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South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
EARLHAM TAKES
COLLEGIATE MEET
Run Away With First Hon
ors-Capt. Ivey, Earlham,
Individual Star.
By Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May I'll
Earlham college won the Indiana
Collegiate Athletic league track and
field meet held az Butler college to-
day. scoring - 1-2 points Frank
lin made a score OF - 1-2; Butler,
30; y. A. G. L. of indianapolis. 70.
and Oakland City. 3.
Capt Ivey of Earlham was the IN
dividual star Of the meet. scoring a
total Of IS points for the Quakers.
Summaries:
Mile Run-Dalton (Earlham) .
Doolittle (Butler). Murphy Crank
linz. Snepp (Franklin). Time. 4:35.
Discus Throw-Johnson Carl
ham), Harrison (Franklin). Carey
CEarlham). Distance. 112 feet. 4
inches.
44O-Yard Dash-Draper CButler)
Robinson CEarlhaml. Gale Crank
lin, Carter (Earlham). Time, 80.
1OO-Yard Dash-Stohl Crank
linz, Arbuckle CEarlham0, Emslie
(Earlham), woodgate u. a. G. ID
12O-Yard High Hurdles-Ivey
CEarlham). Slebert q. A. G. U).
Wildman (Earlham), Downey
(FrankHn). Time, :15.3.
SsO-Yard Run-Robertson Carl
ham), Draper (Butler). Noland
CFranklin), Jones (Earlham)
Time, 2:05 1-5.
22O-Yard Dash-Stohl Crank
linz, Fauquher CEarlham). Arbuckle
(Franklin), Emslie (Earlham)
Time. :23.1.
Two-Mile Run-Doolittle CBut-
ler), Smith (Franklin), Snepp
(Franklin), Brown CButler). Time,
1924.
22o-Yard Low Hurdles-Ivey
(Earlham), Campbell CF'ranklin),
Stewart (Butler). Downey Crank
linz Time, 1858.
Pole vault-Grifin CEarlham) .
Mercer (Butler). Wndman Carl
ham), and Blunt CFranklin). tied for
third. Height, II feet, 3 IA inches.
Shot Put-Johnson (Earlham)
Beasley (Earlham), Harrison
CFranklin). Crane CN. A. G. u
Distance, 40 feet, II II inches.
High Jurnp-Seibert q. A. G. %,
Ivey (Earlham). Woods (Butler).
Wildman (Earlham). Height, 6
feet, / Is inches.
Javelin Throw-Hinshaw Carl
ham), Dick (Franklln), Mcclure
(Butler). Megel (Franklin). Dis
tance, 1872 feet, inches.
Broad Jump-Ivey (Earlham) ,
Kell Oakland City,, Seibert (N. A.
G. W, Dangerfield (Butler). Dis
tance, % feet, 1-2 inch.
Relay-Won by Earlham; Butler,
second. Time, 1885.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

There will be speed aplenty for
the fans who attend the motorcycle
races at SprinEbrook park next
Sunday ard Monday. Five profess
sional heats will be run each day
besides ordinary and motor bike
events. And there will be thrills
In abundance Maldwyn Jones, Don
Marks. Ed Brinck. Howard Cole.
Chuck Morrison and a new Polish
racer will keep the stands inter
ested.
There will probably be a dozen
entrants in the nve events and the
Indian, Harley-Dsvidson, Excelsior
and Reading Standard factories will
all be represented on the Spring
brook track The bicycle races Will
prove equally interesting 70 those
who know the local riders.
The purses offered this year by
E. p. Wegner. the promoter who
managed Ave successful events a:
the rark last year, are generous.
But 70 isn't the lure OF the money
that attracts the riders. II is tho
sport OF competition and the crav-
lng FOR speed thrills that keeps them
IN the racing game year after year.
Jones, the holder OF the worlds
record for one and Ave miles on =
half-miie track. negotiating the lat
ter distance in 5:12 here last season.
l. speed crazy when the racing
season Is over ne tests aeroplane en-
gines az Dayton, o. and frequently
takes trips aloft 70 coax more speed
out OF the aircraft Ed Brinck has
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
INTEREST MOUNTS
IN BIG PREP MEET
Schools From Coast to Coast
Enter Men in Stagg Inter
scholastic.

Final plans are being made for
the Seventeenth Annual Interschol-
astic 10 be held at tho University Of
are being received daily from high
schools and academies from coast
10 coast. assuring a countrywide,
intense meet. The states from
which the most schools are entered
are Oklahoma, Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri,. Minnesota. California. Ohio.
Iowa and Kansas.
Some Of the fastest prep men in
the country will enter the meet.
Boyden of the Vallejo high school.
Vallejo. Calf, who recently broke
the California state high school rec
ord for the SSO-yard run with a
time OF 159 is, Will compete. Other
man from the Golden State who
have been invited TO the Interscho-
lastic are Blenkirun of Compton.
who recently made a time of 10 1-5
in the 100-yard dash: Fisher Of Lin
coin high. Los Angeles, who recent
ly broke the state high jump record
at s feet as inches. and Shoebridge
OF Anaheim, who pole vau-ted IL
feet. The star Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
aggregation IS expected to give keen
competition in practically every
event.
Academies Is Separate.
The separate meet for academies.
an innovation this year. is attract
Ing a great deal OF attention. The
Shattuck Military academy OF Fair
bault, Mimi, has entered the largest
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

the record OF taking more bad spills
on the Springbrook track, but with
out disastrous results and was the
first one 10 fill out an entry blank
this season.
Cole is a Canadian champion and
holds some fast records on the
other side Of the border He and
John Sczarcoski, a Polish rider Of
Chicago. will be newcomers and
promise 10 show some OF the better
known racers how 20 make speed on
two wheels. The side-car entries
are filing up and when II is recalled
how Charley Smith went through
the west fence carrying a PASSENGER
with him on Aug so. last year. il is
no wonder that interest in these
events IS raised 20 the highest
pitch.
Interest In motorcycle racing was
thoroughly aroused last season
when IL was found that they were
conducted in a clean. business-like
manner and every preCaution taken
for the safety OF the riders While
n large percentage OF the people in
the stands know nothing about the
racing game. they do recognize and
applaud sportsrnanship and clever
riding and are thrilled by the close
finishes. And the fact that the
same riders appear race after race
indicates that the danger is not as
great as II appears 20 be and on ac-
count OF the interest and apprecia-
tion OF the South Bend crowds the
speed boys like 20 ride here.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
Manual Winner OF State High School Track Meet
SOUTH BEND GOLF
TEAM In EASY WIN
Defeat ST. Joe 10 Points 10 =
Mishawaka Trounces
Elkhart.

South Bend opened the 1921 81.
Joe vaIiey Golf association league
yesterday at Chain O. Lakes bv
trouncing L Joe Is points 20 q.
while Nushawaka took Elkhart into
camp BY Il points TO S. ia Tho
South Bend-SL Joe contests acting
Captain WhitehaU used good juds-
ment 8n the pair5nrs OF his men anl
was rewarded with O handsome vic-
tory. Whitehau had a tough op-
ponent in Davidson. losing The first
nine but came through with win
on the second. Elm0re captured
both rounds from FtIstrup. annex
ing three points. Marshall won two
points from Moore and los. one:
Bennet romped away from steele.
taking three points. Bud jaw took
one point from Manner and lost two;
John Woolverton. playing In old
time form. won three points easily
from GiIogiy; Eidredge, playing his
usual steady game. won three points
handily from stark; Farneman play
ed a strong game but couldn't
stand the brand OF rof played by
PalensSe. losing two points on the
first nine holes. but recovered and
halved the second nine.
The Mishawaka-Elkhart scores
Morse 1, r. b. Kelley q, Williams 2
Colbert O: Horton 8. Alberts o., Jer-
neEan 0, Sims ,: Keuy /. Flcs-
enger 2: Ahara 3. Kerner ON Mc-
Leen 2. Adams 1. Upper .. Hast
ings I.
The results OF today's games puts
South Bend in arst place. Misha-
wakal1a second. Elkhart thir and 81.
Joe fourth.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
SOUTH BEND MAKES
BUT One POINT IN
STATE TRACK MEET
Sabo Places a Third In 220
for South Bends Soil
tary Point.

~ AhhOCltttQ ffekAs
FRANKLIN. Ind. May III The
state high school track meet held
here today was won BY Manual OF
Indianapolis with 10 points. The
high jump record was broken by
Evans OF Brazil. who jumped six
feet and one-half inch. Manual
and Brazil won the relay races
Technical OF Indianapolis was sec
ond with IS and Wabash was third
with 10. The other point makers
were Elkhart. Warsaw and Bedford
with six points each, Rushville,
Frankfort. Brazil. Wiley (Terre
Haute), Anderson and Rochester
with FIVE points each Princeton
four: Garfield (Sheridan and Mar
tinsville) three points each; and
Bloomfield. Shortridge Undlanapo-
lis), Plymouth. South Bend, Craw-
fordsville and Pine township with
one point each.
Summaries;
100 yard dash-Gray Technical;
Lamb. Garfield, (Terre Haute); Sta
mates. Warsaw. Time 10:04.
Mile run-Phllips. Rushville;
Flint, Connersville; Johnson. Bloom
heid Time 4:41 As.
$40 yard dash CFirst secuon) ~
Stamates, Warsaw. H. Harmeson,
Manual; Marks. Wabash. Time
:55.04.
40 yard run Csecond section -
Evans. Elkhart; Anderson. Wabash;
Lotick. shortridge Time ;55.O1.
12O yard hurdles-Velsay, Tech
nical; McNamee. Wabash. Ross.
Manual Time :17O2.
22O yard dash--Gray. Techni-
cal; Summers. Manual; Sabo. South
Bend Time :23
Half mile (First Section) -
Spradling. Frankfort; Kostler, Bed
ford. Cox Plymouth. Time 2:06 2-5.
Half mile (Second section) -
Gardner. Manual. While Bedford;
Wagner. EIkhart. Time 2:Os 2-5.
22O yard hurdles-Prout, Manual;
Parr. Sheridan Dinwiddie Craw-
fordsville Time 27:04.
High jump-Evans, Brazil: Cram
er. Martinsviue; Miller, Anderson.
Height six feet. Z inch (New
state reCord.)
Shot put-Roseberg, Rochester;
Butler. Wabash: Lefon, Pine town
ship Distance IS feet, two inches.
Broad jump Edwards Wiley
Marks, Wabash. TT. Harmeson. Man
uaL Distance 20 feet. 104 inches.
Pole vault-Scvedge. Princeton,
and Miller. Anderson tied for first,
Z. Harmeson. Manual. third. Height
IL feet. six inches.
aHsf
Time 3.4f 25.
Rclay Second section)- Manu-
al. Time 3:44 %.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
RAnGFRs BEAT PURPLE.

By Associated Press;
MADISON, Wis. May z1,-The
University OF Wisconsin baseball
team defeated Northwestern today
bv a score Of Q 20 4. A home run
by Capt. Elliott in the first inning
which scored two men ahead Of
him. opened the lead which the
Badgers never lost. Score:
Wisconsin .9 2
Northwestern .....s...-...4
Chrlstianson and Barry, Davy;
Palmer and curtis.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
WAGNER'S CURVES
EASILY SOLVED BY
HALAS' SLUGGERS
Castner Pitches Effectively in
Pinches and Has Good
Support.

a
The refusal OF Pitcher Paul Cast
ner 20 crack in the pinches and the
solid hitting Of his teammates won
Saturdays game from Purdue by an
81 count. The contest was called az
the beginning OF the eighth inning 70
permit the visitors 10 catch a train.
The game developed some inter
esting baseball despite the lop-sided
score. Notre Dame crowded the
bases IN every inning except the
third and sixth but steady pitching
by Wagner held the score down. Pur-
due threatened in the third, fourth,
NTH and sixth. but Castner recov-
cred the plate and his teammates Of
fered sterling support in each in
stance.
Fielding features were numerous.
Stanwood, Purdue left-fielder. grab
bed a hit off Castner in the first,
which was ticketed for three bags.
Hector Garvey spread his bulk before
line drive in the second and picked
IL off his shOe-strings. Roger Kiley
ended the same inning by spearing a
line drive headed for right center.
A fast double play, Kane 70 Kiley 10
Fitzgerald. killed a Purdue rally in
the fifth. Johnny Mohardt nipped
Eversman at the plate in the fourth
when the Purdue centeT-fielder at
tempted to score from second on
Whites bingle.
n. d. Gets Four in First
Notre Dame revealed serious in
tentions regarding the final score by
whaling Wagner for FIVE hits and
four runs in the first frame. Kane
hit TO left and took second when XII
ley beat out an infield hit, both men
advancing when Wagner threw wild
TO first. Mohardt was passed, fill
ing the sacks, and Bliev scored Kane
and Kiley with a hit past short. Mo-
hardt scored when Fitzgerald bunted
for the squeeze play. Prokup hit a
two-sacker TO left, which Stanwood
| barely missed, and the fourth run
cantered over.
Castner was in danger IN the third
when he lost control after Garvey
had made a brilliant catch for the
first out. White and Wagner walked
and 1t appeared as if Paul was TO
| have another Of his bad innings. AZ
ter throwing two balls TO Stanwood
he grOOved the next ball, which went
for a safe bunt, when Stanwood
dumped the ball and beat it out.
Paul worked hard TO regain control
and a great cheer went up from the
crowd when Castner famed Morgan
after pitching two straight balls
Strubbe hit a hard drive towrads
right. but Roger Kiley was on the
Job with a clever spear. which ended
the frame.
Mohardt Makes Perfect Peg.
Purdue tried waiting the big
| pitcher out again in the fourth after
Eversman was safe on an error
With three balls on Fawcett, Castner
accepted the challenge Of the Purdue
batter and proceeded 10 fan him.
Eversman went TO second on Strack's
( hit, but was thrown out at the plate
on perfect peg by Mohardt when
White hit 10 center
/ The only Purdue tally came in the
sixth. with q seven run lead Cast
/ ner rested up and was greeted with
two base hit and two singles. The
southpaw came back TO earth and
famed the next two batters. retir-
\ ing the side. He completed a string
of five consecutive strikeouts by fan
ming three men in the seventh.
Notre Dame added four runs to its
! first inning score by solid hitting.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
Baseball Pioneer of old
Chicago Cubs in 80 Dies
Bv United Press:

Bv United Press;
Atlanta. Ga. May 2i.-Charles T.
Page. pioneer OF baseball In the
days OF Pop" Arson and Albert G..
spalding. died at his home here late
Friday.
In the early eighties Page and
Spalding with others bought the
Chicago Cubs and signed BILLY
Sunday for the then unheard OF sal
ary Of S2.50O.
After retiring -~om baseball. Page
entered banking and agricultural
enterprises where he made a for
tune.
Funeral services were held here
Saturday. Interment was at Rock
ford, Ill.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
Cutters Beat Wilson's 9
To 3 as ZeitLer Stars

Displaying a brand OF baseball
which was nigh onto unbeatable the
Cutter base ball team defeated the
Wilson Brothers nine on the Oliver
playground field Saturday afternoon
by a score Of to 3. The fielding
and hitting OF Zeuler, Cutter third
sacker, featured. Shumaker, Cutter
outfelder, smacked n homer with
two on in the fifth. The score:
Cutters ......1O0 041 21O-9 8 l
Wilson's ...... 200 200 010-3 s
Stroup and Jackson; kober,
Flowers and Tellson.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
WHITE sOX RELEASE TwO.

By Associated lres>-
CHICAGO. May 21-Two moro
members Of the Chicago White Sox
were cut from the roster today, ac-
cording 10 Harry Grabiner, seCre-
tary or the club. William Francis
Pratt. who came from the Alabama
university. was released TO the
Nashville club OF the Southern asso-
citation. and Leslie Miller, who was
recommended 10 the White SoN
from Casa Grande, Texas, by George
StovaU. was sent 70 the Blooming
ton. III. club OF the Three Eye.
Both are iufelders.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
AMERICANS SWEEP
FOURSOME MATCHES
FROM BRITISHERS
Four American Teams Draw
First Blood in international
Golf Tourney.
BY Associated Press:

ny Associated Press.
LONDON. May 2i-American golf
stars at HoyIake Saturday made
clean sweep OF the foursome, which
started the international matches be-
tween the American and British
teams.
The Americans had little trouble
IN disposing Of the most formidable
British combination in four matches
Before the matches the chances Of
the Americans in singles were con-
sidered excellent. but little hope was
extended for them in the foursomes.
Chick Evans and Bobby Jones put
the American colors on top in the
first match. when they beat Simpson
and Jenkins Of the British team in a
foursome 1--WE up and three 20 go.
Ouimet and Guilford repeated the
victory in the second match by beat
ing Cyril Tolley. the British cham
pion and Holderness three up and
two TO go
The third match also went 70 the
Americans when Hunter and Platt
defeated Montmorency and Wether-
ed one up.
The last match, making a clean
sweep. was taken by the Americans,
when Wright and Fownes beat Ayl-
mer and Armour four up and two
10 go.
Americans in Great Form.
The Americans showed great form
and were literally applauded by a
large gallery of spectators, who fol-
lowed them around the course.
Chick Evans. American champion,
who is suffering with rheumatism.
limped around. but his game did not
seem 10 be affected Bobby Jones.
the boy wonder. more than lived
up 10 the great things the Britishers
had been expecting Of him. He also
labored under a handicap as he has
been sort Of under the weather"
from the unaccustomed climatic con-
ditions.
Americans Drop Singles.
America suffered the first reverse
Of the days matches when Cyril Toll
ley. British champion. beat Chick
Evans, American champion. up
and 10 go.
Guilford won from Simpson two
up and one 10 play. but Hunter was
beaten by Aylmer two up an done 70
play.
Tolley won the match four up and
three 10 play
Warm weather and light wind
made the conditions ideals for the
Americans. The course was dry The
matches were all followed by a large
gallery Of enthusiastic spectators.
Jones Puts Prettuy.
The lone American reverses of
the day were furnished ty J. Wood
Platt. who lost 10 Armour, DR.. Paul
Hunter. who was defeated by Ayl-
mer. and Chick Evans. who went
down before TOlley.
The showing Of the Americans in
tho foursomes convinced the Brit
ishers that they have the hardest
task in golf history ii win the anna
teur championships starting Mon
day.
Ouimet and GuiIford outdrove.
out-approached and out putt their
opponents, while the putting of
Bobby Jones was the prettiest of the
day Chick Evans was excellent al
his driving and approaching game.
but his putting was weak. Hunter
and Plstt played sensational all
around game, while Wright and
Fownes played consistently. II not
I brilliantly.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
DEPAUw LOSES MEET

BY Associated Press:
GREENCASTLE. Ind. May 21-In
the fastest track meet held on Nc
Keen field IN many years. the AIichi-
gan Aggles track and field team de-
feated DePaUw today % TO So. Many
McKeen field records were broken in
the meet. Fessenden OF the Aggies
threw the discus lbs feet; Brady
broad jumped p feet, eight inches.
and Adolph ran the mile in 4:3S
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
MUD HENS wAILoP SAINTS.

ST. PAUL, MINI. May 21.-Tole-
do hit three St. Paul pitchers at will
winning today Il 70 4. W1ckland.
Grimes and Armstrong hit homers
Grimes also got a double and single
score:
Toledo ......203 $50 012-14 12
81. Paul POO 900 02O- II :
Bedient and Manion; Shea, Fos-
ter, Hanson and Alien.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
HARVARD WINS MEET.

By Associated Press:
HAZARD STADIUM. Cambridge,
Mass. May 2l.-Harvard defeated
Princeton in a closely contested dual
track meet here today. 80 10 5S.
Gourdin. Harvard's negro star.
broke the intercollegiate record for
the broad jump with a mark OF "a
feet s inches.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
HOMER REATs INDIANS.

" Associated Press
MILWAUKEE,. May 21.-Hauser's
home run in the ninth inning broke
a six 70 six tie and gave Milwaukee
a 10 win over Indianapolis to-
day. Lear starred az bat with a
home run and two singles The
fielding Of the two second basemen
also featured. Score:
Indianapolis OO3 200 co.'s I5 ?
Milwaukee ...1I3 0I0 o0i-7 IS ?
Enzmann. Bartlett. stryker and
Dixon; Gearin, Schaak and Clark.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

By United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2f.-Jim
Clancy. star pitcher OF Swarthmore
college. has been signed 10 hurl for
the New York Giants, II was learned
here today.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

MONTREAL, Can. May 21.-Two
yachts will represent the Royal ST
Lawrence Yacht club at the interna-
tional yacht races with the White
Bear Yacht club Of ST Paul, July
%, % and IS.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
NRs- RARE. TRAINERl

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Worry
over Babe Ruth getting too fat 20
play bali can now subside. Mrs.
Ruth has stated that she will see
that he gets only such food as will
keep him in playing form.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
n. ID. FRESHMEN TRACK
TEAM BEATS CULVER
~ Assnciated Press:

BY Associated HresS:
CULVER, Ind, May al Culver
military track team lost 10 Notre
Dame freshmen here today by a
score OF 53 2-5 10 81 1-3. Richard
son OF tCulver established a new
local record for the half mile race,
which he did in two minutes.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
NAVY GREW WINS.

bY AsHOCIuteU ITeSH.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May 21-Navy
varsity rowing crew defeated Syra-
cuse varsity by five lengths in their
two-mile race here this afternoon.
Time. Navy. 11:05 2-5; Syracuse.
II.o- o-5
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

By Associated Press
PITTSBURG, May 2l. - Johnny
Ray. Pittsburg lightweight. was
given the newspaper decision over
Johnny Dundee. New York. in a ten
round bout this afternoon at Forbes
field
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
NIGHT AND DAY FOR TY.

DETROIT. May e1.-Mrs. Ty
Cobb says that since her husband
became a manager he talks in his
sleep-coaching his players and
telling them how and where 10 play
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22
TILDEN PRACTICES.

BY United Press.
PARIS, May 2l.-William T. TIL
den. worlds singles champion,
worked here today for the first time
in preparation for competition in
the worlds hard court tennis cham
p.onship starting May IS.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

Two base hits-Prokup, Strubbe.
Bases on balls-Castner ?, Wagner
4. rikeouts-Castner 9, Wagner s.
Sacrifice hits-Miles, Fitzgerald
stolen bases-NIiles. Mohardt. Dou-
Bile play-Kane 10 Fitzgerald. Hit
by pitcher-Kane by Wagner. Balk
Wagner. Wild throw-Wagner
Umpire Kearns.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-22

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