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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
FERGUSON LATEST
TO WORR YHUGGINS
Yankee Outcast Secures Re
venge A-Plenty and Joins
Yank Castoff'' Club.
By DAVIS i. WALSH.
]. y. $. Snorrs Edifor.

NEW YORK, Nav "A young
man, so thin that he looks like
nair line decision and so Scotch THAI
he talks like Harry Lauder. stood
out on the pitching peak ar The Polo
grounds yesterday and pitched the
Yankees absolutely delri0us for the
regulation nine innings OF a ball
game Allowing only four hits
As result Alex Ferguson becomes
a member in good standing of the
Yankee cast of club. a large and
fiourishing organization which exists
only that it may heck-e and annoy
Miller Higgins from time 10 time.
The Eanks sold him 10 Boston four
months ago
Caldwell Hates Yanks.
one charter member Of that club
IS Urban Shocker Of the ST.. Louis
Browns. who was sent Wesr in trade
some years ago and has evolved the
rest Of his baseball life 20 the bust
ness of beating the Yankees on
hand we would say that Shocker's
average against the Yankees is wel
up around 500.
The itinerant Ray Caldwell IS an
tlltA tA- dllhs he was PICKED I'd
by Cleveland in 1919 and the first
time ne faced the Yanks on the Polo
grounds, he pitched a no hit game
For the next several years Caldwell
proved a big help 10 spec ker be
cause he could beat the Yanks il no
one else
Quinn Makes Good.
IN the off-season Of 1921. Higgins
sent George NIogridge 10 washing
ton in a trade for Bobby Roth and
never ceased TO regret i-. AIogridge
defeated the Yanks with surprising
regularity last gear. although he was
not a consistent winner in q New
York uniform.
Now for the ancient Jack Quinn.
He merely figured in the mid-winter
Boston trade that brought Bush.
Jones and Scott here. and thought
so little OF chances that he told
Harry Frazee he would rather quit
than adorn the bench Yet Quinn
already has beaten the Yankees
twice and the season IS infantle.
And now along comes Ferguson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
Athletics Make More
Baseball History In
DGy's Home Run Fest

NEW YORK. May THE feat
OF hitting three home runs in d
row by three successive batters.
performed Tuesday by Tilhs
Walker, Perkins and Miller. OF
the Philadelphia Athletics, has
only two precedents.
Three Cleveland batters last
did the stunt ia 1902. Lajoie.
Hickman and Bradley hit the bal,
out of the lot bringing the
American league in this respect
equal 70 the mark set in the
National in 1894 by ShugarJ.
Miller and Peitz Of the St Louis
club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
GIANTS CLEAN UP
IN BRAVES SERIES
Worlds Champs Knock Mar
guard Out of Box, While
Ryan Pitches Well.

BOSTON May New York made
it four straight from Boston Tues
day. Ryan pitching the world S
champions TO a 6 to victory while
1Iarquard was knocked out Of the
box in the first inning. Score:
New York ...31C 010 010-6 10 o
Boston .......0OO 100 1913 10 /
Ryan and Smith. Marquard, Wat
son, Filingim and O'Nelll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
BRITTON MAY NOT
KNOW HIS STATUS
Win for Lewis Over Georges
Would Be Source of Worry
to Welter Boss.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

correspondent
NEW YORK, May Pa Britton.
meaning the old man who is welter-
weight champion and who has
beaten Ted Lewis several times by
knockouts. decisions and oratory
will have a time figuring out what
he is if the London Kid becomes the
worlds ight-heavyweight champion
Lewis mixes with Carpenter in
London May Il. If he beats the
Freedman he will De the world
champion.
Wills TO Sail.
Lewis is one Of our peskiest prob
lens. He lost the welterweight
championship to Britton only 70
gain greater fame by going home to
England and winning the British
welterweight, middleweight a d
neutrality-suspicious. Championships
Rumors float around that Harry
Wills has booked passage and will
sail for England 10 challenge Demp-
sey all over London Mike O'Dowd.
former middleweight champion, is
going along with his stable mate to
feast on some of the soft morsels
that Lewis found in England and
Mike Gibbons is also bent on the
same mission.
Leonard-Tendler Certain.
Johnny Kilbane is home from the
other side and wants 10 get back
some of the coin that they took him
for over there. He told the match
makers at the garden that he was
ready 10 defend his title if he gets
his terms. The featherweight champ
ion has always been willing 10 fight
under those conditions but no pro
moter around here can shake his
clothes and find a couple OF hundred
thousand on the floor.
The Leonard-Tendler thing is sure
10 come off this season some place.
There is so much money waiting for
the bout that neither side viii let
such a chance slip away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
WeiSsn1uIler Sets New
Record IN CulUer Tank

CULVER, Ind. May John
weissmuller of the Illinois Athletic
club, established his twenty-third
worlds record Tuesday when he fin
ished the 100 yard swim in the Cul-
YER military academy pool in SO 2-5.
The former record Of so 10 was
held by Duke Kahahnamoku
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
EHMKE HOLDS BROWNS
AND TIGERS WIN. 81

DETROIT. Nay .. - Elmke held
s.. Louis 20 FIVE hits Tuesday and
Detroit won the opening game OF
the series. Q 70 l. The Tigers hi1
Smoker opportunity. Score:
s. Louis .. 600 O10 000-1 9 0
Detroit ...... 002 Oo1 00x-3 10
Shocker and SEVERED; Ehmke and
BassleT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

Ray Watson. star distance runner
OF the Kansas Aggies who defeated
Joie Ray. veteran Illinois Athletic
club star. in a thrilling mile race at
the Drake relay games last Satur-
day. The two had met several
times previously but the veteran
had every time been returned the
winner. always by the narrowest OF
margins. Watson's best official time
for the distance - 4:21 s-5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
INDIANS FIND BATTING
EYE AND DOWN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May cleveland Int
its batting stride Tuesday and
bounded out a 10 10 victory over
chicago. breaking a losing streak OF
five games. Score.
cleveland O02 20 203-I0 u /
CHICAGO 500 600 Ie2- Il Q
Coveleshe and O'Neill; Russell
Wilkinson. NIcWesney and Schslk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
REDS POUND PIRATE
HURLERS AND WIN. %

CINCINNATI. May 2-Three Pitts
burg pitchers were hit sharply Tues
day, Cincinnati winning a lopsided
game. 9 to .. Score.
Pittsburg ZOO 010 O0l-2 3
Cincinnati ....2O2 101 O3x-9 II o
Carlson Yellowhorse, Morrison
and Gooch. Couch and Hargrave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

CHICAGO. May 2-Ever Ham
mer. the "Bristl.ng Blonde light
weight. and Richie Mitchell The
. Milwaukee crack have been matched
for a 10 round bout AZ Milwaukee.
+ May u. Il was announced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

A bow and a set Of arrows. more
than 1000 years old. which came
from a tomb in Egypt are among
the antiques owned by the Royal
ToNophilJe archery society, Lon
Don.
one day last November IN London
$4,000 pieces OF scot were found n
each cubic foot Of ar and the G!-
ameter OF each piece was one twenty
five thoUsandths OF an inch.
When a woman OF the Wakarn oa
tribe in Central Africa throws q
lump OF earth al her husband the
act Is taken 10 mean that she de-
sp.ses him and he invariably 3
granted a divorce.
The ancient prejudice against
women students in tho universities
OF Japan has been broken down %
a great extent. and many OF The
colleges and universities are now
open 20 women
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

son and the St Joe team was bat
ting 70 bring Il home where they
maintain. IL belongs.
When the season was played ana
the regular schedule Of the league
season was over a short time ago.
the two teams were all tied up 10
"a knot with the same number q
wins and loses This necessltated a
play-off OF a three game series fox
the cup. In the series the winners
piled UP a total OF 1914 pins 70 The
losers 1912.
The members OF the winning team
are. Hertel. Whittenberger. Rodgers.
Woolverton. president OF the league
acted as utility nan OF the s. Joe
team and hung up several good
games during the seasons play. The
mem bers OF the American Trus'
team are. Heierman, Ely and Eng
dahl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
Herman, Dempsey Protege,
Takes Count ia First Round

NEW YORK. May Babe Her
man. Los Angeles featherweight, was
knocked out by Vincent Pepper
Martin Of Brooklyn tonight in the
first round Of a scheduled - round
bout.
Herman. dancing in a ring about
his opponent, fen into left swins
that carried him across the ring
He landed on his back and took a
count OF five. Arising. he danced
again then went down under body
blows and a right 10 the jaw and
took the full count. The fight lasted
one minute and As seconds.
Herman. a protege of Jack Demp-
sey. heavyweight champion. aspired
TO title contest with Johnny XII
bane. Herman weighed 126 IL
pounds aEd Martin 127.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
PURDUE BEATS DEPAUW

GREENCASTLE. Ind, May .
Purdue defeated D6pauw in an inter
collegiate baseball game here Tues
day, 8 to o. Errors by Depauw con-
tributed largely 10 the Purdue vio-
tory. Score:
Purdue .....-..-... ......o
Depauw ........-....
Batteries: wagner and Walther;
Bills and Pruitt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

BY G. LOUIS WOLF.
In the play-off az the tie IN the
Bankers Bowling league between
the ST Joseph County savings Bank
and the American Trust CO. the
former outfit came through the Bat
tie on top and brought the tEophy
home 10 rcost IN the s. Joe banH.
The play-off was a three game
affair and the winners. II fact both
clubs. rolled a consistent brand OF
the indoor pastine. The anal score
was in doubt until the las frames.
but when the smoke cleared the 81.
Joe boys were out IN front By the
short distance Of p pins.
The close finish was suitable
climax 70 q hard tough. season on
the alleys in the League The Amer
lean Trust were on edge and fght-
ing 70 hold the loving cup trophy
which they had annexed last sea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

TOLEDO Say IA woman UNI
pire
Liz missed 20 do %
on rare Right
here nave one. Not
only ID arbitrator IS
8 base
Mrs 432 Barlow
So is the she j. the new
leader OF tae East Toledo Boosters
nlsmbers OF class 3 OF the city
Baseball Federation.
Out In Missouri was where Mrs
Ernest or perhaps we should say
Hanageress Ernest learned some o.
TIE finer points of the national pas
tire b. calling them safe or out.
vide or high or loR for the sandIot
teams
WITH this practical experience
sIrs Ernest had The added benefit
G her brother-in-law. Pat Lynot. a
Detroit .nhelder Of several years ago
under Hughey Jennings. Par ex-
plalnsd LOT o. the inside stun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

National league.
New York o.: Boston 3
Piftsburg 2 Cincinnati g.
No other games scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

American League.
50 Louis no Detroit.
Cleveland az Chicago.
Washington at Boston
New York az Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
American League

81 Louis Detroit 3
Boston o View York IL
Washington = Philadelphia IL
Cleveland 10, Chicago q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

GAMES TODAY.
SatiOnal League.
Cincinnati az 81. Louis.
Chicago az Gittsburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

Southern Association.
NO gameB--ralu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03

ST Paul az Minneapolis. rain.
No other games scheduled.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
Bush and Nehf Will
 Pitch Opening Game
 of Worlds Classic

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Promise to- night of fair weather for the opening day of the worlds series Wednesday was a boon to the thousands eagerly awaiting the first game of the second all-New York classic.
 Box office indications pointed to a record breaking demand for seats and officials of both clubs voiced the belief that last years first game attendance of 3O,2O3 would be greatly exceeded. The Giants and Yankees practiced to- gether this afternoon at the Polo Grounds. Managers McGraw and Hug gins expressed themselves as highly satisfied with the condition of their players.
 The belief gained ground that the Giant mound staff, the teams vulnera- ble spot, is likely to upset the pre- series authorizations.
 Huggins was quoted as saying Joe Bush. premier American League twirler, would be his choice for the opener, while it was indicated McGraw is grooming his southpaw, Artie Neht, for the initial test.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
Dempsey Versus Battling Ski? Jack Would Kill Him
 Fighting Expert Declares

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The victory of Battling Siki over Georges Carpen- tier has left the puglistic world of New York gasping for breath.
 Not that astute fight promoters are so nearly. out, but that they have been able to cable at least a half dozen challenges to the newly risen French star on behalf of their pet charges. To most of them. however, the name Siki was just that-a name-and nothing more. Neither had any of them sup posed it was a name worthy of their slightest consideration.
 Al Lippe, manager of Jeff Smith, the middleweight, knows Siki perhaps bet ter than any man in New York
 He saw quite a bit of him when in Paris last spring, and he says:
 q could hardly believe my ears when I heard that Ski had defeated Carpenter
 Only a MddIeweight
 Tn the first place, he is nothing more than a middleweight when in shape 160 pounds being his normal 1lgntlng WelSht.
 He never has received any consid- eration from Europe's shrewd fight managers, being passed from one to the other as they needed meal ticket
 "A thousand francs was the most he ever received for fight and general his purses ran about 200 to 300 francs He knows absolutely nothing of the art of self-defense, though he has a terrific kick in either mitt.
 His idea of fighting is to stand up to the other fellow and give and take until one of them goes down and out Limit of Brutality
 ITO match him with Dempsey or Wills would be the limit of brutality. Either one would kill him in one round.
 By sheer slugging he managed to win the French heavyweight title. defeating Paul Hams, and by this vic tory over Carpenter he has the light heavyweight championship of the world.
 But all the men he has beaten have been of very small calibre ex- cept Carpenter. and his condition was questionable.
 "There are at least a dozen middle weights and light heavyweights in
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03

America who could defeat him.
 He is coal black in color and a very neat dresser.
 Most of his time is spent with his wife, French girl, making the rounds of the Paris cafes and the bouleVards.
 Sees All His Fights
 His wife is his shadow, where you see one, you always see the other. ."She sees all his fights, and is the boss of his training camp when he can be induced to train, which is not often, as he is very lazy.
 He came to France with the French colonial troops from Senegal, and served with distinction throughout the war
 But to bring him to this country to fight Wills or Dempsey would be noth- ing short of murder"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
Spectacular Racing
 at Lexington Meet

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 2.-(By The Associated Press. )-Some of the most spectacular racing in it's 50 years of history was witnessed at the opening day, of the Golden Jubilee meeting of the Kentucky Horse Breeders Associ- ation here today. The feature event, the Walnut Hall cup, went to The Great Volo. Jane Revere won the 31st Renewal of the two-year-old divi- sion of the Kentucky Futurity.
 Finvareia was an easy winner in the 2:15 trot, which opened the meeing.
 The closing event went to the Comet. the finish being close in each heat and the time 2:0S1a and 2:03A.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
lurlers.

hurlers.
 The big four of the Yankee pitch ing staff, Bush. Shawkey, Hoyt and Mays are rated by the experts to be much better than McGraw's mounds men, Nehf, Jess and Virgil Barnes, Scott, McQuillian and Ryan. Bush won twenty six games for the Tanks this season, and Shawkey and Hoyt both won a good majority of thelr games. Carl Mays the underhanded flinging star of the 1921 season has had an off year.
 Jess Barnes, Nehf and Scott have been the best of the Giants while Ryan has shown excellent form and may get chance against the Americans.
 Yet, the Giants won their pennant without much trouble, while the Tanks finished with only the slim margin of one game.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
Landis Announces
 Empires For World
 Series Ball Games S

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-W. J. Klem and w. Mccormick for the National league and c. B. owens and George Hildebrand for the American league, were announced today as the umpires for the world series by Commissioner K. M. Landis.
 Until last year fourteen umpires had participated in the worlds series since the first was held in 1903. At that time only two officials were used, one behind the catcher and one on the bases, as in all ordinary major league games now. The first two were Hen " Hank" O'Day and T. H. Connolly.
 Klem, who was named today for the 1922 series, holds the record. This will be his eleventh series. O'Day once manager of the Cincinnati Rers, is second with eight, and Connolly and Charlie Rigler are tied for third with seven series.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
Tuesday Morning, October 3, 1922
BASEBALL BOWLING RACING
 GOLF


 Jim came to New York on tube train and found a cheap hotel.
 "Who's going to pitch the first game" he asked.
 Joe Bush for the Tanks and Little Artie Nehf, the left handed Giant" answered an individual whose face was buried in sporting page. 'WalP' drawled Jim, l been expecting for some time that some of these here days I'd be a pitcher in a worlds ser ies myself. so I thought I'd come up to see what they're like, get used to the crowds of folks and all that stuff. Ain't never seed one afOre."
 At about tn same time Jim left his freight, and for some hours previously during the. day, fast passenger trains were arriving at their New York ter minals, bringing crowds of minor and major league players, managers, and officials and newspaper men and a fair sized bunch of fans. It probably is true that the sectional interest is not so great when the series has for it's principals two teams of the same city, but a baseball fan is like little boy when his sisters beau is calling. He can't forge the burning desire to take peek.
 And, too, a funny thing about the worlds series is why they call it that. The contesting teams always are Amer ican teams and one could hardly con- ceive of interest in the series being manifest in the Orient, or in the far north countries of Europe. Yet. among the writers who will report the games for newspapers from other countries are a squad from England, two from Japan, one from France, one from Rus sia, one from Cuba, couple from Bra gil and the Argentine, half score ! from Canada and one from Sweden. The latter prabably was attracted by the Giants latest pitching addition, one MT. Cvengros. Cvengros, how ever, is not a world series eligible.
 Press reservations have been made | by men representing every large city in the United States. Many are from | the Pacific coast, while. the major | league ClllSS, dl lSdSC lllC Idl SCi OA them, have sent writers along with the fans. Business managers of both the clubs have announced that the re- quests for seat reservations are much 1 larger than last year.
 1 It is possible to seat about 10000 1 persons in the Polo grounds where all the games will be played. Each team will alternate in being "the home l team" with the Giants enjoying the comforts of the home bench on the ! first day.
 l What ever may be the interest be yond the Hudson in this series be tween the Manhattan teams, there are
 enough fans among the 6,000,000 folks
 of the greater city to keep up lively
 sputter-sputter of speculative chatter
 on the ifs and and's and what's and
 why's of the chances of the teams.
 Babe" Ruth, notwithstanding the
 fact that he was kept out of the game
 for more than a month for temper
 mental and antagonistic to the much
 revered umpires and gave way tC
 Rogers Hornby of the Cardinals fol
 home run honors, is expected to bt
 some what of terror to the Giant
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03

Bee-stings, as a cure for rheuma- tism, are having quite a vogue.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
New Addition to
 PalOminas School
 Is Now Completed

oRbert E. Smith, local contractor has completed the new addition to the Palominas School near Hereford. In making this new improvement which cost S3,OOOOO the school now has three times it's former seating capacity Two adjoining school districts united with the Palominas district No. 21, when school opened yesterday. The building material was purchased from the local Gibson-Hines Lumber Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
To Stop Pimples
 Yeast viialnines
 Must Be Ironized
Ironized Yeast Combines the Neces- sary Body-Iron and Body-Vita- mines Which Make Skin Eruptions Vanish
 Absolutely

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
PLAY BY FLOOD LIGHTS

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 2.-Electric flood lights were used to illuminate Ohio field today when Coach Wilce put the Ohio state university football squad through a practice session which lasted until after dark. Plays used by Ohio and Wesleyan next Sat urday's opponent were stimulated by a second team scrimmage. Practice, will be held at the new stadium later in the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03


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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03

WYE state it as our honest be- W lief that for the price asked, Chesterfield gives the greatest value inTurkish Blend cigarettes ever offered to smokers.
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03
POLO GROUNDS,
 N. r., OBJECTIVE OF BALL HOSTS
Chances of Giants and Yanks to Cop Classic Keep Fans
 Abuzz With Expectation

NEW YORK. Oct. "A fast freight train stopped in Newark, N. J.. at dusk today and from one of it's car doors jumped lengthy, sunburned youth, known down in a far, hot corner of Texas as Long Jim" Baker, star hur- Ter of a semi-professional team named after a grocer for advertising pur-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03

Choir-boys are not suited to church singing, owing to their lack of under standing of the meaning of the words they sing, according to one London rector
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-03

Daylight works a new automatic on the English coast; eve ming, with it's fading light, causes the of the lamp, while dawn exGnguishes it, by chemical action.