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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
SINGERS LOSE TO
FAIRBANKS MORSE,
BEN KOEHLER STAR
Veteran Slams Single in Ninth
With Three On-Stars
in Outfield.

Ragged work on the infield. some
thing unusual for the Singer club.
brought them defeat yesterday aft
ernoon at Singer park at the hands
OF the Fsirbanks-Morse club OF
Three Rivers, Mich. by the score
of 10 T.
Ben. Koehler, local diamond vet
eran, playing left field for the Wis
itors practically dOwned the local
club single handed by his stellar
work in the garden and with his
| smashing drive to centerfield with
three men on In the ninth which
drove IN two "Morsemen" and gave
them the winning margin. Koehler
demonstrated TO the satisfaction OF
the fans present that he is just as
good ball player today as he was
10 years ago when he was IN his
prime.
The local club had several oppor-
tunities to win the game after hav-
ing apparently tossed II away by
boots and went into the ninth
frame two runs TO the good. The
first hitter in this inning cracked
a double into the automobiles n
centerfield. Henning retired the
next. but Hanson, visiting pitcher.
slammed a single TO right scoring
a run. Another hit and a walk
filled the bases with two out.
Koehler then got hold OF one TO
center that was good for two runs.
In their half of the ninth the To-
Gals were unable TO dent Hanson
and lost the battle by the 5 to 4
count.
In the opening round the Singer
infield cracked and booted the first
three hitters on base. After scor-
ing one run a fast double play
pulled the inning out. In the firth
Claffey opened with hit, Henning
also hit and Broder and Wolf walk
ed forcing in a run. Groth then
came through with a blow scoring
another and putting the locals in
front In the seventh the visitors
tied the count again by punching
a double with another Singer err
or. In the eighth Singers gathered
two moro when with two men on
Claffey and Groth successfully pull
ed a sQuteLo pay bAb poOoAN TN
coming in on the wild throw TO
first in an attempt 70 nail Claffey.
Further scoring in this inning and
in the fifth was halted by spectacu-
lar fielding in left by Koehler when
he pulled down two ticketed drives
by great catches. The Singer club
had an off day IN the field and reg
istered six errors. The Morse
men" were almost as bad totaling
five slips during the battle. Re
gardless OF the misplays the game
was a thriller. the fast plays com
ing with men on and holding down
the scoring.
Next Sunday the feature game OF
the year will be played at Singer
Park when the local club crosses
bats with Rogers Hornsby's St
Louis Cardinals at Singer park. BIZ
Doak. former Central league star,
viii be on the mound against the
Singer club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
new FOE TO MEET
IRISH THIS WEEK
Cold and Blue Favorites to
WallOp ST. Louis Univers-
ity Next Saturday.

a foe new TO the football teams OF
NOtre Dame will make it's bow be-
fore local fandOm. on Cartier field
next Saturday. II Is TO be St. Louis
university. a team coached by Steve
O'Rourke who gained fame at Holy
Cross.
The Missourians will come with
determined hopes, and although
they are not rated in Class IA foot
ball. they have given good account
Of themselves in the past.
Some idea OF their ability can be
gained from the fact that DePauw
triumphed over them last fall, 81 to
z. Missouri had an easy time de-
feating O'Rourke's men. 80 to o.
and Creighton took them into camp
few weeks later. 81 10 o.
on the face of things IL looks as
though the Irish would have an
even easier time this Saturday than
last. but Coach Knute Rockne is not
expecting easy picking and viii take
his men in hand today to go over
some Of the defects revealed in the
Kalamazoo game.
Ii was clear following the contest
Saturday that there were depart
ments Of the game in which the
Irish needed polishing. Especially
was this true OF the line. Numer-
Gus penalties for offside, holding
and roughness cost the Notre
Dame eleven many yards, which in
a close game might have meant de-
feat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
BIG LEAGUES END
HARDEST FOUGHT
RACE IN HISTORY
Yankees Win by Single Game
Brilliant Pitching Pulls
Them Through.

NEW YORK. oct. 1-wlth New
York's two clubs wearing the dia-
mOnd crowns for the second year boz
81 ccession-the first time IN baseball
history that one city has held such
a monopoly on pe1nanJs-the Amer
can and National leagues sunday
closed the 1929 campaigns. among
the most keenly fought and nerve
racklng IN the annals or the game
The Giants and Yanks Will renew
their worlds series rivalry IN the
opening game Wednesday.
For the Yankees the victory came
By the narrowest OF margins. AZ "a
single game and after a tense brilI-
antly-played battle with the 81. Lou
Is club throughout the season. Handi
capped az the start by the absence
OF two smuggling stars Rutland Meu-
sci. the Yankees forged ahead by the
aid OF brilliant pitching and IN the
final analysis IL was this superiority
on the mound, plus ability 90 play
at top-notch critical moments. that
gave the Higgins men an edge over
the hard-hitting aggressive Browns
runaway victory in preseason calcu.
lations. finished with the decisive
margin Of seven games over Cincin-
natl. which displaced PittsburE today
But II was no easy road 10 triumph
Battling first the Cardinals and then
the menace or a retuvenated Pitts
burg machine. McGraw was forced 20
call on hts utmost reneralehfu 10
win. II was not until the last swing
OF the Giants around the western
circuit that they gained a margin
which survived all eleventh hour
challenges by Pittsburg-
Week record IN each league OF
games played. won and lost. together
with runs, hits, errors. men left on
bases and runs scored by opponents.
including games OF Saturday IS ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
HORSESHOE MEET
IS GREAT SUCCESS
Sutherly and Lester Capture
Prizes Elect Officers
for 1923.

The St. Joseph County Horseshoe
league tournament which started
Saturday afternoon at Potawatomi
park on the new courts and which
was completed Sunday afternoon
was a huge success from start 20
finish with more than 100 pitchers
competing.
Special prizes for winners were
won by Fred Sutherly and o. Zim-
hermann, and the consolation prize
was captured by A Lester. The
matches were attended by a large
crowd OF fans. Teams were entered
from Fort Wayne and Edwardsburg
Mich The Anal results were 4346
odd and 4sOe even.
Following the tournament officers
were elected for the coming year.
They are as follows: G. W. Hawkins.
president; o. J. Parker. vice presi-
dent: william WIckman. secretary.
and Charles Brinley. treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
WEED And O'BRIEN
WINNERS IN BEST
BALL TOURNAMENT
Play Second Round of Presi-
dents Cup Tournament
at Chain O. Lakes.

First place in the best ball four
some, which was the final tourna-
ment Of the year al Chain O. Lakes
went 10 Walter Weed and G.. l.
OBrien. each player receiving a
floor lamp.
In the second round OF play for
the presidents cup. Gilmore drew a
bye; Hisey defeated DUNCAN l up;
Cunningham won from Moore by de-
fault: Whitehall defeated o. Ro-
mine and 2. In the semi-finals
Gilmore VS. Hisey and Cunningham
VS.. whitehall
In the SO hole semi-finals for the
vice presidents cup. DR. Fish de-
feated Kaufer and 2 after hard
fight. w. NJ. Warner had a tough
time with DIR. Coon getting the de-
cision and l. In the finals for
the cup Fish VIII play Warner.
In the simi-finals for the direc-
tors cup J. NJ. Stephenson defeated
Dunnock ? and l, in one Of the
greatest up hill fights ever staged
at Chain o. Lakes. Stephenson was
4 down at the turn but by playing
great golf on the last nine holes
earned the decision. Hynes defeat
ed King and and will battle with
Stephenson in the. finals for pos
session of the cup.
In the semi-finals for the wo-
mans championship Mrs. KinnisOn
upset the dope by defeating Mrs.
Reynolds last years title holder.
This brings Mrs. Kinnison and Mrs.
Rostiser down TO he finals for the
club championship and a real bat
tie is expected. The players are
we'll matched and with the cham
pionship at stake will be out with
their best brand Of golf.
George Hager one Of the senior
stars al the club hung up a new
record on the ninth hole yesterday
when he hOled out a long mashie
approach for an eagle ?. This is
the first time a has ever been
made on this hole and the record
will probably stand for some time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
Close Finis h e S
Mark Motorcycle
Races Yesterday
Marks Establishes a New
Worlds Record in Time
Trial Event.

Close finishes and the breaking OF
a worlds record in the time trials
by Don Marks were the features of
the motorcycle races held yesterday
afternoon at Springbrook park
The five mile open was one or the
prettiest races seen here this year
when Anderson just nosed Szar-
kowsh out at the finish after the
latter had shown the class OF the az
ternoon by fighting his way into the
lead.
The worlds mark was established
In the first event of the day when
Marks covered the distance IN l 3-5.
The former mark was 1875. Ander-
son copied two events. both Ave
mile open races. Zetzer won the side
car race, which was one OF the feat
ures OF the afternoon.
The events and how the riders
places are as follows: Five mile
oren, Anderson. Marks Szarkowski.
time 5;11 3-5 Three mile open,
Marks, Anderson. Seymore time
3:9 Is. Three mile sidecar. Zetzer.
Odds, Squibb, time $40 SIS. Five
mile open. Anderson. SzarkowslSi.
Kelley. 5;14 2-5 Five mile sidecar,
Olds, Squibb, Zetzer, time 6:23 2-5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
RAUPH ORMSBY WINS

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. Ralph
Ormsby. of Fort Wayne, made a
clean sweep Of the ten mile, fifteen
and twenty five mile races held here
Sunday afternoon on the fair ground
track. in which a number Of leading
dirt track drivers OF the middle west
were entered. Ormsby drove a Che
vrolet special in two races and a
Fronty- Ford IN the third race. c.
WeIlman. Of Clinton, turned over on
curve, bat escaped uninJured
while Lyton crashed into a fence
while making a curve, and also es-
capped unhurt. Both cars were wreck
ed T. y. Meyer was second and
George Chan third in the ten mile
event: Brown took secnd in the flf-
teen mile race and Huff third and
L. Roberts played second in the 70
mile race with Huff coming in third
place Four thousand persons wit
messed the races, which were the
most thrilling ever seen in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
PHULIES TAKE LAST
ONE FROM DODGERS

BROOKLYN. oct. 1. - Philadel-
phia broke even with Brooklyn in
the series OF two which closed the
season FOR them by winning Sunday
s 10 0. Behan held Brooklyn 10 six
hits. two OF which were a double and
a single BY Js.nvrin who relieved
Olsen after five innings. Grimes
was relieved after seven innings by
Decatur. a foul tip IN the second
inning smashed Barney Hungling' .
foref,nger. Williams knocked a
home run over the right field wall
with Wrightstone on first off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
HORNSBY GETS THREE
HITS AND BREAKS MARK

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-St. Louis tied
Pittsburg for third place IN the Ma
tional league pennant race Sunday
by defeating Chicago Z to 1 in he
last game of the season while Gin
cinnati defeated the Pirates in both
games of a double header and fin
ished IN second place.
Rogers Hornsby OF the Cardinals.
champion batter OF tho league,
cracked out three hits in five times
at bat and finished the season with
an average Of .401. the first time
the feat has been accomplished
since 1899, when Ed Delahanty fin
ished with a mark OF .40S. Score:
~. Louis ....1O4 600 02o-7 u 2
Chicago 100 600 Ooo-1 II 3
Pfeffer and Ainsmith: Kaufman.
FusseI. Stueland and O'F'arren.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
NORTH LIBERTY WINS

In one OF tho best games OF tbs
year the North Liberty club defeat
ed IAkeville yesterday afternoon az
North Liberty by the score OF TO
3. Wilcox. Liberty center fielder was
the individual star OF the game and
saved the day by two sensational
catches in the outreid with runners
on base
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
CHAMP YANKEES
LOSELAST GAME
Senators Hit Jones Hard
Ruth Fans With Three
Men on Bases.

WASHINGTON. Oct AFTER
safely tucking away the penRant yes
terday the New York Yani1s dropped
the final game with Washington Sun
day to 1. Washington pounded
Jones IN the first inning az FIVE hits
and three bases on balls bringing IN
five runs. Then IN the fth with the
bases filed. Ruth famed. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02

Sunday with Columbus. Kansas
City finished the season IN third
place. one half game behind Mime.
apolis. Brief clouted his 10th
homer Of the season in the frs;
game Grimes and Murphy knocked
home runs in the second game.
Scores:
(1st game.)
Columbus ..... COL 900 2OO-s 7 1
Kansas City &C.. COL OIL OO1-4 7
PalmerO and Hartley: linn and
Skiff
(2nd gameD
Columbus .... 600 OIL 600 S 0
Kansas city .. III 010 00x-4 Z 0
Burwell and Lees; Bono and
Lamb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
TAKES BATTLE
FROM ROCHESTER, Ill

Argos hit the ball hard and took
advantage OF seven errors by the
Rochester club yesterday afternoon
and won the game by the score OF
Il to /. The winners scored three in
the second frame and were never
afterwards in danger. The lone run
OF Rochester was the result Of a long
home run by Edgren, Rochester
hurler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02

Two base hits-JohnSon. burst Three
base hit-McManus. Stolen bases-HoOp-
or 3 Sacrifices Fake. TObin. burst.
Double plays Robertson 20 McManus 20
Sisler Triple plays-E. Collins 10 SheeIv.
Left on hase-Chic1gO .; St Louis
Base on baEs-Of Leverett .: Bayne 3
Struck Out-Leverett >; Bayne g. Hit by
7itcher-by Bayne( Hooper, Empires
Guthrie and MOriarity. Time 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
BOWLING TO HAVE
BIGGEST YEAR IN
GAMES HISTORY
Greening Leads Honor Roll of
Week With Mark of 247
Leagues Go Good.

This will undoubtedly be the
greatest year Of organized bowling
in the history Of the sport. There
are many reasons 10 expect this
The entry fthe national tourna-
ment OF the American Bowling Con-
gress has grown by leaps and
bounds during the past few years.
showing the interest manifested in
the great American indoor sport and
also the creation Of a great herd Of
tournament bowlers each year.
Proper legislation has been intro
duced by the Congress TO protect
this great army OF bOwlers in several
ways The day has passed when
every Tom. Dick and Harry can
stage a tournament and have the
same sanctioned by the Congress.
In order 10 secure a sanction for a
tournament today, other than the
fixed events such as city, state and
national events, all entries must be
identified with their City Bowling
Associations.
Further protection has been grant
team contesting in such an event.
can have on its roster more than two
players who are identified in any
manner with any bowling establish
ment This will necessitate the re-
construction OF quite number Of
crack teams throughout the country
and viii also be the means OF putt
ing competition in these events as
they are intended to be. for the
bowlers.
Bowlers are quick to take cogi-
rance Of these various measures for
their protection and fiocking in
droves into the arms of their res
pective organizations. Reports
throughout the country are to the
effect Of a tremendous growth. In
our own Jurisdiction Fort Wayne ex-
poets to have fifty to sixty leagues
sanctioned in their city this year
And at Indianapolis they hope TO
have 1000 five men teams. South
Bend will also rank we'll as the mem
bership now is IN excess of that of
last year.
l.. Greening Wins HOnors.
While local bowlers have but a !
few games behind them some Of
them are going great guns. But 1t is |
only Of a desultOry nature and the
rank and file are considerable of
their stride as yet. There were only
two double century average men in
all OF the leagues in the city last
week, both Of them being turned in
by veterans at the sport. In the
West Side league jennie Cashier,
with the Schuell Jewels. posted 633
with 245 for high game and Cas-.
Boinski clipped off sos in three con-
sistant games for the Bucktails in
the Elks league. The former was a
big help to the league leaders toi
post the first four figure team score
Of the season.
Louis Greening was the lucky boy
10 win the top place in the News
Times Honor with 247, which gives
the Commercial leagurers first re-
cognition of merit for the present
season. Second place was divided |
between Wallie Johnson of the Com |
mercial league and Johnnie Cashier
Of the West side league. The COM /
plete list OF double century perform |
ers for the week are as follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
WARSAW WINS.

WARSAW. Ind. Oct. Warsaw
horseshoe pitchers Saturday defeat
ed Argos quoits players in a tourna-
ment here. Earlier IN the season
the Argos men badly defeated
Warsaw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
GIANTS DIVIDE FINAL
BATTLES WITH BOSTON

BOSTON. oct. l. - The Giants
closed their National league season
here Sunday by dividing a double
header with Boston. The score in
each game was to o. Southworth
won the opening game in the first
inning by hitting homer with
Kopf on base. In the sixth Of the
second contest Higbee. recruit out-
fielder from H0pkinsviue, Ky, hit
To deep right center for the circuit,
scoring Mcguire ahead OF him.
Scores:
First Game.
Boston ......20O O10 OO0-3 1
New York 49,. 600 600 600 0
Mcnamara and O'Neil; Johnson,
Ryan and Smith.
Second Game.
Boston ........O00 600 90 .
New York 100 O02 0-3 1
Game called end seventh. dark
Yeargsn and Gowdy; Nehf, SCOT,
McQuillan and CASTOR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
CHAMPION SAINTS COP
LAST TWO BALL GAMES

ST PAUL. oct. 1.-S;. Paul took
the fuaI games OF the season from
Louisville sunday. he first TO IN
10 innings and the second. 10 TO 4 IN
a siX-.nning affair. which was called
at o'clock BY agreement. Benton
who succeeded Hall IN the second
inning OF the first contest. held Lou
isviile 90 four hits IN the next nine
innings An error by Kirke and
Berghammer's triples scored the
winning run. s. PAU recruits hit
Eseu hard while Merritt pitched
superb ball in the second contest.
Scores:
t1st Fame)
-. Paul 49,. 100 O2o 600 IL : ,
Louisville &C.. 500 600 600 0-3 9 /
Hall. Benton and Gonzales; Holly
and Brottem.
t2nd game)
81. Paul ........ 400 Oslo 10 o
Louisville ...... 100 900 5
Merritt and Gonzales; Dougan.
EEtell and Meyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
Pafrbanks-NoFse

Summary Two base hios-Bel1. Lei
brook, Hanson Struck out By Henning
4; by Hanson O. Bases on balls Of Hen
ming 3: OF Henson 2 Double plsys-
HenniDg 20 baker 70 Groth Dnoder TO
Groth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
MEASUREMENTS SPLIT.

MILWAUKEE Wis. Oct. NIL
waUkee and Toledo split even IN the
final two games Of the season here
Sunday. the Mud Hens coping the
first in 10 innings by a score OF 10
4. and the Brewers bagging the sec
ond contes. IN seven innings. 20 1.
Scores:
(1st game)
Toledo ..... OO2 O2O 600 81 Z 2
Milwaukee 600 COS 100 o. s 6
Bedient and Kocher: Lingrel and
Myatt
(2nd Eame.)
Toledo .... 100 600 0-i 8
Milwaukee .... 050 o42 x-e 10 2
called end seventh. darxnessj
Gard and Kopshsw; Setback and
GOssett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
American League
AmerIcan AssocIatlon
Yesterdays RESULTS
NaffouaI IoaUua

Yesterdays RESULTS
National League
Philadelphia g, Brooklyn O.
Boston New York o. (1st camel
Boston o; New YORK 3. end game)
Pittsburg Z Cincinnati .. (lst camel
Pittsburg I (. Cincinnati .. end game)
ST. Louis 7 Chicago l.
American League
Chicago L, 81. Louis ?
Detroit . Cleveland q.
New York I Washington s
American Association
indianapolis 3 Minneapolis O. Dist
gamel
Indianapolis o. Minneapolis 4. end
game
Toledo Z; Milwaukee T. list game)
Toledo 1 Milwaukee O. end game
Columbus 3 Kansas City f. list camel
Columbus 2; Kansas City T. end game
Louisville 8; ST. Paul a. Qst game)
Louisville 4 ST. Paul 10 end game)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
dileQ TOT Nltt IN ninth
atted for Dugan IN fifth

Two base hits-Judge and Pipp. Stolen
base oslin. Sscrlfce-Lapan Double
piays-Jones 70 Scott 20 Pipp; Smith 20
Ruth 20 Scotr 70 Ruth Rice 20 Peck %
Harris Hoffman % Ruth 20 Scott Left
on bases-New York 10; Wsshln gtnn
Bases on balls-Off Jones 4 f. Yarmouth
Struck Out-by Jones I. Yarmouth
Passed ball-Honman. Umplres-Ovrens
and Nallin. Time "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02

Grimes in the seventh. Brooklyn
won Is and lost seven with PhilA-
dslphia. Score:
Philadelphia .oo2 200 200-S II o
Brooklyn $50. 900 900 600 6 z
Behan and Henline; Grimes De-
catur and Hungling. Deberry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
RITEe Nh TWO.

KANSAS CITY. oct winning
beth games OF double header here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
REDS COP SECOND
PLACE IN LEAGUE
Down Pirates Twice in Double
Header and Land Next
to Leaders.

CINCINNATI, o., oct. 1.-Cincin-
natl won both games of a double
header from Pittsburg Sunday and
took second place in the champion
ship race. The scores 3 to 4 and
10 /. Due 10 the cracking Of the
infield in the last inning OF the first
game the Reds were enabled TO
snatch victory out Of defeat after
two men had been retired In the
second game. RiXey. although Grip
pied with a fractured hand pitched
remarkable ball and would have
shut out his opponents but for an
error behind him. Glazner was
knocked out Of the box Scores:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
Scors by innin

Iaverne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02

American Association

Chicago L 81. Louis ?.
Detroit = Cleveland q.
New York I Washington 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26

American business men the information
which they dsGirs and to present u to
them In the form which Ia most valuable,
no said.
To accomplish this Mr.. Hoover called
together the trade associations in VA
rous lines Of industry, found out from
them just what information they wanted.
and In most caaea, requested those ~
sociations TO select . man for his de-
partment qualified by sxpcriencc to
compile such information and present
II In tho desired form. In other words,
the Department Of Commerce In now
running on . busnesslike basis, and
finding out direct from ths business men
of tho country what they want and Civ
ing IL to them In tho form in which
thoy want II.
In addition to tho Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce the depart
mcnt includes tho Burcau Of Standards
the Bureau OF Navigation, which in.
oludcs radio activities; tho Bureau OF
Fisheries and others. 5inoe Mr.. Hoover
has taken charge the work OF tho do
partment has been almost completed,
divorced from politics and only ap
plicants qualified by experience ane
ability have been considered The 70
suits Of this policy arc already ap
parent In the work that u being turnee
out by the department.
Following his address Colonel Gold
smith, in replying TO questions from
members Of tho club, gave . great dea
Of interesting information on conditions