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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Eddie Held Wins
Municipal Title;
Beats Dick Walsh
St. Louis Youngster Shoots
Spectacular Golf in
Tournament.

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 3I.-Eddie
Held. little 10 year old former caddy
81 the Forest Park course in 81.
Louis and not much taller than the
driver with which he sends the ball
an average OF 275 yards down the
fairway. Thursday became the pub
lie links golf champion OF the Uni
ted States by defeating Richard
Walsh Of New York and in the
first L. s G.. A tournament for
players not members OF private
clubs
The victory. which brought Eddie
his drst out of town title. a gold
medal and possession Of the James
D. Standish, jr., cup, which is
third as tall as its winner, was OBJ
tanned through one Of the prettiest
exhibitions OF shooting in any tour
nament this year.
When Mr.. Standish in presenting
the cup for the United States Colt
association told Held his game
would have beaten any one in the
world, not even excepting Walter
Hegen and Gene Sarazen. there was
none in the big gallery who disN
agreed. Three times with a hafe
lead he added strokes 20 HIS medal
score by trying TO drive long haz-
ards at the request of the gallery,
but not once did he make a tactical
error.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Finals of WonenS
Golf tournament
Played Off Today
Mrs. Morrison to Meet Mrs.
Reynolds for St. Joe
Valley Title.

In the semi-hnals for the individ-
ual championship of the St Joseph
Valley played yesterday at Chain
O. Lakes, Mrs. w. *. Morrison the
South Bend star defeated Mrs. II. c.
Walker Of st. Joe up and 3 10 play.
Mrs. Morrison only led the St.
Joe ace by l hole at the turn but in
creased her lead on the home nine
and won handily. Mrs. J. 7. Rey-
nolds played consistently throughout
her match with Mrs. Kinnison. fin
ishing the game on the 18th, green
and 3
In the finals for the championship
which viii be played today Mrs
Morrison will play Mrs Reynolds
which assures South Bend Of the in
dividual as we'll as the team cham
pionship Of the Valley. This should
be a close match and will be watched
with interest by golf enthusiasts
In the championship consolation
Mrs. Rostiser defeated Miss Harris s
and . and Mrs. East defeated Mrs.
Flckinger Of Elkhart 2 and 1. Mrs.
Rostiser will meet Mrs. East in the
finals tomorrow.
In the class A fight Mrs White OF
Niles defeated Mrs. II. L. Cooper IN
the semi-fnals and in the finals won
from Mrs. Parmater 3 and 1. win
ming the trophy. In the class a con-
ISOLATION Mrs. Carter, ST. Joe. defeat
ed Mrs. Schadt 4 and .; Mrs. Spit
Ter drew a bye. Mrs. Splitter Will
meet Mrs. Carter in the finals.
In the class 3 flight Mrs. Barlow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

Close Matches In
City Net Doubles
Game For Title
and Vermande Defeat
Campbell and Miller-Sum-
mergill- Williams Win.

Two hard fought matches marked
the progress of the play in the
South Bend -Mishawaka doubles
tournament at the Leeper courts
Thursday afternoon when Vermande
and Award defeated Campbell and
Miller and Summergill and Williams
downed Mcclure and Cunningham.
Award and Vermande had a bat
tie on their hands all the way and
only by superb shooting In the final
rounds succeeded in slipping over a
victory on Campbell and Miller. who
displayed considerable ability in the
fight for the team title.
The winners took the opening set
handily 6-S, but were defeated in
the second $40 when Campbell and
Miller put UP a stubborn resistance.
However, by staging a winning come
back Vermande and Award took
the final set Ga, cHnching the
match.
Summergill and Williams sprung
a surprise when they eliminated
Mcclure and Cunningham, who were
generally regarded as the favorites
TO cop the match The winners
played a winning brand Of tennis,
taking the first set Ga and after
dropping the second 81 came back
and took the deciding set ga.
A number OF high class entries
have beeu received Tor the Northern
Indiana open tournament scheduled
to be played off at Nappanee Sun
day and Labor day. according 10
word from Nappanee.
The entries include Stephens and
Scheuman, the Indiana university
team. Frankenstein and Stagg. OF
Chicago university, fnalLsts in the
Western conference championships.
j. +. Day, one OF the leading Neunis
stars of Chicago. and Joe Wood
ward, local Notre Dame student.
who won the Winona lake tourney.
with the stars entered from this city
and other nearby towns the tourna-
ment IS expected TO be one OF the
hardest fought ones ever played in
this part OF the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

rates. who have won a $40 rating
away from home.
Cleveland. Pittsburg, Detroit and
the Yankees each have put over a
healthy winning streak on the road.
but have played so ineffectively
away from home at other times as
not 10 have earned a niche in the
hall OF fame set aside FOR great road
teams.
Boston's Braves are the poorest
road team and also the poorest
home team in either league. The
Phillies are only shade better than
the Braves on the road. with the
Athletics topping them by a small
margin.
Were the National League clubs
TO stand for the season on what they
have done at home, New York would
be in the lead. with Cincinnati sec
ond. St Louis third. Pittsburg
fourth, Brooklyn fifth, Chicago
sixth. Philadelphia seventh and Bos-
ton eighth.
Chicago Would Lead.
II they ranked according TO their
ROAD RECORDS CnlcdgO WOuid 4eaO,
with New York. st. Louis, Pittsburg.
Cincinnati. Brooklyn, Philadelphia
and Boston following in the order
named
In the American League St Louis
would lead on its work at home, fol-
lowed by New York. Detroit. Chica-
60 Cleveland. Washington, Phila-
delphia and Boston; while on the
road percentages the standard
would be: New York. st Louis De-
tro!t. Cleveland. Chicago Boston.
washington and Philadelphia.
A record OF what each team has
done at home and on the road TO-
gether with its full record for the
season including games Of Tuesday.
Aug. %. follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
DUAILIN WINS THE RICH
HOPEFUL STAKES RACE

SARATOGA, y. Y, Aug. Shy
4. P)--Dumlin ridden by Clarence
kumor. Wednesday won the Hope
ful stakes, one Of the richest juvenile
stakes OF the year, defeating G. A
Cochrane's Goshawk. the speedy w
and eight other well known young
sters
Ex5erminatoz. Willis Sharp Kill
mer's veteran campaigner. won the
Saratoga cup for the fourth consecu-
tive year. He defeated Mad Halter
Rancocas stables. entry. BY a half
length Bon Homme. OF the Alapa
farm. the only other entrant. was Is
lengths back OF Mad Halter. The
time for the mile and three quarters
was three minutes, 2-5 seconds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
ST. JOSEPH VALLEY
GOLFERS TO PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Fifth Annual Tournament for
Individual Title Starts
Saturday.

The fifth annual tourney for the
individual championship Of the st.
Joseph Valley Coli association will
start az Chain o Lakes on Saturday
s-ith the q hole qualification round
Tiers. VIII be IS players 20 quail
flying in the championship fight, l6
IN the class A flight, followed by 3.
Q. u. etc. All players Will have a
chance al the prizes.
After the n hole qualifying round
Saturday. the players viii be paired
and play viii be resumed at match
play Sunday morning. Sunday az
tsrnOon the second round viii be
played. All players eliminated in
the FIRST round viii go into consola-
ton flights and will have a chance TO
win prize.
The semi-hnals will be played
Monday morning Uabor Day. and
the is hole finals IN the afternoon
President al. p Reed and Secretary
r. -. Whitehall Of the St Joscrh
Valley Golf association have com
pieted all the arrangements and de-
tails for the tourney and the rules
20 govern the play will be posted
before the tourney starts at the club.
This promises to be the most bitter
fight in the history or the Valley
association. St Joe will depend on
either Campbell, Davidson or Kent
70 turn the trick. while LapOrte will
back Taylor, Fisher, Sanborn or
Swasey TO cop the championship.
Elkhart will have r. B. Kelly, T..
Sims. and Colbert 10 carry their cell
Ors and Mishawaka viii pin her
hopes in Morse. Williams and Ahara.
South Bend viii send all her stars
in the fray which viii include Sand
ers, Moore. Hottie. Whitehall, Ben
nett. DUNCAN. ROmine, Hutchins,
Beck. Hager. Harris Hisey Rostiser,
Eldridge. Austin, Shidler, Midgley,
Warner. Elmore and many other
players u make up the other flights
All the ex-Valley champions, David
son. 1913. Kelly. 1919. Sanders. 1920
and Gilmore, 1921 will be IN the line
I'D and a great fight Is expected.
The course is iE fine condition and
as the standard Of play has improved
in the valley so considerably in the
past year some high class golf Is
expected. Players may play their
81 holes at any time Saturday but
an early start is recommended as the
course will be greatly cOngested
Saturday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

defeated Mrs Neff and s: Mrs.
Kavanaugh drew a bye. Mrs. Bar
low VS. Mrs. Kavanaugh in the finals.
In the class b consolation. Mrs Her
ing won by default and Mrs. sham
bleau drew a bye. In the finals Mrs.
Herring VS. Mrs. Shambleau. In the
class c fight Miss Palmer drew a
bye; Mrs Alberts defeated Mrs.
Strayer and /. In the finals Miss
Palmer VS. Mrs Alberts. IN the
class c consolation Mrs. Simonton
defeated Mrs. Dennis and z. And
in the finals Mrs Simonton Of Elk
hart won the trophy by default
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
MEADOWBROOK MEETS
FLAMINGO IN FINALS

RUMSON, y. J., Aug 3l.-Flam-
lingo defeated Snelburne. y 20 :
Thursday and earned the right 70
meet Meadowbrook IN the final
match Saturday in the international
polo tournament for the Herbert
memorial cup. Shelburne conccd Il
the winner eight goals and had the
game been played on an even basis
would have won. 10 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
BY BILLY EVANS.
Golf is to have its world series.

Golf is 20 have its world series.
The proposed match between Gene
Sarazen and Walter Hagen has been
closed definitely.
These two great players will meet
in 72-hOle contest for the golf title
Of all lands on Oct. and 9.
1t is intended that the first SO
holes shall be played at Pittsburg
Sarazen's home grounds. so to speak.
The final SO will be played on the
observation-disclosures course at Rye,
y. Y.
The meeting viii bring together
the two outstanding figures in the
golfing world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Chicago Cubs Best Road Club in
Major Leagues for This Season
Including Games of Aug %, Cubs Have Won Nine More
Games Road Than Home-Same Ability
Win at Home Would Put Club at Top.

The Chicago Cubs are the best
road team in the big league circles
this year.
They're holding down second
place in the National race solely be-
cause of what they've done IN for
eign fields.
II Bill Killefers men played as
we'll at home as they do on the road
they'd be in first place.
They're the only outfit in either
major league 70 do better on the
road than at home.
And thus far only Ave Of the other
Is major league teams have done
better at home than the Cubs have
done on the road.
In a year Of rather poor road
teams the Cubs feat Of winning nine
more games than they have lost on
foreign diamonds stands out as a re-
markable achievement.
The best home team in the majors
are the Browns of St Louis, con-
tenders for the American League
pennant chiefly because they have
won % more games az home than
they've lost. on the road thy've
not quite broken even; at home
they've been mighty hard 10 lick
Home Percentage .7O4.
Lee Fohps team has a home per-
Centage OF 700 Next comes the
Giants with a home percentage Of
$50, followed by the Yankees with
.e23 percentage; the Giants with a
other team has won more than 500
per cent OF its home games.
Just five have won more than 500
per cent Of their road games. They
are the Cubs with a .5s5 percentage
on the road; the Yankees with a
81 percentage: the Giants with a
mark OF .556 away from home; the
Cardinals. who have played .55I ball
on foreign diamonds. and the Pi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
DODGERS HIT BALL
AND DOWN LEADERS
Jesse Barnes Knocked off
Mound-Two Straight for
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, Aug 31-Brooklyn
made it two straight from the
National league leaders Thursday,
winning 20 in a hard-hitting
game. The Dodgers knocked Jesse
Barnes out Of the box in the third
inning and the Giants handed Sherry
Smith the same dose in the seventh.
MamaUX who relieved Smith retired
the Giants without a hit in the last
three innings. Score:
New York 100 COS 100 Il 0
Brooklyn ......311 100 DIX l3 l
J. Barnes. Ryan. Jonnard, V.
Barnes and Snyder; S. Smith. Mann
aux and Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

Walter Hagen holds the British
open title. having triumphed over
the best the Old country has TO Of
fer. Gene Sarazen IS the American
open champion.
Nothing could be more fitting
than that these two stars should
meet TO settle the worlds title.
Sensation OF Season.
Sarazen Is easily years sensation
in golfing circles. In addition to
the open championship Of the Unit
ed States, ne holds two other titles
only slightly less in Importance.
These include the Southern open
championship. won from one of the
classiest fields ever entered In this
particular event, and. more recently,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
S0X BEAT TIGERS FOR
THIRD STRAIGHT TIME

DETROIT. Aug. 81. - Chicago
pounded three Detroit pitchers for
81 hits today and took the third
straight game from the Tigers. 10
20 l. The White Sox collected seven
hits. one Of them a homer by Schalk
In the fifth Score:
Chicago ....O02 Ola 1910 81 l
Detroit ......O01 600 600 6 l
Faber and Schalk; PiIlette, Cole.
Moore and WOodau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
SAINTS COP FIRST.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 31.-St.
Paul took the first game OF a long
Twin City series here today, 5 to l.
In a slow undressing game. Pitch
er HoIlingsworth was hit in the
groin by a batted ball in the seventh
and was forced 10 retire. Pitcher
Sheehan OF St. Paul chalked up his
2fst victory OF the season. Score:
st Paul 200 OO2 O10-5 0
Minneapolis 200 100 0O0-1 )
Sheehan and Gonzales; Holllngs-
worth, Yingling and Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
HOME RUN By BURNS
WINS FOR RED SOX

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 81. -
George Burns home run IN the
third with two on base gave Boston
10 0 victory over Philadelphia
Thursday afternoon. The game was
called while Boston was az bat IN
the sixth when a heavy shower swept
over Shibe park. Score:
Boston ...........003 00-3 s 0
Philadelphia 1000 90 1
" Collins and Ruel; Harris and
Perkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

the natural ability Of the two.
Sarazen has youth; Hagen expert
ence. And the latter is a very
young man, too. Besides, youth
plays a less prominent part in golf
than in any other major sport.
These are the reasons why I decline
to think that Hagen. with his wider
experience and his great reputation
as a match and money player, will
have a slight edge.
Unquestionably It is meeting
which will attract two Of the great
est galleries in the history Of the
game. 1t will vie, too, with the
worlds baseball series, which will
be on about the same time, for
sporting prestige.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

the professional title, taken by him
at Pittsburg from a field which
numbered the very cream Of pro"
talent.
When Gene won the United States
open at Skokie, many golfers regard
ed his success as a bit of a fluke.
This judgment was unjust 10 Sara
zen. as he subsequently proved by
the masterful style in which he
took the professional title, disposing
decisiveiy of the great Jock Hutchi-
son.
Who will vim the world title?
With al! due credit 10 Sarazen. I
rather like Hagen's chances.
Little 20 Choose.
There is little 70 choose between
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
FOUL TIP STRIKES WOMAN

PERU. Aug. 31-Ars. c. ". Bah
er was severely injured when a foul
ball tipped from a bat few over the
grandstand at the city park here
smashed through the windshield Of
an automobile and struck her IN the
chest. Mrs. Baber was watching a
game between members OF the I. o.
o. T. lodge and Peru taxi drivers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
YANKS WIN THIRD
FROM WASHINGTON
Bunch Hits on Mogridge-Joe
Bush Wins 22nd Game
of Season.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The New
York Americans punched extra
base hits on Mogridge early in
Thursdays game and made II three
straight from Washington. to 1.
Bush won his 22nd game Of the sea
son. lie was hit hard at times but
was brilliantly supported Score:
Washington 1000 100 OOO-1 8 o
New York ....O21 OO0 00x-3 1
Mogridge and Charity; Bush and
Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
BRAVES TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM PHILLIEs

BOSTON. Aug 31.-Boston took
both games from Philadelphia
Thursday . to and 10 2. Roser's
single to, left off Meadows in the
eighth inning of the first game
scored two runs and in the ninth he
went back TO the wali and pulled
down Pinch Hitter Peters terrific
drive for the concluding out Win
ters was hit hard in the second game
and was accorded wretched support,
his second base pair making FIVE
errors. Score:
First game
Philadelphia .0l2 600 O10-4 10 3
Boston .......3oO 900 O2x-5 2
\ Meadows and Henline; Marquard
and O'Neu.
Second game
Philadelphia ...0If0OO O00-2 I 6
Boston ... OO2 90 40x-7 = >
Winters and Peters; Mcnamara,
Geschger and Gowdy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
NINTH INNING RALLY
DEFEATS BROWNS, 10

CLEVELAND O.. Aug 81. -
Cleveland rallied in the ninth In
ming Thursday. scored five runs on
a base on balls. a wild throw and
five hits. and defeated 81. Louis 7
TO s. Seven double plays cut down
the scores. Score:
ST. Louis ...OI1 O20 02O-6 is 2
Cleveland .... .O02 600 005-7 Il l
Davis. Vangilder and Severeid:
VIM, Edwards and O'Nelu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
INDIANS SWEEP.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 31.-Indinap-
oils made a clean sweep Of the five
game series, winning today's double
header 6 TO and 10 1. 1t was the
third double header lost by Louis
VILE IN the last four days. Score:
First Fame.
Indianapolis 1000 OBJ 021-6 9 0
Louisville .....O2e 600 200 ,
Zieb and Kruger; CUllop, Lineup
and Meyer.
Second Game.
Indianapolis oh 010 020-5 IL 1
Louisville ... 600 600 100 3
Cavet. Weaver and Dixon; Deber-
~. Koob and Brottem.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

NEW YORK-Biu Brennan can
fight Jack Dempsey in New York
~ he viii so out and beat Billy
Mike or some other good heavy
weight. the state boxing commits
sion has ruled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
American League
SEASON
HEAR .GRIDy CALL

HARTFORD CITY. Aug. 81
Football will get under way here
Labor Day. when the first game in
this vicinity VIII be played
Football practice is on full tilt
The American Legion has decided
10 put team in the fed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
American League
Yesterdays RESULTS
Natfouuf IeaVua

Philadelphta 4 Boston 8 list came.
Philadeiphia ? Boston Z. end game
New York 4 Brooklyn Z.
Pittsburg-St. LOuiS-Ralu.
40 other games scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

Chicago 10; Detroit L.
81 Louis 6; Cleveland Z
Washington ] New York 3
Boston 3 Philadelphia 0. Game caIlel
5sh-RaLn)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

indianapolis 6 f; Louisville 4. (ist game
Indianapolis 3 Louisville l. Cad game
Toledo 4 Columbus 5. list gamel
Toledo 3 Columbus s end game
allied eth agreement.)
81. Paul 8; MINES polls !.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
ToDAY's GAMES
American LeaEus

Philadelphia az Boston.
phtsburg az ST Louis
Cincinnati AZ Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

Bill Sharen. ch.h.. by Captain
Aubrey. tMurjhyl .......-.... !
Wilaska. bikm- Mcdonald .. 3
Belle-At-Law. blk M, w. Fem-
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Finvarrl. brh., III. FleminR).- q
HilkObel. Wesley r. NJ. Hoover, Gu
tia and Little Mary also started.
Time. OK, 2.07i4. ? .07l3
The Neponset 2:0i Pace. Purse S2,f
John Henry, b e.. by Wukoe,
Cox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Edna Early. blk.m., by the VOL
VERNE. Thomas .-.....-..----..
Peter Henley. br.h, III. Elem
u. ". Maloney. blk.g- RAY. (
Time, . .O234 Z:02i4, .02}2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
special Event. Amateur Drivers.

Proud Peter. DIS 81, hY j MAJ
colin Forbes, Oh s.. Thayerl ....
Abba Todd. br.m., by Kentucky
Todd. (McDonaldl ...-..--...
Grace Forbes, blk M. George
Mcdonald OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Time, 2.09A, 2:1OL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

Chicago az Cleveland
81 Louis az Detroit.
Boston az Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Bingen Bold and
Frank H. Forbes
Win At Laporte
Niles and Laporte Horses Up
set Dope by Victories
$1,000 Attend.

LAPORTE, Ind. Aug. 31.-(Spe-
cial)--Fifteen thousand people saw
two favorites upset at the Laporte
county fair races Thursday after
noon. Gold Medal, picked 20 win
the 2:14 trot, was beaten by Bingen
Bold, owned by T. w. Ready, OF
Niles, Mich. while Dorothy Gish.
the T. W. Ready trotter, picked 10
win the 2:17 trot. was beaten by
Frank II. Forbes. owned by John
Line. OF this city. and a stable mate
Of Gold Medal. The 2:25 was east
ly won BY Bubbles, owned by DR..
shoobe. OF Goshen, after finishing
fourth the first heat
2i4 TrOt.
Blngen Bold. bh,. Cullen 80. l
Ed H., g.g., (MedthOs) ........ / 3
Cold Medal. bg. Or. Line) e. 3
Ruth Roland, BIN, q. Line) >. 3 ?
Ben McGregOr, g.h., Beck $3.50. 4 4 T
Time. 2:i3A. PISA 2:13ra, 2:iS.
2:I7 Trot.
Frank H Forbes, br.gr Or.
DO Dorothy Gish, BIN, Ccuiienj :: ? !
Baby Doll, BIN, (Miller) ...... 3 3 ? 2
Hattie V. Doll, br.m.. (o'Con-
Time. 2:15A, 21eA, 2:lGA. 2:17.
2:26 Pace.
Bubbles Big, (ClemOnsl ...... i I 1
Mayo the Great, BIN. (Newan) 1 9 4
LOrel SilpOrtsOn, b.h- (POlk). 2 2 2
Isaac Master, Big, (Prentkow
sky ..................... pa 3
Thomas Direct, chg, (Mulsa). 3 3 r
Midget Ongale, cb e., (MOOn).. 9 6 8 T
Lahore, b.h., Miller Fawley) TT r
Time, :2015, 2:2014, . :2O12 2:20A.
Fiye-Eighths Mile Running Race.
VOlcanus, (BalD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hal G, lSchOOf) ................... 2
Baby Doll, (MOrchant) ............. 3
Candy Kid, (COleman) .............
major Lee, (Guernsey) .-............ .
Time, II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Old Trot. Purse S4.6Oe.
afer Earl. be-. by Peer d.
rhe RIue Hin a.os 10. Pur.e 80.

Inc bIue Hi ssU0 ITOI- I-ufHt f-fFFN
Great B-itton. br.h. by Peter
Chennaut. dodge ..-....-----. 1
EE Colorado, b.h.. (Murphyl.. 2
Fav0nian, b a.. (Edman) ....-- 3
EscOtillO. br.g. (H. Fleming. 5 3
Jane the Great. Emma Harvester and
Bonni Del also started.
Time. > ,O8il. > .O7#
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
First Game
second Came.

Toledo .........oO0 200 Is 10 Q
Columbus ........010 30 5-s 16
Bedient and Kocher; J. Gleason
and Lees.