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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
.SOX TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM BROWNS
Both Games Develop Into
Pitchers Battles, the First
Going Ten Frames.

CHICAGO. May az Chicago
made IL three straight from 81.
Louis today by taking both ends Of
a double header. 20 1 and 3 10 2.
The first game went ten innings
Both contests We're pitching duels
the first between Urban Faber and
Urban Shocker. the latter pitching
perfect game until the efghtn inn
Ing In the second game Courtney
and Vangilder pitched fine ball One
decision at the plate was close. Sew
ere!d and MCManus becoming so en-
ragged az the ruling Of Umpire VII
son that they pushed him about the
plate for some time. until other
players interfered. Score:
First game:
St. Louis ....O10 600 600 O-1 s 1
Chicago 600 600 O1O IL 1
>Shocker and SEVERED: Faber and
Schalk
Second Game.
s. Louis ....0 600 600 020-2 .
Chicago .....C00 Dol IG1-3 o
Vanglder and SEVERED. Courtney
and Schalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
DENTISTRY

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
INDIANS POUND DAUSS
HARD AND WIN, ) TO 3

DETROIT. Mich. May 27.-Cleve-
land pounded Dauss hard in two IN
nlrEs today and defeated Detroit 8
% 3. Uhle weakened IN the sixth
inning and was replaced By Cove
leskie. who held the Tigers safe the
rest ~ the way Score.
Cleveland $3.50 0O1 400 0OO-5 10 I
Detroit .-.-. 600 col Co.'S /
Uhle and CoveIeskie. O'Nell.
Dauss. Johnson. Oldham. Ebmke and
Bassler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
h. o's BONfBARDIER WELLS.

LONDON. MAY Frank Cod
dard. former British heavyweight
champion. knocked out Bombardier
Wells, another ex-champion, in the
sixth round OF their Is round fgh.
here tonight 4 straight LEFT 20 the
chin put the Bombardier down for
the count
Wells vas twice previously saved
from knockoUts BY the bell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

gan territory and Ryan tried another
goal from placement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

his ankle 10 such an extent thar he
was unable TO run the hurdles for
more than a month. and was in poor
condition at the Drake meet 50
many men were on the sick and lis
abled list when the time arrived for
the annual indoor meet with Illinois
that Rockne was able 10 send only
small group Of athletes TO Urhana.
with the result that NOtre Dame
could accumulate but is points
Capt. Johnny Murphy's leg muscles
were strained during the winter, and
they are still far from being limbereu
up In the last meet with Illinois
his leg was tapped half way 10 the
knee. But in spite of all this. the
Irish have made creditable show
ing in all their outdoor meets and
dopesters believe that they have the
best Of chances 10 finish second 70
Illinois in the western conference
meet 10 be held at Iowa this June.
Bill Hayes Last Year.
Running his last season for the
gold and blue Billy Hayes has con-
sistently refused 70 accept defeat. He
has won every race in which he en-
tered. at various times beating such
men as Paulu, Ayres and Andervert,
In the DePauw meet he got away
TO such a poor start in the 100 yard
dash that defeat seemed almost GER
tain. Then Bill ran one Of the most
exciting races Of his career, finally
passing his man about eight yards
from the tape, and winning by less
than a foot. In the dual meet with
Illinois. he not only won the hun
dred against Ayres. but stepped the
22O in % seconds flat.
OF the new field stars whom
Rockne has brought out this spring,
Lieb is easily the most important.
He broke the old Cartier Field rec
ord in the discus throw with a heave
Of 1S7 feet, inches in the DePauw
meet. won first place at Drake with
1873 feet. and first place at Urbana
with al feet, inches. In addition
he has w-n most Of the shot putting
events that he has entered.
Interesting in connection with the
review Of the Notre Dame track sea-
son IS the remarkably good running
that Billy Burke, former star miller
for Rockne. has been doing this
spring for Harvard. Two weeks ago.
he broke the Yale-Harvard dual
meet record while winning the mile
his time being 4:19:4. That same
day he won the half mile in 1:57.
Two years ago. Bill was breaking
Indiana state records in the mile, and
defeating such men as Furnas Of
Purdue.
Play Michigan Tuesday.
Another week viii see practically
the end Of athletics at Notre Dame
until Rockne's men don the mole
skins in the fall. The baseball team
still has two tough foes 10 meet In
Michigan and Northwestern. The
Wolverines viii play on Cartier Field
Decoration Day. while Northwestern
will perform there next Saturday.
The defeat administered the Halas-
men by Michigan failed 20 convince
them Of the superiority of the VOL
VERNE ball club. and they will go In
TO the game with all necessary con-
fidence of victory. In fact they have
been eager 10 test themselves against
Michigan once more, especially since
Raw Fischer declared that with a
good outfeId Notre Dame would
have beaten the Ann Arbor gang
, 1922-12-12

president. The President OF the lea
league shall net as chairman OF the
executive committee. Absolute auth.
orty shall be vested IN this committee
in the selection OF came. eligibility
of members OF teams. arrangement,
of schedule. enforcement Of all rules
and regulations. conduction OF ell
business pertaining 10 inc league, ans
the u ting OF accounts of the league.
Par. ?. 1t shall he tho duty OF the
president TO call all meetings OF the
members OF the league and preside
at the sane; TO receive and invest.
gate all complaints and suggestions
from members OF the league, and
present them to the executive ccn-
mittee: To approve pil bills and order
same paid by the tren ier.
Par, 8. II shall be the duty of the
vice president to the duties
of the president in his absence.
Par. 4. 1t shall be tho duty OF the
secretary-treasurer to keep records of
all meetings. to receive and disburse
Gn funds and keep proper accounts
OF anne (!
Rules and Regulations.
~. Each team may carry ten me1.
on the eligibility list, and only by
dropping one of these men from the
list. may another be added. Under
no condition may a mans name ap.
pear on the eligibility list Of two
teams at the SHINE time. nor can he
play on n team other than that
Upon whose list his name appears.
By consent OF the two team managers
involved. a man may be switched
from one team to another. and such
change must be made on tho Sat.
urday before the change is to be
come effective. In csl,e OF a player
being claimed by more than one team
the executive committee shall have
authority to assign the player to the
team II TIL Inks best.
(z). 1t shall. be the duty OF the
team managers to furnish the sc re
tary with a list OF ten eligible men
not later than December s, and any
changes In this List must be In the
hands of the secretary on the satur.
day night before the change is to be-
come effective. The secretary shall
furnish the official scorer with these
lists previous to each game. and 1t
shall be his duty TO notify the referees
of any ineiigibles.
C3). Any player being removed
from II OF the league games for
disorderiy conduct twice during the
season. shah bs inelisrbis to play on
, 1922-12-12
BACKLOG MEETS BPT!STS, REFINERY MEN PLAY
PRESBYTERANS IN CAGE LEAGUE OPENER TONIGHT

any team for the remainder of the
season. This does not cover a mnn
being removed for personal fouls un
lefs the oftenus s. 50 nagrnit as l.
be chased MS d.saidtrly conduct. T.
shall be tho duty n the executive
to pass upon surh offense.
~ spauldlng's officiali rules shall
govcrn all other emergencies.
(S). Each team shah he required
to depost an entry fee OF $500 with
the secretary-tressurer to guarantee
good faith in the performance OF the
schedule. same to be forfeited in case
h team refuses to play IN any regu.
larly scheduled game or abide by tho
laws OF the organization. ANY team
following the schedule properly and
abiding by the laws. shall have its
deposit OF $500 refunded at the close
OF the season.
(el The schedule shall be arranged
and published by the schedule com
mittee Of the executive comm ttee.
"a The official shall consist OF a
paid referee to handle all games. un.
less IN the judgment of the eIecu.
tive committee he shall ne incompet.
ent. Wbonevsr possible. there shall
also be an umpire whosa services
shall be free. The referee shall have
no connection with n team OF the
league.
49,. Each team must appear IN
proper uniform. colors OF same TO be
selected at a meeting # the man.
ayers.
CVl. spnuiding's Official rules shall
govern all games.
, 1922-12-12
matinee.

In Johnny Brown Il Is believed
that , aIan has been lined up who
viii extend Kid Lee all the way. Lee
his a II easy In his last two fights
here and ro;h'nx would be more pop
ular with the fans than to see him
matched with who would
make him so h limit. leo has clever
rootwork. a lightning fast left hand
and can hit but he has not AZ ar
opportunity 10 show whether or not
he can assimIlate punishment.
Brown, VINO Is also colored. has
bull. IN q reputation In the south as
a hard hitting lightweight lie has
lately to'rcd tho Tones stable IN Chi
, 1922-12-12
To
LOSE BACKFIELD
Plenty of Line Material on
Hand for Next Year,
However.

MADISON. Wis, Dec. ie-Nhen
Wisconsin tool an inventory OF its
football strength after the close OF
the present season. IL found On abund-
ance OF line material on hand and IN
shape for the next season.. but was
confronted with the fact that the
stars or its hackf!eid will be lost tn s
year by graduation.
Coach John Z Richards. who de
veloped such a s...e-d wall from
completely greer material that was
abIo to throw back tho charges o.
Chicago. has much the same task in
building up a bnclsfield as soon as the
next playing time rolls round
Captain RolHs Williams. star OF
the team this year At halfbaek. VIII
be graduated along with Quarterback
3 shorty. Parr. and haifback Eddie
Gibson. Merrill Taft at fullbaek. Is
the single regular TO b eligible for
another season.
Steven EagieoerEer OF Stevens
Point. a reserve this season. A. r,
saari. of Eveleth. MIN. and II. c.
: Opitz. Of Elkhorn. two Substitutes,
and Jack Harris OF Racine are IN the
fight for o chance TO serve in the po-
around him. Harris Is con
sidered a coming star.
No one appears readily available
to I'LL Barr's shoes at quarterback,
; Eaglesberger is not experienced. /,
p. Reuland CT E~eedsburg. a freshman
sta OF this year, is q strong contend
e for the place.
In the line. Gus TebeIl Of Ausora,
III. star end. will be lost by gradua.
ton. as will Rudy Hobifield. guard,
and Tom Nichols of Milwaukee. cen.
ter. Ben Pearss reserve center will
be able to step into hat place. while
-.Ribo' Brumm OF Madison. regular
two years ago. viii be back IN the
/. game next eRson
Steve Poiaski OF Nashota and Russ
Irish Of Madison. Will he back. E. F,
Nelson OF Superior. a flashy wing
man Of the freshman squad also will
be available.
captain-elect Marty Below of osh
kosh will fill n tackle position next
year. and will have Pat Smith. also
Of Oshkosh. at the other tackle. with
Harry Mccormick of Madison. bidding
for the regular position. A. j. Bieb'
erstein of Phillips. regular guard viii
be back. leaving the other weight
position to be filled.
Coach Richards who will again
coach the Badgers. confines himself
10 a prediction that Wisconsin will
have another OF its strong teams
and is making no claims for the com,
ing season.
, 1922-12-12
TO
GET NEW PARK
Concrete and Steel Baseball
Stadium to Replace One
Destroyed.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec 11-From
the chsrred and twisted ironvork
and timhers left by FIRE which de-
stroyed Eclipse park. historic home Of
the Louisville American League base
bail club. VIII rise n new concrete
and steel tRdium modelled after the
home OF the Chicago Cubs park.
Captain william Neal. vice-pnesi-
dent OF tho Lou svillo club. wathen
R-nebeIkamp. secreta-y-treasurer. and
Leslie Abbott. architect Of the new
home for The Colonies. maze a
thorough inspection OF the Cubs park.
Captain Neal declared that It sur
passed any major league park and
that his new plant. 10 cost 800. 600
VIII rank the se4ne among minor
parks.
The new grandstAnd. as planned,
will scat 10000 persons and will be
so constructed that an additional
deck can be added n needed. Other
facilities VIII combiue Z o make II n
paragon among minor league parks.
tho owners plan.
Eclipse park. In Its career of more
than 20 Yeas, has been tho scene
Of many deciding battles. both Of the
gridiron and diamond variety. Cen
tire College often has played soms Of
It's horne games there for the benefit
of Louiavilisns and because facilities
a. Danviile are often inadequate.
The new plant viii be finished in
time for next seasons opening games,
Il Is planned. Immediate steps look.
ing towards construction are to be
taken.
, 1922-12-12
Thumser Is Made
Basket Captain At
Washington U.

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. is.-walter
Thumser, star of Washington Uni.
vers.cy's football squad. has been ap-
PLATED captain OF the basketball
tiam. DireStor Of Athletics Rider
announced. Thumser worked as a
floor guard h.St season. but this year
VIII be at cantcr. He ALTO was tap
ain Of the track team last season.
Mr.. Rider expresses confidence that
the basketball squad VII make an
except on1lly good showing in the
Missouri Valley Conference race, this
year.
, 1922-12-12
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting Of Business Mems RACINE
association. at New Orleans.
Meeting Of Cuba-American Jocko,
club. at Havana.
Meeting OF Tijuana Jockey club. Al
Tijuana.
Bowling.
Central States championship tour
nament opens at Columbus, o.
Baseball.
Annual meeting Of National league
at New York.
Golf.
Annual meeting of metropolitan
Golf association. i New York.
New York State amateur champion
ships. at New York.
Boxing.
Charley Pitts VS.. George CLANCY. {
, 1922-12-12

isgo. In his frs, bout in the Windy
City he got a draw with Kid Wash
inEton. who has wins to his credit
over Panama ice Cans and Buddy
Page.
Roy Connolly. the ThermopoIis wei
~ierweisht. Is well known in Casper.
having shown his wares here twice
in .he last few years. In his last
fight he secured a draw with AIorey
Young. the popular local scrapper. In
Billy Warner he meets n Denver
s,ockyards battler who v going at
top speed.
Tue fights VIII start a: go New
Years afternoon and the tickets Will
20 on s1ie Monday. December Is.
, 1922-12-12
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of
tn shareholders of the Wyoming
National Bank Of Casper will be
held at the office of said bank In
Casper, Wyoming, at the hour of
10 o'clock q. m. January 0, 1898.
for the purpose Of electing a Board
of Directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such ether
business as may properly cont be-
fore the meeting.
D. B. BROOKS,
President.
Attest:
CARL f. sHUMAKER. Cashier.
Publish Dec. ~, 10, 26, 1929,
ian. p. 1A2a
, 1922-12-12
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, 1922-12-12


tween chriatmas ana New Years. with
three sets of d~oubIeheaders a week
until the middle of March when the
season ends. w. /. Rehr, Jr.. and
sam Neff will alternate as referees
and the league executive W II appoint
an official scorer and reporter today.
At the executive meeting heid
Monday evening IT was decided that
players would have to pay admission
except for the games I'm which they
actually participate. There are 100
players registered in the league and
this would make n prohlbitivo attend.
nee OF athletes.
Single rdmisxioR. to the games Will
he 20 cents. with season tickets for
the entire 81 games selling for So.
1sle four teams ara on edge for the
opening struggles this evening and
the Backiogs and Baptists viii get
under way at 7;3o o'clock. The sec.
ond game Will follow I5 minutes ar
ter the conclusion of the first.
The constitution and bylaws Of the
league is as follows:
Constitution and bylaws.
PREAMBLE.
Al OIhcI ~ pTOInOte the SpiriE OF
good workmanship and a better ply
steal development. the organization
OF a winter basketball league has
been advocated by various activities
in Casper.
Article /.
Par. l.. The name shall be Casper
Basketball league.
Par. 2. It shall consist of twelve
teams as follows: American Express
American Legion. Baptist. Backlog
teachers. Eiks. Riwanis. Methodist.
Ohio Oil Co. Presbyterian. Standard
Plant Nc. I. Standard Plant No. 3,
Texas.
Par. 8. The opening date OF the
shall be December IL. and the
closing date March 90. emitting
Christmas week. making a total OF
fourteen weeks.
Par. 4. Double headers shall be
played weekly of Tuesday. wedues-
day and Thursday nights, and each
team shall play once a week. Games
must commence promptly at TAO p.
m.
Bylaws.
Article /.
, 1922-12-12
Il THE TODI UTE9C EACC OE CnnnTTAT( ATrVETC III First
i 91kE 1N1DOlVLD l AOE UT OE ON1UVO NEWO III Of
First IN NeUs
OF All EUents
Kid lee AND JOHNNY BROWN
SIGNED UP FOR ELKS fight

For the next Elks benefit fight card, which will be staged
New Years afternoon at the Elks auditorium. the match
maker, Gus West, has signed up Kid Lee and Johnny Brown
of Chicago for II rounds and Roy Connolly and Billy War
ner of Denver for the same distance. A six-round prelim-
mary will make 80 rounds OF boxing scheduled for the
, 1922-12-12
basketball Elves Of Casper League Begin Title
Play Tonight in Doiuble-Header Scheduled
For Baptist Church Gymnasium

Tonight at the Baptist church gymnasium the Casper
basketball league gets under way with the Backlog five meet
ing the Baptists and Plant No. l of the Standard Oil COM
pany crossing with the Presbyterians in the second contest
of the, doubleheader.
, 1922-12-12
By Briggs

rounds. at Philadelphia.
Wee Wee Spencer vs.. KID Lewis. /.
rounds, at Hartford.
, 1922-12-12
Bylaws.
Articia 1.

Par. l. The league officials shall
consist of president. vice-presideut.
secretary-treaaurer, and 0 permanent
executive committee consisting of tho
three officials above named together
with three members appointed by the
, 1922-12-12

Tho Louisville club of the American
association plans to build n fine up
to date baseball plant TO take the place
OF the m which was recently dcs-
froyed by fire.
, 1922-12-12

Memphis has lost its pennant win
ming manager. Spencer Abbott. who
has signed with the Reading club Of
the International league.
, 1922-12-12

Try Tribune Wan, Ads for result.
, 1922-12-12

Tommy Murphy Is gathering .h'
stars of the half mile tracks. The
Grand Circuit pilot has purchased
IsIxander. 2:O7h; Dixie Direct, 2:14A
and Lambert Todd, 2:09A.
, 1922-12-12
SportNew

Charles welland of Brooklyn has
<sold Peter Pfaff. 2:0sN. to Walter Cox
cat q fancy price.
In the game with Boston college
Holy Cross produced a new football
star In the person Of Billy Glennou.
= Both George Owen Of Harvard and
Charley O'Hearn of Yale are stars in
Football, baseball and hockey.
Tho Waite high school football
eleven of Toledo has defetaed cham
pion school elevens OF ak states.
Princeton hockey players now have
. rink OF their own and VIII no longer
have to travel elsewhere for practice.
National league batting averages
show that Horusby, the champion
hitter. led Russell. the runner-up, by
80 points.
The Harrison. N. J.. soccer team is
putting up a fine game for the cham.
pionship of the American league.
Gene Tunney will most likely meet
Tom Gibbons before he gets a return
match with Harry Greb for the light
heavyweight title.
Memphis has lost its pennant win
ming manager. Spencer Abbott. who
has signed with the Reading club Of
the International league.
Tommy Murphy Is gathering .he
stars OF the half mile tracks. The
Grand Circuit plot has purchased
IsIkander. 2O7h; Dixie Direct, a:14A,
and Lambert Todd, 2sO9A.
Pittsburgh had eight and New York
seeven players who hit IN tho 800
class Of the National league last sea
son.
Boxing experts declare that Jess
Willard should try himself out In n
bout with some good heavyweight be-
fore be tacides Jack Dempsey In an
other championship fight.
, 1922-12-12

The Harrison. N. J.. soccer team is
putting up a fine game for tho cham
pionship of the American league.
, 1922-12-12

DANyIILE. Ky.-The Centre col
iege football team VIII play Sewanee
nj Memphis I'm 1928 and also win meet
Georgia, the latter game probably at
Athens. Thanksgiving day. according
TO an announcement by rthletic off
, 1922-12-12

disappointed In the Mike O'Dowd-
Dave Rosenberg bout, IN which
o'Dowd was declared TO hare won the
middleweiEht championship.
, 1922-12-12

Boxing experts declare that Jess
Willard should try himself out In 9
bout with some good heavyweight be
fore he tacides Jack Dempsey In an
other championship fight.
, 1922-12-12

Pittsburgh had eight and New Yori
eeven players who hit IN tho .sot
class Of the National league last sea
son
, 1922-12-12

cia,s here. Eo'h southern teams viii
come here in 1924.
The Western Conference win have
another immense field for its football
warriors next year. when the Univer-
sity Of Illinois dedicntes its new 81
oco. 600 Stadium.
, 1922-12-12

National league batting average,
show that Horpsby. the champion
hitter. led Russell. the runner-up, b,
SO points.
, 1922-12-12

DETRoIT-Bnly Shade OF New
York outboxed Andy schmader Of
Omaha, former light heavyweight
champion OF the navy.
, 1922-12-12
SPORT FLASHES HOT Off Wire

BUFFALO-Tom Gibbons Of 81.
Paul knocked out Jos Burke of De
troit.
, 1922-12-12

: Princeton hockey players now have
. rink of their own and VIII no longer
have to travel elsewhere for practice.