
ci0n cuyOs poderes militares, Gu
iyo ejercito y cuyo granero, cuyos
aceites V cuyos minerales, la dan
juna posici0n mucho mas envidia'
bic que la que Ocupaba cuando so
Ilamente era el pals mas extenso
lde todos los pequeilos estadns bal
kanicos. Actualmente es ella ca
da vez mayor indetinidamente
mas poderosa que 10 que eran to-
dos los estados balkanicos inntos
al estallar la guerra.
y mas de 'su propio poderic, Ru
mania esta. en- los actuales mo-
Imentos, ayudada por. ell hechO de
que el Gobierno de Italia y su pue
Iblo v otra parte del pueblo fran.
ces, aparte del mismo goolernO,
ven con inter6s y aprobacion la
1polftica Nevada cabo por los ru
Imanos en- dias recientes. l-i. ac-
titud de lila es sencilla. Ii ca
so de los rumanos esta ligado ell
todas sus parties con las cuestiO-
nes de Fiume Y ell Adriatico. Ep
;cuanto a la question del Adria-
tico, Sc sabe que Italia recibi0 la
Ipr0nesa de Francia. Gran Bre-
tana V Russia, de que 81 ella en-
traba ell la guerra, sc lie concedla
cicrtos territories a 10 largo de
la costa del Adriatico y del Asia
MenOr.
Italia cumplio la parte q. leeorres
pOndla en- la venta, Y cuandc fue
Il demandar su dinerO, el Psesidcn
te Wilson sc interpusO con su ve'
to. Exactamente 10 mismO que
hicieron los grandes pOderes para
sumarse Il Italia, prometierOn a
Rumania toda la region dc Banat
81 ella sc alistaba en- su favor
Asi 10 hizo V ahora, bajO los i'm.
. pulsos del Prcsidente Wilson. los
grandcs pOderes insisten tn quo
a Serbia letoca una -parte de! Ba-
nat.
ST Rumania por medic de su in
vasion V ocupacion de Hungria
desobedcce sucesivamente a Ia Con
ferencia de Paris, ella establece I'LL
!, precedente. Con tai precedente
, Italia Sc beneficiara. Las irOpas
} italianas hoy ocupan el litoraI
del Adriatico. IA los italianos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-08

BESIDE noyiembre de 1914 Il mar
20 de 1917, cl actual Primer Mi
nistro de Francia acostumhraba
decir diariamente ell su periOdi-
co: Los alemanes estan Ell No
y0n". Del mismo modo Cast es
muy apropiado el hacer notar hoy
4. los luInanos eStan en- Budapest
Tn mes de futiles notas escritas
v aun de mucbOs mas ineiicientes
ultimatums no han tenido efecto
para hacer desalojar a los cjercl-
tos rumanos de ocupaci0n para
obtener del gobielno rumanp otro
comentario que la asersi0n absur-
da dc que ninsuna de las lichas
notas o ultimatums hablan llcgado
Il nlanos del gobierno Ell Buca-
rest. Entretanto los delegaIos ru
lllan0s en- Paris han declinado el
i!rmar cl tratudo de paZ con Aus
tria.
Actualmente, entonces, Ruma-
MIA no solo continua desahandO
las Confercnchs de la Paz, sino
que tambien Sc la puesto Ell una
posici0n deliberadamente calcula-
da para echar abajo EN- monitor
disforme ell edificio Ell pleno de
la Liga de las Naciones y fefutar
todos los argument0s sObre los cua
les la Li9a de las Naciones ha sido
basada. Como hice yo constar el
mes tltimo, la oposici0n de los ru
manos no es sino un inc!dente.
De 10 cOntrari0 este tlaerla un
es.ado decisive de las cOndici0-
ncs V lie los sentimientos del nun
do.
En el presente artlculo deseo
ah6ra discutir ell ciertos detalles
la question europea en- contras-
te con ell punto de vista america
no con respecto al incidente de
: Rumania. En- los IIstados Uni
dos parece que eXiste la muy bo-
nita cxtensa noci0n de que un
impndico insignificante estado
la llegado Il confundirse, como
resultado de la mucha prosperl-
dad recielte Ell sus aneXlcnes y
g., por su pr0pia cuenta, Sc atre-
We Il hablar como ST fuera una
gran naci0n. Hay por 10 tantO,
un clamor muy marcado en los
Estados Unidos, acerca lie que
sc tOmen de una vez medidas dis
cipiinarias para reducir este pc
uueno estado Su tamallo prOpiO,
V este clam0r viene precisamente
de aquellos que dan VA la Liga de
las Naciones como III heclo es-
a.blecido y no ven iimpacientes
sus primclas actuaciones.
= La vertlad cs. cicrtamentc, que
Rumania hi es un p2qucnO estad0
nj actua por su propia cuenta.
Como una consecuencia ell sus
cambiOs de fronteras, cl inciden-
tc del desastre austro-htin9aro y
del dcsplome russo, Rumania ha
llegado Il ser una naci0n con I'm
area tan grande como la dc lta-
lia, con una pohlacion hoy de
10000, 600 de almas, que viVe en
un ter1it0rio capaz de sostener
una poblaci0n mucho mas densa
que la de Italia V crece con una
rapidez ext'raordinaria. En, me-
nos de media centuria, por 10 tan
to, Rumania sera, dentro de toda
humana probabilidad. un gran pc
der. Mas ain, ella debe ser recc
llocida de aquf ell adelante como
I'm factor muy importante en- to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-08
La Reaction Europea
Por Frank Fl. Sirnonds

ticnen sus posesiones.. Una .Liga
de Naciones que no puede evital
que Rumania ocupe Budapest
menos podra persuadir a los ita'
lianos que aband0nen 4 Fiume
En- otras palabras, los rumanos
esfaa dcsacreditando en- medic dc
Ia Iiga dc las Naciones la idea
de una pcrsuaci6n moral, y los
iitalianps estan aneiosos de que
'esto sllceda, 1esde que Mr.. Wilson,
,,el gran pleponente de la Liga dc
llas Naciones, la denegado 6 los
italianos la possession de tierras NO
solo ocupadast por ellos sino ofre
cida a ellos pos sus aliad0s.
El punto de vista frances del
cpisodio rumano, difierc de! ita-
liano; prilnero, porque es antio-
fetal, puesto que el Gobierno de
Clemenceau aun marcha dc ucuer
do con la politica de las Confc-
rencias de Paris. Es muy diferen
to tambicn, porque los franceses
no tienen aspiraciones territorial
les que puedan compararse a las
ambiciOnes rumanas italianas.
Pero lii simpatfa de los franceses
sc basa en- dos cosas: En- la amis-
tad historical V traditional entire
las dos naciones latinas y Ell el
profundo deseo de preservar esa
iamistad, esta alianza de meses re
cicntes, para cualesquicra crisis
curopea futura.
| La naci0n franeesa jamas la te
lnido la mas ligera cOnfianza Ell
Ia Liga de las Naciones. Nunca
ha creitlo en- sus principles. Nun
ca La analizado su future sinO es
para 1hacerlo. con .desconfianza y
escarnio. Franeia sc satisface
en decir que 81 ell Tribunal de Ia
EHaya no fue capaz de contener
las hordas alemanas, la Liga de
Has Naciones no tendra mayor in
fluencja sebre las mismas hordas
icuando Sc dispongan al pillaje
nuevamente. La conception que
tiene de la Liga de las Naciones
es Ia de un cuerpo que cuenta con
Jun poder smilitari, elective y coor-
Idinado-que en- sintesis no seria
Iotra cosa que la perpetuaci6n. de
la alianza que, venci6 a Alema.
nia-que continuarfa reteniendo
sus armamentos militares, listo
para entrar Ell acci6n bajo Tin CO.
lnando central, en- Ell supuesto de
que Alemania dejara de c,tmplil
con los terminus del tratadO de
paz.
| Y fue por esta clase de Liga de
Naciones que Francia conte9dit
en- las COnfcrencias. Cuando fra
case en- SUI intentO, entOnces bus
co Ia alianza con America { In
glatcra, por medic de un tratadC
q. la asegurara contra un nueyt
;ttaque aleman Y constituy6 as
de hechO la Liga de las NaciOnes
la unica Liga en- la cual podi;
leila confiar. Para este fin fu'
que ell Gobierno de Clemeuceal
deliberadamente adOpto la poll
tica de dar a Mr.. Wilson cuant'
el necesitara para ell colmo de SUI
deseos, siempre q. no estuvieral
contra los intereses de Francia ,
que protesieran esos mismos in
Itereses por medic de un especia
acuerdo, para cuando surgiera UNI
coliel0n. FL Gobierno de Clemel
ceau, bajo los impulses de Andr
1 Tardieu, el Alto Comisionado qu
representa- Francia, durante Ii
guerra, en- los Estados Unidos, a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-08
FUNDIDORES
Edad de HustoneS

ST I'd. es I'm operariO fund.-
dor, lie daremos trabajo y lie pa
garemos buen jornal.
Dirijase a p. 0. Box 725.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-23
PAL MOORE AND
MASON SIGNE D
Will Box at the Oliver Theater
March Ills a Case of
DOughbOy vs.. Cob

Tuesday. March II, will be a gala
day for boxing fans in South Bend.
PAL Moore, the bantamweight
champ, will get a sample of frankie
Mason's boxing ability when they
meet at the oliver theater.
Promoter A. 3. Sworths received
a wire Saturday from George Bic
mer, who is Mason's manager, stat
ing that articles had been signed for
The bout. For the past month or two
Mr.. Sworths has been busy trying 70
sign these two boys up, and yester-
day his efforts were crowned with
success. He is also trying to secure
the services of Ed smith, of Chicago.
TO act as the third man in the ring.
Smith is Immensely popular here in
South Bend, and has been for a num-
Der of years. He is best known here
as the referee of the Murphy Nc
Farland fight which was staged at
the Auditorium years ago. Smith
has also refereed most of the bis
fights that have been staged in this
country for the past 20 years.
This bout will draw a large num-
Der of Chicago fans, as frankie and
Pal are both we'll known in the big
city. frankie is always a welcome
visitor to South Bend, where he has
won scores of friends by his good
craftsmanship. Judge Fleming, of
the Jefferson hotel, stated last night
that he has watched frankie grow
from the time that he was FIVE years
old, and is positive that he will take
the measure of the bantam champ.
There is also an excellent chance
for arguments among the doughboys
and gobs Of South Bend or the out
come of the match, Mason being a
doughboy, while Pal is a COB. Both
men have been in the service, Mason
acting as boxing instructor in the
depot brigade at Camp Taylor, and
Moore acting in the same capacity
at the Great Lakes naval training
station.
South Bend is fortunate in secur-
ing the services CT these two top
notchers. for it is not a case Of one
being a star and the other a spiff,
but a match which will be hard TO
dope. A better selection of boys for
the opening Of boxing bouts could
not have been chosen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-23
HYDE PARK LOSES
TO LOCAL PLAYERS

1t is said that wishes are only full
filled in fairy tales, but the Chicago
Hyde Park volley ball team thinks
differently since their visit to this
city.
Before the volley ball game be-
tween the Hyde Park team and a
picked team from the Old Timers
league, the Hyde Park boys said that
they came to South Bend TO see a
good team work and to get expert
ence. They got it.
Elmore, Bird. Hobbs, McEndofer,
Jones, Swietzer, Tohulka and Davis
were picked by the volley ball COM
mittee TO play the visitors
The first game ended with a score
Of 81 to in favor of the South Bend
team, the second was p to in Ia
vOr of the same parties and the third
duplicated the first game, giving the
visitors a grand total of eight points
in all three games.
This game was one of the prelini-
nary practice games for the Section
al tournament of the state volley
ball meet.
A number of teams of the sur
rounding cities will be invited to
come to this city and play the Old
Timers team. Laporte has already
been invited, and 1t is thought that
a game will be arranged with them
i'm the near future.