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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
WHITING
-0nd its
PEOPLE

Lloyd Buchanan of Sheridan avenue
has returned home from the University
OF Illinois at Champaign. III.
The Community service dance viii be
held at the whiting park this evening,
Il the weather proves favorable. in
stead OF at the Slovak Dom.
Al the meeting Of the city council
Joseph B. Kyle was elected a member
OF the board OF education for a period
CT two years Mr.. Kyle has been serv-
ms on the board for several months
having been appointed to succeed the
late Dr.. G. H. HoskIns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

received by the intended bride and
also the congratulations OF all that
We're present. The whole affair was a
total surprise to Miss Zerwer.
Mrs Thomas Baird Of Roberts ave-
nue. has excepted a position as seam
stress at Mandel Bros, IN Chicago.
Mrs FL f. Eggers Of Lake avenue
was a Chicago visitor the fore part Of
the week.
Mrs. George Dollas OF Roberts ave
nue. is on the sick list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
TO REDUCE DANGEROUS
VARIC0SE VEINS

People who have swollen veins or
punches should not wait until they
reach the bursting point. which meaEs
much suffering and loss Aof time. but
should at once secure from any reJ-
able druggist a two-ounce original
bottle of Moone's Emerald OIL (fuu
strength
BY using this powerful. vet harmless
Eermicide treatment Improvement is no
iced in a few days and by its regular
use swollen veins Will return to their
normal size, and sufferers Will cease
% worry, Moone's Emerald Oil treat
rent is used by physicians and In hos
pitfalls and Is guaranteed TO accomplish
results or money returned.
1t reduces all kinds Of enlarged glands
golfers and Wens and Is used exclusive
" in many large factories as an IN
failing first aid to tho injured antisep-
tic. Generous sample on receipt of Is
cents. silver or stamps. International
Laboratories Rochester \. Y Your
l--LL l-rL.t an e-LnnlN Anl1 -AaN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
Whiting
dDertISen1enfS
Are Winners

Beautiful collection OF graduation
gifts can now be seen at H. Gordon &
Sons 6-9-tf
GEO. d. THIBAULT
Chiropractor
schrage Building
Phone 1851
Office hours:
Daily from 400 p. m. 70 900 p. m.
Evenings, 700 10 $50.
Experienced stenographer wanted.
Apply II Gordon < sons 6-9-tf
For saIe-Ice box. $50 Indianapolis
boulevard, upstairs. Phone whiting
2ss. $50
RUBIN PURE FRUIT SYRUP
FLAvORS
For delicious drinks. you can get il in
al Consumers stores and all fancy
groceries. try 1t. $40
The Elks viii hold public Flag day
exercises at Slovenski Dom. sunday,
Jane y. at p m. Everybody invited.
6-lO-2
Rooming house furniture for sale
Inquire 426 11sth street. Telephone
Whiting l62-W. $40
Reed baby buggy for sale. 80 La
Porte avenue. 6-10-1
PRINCESS TEEATER TONIGHT
w. :. Hart in OmaIIey of the Monnt-
cd Police. BoOth Harrington comedy
EdCnr Takes the Cake. 6-10-1
STAR THEATER
our great big serial day; com dy,
Nfuft & JeT cartoon $40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
A Mountain Of saIt.

Nevada contains a mountain Of salt.
pure. solid ard transparent. In the
early days, when the Mormons had to
rely solely on their own resources. they
used flakes from the mountain for
window panes instead Of glass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
HESSVILLE
NOTICE

Ward Smith Is nominated as trustee
of Christian church. successor 70 vii
liam Mansfield. whose resignation
takes effect, July J. 1921
MRS. WAf KANSFIELD
6-10-17-24 Church Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
HOBART

Mrs Nellie Thomas OF Chicago has
opened her summer home here the first
Of the week.
Mrs John I. Fiester is spendine the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
EDDIE WELSH WILL
1s.
MEET NAVY R0STAN
IN MICHIGAN CITY
Local Flash Confident of Win
ming Crowd of Local
Fans Will Attend.

Eddie Welsh South Bends whlrl,
wind boxer. win Doe the main attrac-
ton on the American Legion ~
Michigan CIty's boxing program
Thursday evening. when he meets
Navy Rosran .n the ten round wini-
up OF a card that viii call for So
rounds OF boxing
In tacking R0san Welsh WI, face
a mighty tough opponent. but his
many r0Oters are sure OF his taking
the decision ~ DE doesn't stop hin..
Rostan was the first man 90 get a
whaCk az Johnny wilson title. but
he conceded too many pounds 20 tbs
champ and was is. O'ed in the thifI
round.
Since then Rostan has confined
himself 10 the welterweight class.
and has been going great guns. only
a few weeks ago Rostan and Clar-
ence Willard. Elzhart. staged a fast
ten round draw in the lakeside city.
and won a great following there by
his clever work.
Dope Gives Welsh a Shade.
Last Thursday Welsh met WIZARD
mere anu VI lu n slAeAl eNaae over
him. so that gives Eddie the advan-
tage on paper in the coming fracas.
but sometimes. often In fact the
dope doesn't always run true 20 form.
and Eddie is taking every caution in
the world 90 be in the best OF shape
for ROstan. he has been training
with Jack OKeefe in his gymnasium.
and viii be I'm the pink Thursday.
A great many local fans viii make
the trip and be at the rinEsde TO ala
Welsh with their morel and vocal
support The bouts will be- held ID
the Haskeu-Barker baseball park.
Among the bouts viii be a SIX
round go between Jimmy Balog Of
this city and Young MiChaels ~
Battle Creek. These youngsters are
evenly matched and should bring the
crowd to its feet there for they sure
" give everything they've GOT while
the bout is in progress.
The bouts are being staged by the
American Legion In order 90 realize.
enough money 20 defray burial ex-
penses for five Michigan City boys
who lost their lives in the world war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
Try NEWS-TIlIES Want Ads

built around the Carpenter camp 10
insure the challenger's privacy in his
workouts which have entered the
serious stage
Manager Descamps found Tuesday
that the extra policemen ne has en-
ployed and the fence on the right
side Of the camp are not sufficient 20
keep out the curious. When Georges
went 10 the gymnasium for the aft
ernoon he saw about 100 men and
boys rerched In trees and adjoin-
ing fields
This field is not on the property
rented by the Carpenter encourage
and when the policemen attempted
20 chase the determined spectators
they were sent away with a laugh.
whereupon Manager Descamps told
Trainer Wilson 20 order many
lengths of board and some carpen-
tiers.
The challenger worke@ little
Tuesday spending an hour after
gymnasium work in coaching his
sparring partners. Ampoyue Pou-
let. a light heavyweight and former
sparring partner OF Dempsey Joined
the Carr entier forces
Bang-Up Next Week.
Il was announced that Georges.
beginning next Monday. would enter
into the real bang-up part OF his
training More sparring partners
have been employed and will repor.
Monday, but Manager Descamps re-
fused 20 divulge their names.
Georges has not been permitted"
ne said. "to 60 90 full speed but we
may let him loose so that he may
get all the work he wants he has
been asking us 20 take OF the leash
and we are about ready 20 give IN "
Georges sparring partners now
number six. Paul Journee. heavy
weight; Ampoyne Poulet. light
heavyweight: Italian Joe Cans. mid
dleweight. and Henri Marcot, light
weight. all reside az the camp Joe
jeanette. the negro heavyweight.
and Jack Goldberg. Panama middle
weight. VISIT the camp aud work
with the challenger whenever he
needs them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
Dempsey Is Sure
of Lasting Too
Rounds DeScaHnbS

BY Associated Press:
PARIS. June 14-'It Is madness
TO say that Carpenter VIII win IN
one or two rounds" Francois Des-
camps. manager OF the French
champion. writes 20 the newspaper
LAuto in a letter which is printed
in L'Auto's series Of articles urging
the French not 70 become overCOn-
fdent. The letter IS quoted in sup
port OF the newspapers previous an
alysis Of the DGnpsey-Carpenttier
hght. tending to show that the
Frenchman VIII not have an easy
time
Descamp's letter IS dated NIanhas-
set, Long Island, May 81. He says.
George is very well and full Of
confidence, although we know ne has
a tough job ahead. Il is madness
10 say that Carpenter Will in one or
two rounds and the French who say
CT write that are rendering poor ser
vice to Georges, for in the case OF a
clean victory they diminish IL in the
eyes Of spOrtsnen by assuming that
Dempsey does not amount 10 much.
Fortunately over here, they don't say
that but quite the contrary"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15

where the challenger went into the
ring a favorite." Georges said. And
that was in the Toledo fight when
Dempsey was generally picked TO de-
feat Willard >"
THAT was one big instance" I
answered cot course there have
been other cases. but they are not
worth while recalling"
Wishes odds Were TO 2.
do you know" Carpenter said
with a smile. Il wish Dempsey was
to favorite Ny friends would
get better odds. I would like TO see
them get all they can. The fact that
Dempsey is favorite makes no differ
ence to me. If 1 was favored 10 win
IL would be the same. The fight IS
the fight and the best man VIII win
regardless Of the odds. The fact
that / am smaller than the cham
pion is not worrying ne. Smaller
men have won just as often as the
larger ones. Am I not right?"
That's quite true" said I, "I was
smaller than Sullivan"
And FItzsimmons, he was smaller
than your"
yes. and Dempsey was smaller.
much smaller. than willard"
Then it Is. what you call his
tory" Georges continued, that size
does not mean everything"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
BOXING COMMISH
TO NAME REFEREE
New Jersey Authorities Will
Confer Thursday to Select
Third Man.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE ref
cree for the Dempsey Carpenter
bout will be settled Thursday at a
meeting in Jersey City attended by
members of the New Jersey state
boxing commission Promoter Rick
ard and the managers Of the two
boxers.
The probable choice for third man
In the ring has not been intimated
officially. Six prominent sport au-
thorities. including former heavy
weight champions and newspaper
writer's. We're named as candidates in
the original Demps Carpenter
contract
The New Jersey state boxing COM
mission, however, has the final say,
and there have been indications that
the commission may choose a man
who has served as referee in other
Jersey bouts OF less importance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15

A lad Of IS summers may be Bill
Tilden's running mate in the
doubles championships for the Da-
Wis cup matches this fall.
He is Vincent Richards-the boy
wonder Of the courts.
When Richards was but Is he had
won five national tennis titles
In matches this spring he IS play
ing his way TO the top over the chief
stars in the United States.
He has often paired with Tilden-
the recognized greatest player in the
world.
They know each others game. The
youngster has learned much from
the master. Tilden.
Tilden's chief delight is in teach
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15

ing youngsters. Anything that boosts
tennis Big Bill is for.
Teams will come from all parts Of
the world for the Davis cup matches
Europe, Asia, South America and
Australia
They Will travel thousands of miles
for the sake of trying to win glory
on the netted courts Of America.
Competing teams will be reim-
bursed so far as is possible from the
receipts from the matches.
It is expected that crowds of from
10000 20 $4,000 viii daily witness
the preliminary and challenge round
at Forest Hills. y. Y.
The challenge match will not be
played until Sept. 2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
|PAST RING FEATS
SHOW HAVE GOOD
CHANGE" GEORGES
French Challenger Says Odds
Don't Make ANY Differ
u ence TO Him.
BY JAMES J. CORBETr.
International News Service:


MANHASSET. l. J.. June Ill
HnOtored over 20 Georges Carpen-
tiers camp last night from my
home IN Bsyside. just a few miles
naway. 90 say hello and chat with MIN
4abou. the big fight.
I found the French champion and
several Of his camp mates enjoying
the cool OF the evening on the front
lporch at Matthews farm, apparently
az cool and free as though the
&natch with Dempsey had not been
Aade. yet ] also found Georges fun
quick interest and seemingly
Feager 10 talk Of the coming scrap.
! The general conversation drifted
20 his chances Of winning from
- mpsey Re said.
what do you think Of the betting
- the Tight Mr. Corbett?'
well" replied "ft's two 10 one
better i'm Dempsey's favor now
q eord.ng TO what I hear"
But surely" ne came back, that
n make no difference in the tight
self The odds can have nothing
a do with what Dempsey or I will
Fshow IN the ring"
agreed with him that the odds
should have no effect on the fight
Nprovided the fighters themselves re-
ised to consider them one way or
hother
Looks Up Past Records.
ct have investigated the records OF
heavyweight championships OF the
Lpast." Carpenter continued. II
10 that about eight out OF ten ia
Frites have been beaten. Your
int with Sullivan was one in
Stance What were the odds against
you p"
sullivan was a 70 / favorite
over me. George" / said. And I
can remember as though IL were
|, yesterday how many an onlooker at
my training camp said with a con-
vincipg nod OF the head that John
l. would annihilate me"
And you. IN turn, was favorile
over Fitzsimmons2
That's right" / answered.
and F'itz I'm his turn was favorite
over Jeffries and Johnson was the
- vorite over Willard. at least up 20
e last few hours before the fight.
fter most of the big bets had been
placed"
a There IS one outstanding instance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15

While the inheritance theory is
pretty we'll proven to mean nothing
among people you can look into the
racing books Of horsedom most any
day and find proof that blue blood
tells
PlayfeHow, full brother OF Man O
War. is no longer considered a false
alarm
IN two recent races the horse has
galloped TO fame. His owner. J. r.
johnson. has declined an offer OF
SIOO.0 900 for him.
Man o. War is a four ear-old. His
brother, Playfellow, is just three
Blue blood does tell-in horses al
least.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
NEWS FROM RIVAL
TRAINING CAMPS

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., June Il.
Jack Dempsey's vacation viii end
Thursday This was the announce
ment of Jack Kearns. manager Of
the worlds heavyweight champion.
Tuesday night Dempsey will re-
sumo his fun training program. pull
ing on the boxing gloves for the
first time since a week ago Sunday
when his left eyebrow was 'gashed.
Dempsey has been fretful for the
last two days which indicates, ac-
cording 10 his handlers. that he is
getting into condition Their only
trouble from now on viii be 10 keeu
him In the same mood until he is
called into the ring TO defend his
title against Georges Carpenter at
Jersey city July 2 He looks bigger
and stronger than he did when he
won the title from Jess Willard two
years aEo
The title holder broke the monot-
ony OF his layon Tuesday by going
out on the road for seven miles
taking Nike Trant the Chicago de-
tective sergeant, along as a COM
panion After his return Dempsey
hung around his camp until noon
and then went down town for a
stroll along the beach.
The champion was considera by
upset by reports circulated that two
attaches of his camp had become
involved in a cafe brawl. which re-
suited In a riot call for the police.
The men involved were not identi-
fed with the champions camp AMI
We're not even known 20 him
DOughcrty May Referee.
Some new information on the
referee situation for she Jersey City
contest was obtained Tuesday II
was said that James F. Dougherty
Of Philadelphia would be Dempsey's
choice. He has refereed two con-
tests for Dempsey. the one with
Battling Levinsky in Philadelphia.
and the match with Billy Niske in
Benton Harbor last Labor day.
Both Kearns and Dempsey have
faith in Dougherty's ability When
DENY drove over 70 Camden. y.
J.. last week 20 look az one Of his
d0gs he also visited Dougherty's
home at Philadelphia to discuss the
referee situation.
Dempsey will loaf again today.
but his sparring partners will work
with each other so as 20 keep in con-
ditlon.
Martin Burke. the New Orleans
heavyweight, probably will not face
the champion when boxing is re-
sumed because OF badly swollen
eaulihower ear which ne received In
a match with Joe DOwney last week
He may go 20 New York for an op-
Grafton
CURIOUS LAUGH At COPS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
athletics CIOut Quartet
of HOmerS But BrOWnS Vim

PHILADELPHIA. June Il - St.
Louis outslugged Philadelphia Tues
day and cHnched the series with a
10 to 3 victory in 10 innings. Al
though the Athletics made four
homers, they failed to make other
hits counts. Three punched singles
by McManus, Tobin and Lamb gave
st. Louis the game in the tenth mn
ing. Score:
st. Louis ..O3O 0O1 O32 10 IT ?
Philadelphia OOS 0O2 O4O % IA 3
Davis, Bayne, Kolp and SEVERED;
Moore, Naylor and Perkins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
COLONIES WIN IN TENTH

BY Associated Press:
LOUISVILLE, June 14.-Louis-
vile went into second place and dis
placed st. Paul by defeating that
club 8 TO in 10 innings. Singles
by Acosta and Bethel drove home
Meyer, who had walked in The extra
period Ballenger's error led 70 the
tying of the score though Eouisville's
runs in the third inning were both
traceable TO St Paul errors. Two
games viii be played today bee 5use
of the postponed game OF Monday
when a benefit game vas played.
Score:
St. Paul 900 100 OO1 o. 8
Louisville .0O2 600 900 Is I
Merritt, Williams and Allen, Nc
Menemy; Sanders and Meyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
BAMBINO DOESN'T DO
ANYTHING BY HALVES

BABE RUTH DOESN'T do any
hing by halves. His system
Graves the superlative in every
hing.
When he hits the baseball he
hits it further than any human
being.
When he drives his motor car
ae exceeds the speed limit.
When he eets he tucks away
FAR more than the ordinary diner.
When he dances ne stays on the
floor way into the night. long
after il is time for athletes TO be
n bed.
When he bets he shoots the
whole roll.
Babell never be called a piker
n anything he undertakes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15

Yankee slugger ran up a total of
seven home runs in five consecutive
games, a new major league record.
In his past five official times at hat,
Ruth has gratifed the expectations
Of the spectators with four home
runs. He is now 16 days ahead of
his 1920 record. Last year he
crashed out his twenty-third and
twenty-fourth home runs on June so.
Ruth's second homer Tuesday sur
passed his record long distance h.t
Of yesterday. The ball again
dropped into the center field bleach
ers, landing a few rows farther back
tnan yesterdays smash. The dis
lance today was estimated at about
ATS feet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
BABE SMASHES TWO
MORE AGAINST TVS
Baker Gets Second Homer In
Two Days-Cobb Famed
With Bases Full.

NEW YORK. June "a Ruth's
two homers Tuesday. brin ging his
season total 10 %, aided New York
in making il four straight victories
over Detroit by taking the final
game Of the series, 10 8. Baker
made his second homer in two days.
scoring Ruth and Pip ahead OF
him. Collins weakened In the ninth
and was succeeded by Hoyt. who re-
tired Cobb with the Eases full.
Score;
Detroit ....0CO OO1 05O-6 Il O
New York 2O2 1O1 3Ox-Q 10 g
Dauss, Stewart and Bassler; Col
Inns, Hoyt and Hoffman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
TOUGH FOR NIEEHAN.

Willie Meehan, the fat boy who
holds two decisions over Jack Demp-
sey. sells groceries in San Francisco
when not running around the coun-
try fghung.
When he sees the publicity which
Dempsey is getting now and reads
Of all the money the champion is go
ing TO make on July 2, he wass his
head in gloom.
The world was ever thus. II isn't
what you used 10 be. but what you
are now that counts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
Senators Vim Final Game
And Split With Indians

WASHINGTON. June IA Wash
ington and Cleveland broke even on
the series here Tuesday when the
locals won a hard fought eleven
inning battle, to T. the winning run
coming in with no one out and three
on base in the final round The bat
ting Of Jameson and Miller featur-
ed the game. both players getting
four hits. Score:
Cleveland 600 600 OO1 90 Is 1
washingtn 600 O4O OO3 O1-8 10 I
Bagby. Caldwell, Mails. Morton
and Nunemaker: Thomas, Shaw, Ac-
osta, Schacht and Charity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
White SoT Hand Sam Jones
Second Straight Beating

BOSTON. June 14-Jones lost his
second game in as many days TO
Chicago. s to 6. He was knocked out
nj the seventh. McWheeny yielded
to a pinch hitter in the seventh af-
ter being hit hard. Hooper and
Scott hit and fie ded well. Score:
Chicago .....1OO O2O 5OO-S u o
Boston .....001 1913 1905 IA 2
McWeeny, Wilkinson and Schalk:
Jones, Russell and Walters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
GIBBONS BANKS OFTEN.

Mike Gibbons IS demonstrating that
there IS more money in boxing often
than in laying of until the big purses
are trotted out
He is boxing almost every week
now. His drag is from $500 TO
$500 per performance. That would
make his income around $4,000 a
month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
Pirates Make 10 Three in
ROlV Over Cellar Champions
By Associated Press:
DTrTT CnT~DC T,,y,

bN AHsOEIHIFU FItes.
PITTSBURG, June 4-PittsDurg
won its third successive game from
Philadelphia TO 3 Tuesday. beirs
aided materially by long hits and
Rings four wild pitches. linn was
effective with men on, especially in
the seventh. when the visitOrs flled
the bases with none out and failed
TO score. Grimm at first base had
only one put out Score:
Philadelphia 100 O01 001-3 Is S
1sburg ....O1O 120 22x-s 8 ?
Ring and Bruggy; Zinn and
Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
BrOOklyn's Ten Hits Well
Scattered and Reds Vim
Rv Ass0cIated Press

CINCINNATI O., June 14-BroOk-
lyn's 10 hits off Rixey were kept so
we'll scattered that they failed to
net runs. except in two innings. and
Cincinnati won, 7 10 2. Both Pfef-
fer and Miljus were batted freely.
Score
Brooklyn ...1OO OO1 OoO-2 10 2
Cincinnati ....14O 600 11x-7 II 1
Pfeffer, Mlljus and Taylor; Rixey
and WingO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
Cruise Sn1Gcks TiUO HOnlerS
As Braves WGlLop Bruins

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Boston took
the final game from Chicago Tues
day 10 10 2 in a game which was
punctuated by extra base hitting.
Including homers by Cruise and
Southworth. the former cracking
out two. Score:
Boston .....2Ot 051 100-10 IA o
Chicago 900 OIL 600 2 10 2
Scott and Gibson; Cheeves, Jones
and DAILY, O'Farreu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
ERRORS PAVE WAY
TO CARDS REVERSE
Giants Take Final Game of
Series as Cards Make Six
Mispiays.

ST. LOUIS. June 14-New York
stopped the ST. Louis winning streak
Tuesday. winning 10 4. Errors by
st. Louis. coupled with opportune
hitting by the Giants. gave the visi-
tors the winning runs in the eighth
and ninth innings. Score:
New York ZOO 100 041-6 8 4
St Louis 100 900 21O-4 9 s
Toney and E. Smith, Stryker; r.
Walker. North and Clemens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
TtUo WOmen Gamblers Get
Gate in Yank-Tyger Game

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK, June 14-Eight al
legged gamblers. two Of them women.
were elected from the Polo grounds
today during the New York-Detroit
contest. They were escorted by de-
tectives TO the gate but no arrests
were made. tt was the first time
women have been put out OF the
park. Last year several gamblers
were arrested and fined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15

Naturally. a man is not as jealous
as a woman-because it is so diff
cult for him 10 believe that any
woman on whom he bestows himself
could possibly yearn for anything
better.