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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Ii FOR KNIGHT RANK

Fourteen cnMd!ai"$ for III" rank Of
Knight VIII have 'uc rank conferred
upon them =: M""!ny nights meeting
Of Baltimore I.",E". No. L, Knights Of
pythiaS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Luncheon Today.

Mrs Alexander Class Will entertain
with luncheon today at the county
club honorinc the wedding guc,:S here
for thr runtia!s OF Mrs. Mary Stacey
Doubleday. oc N"w York. anc Major
Henry Hlark CIagctt. of III" Tilted
States air service. which Will ~" SOL
cn,n;zod 4: Willow Glen" saturday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
SodalitY Party

n" social rooms 81 =. J"r"@h. .
athvurtl MIS- the sen" ct i m':'!
party of young people lnS; n&ht "h''
ihc u 'ub"rS I TIA S'ddiIt! u! th''
rlrSS"d Virgin Mary held t." hnA'
r,.., tim: at the season. y p."''HlhE Va
l'r;l "t :. it, diversions W'r" 'Nj"'c'
: = several hour. and towards tn" 'H.''
II the evening heNr'"uS r"ir"Nh'"'h''
were .rrl Ell. Miss SihMA Doyle Wa
- GENERAL Charc. Hnd h"T committee
w., composed uf the Following:
ErfrrShment Committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
New Era Guild.

\ miscellaneous shower Tor Ne r'''
ward p;,s,. formerly Miss Alma MN''
featured tn" regular meeting Ie th'
New Era tiu!id. Of the Ston" l'r'ShH
tsrian sunday school held las; MINT ~
the home o. Miss Hazel Na!lt'"' III
Overbrook Mss Hazel FrlSn"r was
assistant hostess and ih"y had pr"F'ir
a program Ct interesting S"r.@l N1"ilh'S
for tho pleasure cf the guests. At \
late hour = ,unrhron was served an"
Mrs. Dicst MAS Showrrcd with an array
~ lovely presents. The guest ~"r'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
About People
Movements Of individuals TO Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Stamm- Miss Mary Hlnk"c. 50. 'lairS-
lIiic. Ohio; \. l.. cole. fairm"nC ii. q
Kinmou& Valley Grove: Wiit.Lm' WIZ
son. Clark sburG.
Rogers. Graham WISER. -. Adams;
II. C. Beard Berkeley Springs: Man LIP
ion. Berkeley Springs.
Mcclure r. :. GreCnIcc. weston: II
". Polling. Weston: II. y. Dawt"y FAR
krrshurC: J. VI. Google. New Martins
Vile: Lee Crane, MorGantown: FINLEY
Cakes. Worth!ngton: Elliott Northcott
Huntington: \. &. Mincrr. charleston
wtndsor--N. T.. Co(f.clI, New Martins
VILE: Conrad NJ. Ross. Charleston: y. NJ
Leigh. Warrington; J. +. Ander$"n'
Huntington: Albert l.. lo@man. Cia'NS-
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Invitations Received

Copies ~ the following. tnFlIat'9n
r.. t.,.u 70. "tl"d ~ the alumni or
Washington AMI Jefferson College,
The PrssldeH; and Faculty
Washington and Jefferson 'o.I"c"
request the honor Of your rreScnc"
at the
One Hundredth and Twentieth
Commencement Exercises
June Fifth 10 Eighth
Nineteen hundred and tw"nty-one
Washington. Pennsylvania
Tier. vii DC tive delightful social
functions IN connection with tho COM
rnancTSnrnt exercises. On Tuesday
evening. Jun" :. there will ha :. rcc"p.
ZION Of al alumni. visiting friends a"'
citiz.nS % Washington. The annual
meeting OF the Alumni Association VIII
be held Wednesday morning. June
and will be featured with the election
If three alumni as trustees to the cp!-
,..rr. The alumni dinner will be serEel
following th!s session ~ O'Clock
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Dinner Party

Mr.. W. = Kendall waS N"$t - group
% cr.enIs ~ = dinner party 90 e\1u's!,"
.rr-,intn,rnt~ on Wednesday evening.
,hn delightful affair being arranged aS
:; birthday surprise for Mrs. Kendall.
The dinner was served At : o'clock In
tho newly opened "E!vcrrus at IN"
Windsor Hotel. \ mound or pink roses
formed an attrac;iv" ccnt"7ricce ana
covers vrra laid for six guests. Fol
lowing tho dinner the guests spent =
delightful evening playing cards Al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Nightrn-
gallo IN the Isl1nd. Included in the
partv wcrr: Nrssrs and Mcsdam"s
Stewart -. ';~oham. Lionel Nightengale.
w :. Kendall.
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Engagsment Announced

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been mHu" n Inc
erEag"r.en; OF Mss Jane Fr"h me-.
daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Fr"hme
OF the South Side. and MIR. .Nvin Els
worth Glossy. formerly OF this city
now Of Cleveland. o. Tuesday. Juno !
- set rs the day for the wedding. which
will he very interesting although OF i
quite nature.
Miss Erohme IS a popular young lady
and her mary friends are extending best
wishes for her happiness. TIL" wedding
i Of especial interest as IL Is thc cUt-
rniuatinn o L wartime romance. be-
gun when both young people were en-
gagged in war work at Washington, H.
e. Mr.. Gics"v Is internal r"v"Hue IN
>r,cctor o: Cleveland. lie i n son OK
NJ. and Mrs Thomas -. GieSey or
North Front street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Miscellaneous Shower

Miss Mac Belle Hal sn:ert'lne" WIN
= miscellaneous shower last night ~
bcr home. No. "tl4 E"ff street. IN honor
or Miss Auetie Frirnd. tidnc"c Of Mr.. W
- Henderson. The evening was spent
i'm merry social pastimrS and at late
hnur = luncheon II pretty appo!n; mentS
VI. served The following were Tn
guests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
jim BARNES WINS
OPEN GOLF TITLE
New Champ Misses Chance to
Tie Record-Hagen and
Mcleod Tie.

WASHINGTON, July %. - Jim
Barnes Pelham, y. Y, professional,
won the national open golf cham
pionship late Friday over the course
Of the Columbia Country club, near
here with a score OF cS9 for. the p
holes Of the titular round.
Walter Hagen, New York, and
Fred Mcleod Of Washington tied for
second place with PCS, nine strokes
back Of Barnes.
Barnes tired badly on the last
nine holes and missed three short
shots II he had holed these three
puts he would have tied the record
for the open championship set at
PSI by Charles Evans. Jr.. OF Chi
cago, when he won the title at Min
ikhada IN 1915 At the nth hole
Barnes took three puts. He missed
three foot putt on the 18th and
one Of similar length on the 18th.
On the 18th he holed a 3 fOoter for
birdie three Barnes finished his
final round at 5:27 p. m. His card
for the last nine holes was 464-445-
443-3S-72.
Other high scores follow:
Charles Evans, Chicago, national
amateur champion. 9O2; ALEX Smith
Newtondon, Conn, Emmett French,
Youngstown, o., and Bobby Jones.
the Atlanta amateur, tied with 303
and Clarence Hackney, Atlantic City,
and George Duncan Of England tied
with 3O5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
MRS. MAY SUTTON BUNDY.

The American tennis star which
the youthful Mile. Suzanne Lenglen
will have to defeat in order to win
the woman's tennis championship Of
the world is no longer a girl.
She is Mrs May sutton Bundy.
mother Of a family and 30 years old.
And the Mrs. Bundy Of today is
playing almost as brilliant a game
as she did in 1905, her greatest year,
when she won the worlds Champion
ship at Wimbledon, England, when
she was Miss May Sutton.
She has played tennis ever since
she was big enough to hold a racket.
At u she startled the world by
winning the Pacific coast singles
championship. That was in 1901.
In 1904 she came to the eastern
courts from California and won
every set she played while east of
the Mississippi, coping the woman's
national championship.
The next year she went to Eng
land and defeated their woman
champion.
Mrs. Bundy's strength is remark
able. Her wrists are as strong as
a mans
Her style Of game has changed
but little since the days of her early
Story.
She is a slashing driver. as all
California tennis products are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
HISEY AND HARRIS
WIN GOLF TOURNEY
Easily Defeat Campbell and
ROmine-Play on Munic-
ipal Course Today.

Q. A. Hisey and L. G. Harris de-
feated NJ. r. Campbell and o. RO-
mine in the finals yesterday for the
J. NJ. Studebaker golf trophy by the
score of z up and 6 to play. Hisey
and Harris played excellent golf
and always held a commanding lead
and were never in danger.
In the ladies' blind DOGGY tourn-
ament, first prize went TO Mrs. Nor
rison with 53-4-49, with a tie for
second place between Mrs. w. J.
East and Mrs. J. f. Reynolds with
net scores Of %. The draw for the
prize was won by Mrs. Reynolds.
Preparations for the ladies invita-
ton tournament are going forward
and a big entry is expected for the
event which will be held at Chain
/ OLakes next Friday. Mrs. Cooper
states that from letters received
there will be about So ladies from
I out Of town who Will take part in
the event.
Complete Arrangements.
The local city officials have COM
pleted arrangements for an is hole
match today at the new municipal
golf course between Bert Meyering
Chain o Lakes pro, and f. Gulick-
son, pro Of the Mama Country Club.
Bert played the course yesterday for
the first time and scored a brilliant
/ 5j which is perfect golf Many OF
the holes are difficult pars and TO
| play a 80 demands all the skill OF
even such an expert golfer a. Bert
/ The match today should furnish
+ plenty of thrills and should draw
+ a large gallery. Meyering and Gull
ickson are both golfers par excellent
and are at the top Of their games.
Capt. Dan Sanders VIII lead MS
band Of stalwarts TO St Joe today
TO battle Nishawaka for the lead
ership of the Valley League. South
Bend now leads the league by six
points and a victory now over Mish-
awake viii clinch the Valley trophy
for the Chain c. Lakes boys Be-
sides Sanders the team will be com
posed Of II. c. Elmore. +. z. White
hall, c. Peck, c. A Hisey, II. f
Rostiser, T. r. DUNCAN, G. T. Jas
Jr., and T. Webster.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
FRANK FRISCH

Frank Frisch is scoring most OF
the runs that are helping the New
York Giants overtake the Pirates in
the drive for the pennant
The feet footed infelder has
scored over 20 runs and IS leadins
the league. Rogers Hornsby is his
closest rival.
lie is also running a neck ahead
of Max Carev Of the Pirates for the
league base stealing hoaors
While this is a year OF batting in
stead Of base stealing and pitching
the young Giants record stands out.
Frisch. who is a Fordham Univer-
sity bow. IS a fine athlete. He can
do the 100 yards IN 10 seconds.
Right now he IS one Of the most val
liable players in the National league.
McGray took him fresh from school
a year ago.
In addition 20 his run-scoring and
base-stealing zssets he Is a great
fielder and hits around the $50
mark.
He Is the most valuable player 10
his club in the league.
McGraw coGld get a small FORUM
fo~ h!m-hut New y,tN holds IS
stars instead or selling them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

She married Thomas Clarke Bundy
in December, 1912. At that time
she held the national doubles title
with Maurice Mclaughlin.
Since then she has been cOnspicU-
Gus in tennis by her absence. For
she is a home body and devOtes her
self TO her children.
Her Los Angeles home is loaded
with trophies she won in her world
wide competitions.
But when asked to talk about her
trophies she points to her children
and says: These are my trophies"
She has always found a little time
to practice on her own private
courts but never trained seriously
since her marriage until this spring.
Her game apparently is as good
as ever.
Tt is almost impossible 10 beat her
from the back-court play because her
driving is so accurate that her op-
ponent has but little chance to come
to the net without being passed.
While Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt NAL
Tory is recognized as one Of the best
woman players in the world Mrs.
BunGy has beaten her three sets out
Of four on several occasions.
Since Mile. Lenglen recently van
pushed the great Molla it is Mrs.
Bundy-a woman of 30, who stands
in the way Of the 22-year-old French
girl wonder and the world title.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

WILDER D'Alene, the sponsor for
tomorrow's auto race program at
Springbrook park, is an experienced
driver himself, having been on the
famous Gutenberg team in three of
the Indianapolis contests. He drove
with Resta, DePalma, Cooper and
other track stars on the Chicago
speedway. keeping the lead for so
laps and going out when his mech
7-ioian was burned TO death while
filling the gas tank.
80 4lene personally guarantees the
commences of tomorrow's contest.
With Is skilled drivers like Gil An
derson, Arthur Chevrolet, Bill Hunt
J. C. Hood, Harold Werst, Homer
and Ralph Ormsby and Carl Lash,
all representing rival factories, a
spirited contest is assured.
The elimination trials, starting at
2:3O. will be exciting, for unless a
driver scores well he cannot enter
the so mile grind for the big prize
money, no matter how much ex-
pense he has gone to getting his
outfit here. D'Alene predicts thrills
on the turns, breath-taking spurts on
the stretches. and incidentally, some
smashed fences.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Babe Plans Exhibition
Tour for NeHt AUTUMN

There are still a few good money
making propositions lying around
waiting 20 be Matched besides pull
ing off a million dollar fight.
Babe Ruth is collaborating with
a live wire promoter in planning an
exhibition tour next fall to the Pa
cihc coast, the Philippines and ia
gan
That's a fertile idea. There's
thousands Of dollars In it.
Should the Goliath OF swat hit
over 81 home runs. possibly make
his goal OF 10. he'd be the biggest
drawing card in the world
There is a possibility Of the Yank
management Directing 10 this new
gold mine" venture of its Bambino.
The Yanks and Uncle Wilbert Rob
inson's Dodgers are thinking Of tour
ing the coast next spring as part OF
their training work.
II Babe and his retinue OF stars
swept the western territory this faIl
Il would "crab" the act for the
spring training tour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
America Leads BritOnS
In International EUentS

Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull have
been having q busy summer, ath-
letically.
Also Samuel has had a couple OF
slSirnishes with friend France.
And they're still az t.
The battle line was formed abroad
early this spring with the Americans
IS visiting invaders.
So far the score IS in favor OF
Uncle sam.
The American polo team beat the
Britons two games straight and
copied the international cup.
Jock Hutchison bamboozled them
out OF their national open golf mug.
Bill Tilden successfully defended
his world tennis title on the VIM
bledon courts
Alexa Stirling failed in her at
TEMPT 10 wrest the woman's English
golf title She couldn't keep pace
with their powerful and wonderful
Miss Cecil Leitch.
Bobby Jones. Chick Evans and
Francis Ouimct fell down mlserably
IA their attempt 90 win the amateur
golf cup. honors going 10 England S
While Hunter. zss.,.lls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
HurlS One-Hit Contest
against Playground Nine

zaIas OF the Washington senior
baseball team pitched a one hit
game yesterday afternoon against
the Division playground seniors, at
the Division street playground. the
Washingtons winning ? 70 1. The
game was a pitchers battle through
out. Lottie OF the Division team
allowing only Eve hits and tanning
eight men. while Zalas struck out
fifteen. The batteriea were, Wash
tngton. Zalas and Casmer; Division.
Iottie and Shafer.
The midgets OF the Washington
and Haley Fairgrounds played a
fast game yesterday afternoon on
the Division street grounds. All Of
the midgets are heavy hitters with
the willow az is proven by the score,
10 10 S, in favor OF the Washington
team
Washington juniors also defeated
the Haley juniors by a score OF 10
20 Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
"BnSh " Managers
Are Still After
Black SOx Stars

CHICAG. July 22.-Two offers TO
play baseball were received by the
BLACK Sox" during Friday session
Of the scandal trial.
One offer, addressed 70 Buck
Weaver. came from J. c. Hunt. OF
clifton, Okla
IL read: can you. Jackson. Felsch
and Cicotte come 70 Oilton within
ten days for game? Answer at once.
VIII wire you terms"
The other. sent to Eddie Cicotte by
William /. Moore, Of Oregon, 30,
read:
''Will you accept 800 and ex-
penses to pitch ball game here July
%? Wire at once"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
SOx Secretary Can Also
Play InfieId in a Pinch

CHICAGO. July 22-LOuis c.
Barbour Of the White Sox is the only
club secretary in the majors who IS
also a player.
Years ago he was an inhelder for
the White Sox. Since then he en-
tered private business until he was
summoned by Sox officials TO serve
as travelling secretary. He can still
play a good game and practices
daily.
He goes TO bat" for the players
on every occasion, for he's been
through the mill. He has a lot Of
sympathy for the man who has 10
live on Pullmans and in hotels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Grimes and Deal Hit for
Circuit and Bruins Win
~ Assoclated b.

~ Associated Press:
PHILADELPHIA, July 22-Home
runs by Grimes and Deal in the
ninth inning Friday gave Chicago a
6 to 1 victory over Philadelphia. The
two drives accounted for four runs.
Rapp had two hits, making it IS
straight games in which he has hit
safely. Score:
Chicago. ..... 900 100 Ola II Q
Philadelphia. 600 600 OO1-1 9 ?
Ponder and DAILY; Sedgewick.
Baumgartner, Belts and Peters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
PITTSBURG SPLITS
BILL WITH BRAVES
Both Games Are Fiercely Con,
tested and Go Into Extra
Innings.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
BOSTON, July p. - Boston and
Pittsburg divided the honors Friday.
the home team winning the first
game. 10 in ten innings. but los
ing the second game, 4 70 3 in II
innings. Robertson collapsed IN the
first game after he had crashed into
the right field stand in taking South
worth's fly. He recovered sufficient
" TO make three Of the five singles
Pittsburg got Off McQuillan. Score:
First game
Pittsburg &c. 001 900 600 o. l
Boston ...... 01O 600 600 IL 0
Hamilton and Schmidt; McQuil-
Ian and O'Neill
Second game
Pit-sburg. 600 O1O 1O1 OOo II II 0
Boston 49,. COL 600 200 900 O-3 s .
Glazner and Schmidt; Fillingim
and Gcwdy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
LEW TENDLER OUT
TO DETHRONE BEN
Will Have to Score Knockout
to Grab Title-LeOnard
to Begin Training.

NEW YORK, July 22-That long
talked Of struggle between Benny
Leonard, worlds lightweight cham
pion, and Lew Tender. Philadel-
phia's southpaw boxer, bobbed up as
topic for fight fans Friday with
the announcement that Leonard will
begin light training during the com
ing week for his meeting with Tend
Ter Aug. u.
Ben and Lew Will toss rights and
let's at each other in the Philly
baseball park. Philadelphia. in a no
decision bout scheduled TO go eight
rounds, and this match, clinched af-
ter some two years Of haggling over
weights and percentages. will be
watched with real interest.
Tender is the last OF the top notch
lightweights of the country TO meet
Leonard. There are quite a few
folks who believe he has a good
chance to win.
Must Score Knockout.
In order TO uncrown Leonard. the
Quakertown south paw must score a
knockout.
His admirers, in talking Of hi:
chances, point TO the fact that he
made such a good job Of trimming
Rocky Kansas some time ago that
the Buffalo Italian was fit for moth
ing better than a hospital for sew
eral months Kansas. in turn made
a fine showing against Leonard a few
months ago and fattened Ritchie
Mitchell in one round.
The bout has been press ACCENTED
for such a long time in philadelphia
that II is expected 20 draw a record
| breaking gate of over 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
RUTH SHINES AS YANKS
WIN EXHIBITION CANE

By Associated Press:
AKRON, o., July 22-Sixty-f1ve
hundred local baseball fans saw the
game here Friday between the New
York American league and the Fire.
stones, q semi-pro club. Ruth sent
tn ball over the fence for a distance
of 4OS feet. He also took a turn at
pitching. The score:
Batteries: New York, Piercy, Ruth
Harper Sheehan, McNally, Fergu-
son and Hoffman: Firestones Nc
Kinsley, Bond, Burke and Mercer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
FAVORITES BEATEN
IN OVERTIME HEAT
ATKAZOO MEETING
Guardian Trust Wins Feature
Event of Getaway
Program.

KALAMAZOO Mich. July "a
It required a fourth heat Friday TO
determine the winner Of the 2:15
trot on the getaway program at the
Kalamazoo grand circuit meeting
and bring Guardian Trust starting
for the first time on any track, a
winner over Neva Brooke, the IA
vOrite. and the Great Miss Morris,
the heat winners. The Mcmahon
colt won the second heat and took
over the overtime drive.
Pop" Geers won his first race Of
the week when he pilOted Lillian
sikwood 10 victory in the 2:1O pace,
Able Hall finishing second up.
Hal Malone won the 2:03 pace,
taking the first and second heats
from Roy Grattan. but finishing sec
ond 70 the Murphy entry in the final
drive.
Peter Coley annexed the 2:O5 trot
after Comet had taken the first heat
in easy fashion.
The 1921 meeting was the most
successful in the history Of the local
association.
2.05 CLASS TROTTING
Three Heats, Purse $1,000.
Peter Coley, b. g. by Peter the
Great lStOkes) ...-......-......4
Comet, ch. m. by Cyrenus (Teach-,
Charlie Rex. br. g.. BY Recreation
Murphy ..................... 4
Baron Gigantic. br. a.. by Cegan-
Arion Mckinney, br. h., by Nc -
Kinnew (Erskinel ............o .
Time 90 -. -O61z, ? .O6A-
215 CLASS TROTTING
Three Heats, Purse 81 1000.
win (McMahcn) .-....-.....1
Neva Brooke, b. m, by Justice
Brooke Murphy .....-....1 8
The Great Miss Morris. ch. T.,
by Peter the Great Co.'s
Checkers, b. = by The Expo
nent (H. Allen .---.----..3 70
Miss Mahar, b. m, by Mabel -,
Utah SiniI Lady X also started.
Time-2 :0SA, 2:OTA, 2OIA, 2:l3A.
2.O3 CLASS PACING
Three Heats. Purse, 81 200.
Hal Malone, b. g., by Argot Hal
Roy Grattan b. g.. by Grattan
Royal (Murphyl ...............
John Henry, b. g. by Wilkoe.
Drift Patch. b. g.. by Dan Patch
(NcMahOne) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JAY Brook. br. g. by Silent Brook
I Tn,nl ,O4s: > :6fsi. OOH.
2:IO CLASS PACING
Three Heats, Purse 81 600.
LILLIAN SslkwoOd. blk. m, by
StrOngwood (GeersJ ..-.--.....1 !
Able Hall. b. m, by The Able
AEtlAul s.-.ss.A =
T. l.. Jr.. b. e., by Eugene Colbert
fENudul 80 = D q
Jssle Riggs. b. m. by Argot Hal
AL0Wel 5000 4
lIinerva Gentry, b. IN, by John
r. Gentry (Childs) ...........S
Iedgetree Boy, Allie Clay, Hailed also
started.
Time :O615. 2:O8I5, 2.O6lb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Coast Net Players ShotU
Class at Cleveland Meet


CLEVELAND, O., July 22-In the
second days contests of the inter
city double tennis matches here
Friday the Kinsey brothers Of San
francisco again showed a superior
quality OF tennis and won over Fritz
Bastian and Ralph Burdick Of In
dianapolis. The scores were: 6-4.
"a. 1-6. 20. rs.
The second game Friday was be
tween Pierson and Edwards Of Phil
adelphia and Caste and Hausauer
Of Buffalo. The Philadelphia pair
won by 81. GA, A., GO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Dodgers Nose Out Cards
In See-SGlO Game, 8 to 5

BY Associated Press:
BROOKLYN, y. Y. July 22.-
Brooklyn took a see-saw game from
st. Louis Friday, to 5. Score:
st. Louis 100 600 02O-5 2
Brooklyn. -. 600 40 O3x-6 u ;
Pertica and DilhOefer; Galore,
Schupp, Ruether and Kruger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Reds again SlCanlp Giants
As Kelly Hits His 18th

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK. July 22-Cincin-
natl won again from New York Fri
day. II 10 2, as the Giants were un-
able 10 hit Luque effectively except
in the fourth. Kelly hit his four
teenth home run Of the season.
Score:
Cincinnati. 210 O01 SOIL Is
New York. 81. 600 200 600 2 10 4
Luque and Hargreve; Douglas,
Causey and Smith.