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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Alumni Prepares
to Give BenderS
Battle of Season
Captain Whiteman Has Star
Players in Lineup for Bat
tie Saturday.

Coach Elmer Burnham and his
assistants are bending every effort
TO whip the high school candidates
into condition for the Alumni game
which is just one week away. The
Alumni will have a much stronger
team than is generally expected, but
the local mentor is preparing 10 put
on the grsdiron one OF the best
teams in the history OF the local
school.
Danny whlteman will captain the
Alumni eleven and viii have a
wealth OF good material TO pick from
according 10 information received gy
High School Capt. "Ollie" Edwards.
on the will be Schlegal a
center; Capt. Whiteman, Louie Web
ster, Steve Glusklert and Mike Nykos
for the tackles. while Steve Markell
skie, Rutye Ash and Klink will prob
ably alternate at the guard positions
and "KOnk" Buntman and Award
will fill the end positions. In the back
field Will be Sousley, Doc" Boswell.
Farage, Cliff Cassidy, Linehart, Les
Allan and Swede Edgreene. The
men are all in good condition and
the orange and blue warriors ex-
pect the hardest battle of the sea
son.
When Capt. Edwards and his foot
ball cohorts trot out on the field
next Saturday the probable lineup
will be as follows: Kliniski. center;
Claussen and Buntman, guards; Ike
Voedish and Johnny Nykos or Has,
tackles. and Kintz, Earl Edwards
and 10th, ends.
The probable backfeld will be
Stricken. pivot; Capt. Edwards and
Matt Butch for the half-back jobs
and 10 SabO, fuIback. The local
mentor will not definitely pick his
team until after the first three or
four games. owing 10 the abundance
Of much green but worthy mate
rial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Kilbane Expects
Championship to
Be Easily Held
Title Holder Doesn't Rate
Frush Any Higher Than
Other Challengers.

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 16.-
Featherweight Champion Johnny
Kubane and Danny Frush OF Balti-
more. challenger. expressed them
selves as being in perfect condition
Friday night after the final day Of
secret training for their 12-round
decision bout here Saturday after
noon After his workout Frush
weighed 1251-2 pounds, half a
pound less than he is required to
make at ringside.
Under the contract. Kilbane is 20
receive 100000. win. lose or draw.
and Frush. $500 for training ex-
penses. on the eve OF the battle
the champion has leaped from an
even money choice TO a 10 to S
favorite.
Kilbane made a statement tonight
that he does not anticipate any more
trouble from Frush than the other
20 odd aspirants he has boxed.
Sammy Harris. Frush's manager.
was just az confident that his boy
would be the next champion. He
predicted Frush would win within
six rounds.
Dispute a prediction Of fair wea-
Their. the promoters today insured
. themselves against rain with a s25.-
600 policy The gate receipts al
ready total more than $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
PIRATES SLIP AS
TONEY HITS STRIDE
Giant Hurler Allows Two Hits
While Mates Gather Five
Runs in One Inning.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. Ito
ney held the Pirates TO two hits Fri
day and New York defeated Pitts
burg > TO 0. The Giants scored all
Of their five runs in the third inning
on three singles, two doubles and a
triple.
In the eighth inning Umpire Nc
Cormick called Grimm out at sec
ond. He ruled that the runner in
terfered with Rawlings, the Giant
second baseman, who was fielding
a ball. The decision was greeted with
a shower Pop bottles Mccormick
was struck on the head but was not
seriously hurt. He was escorted
from the field by police following
the game. Score:
New York zoos 900 OOO-5 Il 0
Pittsburg 1000 600 600 ? 0
Toney and Snyder; Hamilton.
Glazner, Yellowhorse and Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
FIFTY MILE RACE
FOR MOTORCYCLES
PLANNED FOR OCT.
E. F. Wegner Considering
Holding Half Century Race
at SpringbroOk.

Plans for a 50-mile motorcycle
race at Springbrook park during Oc-
tober are being considered by Pro
moter E F. Wegner. according 90 a
statement from various officials on
Friday. For some time 10 has been
claimed that the ten-mile races. the
longest held this season at the park
race track. were too short 90 SHOW
the real worth Of most OF the riders
A number OF classy motorcycles
have performed here this summer,
~and the race fans would certainly be-
lNhted 20 see a meet In which the
winner would prove himself 20 be
the best rider on the best motorcycle
instead OF one who has had the
breaks OF the track with him for q
short distance.
Motor Races Saturday.
Wegner has arranged q stellar
card OF races 10 be staged by the
Interstate fair officials Saturday aft
ernOon directly after the horse rae
ing. Jones and Eddie Brink. riders
Of Harley Davidsons. and Bill Moritz.
OF Cleveland. who drives an Indian.
are among the speedsters scheduled
20 perform.
The staging or the motor race after
the trotting and pacing runs is
claimed by the fair heads 20 be a
new idea. Wegner, believing that a.
was a means Of undermining the an
cient custom Of horse racing at the
state show without destroying any
OF the prestige it. enjoys.
The holding OF both horse and mo-
tor races should please almost twice
as many fans as either one alone
would.
Races-Two-mile. fve-mile. three
pile and ten-mile.
Entries - Malvin Jones. Eddie
Brink Bill Moritz. Dave Miller. Paul
Scarkowski. II Kelley and II. Freese.
from South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
JOHNSON TO MEET
TILDEN ON COURTS
FOR TENNIS TITLE
Champion Defeats Davis by
Extraordinary Play as An
dersOn is Beaten.

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT 16.-Wil-
liam T. Tilden, II, and Wallace +.
Johnson, both of this city, will meet
fer the National Turf singles cham
pionship on the courts OF the Ger
mantOwn cricket club here Saturday.
Each won his way into the final
round Of the 40th titular tournament
Of the United States Lawn Tennis
association today by decisively de-
feating opponents in the semi-hnal
round.
Tilden eliminated Willis f. Davis
OF San Francisco in straight sets by
scores Of 1913, So, 81. and John
son won from James Anderson Of
the Australasisn Davis cup team,
ga, SIS. SIS, 6-3.
In each match there was one de-
cisive set. that between Tilden and
Davis being the first, while the
third set was the turning point IN
the Johnson-Anderson contest. Til
den having withstOOd the terrific
service and returns Of Davis in the
initial set Of their match won easily
while Johnson after clinch.ng the
crucial third set was always in the
fore in the fourth and final set.
Do or Die for Davis.
Davis went out to do or die against
the champion and by the very force
Of his service and terrific return
strokes made the titleholder play
extraordinary tennis to win the ini-
tial set. While there was but
slight margin in favor Of Tilden IN
errors, the champions earned points
so far overbalanced Davis that the
reason for his victory was plain.
The battle between Johnson and
Anderson was far better sustained
and the very uncertainty OF the out
come kept the gallery's interest al
high pitch. The Australasian was
the aggressor in the majority OF the
games and played beautiful tennis
at times. While seldom aggressive.
johnson was always alert and quick
10 take advantage Of openings. either
physical or tactical. left by the Aus
tralasian.
In the semi-fnals OF the veterans
tournament. for players 10 years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
TOMMY MURPHY IS
DRIVER OF RECORD
BREAKER AT FAIR
Grand Circuit Track Record
Broken by Sanardo, Great
PAGER of Season.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Sept. 16.-
Senardo. the great PAGER who has
not been seen very often this year
or the Grand Circuit. broke the state
faic record here Friday afternoon
when he paced the fastest mile in
a race exhibited on the big line"
this year. He went the mile in
1853 "a in the second heat of the
1903 pacing class. Sanardo was
driven by Tommy Murphy. Car
Worthy a bay geldiug broke the
record for three-yearolds when he
negotiated the mile in eos ga, also
driven by Murphy The worlds
trotung record for mile in a race
IL 2.0l 1-4, made by Hamburg Belle
AT North Randall. Ohio. Aug. 25
1909.
The worlds pacing record for a
: mile in a race is 1:5S. made by Di-
Nctum /, at Columbus. Ohio. Sept
30. 1914. Sanardo won the third
heat OF the 2:03 pace in 2:O3 IL,
giving him the race i'm straight heats
Second honors went 20 Hodsons JAY
Mack. winner OF the first heat Ed
mans Legal won the first two
heats and first money in the 2:17
trot. The gelding finished NTH in
the third heat. which was won los
Murphy's Lord Frisco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
DrirerS of Interstate
Fair against Motor Race,

Drivers at the Interstate fair this
week are complaining about the
poor condition Of the race course.
one driver who took part in the
races Friday declared the track had
been I'm poor condition all week and
expressed the opinion that the fair
association should prohibit motor
cycle races on the course IL Il in
tends 20 have a first class horse rae
ne track. Four horses were brought
here this week from one town in
Michigan and one OF the amin ais has
developed a leg injury as a result OF
The poor track that viii keep him
out q several events at various coun-
~ fairs during the next four weeks.
10 was stated. Horsemen claim that
the motorcycles tear the track 20
shreds so far as serviceability for
horse racing IS concerned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
EAGER BOXING
PUPILS AT Y. NJ. C.. A,

Apparently the devotees Of the
noble art OF self-defense are unable
20 wait until the formation OF the
classes i'm boxing. which are sched-
Ule5 20 begin the first of the month.
This became known when several
men were observed strengthening
their arms and the muscles Of their
fingers az the Y. ". c. A.. last night.
40 less than four couples were seen
pounding each other and otherwise
getting themselves fitted for the
strenuous work OF the winter classes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
YANKEES OUSTED BY
.SHOCKER FROM LEAD
Former Team Mate Puzzles
New York Sluggers- Ruth
Gets His 56th.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The New
York Americans could do little with
Urban Shocker. a former team mate.
and were defeated by st. Louis Fri
day, 10 TO 8. In the ninth, Seisler
hit a home run with the bases full
Off Pitcher Rogers.
Ruth hit his seth homer off
Shocker in the fourth inning but
Shocker struck him out in his other
three times at bat Gerber was
knocked unconscious when he col
lided with McManus while going at
ter Peckinpaugh's fly. Score:
st. Louis 1000 400 004-1O II 0
New York 1000 1O2 600 8 IS
Shocker and Severeid; Shockey,
Quinn. Rogers and Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Football Enthusiasts

The gridiron tocsin sounds.
They are off and Young America
mas officially opened the football
season. The sound of the toe
punting the pigskin along with
The shril screeching OF the signals
Oy the quarterback all bring back
he love in every athletes heart
for that real mans game.
The Times wants to help
make this the greatest gridiron
year Of all. South Bend Will be
well represented on every rect
angular field in this country dur
ing the fan& Send us the news
Of the games, managers. and let
The public know what you are 60
ing to do or have done. We will
publish your challenges, results
Or schedule troubles. Call Main
ZOO after p. m. and ask for the
sports Editor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
CLEVELAND REGAINS
LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-Cleve-
land regained first place in the
American league Friday by defeat
ing Washington . to 0 while New
York lost TO St. Louis. Uhle was ef-
fsctive at all stages. O'NeilTs sin
gle, a pass TO Jameson and Wood 5
three Dagger accounted for Cleve-
lands runs in the eighth. Score:
Cleveland 1000 GEO 020-2
Washington 1000 GOO 600 4 1
Uhle and O'Neni; Erickson, r.
Miller and Picinich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

took the ball himself-and usually
made good.
Buck" O'Neirs prediction came
true. Syracuse, under Meehan. made
an envia bic record last year.
YOst's Record.
Yosts career began as a player
with West Virginia. He coached
Ohio Wesleyan in 1895 and in 1897
won the Missouri Conference cham
pionship for Nebraska, taking the
title again with the Kansas team.
While at Leland Stanford in 1900
he beat California.
AS a developer of All-American
men, he stands alone During the
first four years OF his regime at
Michigan he sent the team through
without a defeat.
In the old days Hurry Up" had
to be content with much beef and
Drawn, depending on the knock 'em
out style Of play 70 win.
Chick started his teaching along
the modern scientific methods of
speed, agility and automatically
worked out passes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
MORE CANDIDATES
FOR IRISH ELEVEN
ANSWER GRID CALL
Micky Kane Joins Half Back
Squad, While McDermott
Tries for Quarter.
BY FRANK WALLACE.

running through Few simple
formations and Furnishing the dunn
my comprised Coach Rockne's pro-
gram for his football men Friday
afternoon. The field was damp from
! a slight rain and the weather more
suitable for football practice tAan on
| the opening day. Several Of the
players took advantage Of the situa-
ton 10 work off extra weight by a
sprint around the quarter mile
/ track
Micky Kane. one OF the sweetest
! baseballers in Western college cir
cles. reported for football practice
| yesterday and had a little game ~
| his own in one corner of the field.
Kane will probably be out for half
back position where ne showed
promise last season. In addition TO
a clever running form, Micky is one
OF the best passers on the squad and
was punting consistently from 40 10
so yards in mis- limbering up work
| yesterday. When he rounds into
condition Rockne will have one more
halfback TO pick from.
McDermott a Quarter.
Frank McDermott, all-state bas-
! ketball forward. is another candidate
for multiple-monogram honors who
| donned the uniform for the first time
yesterday. Mac was a candidate
for quarterback a few years back
and might be the man capable of
stepping into the pivot position.
/ ri
and Pete Smith called the signals
for the skeleton squads that ran
! through a few simple formations and
IL is from this number that ROckne
will probably pick his general for
the first game against Kalamazoo a
week from today
One Of these boys looks better
than the rest, another shouts his
signals in a voice calculated TO pitch
the fight tone in the team-and 50
on. The real test will come when
actual scrimmage begins and some
boy will feel a mighty thrill when
Rockne calls him TO lead a great
Notre Dame team into action.
Several Of the old standbys were
missing from the workout and those
NO remained were so sandwiched
with new men that IL was difficult
TO penetrate Rockne's designs oil
possible intentions with regard tC
the disposition Of the jobs at hi'
command. 1t is entirely probable
that even Rockne himself has moth
ing more than an idea of just whC
will be who when the first whistle
blows.
Fresh Eleven Called.
Barry Holton, freshman coach
will glimpse his yearling candidate!
for the first time when they repor
TO the gym for equipment at moor
Saturday. Holton states that many
good looking men have signified
their intention of trying for the
frosh squad, ard from these, as vel
as the ambitious youngsters with
little previous experience, Barry
hopes TO pick three full teams capa-
BILE of battling the varsity.
Every man will get his chance tc
show before the squad IS cut; for
regulations are not necessary al
Notre Dame-especially since George
Glpp. Joe Brandy and Morris Smith
came from nowhere in the same sea
son and stayed TO write their names
| on all-Western and all-Americar
scrolls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Nike Gibbons K. O.'S
Ortega in THO Rounds

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. Sept.
16.-Mike Gibbons Of st. Paul,
knocked out Battling Ortega Of San
Francisco, in the second round Of a
scheduled u round bout here Fri
day night Both men are middle
weights.
Gibbons showed his old time speed
from the start and had the best Of
it all the way. Gibbons failed to
make 15S pounds. being three and
a half pounds over that figure and
Ortega demanded a forfeiture Of
$3.50 posted by Gibbons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Veteran and Kid
Coach Teams for
Too Big Colleges
YOst, 80 Years Old, BOoms at
Michigan, While Meehan
Stars at Syracuse.

Along about the time when Chick
Meehan's mother began checking
him up on his corn-silk breath,
Fielding II. Yost, alias Hurry Up"
starting coaching the hefties Of the
Michigan eleven.
Today YOst is known as the oldest
and Meehan as the youngest grid
iron coach in the big colleges. He's
over fifty.
Hurry Up is entering his twenty
first season of putting the Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
TOTALS WORLDS RECORD.

OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 1G.-Jack
Lelivel- first baseman for the Oma-
ha western club. yesterday equalled
the worlds record OF PSI hits in
one season made by George Sisler
of the ST. Louis American league
team last year. Delivelt had 254 hits
I'D until yesterday when he got
three more in a game at Sioux City.
The league season closes Sept. p.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
new GOLF MENACE
LIKELY TO APPEAR
Ceilings May Hurt Players
Scores This Winter Instead
of the Rough.

When driving Off the tee instead
OF landing in bunker or the rough
this winter. golfers must avoid hit-
tins the ceiling or injuries may re-
suit
Golf lovers I'm This city are not in
tending 20 give up their favorite
sport during the winter season. In
door gOlf is 90 be in vogue 40
buildings. miles long. are To be con-
structed either Al the Chamber OF
Commerce home two holes have
planted in the basement floor and
a short course for playing has been
mapped out.
II you see a golfer with his bag
slug over his shoulder wearing a
light sweater when the snow is TWO
feet deep IL won't mean that an
averwrought imagination has got the
best OF him. Ii viii just signify that
there Is 10 be a busy day in the
easements OF either the Chamber OF
Commerce or the y. NJ q. a.
Much Enthusiasm.
Since the opening OF the munich
pal links IN this city, golf enthusi-
asm has been boosted 20 the highest
Titch ever known here. Between
400 and 500 persons have hocked 70
\the course during the week end 20
Nay the IS holes.
At the Country club the rolfing
spirit has always been high but
never as much as this summer. The
links are crowded all the time and
the cry for tourney play. more
tournaments" has been heard on
every side. The players want COM
petition and they are getting Il.
From the champion professional 20
the tired business man everyone ia
either accepting or challenging
somebody 70 a game of hit u and
search"
Demand Indoor Golf.
The demand for the policy OF the
larger cities 10 be used here and
that the indoor links be installed has
been compiled with BY the two To-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Smith, Double IN Ninth
Wins Game for St. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Sept. ia double by
John Smith in the ninth inning with
one out scored Ainsmith with the
winning run Friday in the opening
game Of the series with Philadel-
phia. The score was 4 10 3. Score:
Philadelphia 49,. 900 200 O01--3 1
St. Louis 900 10 O11-4 10 l
Beehan and Peters; Walker and
Clemens, Ainsmith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Cincy Reds Play Winning
Baseball Behind DOnaIlue

CINCINNATI. O., Sept 16.-
Donohue held Boston scoreless after
the first inning Friday, Cincinnati
winning . 10 /. Both Oeschger and
McQuillan were hit in timely fash
ion. Score:
Boston. .......1O0 900 O0O-1 S 0
Cincinnati. -. POI O2O OOx-5 Il 0
Oeschger. McQuillan and Gibson;
Donohue and Wingo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
DETROIT TAKES FIRST
GAME OF FINAL SERIES

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 16.-De-
troit won the first game OF the final
series with Philadelphia today TO
by punching hits Off Moore in the
fifth and sixth innings. Score:
Detroit ......0O1 1913 0O0--7 II 0
Philadelphia 900 10 OO1--3 3
Ehmke ann Bassler; Moore and
Myatt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
LOCAL HORSES AT
LAST WIN EVENTS
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Brickley, Nellie Niles. Kittie
Gratten and Others Make
Good Showings.

The three quarter mile running
race at the Interstate fair at Spring
brock park was the feature OF the
races held Friday. AS a whole the
heats were a slight Improvement
over those OF the two preceeasr-
days. Henry Baire on Buckley had
an easy time coping the running
event with Nolcanis riding johnson
and Junior a late entry coming ia
second and third
The track was heavy from The rain
that fell all morning and slow time
dragged out the races. IL was "a
case az the best mudder winning
each heat and a few OF the trotters
and PAGERS had a sorry time ate
tempting 10 navigate. They of-en
lost their stride and slipped far back
only 10 ind that the steeds they
were matched against were having
just as hard a run.
In the third event OF the day Fred
Luther owned by T. L AIeuman o.
Mishawaka got away 20 a FIXING start
but after rounding the track slipped
on the loose surface and was forced
to quit the race quite lame
The event was won by Kttie Graz
ten owned by A. Bailey OF south
Bend. The horse was one OF the
best mudders on the track and MAIN
tanned her even stride an through
the race. Louie Boy. Naude r. Fred
Luther and f. J. AZ finished in the
order named
The second event scheduled was
postponed until today when Pansy
Dewey. Guy Walker. Mary ID and
Nellie the Great viii run the ego
trot for $500 purse
Nellie Niles owned by Julius DC
Mil Of this city captured first place
in the three heats OF the fret event
a $3.50 trot Gray Hound. "a lusha-
waka horse came under the wi~e
second with Mary r and KcntucIy
Boy finishing in the order named.
Today motorcycle races ~lU DC
staged by the Fair association direct
~ after the horse races Motorcycle
riders who viewed the track yestor-
day stated that il was I'm Tar the
best condition il had been in this
year and that some broken record
should result from the events SEIZED.
uled.
sold or more Philip r. Hawk of Phil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
Boston Fins When Cubs
Pull Fielding BOner

BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Boston prof
tied by Chicago's poor infeld play
Friday and won. 10 10 (. Score:
Chicago. .....1OO OO1 O2o- Il 1
Boston $1,000 343 O0x-l0 II
wilkinson. Hodge and Schalk
Lees; Bush and Walters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
DARCY WINS.

ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 16. -
Young Ccotty. of Versailles. o..
knocked out Jack Darcy o. Cincin-
natl. in the third round of a boxing
card here Friday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Must be poor pitching that ais the
Baltimore Internationals. Bentley
has won 10. lost / Ogden won %.
lost S: Groves won %. lost s. And
the clubs so far ahead nobody'u
come 20 see EN- play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Fall In: For the First Fall Frolic
OF the seasOn-0liver Hotel--Satur-
day evening. Subscription $500,
plus tax. Tickets at the door.
177-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

Fall In! For the First Fall Fronc
Of the scason-Olivcr Hotel--Satur-
day evening. Subscription $500,
plus tax. Tickets at the door.
1T7-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17

cal associations. Three indoor
courses are ready 20 be used az coon
as ear nuns. overcats and fur hats
become too cumbersome 10 be worn
on the snow covered golf fields.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
National League.

BOSTON / Cincinnati >.
BrOOklyn-ChicagO lrain).
New York .: Pittsburg o.
Philadelphia 9; st. Louis 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-17
National League.
IT ss..s..ss -.-.s - - -
Association.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Detroit Z; Philadelphia 3.
So Louis 10. New York 3.
chicago 4 Boston 10.
Cleveland .; Washington q.