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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

/ feated +. T.. Shambleau. c. NJ. Lontz
defeated :. r. Dunnock, J. L. Midg-
ley defeated w a. Weed. G. A. King
defeated n. +. Dalton, G. r. Adams
defeated j. Ferguson. h. W. Young
defeated II. 4. Schadt, W. ]. East
defeated J. n. Lloyd.
Class d: r. y. LaPierre defeated
+. a Higgins w. Dennis defeated
q Oltsch J. +. Reynolds defeated
II. Woolverton. j. II. deLorenze de-
feated W. c. Sibley &. j. Jackson de-
feated g. l.. Smith. G. Hull defeated
II. V. Kimble H. NcVicker defeated
Z. Fl. Miller, ". X. McHenry de-
feated ". d. O'Brien.
Class r: W. r. Krumm defeated
L. f. Maurer II. II. Hagerty defeated
J. r. Townsend. c. A Taylor de-
feated ]. r Cotter, c. s. Taylor de-
feated DR. Lippincott. c. L. O'Brien
defeated Z. knight. T. w. Slick de
feated O. ". Latham, A NJ. Swasey
defeated J j. Armour. A. y. Wilmot
defeated : smith
Glass r: +. W. Grouse defeated c.
T.. NIilhouse. j. J. O'Brien defeated
G. J. Hoffman. J. Coquillard defeated
A. B. Thielens. J. F. Christman de-
feated j. NJ. Peterson, W. r. Baker
defeated I. Hennings. A. c, Johnson
defeated A :. Shafer. A. r Mac
Donald defeated W X. Lamport, L.
NJ Hammerschmidt defeated T. s
Garland.
Glass G +. n. Morrison defeated
II n Herman. F. Bryan defeated Ira
Ciralsky. C. r Iontz defeated G.
Schmidt L. +. Metcalf defeated c.
.C Lampman c. T. Johnson defeated
u. r. Rose. r. r. Lucas defeated L.
w. Mccain. H. Egbert defeated G.
H. SNYDER
Doctors and Dentists flight c. ..
Terry defeated G n Ash, A. NJ. Sui
Ivan defeated c. L Geyer, c. NJ.
Fish defeated J. a Stoeckley II. s
Cooper defeated F. r Clapp. Z. ].
Lent defeated J. c. Lavengood. ".
III. Baker defeated J A. Narier. $. A.
Clark defeated DR.. Ellis.
The remaining rounds Of play will
start a. Q a. m. and continue through
our the day All players defeated
Yesterday will resume play in the
consolation fight az $50 a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

practicable. with the slower cars
leading off and dropping out as
soon as overtaken. The passing of
any car by another means ehmina-
ton Of the one overtaken.
The official lineup Of the cars
and drivers so far entered includes:
Craig-Hunt Special. Phil Hunt, In
dianapolis. Herschell Spellman,
Carl Lash. South Bend; Kenyon
Special Benny LawwelL Columbus,
o.; Chevrolet Special, Al Downs,
South Bend: Fronty Ford. Ralph
Ormsby, Indianapolis; Roofs Spe-
Cial, Ralph Blessman, South Bend;
Newman Special. Everett Newman,
hobart. Ind. Chevrolet 400. Roy
Humberger, South Bend; Rayo Ford
ldriver not selected). Elkhart: Oak
land, Ford Meyer, Indianapolis;
Monroe, Art Shady Elkhart; Nor
ton & Brett Special, Jack Brett, In
dianapohs. Chevrolet ago. Eddie
Clay. South Bend. Several other
entries are expected and viii be
announced at the track.
A parade. led by a band in which
a number of the racing cars were
displayed .traversed the downtown
streets Saturday afternoon.
The judges selected TO look after
the details Of the race are w. H.
Nichols, w r. Hinkle, H. R. Beale,
". r. Armstrong. Neal Welsh and
w. S. Bowman. c. W Beisrle Will
do the announcing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
CITY INDUSTRIAL
LEAGUE WILL OPEN
ON NEXT SATURDAY
Eight Teams to Take Field for
Opening Contests Here and
at Mishawaka.

The Industrial base ball league will
open on next Saturday withs eight
teams taking the field In Mish-
awake the Dodge band Will be on
deck for the opening game there be
tween the Dodge Co. team and the
nine representing the Bell Telephone
Co. In South Bend there will be
several games for the fans TO at
tend The opening program will be
in charge Of the Municipal Recrea-
ton committee The schedule for
the season is as follows:
May Studebaker No. VS..
Standard Oil company at Leeper
park. Dodge VS.. Bell Telephone al
Dodge park; Studebaker No. vs..
Unknown at J. D. Oliver field; South
Bend Lathe VS.. Cutter at Studebaker
park.
May O-studebaker No. VS.
Dodge, at ]. D. Oliver field; Bell
Telephone vs.. Standard oil at Stude-
baker park: Studebaker No. VS.
South Bend Lathe at Dodge park;
Cutters VS.. Unknown at Leeper park.
May 27-Stud ebaker No. vs.. Bel
Telephone company at Leeper park
Studebaker No. VS.. Standard oil al
J. D Oliver field: Dodge VS. Cutters
az Studebaker park; South Bend
Lathe VS.. Unknown at Dodge park
June Studebaker No. VS.
Studebaker No / at Dodge park,
Standard oil VS.. Unknown, at Leeper
park, Dodge VS.. South Bend Lathe
Of J. d oliver field: Bell Telephone
U.s. Cutters. at Studebaker park
June Studebaker No. 2 VS.
Unknown at Studebaker park
Standard oil VS.. South Bend Lathe
at Dodge park; Studebaker No.
vs.. Dodge. at Leeper park; Cutters
vs.. Bell Telephone, at J. D. Oliver
field.
June 7-Studebaker No. ? VS.
South Bend Lathe. at Oliver field
/ Standard Oil vs. Cutters. at Stude-
baker park; Dodge VS.. Unknown. a.
/ Dodge park: Studebaker No. 1 VS.
/ Bell Telephone, at Leeper park
June 24-Studebaker No. vs.
/ Cutters at Leeper park; STANDARD
. oil VS. Dodge. at J. d. Oliver field
Bell Telephone VS.. Unknown, al
/ Studebaker park: Studebaker No.
VS. South Bend Lathe. at Dodge
park
This schedule will be repeated or
+ July 1, s. Is. p. %, and August
and y. on the second round, and
August 19. %, September ?. 9. 16. ,:
and so on the third round which will
windup the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Local Golfers Swarm Country Club
Links as "BLow Out" Tourney Opens

The South Bend Country Club
swarmed with golf enthusiasts yes
terday in the first round of the Blow
OUT tournament, and probably no
local tourney ever opened its first
day of play with equal success To
NJ r. kavanagh and his committee,
full credit must be given Tor this
gala event and the splendid manner
in which il was handled yesterday
A fine dinner was served i'm the
evening followed by four boxing
bouts that went over big with the
members X. G. King refereed the
bouts and was Knocked down occa-
sionally by wild swings of the boxers.
IL was learned later that Bill Austin
offered the fighters a dollar every
time they nit Karl. and Bill had a
hard time checking up after the
fracas.
Two other prominent local citi-
zens, I. Hennings and Ira Ciralsky,
made their initial bow In golf yes
terday. the former taking W. r
Baker three extra holes before going
out. A strong southwest wind, fol-
lowed by gale and rain. made good
scoring very difficult
Following are the results of the
first days play
Glass a flight. H. c. Gilmore de
feated H. E. Marshall o r Hottie
defeated r. b Kelly. J. j. Woolvey-
ton defeated L. Kerner. c.. A Hisey
defeated A. Farabagh J C.. Beck
defeated NJ NJ MacLe3n F. r.
Whitehall defeated J. Z. Ned. f. j.
Bennett defeated II r. Rostiser. Il
E. Dungau defeated u Pollock.
Class 3 fight. H. L. Simont0n
defeated r. NJ Woolpert q. T. Ha-
ger defeated w Kaufer f. NJ
Sims defeated l. G. Harris. A. y.
Shidlcr defeated T. a. Hynes, J. y.
J. Farneman defeated ~ r Camp
bell X. O.. King defeated F. Adams.
w IT. Warner defeated ". W. Aus
GIN. II W. Eldridge o feated +. 3.
Warner.
class C. a.ght: J ". Shid,er de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
NOKe Dame again Downs Michigan Ag9eS Well Played Contest to-
Foster Stars For
Burnhan1 cam at
Kalamazoo Meet
Scores Seven Points in Hur-
dies as High School Ties
for Fifth Place.

In the Kalamazoo Interscholastic
track meet Saturday, IN which %
high school teams competed, the
local high school track team had
10 be content with 10 points. tieing
with two other teams for fifth place.
Highland Park high school. OF De
troit. won the meet with a total
count OF % points, placing first IN
the relay. pole vault, shot put and
low hurdles, and also counting IN
other events.
Kalamazoo placed second with Il
points and Niles ranked third with
-. Allegan finished fourth with
10 Is. F. Lansing and Muskegon
split honors with South Bend for
fifth place.
Byrley CBud) Foster. OF South
Bend, won first place IN the 100
yard high htrdles ard second IN the
220 low hurdles He set a new re-
cord in the frst-named event. top
ping the sticks IN II seconds. which
is three-fifths OF a second faster
than the old record. South Bends
other three points were tailed by
Captain Kintz. who placed second
in the quarter mile, finishing only
about a foot behind the Niles man.
who won the event
Fosters Showing Surprise
Fosters fine performance At Kala-
mazoo was somewhat Of a surprise
TO local sport followers. as he failed
TO show anything out of the ordl-
nary in the recent meet with Gull
yer. He is given special credit for
his work Saturday in view Of the
strong competition which he faced
Records fell right and left at the
meet as a result Of the stiff compe-
titiOn. Highland Parks pole vault
er broke the record in that event
with g leap OF II feet inches. bet
tering the former record by seven
inches. The Detroit school also set
up a new record IN the shot put
with a throw OF "A feet 3 inches
and IN the low hurdles with the
time Of % lis seconds The old
marks in these events were ~
feet inches and 27 3-5 seconds. re-
spectively.
The records IN the discus. broad
jump and mile run also fell The
new discus mark, III feet better'
the previous mark by eight feet. A
/ record OF % feet inches va.
/ chalked up in the broad Jump a,
compared with % feet inches. the
( former record. Nearly a second wa,
clipped off the record IN the mile
/ the time made Saturday bein.
4:44 Is, while the old mark wa
4:54
In the high jump and 22O-yart
/ dash events, the previous recordi
were equalled. while the time IN tn,
/ half mile was only two-ffths OF q
second slower than the record.
/ The next meet IN which the South
/ Bend athletes will engage IS the
/ one with Niles a week from Tuesday
in the Michigan town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Meyering Issues
Rules for Use at
Municipal Court
Congestion of Golfers on
Links Necessitates Observ-
ance of "Colf Etiquette

Rules for golfers pertaining par
ticularly 70 conduct previous 20 and
while engaged IN play on the nu-
n!cipal golf links were issued Satur-
day by Bert 2. Meyering. in charge
OF the course
First among the rules which
Meyering has been compelled 10 en-
force is that pertaining 20 conges-
ton Of players az the first tee Play
ers must await their turn at the
shelter house until the announcer
calls their numbers
Once AZ the tee. awaiting their
start players are requested not 20
swing their cubs while the players
ahead are making their drives
Needless noise is also taboo" as
decorum and quiet Is appreciated
by a player making the swing
Before shooting await the shou,
fore the signal 20 shoot
Frown on Practice.
The practice OF exchanging clubs
i- frowned upon. When this Is
necessary, clubs must not be thrown
Regulations for courses do not per-
NIT this.
Meyering in setting forth these
rules. declared that "golf" etiquette
demands an observance OF the fore
going rules and he proposes that
PLAYERS taking their turns on the
course viii endeavor 70 obey them.
Monday and Friday mornings
Meyer.ng Will devote % teaching
en- bryonic golfers. those desiring 70
learn the fine points OF the game
According 20 an announcement
made Friday by Otis s Romine.
park board member. season tickets
for the course, permitting play AZ
any time. are sold az SO apiece.
Single rounds for each player are
Is cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
PERHAPS
FEARS TENDERS
POWERFUL WALLOP
Love For Money Overcome by
Fear. Fans Believe of
Titled Benny.
BY HENRY L FARRELL

NEW YORK. May 6.-Perhaps q
isn't so much because he IS a money
grabber that Benny Leonard doesn't
like Lefty Levy Tender.
In doing everything but knocking
Johnny Dundee cold in is rounds
last night. the Philadelphia south
paw showed that he can do more
with his dukes than pick up cor-
feIts and win decisions on the type
writer
Weathers Worst storm.
Leonard has done about a dozen
numbers with the bouncing giuseppe
garrora and ne never did maui up
the Italian the way Tender did last
night
The Philadelphia graduate OF the
newsboys' home didn't knock Dun
dee out but IN weathering the worst
storm he has encountered IN his
career the Italian added the last
chapter to a record OF being the
gamest. toughest fighter IL the ring.
After seeing the performance OF
his two logical opponents" the
lightweight champion might be
rardoned for thinking up a st OF
other things that Tender has said
about him as reasons why he should
not dght him
on HIS form last night Tender
has a right 10 go into court 70 get
a bout with Leonard. charging re-
straint Of trade or some other tech
nical ground. He has every right 70
demand a chance for the title.
20 Fight in Indiana.
At 135 pounds the champion
would have the time OF his young
life keeping away from the shower
OF gloves that fell on Dundee like
cloudburst from the first round.
He hasn't the endurance or the
strength OF Dundee 20 Withstand
such a terrific body attack and IL
is no slight on Leonard 20 say that
ne hasn't the heart Of Dundee. be-
cause no fighter In the ring has one
like &C.
on the other hand. Tender could
never take Le0nard's right on the
chin where Dundee landed several
times However. IL must be reckon
ed that Tender might have beea
careless against Dundee. knowlnr
the Italian TO have nothing behind
his kicks and be might have been
leaving an opening Intentionally 10
draw Dundee I'm 10 him
Floyd Fitzsimmons says the Leon
/ ard Tender bout is AN set for Mich
/ igan city on July
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
REDS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF CARDINALS ERRORS

ST. LOUIS. May 6. - Although
outhit, Cincinnati took advantage
of five errors and won the fourth
game Of the series with St Louis.
TO 4 today. Heathcote's tumble
of Kimmicks single in the fifth al
lowed the visiting second baseman
TO reach third and score the win
ming run on Harper's single. Score:
Cincinnati ..l1O O3O OOO-5 10 l
81. Louis ...O10 010 O20-4 y
Couch and Hargrave; Ha.nes and
Aiusmith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
East and Vest Break Euen
In National Tennis Meet

BERkLEY. Cal. May b-Ihe east
and west broke even today when
William T. Tilden. II, representing
the east, won the first match OF the
east Us. west national tennis tourna-
ment from John r. StraChan. and
William NJ Johnston, representing
the west. defeated Vincent Richards
in the second match The Tilden-
Strachan score was three sets 70
one and the Johnston Richards
score three straight sets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
ONLY 20 ATHLETICS
FACE YANK PITCHER
Carl Mays Allows But Two
Hits-Harris Has One Bad
Inning and Loses.

PHILADELPHIA. May 6-Only
20 batters faced Carl Mays as ne
blanked Philadelphia by a TO 0
score today. The Athletics got two
scattered hits made by Ed Miller.
Harris pitched good ball. but a triple
by Pipp, Wards single, Dykes wild
throw and sacrifices by Scott and
Mays gave the Yanks two runs in
the eighth. Score.
New York 200 600 02O-2 5 l
Philadelphia 900 600 600 /
Mays and DevOrmer; Harris and
Perkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
TIGERS SCORE FIRST
WIN OVER WHITE SOX

DETROIT, May 6.-Detroit today
defeated Chicago for the first time
this year, winning s to l after losing
six straight games TO the White Sox
Hodge was Knocked out Of the box
in the fifth inning Pillette held
Chicago safe at all stages. Score:
Chicago ......01O 600 COO 5 .
Detroit ..... 600 341 OOO-S II ,
Hodges. Leverett and Schalk: Var
van; Pillette and Bassler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
CUBS CRUSH PIRATES
IN FREE HITTING GAME

PITTSBURG, May 6 - Chicago
won from the Pirates, II to z, today
in a free hitting game. Although
Aldridge was hit hard he more than
evened things NJ by polling five hits
out of five trips TO the plate. Mil
Ter hit a home run over the left
field wall in the third inning Score:
Chicago ..3O1 200 14O-11 Il 1
Pittsburg 1000 800 80 IA 3
Aldridge and O'Farrell; Glazner,
linn, Hamilton, YellowhOrse and
GOOch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
MOLXERINEs M.

ANN ARBOR. May s-The Uni
vers.ty OF Michigan defeated Iowa
university, 20 T. in Western
Conference baseball game here this
afternoon. Dixon held the visitors
10 three hits. Hicks home run in
the seventh averting a shutout for
Iowa Score
Iowa ..-..- 600 600 100 8
Michigan .... o30 100 10x-5 4
Dicker Frohwein and Locke.
Dixon and Wick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

SYRACUSE. y Y. May Col
gate defeated Syracuse and Pitts
burg In a triangular track and field
meet today Syracuse was second
and PirtsaurE third. Patterson OF
COLGATE was the star winning the
100 ward dash. 22O yard dash and
the broad jump. Syracuse was
nar1i-aned hv the absence 81 Wood
rims the sensational runner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
RED SOX WIN TIGHT
DUEL WITH SENATORS

BOSTON. May 6.-Joe Harris
double IN the NTH followed by
Burns sacrifice and a balk by Zach
airy. gave Boston a ] 10 o victory
over washington today. Each team
made four hits and helded perfectly.
Score:
Washington 900 600 600 C
Boston .......O0O 010 0Cx-1 0
Zachary. Johnson and Charity;
PiCiniCh and Walters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Cornell 3 Princeton I
Lehigh Z; New York 9
Swarthmore z. Mullen berg .
Harvard 4. Catholic university 8
Haverford 10. Delaware 8.
POWdoiu s Maine
Mass schusetts Asgies S Connec-
uCIt AgEiCs
Yale g. HoS Cross :.
Iowa university /; University OF
Michigan 3.
Columbia 3 Army 10.
Dartmouth l6 Wesleyan 5.
West Virginia O Virginia s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
DODGERS HAMMER OUT
VICTORY OVER BRAVES

BROOKLYN, May 6-Brooklyn
pounded three Boston pitchers for
/ hits today and won by 10 10 >.
Reuther was effective except in the
third. when the Braves punched
three hits, and in the sixth when
Boeckel hit into the bleachers for
a home run. Johnston led the as
sault az the bat. making four hits.
Score:
Boston ......O O1 oO1 600 /
Brooklyn ...150 211 23N-15 Il /
Oeschger, Fiuingim Lansing and
Gowdy. Reuther and Huugling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
INDIANS BUNCH HITS
AND DEFEAT BROWNS

CLEVELAND, O.. May 6.-Cleve-
land punched hits off Shocker today
and defeated St. Louis 10 .. in the
opening game of the series. Coveles-
kie was hit hard but kept the Browns
hits we'll scattered and received eX-
cellent support. score:
St Louis .....0U1 600 O10-2 II I
Cleveland loo sol O1x-6 10 /
Shocker and SEVERED; Coveieskie
and O'Neiu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Mike Gibbons Loses to
O'DOIUd: - Round Go

NEW YORK. May 6-Nike
O'Dowd. former middleweisht
champion. tonight defeated Nike
Gibbons. 81. Paul in l2-round
contest az Long Island City.
O'Dowd received the judges de-
cisiOn.
Gibbons used a left hook ef-
fectively IN the early stages OF the
contest. but tired after the sew
enth round. O'Dowd landed
often 10 the body and head, but
his punches were light.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
GIANTS WIN IN 14TH
FROM PHILLIES, 81
Phil Douglas Gets Breaks
Over Hubbell and Wins
Fifth Straight Game.

NEW YORK. May 6.-New York
defeated Philadelphia in a sensa-
tional IA inning pitchers struggle
today. 3 to .. Douglas outlucked
Hubbell and won his fifth straight
game. An error by Rapp on Kelly,
followed by sacrifices by SINNERS
Score:
Phila.. 600 OO2 600 600 90 10 2
y. Y. 900 Dol O1O 600 O1-3 10 0
HubbeI and Henline; Douglas and
Smith, Snyder, CASTOR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Thompson Fails to Break
OlUH Record IN Penn Meet

HANOVER y. r.. May g. The
University of Pennsylvania track
team had no difficulty in defeating
Dartmouth today. so points TO so.
Dartmouth men captured only FIVE
first places Double winners appear
ed for Pennsylvania in Bronder. who
captured the shot put and javelin
throw, and Powers, who took both
hurdle events.
In winning two open hurdle vents
In connection with the meet, Earl J.
Thomson Of Dartmouth. world S
champion hurdler failed TO set new
marks at the 20 and IS yard dis
tances. He finished the 20 yards in
nine seconds as compared with the
best time on record of S Is seconds.
also made by Thomson in 1921 In
the IS yards he finished in So sec
onds; the best time on record being
Is, made by J. J. Eller in 1911.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

LAFAYETTE. May 6.-After al
lowing two runs TO get over IN the
second inning. Wagner pitched
steady ball and Purdue defeated
Chicago, 8 10 2, in a Western Con-
ference baseball game here today.
The game was the third straight
Big Ten victory for Purdue. Score:
Purdue ....O12 O1O O1x-5 3
Chicago ......O2O 900 600 2 /
Wagner and Walther: Dixon and
Nardley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
NAVY GREW WINS.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nay g.
The navy varsity crew. inter-collegi-
ate champions OF 1921. won the first
big race OF the season on the Charles
river this afternoon. by defeating
Harvard and Princeton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Penn STATE WINS

STATE COLLEGE Pa. May e.
Penn State college defeated the Uni
versity OF Virginia In dual track
meet today. rs 10 so. The Penn
sylvanians piled up a lead in the
hurdles and middle distance runs
that the Virgiuians could not over
come
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
COLLEGE TRACK MEETS
MICHIGAN WINS

ANN ARBOR, May 6.-The Uni
versity Of Michigan defeated Ohio
State in a dual track meet at Ferry
field here this afternoon. The score
was 50 Is 10 40 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

CHICAGO. May 6-The UNIVERSE
~ or Chicago track team defeated
Purdue. 70 10 81. IN a dual track
meet today. Rain interrupted many
of the events and slowed down the
time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

COLUMBUS. Mo. May 6.-The
University Of Missouri track team
overwhelmed 30 McMillan's pray
ing colonels". OF Center college to-
DAY. sea- 20 19i5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
American League.
American association.
YEsTERDAY's REsTLTs.

National League.
Boston . Brooklyn II
Philadelphia >; New York 3 "a In.
uinCs.l
Chicago II, Pittsburg
Cincinnati 3 ST. Louis g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
NORTUWTSTFRN CRUSHED

IOWA CITY. Ia. May Iowa
snotnered Northwestern today In
track meet by the score Of 112 20
-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

Three base hit - Pacyuski Two base
hit-Blieveruicht Struck out-by Ma
geveny. g. by Johnson, 3 Bases on balls
by Mageveny. 1 by Johnson, 3. Hit
by pitcher-Castuer. Thomas. Fulleu.
mpire-H RAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

BLOOMINGTON. May earl
ham college defeated Indiana 7615
20 441k IN a track meet here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

INDIANAPOLIS. May 6.-Butler
defeated franklin i'm a track meet
here today by a score of 50 20 %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
JAPs DEFEATED.

OSAKA. Japan. May 6-The In
diana university baseball team to-
day defeated the Osaka stars. 9
10 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
WABASH BEATEN

GREENCASTLE. Ind. May g.
Depauw defeated Wabash IN a trek
meet here today s. 20 ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
GGPHERS WIN.

ANIES. Ia. May Co., Minnesota
won It's dual meet with Iowa state
today. 77fa 90 621a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
American League.

Chicago / . Detroit S
Washington o, Boston
New York 2 Philadelphia o.
st. Louis . Cleveland g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
TODAY'S GAMES.
National League.

Boston a. Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Philadelphia AT New York
Pittsburg at Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
American Association.

indianapolis st Paul-rain
Louisville-M inneapOlis-rain.
Columbus 4 Milwaukee l.
Toledo S Kansas City II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
American Learne.

Chicago az Detroit.
ST. Louis ar Cleveland.
New York az Washington.