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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
ASKS DECREE

Lee Hardenburgh brought suit
Wednesday in Superior court No.
for a divorce from Hazel Harden
burgh. alleging cruelty and inhu-
man treatment. They were married
oct. 9. 1920 and separated in June
1929.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
MANIAC FIRES INTO
CROWD; KILLS ONE

PITTSBURG. kans.. July 5.-(By
L. PA maniac took advantage OF
sham battle 20 fire steel iacketed
bullets into a crowd OF spectators,
city and county authorities believed.
as they began investigating the kill
ing OF Glenn Harris, IS years old.
Two others received flesh wounds
as a result Of the firing
The American Legion. staging the
sham battle as part OF the Fourth
OF July celebration here yesterday.
denied any weapons OF tile particl>
pants were loaded All had been in
spected shortly before the replica Of
the Arsonne hsht began officers
said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

An ocean steamer o. the first class
going at full speed. cannot 10
= ought to s;andsuu In less thar
three minutes. In VII ch she Wi
have traversed a distance OF abou
half a mile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

FOR SALE-ldeal summer home on Lake
chaplin S-ro0m concreke house. water
system. sewer electric lights. French
doors and windows. cobhlestone fire
place. fun bath. garage; 4 A. ground
with attractive wooded frontage on
lake min. walk 20 Interurban sta
tion. M 90 Michigan Pike Just
across the lake from Berrien Springs,
Michigan. Owner unable 20 occupy
Will sacrifice Write ne your require
ments. Mcomher Co. Niles. Mich.
FOG SALE Furnished cottages neal
Eagle River. Wis on chain ~ thirty
four lakes. fishing and hunting res
souahie terms n desired. Also have
some desirable lake front lots well
wooded sandy beach Address
T. FREDERICK PALMER.
60-64 Third 81. Milwaukee. VS.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice i hereby given that the under
gned has been appointed by the Judge
- he Superior Court Of 81 Joseph
County. state OF Indiana Administering
~ the Estate ~ Walenty Strozewski
late ~ s. Joseph County Deceased
said Estate j. supposed 90 be solvent
EVA STROSZEWSKI
Administrative
June 18th 1872
William y BeTgau.
Attorney for Estate
June p : July 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

Adam was the only man who ever
told the absolute truth, when he
said you are the one and only wo-
man i'm the world"-but Eve is not
hc only woman who ever believed t..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENT

PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENT.
City Of South Bend. Indiana. Depart
ment Of Public Works.
Notice - hereby given that sealed pro-
pOsals will be received by the Depart
ment Of Public Works Of The City Of
South Bend. ind, mp 20 10 o'clock A. NJ
II the 18th day 81 July. 1872 for the eX-
ecutiOn Of the following work:
Grade curb and walk on Fox -. from
Leer So 90 Vernon 80. Under Improve
ment Resolution No. 1000. In the City Of
South Bend. Indiana.
Complete drawings and specifications
~ said work are now on hle I'm he Of
fee Of he Department of Public Works
in the City Hall. ~ South BEND. Indiana.
Inc Board reserves the right 20 reject
any or all bids.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
l.. h Slaughter.
J.. L. Hardy
Albert T. Homer
Veronica g. Sweeney CLERK ~ the Board.
June - July =
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NEW
SUBDIVISION

on Lower Fish Lake Good fishing
boating and bafhing sand bottom. Buy
now and secure choice sites Lsrge To- =
$40 down and s. month. For partieu
lar address Osk Beach summer C0iOnY.
rs y Michigan ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

When YOU say cigars-say Dutch
Masters l65-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

ron SALE WHY PAY RENT WE
HAVE a NrNBEE OF HOUSES ~
SOUTH BEND WHICH We CAN
SELL AT FROM s-oo To 500 DowN
PAYMENT WITH BALANCE AT 81
PER MONTH BETTER SEE Is AT
OSCF As THESE PROPERTIES ARE
SELLING VERY RAPIDLY l. W
BUBLINGAME co. I26 r. WAYNE
ST. PHONE MAIN Hiss
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strong reasons make strong ace
tons.
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OR SALE


New modern house on s Michra-r
50 Living and dininE rooms finished
ln oak Three bedrooms 5000. 500
cash. So per month.
New four room home and extra i0t
on T. Donald 81. $3.50 SSOo down,
IS per month.
New Eve room bungalow. T. C0rby
s. - So 500 cash. 5000 per month.
Seven room home. modern but cleo
nc lights on Laporte Az. $500
= go cash SO per month
Ni..e room modern home s Rush.
$1,000 Five bedrooms 81 81 cash.
So per month
Vacant lots near Lincoln school IN
Roscisnd Park $3.50 20 S8e5 $40
down and s. per month
W X McHENRY
80 Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln 1888
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MIL lNERY


Fixtures. stock AMI lease for sale
Address sol News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
These Are Opportunity Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Tor safe

80. near p Ienerson Blvd. nine room
house 4 bedrooms. hath. Cistern. stove
heat. paved street Price 5000, terms
south BEND Realty Co. - Main
81 Nan 1111
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

When You say Cigars-ssy Dutch
Masters i65tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

FOR SAL--Eight room semi bungalow.
bedrooms furnace. Bsar school and
street cars. uearly new. cozy home. near
Har-er He g1ts. Good bargain. easy
terms Price xf30o south Bend Realty
Co. - Main So Main l1Ti
FOR SALE
room bungalow northwest al
modern. osk floors hrc place large lof
house Iu first class condition huIlt -
Fears S-af0 Easy terIus
\OiGI a BRADFORD
eOl 30 Citizens Bank Bldg l. 5ili
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
OLYMPIA TO USHER
IN 1929 SEASON
Will Lift Curtain on Indoor
Campaign Tonight With Five
Eight-Round Bouts
DEMPSEY DONE FOR SUMNER
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
THE curtain will be pulled M OF

THE curtain will be pulled up on tho
i 1A22-23 season at the Olympia Club
tonight. Jack Hanlon and Pete Moran
are back rs matchmaker and assistant
matchmaker. respectively. while II also
has been officially announced hv Leon
Rains that Frank OBricn will be tho
referee
Five eight. round bouts are booked for
the initial show. Harry Kid Brown
was signed on Saturday 20 take the
place Of Johnny Shugrue. who injured
his arm while training. against Willie
Jackson. tho New York lightweight
Browns last bout was with Pal Moran
when the former upset the dope in dc.
fea'ing tho New Orleans Italian.
4 match of local interest will hc tho
light heavyweight number. in which
Ad Stone. tho marine. will direct cross
fires in the general direction of Knock.
ont SAMSON. This will be the main
prelim and followed by n set-to hc-
tween Carl Tremaino. of Cleveland. and
Battling Mack. Of Camden.
In rho other matches Willie Her.
man. Paterson. y. j.. lightweight and
stablemate Of Jackson. will pair with
Johnny Mealy. Of South Philadelphia.
and lew Snyder. another New Jer-
sey 135 FOUNDER fying the same colors
as Herman and Jackson. viii take on
Al Willis. of Tacony.
Dempsey TO Shoot
Birds. Hunt Moose
Jack Dempsey is not in shape 10
box now. nor will he be until after tho
open air season is over. So that il is
safe to Sny that the champion will not
meet Harry Wills this summer.
This is tho information given out hy
Lecky Packor, Philadelphia horseman
and one ~ N" closest fans of boxing in
this city. Packer says that Dempsey
is suffering from Cut over his left eye.
which nc"essitated two stitches. duriN-
a sparring match in New York gym
nasium last week
Dempsey. according 70 Packer. Is
further handicapped with severe cNse
It ivy poisoning On both arms. - that
Tho heavyweight titlcholder has r" In
tentions Of r"Si;nng training until tho
latter part of October.
'Thn ClHmr!Cn.' continued Packer.
IS PLANNING two different hunting
lrIN, rs sort of q vacation II, prob.
"b.E viii como to my place NJ nurhy
Crock tho later part of tho week fpr
several dnyS toodhird shooting. oN1 I1'or
b" wiI 60 up into the Maine weeds for
moose bunting"
Packers boathous" on Darby Crcok
has boon Il rendezvous Of several star
boxers, including Johnny Kilhn0c. and
b" also has been III" host for rGmrruu>
parties Of spOr'smcn from N"H Nork
AM Philadelphia.
Leonard Starts
Training for White
From Ike porgan. Of >o,v York.
comns direct information il.t Pcnuy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
TOOAY'S CARD
NATIONAL UEACrE

with sunclent hits to insure victory for
me Indians and all Mack's plans we're
dished.
Hastty had allowed seven hits and n
pair of runs whiln he hurled. and Iris
Speaker and his mates made three off
Harms IN tn" one inning. Four of the
seven hits made by the Indians came in
the hrst two innings. A double BY
Summa, rookie from Wichita Falls,
Tex, the champion batter of the league,
scored the hrst run, This same new.
conner was responsible for most of Har-
ris' trouble In the eighth, when he
started with n single.
The Mackmen made ten hits off
Boone, the southern League recruit, but
could not bunch them except in two
rounds, when they made their mir of
counters. Joe fiaus"r led in the attack
with trio Of one. base blows. Cy
Perkins, batting second, had q triple,
McGownn double and Jimmy Dykes
pair OF one base blows.
a slxth-lnning rally, when pair
ot runs Were made off Robertson. en-
aDled me Bcantown nine to beat Glen
sons hlrelings', George Burns double
turned the Trick and brought his team
WITHIN a game and half of the AS.
| Rip Collins, who has turned in several
notable performances Of late, held the
Pale Hosed to six hits. It was the
sixth straight triumph registered by the
former Yank. - wv
| TEORGE DALSS rrored easy for
u the Senators, and then defeated
the Tigers. 6 TO 2. Nogridge mns hit
hard. but good fielding and Green.
fionoi hurting IN the pinchcs sarcd
the game for him
TIME Giants lost half game in the
l. National race by droppng one
TO the Reds. Eppa Rxcy. in defeating
McGraw's charges. turned in his
twenty second triumph of the season.
Nehf allowed but eight hits. most of
which were punched. Rixey was found
for thirteen safetios, but was stingy
when hits meant runs, the Giants
punching enough In the sixth for all
three runs.
Ray Grimes had big day at bat and
the Cubs defeated the Dodgers, q to ..
The Chicago first. sacker had n triple,
double and homer. scored run and
drove in three others. Osborne pitched
shutout ba until the ninth, when an
error. single and triple gave the Su-
perbas a pair of runs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18

the other. Both are reserves of 1921.
Danny Deaver and Tony Human, the
regular frontiermen, have reported, but
Jones has consistently tried out the
second string competitors.
Miller and Loyejoy, who have had
only class experience, are being used
ut tackle. although "TeX" Diller and
Donald Hiddon. Of last wears layout.
have taken part In the drills.
Behind the line it seems probable
that George Beckett and Dan Kelley
will be given a chance to run the eleven
that R0lly KNAPP and S"o't, second
eleven aud freshman players Of last
year, will bc sent in at halfback. The
veterans who will surely b. used are
Captain Ralph Jordan at fnllback, Lam
dis at center and Phil Cruikshank and
Harry Cross at guards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18

H0W Does 1t Strike YOu?
East Us. West
Independent Umpiring
Dr.. HnDk's Win
By
THE OBSERVER

THE take the tho inter
hfoasSou rough ~st ss ias 5
try s they will bring together for the fourth time this Bill f
os The ps %
, duplicate the Msn1sm Sa @ Of Saturday
The Es, holds the which every ,s,
have been played the West trails with htys ss
Hardy F'; rs ss h, aTs's Helen % rs. sGn Fam ss gi
State, "ffSn' @ S f"' @ ss % % @ f1 the s
donor The ss "nS the Vest sS s IGq 5 ea' years.
Aa1e sh' sS
THE Johnston til. x,n.,
Williams Francis f"n'ss WI" depend on r'
umplrns in Independent Rank.
after dispute has the smooth path Of the decide
ars"nsn 'rsceab ampi decisions, The, can.
about through the calling of the before innings ss
.v.nhs these ss, early fall days there isn't much twilight rarely
rA s s% ss, o % :, 5,' j. PS
's '1s "sn s: tsi he %
.s"f % it % :sss s
% be % sarfsa the % inning cannot played before
games s S',s eaSs 'hst doubtful
rs 5 b s 'as sis @ % . s
s."ss": F.. ,ss s Far: ,s chan 81. no. =
the history '''
The Year Star
R PHILLIP B. HAWK the United mp
snip the second
a p D m aa Sss Shsn %s s ] cSsss years. R
he
The tynwyd physician his
The ball just lobs
" -I'"N ''uoe'
He IL has as tsssdS m smash d.
HAWK MT Observer ddonce
ried beyond the baselne n Of an ninch.
The Cynwyd
STICK where the
And stamina He's forty odhas tall,
about his age-and he outlast
Spanads did at Mannheim Latin certainly
S wv "' l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
Boots and Saddle

The Aqueduct meeting opens today,
featured by the Bayview Handicap. In
which such cracks as John Paul Jones,
Southern Cross, Lucky Hour and Bon
Homme will participate. Horses which
seem best are:
roost second lsteeplechaseD Mohican,
Clear, Coeur de Lion, Great Man
fourth, John Paul Jones, Southern
Cross. Lucky Hour fifth. Canyon, King
Albert, Overtake; sixth, fiourboI. Great
Lady. Ethnea.
IAxington-First race, Ground Swcll,
Archie Alexander, Rapid Stride 500 =.
ond. Dulcy, Sweet Lady. Grass Maid ;
third. LONELINESS, Michael T. DAILY.
Hysteria; fourth. Lord Allen, Whrl,
Ounce Garden fifth, FindaE, Rustcn,
gette, Merchant; seventh. Split Grass,
The Swimmer, Dancing Spray.
DorvaI Park-First race. Mess Kit.
BLACK Baby, Joe s. second, Veronica,
! Blue China. Fitzrue; third. Quaker,
! Assume. Crest fourth, Duke Ruff. Tho
! Enquirer. Purl; fifth. Weary. The
! CIockmender. Glenn: sixth. Mouotte
| Aph. Plurality; seventh. Tan II. Toss
! Up, Pierre Feu.
The winning Of the Fumrity by
Saily's Alley puts Willis Shasno Xii.
! mer's winnings for the year high ur
| in the record. He has been exception
ally fortunate with his two. year -olds
and Exterminator has attached the
! leading cup races.
Major August Belmont's FclSidc
which won the last race Saturday ar
belmont Park, is Fair Play colt anC
resembles very mich III, liIustriou'
looking colt than Messenger
U. S. jockeys Win in France
Paris, Sept. Is fn" Rovai oak Iand"ar
tho ,hlsf event at LoLgChumps. vas won n
! IA rnn dc Rot h hschld's i Eernr, ridden bv Mai
McGee. an american J2ckey Frank o Nell
| ~innine rider Of the French circuit, hnishs
second on A. X. Macomber's AlEerian,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
True SportSn,nnship

nden decided
"A hands his ecsd face and he
the who had
him.
him
And
Of and thorough And sue"
Is William NJ Johnston.
the 10y Of triumph and yet big enough
admire the rva him battle
No
Man Of He no pormanhp
sidelne
by However.
he ball
thought
he had
this IN ~ hrd rh might
n a tossed aside. Tiden
thoouoh il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
TlLDEN,S COMEBACK A
DISPLAY OF GAMEiNESS,
SKILL AND STAMINA
Wizardry of Strokes Enormous Physical Endurance and
Crafty Court Tactics Caused Johnston's Defeat When
Victory Seemed Certain in National Tennis

whole field himself
shadows defeat then climb the ragged cliff hope and the
sunshine
man s William 7. Tlden. Cd Philadelphia
tiebolder the
al
3lovc
Of
o a mind
before has such remarkable
championship H. did
believe would be crowned before evening shadows
0lackened emerald
hHANl believed the Johnston rorli three
he ir,rro
ond the rhT"h
O n runs II c g1un o NGnhe,m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
SaTIoHAt vE.CI-r


Cincinnati. :, New York. ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. h'"i: Si:;.isrS; & S'T y, 1Sfs; S,sy,!;.. il 2
Washington, q; Detroit. 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGrE
isrsss ssrt ciis 81 !srsss g. Sswn4k' az t..c"nd s:
Rochester. .; Toronto. : iarsU.
Eotimor. Eittsr D. TSroGto; ReSS10. .eeSnS; f;Tst
Baltimore. q; Reading. i tsecond,.
Buffalo. "a; syracuse, q.
EASTERN LEAGUE
BBriddsspor, BrdssIor, :; Hartford. ! ,ar.n.
Albany. 5; SpIinGtield. l tsecond).
New New Haysm' HHayen' H. nIi tit,sfsld 3 !firsn.
Waterbury. i; worcester. o tsecond,.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
M,,h: IM4,,nisviIis: 3; Mlwauksc. 2 ust.
;5:s:,s Ss%:s: s| q ,?i$:n""%S';i i%sis"sS%i. d
Columbus. =; st. Paul. 2 UsU.
St. Paul. I; Columbus. o ed.
TooAY's CARD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at PhiladcIphi1 two rames(
st. Louis at Boston.
tinninnati at New York
Chicago at BroOklyn
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics nt Cleveland
Boston Mt Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Reading at Baltimore
Newark at Jersey City
Rochester at Tortpto
buHali~SSraruse. not scheduled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
READY
FOR GRID OPENING
Frankord High Will Battle Penn
Charter When Season Starts
at Queen Lane Friday
NEW JERSEY GAME, TOO
Ry PAIL PREF

NHOI. .ESEJSS have been drawn out
W - .,,L. ho,l.oo.s horo boo,
,,aI;sLaa ~ 'au,i,n"l s, oJ;,s,oa ava
ppIo,J ' i"I ',N .Lo,. ,,.nrIs Ill
:'Gueu s'Irrs oi'tn. ., ~ o.n. ;m mu'n nf tho
-, - ~ a.'o.1eI s,L,, ~ 'no 'p'"'"s VI '"'
1, WIN hehr,S .nloooIns Th.utar
,m"uSa''uS VII T,,huSn Itooolon';, o,'; Taasne
wl'h'r ~ ,hc ih'ctn.n"''i.'. ,a"'',;'.o
chhIll'o.Sl!lp ", nln s, ;ts r,o,
Years: n'.eh'l,, 10 ,oIMa'u pnos aao;nst
!" Nnr'oLi ~, Hrn IHmot .h Id. T., tho
Ii .: - ,nJ wotc,,
imterScho'asIn l.asuec anu ,.;,, nr,r
Woodstown High in New Jersey.
Both games will be played Friday
and will mark the official opening OF the
scholastic grid season. The one game
that between r. G. and the Pioneers
Is all important Of local followers: while
the battle on th" other side, of Delaware
means just as much to South Jersey
fans.
Geirer
Coach nj Frankford
S.naa,L.n. l., al soo,;ors of tho o;tr
cchooap'.s Ionr;nr ,m o., ~ srd omt ;nst
mh,r la, Dn r;rd 81 team FranL ford viii
wna' ~, Emu san u, " is in,nnssihIo 70
nave ."iS sr"" ,.;,h E,rnod 4
say AT pr.sen,, W.. ~ "!SH p;o,anrs shoniJ
T"iges a, W. ,nnh mrI' ,"e srrcessful season
De pilo'eu .'thS ,ho pinrosrs wero NOT do .
Last year Ike ,ht a.arts and NV wero tied
lea,en IN ~ ''Er, Prrr Athvn was the only
only one Is" hr 10 1nterscho,a st r.
team no. oea,rm n;nn ~ tbe ~" game endina
League ns, uua,l'f"E ~ Ernutford's team has
But n,oS. - .bin,s do NOT In"k so
gradua1ed.e anu ,,,han 'h tba pioneers face
rosy. IN in.,, .orod mde hr Tho cre,t Dict
AZ e,ete, .hor ,u'y vii have to stem their
Merritt they WI ,,t m",' ohohII ~ Sp has ,me'a =
fastest 20 Will nass systen' tau'"H 10, N" an"
hetter r@orMa.u @ pnaN tnon, ~ thn comntrr "n. any
other scholaslic 'e""' III '"' '''"''s'
Media Hign LOOMS
For Good GRID season
>rod;, Hiob is lookinp forward m n
successful grid season. Thirty five can
didates saluted Coach =, II. Insberg at
the initial prac,ice' ana everything
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
The Soul of a Champion


Of
Of Tlien of
could Withheld the
Johnston Tin and where there this whole world aside
of the West win:
for Tn comeback II when n" critical stage
athlete of m" Germantown Cricket
brightest
cornp o
fromd
In
shown in
DALI rq"7get Johnston tet 'he
d roEd his fourth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
YALE TO TRY RESERVES
Ellis VIII Open Grid Season With
6ates Next. Saturday

New Haven, Conn. Sept. ls.-Iaie' $
football team is booked to meet Bates
COLLEGE here next Saturday, although
the fall term Of college will not open
until Eve days later.
Yale possesses enough material from
last year TO present an eleven OF veter'
ans, but Head Coach Tad Jones has
kept several reserves on the first eleven
since the squad reported. and will prob
Ably try out some Of them against the
Maine college.
nike Eddy, for instance, has been
uped at one end and ABE" Lincoln on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
Manngen1ent of the Tournament

4 forty-f national
"A championship the
the days play and the huge throns
comfortably
.nd they guided back them after the promenade between matches "
during the
million and Of them
Club
II Colom head caused
Aate rim words to be oil the Mannheim officials.
Henry Homer v" H. Ross
A. F. Francis
Tiden Cd w ~ Moce Walter
Peacock formed the Tennis Commit
Clark B. H.
Tucker the Executive Committee on the
rho the aud there
club members ~Ao stood ready tn md dh d
man fougrntulnton order for the
club mhich for the second consecutive year
Philadelphia successful n1tiondl chdmpionsh'p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
sarIes Killed In Motor Race

Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. 1s.--Roscoe
Sarles Of Indianapolis. veteran automobile
racer was burned to death In the 400 mile
race dedcatinc the new Kansas city Speed
way yesterday when his car crashed into
the car OF Pete de Paolo and was wrecked
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
THREE TIED FOR LEAD
Close Race for Pocket Billiard
Honors at Recreation Academy

There is close race on in the rockot
billiard tourney being staged at tho
ants. Vincent Gould and Bechler, arc
all tied for first place, with six vic.
tories. as against ono defeat.
frankie Burns. the one armed player.
completed his two weeks engagement on
Saturday and tho match tonight /, ho.
tween F"rri and Vincent. Tho stand.
ms of tn" players follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
Southwark Trims Liberty Stars

The Southwark Mems Club trimmed m.
Liberty Stars In smuggling match YESTERDAY
BY the score Of 1S TO q. The feature q,
the game was the hitting Of Eennsy ana
Wiley and a wonderful running catch by l.
Schaeffer
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
Campbell Elected
Steward at Bowie
New Orleans Man Will Be AS
sociated With Geo. Brown,
Jr., and H. p. Conkling.

Announcement has been made by
General Manager James F. O'Hara
that J. 3. Campbell. Of New Or
leans. will serve as one of the
stewards during the Bbwie meeting
which opens at the Prince Georges
County track tomorrow. His as
sociates will be George Brown. jr.,
representing the Maryland Racing
Commission, and II. +. Conkling.
Under the rules of the Maryland
Racing Commission. Conkling. the
Maryland Agricultural Association.
and Brown. who looks after the
racing affairs of the governing body
of the sport in the Old Line State.
have agreed upon Campbell as the
third steward of the meeting.
Campbell is weIl-known in turf
circles throughout this country and
Canada. and is regarded as one OF
the most capable officials connected
with the sport. His appointment
for the Bowie meeting will doubt
less be well received by the horse
men as well as patrons of Bowie.
For several seasons past, Camp.
bell has acted as an official at tho
meetings conducted at Plmlico,
Havre de Grace and Laurel He is
likewise engaged during the sum.
mer months throughout Canada,
and during the winter months he
presides in the stewards stand al
Jefferson Park and the Business
Mems Racing Association meetings
at New Orleans. his home town.
Manager O'Hara also announced
that George Miller. the popular
starter. would again release the
barrier. Miller's work at the 40
day meet held at the Jockey Club
de International. at Mexico City,
this past winter. was highly COM
mented upon by those who took in
the meet at that point.