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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
EVANGELICAL.

ZiOn-Corner Wayne ana st. Peter SITS
Rev. Waldemar GOneney, pastor. Sun
day school at 9:15 a. N. Charles Weber,
superintendent
Mems Bible class meets ut a. m, l..
HammeTschmidt, teacher.
German service 10: 15, Pray! Fight {!
WatchE; Z 80 p. m. communion service
for cOnhrmands. On sunday morning a
class Of 10 children will be confirmed at
lions Evangelical church The service
Will be conducted in German. The fol-
lowing viii make their vows: Martin
Haslanger, Willie Kruggel, Carl Mat
thews, William Barth, Ernest Stypslnski.
Louise Hausman, Irene Schan bacher,
Louise Vedder Anna Christman and
Ernestine DOetsch.
ST. Seter's Germnn-4I5 W. LAsaIle aN.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt pastor. Sunday
school at 90 a. M; Carl Reinke. super.
DfPDdrrt
Reunion services OF confirmation class
es at 1915 a. m; Lenten services at 80
p. m; Sunday school teachers meeting
Monday evening; sewing circle meets
Thursday afternoon; Good Friday serv-
ices at :15 a. N.
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Corner Main and Monroe SITS Rev. p
StrOm, pastor sunday school at
$50 a. N; Oscar Bergstedt, superin-
teudent
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LUTHERAN.

roly Trinity EnEnsn-Shormsn sv
ino lindsey st. Rev. Albert Il. Kecx.
astOr. Sunday school at e:16 q. M:
harles Hass. superintendent.
At 10 80 a. m. "Christs Message TO the
Church in Laodlcea"; 6:45 p. IN. Luther
league devotional service; 80 p. m.
Love Versus Envy; S y. m. Monday.
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ZION SERVICES.

Every Sunday in parlors Of Progress
club, Melville building, PIP S. Lafayette
blvd. 3 p. m. Bible exposition and
blackboard talks: Z 80 p. m. song ser
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BRETHREN.

w Rench. pastor Residence. PA r.
Broadway Bible school at Q 80 a. m. /;
Rev. Delbert Whitmer. superintendent
First Church of tile Brethren-In Indians
av. and Miami st. Rev. II. II. Helman,
pastor; residence, 1904 T. Indiana av.
sunday school at $50 a. IN; Z. q.
Stanley, superintendent.
Conference Memorial Unhed-6JS s. st.
Joseph st Rev. &. A. SickafOose. pastor.
Sunday school ut 9 30 a. n, George Burk-
hart. superintendent; preaching at 10 40
a. m. Christian EndeavOr 30 p. m. +;
preaching at 80 p. m. There viii be
services each evening during the week at
Z 40. Good music at every service.
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munion 7 80 n m: church school at 9 10
"a. m: morning services and sermon by
rector az II a. m; Young Peoples so
ciety az 6 80 p. IN.
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CHRISTIAN.

First-J16 S. Main ST Rodney l.
McQuary, minister. Residence 90 Cush
ing st. Bible school at 80 a. N I;
Roland Witwer, superintendent
Indiana Avenue-COrner Indiana av
and st. Joseph st. Edward j. Cain
pastor. Residence 1911 Marietta St
Linden Avenue-LiDden av. and Car.
hsse st /. y. Miller. pastor. Sunday
school a. 10 90 a. NJ; J. =. Cclip, super
On tendent.
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Sunday at the Churches

the sermon. christian Sacrifice; the
young people meet at G:45; evening ser
vice at { 20, subject of sermon, The Up
lifted Christ The chorus choir under
the direction Of Miss Clara Ehrhardt
viii sing nc both services. NIid-week ser
vice on Wednesday evening nc 40. This
will be the regular monthly covenant
meeting and every member of the church
ought % plan 90 be present as prepara-
ton for the communion service on the
following Sunday.
First Swedish Corner Laurel and
napier SITS. Services st 1890 O. no. and
Z 30 .. m
Mt. Zion-Rev. ]. r. Smartt. pastor
Sunday school at Q 30 a. IN. Glasses for
all ages. ~ a. m.
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JEWISH
MISSIONS.

Temple Betb-EI-CorDer IasaIls Z
and Taylor st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
RE WISE.

Be wiser than other people il yol
can, but do not tell them Soar
Of Chesterfield.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

wsstmInstor--Scott anu Lindsey sta
Rev. Alfred 81. Eeils. ID. D.. pastor; res
tdencs. as \. Scott at Sunday scho0i
AZ y 30 a. IN: L. c. Whitoomb. superin-
tendent. Public worship at 10:45 q. M
and Z so p. m. The session meets be-
fore the morning service Senior En-
deavOr society meets az o 20 p. N. Mid
week devotional service. Wednesday,
so ?. IN
First-COrner OF Washington 50. and
Lafayette blvd Bible school az 3 80 a.
m; John j. SAafer. superintendent
Mems Fellowship club az 80 a. m,
Or. c. A. LippincOtt, leader
Morning worship at 10 rs. address by
Or. J. G. X Mcclure OF Chicago. mid
--eek meeting Wednesday evening at 80.
Trinity - Corner +. Washington av.
and Francis 81. Rev. VI. NJ Rodgers.
Ph. d. minister. Bible school az 80
D. NJ; +. B. French. superintendent
Hope-Leer aud Dayton SITS Edwin
Me 'ster. minister. Bible school az 80
4 m; Frank Retiring, superintendent.
GrAnger-Rev. Iarris. pastor sunday
school az 2 .45 a. N. Divine worship at
10 as a. m. every sunday. Every body
welcome.
HuBgarian-Corner l-erry and Wash.
Sunday school at 800 a m Church
services az 1000 a. n. Yesper services
AZ 90 .. N.
BAPTIST.
FiFst-Corner Main and Wayne Gts
Rev. u s. Davis d. T.. pastor. Res
l6ence I'll ". Wayne 81 Bible school
az 9. 30 a. N. c. S. Stephens. superin-
ten .eDI
At IO:A, the studebaker club will at
tend In a body. sermon by the pastor.
subject The New Man For the New
World: 80 the Young Peoples meet
ing. : 20 Rev B j. Beck VIII preach ON
"rhe Need az a Revival; Wednesday Z 40
prayer meeting
Calvary formerly Quincy street,
Corner California and Blaine avs. How
1919 woodward ay Bible school at Q 80
D. m: J. w Kendall superinten dent
ADFninE worship a. 10 "a subject OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

Residence 23O4 Lincoln way w. Mish-
lwaka. Bible school at 1000 q, 10.
Jesse Barnes. superintendent.
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FREE METHODIST.

Tree Pennsylvania sV. and
Rush ct Rev W. e. Webster. pastor
sunday school at $50 q. m; Paul
NeidtEel. superintendent Preaching ct
10 80 m and so D M
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AFRICAN M. e.

OIives A. NJ E.-31O ". Monroe 81
Rev. A. I. Reading. pastor.
TayiOrs A. ~. h. ZiSn-COrner Eddy
and Csmpau sts. Rev. l. =. Powell
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CHURCH OF GOD.

Church of God of the Abrahamic
Faith-Services in Melville hall, 2l2 5.
Lafayette st. Sunday school at 1000. +.
a. Stilson superintendent
Church OF God or Saints--Chapel on
Harrison av.. one block north OF Lincoln
way w. Elder Otis Austin. pastor. anu
Elder ]. l.. FOTsythe, assistant pastor.
Sunday school at Gas a. m. +. w.
Brant, superintendent.
Worship at IL 90 a. m. and . 80 p. m.
Midweek prayer service on Wednesday
at Z 10 p. IN. Young peoples meeting
at 8 80 D. m.
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EPISCOPAL.

st. James'-T.afayette blvd. north 81
Washington. Rev. Robert ]. Long, rec
tor.
Services for Palm Sunday, holy com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

wesleyan ~ p. Broadway. Rev.
Glen c. Payne, pastor. Residence l4O7
r. Rush 81. Sabbath school at Q 80 a.
m; NJ. c. Porter. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

Granger-Rev. Aarris. pastor. sunday
school az AS a. N Divine worship at
40 AS a. N. every sunday. Everybody
Helcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

HuBgarian-Corner --erry and Wash.
tngt0n sts. Rev. John DeLso. pastor.
Sunday school at 800 a. m. Church
AZ 90 % N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

Graes-Corner Michigan and Tut SITS
Rev b. d. Beck, pastor. Class meeting
st 40 q. m sunday school at = 80 a.
m; Glenn Whiteman, superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

TrInity-BIarne and Vassar avs. Rus
sell l.. Phillips. pastor. Residence OIL
Cleveland nv. Sunday school at 9:3O a.
m; Mrs. W. l.. owen, superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

River Park-Seventh st, south OF
Mishawaka av Rev. G.. L RulisOn, pas
ter. sunday school az Q 80 a. N; Mar
khnm Ball. euperin tendenL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

Sacred Heart BeIEisA-1l26 W. Thorn
a. st. Rev. Charles y. Fischer. pastor
Mass at Z. 0O and ESQ a. m. Sunday
school at 2 80 2. m Benedietion at 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

Hope-Leer and Dayton SITS Edwin O.
Me ster. minister. Bible school az 80
q m; Frank Retiring. superinten dent.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Well, Well! English
NOlU Train, College
Boy for Ring Title
Britishers Put Heavyweight
Hopes in Big Boxer From
Oxford.

NEW YORK. June IA new heavy
weight title aspirant is being groomed In
London he Is q university boy, an TX
ford student, and he gives promise OF
topping some OF the heayies from their
pedestals.
his name is F. S. Dove and he's the
best piece of flghting timber the experts
have Viewed In action IN some time he
By fur the best the va-sities haVo ever
Contributed TO the cause
He still retains his amateur standing,
ana those who are looking after ms
progress are rather shrewd In keeping
his amateur record unstained while he Is
being brought forward TO the perfection
stage when the announcement VIII De
made Of bis readiness 10 tackle Britain q
BEST among those OF extreme poundage.
II Is a splendid tribute and credit 20
tina game 20 gather future representatives
Of the manly art from the great seats or
learning.
That in itself brings new type OF mitt
artist into the picture. one whose presence
viii enhance instead OF destroy the germs
OF excitement which makes the sport so
popular.
Dove recently won the universities, hos
pitfalls and cadets heavyweight champion
ship in a manner that was thrilling, and
had be entered tho amateur heavy weight
cham pionship Of Great Britain It is no
exaggeration in saying he would have
landed the prize hands down, for he is a
far better man, according TO good Judges.
than r. r. Dawson, who proved to be the
winner 10 that event.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
JACK HIT HER,
ASSERTS MAXINE
Former Wife Permitted to
Give Some Testimony.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-United
States District Judge NJ. T. Dooling ruled
Thursday that Mrs. Maxine Dempsey
Might testify TO nonconfdential relations
In the trial of her divorced husband,
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
champion, on draft evasion charge On
Wednesday the court barred Mrs. Demp-
sey's testimony as to her confidential
marital relations.
Judge Dooling announced Thursday
there would be no general rule as to
what was noneonhdential matter and
the questions which it gives rise to will
be settled as they develop.
Following this statement of the court
the prosecution questioned Mrs. Demp-
sey regarding her visits with her hus-
band and alone. to various parts of the
country.
jected to q question as TO Dempsey S
support from July to November, 1917
during which period they were separated
according to her testimony She testi-
fed to having received a total of SEQ.
She testified she returned to Salt Lake
City at Dempsey's behest and they came
to San Francisco together.
Here she practiced her calling as a
woman of the underworld, according to
her testimony, and once Dempsey struck
her on the jaw because she did not bring
him enough money 10 satisfy him.
Mrs. Dempsey>said that at various
times she was in the underworld Of Pasen,
a. ,0AaIv anu Yakima Wash. and Cairo,
III She tlso mentioned having been in
Salida, Colo, and Salt Lake City.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Sport Lovers Anxious
to See Pony POloists
Perform at Speedway

Keen interest Is being taken in the
coming pony polo match between the
newly organized indianapolis Polo clubs
team and the Dayton (o1 squad at the
Indianapolis motor speedway SThursday
and Saturday afternoons. June il and ~.
It will be the inaugural polo contest
In Indianapolis and this spectacular and
fascinating sport will undoubtedly gaih
favor here.
The playing fields at the speedway are
being made ready rapidly. George Miller,
who is training the string Of ponies at
the speedway, stated today that the In
dianapolls Polo club will have a modern
homo and one of the best playing fields
In the game.
Word from the Dayton club states that
its representatives are anxiously awaiting
the combat with tine Indianapolis organi-
cation. The Dayton club Is we'll estab-
lished and has a large personnel of ex-
cellent players.
The Dayton players and their ponies
probably will arrive two days before the
opening match and will spend some time
pFacticing on the speedway field.
At Hassler's polo field Sunday morning
Charles Schaff, John Tishback, Frank
Witt William Miller, Ray VanCamp and
Robert Hassler Will perform in an ex-
hihition contest.
The men who will play Sunday are
candidates for the team which will rep
resent Indianapolis against Dayton's
team at the speedway.
Hassler's field is on Forty sixth street
between College and Martindale avenues
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Y. M. C. A, Swimmers to
Clash for Individual
HOnOrs Tomorrow Night

An interesting swim program will be
staged at the \. NJ. c. A. tomorrow night
when the members OF the state cham
pionship team clash ia the annual '1f
individual championship meet
The swimmers registered are in nne
shape and Coaca Jordan predicts num-
Der Of broken tank records. There Is
also a, chance for the lowering OF few
state marks.
Entries to both the junior and senior
meets may be Aled before o'clock to-
morrow night.
The junior geld is classier this year
than ever before and the youngsters are
expected 10 provide an interesting show.
The public IL invited 70 ettend tlAs
meet, which viii open At O'Clock.
The following entries have been nled I;
Forty Yard. fIao styIe-Randle Wflis,
Henry Dithmer, Levine kn.ptash, Nan
Dusen.
2OO-Yard Breast Stroke-Harry Pear
son, William Engle. W. Fowler.
220-Yard, Free Style-hniptash, Engle
Willis, Levine
100 Yard, Free Style-Dithmer. Wills,
Levine, kniptash, Nau-Dusen.
1O0-Yard Back Stroke-Ray strain, K.
Willis, II. Dlthmer.
Plunge for Distance-H. Mackey, Ward
Fowler, Codey, Gin, Van Dnsen-
Fancy Dlyins-Lawrence Shafer, Gilt,
Larkin Shafer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
LOCAL SATURDAY SCHEDULE.


Motor League-Midwest VS.. Marmens'
Garfield diamond No. 8; Premier VS.. e.
& J., Riverside diamond No. 2; Parry vs..
Wheeler. Premier field.
Sunday School League (A)-Soutnport
VS.. East Tenth, Spades diamond No. l
River Avenue VS.. Broadway, hlVerslde
diamond No. g.; Morris Street VS.. First
Baptist, Riverside diamond No. 80.
Sunday School League lB)-f1rst Unit
ed Brethren vs. Eighth Christians, RiE-
erside diamond No. 4; Olive Branch vs..
Third Christians, Riverside diamond no:
o; lions vs.. st. Pauls, Broekslde diamond
No. ..
Manufacturers League-En Lilly Va.
Holcomb & Hoke, Garfield diamond No.
2; Langsdale Gas VS.. American Can,
Brookside diamond No. 2; Link Belt VS..
lockwood, Brookside diamond No. 8.
Riverside diamond No. 8; Americans vs.:
Fairbanks. Riverside diamond NO.
Indiana Bell vs.. Abattoir, Willard dia-
mond No. l; Robbins vs.. Prest-o-Lite'
Rhodius diamond No. 2.
The Brooksides will play the Trojans
next Sunday at 3 o'clock Manager
Crosby has some new talent and 1ast
game is expected. Crickmere, WAC started
the season with the Brooksides. Is re-
quested TO call Woodruff 1903 and ASK
for Chick The Brooksides will soon go
on the road.
The Tartars and Bingo A. C.'s. both
carrying clean records for the season, VIII
clash on Riverside diamond No. sun.
with fast state clubs, Greensburg, Craw-
fordsville Columbus and Munele pre-
ferred. Address, Don Jones, 800 East
Morris street.
Fast city teams desiring games with
the st. Phillip a. C.'s are asked TO call
Woodruff 1851 and ask for John.
The Columbia A. C.'s will journey to
Dayton, O., Sunday for game with the
A o. II. nine of that city. The locals
defeated the Hawthorn club OF Louisville;
KY, in sixteen innings last Sunday and
are confident of trimming the Ohio cracks
in the coming scrap.
The Rupp Independents will meet the
Acton Comets Sunday and they expect to
hang up victory.
The Indianapolis Merits are telling
city teams asking them for games TO
get a reputation. Let's see, what
team was 1t the Merits beat away
back there In '6S.
The Broad Ripple baseballers are get
ting faster every day. They beat Cler-
mont Sunday and had the report in to-
days paper.
With the completion of tomorrow's
games IN the I. A. B. A. the boys viii
be >on the halfway stretch. Which
means that it's time for these clubs that
have been taking things as they come to
get out end show US something.
At this time it looks as though the
Marmons and Premiers are the best CLUBS
IN the association. with the Premiers
having q shade in the slope because OF
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Vanitie Believed to Be
Better Cup Contender;
Wins Third Trial Race

NEWPORT, r. l., June 1.-THE yacht
Vanitie carried or the honoEs In Thurs
fifth race OF the Americas defense elm
ination series.
The race was a nfteen-mile thrash 70
windward and return, IN a en-knot
breeze and the Vanitie led at the finish
by 2 minutes ana SO seconds
Although the series Glands 3 to . IN "a
vor of the Resolute, II IS generally ad-
mitted that one Of her victories, in which
she dr;fted across the line only 4 few
seconds under the time allowed for the
Under Thursdays conditions, with q
steady and increasing breeze the Van.
lite showed herself to be the better boat.
Two more races viii be sailed this
week, after which both yachts will 90
to Bristol for Overhauling and will not
compete again until June JIG.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
BY Charlie Logan.

their victory over the Kentucky avenue
crew few weeks ago.
But you can't never tell in base
ball, and it wouldn't be such q big
surprise If the Abattoirs, Bell Tele-,
phones, G. s. j. Tires, Prcst- o. Lites
or few other clubs stepped up ard
sent the big fayorites down the slides,
What would happen to these Portland,
Ore, high school baseballers if they ran
into the following lineup: Sweeney or
Quill, catch; Brown, Bowman, Redman,
WerKeke or Gillum pitch; Huzzie Har..
ris, first base; Wallie Porter second
schafer. third base; George Braughton,
left field; Johnny Gaalema1 center field,
and Willie Sullivan, right field? Can
you picture the outcome in your MINDS
eyer Al Of these players are re- regis us
Johnny Gaeth for a manager and they
surely would step out.
Johnny RICE. Johnny Hennessey. Hank
Stevens, Hairy Escoi and Wallie Mid
ellsworth carried the South Side Turner
basketball banner TO the front last year.
Sunday they will be seen in The Times
baseball lineup, opposing the turner
nine at Garfield park.
"Skeeter" Rupp, financial secretary
of the original Rupp ball club. says
his "iron men" are anxious to get
behind the club in the game with
Massing's Tigers n week from sun
dny The Em-Roe sporting goods
store Will supply zach player and
umpire with set of boxing gloves.
A fast game will be played at Brook
side park Sunday afternoon when the
Passyunk Tribe and Brooksides clash.
The Passyunks Will meet Mt their cruz
rooms tonight and Manager Jones re-
quests all players TO report carly.
The Oliver A. C.'s will hold their reg
ular meeting tonight. Any good amateur
catcher wishing to sign with the club
is requested to report at 1879 Oliver ave-
nue., where the meeting will be held.
Bob Jenne has organized squad Of
the fastest players In the city to- play
under the name OF Riley Stars ard
city or state clubs desiring TO meet the
Ali-Stars Sunday should cah Irvington
125.
The Rupps will meet at Kentucky ave-
nue and West streets tonight. All regu-
lar PLAYERS and q good left-handed hurler
desiring a position on the team should
report.
There will be a special meeting of the
American Express team at the company =
office tonight.
Merchants Heat and Light PLAYERS are
reouested to meet at Georgia and West
streets tonight. They play at Ladoga
Sunday.
This will be busy weekend for the
Meldon club ball tossers. They stack up
against West Newton Saturday afternoon
and meet the Romulas A. C's SUNDAY.
The team will meet al Cornnr ana Sheloy
streets tonight. Kemp and Polk take no
tice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Gardner rs Beaten
iy, British Amateur
Golf Meet Finals

MUIRFIELD, Scotland, June IL
Cyril TOlIey, Oxford student, today
defeated Robert a. Gardner of Chicago
for the British amateUr golf cham
pionship, / up, 81 holes.
Gardner was TWO up on Tolley at
the end of the first round of play, but
the American weakened later while
the Britlsher grew spectacular.
Many Americans were In the thrOng
that followed the title contest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
rs LINEUP PENDING PROSED FROM The BOsTON ANERLCS

The famous Fltchburger needs a
couple Of Pats right now.
Moran has good club-the same one
that won the championship last year,
but it's on the field all the time. His
bench is nearly barren.
He has two subs and five pitchers, but
hurler.
If the club runs into a string Of acct
dents, the champions will be in bad
way.
The indefinite suspension Of Eddie
Roush, the leagues champion hitter, has
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Fans Rush Umpire

BROOKLYN, June J1.-Umpire Rlgler
had to be escorted or the field by several
regular and special policemen after st.
Louis had won Thursdays game, 0 to 8.
The crowd took exceptions 10 a decision
at the plato in the seventh when Rigler
called Fourier safe on a close play. Tho
Brooklyn players disputed the ruling,
and Miller was put out OF the game.
Thereafter the crowd hooted the UNI
pire, and when the game ended several
hundred jumped into the field and made
q rush for him
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
BOXING
WIGGTNS TRIES
SIMPLE LIFE

Chuck Virgins, the Hoosler Flash, Is
spending his time on his managers farm
when not fighting.
Jack Druley, the heavyweight cham
pionship contcndcr's manager has farm
located near the fair grounds aud Chuck
is leading tho simple lifo there.
Manager Druley says that Chnck VIII
not come 10 tho city much during tho hot
spell az he can get into better shape FOR
his future ring engagements looking after
the cows and chickens and doing work
on the farm.
Druley expects 10 keep Virgins busy
this summer. as the local boxers past
performances ia the ring have won for
him q national reputation.
uruley received a wire from Grand
Rapids promoter today wanting Virgins
10 meet Ted Jamison. q Milwaukee heavy
weight. az Grand Rapids June II.
New York promoters also are after the
services OF Virgins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
Connie Missed One

Frank Fsisch is one youngster that the
wise and far-seeing Connie Mack failed
to pick while the picking was good. He
is sorry since Frank is fast becoming
the idol Of the Giant fans.
Connie says:
''I looked him over on several occa-
sions and I regret that didn't grab him
when he was ct FordhHm. Frisch is
just the kind OF player that Eddie Col
Inns was when 1 took him out of Co.
Iumbia
''Ths young Giant is more advanced
In playing than Collins was when he
first Joined the Athletics. Nothing bet
ter than these young collegians when
you are lucky enough TO discover them"