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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-24
Battles Promised Second Round of Times Amateur
Here and There
In Sportland
BIZ Dick Anderson

A WAY has been figured out for
IA Jack Dempsey to horn in on
- some jack at the Labor Day
boxing card of Floyd Fitzsimmons at
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CLUB STANDINGS
American Association
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
American Association
Toll. at Ind. g gamesl. Col at Louis.
Mime at Kan. C. St. P. at Nil.
American League
Chi. at Wash. ST. L. at Bos. Clev. at N.
Y. Det. at Phils.
National League
Phila at Pitts. Bos. at St. L. Brook. at
Chi. y Y. at Gin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-24
NEW GRINNELL COACH

A. II. Edwards, NOtre Dame Star.
Succeeds Bud" Saunders.
By Times Special
DIES MONIES. Iowa. Aug. "a.
II. Edwards. former Notre Dame grid
star has been appointed football coach
at GrinneH College to succeed Bud"
Saunders, resigned. it has been an
nounced. Edwards played AT Notre
Dame in t9I3-14-15.
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MORE DOUGLAS STUFF
Counsel Says Phil Threw Away Offer
Of $4,000.
BIZ United press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Counsel for
Phil Douglas, banished Giant pitcheAe
claims that Douglas received an d
fer Of $4,000 in a letter 10 throw
games in the last world series, but
he tore UP the letter.
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A IL over the State horseshoe
"A pitchers are limbering up. They
are coming TO the State fair in
Indianapolis to win.
The barnyard game has branched
out and Is now played equally as
much. IL not far more. by city people
Several years ago il was the diver.
sion on the farm. But the day Of the
auto pushed it i'm the background
and it fought its way into the cities
Now farmers seeing their own
game demonstrated so ably by their
city cousins are out 10 win IT back
Every county in the State has been
asked 20 send a representative to the
State matches
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-24
GUN SHOOT RECORD
Professional Breaks 200 Straight Sin
giles at Sixteen Yards.
By Times Special

bV 7 tHFte DVtUFUt
TEXARKANA. Ark. Aug. "a
Boyd Duncan, professional OF Lucy,
Tenn. in touring here. broke 100
straight singles at sixteen yards and
forty.nine doubles, making a score Of
200 straight singles and ninety nine
out Of 100 doubles in two days.
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COLBERT SAILS FOR HOME
French Net Sar Predicts Bright Flu
ture for Young Teammates.

lure TOT lUuIIS AtdIILIIdttS.
BIZ United Nei1s
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Predicting
that his young teammates, Henri
Cochet and Jean Borotra, would i'm
prove and make themselves very con
spicuous in future Davis cup tourna-
ments. Andre Colbert of the French
Davis cup team has sailed for home,
aboard the Paris.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American Association

Kan. c. 8 Mime. s. Mil. Q: ST. P. z.
Louis. 3; Col, !. Ind.-Tol. (rain).
American League
Phna.. s: Det. g. Wash. IL; Chi. B.
Clev.. 4; y. Y. l. St. L. 8: Bos.. s.
National League
4-ook. 6 Chi. 6 Pitts. g: Chi. 0.
ruS II H"iia 2 St. L. g. Bos., 3. \.
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WOMAN RACE DRIVER
Enters State Fair Races il
Minnesota.

By Times Special
HAMLIN, Mimi. Aug. "a. A
woman will drive in the harness
events at the Minnesota State fair
here. Sept. 2 to 8. for the first time
in the history Of the Great Western
Circuit. She is Miss II. NJ. Bryan of
Bismarck, n. D.
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tn RIS SPEAKER. Cleveland lead

~ RIS SPEAKER. Cleveland lead
er, has had another setback
Jim Bagby's illness will keep
him out the remainder OF the season.
He has not been going very good, but
Iris will miss him.
The Indians have experienced many
reverses this season. but through il
all have fought Eamely.
Speaker has been setting the pace
The team follows in his footsteps,
With little luck they may land some
whore yet Speaker IS looking ahead
to next year.
Slowly he has been adding new life
to the once almost perfect machine
It is another story OF youth in the
game.
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pearance in this country for a long
time.
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HARDING RIGHT

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BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
" T0UH UNCLE

morning and cold at lunch And it was II cold. For Che lllrd lme ho went away from the abio without .auur and Hl tlo sootchmau lIl wa. "Nr onpoIlo .a mac vor' Fudc.
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STRANGERS E0uCE DBT

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

Alter noUH. IHo results of primo ... in n number ol s.Htoa Iu which
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

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GOVERNOR sruI VNDIclrED

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

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HERE'S BARGAIN

A Mo- DO Remington typewriter ,or alo cheap. Can bo seen at office of th.a papcr. Adv. tf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
THE BAT" MAKES A HIT
AT THE GAYETY

The Gayety on Saturday evening
gave theater-goers a real mystery play
in the celebrated production of "The
Bat. The company was fully
competent one in every respect and
greatly pleased a fair sized audience.
1t is easy to understand the enormous
runs The Bat" has had in the large
cities, for to anyone who has never
seen the play nor read the story. the
final solution. nsthe last scene of the
last act, is so unexpected that there.
is at once a desire to see the play
again so as to reconcile the ending
with the story as it moves along. 1t
is certainty case of keep 'em guess.
ing to the end, and the management
are wise in their request on the pro-
grams not to give out advance infor
nation as to the solution of the mys
terry. If onewants a real thrill, wit,
Messing a performance of "The Bat"
with a competent c"et -''@h
sented it Saturday evening will fpy.
uish it,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
Mr.. AND MRS. BAWDEN
TO TAKE UP CATERING

Ralph c. Bawden, who has been
connected with the Flick restaurant
as manager and head of the catering
department. has resigned his posi-
tion to go into the catering business
for himself, Mr.. Bawden rendered
his resignation some time ago to
take effect last Saturday night. He
and his wife will handle catering
work in all parts of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bawden came to Otta-
wa from Streator several years ago.
The former was in charge of the
dining room and kitchen of the Cliff
ton hotel for several years, until he
went to the Flick restaurant, when
Mr.. Flick purchased the business two
years ago
The employees of the restaurant pre-
sented Mr. Bawden with handsome
silk umbrella Saturday night when
he quit work there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
POPE Plus Xi is 65 YEARS OF
AGE AND is RATED AS
A liberal"

Cardinal AchiIle Ratti, archbish-
op of Milan, was for several years
Papa Nuncio in Poland, where his
discharge of important eccIiastical
functions when the Polish question
became acute earned for him the
esteem of Benedict XIV and the
gratitude of Vatican authorities.
II was because of this service that
the ned hat was conferred upon
him on June t6, 1921, when a simi-
lar honor was bestowed on Card-
nal laurent
Cardinal Ratti was born In Desio,
Italy, on March 81, 1857. For many
years he was librarian of the Am
brosian library and archives at
Milan. Later he became librarian
of the Vatican. In this position he
remained until the new republic of
Poland established official diploma
tic relations with the Vatican, at
which time Ratt was appointed
archbishop and was assuned to
Poland as the representative of the
Holy See.
That country was then torn with
the arrangements from religion
caused by the communstic propa-
ganda from Soviet Russia and Arch
bishop Ratt counteracted the
spread of radeaism. He also won
the esteem Of the Polish Catholics
by his efforts in behalf of destitute
children orphaned by the war.
Cardinal Ratti, as the archb ishop
of Milan, presdes over one of the
most important archdoceses in IT.
ally. The city being a great indus
trial center, one of it's main re-
quirements is that the cardinal
shall possess a thorough knowledge
of political and social problems.
He is big physically and is reput-
ed to have liberal tendencies.