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Evening star., 1921-01-18
TO ACCEPT VIRGINIA VOTE.

RICHMOND. Va. January IS
Word has been received by the secre.
tary of the commonwealth from SEN
ator Claude A. swanson. at WASH
ington that he would be able TO have
the electoral vote of Virginia accept
ed by Vice President Thomas r Mar
shall without the necessity OF the
electors being recalled TO Richmond
Evening star., 1921-01-18
es ENGAGED in the enterprise.

lies engaged in the enterprise.
The report of the Frick company
shows that it expended $4,000 in pro-
noting the gardening plan. and paid
out in prizes s2.194.24. while the
workmen and their families benefited
from the gardens without any ex-
pense other than their labor.
The company will follow the plan
this year. 1t provides for flower or
vegetable garden at every house oc-
cupied by one of its employees.
Evening star., 1921-01-18
|ALIEN LAND LAW IN VIEW
Nebraska Bill Would Exclude From
Ownership Specified Ineligibles.

LINCOLN. Neb.. January ia bill
this evening to exclude aliens who
are Ineligible to American citizenship
from owning land in Nebraska Aliens
whose rights are determined by treaty
are not included. The bill Is similar
to the California law.
Evening star., 1921-01-18
GARDENS ARE PROFITABLE
Frick Coke Employees Show Fine
Exhibit for 1920.

CONNELLLSvILLE. Pa. January 1s
Garden products with a market
value of $4,000 were raised in 1920
by employees of the Frick Coke Com
pany under the very glare of the
Evening star., 1921-01-18

to follow the work. Figures are always in sight.
The machine automatically places units
under units, tens under tens, hundreds under
hundreds, ETC. Totals and sub-totals automati-
cally in red-no keys to hold down. Corrections
instantly made before or after handle is pulled
forward.
The machine is portable-easily carried from
desk to desk or wherever wanted
We have interesting information for you.
Ask for it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
MUNCIE MIDGETS
BEAT RICHMOND
DOwnstate Team Retains Jul
Nor Y. Nj. G.. A. Basket
ball Championship.

MUNCTE. Ind. Feb. 26.-The
Muncie Midgets. last years winner
Of the state Y. NJ. c. A. Junior tour
nament. retained the title tonight
when the local team defeated the
Richmond Junior Y. NJ G. A. team
in the final game of the state junior
basketball tournament here by a
count of 2S TO 20.
The tournament scores:
Morning games-Newcastle, 20;
Upland. 9; Anderson Indians IL;
Hartford City, is; Muncie Midgets,
30: Moorland g. Huntington Star
sinners, 22: jamestown, IS. In
dianapOlis Christamores. y: Rich
mond. p; Indianapolis B. a. c.. 81;
Fortville, 20. Anderson All-Stars,
%: Huntington Vsllis. 10. Fort
Wayne, Is; SheIbyville, % South
Bend, 40: Brook. 20. Indianapolis
"Y' juniors, IA; Vincennes, is.
Afternoon games-Newcastle. S4;
Fortville. 9. Hartford City, 10; An
derson All-Stars. "a. Muncie Mid
gets. %: Shelbyville. Il; Hunting
ton Starshiners, II; South Bend. 21.
Richmond, 10; Vincennes. II. New
castle, 10: South Bend. 3d. Ander-
son AlI-Stars. 10; Richmond, 10.
Muncie, 2S; South Bend, 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
PENN STATE TEAM
STRONG CONTENDER
Quakers Expected to Go Big in
Illinois Relay Meet
saturday.

URBANA, H., Feb. 26.-The
crack relay team OF the University
of Pennsylvania is expected to b.
one OF the strongest Contendcrs Cor
honors in tho University OF Illinois
relay carnival here March ..
Earl Eby. one of the fastest mid
dIe-distancc men in the country. and
winner Of second place in the S01-
meter run at the Olympic games last
year. will be n member OF the
Quaker mile-relay team Ely has
also been entered in the special
events. Bob Maxam. another Penn
sylvania flyer. will be watched with
interest. lie was credited last year
with a mark of As and 4-5 in the
44O yard event
AmeS. with the same relay team
that won the four mile race in last
years relay meet. rules favorite in
the Ions grind. The Hawkeye run
ners will also enter the > mile relay
race. and. judging from their carly
performances. are expected 10 finish
near the front.
Illinois has a great collection OF
miles that are capable of furnish
ing any team q hard race. In Whar-
ton. Yates. McGinnis. Altman. and
Dusinberry. Coach Gill has some OF
the fastest long distance runners in
the Western Conference. Yates who
won the Conference last year. has
had a hard time in keeping ahead 81
McGinnis and Wharton in the early
practice tilts.
The high jump is expected Co
bring out some spirited competition
Alberts. an Illinois jumper. who tool,
the measure OF Murphy Of Notre
Dame. holder OF the national hieh
jump championship. in a recent dual
meet. clearing the bar at feet
IL inches. viii meet Murphy again
IN the Relay Carnival and the EVEN
may bring forth a record perform
ancc. Osborne Of Illinois and lvy
OF Sarlham College. Ohio who tied
for the Conference high jump. viii
also help make the event interest
ing. as both have jumped over c
feet Inches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Hastings ToSSerS to Meet
Lacrosse in Second Clash
OfDiSt1ict Tourney Here

M. and winner . "a. m.. 8. winner 10
a. m. and winner II "a. m.
Saturday evening" winner . p
in. and winner p. m.
NEWCASTLE
Friday a. ms. Spiceland and
Lewisvil,e; 10. sulphur Springs and
Yorktown, II. Knightstowu and At
summit.
Friday D. m. -2. Daeviue ana
Middletown e. New Castle ana
Cadiz; T. Moorland and New Lisbon.
Friday evening. $50. Cowau and
Muncie: $50, Kennard and Winner
9 a. m
Saturday a. ne. winner 10 a.
m. and winner II "a. M, 10. winner
. .. IN. and winner p. m.. Il.
winner p. m. and winner $50 D.
IN.
Saturday p m.-2. winner $50
p. IN. and winner a. M, 3, winner.
10 "a. IN. and winner Il a. m.
Saturday evenings p. m. win
ner p. m. and winner p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Chef WYNNE TIES
NATIONAL RECORD
Notre Dame Finishes Third In
First Regiment Meet
JOie Ray Hurt.

Py Associated Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-The twenty
fifth annual two day indoor track
meet OF the First Regiment Athletic
association ended tonight with the
Chicago Athletic association an easy
point winner, but with no world rec
ords broken despite credita BILE show
ing made by many individual ath-
letes.
The ftarueeenvt CT vonhea-) .'''
The feature event OF the meet, the
one mile open run, was marred by
an accident 10 JOie Ray. Americas
greatest runner 1T that distance.
who was forced 10 withdraw when
leading a closely punched field by
two strides. Ray slipped slightly in
tho final spint. tearing a ligament in
one leg.
The showing OF the small group
OF NOtre Dame athletes drew favor
able comment from the spectators.
their Individual proves gaining
them Il points and third place. c.
Wynne OF Notre Dame. tied the Am
erican record Of FIVE seconds in the
forty yard low hurdle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
JOHNSON TO GET
COOL RECEPTION
FROM PROMOTERS
Former Champ Will be Barred
by Commission. Richard
and Others.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT


NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-From his
coll In Leavenwolth prison Jack
Johnson is planning "a return TO the
ring.
II was for this renewal Of his old
means OF livelihood mat Johnson
gave up his liberty In foreign coun-
tries and returned 10 serve the
prison sentence that caused him 20
become an exile
Tom O'Rourke says that his biz
boy. Fred Fulton. has been matched
to fight Johnson in Havana this
summer.
VIII BE Barred.
There is little doubt that tho VA
tjonal Boxing association, the guild
ing body of the sport in Il states.
will close the doors TO Johnson.
"The matter of Jack johnson :
return 10 the ring has not beea
submitted 10 the association. We
have not given the subject much
thought. as Johnson Will not be re-
leased for some time" w. II. Lag
niger, president OF the association,
told the United Press Saturday.
New York and Massachusetts do
not belong 10 the association.
Until Johnson applies for IL
cense we are not authorized TO COM
ment on the subject However. let
it be understood that we are guided
in all matters only by the desire 20
keep the sport clean and protect
the public" one Of the New York
commissioners said Saturday.
Big Fellows Taboo.
we don't want any Of the big
fighters in this state We are trying
10 promote sport on a sound and
progressive basis and we feel the
big fellows would hurt the game.
That holds for all. We have not
taken up the Johnson case" the
Massachusetts, commission said.
Tex Richard is decidedly off any
match in which Johnson is a prin-
cipaI," he said Saturday.
The International Sporting club.
which has declared itself against the
color line and which promoted the
Harry Wills-Fred Fulton bout. has
also a hands-off policy on Johnson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
SPORTITORIAL

Connie Mack's hitting the Dixie
training camp early is significant.
Connie Is grooming a team or
youngsters slowly but surely into
pennant winners.
Not this year-nor even next
perhaps-but as soon as ne has had
his raw material together iong
enough 10 season IL.
His team OF Eawky lids. which
was the laughing stock OF the Am
erican league last year. viii make "a
lot Of trouble this season
Comics idea OF showing mana
gerial cunning is 10 build ball
clubs-not buy them.
He has two fun months 70 teach
his kids his strategy and drill the
mechanics OF baseball into them.
Connie, the builder. 81 not oriy
an early bird bar q mighty w-.ss
one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
BASKET TOURNEY
Basketball World Turns Eyes
to Meets For State Cham
piOnship.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 26.-Final
plans for Indiana's tenth annual
high school basketball tournament
were completed here today when
representatives Of the state high
school athletic association selected
the teams which VIII meet i'm the
sectional tournaments next Friday
and Saturday
At least 1000 young athletes will
be in training throughout the state
this week I'M preparation for the
opening Of tho championship race
These young men are members of
the basketball squads Of the 42O
high schools that have entered
teams in the contest for the state
title.
State Meet March rs.
At the meeting here today the
schedules were completed for the
thirty-two sectional tournaments
which are TO be held as the first
step in deciding the state champion
ship. In these sectional tourna-
ments which are TO be held as the
first step in deciding the state cham
pionship. In these sectional tOurna-
ments all but thirty-two teams as
piring 10 the title VIII be eLminat-
ed. a week later. on March Il and
Il. the thirty two sectional winners
will be engaged in the seui-finals.
sixteen Of the teams playing at
Bloomington and sixteen at Lafay-
este. Out OF the semi-fina,s will
each of the two regional tourna-
ments, and these sixteen viii par
ticipate in the finals which vii. be
hold in Indianapolis March IS and
19.
The sectional tournaments 20 be
held during the coming week Will
be staged in the following cities:
Anderson. Attica. Auburn. Bedford.
Bloomington, Button, Columbus,
Charlottesville. Fort Wayne, Frank
lin. Gary. Greencastle. Huntington.
Indianapolis kokOmo. Lafayette.
Lebanon, Logansport, Marion. Lar
tinsville. Newcastle. OwensviIie.
Richmond. Rochester. Rushville.
Scotts5urg, South Bend. sullivan.
Terre Haute. Vincennes. Warsaw.
and Winchester
Sectional winners 20 play at Pur-
due are the following: Attlca. An
derson. Auburn. Button. Craw-
louisville, Fort Wayne Gary. Hunt
ington. Kokomo. Lafayette. Lebanon.
Loga usport. Marion. Rochester.
South Bend. and Warsaw.
Complete Regular Cards.
Sectional winners 90 play at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Right Farful.

AAEiiA
When a player grows old.
Just TO keep up his rep
He writes TO his skipper
That he's full of da pep.
Left Earful.
When a rookie signs up
Why SO small is his rep
He writes TO his skipper
That he's gotta da pep.
One champion that isn't chasing
a challenger is John Kilbane.
Silence from Mike O'Dowd's cor
ner of the world is deafenins.
The rockies have started
To tipping them fast
While the veterans smile;
They know il won't last.
Carpenter declares there aren't
enough marks in Germany TO get
him to fight in Berlin. A few years
ago he wanted TO fight there for
nothing.
HOPPE has put his 5000 forfeit
money back in his savings account,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
FORT WAYNE.
GIG Teanns)


Friday a. m.-9, Ligonier and
Churubusco: 10. Avilla and Wolf
Lake; II, Columbia City and Har-
ian.
Friday p. MI, Cromwell and
South Whitley. >. Washington Cen
ter and Monroeville; 5, Larwill and
Kendallville; 4, Fort Wayne and
WOODBURY..
Friday evening-7:3O. St. Joe and
Albion; $3.50, winner a. m. and
winner 10 a. m.
Saturday n. m.-9, winner Il a.
m. and winner / p. m; 10. winner
> p. m. and winner p. m; II.
winner p. m. and winner $3.50 p.
m.
Saturday p. m.-2. winner $50
D. m. and winner a. M; 8, win
ner 10 a. N. and winner Il a. m.
Saturday evenings, winner , p.
m. and winner p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
THE INSIDER 81 VS.

where it will draw more interest
than Horemans gave it.
All the clubs have had a chance
to reject the draft and the players
bus
Joie Ray has regained his taXicab
speed on the indoor floors.
Cobb says he'll try everything this
year he ever showed as a player.
The boxer who has only a cauli-
flower ear TO show for his cam
paign can't run a typewriter.
Five Giant rockies Will fight il
out for Larry Doyle's old job. It'll
take all of them to cover the ground
that Larry did.
Benny Kauff's automobile bust
ness will detain him from goEg to
San Antonio on time with the
Giants
San Antonio fans are already
splitting their affections between
Ty Cobb's Bengals and Hughie Jen-
nings Giants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

INDIANAPOLIS Feb. 26.-Draw-
ing were completed here tonight BY
the board OF control or the Indiana
High school athletic association for
the tenth annual state basketball
tournament. The drawings were for
sectional. regional. and final games.
The sectional tournaments viii b
held March 4 and 5. in thirty-two
different cities. the regional tOurna-
ments at Lafayette and Bloomington
March Il and i. and the finals IL
indianapolis, March Is and l9.
Schedules for the sectional tourna-
ments arranged here today included
the following
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Cobb's Charges Ready 10
Start PenndIt Cdmpdi

By United Press
DETROIT Feb. 26.-The Tiger
campaign for the 1927 pennart
started Saturday. From a dozen
different parts of the country 81
men, including players. trainers and
coaches, boarded trains headed TO-
San Antonio 20 prepare for the drive
that will end next October.
There are "A recruits. not count
ing a new staff Of trainers.
When the entire team assemblies
FOR initial practice on TUESDAY
morning there viii be "a pitchers in
the group
The training season VIII end
March - when the journey home
Will begin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Wants Rocky Kansas For
Title Bout With Leonard

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20. - Rocky
Kansas rugged Buffalo lightweight.
may be matched Saturday with Ben
ny Leonard for title bout.
Kansas, who recently knocked out
Richie MitcheI in one round. is
wanted by Promoter Tex Rickard
for a bout with Leonard.
If Kansas does not come TO terms.
Willie jackson VIII probably get he
match. Jackson scored conclusive
point victory over Johnny Dundee
Friday night but failed 20 demon
strate a knockout punch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
iris Speakers Champs
LedUe For Dallas Camp

b. United Press.
CLEVELAND. FEB 26-Pres' z
jim Dunn was here Saturday 20 see
of the SQUAD Of Indians 70 their
spring camp IN Dallas The Red
Skins depart Saturday night under
the command OF Coach Jack NcAl-
lister VINO viii turn them Over 20
Manager Iris Speaker at Danas.
The SQUAD consists OF Pitchers
Coveleskie. THE. Caldwell Clark.
JACK ellis. Nelson Pott. and Ted
OIderwaId. and Catcher Steve
ONeu. and McAll.ster. other bat
terry men viii 90 directly from their
homes 70 camp.
The second squad departs March
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
HOPPE SAYS HE'S
WILLING TOPLAY
BELGIAN CUESTAR
Billiard Marvel Declares Will
ingness TO Meet Horemans
ANY Time.
BY JACK vEIoCK

Ia 9 ~fr q Iona
new YORK FEB. Edouard
Horemans can have crack AZ the
1872 billiard title any time he will
nut nm d r,rrs,r for match r,ss-
cbanpionsb5, oo,,5ffio1s vnvs
Hoppe. worlds 1S.s ball line bi
lard champion for the last Is years.
made .his statement SATURDAY in
discussing The hitch in his proposed
match with the Belgian PLAYER
which resulted an his taking dewn
n forfeit NJ 50 5oo
arm nav t5ore,-ars ans, +ir,,s ..
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near L''i eIli"Is mas aec.d.ei
ne can oeleai me- hoppe SAID
wen IL "e '"''lAs 80. ne haSn
ploNtu II (" me he ial'ea 10 cover
poS,e' ana al" no.
,t" appear at tHe conference I'D
inl.aa elphia-
nor e'''"IS u quoteu oN ms man
ager 20 the effect that he 'doesn
want the money and Is playing FOR
the good of the game. III say I am
different as far as the money is
concerned Incidentally. have ID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

by Associated l're>s
WANAHACHIE. Texas Feb. %
The first contingent Of the Chicago
White SoX baseball club arrived
here today for spring training. J..
Louis Comiskey and William Glea-
son are in charge of the players.
The other members Of the team are
due here Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

By Associated Press
TNDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. IS -
Tn close guarding game the In
diana Dental college team defeated
E4r.ham tonight - TO 10 The
Denta,s led at half time 20 e.
Witter and Deakyne starred for the
Dentais while Townsend led for
Ear-ham.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Broken 4rm No HiHdrmCe
To Dartmouth Ski Jumper

MONTREAL Quebec. Feb. 26.-
Breaking an arm in practice this
morning. T. Carlton. OF Dartmouth
college. nevertheless jumped 6S feet
in the international intercollegiate
ski jumping competition this after
noon and. with 243 Noints. fir ished
second TO Z. WhittaI. OF McGW uni
verstJy. who had ESQ points 10 his
credit
Cartons best jump was only five
feet shorter than tile winners.
Cheers broke from the spectators
when. thinking the plucky New
Englander out Of the running. they
saw him speeding down 10 the take
or with his arm in srlints.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
IOWA DEFEATS HOLSTERS.

By Associated Press
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Feb. 26.-
Iowa defeater Indiana in a western
conference basketball championship
game here tonight 26 20 Il. India
ma was unable 10 hit the basket and
the Hawkeyes getting away with "a
flying start, led at the half 16 10 8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
MARION.
(l5 teansl

Friday a. M. Montpelier and
Roll 10. Somerset and Lafontaine;
II, Gas City and CASTOR.
Friday p. m.-2, Hartford City and
Matthews; 3, GreentOwn and Mar
ion: 4, Eaton and Fairmont Acad-
envy.
Friday evening.-7:3O, Union
Township and Sweetzer; $50, Fair
mount and Winner, a. m.
Saturday q. m.-9. winner 10 &.
m. and winner II a. m; 10. winner
p. m. and winner p. m; II, win
ner p. m. and winner 1880 p. m.
Saturday D. m--2. winner $3.50 p
m. and winner 9 a. m; 8, winner 10
a m. and winner II a. m.
Saturday evenings. winner d.
m. and winner 3 p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
GRIFFITHS SIGNS
TO BATTLE WELSH
Ohio Welterweight to Meet
Local Fistic at Oliver on
March 10.

Signed articles calling for a boxing
contest of 10 rounds between Eddie
Welsh. of South Bend. and Johnny
Griffiths. champion welterweieht of
Ohio, at the Oliver theater Thurs
day evening. March 10, were OBJ
tanned by Gene Kessler local pro-
moter Saturday afternoon The
match has been brewing for some
time. having already been post
poncd by Kessler when Griffiths
baked at signing articles
Griffiths. a boy with a national
reputation. held out for larger
purse than could be paid and retain
the present admission prices Of 81
20 SO. But after several weeks of
dickering the Akron flash came TO
terms i'm a compromise which gives
him a 81 600 purse. The agreement
was reached Saturday afternoon.
Griffiths is matched to meet Ted
kid" Lewis. who recently fought
Champion Jack Briuon a Is round
bout i'm New York and formerly held
the welterweight crown, at Akron.
O.. March Il. just one week after
showing his wares here. He holds
a 20 round draw with Lewis, has a
newspaper decision over Champion
Britton and has met and defeated
almost every welterweight i'm the
ring He has been touring the coun
try meeting an opponent every
week
Wclch a Winner.
Welsh's appearance i'm ring
with Griffiths marks the local boys
entrance into the big league" class.
He has been winning in every bout
around South Bend for the past year
and local fans have demanded that
he meet a topnotcher He agreed
and articles were signed for match
with any welter selected. Griffiths
having the best record of any boxer
his weight outside the champion and
Lewis was sought II is believed
that a match between Griffiths and
Welsh will prove the most evenly
piece Of matchmaking ever pulled
i'm the boxing line here.
Griffiths is considered the clever
est boxer in the ring today. He has
speed. science. and a wallop in eth
en- arm. He is a boxer who contin-
uaIly mixes ii up. stands toe TO toe
with his opponent in the middle Of
the ring and boxes IA Jimmy
Wilde Grifdths is a master of the
head roll and other tricks Of the
game and expects 10 keep out OF the
way of Welshs steam driven blows.
Welsh's big chance is TO get one
across on Griffiths. A decisive VIC
tory over the Akron flash win place
him i'm line for a title fracas.
Two other Bouts.
Kid Fav was also signed for this
show. lie VIII probably be matched
with Young Fleetwood. the Fort
WAYNE boy who has won praise in
his work here. Both these boys
have wins over Son.e Gellet. the
Gary featherweight champion. and
a match is expected TO be another
thriller fitting for the Griffiths-
Welsh niece. Il VIII be a semi
windup affair.
TWO additional bouts viii be on
the program giving fans a sterling
program for the evening. Griffiths
also agreed 20 come here three days
i'm advance and work out with Kid
Fay at the Y 1T. G.. \. every after
noon for local fans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Him LOSE HARD GAME

bN ASenflalta russ.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Feb. 26.-
Michigan defeated Illinois "a 10 IS
tonight in the hardest fought west
ern conference basketball game ever
played az Ann Arbor. The Wolver-
ines took an carly lead which they
maintained throughout the contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
II. ;. RASKETRALI.

Rochester 30. KokOmo II.
Manual indianapolis AZ. Thorn
town 26
NaDpanee 43; Milford 10.
Anderson 81. jefferson OF Lafsv-
cite -
Culver Military Academy 13: LAKE
Forest Academy 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
RICHMOND.
(16 teans)


Friday a. m.-Fairview Township
and Brownsville; 10, Boston and
Brookville; II. Liberty and Hagers-
town
Friday p. nj, Orange and
Greensboro: ,. Richmond and Ben
tonville; 5, Connersville and Econ
omy: 4, Cambridge City and Whit
water.
Friday evenins.-7:30. Centerville
and Fountain City; $50. Winner 9
a. m. and winner 10 a. m.
Saturday a. M. winner ] ! a. m.
and winner I p. m; 10, winner . p.
m. and winner 9 p, n; Il, winner Z
p. n. and winner $50 p. III.
Saturday p. M. winner $50 D.
m. and winner 9 a. m; 9, winner 10
a. m and winner II a. m.
Saturday evenings, winner . o.
m and winner p. n.