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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22

The salary OF Roscoe Arbuckle was
said to have been the lowest Of all
the movie "stars''-about $4,000 n
week. Yet even this starvation wage
is probably greater than he will be
able to command in any other call
ing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22
JOSH WISE SEZ

JOSH WISE SEZ
The big fish amt found In the
little puddles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22

The fellow with the we'll filled
cellar doesn't believe in the freedom
OF the seize.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

What would happen if of Babe Ruths home
landed here? Sure get cigar These ardent rooters
for the Nationals snapped roostng in their grand
just outside of the Washington ball park dur
ing the series with Cleveland.
a,iPho Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
LOCAL NET STARS
DEFEAT ELKHART
Win Third and Deciding
Match at Leeper Park in
Sweeping Fashion.

The team of local tennis players
composed Of Kingsley, Woodward.
Warner and Andrus wednesday won
the third and deciding match from
ElkhaTts team on the Leeper park
courts. The local players swept the
visitors of their feet and won every
match. In the singles Kingsley de-
feated Elk Ga. 81. woodward de-
teated Nichols 81. 6-1; Warner de-
feated Sorenson 81. 81: and in the
doubles match Woodward and An
drus won from Nichols and Ek As.
Ga. and Ga. In the two previous
matches each team won on is home
court and on the toss 10 decide whero
the finals were 10 be played ne loo
ais won.
In the match between the girls
teams from the two cities also
played yesterday at Leeper park.
the Elkhart girls reversed the de-
cision Of iast week and won the two
singles matches. the doubles not be-
ing finished because OF darkness.
Last week the local girls won both
singles and doubles at Elkhart.
Yesterdays scores were: Margaret
Nichols defeated Martha Taylor.
South Bend, As. 81. and rs; and
Bernice Mangnesson defeated Mary
Dushane. South Bend. 6-S and Cd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
FEW CHANGES MADE
IN FOOTBALL RULES
College Football Season Will
Begin In TwO Weeks at
Oreno, Maine.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Couege
football, without any of the radical
changes suggested at the close OF
last season, will open its 1921 sea-
son in two weeks. The drst game
viii he played at Orono. Maine. Sept
Il, when the University of Maine
meets the soldiers from TT. McKin
ley. Only a few minor changes have
been made in the official intercolle-
giate rules. One OF the principal
changes provides that in the event
Of the scoring of a safety The squad
which has made it shall put the ball
In play by scrimmage from first
down at any place on its 30-yard
line. After a touchback the ball
still Will be tut in play on the 20
yard line
In rule %. section 3. a substitute
division has been made. Division a
provides that the offenses Of trip
ping. tackling out Of bounds or
throwing the player TO the ground
after the ball is dead or any other
unnecessary roughness shall be pen
allied IS yards from the spot where
the ball was down.
Rule s. section IS, has been chang
ed 20 that the ball is declared dead
when a forward pass becomes an
Illegal pass. so that the rule covers
both incompleted and illegal passes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
.PENN'S LINE COACH
GIVES UP FOOTBALL
Buck" Wharton, Who Has
Served on Penn Staff Since
1893, Retires.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. DIR.
Charles C'Buck'D Wharton, veteran
line coach of the University OF
Pennsylvania football squad, is
through" as a supervisor Of foot
ball at Penn.
DR.. Wharton, who hasn't missed a
year on PENIS coaching staff since
1898, except when serving as uasj or
in the medical corps during the
world war. has given up his football
work at the university in order to
give more attention TO his school and
professional duties
II has been thought several times
during his years OF coaching that
the squad could get along without
Wharton, and he was not placed on
the STAFF, but shortly after the sea-
son got under way, an s O. S was
sent out, for it always became APP
parent that his place as line coach
could not be easily filled.
Buck" as he always will be
known TO his football pupils. was a
member of the odd school" when
PENIS name stood at the head of
the list in college football. He was
PENIS star guard on the varsity
teams of 1S93-4-5-6, and was all
American guard after his first foot
ball year. He was also captain Of
Penn's famous team of 90.
Inventor OF System.
In 1898, when Wharton began
coaching for Penn, he invented the
famous line system of play an en-
tirely new style OF play in those
days. which has been modified and
revised 10 fit the requirements OF
the present-day game. The funda-
mental principles of this style are
still the same.
Among well known players Whar-
ton has developed are: Lud Wray,
Pat Dryer and Ernie Cozens, CEN
ters; Lew Little. Mel Matthews.
Titzel and Bill Ward. tack
les; Bob Lamberton, Carl Thomas.
Erstavag and Hemming, guards;
and Heine Miller Icy Levine and
Hunter Scarlet, ends.
Penn is at least going TO start the
season without the help of Buck"
Wharton, but there is much specU-
lation in football circles as to wheth-
er it won't turn out as it has several
times before.
Wharton, who admits having seen
fifty summers, looks to be in good
enough condition TO go on the grid
iron today, but his most strenuous
physical exertions will be confined
10 his daily exercise and supervis-
ing physical education at Penn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
.GOTHAMITES SURE
THEY'LL SEE HALF
OF WORLD SERIES
New Workers Confident Yanks
Will Win-Give Up Hope
for Giants.
By JACK VEIOCK.

NEW YORK. Sept. BASEBALL
fans OF little old New York are will
ing % lay odds that the metropo us
will see one-half OF tho worlds SER
les but they have practically given
up hope Of moaopolizing the big fall
classic Those who root for the
Yankees are elated over the pros
poets of Miller Higgins bottering
clan. while among Giant fans, slOom
is thicker than moiasses
a That Babe Ruth and company viii
either capture the American pennant
BY force or have &c thrust upon them
now seems a certainty.
The Yanks are breezing along.
winning here and losing there, but
playing better than 800 per cent
baseball Their pitchers are going
good and the team has lost none
OF its hitting strength.
indians Badly Crippled.
The worlds champion Indians on
the other hand. have nothing ahead
but rough going and that with a Grip
pied pitching staff. stan COvelesNe
is not at top form 90 start the east
ern road trip. Caldwell is under sus-
pension for being out of condition
and Catcher Steve O'Neiu with the
brunt OF the catching TO do, is not
in the best of shape either.
on top OF this the Indians must
swing around the eatern half OF the
circuit once again and viii be forced
10 play all but two OF their remain
ing % games on the road The Tls-
ers play in Cleveland again Thurs
day and then it's goodbye 20 Dunn
field for the rest OF the schedule.
Cleveland has lost two more games
than the Yan<s and have less games
TO play. for Higgins men, counting
Wednesdays double header with
Boston have % games remaining.
The Giants apparently have shot
their bolt. The fine rally they made
by winning five straight from Pitts
burg is forgotten now and as Nc
Graw prepares 20 lead his men west
ward 20 finish the season on the road,
there IS little hope that Pittsburs
can be headed, even though there
is a margin OF only a half game be-
tween the teams.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
MILLER ANNOUNCES
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Mishawaka High School Squad
Ready For Season 30
Report For Practice.

With 50 candidates reporting for
practice every evening the Maroon
and White mentor hopes 10 develop
another stellar team. Seven of last
years squad are among the numb Der.
Preliminary practice of falling on
the ball hunting and tackl:ng has
progressed satisfactorily and scrim-
mage viii be started in a short time
The Kamm and Schellinger field
will be used for practice and the
Dodge Athletic field for the games.
The schedule for the year has just
been published by the coach show
ing that he has secured some of
the hardes- teams to battle his crew
Of state championship claimants
There are eight games 10 be played
Seven dates are filed leaving only
Thanksgiving day open. The first
game will be played with Warsaw
oct. 1. Frobel Gary Hammond,
EIkhart and Emerson of Gary are
next. These schools have always put
out stellar teams and viii make the
NJ. III s. eleven extend themselves
to keep thei record clean. Dowagiac
anu MI , Oil 10y W III bt tAAt lltAN
opponents of the local team Do
wagiac played a scoreless game with
Mishawaka last season and this con-
test promises to be one Of the high
lights of the schedule. Michigan City
has never offered much OPPOSITION
to the NJ. 4. s. teams. AS claimants
Of the state title last years eleven
put Mishawaka high school on the
athletic map. Winning a game from
the locals means the victors will
have the right TO claim the state
high school football title, a much
cherished prize among the teams
who will meet the Maroon and
White
Coach Mueller has announced
that he has written to the stats
athletic board asking it TO recon-
slider its decision regarding the SUE
pending Of relations between Misha-
waka and South Bend and prohibit
ing them from meeting the grill
iron. II the board consents 10 the
two schools resuming relations he
will offer 20 meet the South Bend
eleven Thanksgiving day at the
Dodge field.
Following is the schedule:
Oct. 1-Warsaw-away.
Oct. S-Frobel high-home.
Oct. 15-HammOnd-away.
Oct. 2-Elkhart-home.
Oct. 29-EmersOn-awa
Nov. michigan City-away.
Nov. Neutrality-suspicious..
Nov. 25-open.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
GIANTS TWICE ROUT
PHILLIES AND GAIN
New York Closes Gap Between
Pirates. Who Lead Now by
a Half Game.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept T. New
York took both ends OF a double
header from Philadelphia Wednes-
day. IN the first game the Giants
bunch II hits off Ring and Belts for
a Z 10 ? victory, while in the final
contest they overwhelmed the locals.
Is 10 4. Score:
First game
New York.. 21O 10 2OO-7 Il 0
Philadelphia 600 O1o 1902 .
Nehf and J. Smith. Snyder: Ring.
Belts and Henline.
Second game
New York. O23 O6O 20O-13 10 /
Philadelphia 600 100 O21- 13 4
Douglas and T. Smith. Snyder;
HUbbeIl. Sedgewick and Bruggy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
RUTH CLOUTS 52ND
AS YANKS WIN TWO
Mays and Harper Turn In
Wins Over Red Sox-Meu-
sci Gets 10Th Homer.

NEW YORK, Sept. THE New
York Americans strengthened their
lead Wednesday by defeating Bos-
ton in both games OF a double head
er by scores Of s 10 and 10 ..
Meusel hit his nineteenth home run
in the first game and Ruth his fifty
second in the second contest. Score:
First game
Boston. .... 900 010 O1O-2 II 0
New York ..O12 1O1 1Ox-6 Q 0
Russell, Myers and Walters; Mays
and Schang.
Second game:
Boston. ......OOO 600 O20-2 Z 1
New York. 600 203 02x-7 8
Pennock and Ruel; Harper and
Devormer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
RENDERS PRACTICE
ON LEEPER FIELD
Coach Burnham Sends High
School Squad Through
Stiff Program.

About 80 audidates Tor -ho local
High school football tenn turned
out for the initial practice yezer-
day afternoon ou Leepar Geld AZ q
O'Clock The squad is expected t8
be increased 20 so before tha end
OF the week. when many prospects
for the team that did nos make -he
trip 20 Lake Wawasee for the pre-
liminary training VIII report
Yesterdays workout cons sai Of
setting-up exercises. running. charr-
ms, starting, falling on Lhe BAH and
running down pults. a tack.Ig
dummy viii be installed on the
gridiron and instruction in tho art
OF tacking viii Joe given by coach
Durham upon Its installation.
New Men show Well
Buck" Claussen. Matt Butchand.
Al Strauss, all new men In school.
are the most likely candidates for
regular positions of tho new mate
rial Butch has shown exceptional
promise and may make a regular
half back. Strauss, too, has shown
indications OF developing into a star
backfeld man while CIaussen VIII
make a strong bid for one Of the
end berths. There is a possibility
that Capt. Ollie Edwards may De
shifted from his original half back
position TO quarter.
Scrimmages viii notabe held IN
81 perhaps the first OF next week
when Burnham viii be aided by c.
A. Cooper. y. NJ. c. a physical di-
rector. Cooper Will take charge Of
the linemen and Burnham viii de-
vote his attention Il the backield
candidates.
Burnham IS still busy with the
schedule and hopes TO land some
strong secondary team for a game
with the Benders as a preliminary
TO the big Notre Dame-NebrasSo
tilt on Cartier field, Oct. %.
The new uniforms which have
been ordered are expected 20 arrive
shortly. Everything WIN be furn-
ished with the exception OF shoes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
THREE RACES ADDED
TO FAIR PROGRAM
County Horses Without Rec
ords Entered in Free-for-All
Race Tuesday.

Three additional races have been
added 10 the already heavy program
scheduled in connection with the
Interstate fair at Springbrook park
September Is TO II.
They are 2:1s trot, a 2:2O pace
and a free for all race between
horses without records owned in 81.
Joseph county.
The latter event is the first of its
kind ever held in connection with
an Interstate fair and is especially
arranged for the entertainment of
the thousands of children who will
be the guests of the fair Tuesday.
This should BE Fun.
Eight horses Will be entered in this
st. Joe county free-fOr-aU Since
all entries must be horses without
records, some wonderful speculation
is sure TO develop and Tuesday Wis
itors are promised a treat that will
! be unique in the annals of South
Bend racing. old horsemen recall
/ that many years ago a similar race
was held at the Old track where
PotawatOmi park is now located II
was won by a yearling owned by
Louie Nickle after the hardest kind
of driving, and was talked about
by race lovers for years.
In the other events some thrills
are assured. l. w. Lower. secretary
Of tho speed department, has just
returned from Indianapolis where
he succeeded in securing 80 entries,
despite the fact that Louisville,
Terre HaUte AMI Columbus, O.. were
all angling after the same horses.
The additional entries practically
I'll up every race and because OF the
class OF the horses that will start,
and the excellent condition of the
track, the meet is sure 10 be a rec
ord breaker.
Record Holders Booked.
Such horses as Frank Forbes
Sweet susan, Volo Bill. Isaac Mast
ers, Ruth Roland. and Freeman
Masters have been added to the list
Of starters. When these Grand Cir
cult stars are pitted against such
favorites as Bingen Bold. Ben Mac
Gregor. Teddy J.. Miss Ellen Todd
and others equally well known, there
is sure TO be some fast time.
Officials made an inspection of the
/ Spring brook park track Wednesday
and after a thorough investigation
pronounced ii in the best condition
il has been since built. 1t is said
10 be considerably faster than the
mile track at Indianapolis or KaIa-
maZoO.
Emil SUantz. who has been pre-
siding judge at the South Bend fair,
will be the starter this year while
John Snobarser of Goshen viii be
presiding Judge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE OF APPOINTbTEST
/, Wilbur NJ. Warner, clerk 81 The ST..
Joseph Superior court, in the state ~
Indiana, do hereby certify that Ernest
+. HorspOol has given bond and duly
qualify as trustee Of the property. rights,
credits and effects OF the STANDARD
Heating & Roofing Company vested ia
him as such trustee by indenture duly
recorded, for the benefit OF the creditors
OF said Standard Heating a. RootnS
Company, and is Ouiv authorized 10 take
upon himself the duties Of sad trust
Witness my band and the sea- or
said court this 30th day OF August 1921.
WILBUR NJ WARNER, Clerk 81. joe
seph Superior Court Aug. 81; sept I-lt
The ADVISORY Board Of Madison Town
chip on Sept. 20 viii receive bids for one
school heater for single room school
Rouse and for one furnace FOR two room
school at Wyatt, Ind. plan OF building
may be had Of the trustee. Heating
plants must be installed Immediately up
CHARLES V. HALL. Trustee.
Dated Sept. 9, 1921. sent. q.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENT, CITY OF SOUTH BEND,
IND, DEPARTMENT OF PUB
lie WORKS
Notice ia hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the De-
partment Of Public Works ~ the City
~ South Bend, Ind, up 70 10 O'Clock A.
NJ Of the Goth dav Of September. 1921.
for the execution OF the following work
Water Connections on limerick sr.
from Sorin 81 o. C0rby e. Under I'm
provement Resolution No. Oil IN the
CITY Of South Bend. Indians.
Complete drawings and SPECIFICATIONS a.
said work are now on hle in the onire
of the Department of Public Works in
the City Han. Of South Bend. Indiana.
The Board reserves the right % reject
any or all bids:
Board Of Public Works
.. A. ELLIOTT.
HARVEY F. ROETTSET.
JOHN r. DE HAVEN
veronica Q Sweeney, Clerk.
Sept. ia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
COLONIES DEFEAT TOLEDO.

TOEDO, O., Sept 7.-Louisville
won the opening game of the series
from Toledo 10 4. the visitors hit
ting opportunely in the third in
ming. lineup was driven from the
mound in the eighth and Koob and
Wright got in the game. the for
mer pitching for two batters. Score:
Louisville. &C.. 003 10 0O1-6 L ?
Toledo 1000 600 04O-4 10 s
lineup, Koob, W. Wright and
Never; r. Wright. Bedient and
Schauffer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
CRIMES COSTLY MUFF
DEFEATS CUB ROOKIE

CHICAGO, sept. An error BY
Grimes on Groh's grOunder started
a rally which netted Cincinnati three
runs in the tenth inning ard gave
them the first game Of the series.
TO .. Score:
Cincinnati .01O 001 600 SIS Il s
Chicago ....O11 600 600 o. s 3
Marquard and Wingo; Keene and
Killefer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
HORNSBY HELD HITLESs

BICKNELL Ind, SeEs Z. The
Bickneu Braves defeated the s..
Louis National League club, 8 to s,
hero Wednesday afternoon. Horns
by was held hitless. Score:
s.. Louis 800. 100 0O4 00-6 u
Bicknell .... oil 500 01-9 IS I
Called in Sth by agreemen).
Hutchinson. North and Dilhoefer;
Williams, Ferris and Perkins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
WESTERN BANTAM
JUMPS INTO FAME
Eddie Anderson, Wyoming,
Invades New York and De-
feats Two Huskies.

NEW YORK, Sept. Overnight,
unheard of as a boxer. Eddie Ander-
son, the Wyoming fash, by reason
Of two thumpings ne handed out TO
Midget Smith and Jack Sharkey-
both of whom have been close con-
tenders for the bantam crown-has
jumped TO the front as one of the
most dangerous youngsters in quest
Of Pete Herman's crown in the ring
today
In the battle with Midget Smith,
Anderson received the judges deci-
sion, but he was unfortunate in his
affair with Sharkey, for although he
sent the Italian down with a right
to the jaw in the first round and
gave him a beating all the way after,
he only received a draw. This bat
tie was staged at the Palace of JOY
Sporting club, in Coney island, and
the 5000 fans showed their disap-
proval Of the official verdict by boo
ing the award for 10 minutes.
Has Deceptive Appearance.
The westerner is the most decept-
i've looking battler in the ring today
In the roped enclosure he looks like
a string bean, but he is so compactly
built that there is not an ounce Of
sUperhuous flesh on him. He clearly
demonstrated in his fights with
Smith and Sharkey that he can take
a punch, as well as hand it out
and as for his own wallop both the
Midget and Jack have found out TO
Il.
the sweetest puncher the bantam d.
vision has had since the days of Ter
ry McGOvern and Kid Williams.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
EDDIE WELSH MARRIED.

Eddie Welsh. local welterweight
was married IN Chicago yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock TO Miss Agnes
Klingenberg. us =. CoIfax av.. this
city. They Will make their home i'm
Chicago temporarily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
INDIANS BEAT TIGERS
IN FREE HITTING CAME

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 7.-Cleye-
land defeated Detroit Wednesday, .
10 (. % hits being made by the two
teams, II Of them two baggers.
Score:
Detroit 800. O21 600 O01-4 IA 4
Cleveland &C.. 1913 O10 OOx-5 Il 1
Middleton, Oldham and Bassler;
IiBagby, Uhle, Caldwell and O'Neil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
BROWNS FALL ON SOX
ROOKIE FOR VICTORY

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. Dixie
Davis was in good form Wednesday,
holding Chicago 10 five hits while
his team mates fell on Russell,
White Sox recruit, for 13 hits in five
innings and ST. Louis took the first
~ a two game series by 10 TO ?.
Score:
Chicago 49,. OO1 600 DOL , [
St. Louis !. 100 44O O1x-1O L l
Russell. Hodge and Schalk, Lees;
Davis and SEVERED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
PreS't Harding limited to
attend Army-NaUy Game

WASHINGTON. Sept 7-President
Harding was Wednesday invited to
attend the Army and Navy football
game at New York this fall Ad-
miral Henry B. Wilson. command
ant of Annapolis. was told at the
white house that it was too early for
the president 10 make the engage
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
Has Deceptive Appearance.
BRAVES WIN EXHIBITION.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept -
The Boston Nationals defeated the
New Haven Eastern league team
TO 1 in an exhibition game Wednes-
day. Score:
Boston .............. II o
New Haven .....1 s 1
Morgan and Gibson; Stewart, Rob
insOn and Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-08
DOWN STATE GRID
TEAM TRAINS HERE
Cathedral High Team of In
dianapolis in Training at
Notre Dame.

Twenty eight candidates for the
Cathedral High school football
team arrived az Notre Dame yes
terday afternoon from Indianapolis
and Immediately donned their war
regalia for eight days training on
Cartier field Al Feeney. former y.
D. football captain is in charge OF
the aggregation.
The Cathedral eleven was one Of
the foremost organizations in the
state high school ranks last year
and with a number of husky stars
competing for positions on this
years team they should make a
strong bid for the Indiana second
airy championship.
Coach Knute X. Rockne OF Notre
Dame has taken personal charge of
the training of these boys. probably
viewing them as possible timber for
his 1923 freshman eleven. There
is little doubt but that their eight
day training period here will give
them a decided advantage over the
teams they are 70 stack up against
this fall.
Morning Practices
Not content with the afternoon
scrimmages. the players announced
Wednesday night that they intended
TO hold practice every morning as
well and that IL would consist Of
training in passing and carrying the
pigskin. With Rockne and Feeney
TO supervise them some future Gipps
and Mohardts ought 70 be started
on their path 10 glory.
The training trip viii be COM
pleted Friday the 18th and the re-
turn trip will be made 20 Indian
apolis by auto. Upon their arrival
home they will resume practice on
their field at The capital.
AL Feeney IS remembered BY the
older members Of the Notre Dame
ranks as a wonder man on one OF
the Harper teams. He gained fame
through his work as center on Notre
Dame teams eight years ago.