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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Ydrk Boxers Yin Three
Bouts at Olympic Meet
By Associated Pross:

ANTWERP, aug. z4-Au e the
three Americans who reached the
finals in the boxing cham pionships
held in connection with the Olympic
[anes won their bouts Tuesday
night.
The Americans are Edward EaEan
light heavyweight, Yale university,
and champion OF the American ex-
peditionary forces. Samuel Mosberz.
Of the Pastine A C., New York, a
lightweight. and F. DeGenero. OF the
PaulfSt "A c, New York. a f1y-weigrt
They were the only survivors OF
the IS Americans entered for the
worlds amateur championships Al
though there was no doubt as 20
who were the victors. in the bouts
tonight all the Americans had hard
fighting The bouts consisted o.
three rounds. each OF three min
utes
DeGenero's fight, which was with
the Danish banta weight cha n1r1on
Petersen, who had trained down 20
flyweisht. was the liveliest Of the
finals and brought ringing cheers
from the Americans who throrged
the paced auditorium Eazans or
porent. the Norwegian Sorsdale.
avoided taking the count only bv re-
peatedly clinching in the last round
MOSberg beat Johansen. a Dane
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

into clirch with Watkins and then
rub the gore from Watkins damag~
ed nose over the colored mans face.
Watkins wasn't hurt but that would
make him appear so.
Anderson obeyed instructions. In
an embrace he deliberately smeared
the carnline all over Mr. Watkins
physiognomy. When the big shine"
broke away IL looked as II his face
had been walloped with a baseball
bat AS a joke somebody in the
gallery started the cry stop it,"
That furnished Tate with another
idea. Banding his corner assistants
together Bill and his crew set uI a
clamorous cry OF stop It! stop it,
Others took up the theme and the
"hick" referee influenced by the up
roar actually stepped between the
men and stopped IL Ito save Wat
kins from needless punishment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
: Ey Charles Ghick) ca2as. ek

as a tee provides the same quality in
play with the driver
The stance for the brasSy is the
same as that used IN driving, as ex-
planned in 2 previous article. a
brassy requires little SITTER handle
and a brass plate or sole, as IL Is
used for rougher work than the
driver.
The swing and grip Of the club
is the same as IN driver play. but
one must be sure of his grip with a
braSsy. especially where the club
head IS certain 20 come in contact
with the ground on a bad lie.
A player must give q lot OF atten-
ton as TO how 10 hit the ball II
the ball has a fairly good lie the
play can be made easily and rhyth-
micslly without any attempt 20 dig
under the ball You can trust the
loft in The face of the brassy 20 picl.
the ball up properly if the stroke is
played rightly.
The most frequent error in brassy
clay that I have observed is the
tendency OF the player 70 Try 10 get
under the ball and the usual result
OF such playing is only 10 bear up the
turf. II the ball is badly cUpped,
don't yield 20 your first impulse 70
use +he iron Think the situation
over. And II a brsSsy shot is really
required by the situation play il no
matter how tempting the iron may
be. Make II a maxim always 20 use
the proper club
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
BraSsy Play.

There IS great deal Of argument
among players as TO the importance
OF brassy play The idea is. Of
course, that since the use n rubber
cored balls gives so much greater
distance than was POSSIBLE in the
days when gutta balls were used.
the green can be reached or the sec
ond shot with iron. There IS con-
siderable truth IL this argument as
applied 10 first class players, but
believe that the great majority OF
golfers can not consistently get the
necessary distance TO make the
green in two without the aid OF the
brassy. Therefore. I personally feel
that no golfer can afford to neglect
brassy play. Every club in a golf
er'S bag has a reason for being there,
and hrassy play can not be ignored
By a PLAYER who aspires 10 fine golf
Moreover there Is a lot OF Sstisfac-
ton in a good brassy shot. II Is
one OF The real pleasures OF the
game.
The principal difference between
The brassy and the driver lies IN the
pitch or loft OF the face. The face
Of a driver is almost perpendicular,
while the face OF a brassy slants
backward. This gives the brassy a
tendency 10 lift the ball much more
than can b. done with a driver In
fact. the pitch or loft in the face
gives 20 brasSy loftng power Just
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
american Summers u III
Ind Qualify at 4nt,cerp

d rhf't.iII.4 russ
ANTWERP. Aug 24-Ir The
~.nIl-tiral Of the 400 metres breast
roke swimming event Of ne Clvm-
r.r games TucSdav. 7 Howell of
oakland. calf finished rhirL I'D
qualified for the firt' NJ J NJ
r.-nott Of tho Jri-ai states nay2-
fgiIed 20 cuaNtv
io the f5e1 01c'r-s free stroke
.-u,i-tlua's Normal Ross Illinois A.
g.. won the first heat ir 20 minutes.
80 seconds T. L. E-hC,e u s.
~l,y. was second and r T. Bolden.
U'rois = c. third All the Amer
f-lrs qualified fo- she final heat
Iu the women S Ordi.zrv diving
went Helen NeaC-. New York Won
N~r series CONSISTING 81 four events
In the final of the 100 metres free
stroke swim Duke kaharamoku.
Hcrolulu beat his new records tln-
tsnt-E - one minute % seconds On
complaint By Ft~ald Australian.
who finished fifth that he was peck
ctad ov kaharauoku and Norman
ROSS. the Judges decided THAT the
final should ne raced again on Sun
dav The Americans present reg
ietcred their diSsarisfa ctioC over this
decision Ksharauoku g record viii
stand
p. kealeha Honolulu finished sec
ord On the race. with " " Harris.
Honolulu third and Ross fourth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Battling Watkins Anderson and
Watkins collided N the St Nicholas
Rink, New York.
Tate thought IL was going 70 be
pretty soft for Anderson for Watkins
although powerful fellow was new
at tbs game. Watkins nearly re-
duced Andre 70 ashes in the first
round For three rounds more
Andre continued on the receiving
end OF the pig-skins. Toward the
end Of the fourth Anderson connect
ed with a wild swing 10 the South
Sea Islanders nose. drawing the
"ketchup."
AT the end OF the fourth. Tate's
brain was functioning on six cylin-
ders. He knew that only a scheme
could save his man And that bloody
proboScic of Mr. Watkins prov lded
the idea.
Bills Strategy.
Tate whispered 10 Andre to fall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
DEM SEY DOWN TO
FIGHTING WEIGHT
BY Associated Press

by Associated PreSs;
BENTON HARBOR Mich, Aug
24-Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy
weight champion. who meets Billy
Niske OF St Paul. here Labor Day.
expects 10 go into the ring weigh
Ing 1877 pounds his exact weight
when he won the title from Jess
Willard he said at the conclusion
OF his workout Tuesday He tipped
the beam AT 1870.
Fourteen months out OF the ring
apparently have done Dempsey little
harm so far as condition goes for
his work today gave the impr ession
that he is boxing with the same
speed and endurance that chara cter-
ized his training for the Willard
match.
Scarcity Of sparring mates caused
Liske TO SLOW, up his training today.
Jack Heinen Chicago heavy
weight again proved an easy mark
and was flOored several times by
the challenger with left hooks and
right swings.
Nisl<e boxed only four rounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Accompanied By his manager Jack
Reddy and Jimmy Delaney and Jack
Heinan heavyweight sparring part
nerS Billy Miske will arrive IN South
Bend Saturday morning for his ex-
hibition at Springbrook park In the
afternoon. At the park he Will box
ten rounds With the hsavyweightS
and 20 through a half hour exhibit
ton with the punching bag. the
ropes and at shadow boxing.
Experts who have been watching
the challenger for Dernpsey's crown
since he began training at Eastman
Springs, Benton Harbor declare that
Dempsey will get little pleasure out
OF his bout with the St Paul boy.
Miske, who is the only man who has
ever stayed the entire distance With
Dempsey on TWO occasions IS st the
pinnacle OF his career right now.
they say
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
TO BUILD OWN
HOME IN n. I. BIZ 1922
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-Ihe
Now York National league club haV-
ing refused TO extend the lease OF
the Polo grounds 20 the Yankees.
the American league, IN a special
meeting here Tuesday. decided that
the New York Americans shall have
their own grounds In that city. IN
Ger TIE present lease thu NankceS
viii play on the Polo grounds next
wear but on their oWn field in 1922.
The special meeunS coming IN so
closely after the death Of Ray Chap
man. shortstop Of the Cleveland
club. who was k.tled by a ball pitch
I'd b. Carl Mays or the New York
.Iab u was expected the CLUB own
,-s would q kc some action ~ the
case. but thc only announcement
made regarding Chapman's death
vas that resolutions OF Sympat h2
would nc sent 20 his widow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
SINGERS ADD MOFFITT
TO STRENGTHEN GARDEN

"Sap py Mofitt outAelder. who
has been starring with the Peru r.
dependents. has been signed by the
Singer team and will appear in the
lineup Fairst the Indestructos OF
AIishaVaka when the two teams
meet again az Singer park SUNDAY.
The announcer ent was made Tues
day night.
Joe Newkirk. who pitched three
hit game agsirct the Roseland
Eclipse team OF Chicago last Sunday.
VIII DC on the mound for the Sing
ers. Newkirk was pounded hard
by the NIishawaka team two weeks
ago on his first appearance n local
company but should make things ir-
teresung on the next meeting Il he
retains the form he displayed against
the Roseland team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
LoudermiH Throics Game
To Toledo, Then Jumps
MINI. Aug -

AfISNEAPOLIs. MINI. Aug "a
Mn eapons ard Toledo divided
Tuesdays double header. th, visitors
winning the Arst game 70 =. be
cause OF Lowderu1uk' ninth inning
Wildness, while the home team won
by hard hitting II the second game.
i 20 g. II was announced Pitcher
L>owdern1ilk Of Minneapolis jumped
the club after the frSt game. u was
also announced Mirnea polls had pUr-
chased Shortstop Stevenson from the
Eedfeld club Of the South Dakota
state league Score
First game
Toledo a.. or ono oS4- 2 l. 3
Nlnneap's go 600 0Sc- 10 Z
NcCo,l and Woodau, HovliS
Lowde rnt.k md Nayer
Second game
Toledo - h10 001 0o1-- > =
Minneap's 500 COS 05x-II Is I
Brady. Nelson and Mcneil. S-hau-
y ard Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Packers Divide Double
Bill Nth Louisville

KANSAS CITY, Aug 24.-Karsas
CITY and Louisville divided a dou bic
header here Tuesday. the first game
going 10 the locals % . and Louis
vile "a king the second. 5 20 :. III II
innings.
Louisville o0f 0Oo DO 8
Kansas CITY oo2 ooO COX 2
lineup ard Never. Weaver aad
Sweeney.
I.o,Iisviile zoo 600 oz0 Of
X. CITY no 00f o30 90 412 I
Graham ard Kocher. Forsrnar
and Brock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Yesterdays RESULTS
American League.
Chicago, 5; Washington. g
Cleveland, 2; Boston, Z.
St Louis. S-5; Philadelphia. IL
D.troit. 8; Nev York. 3
National League
Philadelphia 2; C11cinnsti. Z.
5oston, 2; Chicago. ;.
Nev York 4. ST Louis &
Brooklyn. 3 Pittsourg. l.
American Association.
Colun bus, &; St Paul -.
Gcdianapolis, s. Milwaukee.
Toledo, %: Minneapolis. I'll
Louisville. %: Kansas City ~
Southern Association
chattanooga, .; Birmingham, 5.
Memphis, B; Mobile, ?
Little Rock 3. New Orleans, 4
Only games schedules
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.
St Louis ar Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Two games scheduled
National League
Boston az Chicago.
Brooklyn az Pittshurg.
New York at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Bill Tate Is the sparring partner
of the worlds champion, Jack
Dempsey. and as such he has gain
cd some measure OF renown. Tate.
an intelligent gentleman OF color
might have made a name for him
self rs a handler Of pUsilistS, had
be been behind a more formidable
pug than Andre Anderson.
y few years ago Anderson came
TO New York 10 startle the metror-
oils. Tate was his confidential ad-
wiser, Andre was mighty ambitious.
Get me Battling Levinsky"
srowled Andre 10 Bill Tate.
NO, no. son" protested the tact
ful Bill III get you some set
ups first"
y Fatal Dub.
Andre finally consented 70 cap
size a few dubs Tate hunted around
BIT and finally rustled UP a big
smoke" from the South Sea Islands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Saints Continue Rush
For Association Flag
Bv Associated Press

ST. Paul, MINI. Aug. 24-St
Paul won Tuesday from Colun bus.
i 20 !. making I'VE runs of Nulren-
nan IN the first inning. IN this in
ming Eargrave drove a home run
over the center feld fence. II was
his third circuit drive in as many
GAYS Miller. Riggert and Boone
made three hits each. Score.
Columbus go OS0 COL 600 : 9
s.. Paul $50 coo o3x-ll II :
Mulrennan. Bsrger and Kelly;
Griner and HarZTavS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
T .4YORITES IN LEAD
~ WONENS TOURNEY
b Assncisted Prsss

CHICAGO. Aug 24-Conpletio
u the first round OF match llay in
the chan, piorship flight Of the Won
ems Western Golf association tour
nausnt az Oak Park Tuesday found
most q the favorites still in the
running
Miss ErneStine Pearce OF the Sko-
vie club. one OF the best % the To-
cal players was eliminated by Miss
Dorine ksvanauEh, Chicago Golf
club four and three. but Mrs. Perry
Fiske OF DeKalb. IL. title holder,
Mrs Melvin Jones. Glen Oak. medal
Isl IN the qualifying flight yes; erday.
Mrs. J : Pritchard (Aiyra Helmer.
Battle Creek. Mich..) former cham
pion. and other we'll known players
Won their matches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Two base hits-Whest Bigbee
Three base hit-Johnston. stolen
Carey, Southworth. Sacrifices -
Griffith, Carey. Double plays -
Barbara. CuLshaw and Grimm; Carl
son. Cutshaw and Grimm; CutShaw
and Grimm; Bigbee and Schmidt
Left on Brooklyn ): PittSburs
Bases on balls-off Grimes ! , off
Carlson .. Winning pitcher-Carlson.
Losing ritcher-Grimes. Umpires-
Rigler and Moran Time-l.34
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
DEFEAT GIANTS
on INFIELD BINCLES

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24.-Six hits
four OF which did not 90 out Of the
inheld in the third inning. coupled
with Doyle's error and ar inheld out.
gave St. Louis ave runs and a lead
which New York was unable 20 ov-
erconae Tuesday. The final score was
< n Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
ST. LOUIS WINS TWICE
FROM LOVELY M4CKMEN

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 24.-St.
Louis won tWo games hero IueSd az
BY the Same score, 20 !. Philadel-
alia was unable 10 hit either Of the
visitors recruit pitchers. Bayne and
Deberry, a. the right tune. Sisler
was held hitless by Perry in the sec
ond game after hitting safely IN =
consecutive contests. Scores
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Two NaSe OI-o--J. IOTI0S- Z y
acrifices-Pice, Euerbe co. Roth.
Err0rs-Harris. Shanks ONcilt.
Double playS-O'Neill 20 Harris 70
Judge: Risberg 10 z. Collins 70 J.
Collins; Schalk 20 z. Collins Left
on bases-Chicago g. Washir Etcn
8 Base on halls-CourtnGy g Ia
Der. I Acosts, J., HitS-Or C0urt-
ney. Il in s rs innings, Faber. 10 H.
(two on base, none out in 7th1
Acosta. n Is. Kerr, in .. Hit
~ pitcher-By Faber (Milan1.
Struck out-By Faber. Q Acosta. :
Kerr /. Winning ritcher-Acos
Losing pitcher-Faber Cnpires-
Mor1arity and HIldebrard- lime
2:oa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

B2tted FOR JanNTin In 4th.
Batted for Schultz in 18th.
20 Batted for Benton in 4th.
New York ... 200 200 900 4
ST. Louis -.... 005 0lO cox .
Two base kits--Fournier, King,
Frisch. Stolen bases-BurnS, Horn
SPY. Left on bsseS-Nw York, 10;
81. Louis. Z. Errors-Doyle. McHenry-
Base on balls-Of Benton, !; Doug
las. !; North. .; Sherdel >. Hits
or Benton, n innings; Douglas,
in 3. North, in 3 Id, Sherdel. Z
in : 2-3. Struck out-By Douglas.
l: North. !: Sherdel. /. Winning
pitcher-Sherdel. Losing pitcher
benton. Umpires-klem and En-
slie Tim e-l So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Single IN Ninth GiUeS
Milwaukee Game, 4 TO 3

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. "a
Hauser's single IN The tenth scored
hostile with the run that gave the
locals a 4 70 3 victory over Indian
apolis Tuesday. Both McWeeney
and Jones pitched well CoV1ngtoa
hit two home runs IN four times up.
Indians O1O 0o1 100 O. 1
Milwaukee 100 600 200 - {
Jones and Henline, Mcweensy
and CASTOR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
PIRATES NOSE ROBINS
OUT IN EIGHTH ROUND
Bv AssocistAo Press

PITTSBURG. Aug 24-PittsnurS
defeated Brooklyn Tuesday 70 8.
-Four double plays helped Carlson
Grimes wild pitch with the bases
filled in tho frs, inning scored two
rms Klduff was hi IN the face
BY batted ball in the eighth and
1fNCahe took his place Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
osCPOLA W. sEVENTH.

Special % The New SHINES
OSCEOLA Ind. Aug 24-OsceoIa
defeated Three Oaks here TODAY bv
score q u % IS winning her
seventh straight game Henderson
allowed Three Oaks but four hits
Groh, Phillips and Grimm each hit
a three Dagger counting il the scor-
irN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
CUBS WIN SLUCCINC
MATCH FROM BRAVES

hitting game. Chicago nosed out
Boston Tuesday 70 ,. Boston made
Twelve hits off Alexander but count
ID only twics Chicago hit FillirCm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
CHAMPIONS
WIDEN LEAD
IN NATIONAL
~ Assoeiat.d Press

CINCINNATI. Aug. 24.-The Reds
disposed Of Pitcher Smith IN less
thar two innings Tuesday and easily
beat Philadelphia, z 20 .. Napier
a recruit f~"la che Texas league.
pitched the fall game Ter rho cham
pt5zs atJ showed good form. SCI
1atiJEal one hanu catches by each
IL he three 1isiti~g outhe,dars f't-
ff-rtd tie fInrs4 Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
SLIPPING INDIANS
LOSE AGAIN TO S0X
Boston Bunches Hits on Clark
and Makes Il Four Out
of Five.

BOSTON. Aug 24-Bv u-t--t---
20 Tuesday Boston cook fo- =
ga mes % the tivs game series t-or-
Cleveland Bush kept CIe-e-a1G--
hits scattered urttl the eighth .rr-
ing. while Boston rlassed rs a.
tack or CLARK Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Batted FOR GRIM - 9TH
ss Ran FOR Perkin. n 9Th
s. Louis .. Dol 020 900 :
Philadelphia ..-.. 900 ool 600 !
Two base hitS-Dugan, 2. Walker.
Williams. Stolen bases-Tobin. Sac
riHces-Dvkes, shannon. Gedeon
(2). Error-Gerber. Double PLAYS
Gerber 20 Gedeon 20 Sisler 20;
Ronr1el 70 Shannon Left on bases
st Louis, s; Philadelphia, 3.
Base on balls-OH Ronmel, !;
Rayne, 3. HIT BY pitcher-By
Bayne (Gri1ir). Cnpires-Chill and
Ovens Time %.
Second game.
S.. Louis 30 600 10 .
PhiladeIa col 900 COO :
Deberry ard Billings; Perry and
Perkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
x Batted for Lynte IN 9Th
~ RaTse1 For T1arg - esL

Two oaee n-tS-Lardn smith.
Hendryo- Brady. Bush. McInris
Schang- EToT-tSraney. Stolen
baSe-MenoSl<y Double plays --
Wsn1bSgansS % Lunte 70 Johnston:
Bush 70 Scott 20 McIunis Left on
baSee-Cleveland 2. Boston s Base
on oalls-off Clarke 3: Bush 5. Hit
by piucher-by Bush l. Un1pires-
Ddneen and Evans. Time IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER
UPON LEAVING GOTHAM
By Associated Press /.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Detroit
made its farewell appearance Of
the season a. the Polo grounds
Tuesday defeating New York : 10
S, and winning the series three
games 10 one. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
CRIFFS HALT FLYING
WHITE SOX IN FINALE
b Associated Press

b Assocta ted Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-Wash-
ington hit Faber hard TUESDAY and
took the anal game % the series
frnr, Chicago. s 10 :. Scnra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Two base hitS-BOecEel (2l,
o'Fsrren. Deal. Stolen base -
o'Farrel. Errors-Maranville ca.
Paskert Sacrifices - Ford and
Nerkle Left on bases-BoS;on s.,
Chicago 8. Struck o1t-by Film
sim 8, by Alexander Tnpires 80
Harrison and Hart. Tine-1:42
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Continue Peula1vmd Drl0e by Beating Ples With Rookie Pitcher
MCDONALD WINNER
OF ''POUGRKEEPsIE"
Bv Astociatsd Pre-.


POUGFIKEEPSIE " Y Aug %
Keen competition and close fin
ishes marked the second day OF
grand circuit racing az the Hudson
River driving park. Lon Melon
aid. with King Watts took the fea-
ture event OF the afternoon and the
richest stake OF the meeting when
he scored a straight heat victory
in The PouShksepsie" 2:i4 class
trot with Native Chief second and
Hollywood Naomi third
The best time Of the week 20 date
was recorded in the first heat OF the
2:O3 pace. which John r. Brsden
won IN 2:o2 ga. stepping the last
quarter in % IL seconds. Adioo
GUY whose performances in the
Orange county half mile circuit
made him the favorite never got
going, placing fifth IN the first heat.
and beinE d!stcnceo in the sec
ond
Waltar Cox. driving for Thomas
". Murphy. plotted Wood Patch 70
victory IN the pos class pace com
ing from behind 10 win j. each OF
the first two heats. Billy Sunday
took the other event the 2;15 pace,
winning the last two heats after
break had deprived him Of victory
- the first
Thomas W Murphy arrived az his
horrc here this morning from Cleve-
land. but was unable 10 attend the
matinee. Peter Naming. his entry
IN The Poughkeepsie" which rum or
had sale he might drive. was drawn.
The summaries.
2:I5 class pacing; prize $1,000;
three heats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
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Regular 1Tc rt0s n Prince Albert
Tuxedo. Velyc., Old English. Lucky
strike, IS tin. or Ct M
Tor .--.----- -.-.---.--- A-S'0
Regular &c rns - Sweet TIPS
and Old Colony 2 for &c. @ C.
- "a ton q w. dozen for goo
10 carry oomplefo line q Patent
Medicine and sundiies
M 4 NichRan 81. south Bend Ind
ENGEL'S CUT RATE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

race Drake also started
1n1e 2:07 IA; 2:o5 5-4.
2&3 class pacing; purse $3.50;
, ~ 3 heats)
ohm r Braden. , h. by John
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Pratt Double playS-Ainsnith 70
Young 10 FeIlmann 20 Young. Left
on base-Detroit 5: New York 3
Bases on ballS-Off ShaWkev / Col
Inns /; Ayers 8 Hits-oNf Sha wIzey
IN s. Collins J in !. Struck out
BY Shawkey (; Collins / Ayers 8.
Losing pitcher-Shawkev Umpires
Connolly and Nallir. Time-2.20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

r Gentry (ThomaS) ...-.. /
Esther r, b m, (CoX) . ,
Goldie Todd, b m, (Geers) . 4
Edward p br h, Geese .. >
Belle Alcantara, . m, (Snow) S
Adioo Guy also started.
Time 2:03 "a: 2:o3 IA
To beat FPS 5-4 trottinS:
LaudeliRht. b IN. by Cumlaude
CR z. Murphy von.
Time 2;24 ii
To beat 2:30 ga trottirg
Sun ean1s. b z, by Peter the
Great, CT. D. Phillips won
Time 2:25 IA.