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The New York herald., 1922-12-14

Dabezies. 3; Forbes. Z. Goals from foul
Roosma. Il out of %: Todd. 4 out of IL:
Germans, 1 out OF 2. Substitutions: Army
Pfeiffcr for Strickler. Bonnet for Forbes.
Forbes for Dabezies. st. John's-Brady for
G.. Keenan, Hernandez for Germaine, Kelly
for Kubart. Aiekusnas for j. Keenan,. Ref
eree-IIastings. Cornell. Umpire-Bcnson,
Columbia. Time Of halvcs-20 minutes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
AdVortBements.

Fried cakes both plain and sugared
at Chcckerlinc
Mrs Harry Harbour 5 III at her
home on Branch street
T. -. Pope has moved into his new
two tenancnt house ON Main street
N. D, Papers IS ON a business trip
TO Troy Albany and Green Island.
Dnvld Shimlntzky leaves Sunday
night for two days business trip to
North Adams
Richard johnson has gone TO Sears.
burg where he VIII spend the weekend
with his Wife, who Ia H.
The party who took the circular
saw from Bentons pond Is known and
unless the property Is returned ut
once prosecution VIII follow Crystul
Ice Co., In.
Miss Edwina North Of Branch street,
who has beon taking a business course
at the Baypath Institute. SprIngHc d.
Mass has been compelled to return to
her home because Of Illness
Strictly fresh eggs bring from 5Oc
TO SOC per dozen Storage eggs aver
age 4Oc per dozen Creamery butter
retai,s at most Of the markets for 50c
per pound and dairy butter Is more IN
certain the price ranging from ~ 10
jic per pound,
1t il expected that Miss Margaret
kclson viii be able 10 return to her
home tomorrow. She underwent a
nasal operation at the Putnam Memoir,
ial hospital some time ago ard has
since been stopping at her brother S
home on Main street
Miss May Remington suffered slight
injuries when she slipped on tho side
walk al the corner of Elm street and
Jefferson avenue Walking was trvach.
erous on many Of the sidewalks this
morning due to tho light snow that
concealed the icy places.
Mrs. William Slade entertained a
party Of friends Friday night at her
home on Union street The occasion
was to celebrate her birthday anulycr.
sary The guests spent an enjoyable
evening playing cards and other
games after which tho hostess served
delightful luncheon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
EQUINE DISEASE INVESTIGATED

Montpelier, jan. 2l.-Dr A. d De
Fossett recently returned from Paw
Jet. where he investigated q disease
which was causing death among
horses there. diagnosed by Or DeFos
aett ms forage poisoning probably
caused by the bacillus botulinuS
which f. sometimes present In grain
ana forage when slightly mouldy.
Three horses died Of the disease IN
North Hebron. y. y, Just across the
line from PaVlct within the past
month. Only one animal SO far has
died IN paWlct Farmers In that 81
entity are on their guard and no
heir guard and no serious outbreak
IS expected. Or. Charles Thompson
Fake Of Granville, y. y, is handling
the present eases.
The bacil us botulnus is fatal 70
man or beast when taken into tho
system. II is sometimes found IN
canned vegetables which have been
improperly prepared Ono OF the
first symptoms OF the disease IN
horses Is paralysis Of ne throat.
The disease terminates fatally with
In from three to - days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
LLOYD GEORGE PRAISES
ARMS CONFERENCE

London. jan. 2l.Ry the Associat.
cd Press Frontier LLOYD George to.
day tod tho Nn,iona. Liberal Coup.
ell that all the nations Of Europe had
been invited - the general ocunomi
conference "Bpcause wc want TO put
an end To the cousta wars AMI rum.
ors of wars
OF the Washington conference h.
said the peace OF the world depends
largely upon a good understanding
between the United states and our.
selves. The conference has done
moro than anything else TO restore
that Understanding"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21

bennington, VI. January 18th. 1922
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements

Try our pound cake Chcckcrllne
Mrs Julia Galusha Of Union street
who has been quito M, Is improving
Jelly domhnuts filled with our
famous raspberry icly-Checkcr.
line
Chris Morris has returned from One
onta, N y whore he has been on bust
ness.
Mlss Irene LaIlammc mas been con
fined to the house for a week by Ill
ness
Truman Am'don Of South Shafts
bury Is In town for the day on bust
mesa.
George Tbomayer Of Albany Is the
guest Of Thomas Donovan Of Maple
street.
'aster James X. Campbell Of Man
chester Is tho guest Of his grandfather
]. X. Batchelder
Two big First National attractions
read the ads. Harte Theatre and 0p
era House tonight
New hcets. cauiflower. sweet pc
tatoes, parsley. carrots. parsnips. cab
bage at Fruitland.
Mrand Mrs. o. C. Moon OF Union
street are spending few days with
friends In Arlington
Last showing Of Anita Stewart In
the big First National attraction
"PlaThlngs Of Destiny" Opera Hou.c
tonight
Those employed in the work Of tax
ing the annual Inventory at the Adams
hardware store finished their task
this morning
Mrs. Rotnrt Taylor, who has been
confined to her bad by Illness for the
last two weeks, WIS able 10 be up
and around the house again
business menf Of bennington are
cautioned not TO accept or cash money
orders from people unknown to them
Money order banks are reported stol
en- from neighboring towns.
THE Invisible Power a gripping
story Of o man and woman who were
bounded 10 the very gates Of He'll hy
q relentless detective A melodramd
with q real lsarttheme. and o Cen.
tury COMEDY HaTtc Theatre, Mon.
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
Y. NJ. c. A. QUINTETTE
BEATS, HIGH SCHOOL
Students Made Good Rally In Sec.
ord Per Cd tut Could not
Overcome Lead

Tho Y. ". c. 4. basketball team
strengthened by the addition OF Scott
the big American Legion center, dc.
feated 30 high school at Library
hall Friday night By the score Of 80
10 q IN hard game Tho first half
half wos fast and brilliant with tho
score IS to in favor OF tho ~"
White had scored three, Haley and
Shaw two each and Scott and Griffin
one each For the high school Ran.
SOM Pclsue and Croniu had each
counted once with sumner adding
the extra point from the foul line.
In the last half the tide Ct battle
yoored FIRST in favor Of tNe students
and then TO the ~" five. 10 actual
points Bennington high school stud
outs outscorod their work by one
po.n.
For the Y. ". C. a. Ha'ey aud
White with baskets apiece we're
the big stars. For ''e students Pei
sue played a fine game. Fauley too.
played q good game. Crouln covered
a lot Of floor but failed to locate tho
basket at tho critical periods Ran
SONS playing was disappointing
HIS illness early in the week undoubt
eddy fected his work Sumner
played his usual re liable game The
summary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs B - Kelley 1s been on toe
sick list
Arthur Stewart has been sick with
severe cold
! ". Barber spcut Wednesday IN
Eagle bridge.
Andrew Hamilton ls confined TO
ibis home by illness.
Mrs. r. /. Houghtou Of bennington
Va, I'm town Thursday
: Mrs G. II Robert. O. Hirsdilylla
/ 4. housed by fitness.
Nc q 7 ,tcE,,. ia an u, tho bonc
~ her daughter. Mrs. G.. y. yelling.
,t-s ,arrto sc-iyo, vbo has hoco
81, h.r home her. 4 nursing In Rem.
nnrtrn
! Nc summer ~ uanhy h. VISITING
h., nsr.rt. NJ and Mira Andrew
tI,,,l,@,
~ n,..,., o. .,suirc b,-
,,re,ts vr and Mrs Ceorvo Fost,-
~ cSrshsn
,., a.. .a.,,-r.d
wv D. , ,"Ii' ,a, az" ,.t.i. ,.i,t -
,tV'" - .r '' %
-, ., CON, nm ,
t.. .. i'u' rev. - ~ - ,s,
. n 80 ~" ~ I,,
-. Nh H.. NOV, ohl.,od a.
, ,.I.,'' =. 80 ,%o pn,nar, Memorial bo..
,J'U' = w.. y. ,-.a,,'o',
p'.'' ''' ,.. ,...
The NaI'eoihS,' va ~ 'eg i,.s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
NOTICE

Agreeable to the amended by Laws
OF the Village Of bennington the mem
bers of the Bennington Fire Depart
ment are hereby notified and warned
to meet. 1t stark Hose Company's
Rooms in tho Village OF bennington,
on Friday the 27,h day Of January A.
y. 1922. at seven thirty o'clock in the
evening 20 transact the following bust
ness
Article /. To hear and consider the
reports Of tho officers Of said depart
ment for the year last past
Article g To nominate a President,
q Vice President. a Secretary. Treas
urer. Chief Engineer, First and
Second Assisting Engineers for the en-.
suing year
Article 4. To transact any othor
business found necessary and proper
when mot
WM = HOGAN.
Village Clerk
bennington, Vt. January 18Th. 1929
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
Weekly Health Talk
No. s ny
Claire a Goodett
u T. ph G.

come h1N kN.
$rNVv but or.
thing alWuys iu
ttyl, is good
uval'h.'
ono OF the camDou.e' ailments
among children rs boIwcung. Insult.
fcicnt control at the bladder outlet
in many cases Is tho cause Some
times weakened kidneys place an M.
due burden On tho bladder and the
child In the Inconsistencies Of sleep
IS net capable Of control To punish
a child under such clrUum tauccs Is
little less than criminal
tn cause lies IN the spine. and the
muscles and lgaments Of children
are so elastic aud flexible, that quick
results are noted under chiropractic
spinal adjustments. Whom tho pres
mre on ,bc spinal nerves Is removed,
normal Coutrol OF tho kidneys and
bladder follows. OF course case Of
long standing, even In children viii
not respond so quickly
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
POPE BENEDICT DIED
LATE THIS AFTERNOON
CONTINUED from Page onel

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tho Vatican throughout the after.
noon and during the evening was Win
Cent Vannutell dean Of the Sacred
Col ege. He said that at timo like
's tho death Of tho Hoiy Father
would be great calamity From
time to time ne left the other mem
hers of the Sacred College IN the an.
techambcr and entered the sickroom
to bring back the latest news - hii
colleague
st. Peters and al the churches Of
Rome during the day and me night
were crowded. with persons Offering
up prayers for the recovery OF the
Holy Father
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
Back Acc

Reforco--Ilarvood Timokeer Z --
Macl aren. Scorer -Schramm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
early pays Of Baseball

A, the second championship game
between the Atlantics OF Brooklyn and
the Athletics Of Philadelphia IN 1866
the game was called at the end of the
seventh inning on account of darkness,
TIE score was tied at So runs.-Un,pb
Pacific Bulletin,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
HEALTH FOLLOWS
YOUR HEALTH BEGINS

when you telephone tor an appoint
mtnt. 362R
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21

~ NJ c. A.
No crCp -UarWOod. Timckeepors-

he cree IIarwood Timekeepcrs---
MacLaren and r Lister. Scorer
Sclramm
The high school second team found
tho Black Aces easy In the prelim,-
nary, winning as they pleased by a
score of % to 70. Wood, a high
school Ineligible, starred for the
ers. An of the winning team pi' d
we'll. An amusing feature was the
basket made by Atwood who played
Wis the High school but scored for
tho Black Aces. SUNNI Try:
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GIVE a perpetual income

10 your wi e, father mother, faithful
servant or old friend An annuity Is
the thing Consult Ms. National
Life ms Co.. OF VI (Mutual0 Earle
:. Kinsley General Agent Mead
Building. sltutlond Vt Advertise!
mont
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
HISEY TO CAPTAIN
LOCAL GOLF CLUB
Is Named at Meeting at Indi-
ana Club-Start Prepar-
ing for First Match.

At a meeting held last risht at
the Indiana club by the members of
the Chain O. Lakes Golf club o. A.
Hisey was unanimously chosen TO
captain the team during the 1929
season. Mr.. Hisey was one OF the
nIainstays OF the team last year and
knows the weaknesses and strength
Of all the St. Joseph valley players
and should make very successful
leader. HiSey has always been very
popular with the team aud the
boys are out 70 give him their best
support and South Bend another
championship. The first game of
the season is scheduled for May 90
and Capt. Hisey will start grooming
his men Saturday for the fray
". c. Steenberg. chairman of the
grounds committee. attended the
meeting and asked for comment on
the proposed water hazard for the
18th hole. The present under
ground waterway is inadequate and
/. is constantly caving in, causing CON
siderable annoyance. and expense
The mem bers present voted favor
ably on changing this to an open
ditch and if this change is passed
on. the 18th hole will .be one OF the
sportiest in this part Of the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
BREMEN CLUB IN
OPENER ON MAY 7
Nappanee to be Opposition at
Opening Game at Bre-
men Park.

The Umpires cry of Play Ball.
VIII beC6on the countryside TO the
new Bremen baseball park on sun
day May it was announced Tues
day by the management of the team.
And The countryside VIII turn out
en- masse go see the opening game Of
the season. If it follows the custom
OF other seasons.
Familiar faces viii be seen among
those of the team who VIII walk up
on the field as Bremen meets Nap
pauee ira the seasons opener. New
ones ZOO VIII be included IN the
nine who VIII attempt to surpass
last years record of p wins out Of
So games All viii have the united
support of the community which
rhey VIII represent
While The lineup has not definite
-y been selected. the finishing
touches VIII be given sunday as the
players hold practice game at
Bremen Waiting and Price viii do
the hurting for the Bremen club
again this year while Lamberty.
probably viii work behind the bat.
Iamberty. who has caught for sew
ereI Chicago clubs in recent years,
IS said 20 be a heavy hitter and viii
prove a valued asset to the club.
others Of the club include Hun at
first John Gruber at second, Vargo
ar short. Wertz at third and Joe
GrUber in left field
The Bremen park is said now 70
be owned by the club. New uni
forms and sweaters have been
bought for the players and the men
win take the field amid great ova-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
HALASMEN OUT TO
AVENGE DEFEAT BY
WISCONSIN MONDAY
Will Meet Badgers in Return
Game at Madison-Play
Mich. Aggies Saturday.

Notre Danes baseballers rested
yesterday from their exertions
which were continued from the
spring training trip until Monday
when the Halasmen received a
crushing defeat from Wisconsin.
The coach then assigned his weary
porteges TO a day OF rest and told
them 20 appear on the field Wednes-
day afternoon with plenty OF pep
and fight. The remainder OF the
week will be given over 10 the
ordinary baseball workout, and SAT-
urday the gold and blue win take
their places against the Michigan
Aggies on the Cartier diamond.
Either Red" Mageveny or Eddie
Decree viii do the hurting, and II
either man continues the form dis
played on the training trip, the Ir-
ish should have no difficulty IN sub
DUNG the Farmers
Sunday the squad viii take the
road again. and Monday will find
them in Madison. fighting 70 avenge
Mondays defeat. Halas will use
Cashier I'm this return engagem ent
with the Badgers and Falvey will
probably pitch against Beloit on
Tuesday. Beloit boasts a crack ag-
gregation this spring, having clean
Ell up on most OF its Badger rivals
fl the early season games.
The Notre Dame lineup will be
switched somewhat IN the game
against the Aggies. Capt Blievern-
job. Gene Murphy will perform be-
hind the bat, and Prokop Will be
switched 20 the outfield. Chuck
Foley will also get an opportunity
In the outer gardens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
COIOred Boxers TO Make
The Fur Fly Here TONIGHT

A colored boxing match will be
staged at Magyar hall wednesday
night, when Kid TribbIes OF South
Bend will meet Jack Slater of
AIishawaka in 10 rounds of fast
milling. Both men are hesvyWeights
Tr.bbles won considerable recogni-
ton as a fighter while in the army
on the Mexican border He is known
locally as the "Studebaker Iron
Man"
Slater is a NIishawaka high school
boy and stands well over six feet
and weighs 100 ponds In the pre-
lininaries Kid Bell Of South Bend
Will fight six rounds with Joe Green
Of Kansas City. lone round" Cobbs
will meet Kid Brody I'm four rounds
and Kid Simpson will box four
rounds with Young Dover. The
first bout is scheduled to start ar s
O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
WILLIAMS Is REAL
RIVAL FOR TITLE
OF KING OF SWAT
Browns OutfieIGer, With Six
Homers in Four Days, Gets
Limelight.

ST LOUIS April 25.-Kenneth
Williams ST. Louis American out
fielder with six home runs so far
this season sUrpasses the record set
up bv Babe Ruth mp to this date
last year by getting his sixth cir
cult drive in a game here with De-
troit. Three of the long hits came
I'm one game
Williams record TO date follows;
Saturday. Two Off Acosta. Chicago
i'm ,ho first and sixth innings res
pectiveIy. one off Davenport, in the
seventh, driving i'm Sisler ahead of
him each time
Sunday. one off Hodge. Chicago.
.n the sixth. with nobody on base
Monday. One Off Oldham Of De-
troit i'm the second with SEVERED
on base
Tuesday. One off Emke. Detroit
with Sisler on base
Williams. who with Meusel Of
New York. was runner-up for home
run honors I'm the American league
last year has been considered a
dangerous hitter. his average for
the season OF 1921 being -3i7. In
addition 70 "a circuit drives last
year. Williams made seven triples
and 81 two base hits
williams started his major league
career with the Cincinnati National Is
but failed to make good and was
returned TO Spokane, Wash, for the
Pacific coast league. from which he
had been bought for $4,000 early IL
1915
Records show Williams started his
career as a professional on first base
with the Regina. Western Canada
league team in 1913.
ST. Louis acquired him i'm June.
1917 bur he did not report that
season However. before the open
ing az the 1915 season. Williams
entered the service of the United
states army and returned IN 1919.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
MCDONALD PLANS
TO BRING FLOCK
TO STATES SOON
Importer of British Victims
Has New Stable of
Fighters Ready.
BY HENRY y. FAIRFIELD.
United Press stan Correspondent.

NLW 1Ohk, April Z0.-IOnSider-
able steam has been worked up over
the prospect Of Dempsey Wills
fight in London.
George Mcdonald. British man
aser, cables 10 a New York friend
70 find out II Wills would go TO
London and the professions of
rumOrs start.
Mcdonald is coming 70 the L. s
soon with a stable Of British boxers.
Big George. who at one time was
running a race with Charley Harvey
TO be the chief importer Of British
victims. in a letter received TODAY
announces he has another cOnsign-
ment Of English boys ready for the
boar.
He sent pictures Of his SQUAD
which includes George Nolan, a 116-
FOUNDER; Ted Moore. a middle
weight; Guardsman Penweu, a
heavyweight and Jack Blumenfeld.
who was over here some time ago as
a light-heavyweighJ. Mcdonald
wants TO match Blumenfeld with
Harry Greb and he would like to
get Johnny Buff for Nolan. He
says so.
1t has been many months since
"Gawge" went back to London and
lest the American public might ask
who is this persona" When he
arrives with his cargo. he announces
himself with an invitation TO Harry
Wills
Paddy Mullins, The close mouthed
manager of Wills. did not go out and
celebrate when he heard that a
Dempsey Wills match was being
smoked up in England
He shifted a cigar from one cor
ner 10 the other and remarked:
II can't see the use Of leavin' right
away"
! Mcdonald hasn't enough money 10
+ buy rims for Dempsey and Wills TO
/ fight in and the big promoters OF
London, who can be counted on a
couple Of fingers. seldom deal
through an agent.
| Kearns being in Europe, London
and Paris promoters don't have TO
cable over TO learn If Wills would
/ Journey to London for fight
( Kearns knows that he would and
! Kearns has the authority 10 close
: for both Dempsey and Wills If he
finds the right spot and the right
cash on the other side.
There is no doubt that KearnS
and Mullins have agreed on the
( essentials" months ago. The only
things remaining are the place. the
promoter and the cash.
When Charles 3. Cochrane. one
Of the few men in Europe able to
swing such a bout. says he wouldn't
( consider It and when Major Arnold
, Wilson. the leading promoter Of
I London, hasn't raced for the fight,
! George Mcdonald would not be able
( TO put Il over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
PURDUE TAKES THIRD
GAME FROM BUTLER, 80

LAFAY ETTE, Ind. April Is
Purdue won the rubber game of a
series from Butler here
Tuesday afternoon on a muddy dia-
mord. 10 ?. IN a pitchers battle
between Rea and Station. Both hurl-
ers were found for five hits apiece.
hut while Rea received errorless sup
port, Stations infielders were wob-
bly, in pinches. The game was the
Purdue pitchers first start on the
varsity. and he struck out eight men.
Aisopp's catch Of Blessings line
drivo over third and a triple by
Reach featured the game. Score:
Purdue .... OO2 900 10x-S 5 O
Butler ....... O10 600 01O-2 5 3
Rea and Walther; Station and Mil.
burn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
VGrniSh and amateur
Standings Don't Mix,
National 4. 4. Z. SAYS

By Associated Press
HONOLULU. April 25.-Narn-
ish does not mix with an anna
teur swimming standing. accord
ing 10 the National Amateur
Athletic union. which has just
requested the Hawaiian s.. a. IT,.
TO declare Duke +. kahauamoku.
worlds champion sprint swim
mer a professioal as the result
OF the dukes published endorse
ment OF a brand o. floor and fur
nituTe covering The Hawaiian
A. A. L. viii consider the nation
al body's request at IT'S next
meeting.
The letter srom the National
A. a. L. says that "if the duke
has not turned professional this
70 bar him from amateur COM
violation of the rules is sufficient
competition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
YANKS BLANK MACKMEN
IN 9TH STRAIGHT WIN

NEW YORK, April 25.-The New
York Americans won their seventh
straight game here Tuesday, de-
feating Philadelphia to 0. Two
former Athletics. Shawkey and
Baker, featured In the victory.
Shawl1ey pitched his second straight
shutout while Baker clinched the
game in the seventh with a home
run with two on. Score:
Philadelphia 600 600 1000 4 /
New York 600 600 51x-6 8 o
Naylor. HARRISON and Perkins:
Shawkey and Schang
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
Missouri Conference
PI0vPrs SUSDPUdPd

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Announce-
ment made here Tuesday said that
three members Of Washington uni
vcrsity's baseball team. which Is
leading the Missouri valley confer
ence. had been suspended for par
ticipating in games last Sunday on
teams not members Of the confer
cnce, contrary 10 conference regUla-
tons.
The suspended players are Bill
Fries. pitcher; Ray Linneme, third
baseman, and Fob Denny outfelder
and captain-elect Of the 1922 foot
bal team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26
Lewis Retains Title
By Beating ZbySzkO

KANSAS CITY Mo- April 25-
Ed Stranger" Lewis. champion
heavyweight wrestler Of tho world.
successfully defended his title here
Tuesday night by defeatins Stanis-
laus Zbyszko in the first and last of
three falls Lewis won the cham
pionship from Zbyszko I'm Wichita.
Kas., a short time ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-26

NEW YORK. April 25.-Denial Of
a report that Norwich had shown
poor form IN a secret time trial was
made today by Benjamin Block,
owner Of the Derby favorite Mr.
Block declared that no secret trial
had been held and that he had every
hope that Norwich wegld win the
Derby,