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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
JOE RAY WINS LAST
MEET FOR |. A. c,

bN AFSotlaIeu ErcSS
CHICAGO. Aug. 16-The Chicago
Athletic association. with Joe Loom.s
as individual point winner with -.
rOmped away with the Central A. A.
L. outdoor field and track cham
monships today vssSh III points
The Illinois A. e.. was second with
-
The only record broken was in the
javelin throw, when y GER. 7. a. c..
increased his own record OF 100 feet
inches. made in 1916. 20 III feet
inches
"JOie' Ray. crack miller closed
his local career for the I. 4. G.. 10y
winning the half mile in 1;5S 3-5.
and the mile in 4:1sl-5. Ray goes
10 Akron. o.
Lieut. Joe Stout 4. L. winner of
the 1 500 meter run IN the A. r. T.
in France. was badly defeated in the
FIVE mile event. finishing third. while
George Henkel Logansquare won i'm
27:342-5.
Loomis won both the 100 yard
dash and the 220 yard high hurdles.
He made the dash in l0:0l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
AUSTRALIANS CONQUER
DOUBLE TENNIS TITLE

By Associated Press:
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 49,
Brookes and Patterson. the Austral-
ians, won the final match in the ma
tional doubles lawn tennis tourna-
ment today. defeating Johnston and
Griffin OF California in straight sets.
1913; 81; rs.
The Australians conquered the
combination which won the highest
doubles honors Of 1915 but ii can
not be said that the play Of John
ston and Griffin today was equal TO
that OF the Pacific coast pair when
they were at the top of their court
career. The losers fought determin-
edly throughout but the play Of
neither team approached the sensa-
tional battles which have marked
similar contests in the past
Serfect weather and good turf
conditions greeted the four experts
when they appeared on the grand
stand court before a gallery which
approached 1000 spectators The
opening set was rather mediocre.
Notwithstanding that il was the
longest OF the three Both teams
failed TO stroke the ball with any
degree OF certainty and there was
but one rally worthy or mention.
The players settled down 10 seri-
Gus competition in the second set.
which developed the best play OF the
match. There were frequent and
lengthy rallies which brought the
spectators TO their feet The Aus
tralians set out TO break up the
teamwork OF the Pacific coast pair
and by driving a long majority OF
their returns 10 Grifn's back hand.
partly succeeded
The final set was the shortest and
most decisive of the three. Brookes
and Patterson appeared 10 have
taken their opponents measure and
they forced the pace. playing so sue
cessfully that the 1918 champions
were obliged 10 play almost entire
" from the base line
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
WILL TEACH ATHLETICS
AT WESTERN RESERVE i


CLEVELAND. o. Aug. IS
Western Reserve university has add
ed to its curriculum a course in ath-
letics, which every student in Aiel-
Lert college will be forced to under
20. The course is. under the super
vision of DR.. Won den Steinen. re-
recently returned from medical
service in France. and his corps OF
assistant coaches.
Football, basketball. baseball.
track, wrestling, boxing and soccer
are the most prominent sports
which will be taught According 10
The program the school year will be
divided into three parts. The first
Will be the football season and will
terminate with the THANKSGIVING va
cation.
During the second term the stu
dent will be taught basketball and
Civ en- instruction in the arts OF box
ing. wrestling and fencing, along
with other gymnasium games. The
third or spring term will be devoted
TO basketball; track and tennis.
which will start as soon as the
weather permits. The course con
sists Of FIVE hours instruction and
training each week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
jug Fishing.

VIII prohibition prohibit Jug
fishing? Will jug scarcity eliminate
that most highly enjoyable and ultra
socia BILE piscatorial pastime - Jug
Fishing. The writer comedies. that
in the realm OF scientific or light
tackle angling. but a delightful d.
version. when all business troubles.
cares and annoyances are forgotten.
when golden silence Is not a fishing
requisite. When your propelling
power is three mile current and
your success in landing a fish is
strong arm method. You drift
end visit. with a weather eye cast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
HERMAN STAYS OUT OF
JACK SHARKEYS REACH
BY Associated Press :

By Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. 16.-
Bantamweight Champion Pete Her
man - still champion today but
they're calling him a coOtie cham
pion for being cute enough TO stay
away-sometim the punch
es OF Jack (Kewpie) Sharkey.
These two birds went through fight
ing poses at the Auditorium last
night. The result was like a horse
race: IL caused much difference of
opinion. Sharkey deserves credit
for spectacular gestures, Herman
for conservation Of his physical re-
sources. As a lighting exhibition il
was a big disappointment Herman
got IN a few good punches during
the ln-hghting. Sharkey got his in
out-fghting Altogether IL was
draw. the spectators having been
compelled 10 draw" on their mag
nation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
INOESTRUCT0S MEET
CUBAN GIANTS TO-DAY

The last cars Of the Tndestructo-
Chicago excursion will leave Sunday
morning over the South Shore line
at s o'clock. The first IS left sat
urday afternoon, the cars being well
filled
Cuban Specials at the old Sox park
The Cuban Specials are the champs
of the Havana league. The game is
expected % be a first class one. The
ears will return at 7:10 o'clock from
the Randolph street station
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
Trap Gun
and Rod
AIzhn hza,uhaR 0SQ

TO the windward for unusual bob
biBg" jug buoys. are attached TO
short lines carrying two hooks and
baIted with liver or chicken intes-
tines. Floated In mid channel.
when there is an absence OF cross
winds. 10 blow the jugs ashore. Bait
dragging near the bottom is located
by the sensitive hsrbels of the kit
ty-hsh," at which time there is
something doing To break hook or
line the fish has no chance. the
buoyant jugs responding to their
every rush or effort. Your first in
timatioh Of "a bite" is jug disap-
pearanee. soon followed by its sud-
den temperance. then a rush
ing through the water like a de-
streyer in pursuit of a submarine.
With Oregon's present governor.
Ben w Olcott. the writer staged a
iug-fshing expedition on the Missis-
sippi river. At a point a short dis
lance above the little city of New
Boston. Ill. we launched in mid
channel our battery OF fourteen
Jugs. With our skiff abreast the
jug line, we floated and visited, en-
loving the scenic beauties along that
grand old river. A sudden disap-
pearance OF a gallon receptacle. TO
remain submerged, reappearing at a
considerab BILE distance away. then
head for the Illinois shore. was con
elusive evidence. that a large chan
mel cat FISH, freighted with dynamic
force and a full cargo of pep was
attached to the business end Of our
line. Popping oars in open locks
answered the challenge of this jug
towing fish. When he was worn TO
frozzle, we overlook the aquatic
race horse. Ben grabbed jug and
line. while / cuddled the gaff hook
i'm the floating ribs Of a 30 pound
cat fish. An enjoyable and produc-
tive afternoon. came with the final
jug pick-u at a point opposite our
old home on the Mississippi river
Keithsburg. Illinois. The close Of a
perfect day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Question
Don't you think the FISH and game
warden should be sepa rated from
politics? When a good Warden is
discovered, usually by accident. he
is soon removed by political changes.
Wardens become efficient only with
Inefficiency is usually
due 20 Governors. who see nothing
but the political hue in their APP
pOintments. II. 7. ID.
Des Moines, Iowa.
Answer You are unquestionably
correct. The FISH and game de-
partment should not be made a po-
litical plum. There is too much at
stake. Many good conscientious
hard working. game officials. have
been removed to plant some political
puppett. who don't know the first
rudiments of the shooting problem.
Governor Olcott. of Oregon. has
served notice Of removal, should he
be able TO locate a member Of the
Fish and Game Commission in the
political arena, he will eliminate
politics by eliminating the offend
ing factor. This is the logical and
sensible position for an executive to
take. Governor Olcott is a consist
ent and practical sportsman, who
knows the game too well from field
experience TO be hoodwinked by
political grafters.
Question Noticed there was a
crow killing contest on in the United
States Has there been many killed?
How would ! go about it TO get a
shot? I hate crows and would like
10 kill some. George Mcintosh.
Chicago.
Mr.. Frank Graper living at Gus
ter Park. H., advises me that he
has killed AIS crows this season, for
which he received a bounty of 20
cents per head in Will county. He
locates a crow pass where they are
crossing. gets some wooden decoys.
also a few crippled birds. then with
his crow call he has no trouble
bringing them 10 bag Vent your
spite. we all hate crows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
NEW 10-MILE SWIMMING
RECORD MADE By COB
BY Associated Press /.

By Associated Press.
RINERTON. y. j.. Aug LEU
gene T. Bolden, a sailor OF the Great
Lakes Naval Training station. fur
nished one Of the biggest surprises
of the season when ne won the TO-.
mile national swimming champion
ship ia the Delaware river late SAT-
urday. setting a new record far The
event His time was one hour 80
minutes and IS seconds. lie defeat
ed 2S men. among them some ~ the
best swimmers In America
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
CARDINALS WIN TWIN
BILL FROM BRAVE CREW
81 Associated Press

BOSTON. Aug. 16.-St Louis took
both games saturday from Boston
the first TO when 81 LOUIS
punched hits off Heating. who Nae
supported poorly, and the second
game, 10 /. with Schupp having
the better fortune in the Dinches
than Oeschger. who started his first
game for Boston. Schupp famed
eight and passed three Euncbed
mis- and Oeschger's Wild heave ac-
counted for three runs in the sixth
S.ol-a-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Holds Dodgers to Six BingIeS
Wheat Gets Eight Flies
Out in Left.
BY Associated Press /:

BROOKLYN Aug 1s.-Reuther
pitched brilliant bail for Cmcinnat.
SatErday and. backed by perfect
support shat OUT Brooklyn. to o.
si'feder kept the Reds. bits scattered
reSc-pt in the third and sixth it,
nlnrs In the third Eath-s scratch
hit Daubert's triple and Groh's sin
ale scored two runs for the Reds.
kopf got the third run in the sixth
en- his double ane MaSee's single. q.
Wheat got eight flies in left. score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
ST. PAUL WINS 3D..
By Associated Press:
49, nar~F 49, g Do.

BY Associated Press:
ST. PAUL. Aug 16.-St Paul won
the third straight game Of the FIVE
game series Saturday from Indiana
polls. three 10 two. Miller starred
at bat with a home run. a double
and single Doubles by Miller and
Riggert and Duncan's single placed
St Paul in the lead in the eighth.
Score
indianapolis OOI 600 o1o-2
ST. Paul 500. 900 col OPS
Roger and Leary. Gringer and
Hargravs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
S0X WIN FINAL
GAME IN NINTH INNING
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Aug 16.--Chicago Sat
urday defeated Boston in the fin9l
game of the series. I 10 o. producing
the winning run in the ninth in7irg
on the squeeze play. Manager Glea =
son used three pitchers to turn the
trick. sam Jones went the entire
route for the visitors.
The longest home run ever nadf
at the local park was hit by Ruth
i'm the fifth inning when he drove
the ball over the right helc bleach ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
\. !. BEATS CUBS
IN OPENING CAME
Vaughn Knocked From Mound
in Sixth-Nehf Wins His
First Game.
BY Associated Press

~ Associated frAss
EEW YORK. Aug 16.-New
YORK defeated Chicago. 3 10 4. IN the
hrst game OF the series here Satur-
DAY. The Giants knocked out
Vaughn in s.A innings. landing on
hin for II hits. including three dou-
bles
Nehf, recently acquired from Bos-
ton, Won his hrst game as Giant
However. he weakened Ina the sev-
enth end Barnes was sent IN 10 nm
ish the game. First Baseman Chase
OF the Clans. was Out OF the game
with an injured wrist and Catcher
Gonzales played first in his place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
TOLEDO WINS 81.

BY Associated Press:
KANSAS CITY. Aug 16.-Toledo
turn the tables on Kansas City by
taking the third game OF the series
Saturday eight to four The visitors
tied the score in the eighth and the
locals sent in Henning to relieve
Hall. but Toledo put over four in the
tenth. Score:
Toledo ..... 900 600 $40 As 10 0
Kansas City 900 200 900 o. 2
Sanders and Murphy; Hall, Hen
ming and LaLonge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
PAT MURRAY FINISHES
GAME AGAINST PIRATES
By Associated P-ess

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16.-Pitts-
burg knocked RiXey oJt of the bog
and won the first game of satur-
days double header 20 Z. but the
i,iE southpaw came back i'm the Sec
olid game and pitched shurout
Same Tor philadelphia, 4 10 %. Bril-
liant fielding. including three dou-
hlc plays. helped him waterfall,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
HmLToPS ACCEPT CHALLENGE.

The Hilltops accepted the chal-
leEAe Of the Troopers and will meet
them Sunday afternoon at ; o'clock
at Leeper park. The Troopers are a
new team, but have already added
several hard games 70 their list
The HHltops' battery VIII be Herman
and Findley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

GAMES TODAY.
National League.
q Open date.
American League.
Boston az Chicago.
Philadelphia at ct. Louis.
New York ar Detroit.
Washington AZ Cleveland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Paskert Stolen bases-HerzOg, Frisch.
Sacrifice HollOcher Double plays
Gonzales tunassistedl Nehf, Gonzales
and Sny der Left on bases-New YORK,
=: Chicago. = Bases on balls-On Nehf.
2. off Carter . Hits-On Vaughn. IL In
& innings: OF Carter. l in innings on
Nehf I In innings: of Barnes. In
innings Struck Out-By Vaughn. 4 by
Carter 1. Winning pitcher-Nehf. Los
ing pitcher-Yaughn Errors-Ho llocher,
Fletcher. Gonzales.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
KINNEYS SWATS AND
HURlING WINS CONTEST

By Ass0ciatcd Press:
n. LOUIS. Aug. Kinney bat
ted and pitched Philadelphia to "a :
to Z victory over ST. Louis saturday.
With t'.o men on base in the second
Kinney hit the bali over The right
field pavilion for nome run. ana
in the sixth his double scored an
other run. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
RACING SIRE KILLED.
BY ASSOCIATED Press

~ AeHpCldtfN EFekc.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Aug Is
John s. Barbee and Combs Bros.
mourn the loss Of Brummel. import
Cd racing sire. valued al $4,000.
which was killed by lightning on a
breeding farm near here The son
or Desmond and Beauty's daughter
by Gallinule. was fair stake win
Ter in England and had been in this
country four years. The sire Of his
dam was the champion brood mare
- Great Britain in 1918.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

IWo-baSe hits-Shcrdel, Heating. Viii
son. Boeckel Three base hits DilhOefer.
Meanwhile Stolen bases lieathcOte. La
van Sacrifice hit-Rawllngs Double
plays-Lavau TO stock 10 Leslie. Stock
90 Leslie. Left ON bases-St Louis 3.
3 OF Heating. > Struck out-Yy Sher
del 4; by Feating, , Errors Baird,
Lavan Powell. Maranville = Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
second Game
TIGERS WIN ANOTHER
FROM YANKEE OUTFIT
By Associated TYess
III I'D nrrt 40

By Associated Press.
DETROIT. AoE 16.-Detroit tooA
the odd game of the series IRON,
Vow York. 20 2. Although tire
Tigers were outhit Ayers sept the
visitors blows well scattered white
his teammates punched hits or
Thormahlen in the FIRST and third
lrrlrna Ennra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Twa-hase hit--Bodie Home run He'll
nsanu stolen base Neach Sacrifice hits
: Young Lewis Double pIavs-I ones 90
Heiimaun FewSfer 90 Pratt 90 Pipp
ThormahIen 90 Pratt % Pinn Tcft on
bass Yea York.. z. Detroit. Bases
on balls on Thormahieu . On AYERS.
uif hv uitrheF-HV Thormahlen
fAversi struck out-Bv Thorma hlen. I 3.
~ Avers 5 Frror-Ainsmlth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

AbhIttN Tor iiaNtOuoIl 900 tlu-
NSBatted for Wright iu 9TH
NNNRlu for Mayer i'm 9th
Philadelphia ............. $50 col 01O-7
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. zoo 100 col
Two base hits Walker. Kinney. sever
eid Witt MAYER. Home run Kinney.
stolen bases Williams. Walker. Jacob
son - Sacrifice hit-NtcAvoy. Left on
bases Philadelphia. = st. Louis. o.
Bases on balls-Od Kinney. 8 +. On KOOh
of Davenport. -. of Wright. l. Hits
on Kooh 3 in I % innings: of Dav-
export. 4 In 51-3 innings Struck out
IiY Kinney. =. 10y Davenport /. by
Wright. Losing pitcher-KOOb. En-
rurS Thomas, Austin .. Gerber
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Golf course experts inform Us that
tourney on the Chain-o'-I.akes course
within three years AZ the most
Some additional bunkers. and sand
traps. besides a little more work
generally, will make the local IS
holes the best course anywhere in
Hoosiernom, they say
Old stuff. but it's really true-he's
hOlloring for COPY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

T. Collins. Schalk Home run-Ruth.
Stolen base Witt. Sacrifice hits-Liehold.
Roth. Double PLAYS Scott 90 shannon 10
McInnis Risberg 70 +. Collins Left ON
bases Boston. Z Chicago Il. Bases on
halls-On Jones. Z OF Lowdermi'k. J.
90 MAYER. . HitS-On LOwdermilk. none
I'm / inning and none out In Ind OF
MAYER. ! In innings: on Feber. / IN
inning Hit hy pitcher-Bv Jones
iFelschl: by Lowdermtlh lMclnms
Struck out-Ry Jones. l by Mayer. =
Winning pitcher-Faber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
[U--PRINCETON
SETS NEW RECORD
Driver Cox Has Great Day at
Belmont Track for
Purses.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press;
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. I6.-
High-clsss racing and fast time fea-
tured the closing day OF the grand
circuit meeting at Belmont track
this afternoon. The champion stall
lion, Lu Princeton. 2:02. trotted the
fastest mile OF the season in his at
tempt 10 beat the track record OF
2:Oisa made here last year by St
Frisco, and while the son of San
Francisco failed in his attempt the
performance aroused the crowd 10
high pitch Of enthusiasm La
Princeton. driven by Cox, stepped
the first half i'm 59% seconds and
the mile in 2:O2h
Cox also won the feature event of
the meeting. the $4,000 Wfnoga
stock farm stake for all trotters.
with MIgnola I'm straight heats.
The special race for trotting
teams furnished one OF the best
features OF the card and gave Bel
mont park track a new race record
for JrOtting teams OF 2:14h. Lur-
line Bingen and Lena ZombrO. own
ed and driven by NJ. NJ. Sullivan. a
local amateur driver. won both
heats in 2:lsA and 2:I4R
The veteran Ed Geers registered
another victory when he won the
2:12 pace in straight heats with
Goldie Todd. Geers drove the
daughter of Todd Mac. great mile
in the first heat. stepping the first
half N 1:01 and the mile in 2:O2%
Tommy Murphy won his only race
Of the meeting i'm the final event. the
2:0s pace, when ne piloted Esther
X. first In straight heats.
Summaries.
WinOgH stock farm stake for
2:11 trotters. purse $4,000
MignOla COX ............1 S I
San Esta (Murphy) .....2
Harvest Tide (McDonaId) ....3 3 3
Anna Maloney, The Triumph.
Etho Direct, Peter Hugh and Mir
lam Guy also started.
Time-2:O7; 2:07: zoos.
New Bingham stake for 2:12 pac-
ers; purse $4,000.
Goldie Todd (Geers) .......1 I
San AnardO Murphy .2 2
Harper Garrison .3 3
Double G. and Lady Todd also
started.
Time-2:02% 2:O4: 2:O4.
Trotting teams, two i'm three;
purse $1,000.
Lurline Bingen On Sullivan)
Joker d. (Geers) .....,1 I
Time-2:1SA 2:14is
Trial against track record trot-
ting, 2:01%. Lu Princeton. b. s.. by
San Francisco (Cox) lost. Time
SOA 59%; 1871; 2:02k.
2:0S pace, three heats; purse ST.
900.
Esther r. Murphy .......1
Peter Elliott (Thomas) .2 ? ?
Betty Blackjack (WaIker) 3 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

IWO-hase hlts-ROush kOpf Magee
Is Onetchy. Three base Daubert Stol-
en- base-Neale. Sacrifice hits Rath
kopf Left on bases Cincinnati. Z.
IsrOokIyn 8 Hits-On Prefer. n In 5
innings: on Mitchell. none In ! inning
Hit hy pitcher-By Pfcfer tNealef
Struck BY Pfener By Ruether 20.
Losing pitcher-Pfefer. Errors-JOhn-
ston. Ward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
ANIFRICAN IFAGTF
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
&nHlnnnl Innlmn

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
Cincinnati, 3. Brooklyn. o
Chicago. 4; New York. ,.
Pittsburg, 60. Philadelphia. a..
st Louis 81: BOSTON. 2
American League.
Washington Gle yeland. postponed. vet
grounds
Philadelphia. = 81 Louis. g.
Boston. 3; Chicago.
American Association.
Toledo, :: Kansas CITY. 4 10 innings
indianapolis. ? 81 Paul 3
Louisville +. Milwaukee,, 2
Columbus. 2. Minneapolis, T.
THREE-EYE RESULTS.
Peoria Observation-Disclosures. 000 10 n03-5
Terre HRute ........O 600 100 0On-l
Mnrchisen and Marshall; Lryme and
Manchester
Rockford acknowledgement 600 poo 800
Evansville observation-disclosures n 00o orc
Hi. Vogt and withrow: Voorheers.
Shields and RiEshy.
alNiAht wv wv Nisf ~
bloomington -t.-.-....-. .cZo o. ~
Morrison and Kohls Turner and
Dunn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

We're ,oing 10 talk 90 him next
week. and then wen tell YOU az
aAout him He's Princess Pat
man. was one of the first Of the
troops 20 go over, and ten minutes
before the armisticc was signed
helped in the capture of-we don't
know how 10 spell il, but anyway.
IL was captured
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Carey Williams Three base hlt--Lee
Home runS-LuderuS. Crlyath. stolen
FL base - Cutshaw Sacrifice hit Bighee.
Sacrifice flips-Ba rbnre D. Meusel pou-
bic plays-Barbare. Whitfield Miller and
f. Rarhare. Paulette and LUdcrus. Left ON
bases pittSburg. . Philadelphia. Is
R1Ses on balls on Miller. J. on Eixey.
Hits-On Rlxev 3 en- 3 Innings. IN
Murray. Q iu . innings hit 10y pitcher
~ Miller Iuderusl hy Murray tCut-
shaw struck Out-Bl Miller =. hy
MURRAY. i Losing pitcher RiNev. Er-
BiRbee. Carey. Callahan. Puulette.
Adams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
louisville WINS 4-2.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 16.-Errors
BY Darringer and Bues in the ninth
gave Louisville a four TO two victory
over Milwaukee today. Northrop
pitched excellent all excepting in the
first inning while lineup was steady
al the way Score:
Louisville 200 600 0O2-4
Milwaukee 90. 600 100 100 S 4
Northrup and HUM; lineup and
Myers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Just before we sat down 20 write.
ve earned something that has prob
bly, been known around the club
for some time We are slow on II.
but it's good anyway There's a
real. live wsr hero working al
Chem Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
IDS Hold 81 Game Margin In National League Pennant Chas
IN THE
MIDST OF THINGS
Al
CHAIN o. LAKES

After a week during which ones
spare time Is spent IN the dentists
chair how is one going o. wri-e an
interesting golf column
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

MATTED for RiNeV I'm 3rd
NxBatted for Murray iu 9th.
NxNRan for Uogg in 9th
T'fttshurg ............... o02 GOO on g.
Philadelphia -...-.-....,. ul0 Hil O2O-i
Twu-basp SOUthwOrtu. Whitfield
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Trial against track record trot-
ting, 2:01%. Lu Princeton. b. s., by
San Francisco Cox lost Time
3OA 59%; 1881; 2:O217
2:0s pace, three heats; purse ST.
0On
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

No. we weren't thinking OF N.
dentist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

or course. there were drives"
and "holing out" and such hut none
OF IL was fairway Even so. thar
isn't ,he real game.