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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-14

FOR sATE-afodern residence. south
side. near Holman st Seven rooms.
4 bed rooms upstairs. buyer can save
$1,000 il sold before March 1st Part
cash. Come and IT, - Detroit
ST, owner. Hammond. 4.9tf
FOR SALE BY owner. brick and
frame house. Az. 44e Becker St Call
from 70 D. m. and to 9 p N,
Hammond. 2:ll.3
tOR SALE-For removal. cottage and
store building. near Oakley and state
Paxton Lumber Co. Hammond. 2:l4:2
FOR SAI4E-Business properly in the
heart OF the business district In state
ST.. Hammond. Ind Address owner,
B-lle. care Times, Hammond 2:l4.2
FOR SALF-Pfnest lot on the south
side 81 foot frontage, s26 per front
loot; all assessments paid. Terms
Phone appointment, personal interview.
Phone 1f26-M Hammond. 2:13 IF
FOR sALE-40 acres land. near st
John. The old John NJ. ThIel estate.
write Geo. \. Thiel. 4735 W. Ma pie wood
ave. Ghica 20. 2.14.6
FOR SALE room cottage. cleo aud
gas. 30 foot lot. $50 Forsyth ave
Phone 1881 Hammond. 2:G4:S
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO BUY

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
STOCKS or DRY GOODS. JENELRY.
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Quote
run particulars first letter Address
B-I20 care Times. Hammand. a:lA.6
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION
IN the matter Of tho Estate of Jam IS
Hogan. Deceased. No. 246S.
Notice is hereby given that the IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-14

TOR SALE@s32.50 monthly including
interest bus a new strictly modern
four room bungalow. 3. 4 #. by l2Q fl
lot. good location. south size, near
car line Holland furnace. STATIONARY
tubs. OAK floors. electric lights. linen
closet kitchen cabinet inciosed back
porch. all large rooms, only small
ash payment required. Phone us for
snnointment to INSPECT these houses.
Eargis & Moore 462 Hammond Bldg
phone 921 Hammond. 2:14.2
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T.GST--Ping Of KEYS from Durham ave
to DoIton. return 20 So State ST.,
Hammond Modern Bakery, phone POS
1Ianmond. Reward 2;f4
I.OST-White fur piece. sunday he
tween De Luxe fheater ana Douglas
ave. Finder phone 1929 Hammond. 2s14
14OST-SnaII black memorandum book.
somewhere on FORSYTH ave and f42nd
81 Finder please return 20 420s Bar
ing ave Phone 12os-W East Chica go.
Reward. 2.f4
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FOX SALE--MISCElLANEOUS

TRUNKS. Rags. Suitcases. Why pay
two middiemen prcftse Buy from
FACTORY Direct Send for FREE Cat
aloE ACME TRUNK Sc BAG FACTORY
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FOR RT.NT-s room modern cottage. all
convenieuees. except heat Inquire
AS East Sibley ct. Hammond 2;14:2
FOR RENT room brick, house, all
modern conveuiences. cast side. Phone
1g6-R Hammond II.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

ANTET-W0fr1 for general house
work who can. cook. three in family.
trust be respon sible and reliable. Ad
dress r p. M. care Times, Ham
ynond. 2iS:3t
%yANeTFp-An experienced press girl.
Call Hammond Cleaners, T42 state
5ane st phone s5at Hammond. 2:iS.2
NANTBD-Girl for general housework
phone s52-J SIS Cleveland avenue
whiting. a:t4:tt
WANTED girl for general house
work Cai rs Mason St. Ham. 2:i4:2
WANTED - StenographHr. National
Realty Co. 2Il7, 13Tu 81, Indiana
Harbor. z.is,@
" A%TFD-Giri 10 help In store, also
hou Sswork. TscheDbach Bakery. 10l
Chicago ave. East Chicago. 2;i@2
ANTEp-Dishwasher Majestic Ehs.
tzursnt. Hammonn. SI+
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NESTTGATEi
ONLY 1910 CASH
Modern Brick Bungalow

EATON STREET. EAST SIDE
BRICK VENEER BUNGALOW AND
GARAGE
fe IT lot. oak trim, eiec tights,
screens shades. laundry tubs. furnace.
cemented basement. coal bin and all
coal in bin, Iinoleum on the floor. rooms
all newly decorated; complete in every
detail. Owner musc sell Price is
right Reduced to $500 Do not let
this real bargain get away from YOU.
Act 1T once. Call our office, phone 1917.
Frank J. WacheUicz
Home OF the Best Home Bargains
153 state street, Hammond. 2:15:tf
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WANTED 70 RENT
LOST AND FOUND

WANTED TO HEN7r-Furnished apart
rnent or house convenient to high
sschnnI Gil - Hammond e.IA.2
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED in hiEh school wants
more experience IN q garage, small
wages 10 start. Phone 4j37-M Ham
gsvysrd IsASsZk
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Mrs E. Lee.
certified medium.
Advice Daily on
Right way TO live,
Hours 9 to 9.
Spiritual meet
ings every Sunday
and Wednesday.
welcome FREE.
Phone Hammond
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sHERIFr's SALE
STATE or INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS: NO. 2Io3o. LAKE SU-
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STORAGE SALE
PIANOS AND
PHONOGRAPHS

These are all new 1922 in
struments bought by lis this
rnnr hnSt tnnonnH- cn,n h11x-
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6 p. m. Everybody week
500 State Line St. Phc
1886.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-14

Tor sale. team Of mares. Ching
about $500. One colt Fred MARITIME,
asa Cedar st, Hammond, upstairs. 2>t4:3
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INT 10 Tx IN W =
East Chicago. Indiana, February eth
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

CCAI-Telepfuones Hammond s55 and
64G. Calumet Coal and supply Com
psnv Hammond 1f:SO-ts
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

|Gt WorGn IKE re tear.
that brought ths championship 70 o.s
back in 1919. The cjtizenry y yoi-,
Wiid over the team and playing hooker
from business 70 Hock in .arge drove.
to the baseball bazaar on week days
With Pat Shea on the mound in tie
tenth the Reds finally won re thia2.
Pat passed Harper, the first hit.at,
always bad beginning. Harzrs7a
sacrificed and Caveney c.o1ted him.
self into hero classification with lov
bounding single through the BOX and
into center tnat drove Harper over II.
pan win the Winning run. It wsi
Caveney's third hi OF q Eve timss
Up. He had previously made 4 tripls
and single and had scored two runa
The Giants pushed over run u ths
third on Cunningham double, Iors7's
long Ay 10 Harper, which permitted
Cunningham 10 reach third, and Ba1-
cro:ts sacrifice ~ % Burns.
Toney allowed only two singles Up u
the fifth ard then made al error waie:
hurt. He dropped throw troa. hell7
10 retire Hargrave al frat 5ase, ant
the Red catcher Has safe. Singles h7
Caveney and Pi-elii filed TIE 6ams
and Couch singled to right, aco-as
Hargrave and Caveney. A double pla7
helped to check further scoring.
The Giants wen, 70 the front in II.
seventh with two runs. the result Q:
Groh's walk, Young's double. Grause!.
inield out and Kelly's sacrifice IL.
In the same inning Caveney triolsi
Pinelii doubled and Couch singled. net.
ting Two lurs. Then Toaey hit Burns
on the shouldrer and he was waved u
the clubhouse. Causey can1e on and
closed the inning w:tholc further sco-.
ing.
Robertson batted for Causev in the
eighth and then Pat Shea came on.
Harper and Hargrave nicked the rev.
conner for doubles and another run We.
over tho plate. Than the Giants ted
i in the ninth with Two more runs.
produced b. Gron's walk. -ieuse!'s
double. kelly's inaelt Oh. ard Cunning
hams thjrd single This made !. 5-5.
but the Reds broke the tie il the tenth.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Fire Leading Botsmen
In Each Major League
Cousineau Is Dropped
From Eordham Team
ANFRICAN 4 LEAGI T

Ed Cousineau, veteran Fordham
catcher, has been dropped from the
baseball squad by order OF the faculty.
Failure to attend classes made
Couslneau ineligible for examinations,
and cons squently for the baseball nine.
The loss OF Cousineau will throw the
bulk Of the work behind the plate on
Sandy McPeak, a freshman from
Philadelphia. The only other backstop
been carried along on the team for the
last two years as utility man.
This afternoon at Fordham Field,
the Maroon Will meet Jack Bsrry's
Holy Cross team, intercollegiate
baseball champions last year. The
Worcester collegians have already met
and defeated Fordham this season
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
To.als. .el0I52,lsl. 10. ssa142al

Totals. 561o Is 27l5l. To,als 8s81424S2
pittsburgh. ........... 200 s12 o0x--l0
Phlladelph!a -.... 100 900 o ? 3
IUo-base hlts--Le Bourveau (2). Wright
stone, TraYno-, Gooch. Three base hits
\. N.aranNille. Carey. stolen hases-Carey
90 Ems. Traynor Wrightstone. Sacrifices
Wr5shtstone. Bigbee. Ems, Traynor.
Double play-MaranNille and Grimm Left
Sn bases-Phiiadelphi IS Pittsburgh, !
Bsses xs :. on balls-0t Smith ! off Pinto.
BY Morrison. Hlts-o4 sl5i.h. ;I ''''i!- ~ IN
!-3 Innings. off Baungartncr. in Pa
sff., on P'n{9. 70 I'm n ? ~ By pi,cher-By Mor-
ilsoh tEenline) via pitch-Pinto. Los
'ne pitcher--Sn,ith Cmpires-Ouiglev and
Moran. Tinle of ear,e--l IL
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
! orty-six Shells Entered
In Regatta ON Harlem

=, Forty-siX shells have been entered in
the annual Memorial Day regatta of
the New York Rowing Club, which Will
take place on the Harlem River here
Mem orial Day
Among the out town contestants
will be the Ariel Rowing Club of Bal
tlmore, in one event. the Undine Boat
Club, of Philadelphia. in several, the
Bachelor Barge Club, of Philadelphi
in one. and Yale crew in the junior
eiRht-Oared shell race
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Totals. s. 40 81 II q Totals aoa4.:sl4

Totals =. s. % II q Totals ao,4tosl41
'Batted for Thomas in seventh inning.
Ran for Clarke in ninth inning
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
Eeaolng ............ 0 900 2ol-4
Newark. ............. 600 030 o0o-3
Stolen baseGetz. sacrifces-Rrainard.
Getz. Gilhooley. Left on bases-Nevark
$ Reading, +: Bases on balls-on File.
shltter, 4; Of Carts, 8. off Thomas, l.
struck out-By Fileshifter. |; ey Thomas.
II Hits-On Carts. 8 in 4l-3 innings: OH
Thomas. ! in 2 23; off Bender. In 2.
Wld pitch-Thomas. Winning pitcher
Sender mpires-Doolan, Mcbride and
Geston- Time OF gams-2:ob.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Totals. 3S S 8 27 8 Totals. SO 8 : 81 IA
Batted for Doak In third inning.
Batted for Haines in NTH inning.
!Batted tor Walker in sixth inning
Slated for Barfoot In eighth inning
Boston. ...,........... o05 o2O o-s
St Louis. ............. 600 003 81 o--6
TWo-b base hits-Watson. Toporcer Holke.
smith, Three-base hit-Southworth. Home
run-Hornsby. Sacrifces--Cruse Heath
cote. Holke. Double play-Toporcer and
stock; Left on bases-Boston, 6: st. Louis
= Bases on balls--Of Watson 2; off
Fll!lnglm. /; off Doak. I; off Hanes, 2; of
Walker /; off Bailey. / off Sherdel. i
Eits-on 4ti,s Watson, in 1a innings; of
F}liingln1 In 2-3; off Doak. in 8; off
Bailey, in 1-3: off Barfoot. ! in a. or
Sherdel, in L. Wild pitch-Watson
" inning pltcher-Watson. Losing pitcher
of game-1 80. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Thomas Goes to Fort Smith

FORT SMITH, Ark, May 29.-Roy
Thomas, coach of the St. Louis Car
dlnals, who have purchased an interest
IN the Fort Smith Western Associa-
tion club, has been appointed MANAGER
Of the local team, according to an an
nouncement by President Blake Harper.
Thomas also will play centerfeld for
the Twins
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Princeton Golfers Beat
Dartmouth Team 6 TO J
ollak Bovd. Dar-mouta's star go,:e

Pollak Boyd, Darrmouth's star go.:e-,
proved himself worthy leader il a
team match with Princeton University
at the Garden CITY Golf Club yesves.
day. Princeton won the match By 8
score o. 70 s.
The summaries:
singles-Hneppa defeated Boys. Up
2l holes. Sparks won iron, Sa=a - &C.
fault; Wtntringer defeated NcH-= an, T.
Gunn.son defeated Csrru.h ; aaG A.
Strahen defeated Han,on. aa5 : E.c:
defeated =. F-rerpe-. and :.
Doubles-Knepper ard Sparks cAtezta:
BOYD. W = holes; W.--r.nse- and Ca-.
ruth defeated Mckee aat Galrison an:
J. Hanlon and Rtc4 defeated S--ehzn aa.
= kneppe-. > and !.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Neadowbrook Rambiers Win

PHILADELPHIA, May %. - The
Meadow Brook Ramolers, Of New York,
to-day defeated the Bryn Mawr Free
hooters in the second polo match for
the second Wootton Cup eleven goals
to seven The Freebooters started the
match with q handicap Of three goals.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Indians Take Measure
OF Red Sox .,v = to :

BOSTON. May 23-Uhle pitched ex
celleAtly for Cleveland to-day except
IN the fifth inning. when Boston made
It's three runs and four of its seven
hits. The visitors won. to 3. with
Speaker, Guisto and ONeill featuring
in all-around play.
The sc0ra.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

get, Chortlcd FrGnt G0k6r
Hank SEVERED toward the home dug
out. you had your Old Man Ruth
and TIE whole consarn family in the
party. thank you"
Yes, the Bembino was there, but
that was all. IN order to torestalI
anxious queries as 10 what the Caliph
Of Crash did yesterday it may be
stated right at the outset that he
played left field. One vehement strike
out. one pop hy, one infe.d out and
one base or balls was his record at
: the bat
The home runs were there, even if
the Bamblno had no hand in the out
put. There were three in all, and the
longest. loIdest and most wicked ciout
was duly credited 20 Ken Williams
in the seventh inning, when the St.
Louis slugger sent Shocker and Gerber
home ahead Of hin with 4 resound-
ing smash 70 tho upper right field
stand. That makes an even dozen cir
cult blows for the Westerner, J.
Franklin Baker helped himself 20
four-base blow while the hitting was
good in the first inning. xeorlne
Whitley Witt ahead OF him and giving
the Yanks q flying start, The other
home lun Of the day was chalked up
for George SisIer, q rising young
started the fourth inning by lofting
liner into the lower right feld stand.
Baker Hits Home Run
Blond Carl Mays was the Yankee
hurler who was responsible for the
biot on the 'scutcheon yesterday, The
Submarine finger was working along
i two-run lead IN the early innings,
-e to tae circuit smash il the first
s>:oH by the Trappe Mauler In tho
urta Sisler inserted his home run,
The Yanks kept their two-run ad
ntage n their half ot the inning or
-ker's triple and q single by WaNy
pp.
The Prowns were laundering at the
.,es. however, and they finally burs.
- barriers, sacked the city and made
with the loot 4 double by McManus
single by Tohin added an alien
~ in the fifth. IN the next stanza
IS gave his first base on balls, with
astrous results. Ken Williams ac-
ted tire donation, went to third on
ereid's single and scored when q
able killing on Ellerbe's grounder
ont astray as ward threw the ball I'D
;ainst the grandstand.
That tied The count al 3 all, but the
Gordon knot was severed, N the sew
enth by the invaders when Ken VIII
lianls put in his mighty blow, scoring
himself, Shocker WHO had walked and
Gerber who had singled. Nays finished
out the inning sadly and then took the
water cure under the showers st the
clubhouse. Lefty O'Doul has been be
soechirg Miller Huggins to let him
work and yesterday he got his chance.
In facs, the portsided Californian is
probably willing to admit that he got
moro than his share
Five RIMS in Fip,,fh
The enemy scored no less than FIVE
separate and distinct t2lljes in the
eighth against the south3aw, yet not a
single KUN would have been marked
against Let>{ If Frank Baker hadn't
turned in hobble on Gerbers sharp
Erounder for tha prospective third ou,,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Totals 2s5 81 10 Totals ... oe2724o

ST-ttTv n!Ntf INNING.
1Batted for Robertson in ninth ian!ng.
Washington. ......... 600 900 So1-3
chicago -.......... oil 600 90 o.
Two base hit-Gharrity. Three base hit
- Peckinpaugh. Stolen base Mulliean
Sacrifices-MostN, Mulligan. Schalk Dou-
BE Peckinpaugh, Harris and Judge
12), Sheely tunasststed); Harris. Judge
peckinpaugh and Judge. Hooper and
Schalk. Left on bases-Chcago. /: wash
lngton. 3. Bases on balls-Oft Robertson.
or Francis ?. Struck out--By Francis
HI BY pitcher-By Francis (MostiN
Passed ball Charity. Umpires-Nallin and
HlldebraEd. Time of game-I:34
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

"Take, oh, ke
{ n ose Browns
away" chaated
the Yankees n
unison. IT O o
much is enough
Dv ia visitors
packed up at the
clubhouse an d
took TO the road
again, well c on
tent with an even
d ivi d G Of the
series with : \ c
league champions
on their home lot.
"And dor't for
&c Ch0rtlcd
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Totals 34s u 27 10 o. Totals - s22a27l44

'Eaft@d Tor Csborne IN saVerth innlMg.
Batted Ter Kaufman in ninth inning
Brooizlyn. .............. 10 sol . 1t
Chicago. ............ o. 001 0 O.
Two-bas hits-Neis, Myers Three base
hits-Grimes t2> Home run-Johnston.
stolen bases-olson. De Berry. Sacrifices
Olson De Berry. FIack. Malnaux. Johnston.
Double plays-Hollccher. Terry and Grimes;
Schmantt (unassisted>. Left on bases
Brookiyn, g Chicago 7. Bases ON balls
On J0res :; off MarauT, 6, Oft Osborne ..
St~uck out-By Mameux, :; ny Jones /,
by Osborne. Ftts-On Jones, in 8 rs
innings. off osborne ? in ais; of kauf-
manu-, in 2 Wid pi'ch--Jones. Losing
pitcher-Iones. Umpires-Hart aud O. Day.
Time Of gaue-2;03.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Robins Score Third Straight
Victory Over Killefer's Cubs

CHICAGO
found the Cubs the ending
Al Mamaux the Robins easily
the finale shortly afterward pulled
Philadelphia where they with the Quaker Thursday
of the to be disposed in three
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
First Defeat for Doak
AS Braves Beat Cards

ST. LOUIS, May 23.--Doak, of the
Cardinals, lost his first game of the
season to-day, by s to to the Bos
ton Braves, due to errors Of his team
mates. Hornsby scored his ninth home
run, and is now three behind Williams
of the St. Louis Americans, and eight
ahead of Babe Ruth. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Tigers Ninth-Inning
Rally Beats Athletics

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.--A walk TO
pinch hitter Veach, followed by Blues
triple and Cobb's single, gave Detroit
two runs in the ninth inning and their
first victory of the series over Phia-
delphia to-day, 6 to 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Reading Wins Uphill
CaneFrom Newark Bears

READING, May 23.-Reading opened
the series with Newark here TO-DAY
with victory, to 8. squeezing across
the winning run in the ninth inning
after an uphill battle.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

MamauX held the Bruins to nine (
scattered drives and six Of these were
delivered by Crimes and Terry. The
former poled two tremendous triples,
while Terry nicked four singles in
row. The Robins bumped three Chi
cago f1Ingers-Jpnes Osborne and kauf-
man-for their eleven hits, one being q
homer by Jimmy Johnston.
The erorc.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Williams's Homer ia Serenth
Breaks Tie and Settles Game
Bakers Circuit Drive and Triple Account for
All New York Runs: O'Doul's Wildness, With
Two Errors, Gives Invaders Five Runs in Eighth
By John kieran

# Miller Higgins Official list Of Pop Hate Urban
Socker will be the Abou Adhem will
al the rest by five cubic yards dusty urng Not with
beating the Iark the of the sptbal finger
intrudd aud grinnei endhs
Browns ronped of with Polo
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

- IL,
Il takes all tas
fingers and II,
thumb Of o..
hand 70 copr.
the Giants' sy..
cessive setaa,t,
a. tho present .ss
tTp'ng. It wa
tae"c "c.acy" boys
sefen:h wi0 III =
row, and tas..
eleventh success
o1t os taei,
-'..T zen ganas
w1th tne Eas.r
clubs. They a,s
e.ooW'1g along
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
a 7
P0ST0E
Totals s45lla-3s IT,

'Betted for Pennoci: n afth inning
7Batted for Fullerton n seventh inning.
-Eatted to- Quinn !. ninth inning
Cleveland. ............ o2o $50 o-5
Two base hits--Guis;o O 'Netll. EourEe
Sacrihces-Gardner Uhie. Wa,nbsganss
Guisto. Double play-Pennock RueI and
Earrls Lett on bases-Cleveland. 10;
Boston 6 Bases on balls-On Pennock
Struck out-By Uhle. ? Eits-ON Fen
mock. S IN innings; of Fullerton in .:
off Quinn, 2 In Losing pitcher-Pen-
mock mpires-Connolly Mo-Iarty and
wilson. Time Of eame-l:5s
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Toney Botted Out in Serenth
after Making u Strong Start
Cunningham's Third Hit Ties Up Game in Mini,
Inning; Fifth Straight Reverse for Champion.
Is Seventh Consecutive Victory for the p,a

CINCINNATI, May 23Stck another red in Pat ,ro
king Of Western fighting Heyder ~
gadiators gaoped the Giants
ten-innng 10 3 With W. nv
'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
. CnnDTIIG IGaT Ts
be eOpz%e5SRRtl1fnHf H8f!Ss5f1l

&Z@ OF0F<1 LI01 LII
and asks
One for example simple and soft as TINS mas just
the round athlete in the United saeI
by that the who proficient the largest number of
briefly connection, think
athletes to-day who had the around proficiency of Jim Thorpe of
Care Elmer ophant of Purdue and West Point and Neil Snow of
Michigan
qualifications?
Thorpe fooba around star line punger endrunner kicker
great player prnter
champion; basebal major Lacquer.
backs; baseball
legian track and field: good basketball: star.
runner weight hrower; baseball fielder
with major league offers.
OF More Recent Growth
leading champs to-day species Jack Dempsey
pink carnations their
the onion BLOSSOM when class
Bill Tden and Bill Johnston ranking tennis Players still
exclusive they ame along recng Zone thing at tme and that
done WE'LL"
So know play golf.
Among colgans hardly complete enough for
George Owen, Harvard
football, hockey.
That Addge of YALE both baseball and football STAR that
King and Bes of the Navy equally uoyant the gon
oHearn of Yale might leg
Kaw, Cornell shining upon grdron
Baker Of ridron and the field
combinations but the
statistics.
Fh of the proved football
ball and basketball He the best around athlete among major
eagu although Carl Mays addition pitching golfer
crack shot,
Charles Albert Bender, the Chippewa Reading
still good pitcher good golfer billiard
shot Bob 1egende of Georgetown things
field than Gatwick
the of those good at
Cyril Tley Oxford which, States
fine golfer good make
great hammer thrower if it wasn't for his pipe.
The Specialists
Dempsey Tden Ruth Johnston, Evans Ounet Richards
Leonard Greb, Cobb and Hornsby mostly specialists.
They have outside hobbies recreations such
hunting but their concentration banked sport.
jim Thorpe still the lot through baseball
football and the woodland lair O quail.
Whether the Areentne nnrsues
rleslosaurus and the anaconda in off known
Mile Lenglen took golf while discovered she had
80 she is now back out Of the buers
without great effort.
Most of the ladies strictly specialists Golf is the one game for
MISS Axa Stirling and Miss Genna Coett
for Mrs Mallory and Mrs Jup They the time nor the
inclination to be annoyed by
on IN addition to beng fine golfer expert
even unto po and Miss Mary Browne likes as
We developing stars on field and track bt
the moment of sauneng ladies have avaied them
selves OF the opportunity pame Of bc
boxing bouts - f
Even the fapper abruptly and uppt the on
sided and the cauhower
Even it is with
athletic training the husband of the longer be to in
family jous Even to-day that's the price there is
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Senators Win Final
Game From White SOx

WASHINGTON, May Washing
ton made it three out Of four by tax
ing the final game of the series from
Chicago to-day, 3 to 2.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Pirates Pound Plilly
Pitchers and Win. I0..2

PITTSBURGH, May 23.-The Pirates
drove two pitchers from the mound t.
day and defeated Philadelphia, 10 to 3.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
FruitLess Rally
Totax. 3,s13 .2ol4lI Totals. 80 8 i2s ls
.Rob.rtson out: hit By ba,t.d bail.
+Batted for Causey In eighth inning
tBatted FOR smith in eighth inning

1BatteC IOT 5TIIItTT ''e T'IKI ''''''''t.
sOne out when winning run was sco'1''
Cincinnati. 900 % D -
Eew York. o01 900 2o2 o-6
Two-base hits Cunningham. Young,
P!neEi Harper. Hargrave. Meusel TnFee- t,
haso hit--Caveney. 6acrlhces--banc ba ncrof,
kelly Hargrave. Double plays-Couc
Caveney and Daubert, Croh. Frisch ana
Kelly Left on bases-Ns'g YORK !" GIN
cinnati. g. Bases on balls--CH Ioney. !.
off shea, /: of Couch, 3. StrucH out--By
Toney, /; by shea. !; by Couch. /. Hits
or Toney. in innings (none out in
2 HI by pitcher-By Toney tBurns).
Losing pitcher-Shea. UmpiEes-Ssnte
and Mccormick Time OF game 50.