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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
IOiCG Extends Stands
for Coming FOOtb all
Season; Seat $4,000

IOWA CITY. Iowa Aug 10
Completion OF the f vt extension on
the football stands al Iowa field
which Will ultimately have a seat
ing capacity OF $4,000. gives the
University of Iowa a stadium which
at present can accommodate $4,000
fans at a gridiron battle or a track
meet
Alumni and former students OF
Iowa. returning for the Homecoming
game. scheduled with the University
OF Minnesota on Armistice day
November II. Will be greeted by a
new style OF stands. built of steel
and conceived by an Iowa professor.
B. J. Lambert, OF the college Of en-
Sireering. Prof Lambert is chair
man Of the lowe athletic board.
When it was found that the old
concrete stands at Iowa field were
too small 20 accommodate the IN
creasingly large crowds attending
Big Ten football games here. the
athletic board turned 10 Prof. Lam
bert. After considerable study he
decided steel tiers could be erected
behind the old stands on either side
O. the field. at consl derable less cost
than concrete stands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

Two pitchers. an outhelder and
$4,000 cash .s what the Chicago
Cubs management paid for little
Earl "Get-Two" Adams. shortstop
fer Wichita Falls in the Texas Lea
que
Outfelder Art Weiss and Pitchers
Keene and Freeman were sent to the
Wichita Falls club as soon as the
deal was closed. SO was the $4,000
cash.
Adams however. Will not report
to the cubs until the opening of the
1928 season.
Adams was purchased from the
ST Louis Cardinals shortly after the
Texas League season opened. Since
reporting for duty he hasn't missed
"a game
He's 5 feet inches Call. he weighs
1913 pounds and mis- lightning speed
on the defensive. az we'll as his eff
fective stick work have attracted
the attention of. many or the big
league scouts
Up TO and including Aug. the
Texas League official statistics on
Adams are as follosw:
ALB. 443; r. IS; II, 146: TB. 2O4:
2B, %; BIB. Is; HR. O. SH. IS: SB.
10; BIB, SO; lib. II RE 81; CS. 10;
so. IA. BA. $50.
At the. same time Adams was field
ing for an average OF .961. HIS
sreed in the field and his zeal for
double plays won for MIN his nick
name of "Get-Two"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
SACKETT TROPHY IS
WON BY ERNEST UHL

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19.-Ern-
est Uhl. the middle Atlantic 22O
yard free style champion. swim
ming unattached. won the twenty
eighth annual one hundred yards
free style race for the William p.
Sackett cup. which was held by the
Philadelphia swimming club. over
the straight away course off their
club house wharf az MiQuon-on-the-
SchuylkiN Saturday. Ed Bardo. of
N Wilmington Y NJ c. A. was a
close second. with Al Burman. of
the Boys Hygiea swimming club.
Atlantic City. an equally close third.
The winners time was 81 Is sec
onds.
The Sackett cup is the oldest per
petual trophy in the country and
was donated by Mr. Sackett. New
York sportsman in the interest Of
swimming. Chle is a 16 year old
brother of Miss Eleanor Uhle Of
Olympic swimming fame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
ENTRY LISTS OPENED
FOR SWIMMING MEET

DETROIT, Mich. Aug 19-Entry
lists have been opened for a swim
ming meet 10 be held here August
2e-27. when three national amateur
athletic union serior championships.
and fifteen central amateur athletic
Union junior championships will be
decided.
The senior events include the 400
yard relay and 15O-yard back stroke
for men. and the 220-yard breast
stroke for women.
The junior events for men are the
1OO-yard free style; 220-yard free
style: and sSc-yard free style: I5O-
yard back stroke; 220-yard breast
stroke: 440-yard relay; diving and
pentathlOn.
The women viii contest In the so,
40 and SS0-yard free style: 100
yard breast stroke; 440-yard relay.
diving and medley.
Canoe fitting has been listed as
the special event on the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
|. A. c. TEAM TAKES
HONORS IN ANNUAL
MEET IN DETROIT
Jones of |. A. C.. Furnishes
Thrills in Dashes Beats
Murchison Twice.

DETROIT, Mich. Aug 19-Dis-
playing an array Of athletes who
rank among leaders of the country
Illinois Athletic club decfslvely de-
feated all opponents IN the annual
Central A. A. u. senior and field
championships here Saturday staged
under the auspices of the Detroit
News.
The Illinois club went into the
lead at the start Of the meet and
continued adding 20 its total until
tho meet was concluded Twelve
first places were captured by the
meet winner, which scored a total
OF los points. Illinois nearest rival
was the Detroit Young mems order
which gathered Is points. Detroit
Y. VI. G.. A was third with 9.
Four Central y. A L. records
were shattered. all Of them by attn
letes wearing the cOlors OF the ].
A. c.
Although two Of his team mates
made an equal number OF points,
Herald A. Jones of the Illinois club
provided che greatest thrills OF tho
days contests. Twice he defeated
Loren Murchison. his team mate and
widely known sprinter. in dashes.
one for a distance record. Jones
took the 100 yard dash from Muir
Gibson almost at the tape, cutting
in front of the latter at the finish.
Jones also took the go yard dash
leading all the way His time was
PA. - of a second faster than
,he former central 4. a. L. record.
made by X Hamilton. c. \. A. Aus.
81. 1907
Karl w. Anderson clipped one
tenth Of a second from the 30 yard
low hurdle record. winning in 2f.5
seconds The former record was held
by =. A. Corey Of Chicago a. A. and
was made in 1919.
Jim Shanahan threw the So
pound weight 33 feet. S - inches
The former record was G2.l1, made
by Blackwood Of the Chicago A ~
in 1921.
Howard b Hoffman. former
University Of Michigan star now
under l. A. 9. colors hurled the jaw
elm 1S4 feet. inches The formcr
record was ia feet. 4 inches. es-
,abl!sled by Brede Of the J. a. 9
in Chicago year ago.
BramWell French o. the (. \. &
won the five mic race. Joie "
Ray. won the mile run by l25 yards
without undue exertion. Thomas
Campbell. Yale star, won the hait
mile
Harold NJ osborne. Shana.han and
Jones. were the high point scorers
of the meet. each winning 10 points
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
SINGERS TO PLAY
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
NINE HERE TODAY
Joe Baker Out of Singer Line
up-Henning and Hanson
In Slab Duel.

The South Bend Singer base bs u
tossers viii NEST the FairbanlIs-
Morse team tins afternoon AT Sin
ger park in the eshlnd game OF the
series minus the services OF Joe
Baker star catcher. WHO - out o.
the game with a strained back
This VIII be q big handicsp for ths
Singer club 20 overcome az Bake
has been doing great IN the lsst
month. Blisvernfchr. former NOtre
Dame catcher was signed 20 play
Sunday. but a former agreement
with the management OF the Men Z
tone team made * impossible for'
him TO play here. The Singer man
agemenc last night secured the
services OF one Of the Logan Square
catchers OF the Chicago Mid-WeS-
league 10 I'LL Bakers shoes.
The local club has been showing
so much stuff IN recent games tha
there is still a good chance OF them
coming through tOday's battle with
a win II Henning hurls his usual
faultles game.
Henning held the Fairies" i'm
-UOA rAAd ht III AAlt-AA AeioN a ped cLlAA -
here and slipped over a 1 20 ten
inning victory. This was the fas
est and most eotacular baittle OF
the season and providing both teams
show the same brand OF ball today
the result Of the game Is a toss-uD.
Roy Hanson. former Washington
and White Sox pitcher VIII be on
the mound for the Fairies" and
is pretty certain 70 give the Singcr
hitters a lot OF trouble. Hanson
hurled a good exhibition in the last
game here. but Hennfng had q
slight edge. which was enough 10
win. The rest OF the visitors Will
take the field in their usual places.
Rodger Kiley, Notre Dame football
star viii be in center field for Tho
Fairies this afternoon. Ell.v
looked good here and besides crack
ing out a long double, one OF tho
few hits off Henning. threw out
Singer man al plate on a clean h.r
to center.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
TIGERS TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM BOSTON

BOSTON Aug. 19.-Detroit took
both games from Boston Saturday.
10 and 20 O. Pillette won his
18th game in taking the opener,
holding the Red SoN TO seven hits
Heilman made homer in the 5th
with two on. Ehmke and Karr had
a battle in the second game. he
only run scored was in the seventh
when Veach walked. took second on
A wild pitch and scored on He'll
mans single 10 center. Score:
First game:
Detroit .....011 $50 00O-5 II ]
Boston 900 600 o1O- : 0
Pinette and WoOdall Russell.
Fullerton. Piercy and Walters.
Second game;
De,roit .. 600 600 100 5 0
BOSTON ..... 600 600 600 6 0
Ehmke and Bassler; Karr, Kaiters
and Chaplin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
PIRATES AND BOSTON
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

PITTSBURG. Aug 9-Pittsburs
and Boston divided a double header
Saturday. Boston taking the first
game 10 I and Pittsburg the Sc
cCnd 3 TO .. Five hits punched off
Adams IN the fifth inning OF the
first game gave Boston all their runs.
Merry, Brown. Pirate pitcher. held
Boston 70 FIVE hits in the second
game. Score:
Boston 900 O4O OOO-4 0
P.ttsburg 200 600 010-1 10 0
B~axton and Gowdy and O'NeiN;
Adams and Schmidt.
(Gnd gameD
Boston ......O1O Dol 600 ; 3
Pittsburg ....OO1 203 2Ox-S II l
Mcnamara and Gibson; Brown
and GOOCh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
This Youngster Shows Plenty of
Stuff for Stripping Breaking In
Marty McManu Browns Second Stacker Is SandOt Tosser
Whose Great Hitting and Fielding Has Been One
of Features of Clubs Race for Pennant

CHICAGO Aug. 1e.-Martin J.
MoManus, now two-bagging it for
the St. Louis Browns. is another one
of those sand-lot meteors which
every now and then flash out across
the sky OF sportdoh
Marty achieved his love after the
horsehide in the Windy City behind
the stockyards at the early age Of
seven when he organized a neighbor-
hood team Of youngsters known as
the Athletics"
Today. at q. he is making great
time in the big leagues piling up an
envious .3SS batting average. which
Is going some for a stripping" as
Chicagoans are wont 10 ruminate in
speaking Of him.
Had Hard Shedding.
Martyrs father died when Marty
was quite young. For a long time
the family had a struggle of it. But
things are different now, because
wiki Marty doing big league stuff
and a brother and sister working at
home. their little white-haired
mother is ensconced comfortably in
a coy West Side fat with a phono-
graph and everything.
And IS that little mother proud Of
her boy You should hear her talk
about him.
He was just Wild about baseball
even as a tiny tot" she says
n = 4
cleaned himself I'D for school he
turned around and looked a. me
and said: MA, some day I'm going
10 be with the big ones. Just look
a. my batting arm. TT make things
easy for you when that happens"
And he's been doing that too just
as he promised"
Joined the Pros.
At II Marty climbed out with the
Tulsa team of the Western League
and had HE first professional work
out
He had drifted around Chicago
long enough. 50 he thought. and
anyhow. the semi-pro managers
were suspicious Of his batting abiI-
~ To them Marty was an excellent
second baseman bu his slugging
was a dispute.
Marty joined the Browns IN 1921
"a rookie Since then he has been
playing unquestionably good ball
AL the ole gang back IN Chicago
watch his every movement on the
diamond. as reported by the press
with eager interest.
+ When Marty makes play worthy
OF mention there is 2 celebration
back In the yards.
And Chicago is mourning that it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
SHERDELL WEAKENS AND
CARDINALS LOSE. 8 TO Z

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Sher-
dell weakened in the 9th and per
mitted Philadelphia 10 take Satur-
days game. the third of the series,
10 Z. Score:
Philadelphia .O2O OO2 1913 10 2.
st. Louis .....030 600 1917 ,
Winters. G.. Smith. Weinert and
Henline: Sherdell. Pfeffer and Ain
smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
YOUNG TENNIS STAR
FALLS BEFORE mrs.
MALLORY IN FINALS
Experience of Veteran Too
Much for l6-Year-Old
California Girl.

wESTSIDE CLUB. Forest Hills.
y Y. Aug. 19.-For the space Of
perhaps ten minutes Saturday Miss
Helen Wills. san Francisco. stood
within an ace of becoming the wo-
man tennis champion OF the nation
"a title several sizes too large for
her Is years. She failed in the
quest.
Miss Wills did become a doubles
champion. bur that was due more
10 Mrs Marion Jessup Of Whining
ten. Del. than 70 herself Aside
from the glare OF the personalities
in the singles, the doubles match
was the most interesting Of the two.
L went TO three sets and was won
by the Wills-Jessup pair from Mrs.
Mallory and Miss Edith Sigourney
OF Boston, 81, 10, 6-3
Mrs. Jessup. short and slight. bore
the brunt Of the battle and though
she made an astounding total OF err
rors for a winner her play i'm ex-
changes that were finished by Miss
Wills was amazing
She was the crowds heroine and
when she finished the match in a
sharp exchange with Mrs. Mallory
those in the stands arose and cheer
ed Miss Wills and Mrs Jessup
threw away the second set after
twice being within match point
To see just how good a tennis
player she is. Miss Wills had come
to the east. Having become too
superior for others Of her age she
went among the mature stars and
before any one was fully aware of
IL she had fought her way through
a long line of outer sentinels and
was standing at the doorway-chal-
lenger Of the women who five years
welded the racquet that sym bolized
the sceptre Of the queen Of Amer
can tennis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
YANKS co INTO LEAD
BY DEFEATING SOX

NEW YORK. Aug 19.-The New
York Americans Saturday broke ,he
tie for first place. defeating Chicago.
u 10 ,. while the Browns divided a
double header with the Athletics. Il
was Chicago's fifth successive de-
feat. The visitors twirlers AIDED
New York with nine bases on balls
and wild pitch Ruth nit his 24th
homer Of the season off Bcverette in
he third inning Shawkey had no
trouble i'm disposing Of the visitors,
holding them 90 two hits i'm the first
inning Score:
Chicago 100 600 400 ,
New York ia O32 l0X-12 l6 /
Hodge. Leverett. Courtney. Mack.
Schalk and Naryan; Shawkey and
Hoffman and : eh3nC.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

a wonderful opportunity 20 take the
hole. He was in position for an iron
but cut loose with a brassie that
sailed straight for the pin. A cheer
went into the quiet air and II
changed 10 a groan as the ball car
ried on over into a trap. Eddie Zim-
mer went 10 the right on the next
shot. but not far enough 10 hurt His
approach was dead and the best Dan
could do was 10 hslve.
Two down. 9 20 go. Dams honor.
The short sixteenth. where two hours
before another match had ended
The crowd was along the edge all
the way from the tee 10 the green.
Dan teed HIS ball and let fly. but
he held back too much. He found
he trap in front OF the green. Eddie
shot high into the air. Up 10 the
TOP OF the trajectory went anxious
yes and down they followed. Eddie
as on by inches. and stuck.
Dan. still putting AZ his pipe. step
ped down into the sand. glanced al
he pin and struck at the ball. It
didn't take. He was on the ledge
The scrappy little finalist who came
80 close 10 a title in 1921 raised the
ciub that had failed him in his most
wing moment and was a bout 10 un-
leash maddened stroke AZ the re-
helliOus ball when something stopped
HIM and he held firm. Then he tried
again and just barely got out OF the
hole onto the green. seven yards
from the pin.
Eddie was away. but not for long.
His approach putt carrying him
about three feet from the cup. Dan
,ried 10 hole out and missed by
inches.
The sun that had been hiding for
1Ours burst through and a gorgeous
rainbow rose over the clubhouse as
sanders picked up the master Ed
dies ball and shook hands congrat-
ulating his conqueror. Youth and
Fight had lost the two semi-nnal
latches OF this meet 10 Age and Ex-
Derisncs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
REDS HIT REUTER- AND
DEFEAT BROOKLYN, O.

CINCINNATI. O, Aug 19.-The
Reds won from Prooklyn Saturday
Q 10 IN the first game Of the series.
The Reds hit Ruether hard. scoring
five runs IN the fifth inning on SIX
hits and a base on balls and driving
the eft handler off the mound. Luque
was effective except in the fifth
when the Robins combined five hits
with a pass fer four runs The
home team fielded perfectly and
ran bases at will on Deberry, stea,-
ing SIX. Score:
Brooklyn 900 Gao 000-4 2 >
Cincinnati ...O20 O5l 01x-9 10 o
RuetheY. Shriver and Deberry;
LUque and HargraVe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
INDIANS TOP SENATOR'S
IN TEN INNING CAME

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Cleve-
land gained a clear title TO fourth
Mace Saturday by defeating Wash
ington 10 1 in ten inning battle.
Zachary outritched COveleskie until
the final round when he weakened
and was driven from the box, Fran
els taking his place. Score;
cleveland 200 100 600 2-3 ?
washington 600 100 600 O. ?
Coveleskie and O'Neill; Zachary.
Francis and Picinich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

COLUMBUS, o.. Aug. 1s.-Hittins
offerings of J. Gleason and Rogge n
all corners OF the lot, Milwaukes
made II three straight from Colum-
bus. winning Saturdays game 10 -
2. NOrthrop villas the only Colum-
bus pitcher 10 show enectiveness.
Shack pitched great ball FOR tha
visitors except in the fourth. when
the Senators punched three OF thels
six hits. Score.
Milwaukee o.. O03 241 O0O-lO Is I
Columbus 1000 200 900 ,
Setback and Myatt: Gleason, RogS
&c. Northrop Hartley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
SFNAToRs BUY BROOKS

PEORIA, III. Aug. Mandy
Brooks. outfelder OF the Peoria
baseball club OF the Three Eve
league was Saturday sold 70 the
clubgof the American as
ISOLATION. The purchase Price was
not announced Brooks will report
az the end OF the Three Eye season.
He is hitting 345 and today secured
four hits running his string OF con-
secutive hitting games 20 twenty
nine, a Three Eye league recoTd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
CUBS DOWN GIANTS
IN ELEVEN INNINGS
Game Hurting Duel Between
Alexander and Nehf-Ca-
pacity Crowd Present.

CHICAGO. Aug 19.-Chicago ev-
ened the series with New York Sat
urday by winning an eleven inning
battle, . 10 l. The game was
pitching duel between Grover Alex
arder and Nehf. with honors about
even. a capacity crowd witnessed
The game Score:
New York 900 010 OGO OO-1 i 2
Chicago ...O10 600 600 O1-2 10 o
Nehf and Snyder; Alexander and
o Farrell and HeathcOte.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
Eddie thinner Defeats Paul Shaer Finals for State Golf CHAMPIONSHIP
Studebaker Nine
Ties Cutters For
League Leaders
Plant / Nine Defeats Lathe
Works While Cutters Lose
TO DOdges.

BY defeating the South Bend
Lathe Works team by the score Of
Is 10 the Studebaker Plant nine
went into tie for first place in the
Industrial baseball league with the
Cutters when the Cutters suffered
8 10 I defeat at the hands OF the
Dodge team in Mishawaka The
game was played on the Leeper
park diamond.
The Studebaker aggregation took
an early lead and piled up a score
that the Lathe aggregation was un-
able TO overcome. They scored three
times in the opening round OH solid
base hits and errors. but the Lathe
hitters came back and tied the count
in their half However. the Plant
1 team scored twice In the second
and third and the Lathe team was
unable 10 stand the pace.
One OF the outstanding features
or the game was the all-around
playing Of Ken Wiley. Lathe Works
shOrtstopper. The youngster f1elded
IN great style and connected for two
triples and double in four trips 70
the rlate
Kruk pitched good ball for the
winners and though touched up for
- blows kert them well scattered
Gruber behind the bat also went
good and hit the ball timely.
Score by innings:
Plant 1 ...322 OBS PIE 81 3
Lathe Works $40 Dol O. - 6
Kruk and Gruber: Hertle and
abOwski.
Cutters Lose
The Dodge team of Mishawaka
managed 20 slip over a 10 VIC
tory on the league leading Cutters
yesterday afternoon in eleven inn
ings. which resulted i'm putting the
Cutters in tie for first place with
the Studebaker Plant / team With
a victory the Cutters would have an
nexed the lea que pennant as sat
urday's games finished the leagues
regular schedule.
The Cutters should have won The
game as Stanley pitched good ball.
but his support cracked i'm a couple
OF spots and the boots proved costly.
The game was a battle all the way
through and the Dodge aggregation
put up the best exhibition they have
shown throughout the entire sched-
ule.
The Studebaker team and the
Cutters will be forced TO rlay off
the tie on next Saturday. 1t is eX-
pected a neutral park will be select
ed to play the game in. Stanley and
Bolts were the batteries yesterday
for the Cutters while Henders and
Morse were on the points for the
winners.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
SAINTS AGAIN DEFEAT
INDIANS: ATTACK UMPS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 10
St Paul defeated Indianapolis here
Saturday for the third successive
time. winning S 10 5. Umpire Fin
neran on leaving the park was at
tackled by a number OF fans and was
escorted away under police protec-
ton. Score:
s.. Paul ......320 021 000-s L. ?
indianapolis 200 POI 0OO-5 Is 8
Martin and GOnzaies; Causey,
Cevet and Dixon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

Adelaine Hunco has filed suit foo
divorce against Charles Hunco. crue{
and inhuman treatment being a.
legged as the grounds FOR the action
The couple was married March IL
1920. and separated IN June, 1921
The rlaintn also seeks tho restora-
zion OF her maiden name. Adelaina
O'Brien.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
American league
Yesterdays RESULTS

National I.eag"-
Boston { PittsburE I. f1sf game
Boston = Pittsburg ;. 2nd game
Brooklyn Cincinnati 9.
New York I A.; Chicago > I'll innings
Philadelphia :. 81. Louis Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

NEW YORK-Resignation Of Tom
O'Rourle as deputy boxing commits
sioner will be presented at meet
ing Of the commission today II Is
reported. O'ROurke recently was ar
rested for assaulting a boxing writer
at a bout in Brooklyn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
Hens Beat Blues

TOLEDO, O.. Aug. 19.-ToledO
overcame a four run lead by pound
ing wilkinson hard in the sixth and
then continued the attack on Daw-
son who had relieved him. defeating
Kansas City Saturday. Z TO S. Score:
Kansas City .004 900 002-6 Il 3
Toledo ...... 900 004 i2x-7 II
Wilkinson. Dawson. Shinault; Be
dent and Kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

IIeveIand 8; WashlngtOn ].
s.. Louis Q Philadelphia .. lst game)
81 Louis 3 philadelphia s end gameD
Chicago > New York J.
Detroit ,: Boston l. list gamet
Detroit 1 : Boston O end game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
southern Association

Birmingham . Little Rock Q. list
gamel.
Birmingham :; Little Rock end
gamei.
Mobile o Memphis =.
Chattanooga 3 Alfalfa i
New Orleans { Nashville .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
Nmericnn AssoclatIon

s. Paul s. indianapolis ).
Minneapolis 3 Louisville >
Milwaukee 10: Column tus
Kansas city o Toledo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
MnIers Take Third

LOUISVILLE KY, Aug. al
though outhit. Minneapolis made IL
three straight from Louisville, 3 10
2. Phillips pitched great ball in the
pinches. Louisville being unable 10
profit from any Of its extra base hits.
Score:
Minneapolis 100 200 0O0--3 s
Louisville $500. 900 90 600 2 0
Phillips and Mayer; lineup and
Meyer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20
TODAY'S GAMES
National League

Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York az Chicago.
Philadelphia az 81. Louis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

Duty done is the foundation OF
r leasure as well as the right 70 take
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-20

American League
Chicago at New York
Cleveland az Washington.