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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
Expects Dempsey Scheduled Labor
Dan Sanders Wins First Two Rounds
In French Lick Championship Play
Eliminates Lincoln and IamsOny Northern Indiana Player
Survive First Two Rounds - Meet Burr
Sweezy of Lafayette in Play Today

FRENCH LICK. Ind Aug. 16.-
Especially blight golfers are left in
the fight for the state championship
following the playing OF the first two
rounds Wednesday over the French
Lick course.
The upset OF the day was the de-
feat OF Charles Taylor OF Laporte
who was the low medalist for the
qualifying rounds he was defeated
by Paul Shaner OF indianapolis.
Dan Sanders OF South Bend wae
the only player from the north part
Of the state TO survive the first two
rounds of play and will meet Burr
Sweezv Of Lafayette Thursday over
the SO hole route. II he can turn
the trick with the Lafayette star
he is sure 10 go into he finals as
be would not get much opposition
from the winner OF the Easter-Zim-
mer match.
In the upper half Bobby Resener
Of Kokomo should dispose Of Pete
Shaffer. despite the indianapolis
yesterday. Resener is an old cam
paigner and has held the state title
and will trim Shaffer in the 80 hole
round.
A. Byrnes the youngster from La
fayette should not survive in his
match with John Simpson and will
probably take the count. In the up
per half it looks like a certainty that
Resener and Simpson will meet in
the seni-fnals. Sweezy may try 10
keep up with Sanders in driving today
and If Dan can get him TO pressing
the Lafayette man IS likely TO tum-
BILE. Sweezy is the big obstacle for
Sanders and if Dan can come through
today he will have an excellent
chance at the crown once NOR.
The pairings for the rounds today
are as follows:
Paul Shaner, Indianapolis. and
Robert Resener, Kokomo; Ainsworth
Byrnes. Lafayette, and ]. f. Easter,
Logansport. John Simpson. Vim
cenues. and Edward thinner. Indian
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
HEAVE DEFEATS
INDIANS IN NINTH, 100

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16. - A
wild throw by Joe Sewell IN the
ninth with two out gave Philadel-
phia a 10 TO 9 victory over Cleve-
land Wednesday. For six innings
Harris and Coveleskie engaged in a
pitching duel. In the seventh Phil
adelphia made eight runs on nine
hits. Walker getting a pair Of dou-
bles and scoring two runs during
the inning. In the eighth, Cleve-
land drove Harris off the mound
and found Rommeu for several hits.
scoring seven runs. Gardner. act
ing as pinch hitter in this inning,
made two singles. Score;
Cleveland &C.. 010 900 OIL u 4
Philadelphia. 600 Dol SOLO 10 :
Coveleskie. Edmundson, Boone
and O'Neil Harris, Rommell and
Perkins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
DUNDEE WANTS TO
BUST PARTNERSHIP
AND FIGHT BENNY
Lightweight is Not Satisfied
With Trick Titles and
Aims at Champion.
By HENRY L. FARRELL.
L. +. staff Cores pOndent)

NEW YORK, Aug. -5.-As soon
as Johnny Dundee wins the light
weight championship and gets fat
ter and wins the welterweight title
and then gets heavier and wins the
middIeweight championship he'll be
satisfied
Dundee now holds two titles but
they are both trick ones. He won
the belt for the junior lightweight
division, a branch established for
$50 Founders and last night he took
the featherweight championship Of
AIuldoondom from Danny Frush.
ClevelandeI.
From all surface appearances all
Dundee must do 20 win the real
worlds featherweight crown is 10
get Johnny Kilbane in the ring. AS
long as Kilbane insists upon 122
pounds for the fight. even the flexi-
BILE Dundee can't make the weight.
Dundee is going after Benny
Leonard now with the official chal-
lenge and the official forfeit and the
official ballyhoo. He has been try
ing 20 get Benny TO fight him to a
decision for some time but. the
champion apparently wanted to take
no chances of spelling the business
partnership that has existed between
them for many years.
Dundee last night knocked out
Frush in the ninth round.
Dundee IS one Of the real marvels
OF the ring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
BROWNS SPLIT DOUBLE
BILL WITH SENATORS

WASHINGTON. Aug 16. St.
Louis split even in a double header
with Washington Wednesday, win
ming the first game. : to 3, and los
ing II TO 8 in the second. Shocker
pitched we'll in the opener. the Wis
itors winning in the seventh when
they batted Brillheart for four runs
Johnson hurled steadily in the clos
ing encounter while the locals ham
mered KOlp. Bayne and Meme.
Johnson, Peckinpaugh and Harris
got home runs in this game. Score:
(1st game)
St. Louis see. O2O 900 41O---7 II 1
Washington D.. 10 O1O OOO-3 10 o
Shocker and SEVERED: Brillheart
and Clarity.
(2nd game)
St Louis " 900 POI 900 10 1
Washington. O6l 1O1 O2x-11 IA I
Kolp. Bayne. Meme and SEVERED.
Billings; Johnson and Picinich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17

apolis, and Dan Sanders Of South
Bend, and Burr Sweezy. OF Lafayette.
In the second round Shaffer de-
feated Powell or Michigan City two
and one; Resener won from Bre-
settle OF Terre Haute. six and five
Byrnes defeated Ball OF indianapolis,
eight and six; Easter beat STARTS OF
Logansport. four and three Simpson
beat Baxter Sparks OF Terre Haute,
three and two. thinner beat Van
Landingham FIVE and three; Sanders
won from Lincoln OF indianapolis,
one up, IN 10 holes ard Sweezy beat
Hall Of Michigan City three and two
The morning rounds were as fol-
lows.
shaffer OF Indianapolis defeated
Taylor OF LaPorte ? and 1.
lowell OF Michigan City defeated
Kerchavat Of Indianapolis 6 and 8.
Ressener Of Kokomo defeated
Ledbetter Of Michigan City and 3.
Shorts Of LoganspOrt defeated
Hammill Of Indianapolis 1 up.
Easter OF Logansport defeate j
Tuite Of Indianapolis 1 up.
Sims Of Elkhart defeated Clark
OF Indianapolis and 3.
Sparks OF Terre Haute defeated
Ayres Of Greencastle and 2.
thinner Of Indianapolis defeated
Brown OF Lafayette and 8.
Sweeney OF Lafayette defeated
Peck Of Charlottesville to A.
Sanders Of South Bend defeated
Ijams Of Terre Haute, 5 and 4.
Lincoln of indianapolis defeated
Colbert Of EIkhart, Z and 5.
Ryrnes Of Lafayette defeated Len
nox of Indianapolis. and l.
Pail of Michigan City defeated
Stevens Of Indianapolis. 1 UP in %
holes.
Ball Of Indianapolis defeated Kelly
Of Elkhart, l up.
Van Landingham of Indianapolis
defeated Bissler of Lafayette. l up
in 20 holes.
Bresser Of Terre Haute defeated
Martin of indianapolis, / up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
Yacht Club Has a
Floating Home In
Pensacola Florida
Club Purchase Concrete Ship
from Government for
New Club House.

PENSACOLA. Florida. Aug 16.-
(By A P)-The new home Of the
Pensacola Yacht club. a handsome
concrete structure is about ready for
occupancy and the club members
make the next trip 10 Mobile In "a
body they viii take the Club house
along with them 90 show II 20 the
yachtsmeu OF the Alabama City. il
is a floating clubhouse.
The club has just purchased for
less than $4,000 the trmv Quarter
master motor-ship Gen. william Wi
son. a concrete vessel 1876 feet in
length which the government built
at a expense of S35O.0OO. The Wilson
is equipped with two powerful gas
oline motors which cost Uncle Sam
$50. 900 each and virtually IS new
vessel. having made only one voyage
since il was launched It's only
journey was "a trip hy easy stages
from New York 90 Pensacola but the
voyage proved TO be the undoins OF
the vessel The motors consumed
fifty gallons Of gasoline an hour and
even Uncle Sans bank account would
not stand for that. on arrival Of
a recent advertisement for bids for
the ship resulted in the local yacht
club becoming Interested.
The club for many wears had
dreamed OF floating club house
eventually but even the most opt--
mietic mem hors DID not c0rtemp.3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
iddLet0eigh Title
Should Be Defined As.
The "MuddIelUeight'

Middleweight boxers will hereafter
defend their titles in the "muddle-
weight" class until IL is cleared up.
Since the day Bryan Downey was
out-refereed In his melee with John
ny Wilson and since the New York
Commission has awarded the title 10
Dave Rosenberg Of New York and
since Jock Malone out-smacked Dow
ney there is e great muddle Of mid
dleweights.
They are all champs Gin their own
states) and the score stands four 20
nothing
Johnny Wilson Is still the cham
pion in Massachusetts,, Bryan Dow
ney Is the Ohio champ. Jock Malone
IN Minnesota and Dave Rosenberg
is king IL New York, and Brooklyn.
There may be a little clearing
about Labor Day when Jock Malone
and Downey meet again for the
championship" in their respective
locality.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
TIGERS WIN WHEN
CARL MAYS BLOWS
Cobb's Sluggers Rally in
Ninth and Score Four Runs
Including a Homer.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Carl Mays
went TO pieces with two out IN the
ninth Wednesday, and Detroit de-
feated the Yankees in the second
game Of the series, TO 3. Rigney
singled. Bassler flied out and after
a bounder by Johnson went safely
for an infield hit IN the ninth. Blue
singled, scoring Rigney. Jones fol-
lowed with home run. scoring
Blue and Johnson ahead OF him.
Ruth returned to the New York
lineup after an absence of several
days and hit home run and dou-
BILE, Score:
Detroit ...... 600 O30 O04-7 II 0
New York ... 100 10 000-3 1
Pillette. Johnson and Bassler;
Mays and Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
Amphibious Fielder
Chases Hot One Into
Lake; Batter Is Out

NEWMAN. Ill. Aug. 16.-(By
1. y. S.)-'Twas a hot day ami
a hot game.
Newman's and Champaign's
ball teams played fast and fur
ious
Suddenly one of the visitors
connected and the ball shot ike
a rifle bullet out towards a lake
back of outflelder Dennis
The outfelder ran after the bal
and the batter ran around the
bases.
The ball struck the lake: Den
mis- jumped into the water and
started to swim for the ball.
which he caught and threw 70
the third baseman in time for
the umpire to call: Out"
The webbe0 glove helped Dem
mis- to make fast time through the
water ike a duck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
ROOKIE WILD AND SOX
LOSE TO BOSTON. So

BOSTON, Aug 16.-Hits behind
passes by Mack, Chicago rookie
pitcher. enabled Boston TO defeat
the White Sox Wednesday. 10 8.
Schalk and Pitcher Hodge who had
20 relieve Mack had a mixup on the
bench after the Red SOx made a
double steal and two runs IN the
eighth. Falk made home run over
the right field bleacher fence.
Score:
Chicago 800. 100 600 oils 10 !
Boston ...... 600 col 22x-5 10 l
Mack. Hodge and Schalk; Karr
and Chaplin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
REDS BEAT PHILLIES
IN CLOSE CONTEST

CINCINNATI, O.. Aug Is. - The
Philles slightly outhit the Reds
Wednesday but Rixey was very
strong with men on bases and the
home team won. 8 10 / Poor IN
field plays by Caveney and FCnseca
saved the visitors from a shut out
in the fourth. Manager Wilhelm OF
the Phillies is confined 10 his hotel
with n cold and the team played
Wednesday under Capt. Fletcher.
Score:
Philadelphia g.. 600 100 oOO-1 9 l
Cincinnati .... 200 100 00x-3 7 3
C. Smith and Henline; Rixey and
Hargrave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
LAPORTE'S OFFICIALS
MUST STOP BOUT BY
FRIDAY, SAYS MORAY
Promoter Claims Bout viii Be
Fought Labor Day Can
not Be Halted.
Continued From Page one )

that there Is confusion in regards
20 the standing OF the bout IL is
claimed there that az Indianapolis
the Governor IS defining the contest
sc q prize fight while it is nothing
OF the sort and merely a b0dus eX-
h.b.-.On This. they claim 40 FGtz' s
boxing emporium. viii all be ironed
out 5y O'Clock Friday when the
officers are supposed 10 take official
action
When questioned concerning
- kins official stops sheriT Anstlsz
LapCrte county said last night
that the bout could not be called
prize night as. IN the first place fl
was not a tjtular contest and In the
second place there was no crown al
stake. He said he had taken no
action as yet and had received no
orders from the governor 10 that eff
feet. Also. that he had no intention
OF taking any such steps.
Prosecutor Earl Riley of Laporte
county said there was no way the
fight could be stopped. 1t was noI
prize fight. had never been ad
vertised as such and the only time
&c could possibly be called a prize
fight was after tt was over If the
bout should terminate in the knock
oL1 OF Dempsey and the crown
should automatically go TO Brennan
then It could be termed a titular
contest. Otherwise there is IS %
DO no decision. Yesterday Dempsey
and Brennan continued their daily
workouts and expect TO do the same
today.
The decree prohibiting the stag
ing or the battle for which forfeits
have already been posted by the
principals and the promoter,
Floyd F1tzsimmons, was by execu-
tive order of Gov. McCray. Each
OF the principals posted forfeits OF
$4,000. and Promoter Fitzsimmons
forfeit was $4,000.
Inasmuch as the recent bouts be-
tween Benny Leonard and Rocky
Kansas on the Fourth OF July, and
the one a few weeks ago between
Leonard and Ever Hammer had
.sen allowed 20 go. despite more OF
talk that they came within the
tegory of being prize fights, it was
rot believed there would be any
executive interference with the
Dempse y-Brennan bout. With full
confidence that the bout would be
staged as arranged both Dempsey
and Brennan had taken up training
quarters in Michigan City. and to-
day entered upon real training for
the battle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
PIRATES LOSE TO THE
GIANTS IN WED GAME

PITTSBU re, Pa, Aug. 10. - A
batting tempest in the fourth which
Welded six runs gave New York a
7 70 victory over Pittsburg We'd
Eesday Hamilton was knocked
from the mound in this inning and
YellOwhorseshoe, who replaced him,
walked one man, filling the bases
and then made a wild pitch which
scored two runs. Scott held the Pi-
rates TO two hits until the sixth
Barnes replaced him. Barnes was
driven from the mound in the
eighth when five hits, including Rus
sells homer. scored three runs. Score:
New York &C.. 100 500 000-7 10 I
Plttsburg 49,. 600 III 030--6 Is .
Scott. ]. Barnes. Ryan, Nehf and
Snyder; Hamilton, Carlson, Yellow
horse, Glazner and Gdoch. Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17

After IS years OF activity in the
baseball world. Ty Cobb is once more
leading the American League in bat
ding, with an average OF we'll over
400.
Here are some OF the records es-
tablished by this Georgia Peach.
Highest batting average. .42O.
Lifetime batting average. .3T2.
Leading batter u times.
Batted over 500 II times.
Batted over 400 two times.
Hit safely in 20 consecutive games
Has made $3.50 hits.
stole sc bases in one season.
He is now playing his eighteenth
year and playing better than he ever
did before.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
DOUGLAS CHARGED
WITH OFFERING TO
LAY DOWN IN RACE
Lands Refuses 20 Discuss Dis
missal of Giants Star
HEAVIER from Game.

PITTSBURG Pa. Aus IS BY
A. Pp-Fre-.t John a IesUer ot
the Nsticra. league and Manager
John j. NcGraw OF the New York
National league baseball club. de-
cuneJ "Wednesday night to - .rto
details reeard.ns the summary d.s-
mlssal "Wednesday Of -SlLf-rE
Phil Douglas. one ot The pitching
ma.us-ays OF The NeH York Giants
Eeydler and McCraw declared
-ba, ,he names OF players involved
.u the affair would not DE disclosed
we have issued statement
charging that Douglas wrote a LETT
ter 20 members OF a cpmpc-inE team
offering o. lay down u financial
inducements We're worth while
said McGraw we also announced
that Douglas admitted his guilt So
a closed incident
Kenesaw A. lands OF Chicago.
supreme arbiter Of baseball witness
ed the game between New York and
Pittsburg here Wednesday During
the contest he declined 10 discuss
the affair "untu after the game"
and later when approached hy news
+ papermen, he said sharply.
My only statement is that I'm
going back 10 Chicago tonight.
! Pres't Dreyfuss OF the Putsburs
club. told the Associated Press Wed
nesday night Of local rumors that
Douglas made the offer % friends on
the local club were untrue
Il am positive that uo one on the
Plttsburg roster knew anything re-
garding Douglas scheme. said
/ Dreyfuss.
Late "Wednesday afternoon. Prest
Heydler told a sport writer that he
was confident that the offer was not
made to anyone on the Chicago
National Iaarln tran
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
CARDINALS LOSE WHEN
CRIMES BESTS PREFER

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 16.-Grimes best
ed Pfeffer in a pitchers battle and
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis We'd
nesday. 3 10 2. Wheat tied the
score with a home run In the sixth
and singles by Johnston B. Griffin
and Meyers accounted for the WIN
ming run IN the eighth. The locals
could do little with Grimes when
men were on bases. Il was the
Cardinals fourth straight defeat.
Score:
Brooklyn ... 100 001 01O--3 s 2
ST. Louis ..... 1O1 600 600 2 0
Grimes and Hungling; Pfeffer.
North and Clemens. Alnsmith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
GENE SARAZEN WINS
FROM HUTCHINSON IN
PRO GOLF TOURNEY
Young National Open Champ
Comes from Behind and
Eliminates Jock.

OAKMOUNT COUNTRY CLUB
PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 16.-CBy A
PD-Eu gene Sarazen. former caddy
but Now Pittsburg first golf citizen,
removed a tremendous obstacle from
his path toward the National profes-
sional championship Wednesday aft
ernOOn, when he came up from be
hind and won his SO hole match with
Jock Hutchinson. Chicago's only sur
vivor, and J.
The dark haired boy who won the
national open title a month ago trail
al the mighty Scot most of the day
but finally caught him on the home
stretch Of the afternoon round and
then played Jock to a standstiIL
Gene must defeat Bob Crucshank of
Westfeld. y. J., to compete in the
round Friday.
Brilliant as Sarazen was. his me
daI card was eclipsed by Emmett
French, the Youngstown veteran who
VIII be in the lower bracket OF the
semi-fnal with John Golden Of Tux
edo. y. Y. Golden is regarded is
a fOrmidable adversary and golf ex-
perts forecast historic semi-dnal
Two Pittsburg contenders were
eliminated Charlie Rowe fell before
Cruikshark who won three and two.
and Flfnch who shot a SO In the
forenoon round. disposed Of Emu
Loef-er four and two. Tom Ker-
rigau Of SiwanOy y. y, was trOunC-
ed. and g. by Golden
VALENTINE CIGARS
Are a Mid Seed and Havana Gig
are. 213-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
CUBS BEAT BOSTON
FOR SIXTH VICTORY
Osborne Wild-Cheeves Stops
Rally-Cubs Now in Race
for Flag.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Chicago hit
Houlihan hard and drove him off
the mound in the fourth inning. cas-
lily defeating Boston, 10 4. making
it six straights for the locals. Os-
borne was wild but was not hit
hard. He was replaced by Cheeves
after he had walked Barbara and
Gibson and followed with a home
run over the right field wall Score:
Boston ...... 0O1 OH 0O0-4 7 2
Chicago ..... 200 500 1Ox--9 II 2
Houlihan. Braxton and Gibson;
Osborne, Cheeves and O'Farren.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17

The worlds production Of sugar
IS approximately 100000 tons
The Swiss people were the first
20 date their coinage.
Paris was q fortified town as early
as $50 A. y.
Pecan oil can be used as a sub
stitute for olive oil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
RrYS SO 500 OoIn

SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y, Aug.
16.-Mosely & Madden. consignors
OF the most promising Offering OF
yearlings 70 be sold at the Spa Sales
paddocks. announced the private sale
OF a colt BY Finn-Oence 10 the Ran
cocas stable for 1850.
The Pembroke stables paid $4,000
for a colt By Zeus-Edna Collins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
AMATEUR GOLFERS
FOUND ON SALARY
LIST OF DEALERS
May be Ruled Into PROBES
sional Class-Evans. Jones
Remain Clean.
BY HENRY y. FAIRFIELD.

NEW YORK. Aug 16.-CBy U.
P.)-several prominent amateur
golf players are about 20 be ruled
into the professional class. according
10 information received today from
a. reliable source.
The golf association may disquRlify
the players before the amateur cham
pionship start next month at Brook
line. Mass. &c WAS understood
Several OF the amateur players
said 20 have been found On the
-ayrou Of sporting goods firms The
annual income OF ore OF the players
is sad 90 have been in excess OF
$4,000
II is understood that none OF the
high rauk.uS amaterurs such as
Evans Jones. Guuford Sweetzer.
Heron and others OF che champion
and neal champion class have been
found to be violating the rules.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
Pacing Event Is
Feature Of Race
Card In PhiUy
Edna Early and Jackson Graf.
tan Stage Exciting Race
in 2:07 Pace.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. (SDe-
ciaD-The exceptionally fast time ot
the 2:07 pacing event which was ran
in 2:O2l1. 2:OlM y and 2:02 was the
feature of the Grand Circuit pro
gram at the old Belmont driving
park here Wednesday.
The event was a battle all the way
at a killing pace between jackson
Grattan. the bay stallion sired by
Scion Grattan, and the black mare,
Edna Early, daughter of RObret Q.
Cox drove Jackson Grattan while
Thomas was behind Edna Early in
the event which was the Keim stake
of $4,000 and the Keim trophy. In
the opening heat the horses We're on
even terms most of the way with the
stallion nosing out Edna Early al
the wire. The second heat went the
same way while Edna Early took the
final. The time of the last heat was
faster than the first. Peter Henly,
Cora Hal and John r. were distanc-
ed in the race.
The first race, the Nawbeek purse
of $4,000 went to Hope Frisco, driven
by Tom Murphy, in straight heats.
Mary D.. driven by Mcdonald, won
the Keith stake for 2:14 trotters,
worth $1,000.
The Winogo Special. a free-for-all
for 2:O5 trotters was won by Jane
the Great in straight heats.
Summaries:
The Nawbeek Stake for Gals Glass. Three
and the 4 b. Cox Cup. 3 Heats.
II.,nn Eriscn h1k Z nv SIN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson & Oren. 125 W. Washington
ave. p. Main 549. adv. EOS II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
The Keim Stake for 2:O7 PAGERS. Purse
s.. 300 and the Keim CUP. Heats.

Jackson Grattan, b.s., by SCION
Grattan. Cox .................. H.
c.. IThomasj .................... 221
J. w. S., brig. (Ray) ...... 4 3
DouzO, Big, GRADY ...... 3 d
Peter Henley, Cora Hal, John r., dis
tanced in first heat.
Time. :02A, 2:O1A, . :02.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
American league
American Association
Yesterdays RESULTS
National League

Il oIEhDA1 hESJLIs
National League
New York Z: PittSburg g.
Philadelphia ] Cincinnati 3.
Boston ( f.; Chicago o.
Brooklyn 3 st. Louis .
American League
Detroit 7; New York 3
Cleveland 8; Philadelphia 10.
Chicago 3; Boston B.
st. Louis Z. Washington g. list camel
ST. Louis 3; Washington II. end camel
American Association
games scheduled.
Southern Association
Birmingham .; Memphis g. Gst camel
Birmingham . Memphis 0. end camel
Cha ttanOOga /. Atlanta g.
Mobile Little ROck-Rain
New Orleans 4 f; Nashville =
TODAY'S GAMES
National League
Philadelphia az Cincinnati
Brooklyn at St Louis
New York at Pittsburg
Boston at Chicago.
American League
Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis az Washington
Detroit az New York
Cleveland at Philadelphia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
The Keith stake for 2:I4 Trotters. Purse

CMcDonaId) ..'................ 81
Finvarra, BIS. by Atlantic Elk
press. fFIeming) .............. 3 >
Peter VIII Tell. chg, Ray. 3
Moiolal. BIS. Berry ......... =
The Clarion, BIS. (Phalen) !
Pelham Express also started.
Time, 40. 2:1OA, Posi-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17

The smallest baby at birth known
weighed two pounds one ounce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
The winogo Special Free-For-An. +

Jane The Great, b-m-, by Peter
the Great. CIV II. Crane) ....... I
The Great VOlo BIS. Cox - ,
Emma Harvester, BIN, (Murphy) 2
Emma Harvester. BIN, Muir
phy) Observation-Disclosures. . 5
Time, , :O7, . :0j.
There is in stiffness oft a magic
power.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-17
THE VALENTINE

IL a good mild cigar. 21s-tf