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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
HIGH GRIDDERS
ROUND INTO FORM
New Men Add Strength. and
Good Coaching Develops
Needed Smoothness.

Now is the time when the high
school team is beginning 10 round
into shape and take form for the
alumnae game which IS 10 be played
on September 25, two weeks from
today. The team worked hard In its
practice Friday afternoon on the
Leeper park grounds.
The practice consisted Of running
down punts, falling on the ball,
tackling and blocking The first
real scrimmage OF the year was held
Friday afternoon in the praotice.
The team is TO be strengthened
by the appearance Of Schearer and
Mike" Nyikos, both star basketball
men. Scheerer will play in the line
and Nylkos IN the backheld. The
presence Of Scheerer Will add 20 the
weight Of the team and NyIkos will
add his speed so both OF the men
will be of beneht if they make the
team.
FumbIing Eliminated.
The rustiness and the fumbling has
been remedied TO some extent by the
persistent coaching and criticizing Of
Coach Grandson and the leading of
Captain Zuver.
Signals have been learned and
practiced ever since they we're given
out and the team has them fairly
we'll worked out. although they are
sometimes mixed with the interclass
football signals and thereby cause
some confI>On. The signals are
quite complicated this year although
they will work out we'll.
Twenty one men reported Friday
and more are expected. Coach
Gransen will have a large number
10 pick from and as the men are
all doing their best IL appears 20 be
a hard Job, but the alumnae game
which will be nothing but a hard
scrimnage, will sort the men out
fairly we'll and also show UP the de-
fects in the team.
No Bad Injuries.
None of the men coming out Of
for the team have been hurt serious
" in the practices. The reason for
this was explained by one OF the
men He said. It's always the
fellow that hangs back that gets
hurt so all the men are in the midi
die of the fuss and they get out
good. II a fellow is going slow and
someone elese hits him or runs into
him, he is sure TO get the worst OF
il It's generally the man that goes
the slowest that gels the hardest
knock"
The spirit of football this year
seems 20 be greater in this city as
the general commlN is. Il hope 10
see some good games out Of that
high school team this year And
with the same spirit and pep in the
team they should come out on top.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
STAND PAT on
LINEUP FOR SUNDAY

With three straight victories be-
hind them scored over the fastest
Independent teams in this section.
the Singer Independents Will at
tempt 10 Jack another on the list
Sunday when they clash with Kala-
mazoo. The Kazooks, recognized 20
be one OF the best teams in the indie
pendent field lay claim 20 the indie
pendent championship OF Michigan
with a record of % games won out
of 26 played With the closing. of
the Glass 3 and c leagues of the
north the visitors have strengthened
their lineup with the addition OF
several of the best performers from
these circuits.
The visitors will also bring along
several veterans such as Weinberg
Hamilton, Campbell and McGilvary,
former American association and big
league stars.
The Singers will start the same
lineup which took two straight
from the WInton Six team last
week Connors. Green. Aftovski.
Spy will compose the infeld with
Broader. Mofitt and Vargo in the
garden. Joe Newkirk and Baker
will compose the battery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
LEADERS
SHOW NO CHANGE
Fridays Games Show No Up
sets In Battle for Either
Pennant.
BY Associated Press /:

NEW YORK, Sept lo.-The ma
jor league pennant chasers under
went no change OF position Friday
for the first time this week. The
Brooklyn Nationals leaders gained
three points on Cincinnati and New
York, both Of which did not play,
while the New York Americans OBJ
tanned revenge on the Cleveland
leaders for yesterdays defeat. The
Indians have no game advantages
over Chicago, which won from Bos-
ton and are only three points ahead
OF the Chicago White Sox. The Yam
KEGS are eight points behind Cleve-
land and If they win the odd game
Of the series tomorrow they will pos
ess a half game advantage on the
Indians. but by freak OF figures
will be one point behind them.
The ability OF the Brooklyn Nat
ionals 70 come through with a four
run rally in the eleventh inning to-
day 10 win from St. Louis. after ty
ing the westerners in the ninth,
shows that the EuPerbas are emoib-
ed with a fighting spirit that will
stand them we'll in the close race.
Brooklyns fourth straight victory
put them a full game, or four points
ahead Of Cincinnati and three games
or % points ahead OF New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
GRAND JURY TO
PROBE BASEBALL
Charges of Fixing Chicago
Philly Game Results
in Action.
Bv Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Sept 1o.-Subpoenae s
for all members OF the Chicago Ma
tional league baseball club 10 appear
before a grand jury in connection
with charges Of gambling in base
ball. which were ordered issued to-
day are being held up. IL was leran-
ed tonight. The Chicago team, now
playing in the east. does not return
home for more than two weeks and
consequently il is possible that only
few players may be called az the
present time. II was said the grand
jury which is investigating the al
legged gambling will convene Monday
and immediately will call Pres't
Veeok Of the Chicago club and other
league oficialS, il was said
Besides looking into the charges
that a recent game between the Chi
Cago and Philadelphia teams was
fixed" for Philadelphia 10 win, the
jury has been charged by Judge
Charles a. Mcdonald with inveSti-
eating every form OF baseball gam
bling in the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
EXTRA INNINGS TO
BRING DODGERS WIN
iIyefs7 Triple With Two On
Helps Brooklyn IN the
Pennant Chase.

BROOKLYN. sept. 10.-Brooklyn
defeated 81. Louis 20 IN Il in
muaF Friday and strengthened its
hold on first pl4ce. The Dodgers
Ave Marquard A three run lead I'm
tne first inning when Myers tripled
with two on bases and scored him
.clf on passed ball. Marquard
l..d rhc Cardinals 20 three hits ln
.ix irrings. one OF which was home
.Iu over the right field wall He
weakened in the seventh when the
.lsitors scored four runs on Heath
cctss triple. pass. single and
.-ournier~s dr1Ye over the right field
rall. The dodgers tied the score m
tnc -f-th on three singles and pass
t-t Schupp who had pitched fri
lIltIy from the first inning. 81.
i.9Iis punched four hits off Pfeffer
m the 1lth but the Dodgers came
back with five hits and a sacrifice
.or four runs OFF Sherdel schultz
LEI NVhc1t's single go through him
.or two extra bases in this inning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
AMATEUR GOLFERS
BATTLE FOR HONORS
Evans and Ouimet Meet at
Roslyn for Champion
ship Title.
Special to the Nevs.Tines


RO6LYN. y Y. Sept 10
Charles Evans. jr., OF Chicago and
Francis Ouimet. Of Boston. each OF
whom has previously been arnaruer
and oIen golf champions OF the
United States. vii play tomorrow At
the Engineers Country club for this
years arnatuer title as a result of
today.
Ouimet defeated Robert T. Jones.
II the youthful star from Atlanta.
six 10 Eve, while Evans eliminated
Edward ?. Allis. Of Milwaukee, for
mer Harvard captain 10 TO s.
Ouimet and Evans have met but
once before in match play. Last year
in the amateur tournament for the
national title at Oakmont. Pa. Out
met eliminated Evans in the sec
ond round by one up al the home
green. Evans held both the amateur
and open title in 1916 ana Is the only
man 70 have won both champion
ships in the same year Ouimet
won the open title when twenty
years Of age in 1913 and was vic
torius in the amateur champion
ship in 1914
The fact that two such expert
enced golfers have come down 70
the finals has pleased many follow
ers Of the game who consider that
itais a tribute 10 the excellence OF the
, Engineers links While many have
/ said that course is tricky, others
| have pointed out that golfers with a
variety OF good shots were able TO
qualify and 10 last we'll toward the
finals
Both flnalists outclassed their op-
ponents today but the result %
Evans match was considerably more
in doubt until Allis began 70 60 20
pieces on the way out in the after
noon rounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
AUDITORIUM.

Dolores Cassinelli. beautiful Ital-
ian star is featured today az the
Auditorium in furnished Reputa
tons" This newest picture OF
the cameo girl" is said 20 be
highly dramatic and tense story
depicting the efforts OF young
girl 10 overcome the obstacles fate
placed in her path. The action Of
the story takes one from the coun-
try studio of an artist 20 a sweat
shop in the city. a night court, and
Il girls reformatory and behind the
scenes in a theater Funny Hank
Mann in The Gov Copper" two
reel comedy, and Pathe News are
the other pictures on the bill. To-
morrow's episode OF Daredevil
Jack" serial with the mighty Jack
Dempsey. shows the continuation Of
the ensational fight scene which
was suddenly faded from the screen
AT what seemed TO be the climax
Hoot Gibson in The Fighting Ter
ror." two-reel western drama,
Bear Skin Beauties two-reel
comedy; Pathe News and Mutt and
JEFF are also or tomorrow's bill
Charlie Chaplin in a tWo-reel COM
edy called Work" and Leroy
SCOTS famous story of the under
world. Partners OF the Night are
the attractions for two DAYS start
ing Monday. Partners OF the
Night" is rated as A splendid story
Of New York's underworld and
shows, among other things a thrill
ing midnight raid on a notorious
crook rendezvous. The clever detec-
tive heading the raid is in love
with a beautiful girl, but ne DOOM I
know who or what she is. The eli
max Of this strange story is highly
sensational.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
STARS READY TO
BEGIN GRIND FOR
STRENUOUS YEAR
Coach Rockne Faces Hard
Task to Build Up the De-
pleted Backfield.

with but four DAYS remaining be-
fore the initial workout Of the sea-
son the squad OF football candiIates
which will report 90 coach Rockne
az Notre Dame wednesday afternoon
has already begun 20 assemble in
south Bend
Bockne has heard from practical
.y every member OF the 1919 varsity
and freshmen squads who IS expect
cd 20 return. several have already
arrived and others viii pat in APP
ptarance during the next three days.
George Gipp. Jim Dooley, George
prukup and several others are ON
hand capt COuzhln viii arrive to-
dag or Sunday from his home IN
Clicago. Resides Gipp. Coughlin
and DoOley. other veterans Of the
1919 western champions who will re-
turn this year are Joe Brandy.
quarteTback. Norman Barry half
back. Bernie Kirk Ed Anderson.
uatc Hayes and Roger IIley. ends;
Lawrence Shaw. tackle, Maurice
ninth and Hartley Anderson.
guards This gives I,ockne basis
of l. monogram men ON which 20
bui.d bis 1926 machine.
4 our Experienced Ends.
with tour experienced ends ON
dec, and enough men OF experience
IRE -crt-to- mi 70ut q crcditable line
RocEne big problem viii lay in the
building OF new back field OF the
zine men who won m grams in tho
Irish back ue'd last year only three
wiu return Rockne must develop
at least I'VE others OF varsity caliber
out OF the second squad and fresh
mcn-of 1919
T hat the indicated varsity OF 1913
built national reputation for itself
was Evidenced during the week when
lVo snore Of tho \otre Dame veter-
ans bft here 20 accept coaching po-
.itions. Arthur Dutch Bergman,
OF Feru. Ind. stellar halfback last
year will coach the New Mexico
AgRies." Grover Malone og Chi
cago. veteran OF three seasons and
Iergman's running mate viii de-
velOpp the LoyOla university team Of
Chicago. Eddie Nadigan. first string
center last season left several days
40 Tor Portland, ore. where he viii
coach thesCoMmNa college eleven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
MASON AND KELLY TO
MEET IN OLIVER BOUT

Jimmy Kelly. OF Chicago will be
the opponent 70 meet Frankie
Mason" Mccain IN the ten-round
bout which will feature the open
ing car OF the season az the Oliver
on Sept. 23. The fiyweights. who
battled through ten rounds az East
Chicago recently in which neither
got the decision. are expected 20
provide the best opening match
that can be secured.
Besides the main bout, Promoter
Abe Sworths also announced an
other ten-rOund affair which will in
volve Eddie Welsh. local 40
FOUNDER. and probably Battling
Hess. Fort Wayne boy. A six
round bout in which the principals
have not been selected will COM
plete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
RUTH'S HOMER IN
FIRST WINS GAME
Forty-eighth Home Run of the
Season Sets New Record
as Giants Triumph.
BY Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 10
New York evened UP the series Fri
day by beating Cleveland. 70 l.
Caldwell was hit hard. all the runs
being scored off him. as Uhle and
Mays We're effective. each striking
cut Ruth once. Ruth, however,
made his 4Sth home run of the sea-
son when he hit the ball over the
right field wall in the frst inning
with "a runner on first Shawkey
was effective all the way and made
II six out OF seven games from
Cleveland this year. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
s1hfaAssa:s
OLIVER

The Courage OF Marge ODoone. "
screen version OF the popular novel
by James oliver Curwood, which
will be shown al the Oliver theater
for four days starting Sunday Is .
clean, live story OF love and adven-
ture In the frozen wilderness Of the
great Canadian northwest. Not the
least Of IT'S exciting episodes, aside
from a tight between two grizzly
bears, are the scenes. which were
difficult 20 obtain, where David
Raine and Msrge ODoone, with the
aid OF Tara, the trained bear. and
Borree. the wolf-dog, fight their
way out OF the Nest, the stronghold
OF smugglers and bad men. The
play opens on a train stalled il the
snow OF an Arctic night and ends
with a night encsmpment and a
strange meeting far from civiliza-
ton. Between the beginning and
the end are wonderful adventures
and exciting incidents in a land
where heroism and danger arc a
part OF The daily routine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
Chamber of Commerce
vii Hold Luncheon

Mr. Mcintosh OF LaSalle Extension
University az Chicago. Will speak or
Building Goodwill" AZ the Arst tall
luncheon OF the South Bend Cham
Der Of Commerce 70 be given in the
Commerce building Monday noon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
ORPUFTM


The vaudeville bill shown az the
Orpheum theatre again today tea
lures that most wonderful OF all
East India mYstics the Jovedd@h
De Rajah Barnes and Freeman.
unusual entertainers and JaoQueIin
Tallman and company IN "Num bsg
Please are two acts prominent on
the same bill Sanlaroff and Sonia.
Russian peasants IN songs and
dances from their native land. Petty
Reat and brother. clever young
musicians and Eddie Hastings. a
comedy juEgler. round out the pro
gram,
Starting tomorrow, Jamee H Gull
len, popular monologist and singer
Of topical songs Is one OF the fore
most numb ers OF the new bill. Park
er brothers will thrill and surprise
with a hand balancing act that is IN
usual McGreevy and Doyle. origin
al fun makers, the Gallarinf sisters,
dainty maids OF melody and two 9TH
or excellent acts complete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
East Wins TlCo of Three
EdSt-West Net Matches

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 10.
The east won TWO out OF three
matches in the east-west tennis
tournament which started az the
Germantown Cricket club Thursday
In the feature match William r.
Tuden II, Philadelphia. world :
tennis champion, and r. Norris VIII
liams. H.. Boston. a former national
title holder, defeated ". NJ. John
ston and =. J. Griffin. san Francisco,
national doubles champions, SIS;
$40. 81. SIS. In the singles
Charles Garland. Pittsburz. defeat
ed Ralph Burdick. Chicago. SO;
SIS: So. while Willis z. Davis. Sa N
Francisco, triumphed over Wallace
Johnson. Philadelphia AS; o.. 10
ga; So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
IASAIIF

Ethel Clayton's eyes have been the
source OF much praise and comment.
And in More Deadly Than the
Male" in which picture she appears
TODAY at the LaSalle. the star has
ample opportunity 20 make use OF
these beautiful eyes. II is a picture
in which Miss Clayton IS near
vamp'-made sAby the love OF q
man who yearned for adventure.
She pretended 70 have husband.
and when the young man who loved
but did not appreciate her learned
this. a merry Scranl BILE followed on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
FLIRTING IS LOST
ACCOMPLISHMENT
SAYSPOLICEWOMAN.
By United Press


CHICAGO. Sept Io.-Fl-trg IS a
lost art. According 20 Alice Glenn
ents. veteran Chicago policewoman.
the delights and thrills % a pleas
ant harmless fiirtation are matters q
the past.
Girls have run the art" into the
ground, she said today. Where
young women formerly would start
a young mans heart beating fast By
demure look or a lifting or the
eyelid. the girls OF today have no
time for such acting
Nowadays girls just let them
selves be picked up" said Miss
Clements "All a boy has 20 do -
70 tip his hat and get a girl
Girls. Miss Clements said. are
more familiar with mon now than
in the Iast.
And 7 refer 70 respectable girls
she said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
Totals .....Ss' 5 9
Batted for r. Miller in 9th.

-Batted for f. Miller in 9TH.
-~Batted for Enzmann in 9th
PittSburg ......... 200 liz llO-8
Philadelphia ....-. 600 zoo 00l-S
Errors-McKechnie 2. Williams
r. Miller. TragreSser. Two base hits
Nicholson. McKechnie ?. Schmidt.
BiSbee Stolen bases--McKechnie
Cooper Rawlings Sacrifices-Cut-
shaw. Left on bases-Fittsburg 5.
PhiladelI hia. s. Bases on balls
of Cooper. .; off Hubbell, / Hits
off Hubbell Is in innings. none
out in sth: off Enzmann, l in . in
nings Struck out-By Cooper. s.
Losing pitcher-Hubbell Cmpires
Hart ard Mccormick Time
1880.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
MUD HENS WIN THIRD
TILT FROM SENATOR'S
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TOLEDO. o., Sept 1o.-Toledo
pounded Sherman, Pechous and
Barger plentifully Friday and won
the third straight game from Co.
lumbus by a score OF Il 70 9. The
locals scored 10 runs in the second
inning, three pitchers working in
the inning and thirteen men having
batted before the first out was
made Score:
Column III o 100 800 l3 4
Toledo 1000 10 O0'-I2 "a ?
Sherman, Pechous Barger and
DEUEL.. Nelson. Brady and Wood
all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
PINCH HITTER WINS
IN EIGHTH INNING
Murphy of White SOx Does
Hero Role With Bases
Filled.
II Associated Press

CHICAGO. sept. 1O-Eddie Muir
pnN batting as a pinch hitter with
the bases filled and one out in the
sth inning. made il possible for Chi
Cago 90 defeat Boston = 20 FRIDAY
Murphy grounded 20 Hoyt whose
throw 10 SChang forced r. Collins
but SchanE hit Murphy on the back
in trying 20 double him At FIRST and
Jackson and FelSch scored. MCInnis'
throw 20 the plate was bad and Muir
ply took third from where he
scored on a double steal with Schalk.
Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
STOPPED BY RAIN

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 10
Rain Friday prevented the final
days races OF the grand circuit
meeting here and the majority OF
the stables were tonight shipped TO
Syracuse, the next stop. The colt
race. unfinished Thursday. was de-
clared complete by the judges. with
Worthy Chief, Crossman driving
the winner: Jane the Great (COx)
second. and Sister Bertha. CSerrilD
third. Each OF the colts had won
a heat Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
INDI4N CATCHER GETS
FOUR HITS IN CANE

LOUISVILLE Ky, sept 10
indianapolis defeated Louisville 5
TO 3. here Friday. both Graham and
Cav being hit hard. but the latter
was stronger in the pinches. The
batting OF Henline. who got four
hits IN four times at bat. was 4 fea
ture. Score;
Indianapolis 0I5 o1o 01o-6 "a I
Louisville .. 1oi 600 0o1-S Is 5
Cav and Henliae; Graham. Is
teIle and hocher,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11

Myatt Three-base hit-Cobb. Stolen
bases - Veach. Bush Sacrifces-
Griffin. Bush 2 Left on bases
Philadelphia. 5; Detroit, s. Bases
on balls-Of Ayers, s; off Rommel.
l. Hit by pitcher - BY Ayers
(Walker). Struck out-By Ayers. S
by Romme Cmpires - Nalin
and Evans Time-1:25.
Second Game
Philadelphia 900 600 OIL I s
Detroit ......O02 012 O0"--5 Q |
Keefe and Perkins; Morrissette
and Stanage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11

Lila Lee. who has been lfxeaed 20
the yeast OF the moving picture in
dustry, plays opposite Wallace Reid
In todays attraction az the Castle
Hawthorne or the L. $ A" A young
American IN the little kingdom OF
Bolvania where he meets a lovely
girl. thWarts conspIrators beats the
revoluuOnists, gets into jail Quells a
rebellion and saves the day sun
day VIM. 5 Hart is az the castle IL
The Toll Gate"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept 10
Extra base hitting featured Fridays
game won by the leaders 20 5.
Berghammer and Duncan were or
dered from the field for arguing with
Umpire Knapp over a foul ball in
the third inning. Haas hitting fea-
tured. Score:
st. Paul. ...112 600 si2-s: Il; 0
Milwaukee 900 Otl ooo-S. 8; 2
Griner ard Hargrave. Nerthrop
and stayloF.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
10 ARD-MOORE NfNTCHED.

CHICAGO. SEPT 70 Benny
Leonard. lightweight boxing cham
nion and Pa Moore Of New Orleans
have come 20 terms for a Io-round
match az East Chicago. Ind. Sept.
Is. according 20 an announcement
made Thursday night by the pro-
rnoters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11

RESULTS TODAY
American League
Boston s: Chicago g.
New York 6 Cleveland =
Philadelphia %: Detroit IS
Washington VS.. St Louis Drainl
National League
Cincinnati Boston frain.l
ST Louis s; Brooklyn 2. II innings
Pittsburg 9 Philadelphia 8
American Association
Columbus Q Toledo IL
Indianapolis s Louisville :
Minneapolis Kansas City (vet grounds
ST Paul . Milwaukee
Southern Association
Atlanta 3; Mobile l.
Memphis & Nashville l.
Birmingham 3 New Orleans O.
Chattanooga I Little Rock .
International League.
Jersey City .: Reading ..
Rochester s. Akron o.
Buffalo 4; Toronto 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
POPTLATION FTGTRES.

WASHINGTON. SEPT f0-The
census bureau today announced the
following 1920 population reports:
Antrim county. Mich. 1I.542. de-
crease since 1910. 4.14s or 2s.4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
PIRATES POUND TWO
PHILLY MOUNDSMEN
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10
Pittsburg Friday made IL two
straight in the series with Phila-
delphia. 10 s Hubbell was hit
hard and supported poorly, except
that Williams one-hand running
catch in the NTH robbed Whitfield Of
a horne run and was one OF the best
performances seen in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
CANADA GALS CHEERFUL CHIRPs


selves the world viii he calling the event the Olympic
than fresh because II
from and alou
han
deva ks of NevY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-11
Totals - u z32
- - schunp y -.

H4tfe0 t0r AltF4laTl III q ia
- Ratted for Smith in 9th-
~ Ran for SChmant IN 9th.
Ran for Pfeffer iu 11th.
6 Louis oIO 600 400 0S-S
7,-ooLl,n 500 0On 0n2 Of-q
F~rors-Schultz. Fournier. olson.
NUduff. Two base hits-Miller.
Three base hits-Schultz, Myers.
Home rune-Fourrtcr and Hornshy.
crifices-Johnston Wheat Left
on bases-St Louis s.. Brooklyn 9.
Passes on balIs-off MarQuard2 off
pfeffer Schupp g. Hits-off
Marquard Sin z. Pfeffer : In g..
Smith I !n q Schupp 10 in 10, Sher-
del s in I Struck out-by Narquard
Smith I: Pfeffer . Schupp g..
Winning pitchcr-Pfeffcr Losing
pitcher Shcrdel Umpired-klcm
and Emsue Time o.22