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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14

following returns to be at the GOV ernor's office:
 First Division-All returns received except 5 precincts-Grigsby 949; Jones, 849; Wickersham, 21; scat tering, 2.
 Second Division-All returns re ceived except 8 precincts-Grigsby 233; Jones, 2S4; Wickersham, 4; scattering, 2.
 Third Division-All precincts re ceiyed except IS precincts, three o which did not hold elections-Grigs by, 1000; Jones, S27; Wickersham |61.
 Fourth Division-All returns re ceiyed except 15 precincts-Grigsby 3S6; Jones, 12S; Wickersham' 10 scattering, 6. Totals-Grigsby, 2,5sS; Jones, | 5sS; Wickersham, 102; scattering l 10 Grigsby's plurality. 9OS. Tota votes, 4,26S.
 .Unreported Precincts. The unreported precincts voted a l follows at the last electlon. l First Division-Five precincts, ) votes; Sulzer, 22, Wickersham, 5o. Second Division-Eight precincts 227 votes; Sulzer, Ill; Wickersnan
 116.
 Third Division-Twelve precincl 239 votes, Sulzer, I'll; Wickershah 68. I Fourth Division-Fifteen precinct l461; Sulzer, 231; Wickersham, loo. l Griosby's Lead Over ''ooo | Accepting the official return from the First and Third DiVision l and the unofficial returns from tf Second and Fourth. as the mo- complete available figures, the suits follow:
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14
GOV. STEPHENS WANTS
 JOHNSON ENDORSED

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Gov Stephens has sent a letter to the
 Republican conference here urging
 support of Senator Hiram s. Johnson for the Republican presidential nom inatiOn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14

TWO IN ONE THE EMPlREb way for everybody. THE VxP1RHS lads" keep the bonneville informed of all sales and the news coIumna are right up to the minute on the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14

Total votes reported, 4.4o1. Wick ersham received 102 of the scatterins votes. Grigsby's plurality. l.osS. It is estimated that there are not over 500 votes yet to report Dutch liar
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14

Old papers for sa1e. c5c per bum dle. The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-14
BOARD ISSUES CERTIFICATE
 TO GRIGSBY

(Continued from Page One)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
KING OF N0TRE DAME Is
CHOSEN FOR A. E. F. GAMES

NEW YORK, May 2S.-More ,han
20 OF the most prominent track and
!ield athletes of the United states
with a sprinkling OF boxers, wres-
tiers, swimmers and tennis players.
were selected TO augment the team
which will represent .his country in
the inter-aIlied games at Paris next
month at a meeting Of the Amateur
Athletic union officials here tonight.
The list includes several world rec
ord holders and number with
either A \. l.. or intercollegiate
championships to their credit.
The selection was restricted be- the
eligibility rules To those athletes who
had served with the United States
army either at home or overseas.
members of the navy being barred
from competition by the code which
VIII govern the entrance at the
Joinville meet June 24 10 July o.
Although the team vii. consist
'of about so memb ers when il sails
from this city on the steamer Amer
lea next Tuesday the list was large
iN ~ ORDER 10 provide Tor substitutes
should some OF the nominees be un-
able 10 make the trip on short no
tice. All those selected will receive
Jelesrams to report here not later
than Tuesday morning. and every
member VIII don army uniform be-
fore embarking at noon. Following
its arrival in France the team will
meet the best of the overseas con-
tingent IN trial games. from winch
three men VIII DE named To face
the entrants from the other allied
nations in each Of the individual
events.
Included in the track and field
team as selected is Frank King.
Notre Dame university. whose name
was selected from a list OF 500
names
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
6g Charles CShicH G1aaS. ck

the ground outside the putting green
itself Is i'm good condition.
When playing the running up APP
proach a straight faced mashie or
an approaching iron is preferred by
many players TO mashie. such a
choice Of clubs is a matte to be
governed 10y the players judgment
and preference.
have received several letters
from readers asking how the APP
proach should be handled when the
green is guaraded by "a high bunk
or. There is only one way TO cor
rectly handle such situation and
that is TO use the mashie and apply
cut and spin TO the ball so that il
VIII drop practically dead To do
this the club must take a little turf
and skim right under the ball. As
the club strikes the ball the club
face should be drawn toward the
left 10 give the ball the necessary
cut
Once the idea Of this stoke is
understood II viii be- valuable shot
in the golfers repertoire only if
practiced frequently for it is not q
stroke which a player can otherwise
execute with any degree of certain
ty.
Z have noticed many players us
ing a maShie with a flexible shaft
probably on the theory that the
mashie is intended for nice accur-
ate play but 1 am convinced that a
flexible shaft is a handicap i'm a
mashie. Many situations arise when
a mashie is called upon for pretty
rough work which cannot be done
with "a delicate shaft.
Let me repeat here tina, the play
or who gives much time TO practic-
ing approach shots from various
angles and under different condi-
tons of turf viii be lettering his
game greatly \ master Of strong
approach shot is always i'm the run
ming and must be reckoned with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
COrby Wins
Track Meet

Corby pulled away from the
Walsh Gold-Coasters in the finals
OF the interhall outdoor track meet
at Metre Dame yesterday afternoon
and with 60 points easily won the
university championship. As was
tie case Monday the Corbyites took
majority of first again yesterday
and won hands down. although
Walsh furnished enough opposition
20 make the meet interesting Walsh
sathered - points. Badin 10. rSorin
10 and Brcwuson champions of 9TH
er years lolled away behind with
five lone markers
Two more outdoor records were
established yesterday afternoon
when Burke stepped the half mile
iu two minutes and five seconds
Burke ran the mile i'm four minutes
and forty-cight seconds the day ge-
fore and now holds two INTERNAL
marks. In the high jUI-p Grinager
OF Walsh went over the bar at 5fL
2 inches. setting "a new mark. -Four
new marks were set IN the two days
OF competition.
Summary of events yesterds y:
900 yd. dash. Flick tBadinl first.
Kirk lWalshl End. Bailey (Walsh)
Srd. Keller CWalshl 44th Time.
:23 20
$50 I'D run-Burke (Corby1. 1st;
Henernan tWalsh). End. Kelly cor
byl. 3rd. NaTez CWalshl. 9Th. Time
-:05 1-5.
2-0 low hurdles-Wymne tCorby) .
LIST, Kirk CWalshl. 2nd. Kenny
tCorbyl. ard. smith CWalsh). 44th.
Time. 20 2-5
High iump-tirinage (Walshl.
1sti Mohr tSorinl. KIRK (Walsh).
tied Tor 2nG; Nyrae lCorSys. Loech
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

practice or whether the average
player doesn't understand thorough
Is the approach shot / cannot say.
But approaching is a part Of the
game which no man can afford TO
underestimate. This is particularly
true If the player happens TO be a
pOOd putter For "a man who is
skillful in the approach csl fire.
quently afford 10 take am extra shot
on the green. Moreover as a recov-
cry shot after poor drive there is
absolutely no substitute for a good
approach.
In the ordinary mashic shot a
a player should rely upon his club
10 give the necessary lift TO the
ball and should not make a special
EFFORT 10 get under il. / regard this
last as one of the common faults OF
golfers.
Many players are inclined TO use
running up approach when as a
matter OF fact chip shot would
give them better results. This is
because the chip shot lifts the ball
over the rough. You should he sure
in using the running up stroke that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

(Brownson). Mehre CCorby). tied
70. 5rd. and 4t4h. Height. #, Z
inches
Broad jump-Wynne (Corby), 1st
Canrey (Walsh). md; Steger CCor-
by). 3rd; Bailey (Walsh). 4th. Dis
lance. 10 it.. Il inches.
Discuss throw -Trafton (Corby)
t.: Wynne CCorby). End; Walsh
(Badin). 3rd; lie Due CWalsh). 4th;
Distance 106 IT, inches.
Javelin throw-Traf-on CCorby)
1st: Wynne Corby). md; Vignos
(Brownson). 3rd; Shanahan CWalsh)
9Th. Distance. 126 IT,
Half mile relay-Walsh. LIST; Cor
by 2nd Brownson. 3rd.
Referee. Rockne; timers. Hayes.
Mulligan. Coughlin: judges. Fribley
Szczepanik, Patterson
Wynne, a husky freshman from
Corby. was individual high point
winner Next in points came Traf-
ton OF Corby closely followed by
bailey and Kirk OF Walsh.
Seventeen track men VII. leave
with Coach Rockne for the annual
state meet this afternoon The meet
Will %, held at Lafayette Thursday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
MAMAUX KNOCKED
OFF THE MOUND
Cardinals Give Former Pirate
HurIer Rough Treatment
Ooak Pitches Well.

BROOKLYN, May est Louis
knocked MamauN out of the box in
the first inning of its game with
Brooklyn here TUESDAY ana won by
10 !. Three hits and an error, 2
sacrifice and steal accounted for
the three runs of MamauX. Mar.
Guard blanked the visitors in. the
next six innings and was taken out
for q pinch hitter Cheney. who re-
Gently recovered from a long illness
pitched the last two innings and
yielded an earned run in the ninth
DOak held Brooklyn 10 four hits.
Wheat's triple ana Myers out saw
ing them from q snutout. Brooklyn
today released Pitcher Miljus 10 To-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
Ry IL. c. HAMILTON

NEW YORK. May zS.-In re-
cent statement Jess Willard is re-
ported to have said that when he
fought Jack Johnson he was hit so
hard that his jaw bone was crack
ed and that Johnson punished him
so severely about the body that three
of his ribs were broken Jess then
added, according To this reported
statement that since Johnson had
given him such "A pummeling and
still did not win. there was little
chance that Jack Dempsey would be
able 10 hurt him.
Vow Jess undoubtedly is wrong
about this Even if Johnson did
break the Willard jaw and ribs he is
wrong. for Dempsey's and John
sons punching cannot be compar-
ed. Dempsey hits vastly harder
than the negro and ne hits with
deadly precision. straight 10 vital
point If Wizards jaw ever stops
"a full-swinging Dempsey punch the
present champion will next get his
bearings after the scrap is over. for
he certainly viii fall for a fun count
Rib-Brcaking Not Serious.
The very fact that Johnson hit
him high high enough TO breaS
the bone under the temple is proof
that Willard did not have to take
the kind Of a punch that lays box
crs unconscious. Eib-brcaking isn't
any more than heart breaking FOR
the boxer who is knocked out 10y
these punches Many "A boxer has
gone through "a battle with a broken
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
GOLFERS MUST RESERVE
COUNTRY CLUB RULE

Beginning next Saturday. golf
players on the course at the South
Bend Country club Will have to re-
serve their time for starting in ad
vance, according To the announce
ment made yesterday by the grounds
committee of the club. The reser-
walton rule viii be in effect for Sat
urday afternoons. sunday mornings
and all holidays.
Under the new system. players
will start from the first tee every
FIVE minutes, every third period to
be open time. Reservations fo;' the
week end days may be made on OF
after the Thursday OF each week
while holiday starting time may be
reserved two days in advance. Bert
Meyering. cluD professional. will be
i'm charge Of the reservations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
Says Dempsey is Better
Slugger Than Johnson,
Upsetting Dope By Jess

rib. Willard is not the first man
who ever did it. The jaw breaking
is something else. but it occurs TO
me that it might make the very
cautious champion even more eau
tious when he steps into the ring
with a punching. rushing de-
mon like Dempsey.
Wizards reported statement that
he could not do any boxing for six
months after his affair with John
son in Havana was followed by the
admission that he toured the coun-
try showing every one the blows
with which he won the worlds
championship. He boxed in these
exhibitions with Walter Monahan
and he is reported 10 have said that
M)nahan had 10 be very careful not
10 injure the broken spots.
Careful with Champion.
Well Walter undoubtedly was
careful with the champion. lie
didn't hit him any place with any
more force than he would have used
i'm breaking an egg. but at the same
time II seems Jess would have been
i'm too much pain 10 have gone
through even this much boxing. Tn
doubleday the big chamI .on de-
serves a great deal of credit for mis-
nerve in carrying out the exhibition
tour with three broken ribs and a
fractured jaw but how nc can com
are Johnson's punching. even WITH
the broken bones. with that OF
Dempsey passes comprehension
Dempsey is the greatest punching
heavyweight since the days of Fitz-
simmons. Even should ne lose q
Willard. this fact remains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
my, Navy and BoardA Battle
INDIANA CLOSES WITH WIN
OVER THE FRANKLIN TEAM

BLOOAIINGTON. Ind. May IS
In a ten inning contest. Indiana uni
versity closed the baseball season by
defeating Franklin university. sec
ondary college champions. To q.
here today Score.
Indiana .. 600 600 002 Is o .
Franklin 90. $50 coo 600 "a > 3
Kunkel and r. Yandrauch, Pruct
and kingsolever.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
OHIO CHURCH
PEOPLE ANSWERED
Governors, Army and Navy Of
'ficerS Say Odds Are 1000
to ! in Favor of 1t.

TOLEDO. O.. May -BIistering
rays OF the sun beat down herce;y on
Jack Dempsey's training camp Tues
day and caused his handlers 10 again
send him through his training in the
cool hours OF the morning. IL was
80 hot at the chalIenger's camp on
the shores or Maumee bay this aft
ernoOn that Dempsey and his train
ers took swim in an attempt 20 get
cooled off.
Trainer Deforest sent Dempsey
through his first vigorous workout.
The challenger boxed six rounds.
four furiOUs sessions with Bill Tate.
and two with Terry Keller. a light
heavyweight. Keller boxed TO give
Tate a rest in the second and fifth
refund
Answer Protest.
The army. navy and civilian board
of boxing control, numbering among
It's members several governors. army
and navy officers and representative
citizens. today answered the protest
of the federated churches OF Ohio
against the match. The letter was
addressed TO Edward r. Wright. sec
rotary OF the organization at Cleve-
land.
The government made boxing an
intergral part OF the training Of sol
diers for war. which resulted in a
great revival OF the sport the letter
reads in part For every single
person opposed TO boxing in Ohio.
and in all parts Of America. we are
convinced that there are a thousand
devoted followers of the sport to
whom the proposed match will he "A
source OF innocent and pleasureab BILE
entertainment and we cannot see any
reason why il should be denied them
any more than we could see the just
ice OF interfering with any IF the re-
ligious entertainments which YOU
frequently organize in conjunction
with your church.
Behind the Times.
IF you viii pardon our saving So
your opposition is half a century
behind the times We consider that
those who are opposing this match
are mourning grave responsibility, as
such opposition can only react 10 the
dertiment of religion i'm the minds Of
millions OF men who can see no harm
In two opponents Of the highest skill
in a given sport. engaging in a con
test for supremacy We have read
the rule OF the Toledo boxing com
mission governing public contests in
that city and we have no hesitation
in saying that they are a model Of
what such rules should be"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
RECRUIT PITCHER WINS
WITH THREE SINGLES

CLEVELAND. O., May 2S-Start-
in his first game for Cleveland.
Tom phillips, New Orleans recruit.
assisted in making il three straight
from Boston, TO 4, Tuesday witt
three singles. Boston had Is men
left on bases. Ruth's triple was the
longest hit ever made on the local
field to centerfield. RostOn plays
an exhibition game at York, Pa. to-
,,1o,-roty Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
CELEBRITIES INVITED
TO CHICAGO MEET

CHICAGO MAY 2S.-Invitations
10 the 18th annual track AID neld
games, TO be held here June :. will
be sent 10 presidents OF an western
universities and colleges. as well as
10 several governors Of states. IL was
announced here today by the West
ern intercollegiate Conference Ath-
letic association-the big ten
Governor Lowden Illinois. viii be
asked TO present tine prizes TO We
torious athletes.
Wounded soldiers viii be invited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
]. K. |. ROSS REFUSES
TO SELL SIR BARTON

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 2S.-
Commander J. L. Ross. the Cana
dian turfman. has refused John E.
AIadden's offer of $4,000 for Sir
Barton. winner Of the Kentucky der
by. Preakness and Withers stakes.
Madden bred Sir Barton and sold
him in his two year old form TO Mr.
r Jss for SIS. 200.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
APPROACH SHOT

From my OBJ
servation OF golf
in all parts Of
the country / am
inclined 20 believe
that most players
experience their
greatest difficulty
in approaching.
AT least I have
observed lie s s
killfuI work i'm
this department
Of the game than
in "a % " other.
Whether this is
due 10 lack Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
EVANS BEATS JOHNSON

BY Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Pa May S.
Billy Bevans. wilkes Barre bantam
weight battled Patsy Johnson. .Treu-
ton. 10 a draw here last night In
the semi-annual frankie Comfrey
New York. knocked out johnny
Mealy. this city. in the sixth round.
and Packey Hommey, New York
shaded frankie Clark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
MURPHY NOW A SENATOR.

DIES MONIES. Iowa MAY IS
Buzz Murphy .outfelder WIN tho
local Western league club. was solo
to the Washington Americans tod s..
The Senators also bidded on JEre
Cass another outdelder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

LTrOrS-F low SteT- TflTI. HWTNlNHItII,
Sothoron. TwO-base hits-BOdie >. May
e.. Home run Baker Stolen bases
Pratt BOdie. Sacrifice hits-NIayer. {;
Fewster. Shawkey. GedeOn, Tobin >
sloan Double play-Nick and Pratt.
Bases on balls--Om Shawkey. J.; OF
ThOrmahlen. >; of Russell. - on S0th-
oron. T. Hits-On Shawkey. 4 in in
nfngs: of Thormahlen. in Z innings.
Struck out-By ThOrmahlen, 1 by Rus
sell. by SothOTOn. 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
CUBS BLANK BRAVES.

BOSTON. May 2S.-Cbieaso bat
ted hard Tuesday and defeated Bos-
ton. TO O. Mann was put out OF
the game in the eishth by Umpire
byron for Directing 20 a called third
strike. The Boston club announced
the sales of Cutfielder Al Wickland
to St Paul and Outfielder Joe Kelly
90 Toledo. both OF the American as
.cofaffop [rCrp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
NDEsTRUCTos To PRACTICE

All members OF mo Indest-ucto
baseball squad are requested 10 re-
port Cor practice this evening az
Springbrook park. The time is 7.15
o'clock and the manager requests
that all members be on time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
LONG DISTANCE SWATS
RUIN THE PIRATES

NEW YORK, MAY 2S.-New YOri.
defeated pittsburgh in the second
game of their series here Tuesday,
10 to .. II was an even game up
until the seventh inning. when New
York scored six runs on a three
base hit by Doyle with the bases
run. and a home run by kauft with
one man on base. and a single by
Burns TIE score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
D0WNEY WINS AGAIN.
BY Associated Press

BN Associated Press
CANTON. o.. May 2S.-Bryan
Downey. Columbus we.terveiEh,.
last night outpomied X. @. Willie
Loughlin. Bethlehem. Pa. in a
twelve round bout here. Tic victor,
wins Downey another chance al
Champion Jack Br.tt0n before the
Innal rluh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

Smith. McHenry NIagee. Three base hit
Wheat Konetchy. Stolen base Horns
by Sacrifice smith. Stock. Mar
guard. Bases on balls Marquard. :
off DOak. 3 Hits-On MamauX. in
IN ming: on Maruuard. ( I'm 6 innings OF
cheney. = i'm - innings. Struck put-By
Mamaux. 1 : by Marquard. 3 by Cheney,
]: by Doak. .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
BROWNS TAKE IANKS
FOR THREE STRAIGHT

81. LOUIS, May 2S.-Batting O2-
portunely ard making the most OF
New Works misplays. St. Louis won
its third straight game from the
Yankees Tuesday, TO 8. The victory
puts the locals In third place. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

Errors-Burus Bush. Jones Two base
hit-Neach. Three base hit-Perkius
stolen hases-COhh. Young. Sacrifice
hits-Ncach Jones. Young Double
playE-pugan 90 Burns; Burns 20. Du-
gan 20 Burns. Bases on halls on John
son. .; Off Leonard. - off Geary I
Hits-O6 johnson. g iu innings. OF
tseary none I'm 1 inning Struck out
BY Leonard. l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
CRAVATH SLAMS ONE
OVER THE FENCE

PHILADELPHIA. May 2S-Cra-
vath's drive over the right field wall
IN the eighth inning with two men
on bases gave Philadelphia the sec
oHd game OF the series with Cincin-
natl Tuesday. 4 10 7. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

Two-basc hitS-Speaker, .: O'Neill
Nambsganss. Three base hit - Ruth
Stolen bases Scott. Johnston smith
Sacrifice hit-Vitt, O'Neill, Chapman
Double play Scott and Mclnnis Bases
on balIs-On Jones .; off James . Of
Phillips z. Hits-On Jones. 10 in ; in
nings: of James. in innings Hit 10y
pitchcr-By Jones, 1 Smith. Struck
oUt-By Phillips.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN AssOCIATION
Yesterdays RESULTS

II
National League.
Cincinnati 1: Philadelphia t.
Pittsburgh . New York. 10
81 Louis. Z : Brooklyn, o.
Chicago, >: Boston. o.
American League.
Washington. 3. Chicago. Z
New York. 3: ~. Louis. >
Philadelphia. l. Detroit. .
Boston. ( : Cleveland. q.
American Association.
Columbus. 3: indianapolis. 4
Kansas city. ?: st. Paul. :
Toledo Louisville trainl.
Milwaukee. >: Minneapolis. 1.
Three-Eye League.
Terre Haute. / i: Bloomington. q,
Evansville. Lee: Rockford. SCI.
Moline. O-0-1: Peoria. 6-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
LEONARD WINS FIRST
GAME He PITCHES

DETROIT. Mich. May 2S-
leonard pitching his first game OF
tho season. allowed Philadelphia
only five scattered hits and Detroit
won the final game OF the series
Tuesday, 10 T.. After the second
inning the visitors got only two men
rs far as second base score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28
ATTENTION FARNnERs

We have large supply Of fresh
butter liz for sale every ia IA the
week. south Bend Creamery co.
Adrt asl-fS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

Errors Terry Cutshaw. Doyle, Zim-
norman. Barnes. Two-baSe hits-kauh.
Young, Barnes. BoeCkel. Three base
hit-Doyle Home runs -Kauf. Chase.
stolen bases Barnes, Young. Chase,
Bigbee. Stengel Double play Barnes,
Fletcher and Chase Bases on balls
Om Evans. 3: off Miller. 3. Hits-On
Miller. i'm 61-3 innings: of Evans. in
22-3 innings Hit by pitcher-By
Earnes. I tBOeckeD by Miller, >
Nnnng. hnufl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

Err@rs- Saark- .'i..ul.h. D. fn. 's.
Risher". INvn-ha-e bits collins
harper. Charity Fclsch ~ruica I.I~
E Collins jackson Sacrifice I.t
Weaver Bases pu halls-pm Ci.otfe. 3
of Harpnr. 4 on Johnson Hits
OF Harper. 3 iu 3 innings on Julu~DH
in 3 innings struck out BN Ilu. &C.,
by Cicottr. !
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-28

Frror- Daubert Home rum Craratb
7-VC-base hlts--Cravatb. tady stolen
kopf Baird Woodward pouhl. PLAY
Ken. Rath ard I1uhsrt Bases ou balls
--Cn Tuque 3. oG Woodward. struck
ost-BT LuqDS. 4 5g Woodward