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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
GRANDCOURT WINS THE
LIVERPOOL SPRING Cur

Liverpool Ma"ci 92.-Tte Liverpool
Spin cup, feature OF the opening day
% q tnree-day rice meet here, was
Won today by Gran dcourt, d six year cd
Oa: horse, BY Captivaton out OF La
Huppe. owned by Mrs. Algernon Cox. 2.
F. Heyburns Tresyasser finished second,
q head separating tie two horses Pa-o-
mades, owned by G. A. Egerton, finished
third beaten by four lengths. Thirteen
horses ran
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
METAL MARKET

New York. March 23.-Copper easier :
electrolvt'c SPOT and nearby IL IS 10
later 10 IS 10
Tin STEADY. spot and futures 29.S7.
Iron steady, prizes unchanged.
lead steady. spot 40 a 4S0.
Hin2 Quiet, East st. Louis dsliy cry. spot
40 a Ats.
Anthony spot 4.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
Big Three To Consider Better Athletics

,,aa,',ridge. Mass. March a3.-f1ar-
ART. Nal. .ud Princeton universities
ave 'o.aeG 90 Z q, avemett 10 r'd college
;alet.cs % iulrs s3bie factors and To
-vc.op o. batter spirit of competition.
20 r,s tr..- "a conference Of delegates
1rpo.a,-d bs .'-r presidents of the three
u''f-.S.,i-s ~'.i meet in New York Sat
ur.gy tu di,aaLss the present athletic sit
ul;.,g AL 10 recocatrend possE1ie
-'lanr.s 81 present no,ic!es and practices,
O. VS. auHt -1Uc-' tolsy.
t. s7c--1c conditions Of ir.ercolieg.-
$50 sport wa.ct w-. occd1y cie attention
~ Ito Le.es-tes Wee nnt announced.
--ie can:e-ouce i,ss.G was said to have
.--- decided uHO1 - meeting o. Pres
c'--' H..1eu. Ansei and Lowell held in
New NoG rrc--l.ir. That c31fcrerce
-...-0-eJ President I.owe..s remarks
sa7-i- ,..' s'ec;aca.s~ tendencies OF foot
So, aaa susEes.'o-s from o.ae~ sources
81, f''c Gced fo- restrictions in sports in
'-l.a- tte de'larnent from coupetit,ou
atas.;es Transferring from one college
.l z.o-'.-r.
IAr'Ard's Delegation.
c.e -..-e- Iia-,atd rear,seula..yes are
g. be 1.cs.er =. Crreuouer dean u
ll7~-s-i co,.s@e D-. Roger +. Lee. ..ro-
fsSsor %. l:s.crr. ard Stephen Gaiatti
N.w Vo~s. Dean G-repoucn and pr.
''-' a.e -, -icerS - both the Harvard
st't...c lrr-,'i.e. AVID t-a r7ct-tv. w5,.o
SIR. Ga.a.- Was SAL % fay. been Sc
.se-s. aF g. 10y sentative graduate IN
's-e 49, athlete affair
We 80 30 reD-eseat ed ri 'hc confer
e.a s itrl.s g.. ". N'eu Ner YorE
N-H'.-. and ro-rre- cr.,v. ca..ts.u : George
O-s-. Aasca Or New 20 S. c-a.rua,i or
t. Vale a-ssr-i adv s.-. uosr5 aal .e-
-'--r e.-.-+l e. r-uae- or lie Na-e cor
~l---.ag. s't D-o' C.s-e-ce w Men
e-- cha mar e. .ae na '-a.cr' u
..sss. ,z 7u4 era --a.sr o. -.> yoa"d o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

f,'iow.ng officers: Manager. Charles
Wee ;, j.. captain. Edward Stockton;
ass san. captain. Eieigh Daganeis; sec
rotary and treasurer. Walter Robinson
oflic al scorer, Louis Mongue. Tie team
is looking for games and wcu.d ne glad
to hear from any team in eastern Con-
necticut
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
What's The Matter with plai,e.,de

Manager Harry Coins of the Baltic
Wanderers is waiting 20 hear from tie
Plainfleld basketball team regar ling Z
game to be played AZ P,ainfeld in The
near future.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

Cooper Reelected Yale Cantnin.

New Haven. March 2G.-John S. Coop
e., JT., OF Somerset. Ky, was reelected
captain OF the Ya.e basketball team to-
night. Wintoa NJ Bernad!n of KANSAS
City. No, was named manager for next
year
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

TT2r-- Ss' mr-. -- has con 'ucteI
.--n'= lur-hrz .tn-e az 100 Frau
Dir z-lpH UH cp n rs new store torcr-
row 81, go Market street. corner Main
where he Will carry in connection WIKI
his mems Furnishings \ full line %
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

Have you decided upon name for
the baby?"
Not yet. It's 50 difficult 10 cnd one
that Will screen we'll. "-Exchanse
Customer-But why is the price Of
the parrot so high?
Deaicr-Ah. you see, ma'am. he
knows the family secrets OF all the
people who have owned fim.-Boston
Transcript
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
Exhibition Games.

At Mobile Ala.-St. Louis (A.) l.
Brooklyn (N.) ..
At 81. Petersburgh. Fla.-Wash.ngton
(A.) >, oston tN.) 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

The West End basketball team of vii
limantic. claimants Of the Junior chan
pionship of eastern Connecticut would
like to arrange game with any junior
team Of Norwich, IN Norwich, the team
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

New Yo-1. March 2S.-Cau money
firm: h.Hh 10; low 10: ru.ile- rate
- closing hid > offered at > l. lsss
'oan -; call loans against acce3tauc.s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
What Is Geing On Tonighl

NorGieh. C-7u Lee. so. go. - O.
Q. N. meets ~ Aiosse llu-ne
Motion Pictures and NauGeTisls ~
Dsrss Theatre
vsndevilis and Motion Pic;urss a.
SirIn.. Theatre
Motion Pictures a. Bree1 The.stra
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

James l.. Cas3 ms aold zt- lo-,r T.
Tarrant TO Harry Iiarsreavcs. the prop
e:'ty owned by hin: consisting o. r.
modern cottage Of SIX ROOFS as.l .bs-l..
known as Sc Freeman a~squ@. ar. E.41-
greaves purchases the prr3e-g.- -for
home.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

TIE fol owing is q summary o. th-
'--asac;'osr nn fh' Srr- York Stock TX
sbai - . = l. IL:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

not to average more than II years We
ask guarantee. We can play any night
next week. For games. address, Mgr. S.
Heller. 945 Main St, Niiiimantic. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24

In TIE West Indies t1ere l. an Old
legend to the eject that among the
innumerable small islands in The Car
ibbean sea there exists one that IS u
habited only by women.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
Eroad Ashl,ac Ial.re.t. Represented.

AuaWauEan Team Reorganized.
TIE A-ars-ss- Ata's-.c association
-ase12-- team has -eorganized with the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-24
Z. s. EINlsHING 40. LEAGrE.
Calendar Room.
.424 Al 429 1924
Can Room.


46o 4s1 4Sa 1854
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

Wiar oart BON oieler Strnde tel.
ne 5arten c0er iopQliden @cnoun-
gen perlangen, me1ln tie ii6 al,f oag
@ebiet ser Qiebe bsgibt. Sir Die
grputabpure mar oas &lima int
5preetal nic1nals gunitig, cher
berriGte auf .bie1em Bebiete elite
gepiile Ganbeit Ser 5itten, aneil.
fans cine bumorpon=tappil6e Mrt.
2iebesausorude BON Der Cpree linb
nidt fir ieoermallrrS DIR betoreno.
Ser Yuiiel" ODER Ser luBe 8ni<
lei" oocr vMein &uttbIbneten"
ooer r5dmltefen" baben nod el11e11
gemi1ien @eMMtsmert. rWfein
@olo!", mos man audi in Ben
5traBen ser &auptita0t boren fann,
ldmedt bod aber Elm bisd)en gu lebr
nod ser 8orie nn6 lit meniger
mdrfii9 : booenltdn6ig alS orienta-
lild. Mus Sen mobernen Soften,
menigitens aus beneu bor Dem &rte-
ge, gi11gen man9mal @onpletS nno
@dlagmorte berpor, Die mie geiitige
Snfluenaa Die gon5e Saupt1taot urh
bena6barte Nrobin5en betmiu9en.
81 oas ergreifenoe: % Sbeopbil,
0 Ebeopbil, ou marlt mein aneS auf
ser @elt", nod einem 2ieoe bon
Saul 2inde, ober uMariedpn, Da
NiiiBes @ieb@en," o6er Ser i@one
&eim vM6 Sill, tpie lieb bat om)
oein @iui". &ir5er, booenitar1oi-
ger, mans m06te fagen bon elmer
froftgenioliiben gin0ringli6feit TT
foIgenoe Sorm Ger 2tebeserflaru11g:
rMas, 1iebe nit, ober i'd 5erbad
STR 6ie &ommobe!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

@birurgen aIer Adnoer ongcpanot.
SIREN 6eutlben Mer5ten, Die iolde
gransplontationen Dornabulen, Der-
oanfen 5ablreibe, ebemals gefangen
in oeutiden 2a5arstten beiinoidc
S%ran5oien ibr 2eben unb @einnb-
beit, Die Bemegungsfdbigfeit bes
Nrmes, Sic MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
bon enter @ranate 5eri6mettertcn
Naie.
Sour nit 59om fon1 man aber
leien, mas bon ein5elnen f%ran50ii-
iden Mer5ten on ben ibneal onper-
tra1ten franfen un6 Derpnn0eten
0euti9en @efangenen perbroden
mur0e. Inter MiBbraub elmer
WaGt1teQung, entgegen auen milf
tariiden 8eitimmungen, oenn eS
lit an5unebmen, bab 6ieie in Sra11f-
reid I'M meienli6en 6ie glei6en mo-
rem mie in 2eutidlan6 =, nnter
8erb0bnung ieber Gr5tli9en gtbif
uno unter Ntbtadtung bes einfad-
item meni6liben 6iiblens muroe bier
lpergl. g. 231D @mporenoes per=
ibt.
8as bier an franfen Meni6en
berbro@en mnr6e, = oaB es Deut.
i6e paren, fann 5unabit gang al1Ber
8etradt fir bic 8eurtetlung bleiben,
= 6as 5eugt BON Mieoertra6t ser
@eiinnung, mie lie Ser Mnbanger
6es Scr Menf@ lit gut!" 11ur
idmer perpinoen fam. @enfer &on=
BENTON? Mu9 lire M~ufite0ung
idibt 1idt Dor iol6en 8%erirrungen.
1tl1r eines bdtte 5ur 8ermei6nng fol-
der Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u11aus-
loi6li9 iddnoen6er Saten gebolfen:
vMeni9li6feit!"
Min9ener g. SC.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
@anoernnsen in Sslamb.

SSn Sslano bat man cine eigen=
tiimlibe gorri6tung gum ueber=
i9reiten breiterer un0 tieferer Jliii=
ie, ite tit oie iogenannte &laue, Elm.
Spitem bon itraff iber ben 5luB.
geipannten Sauen, an benen NIT
tells zines SaipelS Elm GROCER, itars
fer &altm iiber ben SluB ge5ogen
miro. SSn 0ieiem &aiten iibt Der
&eiienoe. Hfer0e miiien SOS @ai-
let Damn 6urbi6mimmen nno mer<
5en 6aDei BON Ser reiBenoen Giro
mung meiit iebr ueit ftromab ge-
trteben. Die &6u1er maiden einet1
i9mnden @in6rrd. sic fins ge-
m0bnli9 NIT @eubleb ge6edt, mab-
reno 6as tppii6e alte islanoiibe
@auernbaus ein Dah aus 5teinen,
gr6e uno @rasplaggen bot. Muf
oteiem Dabe mddft oas @raS meiit
10 iippig u1o SOS Ga9 lit bon
auBen 10 leidt beitsigbor, 6aB man
ni9t ielten Bferoe ooer 9bafe bar=
auf meioen liebt. Dieie alien 8au-
ernbaufer pflegen flint Snnenrau1ne
at baben; 6abon in16 5pei ge0ielt,
oas Gamilien5imn1er un6 6as
5remoen5immer. Sci auer Gin
fa9beit fin6et matt ho9 idon ein-
5elne @egenitdnoe oes &omfortS,
namertlib 3umetlen ein &armo-
MUM. @ebei5t INTRO aber nidt.
9ie Srn6t ser 2eute lit iau0e: uns
nett, iebr biibid lit ranentii@ ste
Seittrnht ser Srnue1l. Gle @ege-
perb6ltnilie beliern ii6 %neuer0ings
au9; mabreno Bis Dor tuc5sm Iber~
baupts nod feline fiinltliden 8ege
porbnnoen tpnre11, pieGu1ebr Der Ser
febr ii9 einfnb in Den bon Den
Bferben ausgetretetenen Bfa6en be-
megte, nitro iebt clue 2anoitraBe
mad ser an6ern angelegt. Sic Sit
terbef0r6ernng erfolgt e%inittpeilen
nod auf Hferoen. 56mere Sc
genitdn6e miiiien i'm 8inter iiber
Sen @6nee geldleift meroen. Die
8etpirti6aftung 0es 8o6enS lit
5iemli9 unbequem. SSr Ser Natur
tit nirgen6s cine platte @rasnarbe
Dorbanoen, Ionbern 6as @ras ma6it
in ei11aelnen itarfen 8ui6eln (8u-
ten, 8laggen). SSH Ser 8auer
nun eit1e @ieie anlegen, 10 ploggt
CT oieie 8iihel ab, ebnet ben So
SEN nnb beiae i'm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
Sin aSuis als @instampfer.

lerhinan6 ". bon Meapel 1iebte
es, nit BEN ltatrfiten ieiner nnter=
taner gu ringen. Mls mau .eineS
Cages mdbreno Der Mnpeienbeit GU
ltap Moolfs III. bon S9meoen in
Meapel an Ser Softafel oura1f gu
lpreden fam, aiiuBerte lebterer, oab
it@ Elm @err in ieinem @efolge uno
logar at ser Softafel befin6e, oeiien
&orperfraft er riibmen tonne, Vno
oeutete babel auf ieine:: 2iebli1g,
Sen @rafen Mrmfelt. &0nig Seroi=
11an6 mi!nldte fib iofort nit oieiem
Manl1e" gu meiien, ita11o bon Der
Gafel auf uno eriudte ben i6meoi-
i9en @rafen, baSielbe gu tut1. GU
ltap gab Elm billigenoes 3eiden uno
4rmfelt gebordte. Maboem einige
ber5bafte gtoBe geger oen Magen
uno Die &ippen anSgetaui6t poroen
tbaren, nobel ii6 6ie &ingenoen an-
mabli@ ser Gafel gendbert batten,
mari Mrmfelt Seine 5i5ilianiide
Maieitdt gu 8obep, no Nqerbodlt-
0erielbe, % er 5ngleib I'M Mieoer=
fallen be11 Gii6 umriB, fa1t uuter
einem Sdaner bon Meiiern, @abelns
@laiern, Genern, 5peiien uno Sc
tr4nfen oner Mrt begraber muroe.
Son bielem Mugenblide an bate li6
Der @raf ser beion0eren @naoe
5einer Maieitat gu erfrerer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

safe oes Wcitens berfebrten, oad,
f1ebr barnm 5u tun, ben 8obemien
5n ipielen, ais er mirflid at iein.
Die menige11, Die int Berlin pirflt6
3igeuner iino, geben in 10 eri6ref-
tend fur5er 3eit 1lnter - man oe1fe
an @eter Siue bob oaS Bet
ipiel ni6t gera6e ermutigeno ipirft.
,NRit Der 3eit berfieI bic @eieaidaft
I'M gaf6 @roBentpabn. IS miidten
fid an6ere 2elte bineim, Die nibt
ba5u geborten. Die MIR sic 8e.
ribmten ieben, iih io5niagen o11
&ubm Tires @afetii9es iaBen tpoll-
ten. Ser Slim bradte nod cine
IeBte 8eqe Don ne1ten glementen
binein, oarunter neben BEN befann.
ten glattroiierten Mutagsgelidtern
a116 man9e biibi6e nn6 i1tereiinnte
gri@einung, Defenders anf meiblider
Seite. Mber 0ie Set murbe im1ner
triibieltger un6 fnapper, mno Der
@roBentuabn mubte ii6 balo obne
Madtcafe bebelfen. IS tam Der
@rieg; sic 8oli5eiitnnbe tpnroe auf
balb 5tp0lf i6lieBlid auf elf l1br
feitgeieBt. 9as fonnte oieS Beirut
ni9t pertragen. Das @tammpnbli~
fnm 6es Cafes emporte ii6 gegen
sic Suniior, oas Ole Ma6t 5u etmaS
anoerem ga iei, als enolos Brobleme
gu l0ien bis our ie@suno6reibigiten
&affeetai1e. @S %tpan6erte aus, eS
perlief ii6. @er5ebrt mnroe obnebin
nien1als bel in bieiem @afe, unb 5u
einem @eldaftsbetrieb i'm mo0ernett
5inne fonnte eS fir Sen 8eiiber
uiemals meroen. Sdon friber mar
III ieiner M6be bas reue @afe 6eS
@eltenS gegriinoet tporoen, Dos ober
etmas gang an0ereS par ols ods
alte.. 3ieies i6loB nun Dor einigen
Eagen 1eine @forten fir immer, mo-
~bei nod ont lebten Mben6 cine be.
rnfsmGBige n%lfitimm11ng gernim
tpnroe, uno man6er ii6 IN ,Sngeno.
erinnerungen pertiefte, an Die er
fonlt mobl fanm oadte. Das alte
Gaf6 oes @eltens lit bon Den bret
literarii9en @afeS 8erlins IN Der
lebten @eneration (6aS Gafe &atler-
bof un6 6os Gafe 5Giqer iino ODER
maren sic beiben anoeren) oas jung
lte nno 1eBte. Mu6 in anoeren Stao-
ten beridminoen Die &obeme-gafe
eines na6 oem anoeren. SSn Wfii1'
6en I'M Gaf6 Stefanie in Der 3be'
relienitraBe erinnert Dos glei@gult'
tige Sarodpublifum bon bente aud)
1i6t mebr an sic 3eit BON emit.
GS mor einmal Dieie alten
&%affeebGuier iterben aus; an TIRE
SteQe treten meiltens alS @roberer
8anfnieberlaiiungen, IN oene11
i9meiglam mno niGtern oas @el0
berteilt miro, baS Der @eilt n1b1
peroienen fonnte. ~.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
2ei6ui5 als @olitifer.

neber 6ie gepoltigen @rr11ngen.
i9aften, 6ie 2eibni5 in ser Bbiloio-
pbie, in Sen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un6
in ser Matbematif 5u per6anfen
1in6, lit fem @irfen ols Bolitifer
tpeniger beadtet mor6en. ST par
Elm berufener Siibrer i'm &f ges
gen Die imrner be0roblider anpad=
1en6e &errl9aft Granfrei6s IN GU
ropa. Ct bat ldle6ten Cant oafir,
geerntet, armal bon ieinem 2an0es~
firjten, un6 lit bereiniamt in San.
rober %geitorben. 8mei Manner nnr
folgten ieinem Gorge, bon benen
ser cine bon nnmut iagte, 2etbni5
lei tpie ein StraBenrduber beer6igt
%tporoen. Sos Grab 6es bielieitigen
6eutl9en Sori@ers lit nnbefanrt-
Ser 6euti6e S6riftiteuer 2eibni5 lit
eigentli9 erlt I'M bergangenen Sabr-
bunoert entoedt nor6en; bis babtn
lagen feline 6euti9en nn6 = be1tf9
empfunoenen Sbriften sergeiien in
Ser 8ibliotbef gu &aInober. Gin
8eugmis ieiner patriotffden @eiin-
nuns, sic in Dem bielgeipaltenen
Deut19lano iei1er 8eit cine redt iel-
teae NOR un6 meiitens 1,1r Bis our
MnbGnglid)feit a1t ben Seimatltaat
geoieb, lit aud ietn @eoi6t nMuf sic
Nudabmer Ser Sran5oien". gs beibt
6arin:
8en11, mas in Sranfrei9 alt, bel
uns sic Mobe ma6f.
@enn tire @rinen nns @eieBe gebe1t
1ouen,
@en11 nit 6ie aletoer felbF aus
Sranfrei6 bolen moaen ....
@enn feiner miro gebort, 'er mub
frana0iii@ mifien,
ST. Sranfrei6 aber man a1iS nnS
elm 5pri6mort madt,
Inns lobt 6as oeuti9e @elD, nenr1
man Der De11tiden ladt.
8enn mande @0fe fi6 Der 6eutiden
Spra9e iddmen,
S%ran5olen an ben 9if9 ODER gar 5t
@ate nebmen,.
8is ste Sran3oien felbit urs font
men an ben 2eib
nno cine Iange 8ein lobnt fur5en
3eibertreib,
@as lit es Bunoer 6ann, oaB altf
ser oeat19en groen
Sic Entertainer aud 3rlebt frQn5o<
fiid meroen. 9r. s. IS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

spon. site Sid Dor
6rauentrdnenl go nab fie aldp
fms, ieben fie Sid bod leidt anfS
Erodekel
- Gut nngeprie n.
&eiratslnitiger (eine Motograpbie
betradte1b): Mneroings Elm ent5lf-
fenoeg Jrouen5immer.1
&eiratsbermittler: ygeidt nabr?
limb babei foM fie nod >8abniamer-
3e1 gebaH baben, pie 0as Bib ge-
unadt uoroe1 it,.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

- @ortfpieI. @ibi's einer
frtiden CONNER - Damn ibimpfen
Die @irte in Ben 5ommerfril6enl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-28
TWO VICTORIES
PUT MACKS OUT
OF LAST POSITION

Chicago, June 2S.-CBy the Asso-
ciated Press connie Mack's Ath-
letics are out of last place today and
Boston is holding down the cellar
berth, as result of the Iron man"
performance OF their star twirler,
Eddie Rommel, in chalking up two
victories over the Red Sox. Rom
mel earned a to 2 decision in the
first half of a double-header and
came back in the seventh inning of
the second game to stem a Boston
rally. while his mates pounded Fen
guson and won 6 to 4. Tilley
Walker cracked out his 18th homer
of the season, tying his teammate,
Bing Miller.
Ray Schalk of the White Sox had
a field day at bat against the
Tigers The catcher drove ont four
hits, including double, a triple
and a home run
Jameson cracked out a triple
with tie bases loaded during the
big rally of the Indians. while they
were trailing the Browns by two
runs. and went out in front.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-28
OUTFII::LD NOT
Up To POWER;
BROWNS FAIL
Has Proven Big Handicap to the
Hopes of ST.. Louis for a
Pennant.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

copyright, lSZZ, py Inc ATSuS.J
New York, June AS.-The biggest
handicap that the ST. Louis Browns
have had this year is the failure of
their outfield to meet expectations.
Mighty little has been said con-
corning it. Naturally the st. Louis
folks are not advertising the fact
with three-sheet posters. The fell
lows who are advertising are the
pitchers of the opposing teams and
they have been passing the news
along the line. Pitchers always do
that.
The finish of 1921 found St Lou
is with three regular outfielders
who had registered more total ton
mage for driving power than any
combination OF three in either
league. when those fellows get
busy in 1922" so they told Lee
when he has opportunity to do so,
."they will keep runs cantering so
rapidly around the bases for you
nat all you Will have to do. will be
to instruct your pitchers never to
lot the other side get more than
five runs. The rest will be easy"
Right now there is a little dis
ere pancy of 96 points between the
batt ing average that jacobson &C
cum ulated in 1921 and that which
he is getting to celebrate the Fourth
Of. ia ly this year. Williams is So
points shy on his, and Tobin is &c
lower than he was last year That's
a total loss of TIA points in bat
ting, and when you're figuring for
a championship its enough to make
both big toes turn up with the govt
to lose a matter of nearly 20 dia-
mond-tipped, ruby-polished batting
points.
The next question is how St.
Louis has BEEN able to hold up as
well as it has, ,and that brings its
answer in the fact that Foil has
got better work out of his pitchers
than St Louis got last summer. 1t
is also fact that large gap has
been plugged atNsecond base. All
last seasons early games found it
wide open. If the Brown outfield-
ers were batting UP to their 1921
form they would be five or six
games better off than they are.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-28
BY SAM HALL.
CReferee oil the Ftght.l


Rock Island, ILL.,, June 27.-Char-
lie White bested Johnny Dundee In
dandy 10-round mill in the BAH
park here today. The Chicago left
hooker won on the superior power
of his swat, on the damage done
and a few scares he tossed into the
enemy's camp.
Thus did Charles, in a measure,
secure some revenge for that IS
round victory that Dundee scored
over him in Madison Square Gar
den.
Dundee was not disgraced today.
Not a bit of it. He was right there
at the finish and closeup and
battling desperately to turn the
punch tide. But White had some
thing on him for this occasion, 1t
was their seventh fight and the
question of superiority still. is in
dispute
White had Dundee dizzy two or
three times this afternoon from
solid smashes from both sides to
head and midriff.
Dundee Hangs On.
John was guilty of hanging on a
trifie in the embraces and Nalso
ducking back on the ropes forN his
fancy stuff TO escape glove fire. in
times of stress. John did mitch
leading himself and probably land
ed as often as Charles, but surely
not as hard. White tried all the
way and was as aggressive asl We
ever have seen him. He was a
tough fighter today.
Dundee was after a layoff icf
seven or eight weeks, following his
Tender fight. perhaHs not at his
best. We have watched him per-
form when he was speedier and
flasher.
They hurt each other all they
knew how today. There was no
love lost there. Dundee's face was
rather we'll worked at the end
Charlie landed often to the face
with punches that cut the skin and
brought the gore.
Each bled slightly from tho lips.
White tried hard for a knockout.
but could not put it over.
There was much body punching,
but no signs of fiinching on either
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-28
EVANS AGAINST
EDDIE HELD IN
OPENING ROUND
Golfers Pair OF in Match Play
for Western Amateur
Championship.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 2S.-(By
The Associated ress.)-Match
play for the western amateur golf
championship began today at the
Hillcrest Country club, with
Chick" Evans of Chicago, six
times titleholder and present cham
pion, sending out the first drive on
the 237-yard par three No. l hole,
and Eddie Held, st. Louis, shooting
against him.
Today's play began after two
days of qualification shooting which
produced golf which was the great
est ever seen in the preliminary
rounds of a western amateur tour
nament The quality of the field is
shown by the fact that it took a
score of 156 for Sc holes to assure
qualification, seven men shooting
off a tie at 157 for the 32d place in
the championship flight. Cards
lowing are today's matches in the
order in which they will be played:
Upper Half.
Chick" Evans, Chicago, VS.. Ed
die Held, st. Louis.
Robert Mckee, Des Moines, VS..
T. B. Curren, Jr., st. Louis.
Dexter Cummins, Chicago, VS..
T. B. Cochran, Wichita Falls, Texas.
Ted Bayseur, Des Moines, VS.. A.
E. Smith. Rock Island, Ill
Jess SHUTTLE, Kansas City, VS.. r.
E. Bockenkamp, St Louis.
Leslie Conley, Kansas City, VS..
A P. Briggs, st, Louis.
/, J. A. Kennedy, Tulsa, Okla, VS..
Arthur Ecklund, Wichita, Kan.
Fred Wright, Los Angeles, VS..
Sam Reynolds, Omaha.
Lower Half.
Harrison Johnston, St. Paul, VS..
Alexander Graham, Wellington,
Kan.
H. R. Winzler, Memphis, VS.. S.
Gaines, Omaha.
George Won Elm, Salt Lake City,
VS.. Henry Decker. Kansas City, Mo.
Ira Couch, Jr., Chicago, VS.. r. G.
Bush, Jr.. New Orleans.
James Manion, st. Louis, VS.. Clar-
ence Wolff, St Louis.
A. n. Bartlett, Ottumwa, Iowa, vs.
Burton Nudge, Jr., Chicago.
Dawson W. Heron, Chicago, VS..
Eddie Limberg, st. Louis.
Roy Ouimet, Kansas City, VS..
Hugh Brandt, Kansas City.