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BIG INSTRUMENT FOR GOOD IS
PROVIDED BY FINLAND HAYS

LOS ANGELES, CAL July 25-wil n. Hays, president of
the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America,
signalized his first official appearance in Los Angeles, the
home of a large motion picture colony, by speaking before
the chamber of commerce and leading motion picture men.
He said he had come to visualize the industry as a great
, 1922-07-25

three-foid instrument Tor GOOD, pe'
cause there were three things IL could
do as no other industry could do them.
1t could. he said. "fiIi n necessity,
the necessity for entertainment"
I'm the second place. It a and will
instruct-which is a most precious
power.
I'm the third place. It can do more
than n other agency TO unite the
people OF tho world to bring under
standing not only between man and
man but between nation and nation,
than which no greater thing can be
done"
Mr.. Hays prefaced his address by
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vesta is the only one of the smaller
planets which can be seen with she
naked eye. Its diameter is only 800
miles and its whole surface but one
ninth that Of Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
LECTURE ON COLD
SLAW YVES WITH
WOMEN'S TOURNEY
One-Sidedness of Tennis Meet
Cause of Total Lack of
Interest in Outcome.
BY DAVIS j. WALSH.
a. y. =. Sport Editor)

FOREST HILLS, L. l.. Aug -.
-Women's tennis i'm America has
ceased TO be sport. 1t is now a
competitive bromide There was no
more interest in the first round OF
the national women's si1gles at the
West side Tennis club yesterday
than if the affair had been a lecture
on the grow1h and development OF
cold CLAW There probably viii be
no increase of interest today or to-
morrow or the next day.
Mrs Molla Mallory 80 comp letely
dominates the situation that both
spectators and contestants are taking
the championship tournament as a
matter OF course.
Mrs. May sutton Bundy, cham
piOn Of IS years ago and the moth
en- OF three children, is the only en-
Try i'm the field that figures TO make
Mrs Mallory extend herself That
is the tip of on the situation.
In IS years. American tennis has
developed no woman PLAYER who
can make the present champion
step a. her best.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
YANK HOMERS BEAT
TIGERS AT FINISH
Meusel and Smith Hit Circuit
Drives in Ninth and Tenth
for Win.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-Meusers
home run i'm the ninth which tied
the score. and Elmer Smiths cir
cult drive in the 10th gave the New
York Yankees a to 1 victory over
the Detroit Tigers Tuesday In his
first appearance on the Polo
grounds. Elmer Smith substituting
for Babe Ruth who is stN recov-
ering from his recent operation,
made an suspicious debut by smack
ing out homer i'm the 10th with
two out. ShaWkey was effective
i'm the pinches. leaving II Tigers on
bases Score:
Detroit ..100 600 600 O-1 - 1
New York 900 0OO OO1 IL IL o
Ehmke, Oldham and Bassler;
Shawkey and Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
Major Le0guerS
Initiate Steps
to Form Unions
Milwaukee Lawyer and For
mer Ball Player Now Draw
ing Up Organization Plan.
By HENRY l.. FARRELL
L. +. STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK. Aug. 15-Organ.za
ton OF a union among the major
league ball players has been turned
over 10 Raymond J. Cannon, MI
waukee attorney. and former play
or. 90 was learned today.
The work OF organization has de-
veloped 20 a point where pract.ca E.
ly every club In the two major
leagues and several OF the minor
leagues are represented
The players who asked Cannon o.
take up the work 81 organization
want him 90 serve as president but
because ~ the time involved q the
execution OF The duties or the Once
he wants 90 serve only az lega.
adviser
u be decided finally not % sc-
cCpt the position. The leaders among
the players would ike to have
Christy Mathewson or Hans Wag-
ner named for the place
Cannon has already Interview 4
Samuel G0mpers. president ~ -
A. p OF T.. and Gompers told m
you may rest assured that 2 such
an organization Is formed that vo-
will have the support ~ the Amer
can Federation OF Labor IN any
just cause for which such a union
mey declare"
The players interested III the move
point out that they do not want 20
engender bitterness between the
players and the club owners. bur
they want 90 work together and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
DUNDEE KNOCKS OUT
FRUSH IN NINTH OF
FIFTEEN ROUND BOUT
Fight [ ntangles Fcaiherweighl
Situation. According 10
\. Y. Commission.

NEW YORK Aug To- By 4
pl-Johnuy Dundee az Ncw YuH
knocked out Danny Trush u chs
ninth round OF IS round boat tr-
night at Ebbetts field Frush had
taken count ~ nine IN the eighth
round
Dundee and Frush danced around
and clinched cautiously in the first
round bur i'm the second Dundee
sent two hard left jabs and a reh'
across % Frush's jaw. and .n tEe
third sent StC8m.nc left 20 'he
stomach Frush annoyed Dlndee
.G the th.rd with a repeating Ie(,.
JAIN.
Fru-h rocked Dundee in ~
fourth but Johnny returned severe
rights and lefts 20 the head The
crowd OF $4,000 c,amored FOR action
I'm the fifth and Dundee falling
into his bouncing style let loose
fus.Iade and Frush became dizzy
The contender counted effectively
with both hands but was beTted
again in the sixth from long range
Dundee baited Frush into leading
i'm the seventh and then used his
left effectively. He sent Frush 90
the floor in the eighth with a r.ght
10 the stomach and the Clevelander
waited for count OF nine. The
bell saved Fru.sh.
Dundee tore l Ike a tiger in tho
ninth. rocked the groggy Frush
with both hands. sunk let's into
stomach and then knocked him out
with a hard right 70 the head.
Referee Patsy Haley and Dundee
lifted the defeated boxer 20 his cor
ner BY his victory Dundee be-
came the possessor OF his second
vague title. IL gave him the rec
ignition OF the New York state box
ing commission as the feather
weight champ on Or the World.
though Johnny Kubane OF Cleve-
land remains the crown bearer OUT
side this state. Dundee alreadv
held the Junior lightweight cham
pIonship" a creation OF Promote
Tex Richard II was the winner
3l7th fight including exhibitions
IN his u years in the rlng Scotty
Monueth The man who discovered
and developed him was IN his core
uer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
BURNHAM TO MEET
SQUAD ON AUG. 26
High School Berth Recruits TO
be Taken to Camp Eber-
hart. Corey Lake.

The south Bend high school foo.-
ball conditioning camp az Camp
Eberhardt Will open Monday. Aug
2S when q large squad of asp.rants
for the orange and blue grid squad
viii invade the Corey lake camp.
ir the first lap OF the mad rush FOR
berths on the local squad of pigskin
chasers.
Word from Coach Elmer Burn
ham. who is al present .n Massachu-
sets. watching The international ten
mis- matches. gave out the informa-
ton that he will be In South Bend
ether Friday or Saturday OF next
week
4 meeting for all those who wish
90 attend the conditioning camp will
be held at the Y NJ. G.. A. Saturday
evening. Aug % az SEQ o'clock
II is OF the utmost importance 20
every aspirant who intends 20 make
the SQUAD. 10 be az this meeting as
all nna. arrange ments will be made
a. thar time Burnham advises.
II is estimated that between 90
and 100 viii attend the grid camp.
Many have already sent their appl-
cations and reservations TO c W.
Gamble. who. With George Cooper is
I'm charge OF Camp Eherhardt. The
camp VIII terminate az the end OF
one week Burnham would Ike 20
work with the abundance OF green
material for az least ten days. but
the lateness OF the starting Of the
camp and the nearness of the schoo!
song caused school officials 10 ADAM
don their former plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
DEMPSEY SETTLES
DOWN TO TRAINING
Big Fellow, Already in Spleen,
did Condition, Puts on
Finishing Touches.

uCHIGAN CITY. Ind Aug. D.
-tBv y S)-Jack Dempsey.
heavywe .ght Tight champion today
settled into the grind OF training for
his 10 round bout with BIZ Bren-
xan here on Labor Day afternoon
The big fellow already looking -
splendid trim expects 90 easily
rouud INTO shape for the mau.er VINO
gave him such rough session az
their last meeting in New York
CITY. and his training quarters in a
a.g cottage along he lake. recently
occupied by Gov. Len small, are
deal
Bill Brennan. still iittie over
WEI ht. has been az the training
Grind for SeveraI DAYS and - tearing
or the excess baggage hy steady
road work
Arrangements for handling the
crowd Labor Day were perfected toe
dat by Promoter Floyd Fitsz.m-
mons Special rains bearing fight
Fans w1ll unload close 90 the big
Bowl 10 which the -ef 90 viii take
place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
CUBS WIN: IN SIGHT
OF LEAGUE LEADERS

CHICAGO. Aug. l5-Chicago took
both games Of a double header from
Boston Tuesday. to and 8 to 3.
The double victory coupled with
New York's defeat 10y Pittsburg
placed the cubs within three and a
half games OF the leaders
Kaufman allowed only four hits
IN the first game while Chicago
punched its hits. The locals jumped
into the lead I'm the second game
10y hitting opportunity behind bases
ON balls and an error with some
daring base running Score:
Boston ........OOO 900 600 !
Chicago .....O11 200 O1x-5 10 0
Braxton, Watson AMI O'Nei'. Glib
son. Kaufman and O'Farrell
Second Game.
Boston .......O0O OO2 1908 q
Chicago ......31O 600 22x-S 1
Mcnamara and Gowdy Jones.
Cheeves and O'FarreI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
First Game.
second Came
WHITE SOX WIN WILD
SUGGEST. 10 TO IL

BOSTON Aus l.. - Chicago
made % hits Tuesday and defeated
Boston 10 TO II. the winners using
fsIr pitchers and Boston five.
Sheely. Schalk. Falk Mulliean and
McCIeuand hit the ball fercly line
hits being the rule. a bare handed
stop by r. Collins and a running
back hand catch 10y S,runk were
brilliant features Score.
Chicago ..-...033 020 221-19 p 1
Boston .....-00 l0I 0l0-ll rs O
Robertson Courtney Blanken-
ship. Faber and Schalk; Pennock.
w. Collins. Quinn. Russell Ferguson
and Ruel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
TAYLOR OF LAPORTE
LOW MEDALIST FOR
QUALIFYING ROUND
Dan Sanders QUALITIES Plays
Iiams I'm First Round for
Champ Flight.

FRENCH LICK. Ind. Aug a.
tsTeclalJ Seven members OF the 81.
Joe valley Go.f association Tuesday
turned i'm scores that place them In
the first championship figm OF the
STATE golf tournament in progress
over the difficult French Lack golf
course here. To wac the second
round or the 36-hole qualifying
round Charles Taylor OF Laporte
won the honor OF being low medal
$50 for the two DAYS OF qualifying
play. shooting the course in 80, one
over par.
Taylor started OF Tuesday morn
ing in "a rhree-way tie ior tenth To-
slsion a. a result Of shooting an 80
in the first, round Monday His total
for the 36 holes Was 1855
Sanders was down IN the scoring
Monday bat easily qualified lie Is
placed in the lower bracket for the
first round championship play and
is pitted against =. j. Ilams OF In
dlanapoHs whom ne should elimi-
nate If he is on his usual game. The
So Joe Valley golfers who succeeded
lu qualifying are Or. Sanders OF
south Bend Charles Taylor OF La
porte. John Powell J Ledbetter
and w A Hall OF Michigan city; q.
G.. Colbert. and r. b Kelly OF Elk
hart.
Johnny Simpson OF Vincennes
present champion was second low
Qualifying nnedaHst. lie turned Ia
IS Tuesday. which makes his total
ISIS. ~ he shot an so on his first 1s
holes.
Bert Ball Of he Riverside club
indianapolis. who led the field on
the first day of play was off stroke
Tuesday going out in As and com
ing in with a a. for a %. which
gave him a grand total OF 16s.
Taylor noe only shot himself into
first place as the leading medallst
Of the tournament but set a new
record for the course I'm playing il
fin IS. lie went out In 80. which is
three over Ear and came back IN "a
which is two under par
The 81 low medahsts 10 qualify
and the way they are paired for the
first round OF cha mpionship play
are. Charles Taylor VS.. Paul Shaffer'
y. KerchevalI vs. john Powell; j.
I.adbetter - Robert Resener; W
r Martin VS. r. BreSett; A. Byrne
IS. Ed Lennox. Bert Hail vs.. r.
Kelly. j. r. Hammnl vs.. b. W
short. Johnny Simpson vs.. Gler
clark: Jack Tuite vs. J. r. Easter
Frank Ayres US. Baxter Sparkle; v
r. Brown VS.. Ed thinner. J. r. Blk
Ter ". ". Van LandinEham. Dan
Sanders VS.. p J. IJams- Luke Lin
coin VS.. G. G. Colbert; Burr Swee-
zey VS. ID. W. Peck. c. r. Stevens VS.
w A Hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
Local Women Golf
Stars Win Prizes
At Ekhart Meet
Mrs. v. X. Morrison Takes
First Mrs. o. W. Kinni-
son Finishes Second.

Mrs. w. *. Morrison continued
! her unbroken string Of victories
yesterday at the Christiana Country
club. Elkhart. by winning the Elk
hart annual invitation tourney with
the score Of 52-44-96. Mrs. Morsi-
sons second round Of - was fine
achievement and SHOWS just what she
can do in a pinch Mrs Morrison
took as her prize a pair Cf beautiful
/ hand embroidered towels.
Mrs. o. ". knnison, South Bend
with loo was conf 10 strokes back
OF the winner the prize being a sill
! yer salad dish. Mrs. w J. East
another OF the South Bend stars cap
I tured a library cable set with the
score OF 107; Mrs. White the Niles
Buchanan ace with 112 won a pair
Of silver candle sticks. Mrs g.. p.
Flickinger won the qualifying round
with 80 but could not repeat on the
second circuit win ling up with "a
total Of ia. winning a box Of silk
: hose. Mrs BoOkwalter Of St Joseph
won a silver -hermos with ia. Mrs.
Walker. 81. Joe was neNc winning "a
putter with the score OF 1l6, Mrs
Carter. St Joe won tho vase with
III; Mrs. Gore. s. Toe won "A set OF
shears with l19; Mrs. II. L. Cooper
wound up the championship flight
with l2l winning q Iortfolio.
First place ia the class A flight
went 20 Mrs II F.. pOstiser with II2
winning a handsome lamp Mrs. +.
G. Campbell. g. Joe. ~. box golf
balls; Mrs. IL. r. Schadt South Bend
30. box silk hose. Mr.. Parmeter.
sgkhart. l21 waste basket; Mrs
Beardsley, ElNhart, pair candle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
Sarazen Doped to
Meet Hutchinson
in Pro Coli Finals
National Open Champ Shoots
Brilliantly Tourney in
Fourth Round.

OAKMONT. COUNTRY CLUB.
Pttsburg. Pa, Aug. 15.-(By \. p
Gene Sarazen. pride Of Pittsburg,
and national open champion-must
eliminate Jock Hutchinson OF Chi
Cago, from the national professional
golf tournament Wednesday. for the
second time i'm two seasons. or for
felt an opportunity 10 wear TWO
crowns
The Pittsburg youngster and the
veteran Scot won their Sc hole
matches Tuesday decisively as a
consequence Of brilliant play, par
ticularly IN the afternoon round
SaraZen is one of three Pittsburg
stars who Will participate IN the
four matches Wednesday the
fourth round Of the tournament
Bob Cruikshank of Westfield. y.
i. will meet Charlie Rowe. Pitts
rurs. and Will be in the upper
bracket with Sarazeu and Hutchin-
son In the lower bracket are Tom
Kerr.gan. Siwancy, y. Y. playing
John Golden Tuxedo. y. Y. and
Emil Loeffler, Plttsburg. who will
meet Emmett French OF Youngs-
town. D.
Sarazen and Hutchinson met in
the second round Of the national
1921 and Gene completely outplay-
ca Jock. winning eight and six
Hutchinson and Sarazen met with
stiff opposition FOR 81 holes but
their opponents faltered on the
home stretch Hutchinson elimi-
mated Harry Hampton. Detroit. five
and three while Sarazen. only one
up in IS holes. went wild i'm the aft
ernoon and downed r T. SprogeN,
Memphis. nine and seven.
Gene developed his Skokie stride
and puts. long and short. al look
ed alike.
Rowe won from Jack Burgess. 81.
Louis. six and five Burgess was
off color: Rowe was steady Loefr-
Ter wreeted victory from Eddie
Towns also OF the smoky city. two
and one. after the latter had been
ahead nearly an the way Towns
was two IN ~ the end Of 27 holes
but the traps proved his undoing.
r. s. GaIlett Of Hampstead, IL. put
ted poorly En- the forenoon and gave
Bob Cruikshank such a command
ing lead that the latter triumphed
sever and sN.
Johnny Farrel's sSyrocket came
down Monday the boy from Ma
maroneck. y. Y PLAYED IKE a
champion and put Jim Barnes on.
Os the running Tuesday his ALL
around play was Indifferent and he
lost 20 Kerr.sar. five and three. Far
rel puued well in the morning
round but seemingly broke under
the strain p the afternoon.
Golden. who - regarded by some
experts as contender for the title.
shot par golf. "a. and eliminated Al
Cuiti. Bridgeport. Conn. three ana
two. French outp'ayed r. s. Min
90 OF Stamford. Conn. and his
eight and seven victory was well
earned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
PIRATES PASTE PILL
AND DEFEAT GIANTS
Cooper in Form ~ Sluggers
Send Nehf to Showers in
Second Inning.

PITTSBURG. Aug. l5-Pittsburg
by hard hitting defeated New York
Tuesday. shaking off the hoodoo
that Nehf has held on them for
years Nehf was knocked out OF
the box in the second inning Coop
er was IN good form. holding the
Giants 10 five hits, two Of which
came in the ninth. giving the visit
ors their second run. In the eighth
Tierney Knocked a homer scoring
Russell who had tripled. Score:
New York 100 OO1 OO1-2 o
Pittsburg ....21O 01O 01X-6 u
Nehf Jonnard and Snyder; Coop
er and Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
RIIEs BEAT INDIANS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug 15-Kan-
sas City scored four runs In the
ninth inning here Tuesday and
won from the Indians Z 70 I Bono
won his second game OF the series
and aside from Browns homer
which was long drive that bounc-
cd out fthe park. held Indianap-
Oils in check. Score;
kansas city 900 600 004-4 i o
indianapolis 0l0 900 900 s
Bono. wilkinson and Shinau,t.
Cavet. Weaver and Kruger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
second Game
BROWNS AND SENATOR'S
SPLIT IN TWIN BILL

WASHINGTON. Aug 10. ~.
Louis split even in double head
er here Tuesday. winning 10 1
after being defeated i'm the opener.
s 10 /. Zachary proved a puzzle
90 the visitors in she first game
while the locals punched hits off
both Wright and Pruett. In the
second game the locals were bart-
led by Davis. Score.
First Game.
81 Louis 100 0O0 010-1 II /
washington POI 900 elN-6 10 .
Wright. Pruett and SEVERED; IA
chary and Piclnich.
second Game.
81. Louis ....0I1 coo 210-7 u o
Washington 600 900 0O1-1 ;
DAVIS and SEVERED: Francis and
Ficlnich Torres
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
NuLERS DOWN HENS.

TOLEDO o.. Aug. I5.-M.rnee D.
ois made .t three out OF five for
the series BY winning Tuesday. :
90 G Ayers was unable 10 hold the
Milers in the p.nches Wade won
the game IN the ninth with a home
run over the right field wall Whit
;ed stole home with the tying run
jon the eighth. Score:
Minneapolis ..0O1 Goa oil 13 .
Toledo ...-. 600 OO3 1916 10 I
Phillips. Ylngiing and Mayer;
Ayers and KocheT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
REDS BLANK PHILLIES
AS DONOHUE HURLS

CINCINNATI O.. Aug. 15.-Don-
chue was in rare form Tuesday and
the Reds shut out the PhiUies s to
o Meadows was effective except
I'm the third when the locals scored
an their runs on singles by Burns
and Daubert a pass and dou-
BILE by PinelIi. Score:
Philadelphia 900 O00 1000 I
Cincinnati 49,. OO3 600 OOx-3 10 ?
Meadows and TenHne; Donohue
and WingO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
Kid Mccoy NOw Has
Enough Wires For a
"BIOOmer Girl" Team

LOS ANGELES. "alif. Aug To-
tBy T. y Skid Mccoy, former
m.ddleweIgh- boxing champion. but
ln private life Norman Selby Is 10
he married aeaiu. -hls venture. sche-
duied 90 take place within the next
few weeks will be the former pugi-
lists ninth voyage on the matrimo-
rial sea- All of his pas, marriages
have proven failures. ending in d.
VorCe
who the young lady IS the kid"
refused 90 reveal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
INDIANS AND ATHLETICS
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is. ~
Cleveland and Philadelphia divided
a double header Ia. day. the TO-
mer winning the first game II 10 4
and Philadelphia the seconu. TO
4. Cleveland pounded four local
pitchers for ! 8 hits in the first game
including homers by O'Neiu and
Wood Boone and Lindsay We're
hit hard In the second confess
Clarence Walker made his -2Gth
home run IN the first game and his
27th in the second Score:
First Game.
Cleveland ...0l2 600 1c1-11 10 0
Philadelphia 600 600 eel 4 ,
Morton and O'Neul; Heimach,
MAYOR. sullivan. Eckert and Per-
k.ns
second Game.
Cleveland 49,. COS 001 00O--1 IL 0
Philadelphia no 2lO 2ON-7 10 l
Boone. Lindsay. Edmunds1n AMI
O 'Nelu: Rommeu and Perkins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
COrONEIS COP.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. IS. - Louis
Vile made it three out OF four by
defeating Milwaukee TO IN 4 II
inning game Milwaukee had run
ners on first and third I'm the 18th
when Koob replaced Estell and re-
tired Lober. REVERE walked Ellis
and Never purpOsely In the ninth
ard 18th. filling the bases. In each
Inning ne retired Schepner and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
Joe Valley golfers qualify for championship flight
Rena A zoff Cops
In Grand Circuit
Feature at PhiHy
Takes 1000 Purse an d
Joshua Evans Trophy in
Straight Heats.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug Is. -
Especially -Rena Azoff. daughter OF
Azoff. driven by Walker Garrison
won the feature event the Direc-
tors stake for 81 900 purse and the
Josua Evans trophy here Tuesday in
the opening Of the Grand Circuit
harness races at the Belmont Driv-
ing park.
Rena Azoff won the race in
straight heats from a field Of -
starters. Interest in the days card
centered on the event which was
open to horses owned in Pennsyl-
yania. A large crowd attended the
opening days events.
King Watts. driven by Lon Nc
Donald won the 900 trOt. He won
all three heats and also took the A.
b. Matthews cup. Tom Murphy with
Carmelita Han took second place.
Nat Ray, driving Robert Direct,
got away with the first two heats
of the Adelphia a purse Of $1,000
and the Adelphia hotel trophy by
winning the first two heats. Able
dale with Cox up got second money.
A novelty feature OF the day was a
one heat dash Of one mile, the horses
starting 40 yards behind the mark.
The purse was $500 Tallahatchie.
won first money. Tom Murphy with
Plain Mac took second place.
Summaries:
Pick up the summary
The Directors stake for 9:1G trotters,
purse 81 eco:
Rena AEON. u m. by Azon Gar
risohl $500. -'.-.... .'...'..''-d j.
Belvue. Il :, CHartmanl ...........2 3
Carville d. blk 2, (Klinel ......-..4 :
Hollywood King. ch z tWhitby..1 10
Banque. z. C. McDOnaldD lob 10 .
Sadie Penn. General knight, Brown
Cap, Mystic Wood. Nal Boy. Sarah II
and SOnOwa Brooke also started
Time > ,09l4 2:O9l9 2:O9i4
The Mathews stake for .. 90 trotters.
purse $1,000 Three heat planl:
King Watts. b : by General
Watts Mcdonald .............1 7
Carmelita Hau. b m, (Murphy1...8 , 3
Mainlick. blk 2. Thomas ........2 >
McGregor the Great, % :. tCoxp...5 =
Boy0l0. blk =. Berry ............4 .
Time :0Sl4 2:0SA 2:OS.
The AdelphiI stake for 2.lO PAGERS.
purse $1,000 tthree heat PLAN.
Robert Direct oh =. by Walker
Able Dale. bin h. ,Coxl..........2 , !
The Sherwood en- Z, tMurphyl...3
Harold Hale, z. lFogg) .........G 4 =
Billy Wilcox. z. Garrison .....4
Dock NtuwOod and Phyliss NOlO also
started.
Time posi- 2:OSh 2.07.
Dash for IA trotters. one mile and
loo yards:
Tallihatchie. D 2 by Etawah Edmanl Il
Plain Mac. b 3, Murphy ............. =
Elsie Laird. b h. Davis .............. 3
DR.. Jiggs. n. lNatchert ..............4
Time III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-16
DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN
OFFICIALLY SIGN FOR
MICHIGAN CITY SCRAP

CHICAGO Aug iS.-tBy l. y. s.
The Dempsey Brennan heavy
weight championship match sched-
uled 10 take place az Michigan city
on Labor Day was officially cInched
tere when the hghters and their
me- nagers met az a hotel and sign
81 articles late Monday afternoon
ForfeIts were .osted 81 $4,000
each Promoter FLOYD Fltzs.mmons
nut up $50 600 20 guarantee the
sh0W
After the articles were signed.
Dempsey and hls manager left FOR
Michigan City whore he VIII begin
taia!ng.