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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

Strikes ard Spares.
Join the South Bend Bowling as
sociation.
Bankers league positions are
changing constantly
Is your name on the roll of hon
or this week?
First place in the City league is
again tied between Buckeyes and
kOehler & Schafers
Four players turned in scores Of
240 or better in the several leagues
operating in the city.
The Flat Steels were ousted from
first place in the Watch Co. league
last week and they are predicting
further revOlts.
An unusual number OF meritori-
Gus performances were accredited 10
United league bowlers last week
A :. Burkart has secured a new
ball. You can rest assured that the
Elks Temple alleys will receive a lot
Of play from the big 'Ooker.
Spanish American War veterans
have not won a single game in the
United league as yet but they are
about through experimenting now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

row night the title holder for the
last seven years. William Hoppe Of
New York. will meet Welker Coch-
ran, the young Detroit exponent
who is said to possess championship
ability at balk line play. KoU va
mazda the Japanese player, who
drew a bye. will not be called upon
until Tuesday Charles 9. Peterson
Of st. Louis will referee the matches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
YALE STAR OUT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, oct 20
Thorne Murphy Yale quarterback.
will be out Of the game for several
weeks. An N-ray examination sun
day OF his left leg showed that the
bone was splintered above the ankle
in yesterdays game with Boston
college.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Select Class Prospcrs.

1t is encouraging TO note that the
select class is again being revived as
there were six players who qualified
during the past week. OF these A.
:. Burkart. OF the Temple league.
led the way with 65S. PIG 2-3 aver
age for the series. Burkart was al
SO the only player in the city TO roll
thrse consecutive double centuries in
league play BY reasons stated above
Atvas also qualified twice for the
select class. going 63l and 602 re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
LEADS
BIC TEN TEAMS
Chicago. Minnesota, Michigan
and Ohio State Are kISO
in Fight.

CHICAGO oct 20-With vic
tories over Purdue aud Iowa to- it's
credit Illinois tonight leads the race
for the western conference football
championship. while Chicago. Wis
oousin. Minnesota Michigan and
Ohio state are scrambung TO make
the fght one OF the closest i'm the
"big ten" history.
Defeat for Northwestern previous
U.s. regarded ass the dark horse" In
diana and Iowa ON Saturdays strug-
sizes eliminated these teams from
Cur,har championship consideration.
Purdue also is ont of the race be-
cause of it's losses TO Illinois and
Chicago
Elimination Begins.
The mpionship drive will be
further narrowed next Saturday
when Michigan and Ohio state. play
ing their first conference game Of
the season. meet at Ann Arhor. In
tho other elimination games. Illinois
win take on Wisconsin. Minnesota
win face Iowa aad Chicago and
Northwestern viii nook up.
Perhaps the biggest surprise Of
the saturday schedule was the de-
fgat of Northwestern and the close
score of che Il.nois-Iowa contest
Illinois resurrccted the ON side kick.
"a play which has been discarded by
-ridiron Coaches. TO win from Iowa.
Poor gencra'ship. ragged team
play. aud- frequent fumhlng contri-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Curley Meets Flynn Tuesday
CURLEY HAS MET
VARIETY Of MEN
Indiana Champion Tells of
Some of His Previous Bat
ties in the Ring.

TOLEDO. o.. oct 2o-Dou Cur
ley. lightweight champion OF Indi-
ana. who boxes Maurice FLYNN ut
The oliver theatre. south Bend Oct
q. Is "A cosmo polite of the ring
curley's record shows that ne has
not only boxed iu five lands. the
United States Australia Hawaii
the Philippine and MeNico. but that
ne has boxed all sorts and condi-
tions OF men
I've met about every hme iu the
rims but "a red headed dinge and l.
suppose some day I-I be asked TO
meet one. OF these guys with reed
hair and freckIes. said Curlrv to-
day.
nj Kinds
''i so Wc. Americans. SNedes.
Germans lli.h Scotch Welsnman.
o~e fellow from IRE lsi, of Man.
Greasers Tupincs and even
Ckiaaman"
And q. B. rf.l for in Curley-
record ero..r- tae name OF Wine
- Fey 60 Ccle-t.aI who bumped
into Curlcg's m r1.rous right in the
FRS round Mas - 1912 boo san
I9ceo. calf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Captain Stars.

McIngin. captain Of the Arrows.
divided the punting honOrs with
Clifford He kicked four out Of
tive goals from tuchdowns.
The Arrow club made most Of
its gains by hammering at the right
side OF the Mishawaka line. The
local eleven presented a stonewall
defense as we'll as offense and main
tanned their record of not being
scored upon this season.
Muncie Gary and the Chicago
ThOrns are scheduled 10 meet the
Arrows before the close OF the sea-
son. There are several open dates
on the schedule and the club is on
the lookout for games with some
fast aEEregations in northern In
diana or southern Michigan. Games
can he arranged with 5. J. Bartos-
eek. sos Citizens bank building.
The Arrows lined up as follows:
Center. Pahiki; guards. Asklar and
Smugikki: tackles. Duck. Paul. Ger
saiz and Boinslgi: ends. Mallery. So
berlask and Baron; quarterback
Clifford; fullback. Klysz: halfbacks.
Nickel. Wager. Sokolowski and Nc
Ingin. captain.
Touchdowns Klysz ,; VALLEY,
Nickel. Yeager.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

spectively the former figures plac-
ing him in second place for the
week. Third place went 10 Charlie
Mes. Of the Federal league. who
breezed in with 617, a 205 and %
rating The complete list OF select
players for the week were as fol-
lows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
ARROWS TROUNCE
M|SHAWAKA TEAM
Local Club Defeats Matt and
ForStbauer Eleven by the
Score of "a to O.

The Arrow club of South Bend
chaiked up its sixth victory OF the
present season by defeating the
Mishawaka Matz- Forstbauer eleven
at Springbrook park Sunday after
noon to tho decisive tune of 81 to
o. AS a result of their victory the
Arrows now claim the professional
championship of the twin cities.
The outcome of the battle was
never in doubt from the first kick
off. ~ straight line plunging and
occasional use of the forward pass,
the Arrows marched down the field.
scoring a touchdown before the
game had proceeded more than a
few minutes.
VALLEY. Arrow end, in the second
period kicked in with the longest
run of the game when he sprinted
40 Yards for touchdown. Later
Nickel spurted for 80 yards. count
ing another.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20

United Players Averages.
They have a fine lot Of individu
al averages in the United league as
there are eight OF the 80 odd play
ers who have an average of $50 or
better. These players averages
graduate in the order named, among
whom Louis Greening leads the way
with lQ1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
Roll Many High Scores.

The past week was a banner per-
iod for high scores and the roll OF
honor is one Of the largest of the
season. And this in spite Of the fact
that not a single player of the Com
mercial league was able 10 make
the grade during the weeks games.
Because of rolling a postponed series
Val Atvas. OF the TeXacos in the
United league. was able TO score
twice among the leaders. gaining
first place because OF his 255 score
in one series and coming in the next
with PAP and grabbing third place.
Second place also went TO an Uni
ted league player, Louis Greening
recording PAS with Dailey's BARRIERS.
Fourth place went to A. s. Burkart
of the Temple league with 241. The
most popular class of the week was
divided between the 203 and 202
boys. each having FIVE candidates to
their credit. while the 200 boys were
next in line The complete list OF
players qualifying for our roll OF
honor for week is appended here
with:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20


Games This Week
MONDAY.
GEORGE CUTTER co. LEAGUE.
- clubs.
WATCH co. LEAGUE.
Jeweling VS.. Flat Steel.
Jobbers Us. Banking
Dials VS.. Finishing.
TUESDAY.
COMMERCIAL, LEAGUE.
Standards Us. divers.
Lathe Works vs.. Commercials.
Ind. Engraving VS.. Greetings
Orpheums vs. Geo. Cutter Co.
ELKS LEAGUE.
Cubs Us. lips
Pops vs.. Bills
HOofs VS.. Bucktails
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Stull VS.. St. Paul No. 1.
Grace VS.. River Park
First VS.. st. Paul No. ..
WEDNESDAY.
CITY LEAGUE.
Buckeyes vs.. Studebakers.
Bucktails VS.. X. & $. Arrows
EdKleS vs. hOOSleE creams
Hans Drugs VS.. Koehler & Schafer.
Silver Edge VS.. Werwinski Five.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Orfuns VS.. beers.
Prongs Us. Fawns.
Grits VS. Tails.
SINGER FOUNDRY LEAGUE.
Legs VS.. Braces.
Treadles VS.. Wheels
THURSDAY.
ANTLERS LEAGUE.
Charms VS.. Bucks.
Jaws VS.. stars.
Jewels VS.. TyleTs.
OLIVER LEAGUE
Purchasing VS.. Wood Pattern.
Designing 3 VS.. Grey Iron.
Tool Makers VS.. Inspection.
Stock VS.. Engineers.
Designing vs.. Metal Pattern No.
Metal Pattern No. VS.. Account
ing.
Production VS.. Factory.
Warehouse VS.. Billing.
Forge VS.. Planning.
S. B. Branch VS.. Chilled Fitting.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
First VS.. Citizens No. 2.
St. Joe VS.. American No. 1.
Citizens No. 1 VS.. Farmers.
Merchants vs. Morris Plan.
Union Trust VS.. Citizens No. s.
|.
FRIDAY.
SINGER LEAGUE.
Six clubs.
STANDARD OIL LEAGUE.
Finol VS.. Semdac.
Red Crown VS.. Parolite.
Polarine VS.. Perfection.
TEMPLE LEAGUE.
Loyals VS.. Tusks.
Horns VS.. Hairs.
Toes VS.. Jaws.
WILSON BROS. LEAGUE.
-Four clubs.
AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Cylin-
1ers.
uesday-Starter VS.. Horns.
dnesday-Hoods VS.. Radiators
Thursday-Pistons VS.. Equalizers.
F'riday-Windshiel VS.. Tops.
STUDEBAKER TRIO LEAGUE
Monday-Bodies VS.. ManifOlds.
Tuesday-Lamps VS.. Frames.
dnesday--Breakers VS.. Tires.
Thursday-ROllers VS.. Speedome-
ters.
Friday-Different VI. Bearings.
VEHICLE LEAGUE.
Monday-Bolsters VS.. Axles
Tuesday-Spokes VS.. Rims.
dnesday-Tongue VS.. Hubs
Thursday-Hounds VS.. Reaches.
y-StudebakerS VS.. Skeins.
UNITED LEAGUE.
Mondays. A. Vets vs.. Daily Bar
berS.
Tuesday-Mann's Stars VS.. Eagles
Friday-Texacos VS.. Coils Specials.
WEST SIDE LEAGUE.
Monday-Wer Five vs.. IN
ay-Makielskis VS.. burst
Specials.
Wednesday, Choka Stars VS. Hap
rive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
BowIcrs Lcthargic i'm Politics.

I5OMIcfS Itthdfslt III IOlilh~.
Ever since bowling has been eS-
tablished in this city as the prevail
ing winter pastime bOwlers have
neglected taking part an the pOliti-
cal end Of the sport 1t seems to be
the general consensus of opinion
among the can that all subsidiary
things. such as special matches.
tournaments. etc. take care of
themselves and require no supervi-
sion whatsoever. This is decidedly
the wrong inference and the sooner
the fraternity realize il the better it
will be for their comfort.
BOwlers have a local organization,
the South Bend Bowling association.
TO which nearly all Of the players
belong. paying their dues regu' arly
and believe they have fulfilled their
obligations. This is absolutely wrong
and defeats the purpose of the or
ganization. 1t is only a short time
until il is time for the annual tour
nament OF South Bend Bowling as
ISOLATION. No person can play in
that tournament unless his dues are
paid. Every bowler is urged TO give
this matter his strictest attention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-20
A. B. c. ENTRIES
BEING RECEIVED
South Bend B0WIerS Are
Urged to Send in Entries
at Once.
BY JEHOsAPHAT SPARE.

Now that the dates for the tourna-
ment OF the American Bowling con-
gress have been set and local bowl
ers also thoroughly organized II
would be well for the latter 10 get
busy and make some preliminary ar
rangements. There are only GER
tain number Of Saturdays and sun
DAYS during the four weeks that the
tournament is in progress and II
South Bend bOwlers are Interested
in Saturday and Sunday reservations
there is no better time than the pre-
sent to begin negotiating for them
For years the Cabanas, team
that has been in existence since the
organization of the American Bowl
ing congress. has held the distinc-
ton OF being the first entry for the
big show and this year is no eXcep-
ton, as their entry is already in the
hand of Secy Langtry. 1t is just as
easy for local players TO consider
this important matter at this time
as it is few days before the entries
close.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26
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 She Gan Read the Lives of Men and Women Like the
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-By young woman, work in doctors office; have , months hos pital training; can use typewriter. A 96, care Age-Herald. GOOD, practical nurse, with hospital training. Call Ensley 613-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26
ITU ATlONS WANTED-FEMALE

STENOGRAPHER with five years ex- perence, now employed, desires to change. for position as stenoGrapher and general office assistant. Address Q-9, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26

dissatisfaction wanted as city salesman until I'm broke in then will take the road if required; will expect a weekly salary and monthly com mission. Address D-97, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26

dPTTeT T years experience, with good refer ence: just returned fro mthe army; one years packing house experience Write w. r. Harvie. 1513 11th ave. $. WANTED-Position as prescriptionist; registered in Alabama for 22 years: best of references; want to locate in Birmingham. Address lI-2. Age Herald. DISCHARGED SOLDlER-M have work at once, so my wife and self may have all honest living; Al reference. Ad- dress E-9I. Aee-IIerald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26
HELP WANTED-MALE

W NANTED-Licensedl dentist for perma nent position; must be all around man and have good references; salary. s6o a week. Apply Dr. w. J. Williams Motion building, corner 10th st. anc 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26

There is always a demand for competent commercial men. We represent the leading business con cerns of Birmingham. Let Us assist you in making good con- nection with some of these well known firms. Commercial positions only.
 INTER R-AMERICAN co.
 12l6-17 Jeff Co Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26
I Want Four First-Class Statesmen for Alabama and Four or Five for State of Georgia

Selling a high class proposition, there fore Eone but bigh-grade men with only Erst-claSs references considered; you can increase your earnings, in q mar velous way; no stock selling or blue sky in what I want you to offer; you call son only men of means; am in Bir- mingham for two days. Phone Main So oI wire Lawrence Thomas, iO6 Farley Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26
LIVE. STOCK
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

CONTRACTING and building; brick. stone. cement work wanted. either by day or contract; reasonable prices; by skilled mechanic. R-5. Age Her aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26

CT and tank shop Address C-97, care Age-Herald
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RY-AGE-HERALD WANT ADS c'4 4soS as''")
DUR BEST SALESMEN AT THE LEAST SALARY-AG
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES i6
 MACK TRUCK 2 and 31a-ton trucks for sale; in good mechanical condi- tion; good tires; in Al shape; will sacrifice at real bargain; was used at Camp Mcclellan. Apply 2211 2d ave. Main 2530. F OR SALE-One 1918 Chandler 4-passenger road ster, in first-class condi- tion, at a bargain. Chandler Service Co.,, 519 20th st., s. Main 3780.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26

WATCH REPAIRING WATCH repairing and jewelry at popu- lar prices. Meyer Goldner. So2 N. 2oth Dt.
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ORWOOD-Modern bungalow, in choice part of Norwood, bedrooms. living room. dining room. kitchen. breakfast room. tile bathroom and buffers pantry; beam ceiling, hard wood floors, furnace heat. immediate possession; s5000; small cash pay ment, balance easy. w. M. Lawrence, owner. a009 4th ave. Main 2362
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-26

5-ROOM cottage for sale, on North Bes'
 semer line. Call Ensley 495-J.
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WE negotiate mortgage loans at low rates and buy mortgage paper, Leon aud Riley Co. T25 Woodward
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SALESMAN wanted for local motor truck territory; motor sales experience not necessary; good income and permanent position assured hard worker. See Mr. kroneberser. Tutwiler hotel, ? to D. m. Bring references
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HELP WANTED-MALE

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Commonwealth on company OF New
Jersey. n In the city.
A meeting Of hi crecro-s In the
Butt Brothera' drug store Bankruptcy
case was held yesterday before jus
tice Of the Peace Joha w. Wilson.
special referee IN bankruptcy. The
matter was continued untn December
2 when another meeting will he held
In Dcming. Only the Deming sore 10
involved In the bankrupt proceed
inFsn
There will be a pie social at the
Congregational church parlors on Fri
day evening.
the third team Of the library de-
featcd the first team OF the fourth
ward by a score OF 30 TO Is, yesterday.
This gives tho library team two games
out OF three.
Miss Frances Boutwell, OF Dallas.
field secretary OF the Y. w. G. 4. In
In the city comforting with the local
association.
Miss Erna Ferguson Is In Santa Re
and expects TO return here for . day
or two before continuing her work In
other parts OF h state.
Mrs. Frank Pru left last night for
Roswell, where she will spend a week
before going to the Pru ranch near
Beien.
County Clerk Nestor Montoya has
Issued marriage licenses to owen
Whitner and Lena Aufcroth, both OF
Alhuqucrque: Henry Caldwell and Au-
relia Trujlllo. both OF Albuquerque;
Ascension Sanchez and Teresa Luna,
both OF Albuquerque.
J. r. Hinckle. former state senator,
was In the city Tor the Shrine cere-
moniai. His home IL In Roswell.
q. w. Cowan. John Hall and
Thomas Hall were among the Roswell
Shriners wao were here with their
families for the celebration yester-
day.
Eufracio Galiegos OF the state sheep
sanitary board II here from Clayton
for a meeting 81 the board.
c. l.. LOuEhbridge, postmaster Of
Gallup was In the city yesterday "a
attend the Shrine ceremonial.
y. II. Paul OF Santa Fe was In the
city yesterday.
George Hoffman. postmaster OF BE-
len has returned to his home after at
tending the Shrine ceremonial yester-
day.
A missionary rally in which the diff.
ferent missionary organizations OF ths
church will take part viii be held
Thursday evening at : o'clock In the
parlors OF the Presbyterian church
The Woman'e Society Is In charge nj
the entertainmentland will be a~ssiste.l
by the several guilds. Men and
women OF the congregation are cordi'
ally invited Il attend. Those having
mite boxes are requested TO brinI
them.
Membership stations for the Red
Cross have been set up at Strong'i
and Matson's book stores. People
wishing to join can pay their dollar
and sign membership cards at those
places.