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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-06

The most remarkable rubbcr--pro-
ducing region in the world lies in the
valley Of the Amazon and covers an
area Of about 2.4OO, 900 square miles.
of which by far the greater part is in
Brazil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
Yankee Fans For
Once Recall hat
Team Has Boss
Miller Higgins Even Comes
Close to Receiving an "Ova-
ton at Park.
Ry HENRY i. FARRELL.

utted frcss stan Correspondence
NEW YORK. May 11-Miller
HuEgus came mighty near getting
hand few days ago at the Polo
srourls
when John NcGraw shows up
occasionally in uniform 20 lay down
few for in6eid practice. he gets
am ovation When Iris Speaker.
Tv Cobb. Kid Gleason. Uncle Robby
and the other pilots who do not
work from The cover of the bench
show themselves. they always got
% Aat raiser
New YORK until recently always
acted as 30 Higgins wasn't there
When his name was mentioned. Z
was held up for a slam. II may be.
however. that the poke which waite
Hoyt directed az him a few DAYS ago
was the blow that knocked out 10
jinN.
Despite The fact that Higgins
huIt mp the club which won the
first American league pe1naut for
New York. he never GOT credit.
Things seem TO De changing how
ever The fans openly credit him
with stragety that won the first two
games ~ the present White Sox
series They began % see evidence
OF manager in the work OF the
club and they admitted that there
might be brains IN the team that
has always beer considered mechan-
icsl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
DEMPSEY MAY MEET
WILLS IN BOUT AT
MONTREAL JULY |
Offer of Battle Will Be Made
to Champion on Return
From Europe.

NEW YORK. May 3. When
Heavyweight Champion Jack Demp-
sey returns Nay 20. he will be offer
ed a bout with Harry Wills negro
challenger. Ii the title-holder &C
cepts. the contest probably will be
staged IN Montreal Much. however.
depends on Dempsey's willingness
20 meet Wills on his terms
Montreal is not expected to op-
pose staging the bout there. accord
ing TO statement Thursday by
Frank Flournoy, one of Promoter
Tex Richards Ieutenants Flour
noy. who inspected several sites. as
serted that Montreal offered the
most pleasing lighting grounds.
Efforts sto communicate with
Dempsey concerning the bout prov
ing unsatisfa Glory, the promoters
decided 20 postpone action until the
champion reaches this country. Ar
rangements for the bout also would
involve Jess Willard. former cham
Pion. who has been tentatively
promised another date with his con.
que~er i'm Jersey city during sep
TENDER. IT Dempsey agrees TO meet
Wills tho Kansas giant will be asked
20 begin active training at once to
meet the winner
F1ouraoy is authority for the
statement that Montreal interests
showed several ring sites near the
center of the city. The bout would
be held July I. Dominion Day This
preceding July 4 would give Amer
leans four DAYS in which TO take in
the bout and go Sightseeing The
promoters are counting on the addi-
tonal attractions of liberal prohi-
bitio0 laws and excursion rates
10 draw many boxing fans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
DOUBLE ATHLETIC
PROGRAM ON BILL
Atm. D. TOMORROW
Baseball Team to Meet Kala.
nlazoo. While Track Team
Opposes Depauw.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12

time the hzht-it WON'T take long
said Deecamps
Bets ~ four 10 one on Carpenter
were laid ar the ruesde
Coed Big Man"
1T was merely matter OF game
little man against a good big mar
said Jack Dempsey Thursday night
Dempsey was NOT looking ar the
ring when the knockout was scored
He was autographlns a program.
Therefore he declined % comment
on the fairness OF the blow which
felled Lewis
on the other hand Jack Kearns.
Dempsey's manager. asserted that
there was no question about the
blow being clean" knockout.
Kearns added that Carpenters sem
sauonal win enhanced the chances
of a second Carpenter Dempsey
match being arranged shortly
The Exchange telegraph expert
considers the fight had a most un-
satisfactory ending He declared
that there was no doubt that lew
s had the better az what little box
ing there was and no question that
when the referee called the men 70
break AWAY Lewis automatically
dropped his hands ana the French
man took advantage of this and put
Lewis down for the count
The management OF the hEht de-
-,ined 10 make public the amount
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
English Fight Enthusiasts
Hiss Frenchn1an's K. O.
Punch Coming Out of Clinch
Suddenness of Fall English Spectator
Lewis Holds Aggressive from Start to Final Punch
Though Heavily Outweghed by Frenchman

LONDON May 1l.-(By the Associated Press Georges
Carpenter thursday night knocked ed Kid Lewis the
first round of what have been 20round bout light
heavyweight championship of the world held by Carpenter The
end when Carpenter breaking from clnoh drove
sharp right the point OF Lewis Jaw The Englhm opped
backward and lay motons the floor until the referee
counted Then Carpenter picked his fallen foe and aided
in carrying him to his
The spectators slow realize what had occurred but
when finally they compehended that the battle and
Lew defeated, there of boos and of
Foul from al of the auditorium which
the comparatively little applause Carpenter receiving
his partsans.
From the sound of the gong the end of the referees
minutes and fifteen seconds interviewed Carpenter weighed
rs pounds the light heavyweight limit while tipped the
scales pounds with his clothes when the fighters weighed
this afternoon. Jack Dempsey worlds heavyweight champion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
University Golf
Tourney to Get
Underway Today
Checking of Stock Completed
and Sec'y Mellon Will Re
ceive Report FRIDAY.

Seventy Notre Dame golfers over
hauled their clubs last night ln
preparation for the opeuiuE OF the
university Eolf tournament today.
The matches Will De played on the
south Bend municipal links. The
frs; round must De- played before
Sunday. the second round before next
TUESDAY and the final round before
Saturday May -0
The frst flight VIII include players
who qualified with scores below SIS;
the second Hight those who qualified
with scores between So and 100, the
third nirht those whose scores were
poorer than lo0 About "a men
are entered ia the first night. 20 iu
the second and the remainder ir
the third Prizes for the winners
in each class have been offered hy
South Bend merchants
first TourncS of Kind.
Tac tournamcu, VIII be interest
Ing 10 for no other reason chan thnt
ID IS the frs; OF IT'S kind ever held Ia
the history 81 the school Golf re-
ceivei ts first BOG impetus at <otre
Dame about eiEht years aCo when
course was built north 1f Duiare
Han This course was shor, lived.
however being abandoned in 1915
Since then scores NJ students have
been PLAYING thc Sart iu the outiy-
ms meadows. DIGGING holes here
and tEerc and playing over theas
rough courres with Just as much ON
thuasssm as 10 they had been cn-
Fueered Is a dozen golf architects
The interest shown in tie game has
revived che movement FOR new
course az the university It the
tournament should prove So be as
popular as is expected there Is mo
G-ubht tl8t the authorities az Notre
Dame wlll consent 90 the laying out
af the desired course.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
Winner of Derby
Will Net Gunner
$4,000 a Minute
Victor in Racing Classic" to
Pull Down $4,000 Purse
Horses Rest Thursday.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May II. -
More than $4,000 minute will be
paid 20 the winning horse in the
Kentucky Derby here next Saturday
for the two minutes. more or less.
the possible time in action. Gross
value OF the stake If 10 horses face
the barrier will be $4,000. which in
cludes the purse OF $4,000 offered
by the club, fees from 90 nominees
at S25 each. and $500 each from 10
starters. The winner takes Il all ex-
cept $4,000 10 the owner Of the sec
ond horse, $4,000 10 the third and
81 900 10 the fourth, leaving $4,000
in prize money for the thoroughbred
which noses out the field.
While these tidy sums go 10 the
persons directly interested in racing
as an institution. it is a small part OF
that which il will cost the public 10
see what Kentuckians invariably
team the racing classic" PreIara-
tons have been mamde 20 handle
the 600 spectators whose tickets
OF admission alone will cost them 50
each exclusive Of war tax
Take Things Easy.
Derby candidates took things easy
Thursday. Norwich. the hope Of
the east in the turf classic, logged
around the track in the morning.
Friday he viii be given fast
workout by Jockey A Johnson. who
will pilot Norwich Saturday.
Speculation conferred Thursday
on whether Busy American, the E.
r. Bradley ace, would start. Re
ports Wednesday were TO the effect
that the Bradley hope would not
be in condition to go the distance.
Mr.. Bradley arrived in Louisville to-
day and examined Busy American
but would not state definitely
whether the colt would face the bar
rier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
DOAK LETS GIANTS
DOWN WITH SINGLE
Bunt by Bancroft in First
Robs Card Hurler of
No-Hit Came.

ST. LOUIS. May 11.-Bin Doak
held the champion Giants TO one hit
Thursday. the Cardinals winning.
70 0. The lone hit was made by
Bancroft. his first time az bat. when
he placed a perfect blunt along the
first base line. Two years ago Doak
was robbed of a no-hit game on =
similar play He has never hurled
a no-hit contest. Score:
New York .. eco 600 600 o
St Louis $780,. 900 600 02x-2
Douglas and Snyder. Doak and
Clemens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
PIRATES TAKE THIRD
IN ROW FROM DODGERS

PITTSBURG. May Brooklyn 5
errors were costly and the Pirates
made il three straight from the
Dodgers by winning Thursdays
game. u 70 g. Manranville's single
in the fourth inning made it IS
consecutive games in which he
has hit safely Score.
Brooklyn 200 eel 100 IL 3
Pittsburg .230501 10x-l2 IS /
Ruether. Vance. Gourdonier. De-
catur and Miller. Hungling. Adams
and Nattox.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
REDS DEFEAT BRAVES
IN SLUGGNG CONTEST

CINCINNATI, O., May 11.-Cin-
cinnau defeated Boston in a slug
sing match today TO s. The game
was featured by a triple play when
Bohne was headed off at the plate
after two men had been retired by
Kopf. Ford and Holke Score:
Boston .......12O 900 10O-5 2
Cincinnati ..414 COO OOx-99 IA 0
Watson. Oeschger, McQuillan,
Lansing. Braxton and O'NeilI: :
Couch. Rixey and Hargrave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
JONES BEATS FABER
In PITCHERS DUEL
Lucky Break in Seventh Gives
Yanks Victory Over
White SOX.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE New
York Yanks made it three out Of
four from Chicago, winning the last
game Of the series. 10 l. Both
Jones and Faber pitched well and
the New Workers won by reason Of
a lucky break in the seventh inning
With two out, Schans on third and
Jones on second. Mcclellan muffed
a high infield fly by Fewste~. both
runners scoring Score:
Chicag 90 -.-. 900 COL 600 5
New York 200 O1O 2Ix-4 s /
Faber and Schalk; Jones and
Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
Second Industrial League
10 be Organised IN Cfy

Following ,hc launching Of The In.
austrial baseball league saturday a
second six-ciub Industrial league VIII
BE- organized by the South Bend
Municipal Recreation committee. ac-
cordlng to an announcement made
Thursday morning
These teams wiz also play on sat
urday afternoon and wiz be teams
froFu south Bend manufactures
concerns ana business houses. Thres
teams have already been entered In
the league. T. p Hardy Co. stan
dard or Co and another team from
the Studebaker corporation Three
more teams viii be entered neN'
week ard "a schedule will be arrang-
ed. These games win be played on
baseball diamonds az Notre Dame
s.-5sdebaker and Potawatomi park
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
TIGERS DOWN RED SOX
IN FOURTH STRAIGHT

BOSTON. May 11.-DetrOit made
il four straight by defeating Boston.
) 10 8. Thursday Stoner relieved
Johnson in the third and proceeded
20 pitch effectively. giving him his
second win Of the season. Score:
Detroit ..... coz 010 O2O-5 II 5
. Boston ......110 600 001-3 I
Johnson. Stoner and Bassler: w.
Collins and Walters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
CUBS DROP OVERTIME
CAME TO PHILLIES

CHICAGO. May II. - Chica 20
dropped from second 10 fourth place
Thursday when Philadelphia took a
10 inning game. Il 10 Q. while s..
Louis and Pittsburg won Score:
Philadelphia 040 20 020 Pill 10 I
Chicago ...03C 0O2 30l o. III l
Hubbell. Belts, Winters and Hen
line. Osborne. Kaufman. Freeman.
Keene and O'FarreU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
INDIANS HAMMER FOUR
PITCHERS OF BREWERS

MILWAUKEE May IL -Four
Milwaukee pitchers were pounded
hard Thursday and indianapolis won
the final game Of the series. Il 10 6.
MCCarthy's helding and Rehg's hit
ting featured Milwaukee suspended
Pitcher Sherman for refusing 20 re-
port 20 the Oklahoma City club OF
the Western league Score.
Indianapolis .212 3G4 oO1-14 90 .
Milwaukee GOO 012 500 6 Is 1
Weaver Cavet and Kruger:
Clarke. Lingrcl. Setback. Diedrich
and Gosset,. Myatt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
INDIANS NOSE OUT 81
WIN OVER ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May Ii
SewelIs home run followed by
Gardeners double. Woods single and
O'Neilrs sacrifice. gave Cleveland
TWO runs in the eighth inning and a
20 4 victory over Philadelphia on
Thursday in the final game of the
series Score:
Cleveland 200 600 120-5 II 2
Philadelphia 600 400 600 0
Lindsey, Morton and O'Neill:
Heimach. Eckert. Rommel and Per-
kins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
Fifteen High Schools
Enter Track Squads in
Northern Indiana Meet

Special 20 The News 7 ines
PLYMOUTH, Ind May IL
Fifteen northern Indiana High
schools. represented by Us ath-
letes are entered IN the annual
Northern Indiana track meet
which VIII be staged az Centen-
NAL park here Saturday. South
Bend viii not compete.
The schools entered are BrA-
men. Culver. East Chicago. Elk
hart. Etna Green. Emerson Il
Gary. Froebel OF Gary. Goshen.
Hammond Laporte. AIiddlebury.
Michigan City. Plymouth. War
saw and whiting
Eleven events are on the pro
gram which Includes The 100 and
220-yard dashes. $40. $50 and
mile runs. 30 and 22O-vard
hurdles: high jump: broad Jump:
pole vault. and shot put
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
INDUSTRIAL TEAMS
OPEN LEAGUE GARD
SATURDAY,, GAMES
South Bend and Mishawaka to
See Six Teams in Action
Saturday.

Owing 10 the failure OF two teams
10 enter the Industrial Baseball
League IL has been necessary 20 re-
wise the schedule and make the cir
cult a six club league.
The following teams will open the
league Saturday; StuGebaker Plant
playing the George Cutter team al
Leeper park; Dodge Mfg. Co. play
ing Studebaker Plant al the Dodge
ball park in Mishawaka: Bell Tele-
phone Co, playing the South Bend
Lathe Co. az Oliver Field
With a six club fesgue each team
Will now he able TO play the same
number Of games at each ball park
The games Will be started at $50
o'clock instead of 8 o'clock as prev
iously announced. According 10 the
present arrangements for the grand
opening Saturday there will be two
games in South Bend and one in
Mishaw aka.
Riddles 20 he Guests.
Brief ceremonies will precede the
games. At Mishawaka the children
from the Orphans Home will he the
guests Of the league. They will be
brought 20 and from the park by in
terurban The Dodge band Will play
and officials Of the Dodge company
Will attend the game i'm a body.
At Leeper park the Studebaker
band will play and the Boy Scouts
viii drill and give an exhibition be-
fore the game.
The program az divers Field has
not been fully completed Consid-
cradle Interest has been aroused as
10 the relative strength Of the teams.
A large delegation Of fans from each
Of the organizations represented in
the league will be on hand TO start
the league off in STYLE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
BLUES TRIM CoIONEIs

KANSAS CITY, May 11.-After
holding Kansas City TO a pair OF
runs for FIVE innings Tommy Long
weakened in the sixth when the
locals scored seven runs. winning the
fourth game of the series with
Louisville THURSDAY 70 g. Score:
Louisville 100 220 001-5 2
Kansas City .0c3 007 00x-9 i 1
Long. lineup and Brottem. Schupp
and MeGarty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
p. VI. c. TEAM TO MEET
C0L0RED ATHLETICS

The p. NJ. c. baseball club OF this
city will meet the Colored Athletics
sunday afternoon. the game being
scheduled 10 begin az use O'Clock
az the Leeper Park diamond 4
fast and close game is assured -
the colored boys have a good CLUB
which has made good record IN
the early games this season.
The Athlet cs have signed a star
battery from Louisville Ky this
year and exrect 20 cut a swath IN
Independent circles. Lefty Clark
and Zigler viii be in the points for
the r. Va C. nine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12

Nagnauimity. though Il looks ex-
pensive for short course. IS always
economy In the long run.
Life Is too shcrt. Death eeizes Us
While we are stil fuE OF our miser-
.es and our good intentions.
Industry IS Fortunes right hand
and frugality her left.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
NnLLERs WIN.

MINNEAPOLIS. May ii.-Minne.
apolis made 70 three straight from
Columbus Thursday, winning 4 10 1.
Mangum was effective. but Sanders
was relieved after the sixth To-
morrow Is an open date In the
schedule. but last Mondays post
poned game viii DC played or by
mutual agreement score:
Columbus 200 Oc9 OOI-1 q
Minneapolis .l10110 o0x-4 10 o
Sanders Burvell and Hartley.
Lees: Mangunl ana Mayer
Southern Association.
Chattanooga I; Atlanta q. CCaued
5th. rain).
little Rock I Birmingham .
Nashville 9; New Orleans 2
Memphis I Mobile Is.
He cannot speak well that cannot
hold his tongue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
BROWNS BEAT SENATORS
IN FINAL OF SERIES

WASHINGTON May II. $.
Louis made il three out Of four
games by taking the final OF the
series here Thursday. 3 10 3 The
visitors runs all were scored in one
inning. four OF them due TO faulty
fielding by Charity and Bush.
Score
St. Louis 900 O5O ooo-5 /
Washington 600 $50 0o0-3 {
Pruett. Bayne. Shocker and Sew
ereid; Zachary. Phillips Brillheart
and Charity.
Error IS temporal trutA eternal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12

NEW YORk-Frank Flournoy.
matchmaker az Madison Square
Garden. returned from a trip 20
Montreal and announced that Jack
Dempsey and Harry Wills NIGH
fight there on July I
NEW HAVEN-Mac Aldrich. All
American football star. hit two
homers with the bases filed Yale
beating Pittsburgh s 10 g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12

ANNAPOLIS--The Navy eight
Olympic. National and Intercollegi-
ate rowing champions. will be al
lowed 20 race IN the intercollegiate
championships az Poughkeepsie next
month. Admiral gibson announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
SPORT 22222
COLLEGE, BASERAII

Penn State Z Yale l.
Tufts 10. University Of Pitts
burg l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12
Lewis Dazed

When Lewis was taken 10 his cor
uer he sat dazed. but with his eyes
blinking, as Carpenter walked about
the ring smiling and acknowledge
The mild applause accorded AT tn
same time supporters of Lewis
crowded about the rinEside and pro
tested 10 the referee and ring of-
cials against the decision. declarns
il was unfair
Before the night Lewis got such "a
prolonged ovation from the crowd
tina. the spectators did not see Car
penuer until ne was climbing
through the ropes The Frenchnan
then was accorded "A greet-g but
somewhat less hearty than that
given Lewis
While che bandasinE Of the hands
Of the lighters was proceeding. Jack
Dempsey wes introduced from The
center OF the ring AS the American
tighter eft the ring he wished good
luck" 10 both Lewis and Carpenter.
calling Carpenter "old pal
As tho ring cleared and the go12
was about TO sound for the com
mencement Of the fight. Desc8mps
handed watch 70 a French news
paperman at the ringside You
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12

Yesterdays RESULTS.
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Nutioual League.
RostOn . Cincinnati -.
Chicago % Philadelphia n.
View York o. ST. Louis -
Brooklyn % PittsburE -
American League.
fhIcaED ] Ncw York a.
Detroit = Boston g.
Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 4
49, Louis . Washington 3.
American Association.
Indi1naI oils "a. Milwaukee 3.
Columbus Minneapolis (
Louisville 3 = Kansas city ..
Toledo az ST. Paul. wet grounds
TODAY'S GAMES.
National League.
Boston no pittsburg.
Brooklyn 40 Cincinnati.
New York M 81. Louis
Philadelphia 40 Chicago.
Chicago no Boston.
American League.
81 Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit no New York
Cleveland no Washington