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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-01-08
TOBACCO MEETING

Farmers are urgd to remember the
tobacco meeting to be held in the
courthouse on Friday, Jan. 16. Cream
cry matters will be discussed in the
forenoon and tobacco in the after
noon.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-01-08
CEMETERY LOTS

Land adjoining the Cookeville cem-
etery has been bougat and added to
the cemetery, and burial lots can
now be secured by calling on E. H.
Boyd, secretary of the cemetery
board. Prices $40 $25, and $50.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-01-08
HOME TELEPHONE CHANG ES

H.. J. Davis retired as manager of
the Cookeville Home Telephone Co.,
on Jan. /, having served continuously
since June l., 1914. Rusk Buck sue,
ceeds as manager of the Office. Mr..
Davis has not as yet decided what he
will do.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

A meeting of the stockholders of
the First National Bank of Cooke
vile, Tennessee is hereby called to
meet on Tuesday, January 13, 1920 at
one o'clock at their banking house in
Cookeville, Tennessee for the pur-
pose of electing Directors for the
year 1880.
~ D. c. W1LHITH, Pres.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-01-08
NOTICE.

/ have, one mole northeast of town,
nice filly, coming three; also a
mare mule of the SINE age, for sale
cheap, for cash or liberty bonds, or
good note.-Adv'.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
FINAL RACE MAY
BE STAGED TODAY
Yachts Take Workout Sunday
Afternoon-Lipton
Feels Confident.
BY Associated Press /:

by AS>otlaLeu 1EeSe
SANDY HOOK. July 25.-Reso-
lutte and Shamrock took sail stretch
ing spine Sunday in the Horse Shoe
promontory preparatory for what
promises to be the final race for the
Americas cup Monday The Ameri-
can yacht bent on a brand new main
sail. and after il was hOisted set an
outer jib and went for a 20 minute
sail i'm the bay A nice eight-knOt
breeze was blowing from the north
west which would have been ideal
for the racing machines.
Shamrock ~ got under way late
Sunday afternoon and worked in
and about the Horse Shoe for some
time Once at their mOorings the
mainsails Of the two racers were put
under covers and the crews were
permitted to Cest for tho race which
is to be fought over a course l. miles
to winward or leeward and return.
Sir Thomas Upton feels. confident
the Shamrock ~ will lift the cup
and prefers not to talk about the
possibility Of another challenge un-
til il is determined whether the
Shamrock " viii be successful or
not.
Indications Sunday night were for
a light southwesterly breeze which
would give the yachts a beat TO
windward / : miles down the Jersey
coast with a run home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
BY ED. HUGHES

OF course every one in America
wants a Yankee shield to first breast
the tape in the gruelling Marathon
race, the blue ribbon event of the
coming Olympics at Antwerp.
But in the event Of defeat being
our lot in the classic test there would
be few complaining voices raised
were Peter Trivoulidas used as the
instrument OF disappointment. For
Peter is "one of us although ne is
TO bear the colOrs of Greece on his
breast in the terrible run at Ant
werp.
Triyoulidas expects to duplicate,
in a sense. the act OF the ancient
soldier of Aliltiades who ran from
Marathon TO Athens announcing
victory, then TO drop dead. He ex-
poets 10 run the same distance 10
the fraction. And he expects, III the
finish, TO bear news TO Greece nos
Of a military victory. but one strict
ly athletic. Being a strictly athletic
affair, Peter. unlike the messenger
Of ola, does not expect to drop dead
He's too much of an athlete FOR that
sort of thing.
Dark horses" usually come
through" in these marathon tests
it seems. Macarthur was something
Of surprise at Stockholm. Johnny
Hayes, an eX-department store
clerk-an absolute unknown-won
in London. Sherring of Canada up
set expert calculations at Athens way
back in 1906 There's no picking
a winner in such a wholesale array
Of entrants as face the starter in
an Olympic marathon.
ottr rrivoulidas has been in this
country quite a while. But he rates
as a citizen of Greece for he has
never taken out papers in America.
He has trained for and competed in
fhe Boston Marathon eight times.
Translated into competitive figures
that is 200 miles.
At the end of the 2OOth mile
1riVOulidas perseverance was re-
Warded. He won the last Boston
Marathon IL few weeks ago against
pick OF American marathon mater
ial Greek friends in New York,
where Peter lives. showed their APP
probation by subscribing a purse
big enough TO send TriyOulidaS after
the supreme Marathon honor Al
Antwerp this sunmer-for Greece.
Cook Bv Trade.
TrlVOul1daS like Johnny Have
works AT a Job which has nothing
TO do with developing athletic prov
ess He assists ia the kitchen OF
big New York department store.
Previous 10 this TriyOulidas did
quite Dit of running in his native
country. Greece once he finished
second in a race held over the orig
/ inal course trekked by the soldiers
of Miltades Then he served a Ions
stretch in the navy, which probably
/ didn't develop him in the matter Of
running style. But II fashioned a
/ pair Of sturdy legs and moulded
generally. the physique which en-
I ables him 10 sustain the wear and
/ tear of the awful marathon run.
/ Greece has triumPhed in an Olym
! pic Marathon but once. That Wa:
} when Loues won at Athens in 1895
] In the last one at Stockholm IN
: 1912 the first Greek 10 finish could
! do no better than goth.
. TriVoulidas may re-estaolish tn,
1 lost prestige OF the Greek as a Mar,
athOn runner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
BROOKLYN LEADS
BY SMALL MARGIN
Cincinnati. Runner Up IN N9.
tiOnal. Fails TO Show
Any Form

bt Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July Brooklyn
continues % lead the race in the Na-
uonu league despite a slump last
week-that is. a slump as compared
with the way the team has been
playing since the last week in June
The Robins lead. however. was nos
cut down TO any extent because en-
oinnati the runner-up team. N~t
three games during the week The
relative positions OF the two teams
was nos changed sunday as 3oin
We're defeated.
New york ana Cleveland are tut-
ishing plenty of excitement IN lilell
battle for the leadership OF lI'1
American league The indians zoos
the lead early in May and were ols-
nlaced for day by the YANKEES
he week Of July 8 and again Tor 81
si,,ilar neriod last week They re
Gained frst place by defeating rug
gins men Saturday. Boh teams
Won their game sunday. speaker
taar, 81 still i'm bad shape Tor lack
of good pitching, while New eIN
is winning games consistently %
heavy batting.
The weeks record. IN each leaeue.
of games played. won and lost Win
runs. hits. errors. including comes of
saturday Julv "a is as follows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
LARGE CROHDS TURN
OUT FOR AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION CANES

CHICAGO. July 35-An at-f
dance records in the history of tnr
American association are in danger
of being shattered this scaSon-the
most prosperous in the nineteen
years OF the organization.
President Hickey announced sun
day that if the clubs continue 70
draw as well during the last hair
Of the season as theey did the first
three and "a half months, the total
attendance for the season viii likely
reach 500 600 as compared with
total attendance of 100000 for tho
entire season a year ago.
When the clubs reached the hGlf
way mark in the season. the total
attendance was considerably more
than 100000 Perhaps the biggest
surprise is the drawing powers of
the Toledo club. which. for the first
time in years. IS a pennant contende-
or. The attendance AT Toledo is 100
per cent above the showing Of a yea
ago. Minneapolis and ST. Pau! also
are drawing record brea king crowds.
The attendance at ST, Paul for the
first half of the seas.1 Has greater
than the attendance Tor the entire.
1919 season.
Although the ST. Paul club IS
making q runaway race in the scrar-
BILE for the pennaut, the remaining
clubs. with the exception Of Kansas
City are engaged in tight contest
with indications favoring a spirited
up to the finish for second and third
places
There is possibility President
Hickey said. that tine Dcnnant-win-
ming team viii meet the champion
ship club Of the Pacific Coast league
in another post-season series this
wear. The American association OK
ecutive has been ia correspondence
with President Mccarthy Of the coast
league over the proposed games. FL
nal action depends upon the decision
Of John ". Norton. president III the
St. Paul club which az the present
seems apparently certain Of carrying
off the 1920 pennaut-
There IS "a great future ahead ~
the two leagues in playing this fall
series annually" President Hickey
said. THE ideal weafTcr condition
on the coast are very fav0ra h.e
Judging from the artendanCe at The
series the games can De regarded ass
second in Importance 20 the world
series.
Personally 7 am In favor ~ Tho
coast league series and 7 hope the
games can be arranged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
Ruth Clouts 35h Homer Right Field Stand Polo Ground
OLD SPORTS MUSINGS

Since Babe Ruth has surpassed
his record OF home runs OF last
year the ball fans I'M general seem
appcased and they care net now II
he should total 100 of EN-.
The manner in which the Wilson
Bros boys are clouting the apple I'm
the Industrial league looks as II thew
were starting some Ruth records
among themselves.
Although Pop Frankel had ali the
Irize money collected for mis- Dodge
team in the Glass A league before
the season opened his stock is not
very high al the present time.
But the Industrial league is ac-
comprising its purpose OF creating
interest in baseball and the manner
in which the various games are being
patronized is more than hlling pre-
season expectations.
The popular Eddie Welsh viii
have a good tryout az Michigan Citv
next Thursday I'm which he starts as
a windup attraction And there will
be quite a few Of the fans from here
20 attend the festivities
Duy Smoke has the seasons best
doghsh yarn. He snagged two biz
uns at one session AT Diamond lake
and lifted the pair into the boat
dead But he does not explain that
the owner Of the Great Eastern
beaned them with a hammer as they
were brought up along side OF the
boat.
It's remarkable how excited the
entire sporting fraternity is over the
Shamrock Resolute race. If they
US land lubbers would sleer just as
well.
Bert Clayes. the champion bass
player of the Studebaker band.
turned philosopher on their Detroit
trip last week. He provided lavishly
of the forbidden fruit to mis- close
friends ad libitum.
The National league has one of
the most exciting races in its his
tory. ANY one Of the first six clu bs
has chance at the flag az this
stage OF the season.
But for the runaway pace ST Paul
have set from the seasons inception.
the race Of the American assOcia-
ton would be even more speCta cular
than that Of the National.
For Ghe first time in local bowling
history the clan IS doing some pre-
liminary work I'm the matter of or
ganizat'on. Tt is high time that the
boys are waking up 10 this import
ant feature There are at present
Il applications for membership FOR
the City league
Bowlers have always marveued AT
the splendid organization of the
league at the Elks' temple The an
TERED herd do their preliminary
work during the summer months
and they are all set when the bell
rings At present there are four of
the leagues fully organized and the
other half of the sketch viii prob
ably be finished this week.
There are a number of important
tournaments i'm store for local bowl
ers this season. Among these are
the City tournament at South Bend,
Interstate tournament at South
Bend. Tri-state tournament at In
dianapolis. Interstate tournament at
Aurora, State tournament at Gary or
South Bend. National tournament al
Buffalo. Invitation tournament al
Milwaukee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
Toledo Mud Hens Split
TiUin Bill With ColOneIS
nv Associated Press

TOLEDO. o.. July o5.-ToledO
remained In the first division OF the
American association sunday by
taking the second game OF a double
header 10 after dropping the
first 10 0. Koob who pitched
three innings Saturday and the first
game today tried to- do the second
game but was driven 10 cover in one
third of an inning. Nelson, who
came from the New York Americans
last spring pitched his first full
game and his second victory Of the
season. Score.
(lst game.)
Louisville 600 so OO1-5 i o
Toledo 900 600 900 4
Koch and Kocher. MoColl and
Mcneil, Murphy.
(2nd game.)
Louisville 700 600 O2O-3 s I
Toledo 500 600 1Ox-4 9
Koob. Graham. Long and Kocher;
Nelson and Mcneil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
Kansas City Divides
Contest With Bre1Cers

By Ass0ciateu Iress-
MILWAUKEE, July 25.-Milwau-
kee and Kansas City divided
double header Sunday the visitors
winning the first ), TO 0. and losing
the second 1 10 .. Red Au,es was
invincible IN the opener. allowing
only four hits. Meadows allowed
only three hits in the second but
two OF them drove in runs. Score:
Kan. city 200 oil O01-5 u o
Mil 100 600 600 l
Ames and Brock. Northrop and
Castor. Uhlreck. (lst game.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
JOHNSON MOTOR NINE
STAMPS WYATT TEAM

The Johnson Motor Wheel base
ball aggregation iOurneyed 10 Wyatt,
Ind. sunday, and brought hume the
bacon. defeating The Nyatt crew by
the score of IA 10 ,. GrabOWskl
hurting excellent bali for the win
ming team, was never in any real
danger. and allowed only five hits.
Bash started In the mound for the
wyatt nine, but was replaced in the
seventh BY Scheer after four runs
had been scored on his offerings.
Cathermans hitting featured the
fracas. clouting two triples and the
same amount Of doubles.
Score by innings.
Johnson .024 POI 410-l4 Is l
wyatt 900 O02 900 1
Grabowski and Whitmer; Bash
Scheer and Nelson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
FIGHTS DRAW

CHICAGO. July 25.-Frank Mason
OF Fort Wayne. national fiyweight
champion. and Jimmy Kelly OF Chi
cage fought q ten-rOund bout 10
draw at East Chicago. Ind. Sat
urday night. IL was kelly's first ap-
pea rance in fast boxing company
ana his eleventh professional en-
gagement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
MAYS HURLING
ALSO FEATURES
YANKEE VICTORY
Carl Has Little Trouble in
Holding Red Sox to
Four Swats.
By Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 25.--New York
easily defeated Boston here sunday
S TO q Mays held the Red sox to
four hits. two OF which were or the
scratch variety. Hoyt pitched weil
except IN the fifth when the Yankees
eot TO him for six hits. one Of
s, hicn was Babe Ruth's thirty fifth
home run OF the season, the ball
going into the lower right field
stand Boston made a triple play
.u the third inning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
Columbus Falls TlUice
Before Indian Outfit

BY Associated Press:
COLUMBUS. O.. July 35.-lndi2n-
apolis made a clean sweep Of the
series with Columbus By winning
both games of Sundays double
header. 10 i'm an ! inning and
3 to l. Columbus misplaNs aided
the visitors in each game.
score.
(1st Came.)
Ind 10 ono 600 03-7 Is 3
col OO1 Coz 100 01-5 l. 3
Jones. ROgge and Henline, Dan
forth and Kelly
Ind ~..010 600 002--s /
col 900 600 01O-1 Z .
Whitenouse and Henline, Lyons
and Hartley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
HOOSIER CREAMS
DEFEAT SINGERS
Take First Came of Series
From Industrial League
Leaders-Score 4-3.

Before a crowd which taxed the
capacity of the Singer park. the
Hoosier Creams, doubtless the fastest
aggregation Of baseball Players out
side the Industrial league. Sunday
afternoon took the measure Of the
Singer team, leaders of the league,
by a 10 score.
Joe Mutt. on the mound for the
winners, was in good form. and had
the Singer outfit eating out Of his
hand till the ninth frame. when a
brace of misplays, one by Mutt him
self. almost spilled the beans. IN
this mining there were two men on
base when the renowned Buck Con
nors stepped to the plate with his
war club. Mutt was equal to the OC-
casiCn however, for he forced the
Singer star 70 hit a dinky grounder
toward pitchers box. Nut saw a
double play in sight and in his haste
10 execute the play overthrow third
base by "A wide margin and two
enemy runs crossed the plate.
Then he settled down and retired
the side.
Bat Eckler Out.
Ecker started on the mound for
the Singer team and got as far as
the sixth inning when the nOOSleI
Creams cut loose with a barrage of
bingles that sent Ecker TO the
showers. Cappy Moore was called
in from his station at right field and
finished the game without allowing
another run.
That both these teams have a fol-
lowing was evidenced by the en-
thus,asm displayed by the crowd,
and il was evenly distributed too
This was the first Of a three-game
series which has been arranged be
tween the two tearls. one the leader
OF the Industrial league, the other
claiming the Semi-prO champ ionship
of northern Indiana. The next
game Will be played either the sec
ond or third Sunday In August at the
same park Pending the outcome Of
this game, arrangements for the last
game. should one be necessary. is
being held up. Score:
Hoosier Creams 600 103 600 .
Singers 1910 600 002-3 s
Mutt and Zenas; Ecker. Moore
and Barry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
Boston 3 St Louis 2
New York 3 Cincinnati
Chicago ., Philadelphia 2.
Plttsburg ; Brooklyn g.
American League.
st. Louis 5 Detroit 81
Cleveland Z , Chicago 2
Washington 4 Philadelphia 8.
New York s Boston ?
American Association.
Louisville J.3; Toledo o.
Kansas City So: Milwaukee OF
Minneapolis ., st. Paul T.
Indianapolis 10; Columbus 81.
Southern Association.
Nashville O-6; Atlanta 80.
Mobile pa New Orleans 5-1.
Memphis e Birmingham l.
Chattanooga %: Little Rock @
international League.
Baltimore 1O-1: Syracuse IL
Buffalo Rochester J.
Reading -. Jersey city 6-S
Toronto I Akron 5.
Three-I League
Rockford o; &; 2. Terre Haute 3 o: o.
Rockford l. ); 3 Terre Haute o, 3; 1.
2ud gameJ
Moline 3 Is; Rock Island 3; 81.
Moline L; q; 3. Rock Island o; .; l. q
nningsJ
Cedar Rapids 0: G; 5. Evansville Is:
II; ,.
Cedar Rapids o 2: ? Evansville Z: 10:
IS innings4
Peoria S; 10; bloomington 3 q: 2.
Peoria o; IL 0. Bloomington l.; II: l.
End game.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
CLEVELAND INDIANS
UALLOP WHITE HOSE

CLEVELAND. o.. July %
Cleveland defeated Chicago Sunday
Z TO Coveleslie outpitched VII
llams and received better support
errors by Risberg and Weaver be-
ing costly Numerous doubles We're
made because OF ground rules in
force ewing 20 the. crowd on the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
BROWNS FALL HARD
BEFORE TIGER CREW

DETROIT. Mich. July 25.-De-
troit hammered three pitchers for
- hits and defeated St Louis today
II TO s. Ainsmith led in the club
hing with. two-singles, a double and
Ii triple in five times at bat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
LEAGUE LEADERS
BOW TO PIRATES
Mitchell Knocked From the
Mound for First Time
This Season.
BY Associated Press

BROOKLYN. y. Y July 25.-
Pittsburg knocked Mitchell out OF
the box Sunday. the southpaw pitch
er losing his first game Of the sea-
son. The score was 5 to 4. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
POWELL'S SINGLE IN
NINTH WINS CONTEST
By Associated Press

STN LOUIS. July 25.-PowelIs
single TO center in the ninth inning
with the bases filled and two out
gave Boston two runs and 70 .
victory over st. Louis Sunday in the
deciding game of the series of FIVE
flames Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

Eighteen months Of warfare N
Russia carried on by British col
diers cost the English government
war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
SPANIARDs WIN

OSTEND. Belgium, July 25-Tn
the Olympic polo ga me SUNDAY the
Spanish team defeated the Afneri-
cans 10 s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

There are now only three sur
vivors OF those who partic.pa Ire
The Charge Of the Light Brigade
They 1--we in London
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
PHILLIES FALL HARD
BEFORE ALEXANDER
By Associated Press

By ASsOciated Press
CHICAGO. July 25-Extra base
blows by Chicago coupled with AL
eXander's pitching won from Phila-
delphia here Sunday by the score
of TO o. Terry led the hitting with
two doubles, while Merkle stepped
into a triple and two singles. Score.
a II u 8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

Two-base hit - Duncan. Three
base hit-Burns. Stolen base-Dau-
bert Sacritice-DUncan. Errors
Young. Snyder, Neale. Sallee Dou-
Bile play-Doyle 10 Bancroft 10 Kei-
ly Left on bases--New York Il.
Cincinnati Z Bases on balls-On
Saliee l: of Luque >: of Toney 2.
Hits-Om Sallee 10 in Ia innings:
OF Luque 8 in 3 % innings Hit by
pitcher-By Toney l. Struck out
BY LuQue g. by Toney l. Losing
pitcher-Sallee.
Umpires-O' Day and Quigley.
Tims-1.5s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
EIGHTH FRAME RALLY
WINS FOR SENATORS
" Assoclated -

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Wash-
inEton rallied In the eighth inning
sunday and defeated Philadelphia {
20 8.
score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
I-Batted for Schalk IN 9TH

base hits-Leibold Felsch Gardner.
o'NeIl Coveleskle Chapman. john
ston Home run-Speakcr. Stolen
bases ~ WAN bsgauss. SacrihCes-
Leibold. JOhston. Graney. Left on
hases-C Chicago 10. Cleveland z.
Bases on balls-On Williams 4: Cow
eleslSie g. Struck out-Bv Williams
3 CovelcslIie 8.
UEuirea-Chui and Moriarity.
Time-I-50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

ErTOTs-Smlth. Young u. Neach.
Two base hits-Ainsmitb. Austin >
Young, Williams. Three base hits
Young. Ainsmith. Flagstead. ia
CObsOu. Stolen baseS-PineIH Doubls
plays OunC and lehman. Left
on baseS-St Louis II: Detroit =.
Bases on bails-Off Oldham B:
Shocker .: Van Glider 4. Hits-off.
ShoCker Q i'm IL inning: off Well
man i'm %. off Van Glider 10 in
Z, Struck out-by Oldham .. Van
Glider .. Losing pitcher-Shocke r.
EMPIRES F'riel and Owens Time
I:55.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

Merkle. Killifer. Three-base hit
Rawlings Stolen bases-Paskert.
Friberg. Sacrifces-Rawlings. Pas
kert CD. Deal Errors-Paulette
ca Left or bases-Philadelphi s.:
Chicago. 8. Bases on balls-Off Alex
ander. 3. on Rixsy. /. Struck out
BY Alexander. 4: by Rixey. 1. UNI
pires-Moran and Rigler. Time
La
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
NGR4W'S CLUB BEATS
NORAN'S CHAMPIONS
By AssocIated Press:

CINCINNATI. o. July 25-The
Giants won the odd game of the
iiveg game series from the Reds Sun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 25.E-
Purses totalling s507. 600 will be = is
distributed during the forty-siX Gays
OF racing IN Kentucky this fall. a
big increase over ant previous sea
son The minimum purse at Lex
ington will be $1,000. al Louisville
$1,000 and at Latonia $500.
At Lexington there viii be two
stakes with a Combined value Of
$500. and these with the overnight
races will total s55, 800 10 be award
ed the hOrsemen. Eight stakes are
carded for the Latonia meet and
their total value viii swell the total
for the meet 10 s339,500. Churchill
Downs. Louisville, will provide $112.-
900. These figures include four
stakes with d combined va/e Of
$4,000 and other races calling for
distribution OF s87. 500.
Last fall the total purse money
at the three tracks was 1898. 600.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26

When the railroad car in which
he was touring was derailed and
turned over. the prince Of Wales
climbed out Of "a side window un-
injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-26
GAMES TODAY.
American L.enRna

Chicago at Detroit
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston az New York.
National League.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.