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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
BOTH LEONARD End
KILBANE EXPECTED
TO DEFEND TITLES
Two Champions Considering
Offers to Meet Tender and
Beecher, Respectively.
~ DAVIS J. Walsh

NEw YORK. May 31- Gnter-
national News seruoe) Two Of our
hermeticauy sealed champions are
20 emerge from the cocoon IN a very
short time. one % defend his title
against q good second rater the other
70 engage in q no-decision bout with
the only man who figures 10 give him
a battle.
The Benny LeOnard-Isew Tender
lightweight extravaganza is for July
90 al jersey City. according 70
seml-oacial advice They have not
signed for the bout yet but they
have agreed 10 the terms laid down
BY the eminent Mr. Richard and the
signing OF articles is only for
maiity.
KiIbanc 60 Fight
Next we have Johnny Kilbane
agreeing 70 defend his feather
weight title against Charlie Beecher
some time. some place Details OF
the bout are somewhat vague. but
on the assurance OF Phil Bernstein.
manager Of Beecher the champion
has definitely accepted the match.
In the first place. Bernstein says
his offer 90 Klbane was S50/00 20
be advanced by Bernstein's accom-
modatins friends upon demand.
That will make a toierable lot Of
pennies for Johnny's vest pocket. Tn
the second place. Beecher is not
the r4ost dangerous contender for
the featherweight title. a bout with
Johnny Dundee. for example. would
be quite another proposition.
However. it is pleasing 10 note
that Kilbane is disposed TO come mp
out OF the camphor an ALL In TAX
ing on Beecher he meets tough.
rugged citizen who would have been
easy for the KlIbane of four or FIVE
years ago As 81 is. something is
always likely 70 happen % middle
aged ctlzen with n title 20 defend.
Must Keep Going
The Ieonerd-Tendler match is
CONTINGENT upon the serenity OF in
terveninc events Tender. for IN
stance. must not permit himself TO
be manhandled by Bobby Barrett in
Philadelphia on Friday.
Likewise Leonard is in for a right
busy month and a half. although
he has nothing 10 fear from Jack
Britton and Rocky Kansas He takes
on the infrm Britton June % I'm a
jersey city sinecure, and Kansas In
"A championship bout at Michigan
city. Ind. July 4 The Rocky one
was just made for Leonard's style
or fighting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
100000 WATCH AS
CAPT. CUTTLE WINS
ENGLAND'S CLASSIC
Lord WoolavingtOn's Horse
Romps Home Easy Victor
of 100000 Stake.
~ Associated -.

by Associated Press.
EPSON DOWNS. May 31.-Eng-
lands great blue ribbon classic. the
Derby. and stake estimated at
500 900 fell TO Captain Cutie, the
3-year-old colt of Lord Woolaving
ton formerly Sir James Buchanan
Wednesday. The winner was piloted
by the veteran English jockey
StevedOn. who wrested the rich prize
for the fourth time from a field Of
30 OF the finest thorouhbreds in
training
This was one of the largest lists
OF contenders IN the last century,
and although the odds were ten 10
one against Captain Cutie. he gal
Hoped home eight lengths ahead of
the public favorites Ponder and
Saint Louis. covering the distance in
minutes "a 3-5 seconds. which
while faster than the derby has been
run i'm the last three years falls a
little short Of the record
Viscount Astor's lamar finished
second. and b. Walkers Craigan-
gower third Sol Joers Pondel,
which had ruled favorite for some
weeks made n poor showing. This
was a bitter disappointment TO a
vast assemblage of spectators.
II was the 18TH annual running
OF Eugland's historic race over the
famous grass course near London.
An epic event. IL was the all absorb
ing topic Of the day. overshadowing
even the critical Irish situation.
Il.
ferably hot The sun shown down
with great intensity on the 100. 900
people and great suffering was
caused in some sections of the
course whercit was crowded
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
THREE BALL GAMES
And TRACK MEET TO
END n. D. SCHEDULE
Murphy and Osborne Meet
Again IN High Jump at
Iowa City Saturday.

Four events viii wind up the ath-
leuc activities at Notre Dame for
the year the Western conferences
track and field games AT Iowa CITY
next Saturday. two baseball games.
one against Northwestern on Cartier
field Saturday afternoon. and one
against a special team OF Fort
Wayne a week from today. and the
final meeting Of the monogram club
sunday night. when about a dozen
new members viii he initiated
Coach Rockne will take % Iowa
CITY II members Of his track team.
every one Of whom should add a few
points 10 Notre Danes score. They
are: Bill Hayes Johnny Murphy.
Desch. Lieb. Montague. Walsh, Hef-
fernan. Baumer. Hogan, Kennedy
and Noes These men returned in
perfect shape from the state meet
az Lafayette last Saturday after
breaking four state records. and win
ming easily. on the basis OF that
performance, Notre Dame fans are
expecting them 10 do great things
in the conference meet. Murphy's
work viii be watched with special
attention, for he viii be meeting
Osborne again. and Osborne is the
only jumper VINO has been able 10
defeat him this year. At Lafayette.
Johnny found a take off exactly 70
lis liking and made the most of IT,
If he is SO favored at Iowa City. the
chances viii be all against Osborne,
despite his remarkable record.
The baseball game with North
western Saturday viii be the last
diamond attraction witnessed on the
campus until next spring. So far
the Halasmen have run up the best
record made by any Notre Dame
team since 1909, winning IS games,
and losing only four. Thursday they
viii go into action once more FOR
the benefit of the endowment drive,
playing special team at For
Wayne. The contest is being adver-
tised by the campaign committee
in charge Of the drive in the Forl
WAYNE d istrict.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
JUNIORS DEFEAT
SENIORS, IA TO 1
Heavy Hitting, Coupled With
Misplays, Lose Came for
Upper Classmen.

The Juniors defeated the Seniors
II to 1 yesterday afternoon in base
ball on Leeper field. It was the
final game Of the year and brought
to a climax all interclass sports. with
the exception Of tennis. The defeat
was decisive: the Juniors were never
in danger Of being overtaken after
Nick Buntman mad pitched him
self out of a bad hole in the fourth
inning.
Buntman was the individual star
Of the game He pitched remarkable
ball and was master Of the opposing
hitters every step Of the way 10 the
victory. Leonard Smith. Johnny
Nyikos and Earl Cookie" Edwards
also deserve credit for their work on
the bases aud in the hitting depart
mCnts NyikCs brought In five runs
and Smith totalled three for his
afternoons work Godfrey Miller.
who played shortstop on the Junior
aggregation, hit a home run i'm the
third inning
Elmo ABE" Smith. who occupied
the pitching box for the Seniors
failed TO deliver effectively He
made an ineXcusable error in the
sixth inning, which started things
10 going bad He attempted 10 run
down" the fleet Buntman who was
racing 10 first after Maxey dropped a
third strike He recognized his folly
too late and then heaved the ball
wide 70 first. The Juniors expert
enced no difficulty in hitting 'Abe's'
offerings.
The lone opportunity for the SEN
Tor crew TO score came in the fourth
inning. when three men We're on
base. Only one out had been made
and Abe Smith was az bat. Bunt-
man struck out the erstwhile Senior
hurler and sent that young person
20 the bench in a maze of wonder
menr From that time Oh the jun
iors were not once threatened.
Strickler quit the catching box
after disagreement with Elmo
Smith. Three catChers We're used by
Capt. Mccarthy throughout the
game. but they failed to stop the
disastrous hitting of the third year
men.
The Seniors scored their lone run
when Jerry Mccarthy drove the ball
between first and second base. This
hit brought Dave Minkow IN for the
lone tally. Score by innings:
Juniors . lO1 LA 3-14 :
Seniors $500. 600 001 o. > 6
Buntman and Rockstroh, Elmo
smith and Stricken Maxey. shane
felt Umpire. Cohlmier. South Bend
Y NJ q. A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
PAFZE-STARKWEATHER
FIGHT DRAW AT I. B.

Young" Starkweather and Dewey
Paeze fought a listless eight round
draw in the main event of the box
ing card last night at Z. B. hall be-
fore a slim crowd OF fight fans
Neither man showed much tend
ency 70 mix things up. Pace was
fast and kept out Of the way OF most
of Starkweather's damaging punches.
Paeze substituting for Joe Madison
who was unable to get into condition
for the match.
In the semi windup Dutch
Werntz won the popular decision
ever Bob Steinbeck in six fast
rounds. Werntz showed lots Of stuff
and forced the hghtinE all the way
In the preliminary Lucius Kelley and
Battling Sire fought a four round
draw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
BELL NINE WINS 6-3
AT BOURBON, MICH.

The Bell Telephone team journey
ed up 10 Bourbon, Mich. Tuesday
and won a well played bali game by
the score Of 10 3. Gish pitching
for the Telephone boys was easily
the star Of the victory. He held the
Bourbon hitters 10 four scattered
hits and retired L Of them by the
strike out route. Three errors aided
the scores made of him The Bell
Telephone club viii play the Ply
mouth club next sunday at that city.
Score by innings
Bell Tel. ......2O1 500 0OO-6 3
Bourbon .....100 100 0l0-3 :
Batteries. Gish and VanHove
Height. Cass and Hepler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
FVE.DAY HORSE RACE
PROGRAM FOR SAGINAW

SAGINAW, Mich. MAY 2l.-SiN
81 600 stake races. Il class races for
500 purses and one for 500. total
Of is events for $4,000, are included
IN the program OF the July short
ship harness races here July 4 % 5,
according TO the Official program an
naunced by Secretary Thomas f.
Morris.
There viii be racing for FIVE DAYS
this year. starting on Tuesday, July
3. and continuing through Saturday
or that week There viii he one $1,000
stake each day excepting Friday
which has two OF the big money
events.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
BUSY AMERICAN TO
RETIRE FROM TURF
Bradley's Mount, Injured in
Kentucky Derby, Forced to
Leave Running Track.

NEW YORK. May 31.-If Busy
American, one Of the three f. r..
Bradley starters in the Kentucky
Derby. never runs anoth<r race the
racing public can thank none other
than F. r Bradley himself. The colt
should never have been sent 20 the
post i'm the big race at Churchill
Downs
He bowed a tendon during a work
out several DAYS before the race. Vet
wac patched up like a broken vase
and sent out 10 run with sound
horses In one or the most EruelinE
tests Of The turf season That he
broke down on the backstretch und-
OF the strain of following Norvichs
pace was a surprise 20 no one.
Bradley and his trainer must have
known that Busy American couldn't
go the distance that day but they all
lowed sentiment 10 sway their iudg-
ment
The colt was BradIey's best bet
week before the race Tn fact, SO
sure was he thar Busy American
could take the field he dropped
the good word among numerous
friends. even going SO far as 20 put
through q long distance call 20 a man
here n New York
A lot OF Busy American money
found It's way into the hand books
some DAYS before the Derby. Then
BUSY American went ont on The track
and proceeded 70 bow p careless ten
don.
However. Bradey's word had gone
ont on the colt and the money was
down. Therefore Busy America
was started just 20 Eive his friends
"a run for their money as one OF
them EXPRESSED at the track. IL was
supposed 20 be the sportsman's way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
JUNIORS ISSUE CALL
FOR BASEBALL GAMES

The newly organized News-Tines
Juniors issue q challenge TO any base
ball teams in or out of the city for
games TO be played on Saturday aft
ernoons. The Juniors have strong
lineup and have already won three
games out Of four played. They de-
sire 10 schedule games with teams
having players between IA and Is
years old. For games write Buck
Wroblewski 444 s. Jackson ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
SOX SEEK STAR
PACIFIC COAST HURLER

SAN FRANCISCO. May 31.-Dan-
NY Long. scout for the Chicago White
Sox was expected here Thursday 10
confer with Dr. Charles II. StrJb and
Charles Graham. joint owners OF the
san Francisco coast league team in
an effort 20 buy William Kamm. star
third sacker or the Seals.
The san Francisco partners are
said to have asked 5000 and three
pitchers for Kamm. but as they are
in dire need Of pitchers. they may
accept less cash II the White Sox
can produce pitching talent The
Sox want Kamm Immediately, IL is
reported.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
RULES GOVERNING
BOXING AT STATE
CAPITAL PREPARED
Other Cities 10 Follow Exam
pie of Putting Game Under
Commission.
BY HEZE CLARK.

INDIANAPOLIS. June Ia COM
plete set OF rules governing boxing
has been prepared and published
by the boxing commission OF the
city OF Indianapolis. The laws, rules
and regulations prepared by the
commission are very complete. and
already requests from oficials Of
other cities have been received for
copies or these rules as the council
Of other Indiana cities plan 10 pass
ordinances placing boxing and
wrestling under the control Of
boxing commission.
The com mission protects first the
public that supports the athletic
contests and the athletes in a finan-
cial way. Then by limiting the num-
Der OF passes the promoter of the
bout is assured that his best seats
will not be filled 20 over flowing with
persons who do not pay
over Matching Prevented.
over matching IL prevented by the
boxing code. 4 scale Of weights
sets out the class Of the contestants.
and varies from the junior hyweight
which is 100 pounds 70 the heavy
weight which is over IT'S pounds
The rules state that the chief Of
fetal Of the boxing exhibition shall
be the referee. but that the referee
shall render no decision. The code
goes into details as TO the conduct
OF seconds for the boxers the cloth
ing worn by contestants. the time OF
weighing in and requires a physical
examination OF each contestant. All
gloves used must weigh at least
five ounces. only soft cotton or
linen bandages are permitted and
these are confined 10 three thick
nesses and one thickness Of adhesive
tape
Ten. Rounds Limit.
No boxing exhibition OF over ten
rounds are permitted. boxers VINO
contest in matches I'm indianapolis
must be in the city at least ten days
prior 20 the match. Contests or ex-
hibitions between negroes and
white persons otherwise known as
mixed bouts are strictly prohibited.
All boxing exhibitions whether given
in connection with any theatrical
performance, circus picnic, side
shows at fairs, club smokers. lodges,
stag parties or benefits are govern
ed by the rules Of the commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
DIAMOND MAKES THE
GOLFER HALL OF FAME

a. 81. Diamond. the genial cleric
at the oliver hotel established a
new record az the Municipal golf
course on Decoration Day by hoI-
Ing out fin one stroke on the NTH
hole which measures 145 yards.
Diamonds name viii be carved
I'm the Hall of Fame and ne viii
receive several prizes from manu-
facturers of soft equipment for
his feat. To make hole IN zone"
is the dream Of every golfer and
seldom happens in life time ~
play. This is the third time a
zone" from the tee has been
made IN south Bend. n. r. camp
bell and w. G.. SteenberE both
hoIinr out from the tee on the
fifteenth hole ar Chain % Lakes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
EIGHT DOUBLE PLAYS
IN ASSOCIATION,GAM

INDIANAPOLIS, MAY 31.-Louis-
vile defeated indianapolis to ?
Wednesday in a game which was
featured By eight double plays. five
going 70 indianapolis and three 10
Louisville. This is said 70 be an
American Association record for a
game of regular innings.
Louisville $751;. 100 O3O 0O0-4 o
Indianapolis 600 100 OO1-3 10 I
Collop. lineup and Meyer, Weav-
er and Dixon, Kruger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
MURPHY DID NOT
LEAD THROUGHOUT,
RECHECK is MADE
Duray, Hartz and De Paolo
Also Share Honors Prize
Money Is Awarded.

INrIANAPOLT- Say -r.r--
ms Murphy was approximately
$50 600 richer "Wednesday -.-rt o.
q result az Wlnn.nE -ne Tenth annual
500-mIe international sweepstakes
automobile race ar the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway Tuesday He WAS
presented with checfs for a.- wine
hiiE7 az drivers banquet
$4,000 For First
1rDrphv set new worlds record
for 500-~fes his average haIrr
little better -b7n "a miles ps~ b1u~
Twenty thouss-5 dollars ~ rfs MIN
rfr-z r..s Cor e-s. --,-s ana -rs -s-
ma.nde- was -7o money ana pres
eurs f-ar, accessory ~o-,0srfas
saro-5 -s.-rs.l 30 +ba ~soorsa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
LEE MEADOWS STOPS
GIANTS IN 81 TILT

PHILADELPHIA May ST. Lee
Meadows held New York to seven
scattered aits- Wednesday. and Phila-
delphia achieved its third victory in
the five game series. TO l. The
timely hitting of Henline. Williams
and Lee was a feature Score:
New York. 100 600 000-1 1
Philadelphia &c.. 600 01O 02x-3 o
Ryan and Snyder; Meadows and
Henline
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
ST. CASRIIR'S WINNERS
OVER BOWSHER TEAM

Tie ST. Casimir baseball team won
a close victory Tuesday from the
Bowsher Specials bv the score of $
to Z. The game was close all the
way. neither team being able 90 gain
the lead I'm the final inning Cybul-
ski FOR the winners smashed out a
triple which was followed by 8 two
base hit 10y Mart scoring the winning
run Batteries for st Casimlr's Kai-
ger and ZaIas; for Bowsher Specials
Lesik and Martin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
PIRATES NEAR TOP
BY BEATING CINCY
Hammer Couch and Schnell
All Over Lot in Registering
ii to 2 Win.

PITTSBURG. May 81 Pittsburg
moved within a game and a half Of
first place by taking Wednesdays
game from Cincinnati. while the
New York Giants lost. Couch and
Schnell were unable TO check the
smuggling Pittsburgers, who won II
to . Score:
Cincinnati 49,. Dol 600 COL Q 2
Pittsburg .... SO 034 00x-11 II 1
Couch. Schnell and Hargrave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
DODGERS TAKE ODD ONE
OF SERIES WITH BRAVES

BROOKLYN. May 81 Brooklyn
punched two doubles and "A single
for two runs in the fifth inning and
two singles and a pass and an error
for two more in the seventh Oft
Oeschger Wednesday, beating Bos-
ton. TO 1, and winning the odd
game Of the fve-game series.
Boston ...... col 600 0OO-1 1
Brooklyn ....... 600 o2O 02x-4 2
Oeschger and O'Neiu; Grimes and
Miller
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
WHITE SOX MAKE 1T
THREE FROM INDIANS

CLEVELAND. May 31.-Chicago
made II three out Of four from Cleve-
land. winning Wednesdays game s
10 4. Lindsey, a recruit developed a
wild streak in the sixth and Chicago
scored FIVE runs with the aid Of only
one hit Falk. Chicago left fielder,
hit two home runs Score:
Chicago .. O1O COS 020-8 10 1
Cleveland &C.. 100 003 600 9 0
Robertson and Shalk; Lindsey
Bagby and O'Neill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
DETROIT BOWS TO
ST. LOUIS, I TO 8
Two Big Innings Enable
Browns to Land Free Hitting
Game on Home Lot.

ST. LOUIS. May 31-The final
game Of the series went 70 the
Browns Wednesday Detroit losing Z
to g. When the Tigers threatened
lin the ninth. Prusett replaced Van
.Gilder. Score:
Detroit .... 600 021 OO2-5 13 O
St Louis ..... O3O 04O O0x-7 10
Dauss. johnson and Bassler; Van
Glider, Pruett and SEVERED
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
SENATORS LOSE ONE BUT
TAKE SECOND AT BOSTON

BOSTON. May 3l.-Washington
lost the first game Of it's double head
er Wednesday with Boston. 6 10 4.
but won The second game, 70 4.
Singles b. Pinch Hitter Milan and
Harris. Rice's triple and Judge s
double after a pass 10 Charity gave
washington four runs i'm the ninth
inning Of the second game. Score.
First Game
washington OO2 600 010-4 10 4
Pos+on .. 600 900 O0x-6 s
Johnson and Pinch; Fuller. Rus
sell and Ruel
Second Game
washington 200 600 104-7 Il .
Boston .... 600 $50 001-4 10
NTogridge and Charity; Ferguson
Walker, Ruel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
TOLEDO WINS ONE

COLUMBUS. O.. May 31.-Toledo
got 10 BUrwell and Rogge for IS hits
and easily won Wednesday IL 70 3.
Giard famed nine men. Five double
PLAYS were made four of them by
Toledo. Score.
Toledo ...... go 0sO 000-15 Is 2
Columbus &C.. 100 O02 600 5 Q 8
Giard and Kocher. Burwell. Royce
and Hartley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

American ASSOCIATION
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

= IIIIT| iii lux u
Philadelphia 8 New York l.
Pittsburg IL. Cincinnati 3.
Brooklyn 4 Boston I
ST Louis al Chicago. rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
BREWERs BEAT BLUFs

KANSAS CITY. May 3i.-Milwau-
kee won the fnal game OF the series
from Kansas City here wednesday.
. 20 $. after the score had been tied
in the sixth. Milwaukee hit Dawson
FIN the early innings. Score.
Milwaukee 49,. OIL 100 211-q Is o
Kansas City 01O 022 Oo1-6 Il 1
clark. Gearin and Cossett: Daw-
son. Carter and McCarty-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
SAINTS ARE REATFN

MINNEAPOLIS, MAY 31.-AIinn-
eapolis evened the series with -.
Paul here Wednesday winning. 10
/ Mangum pitched pretty ball but
Merrite who started for 81. Paul was
wild and ineffective Score
s.. Paul ..... O0l 600 OOO-1 & ?
Minneapolis 500 002 00x-7 s o
Merritt. Benton. Hall and Allen.
Mangum and Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Announcement Is made from the
local postofice that senders OF par
&c, post packages 10 Egypt. Esthon-
IA. or Spain may state the disposi-
ton OF parcels in case they are not
deliverab Bile Those not marked VIII
be returned AZ the expense OF the
sender
Fines OF s25 and costs suspended
were levied against Paul Miller,
South Bend Bait Co. and Arzyon
YounE. Buchanan Mich on their
pleas OF guilty 20 driving their auto
mobiles without proper licenses.
when their cases came up for final
disposition before City Judge Du-
Comb Wednesday.
The members Of Industrial de-
pertinent OF the Il. " q. A VIII
hold a picnic az Thrushwood Thurs
day evening in honor Of The Chikong
club winner On me membership
contest he'd recently The girls VIII
leave the y w @. a in trucks az
$500 O'Clock and viii have n picnic
supper al the camp. The meeting
VIA be the last OF the summer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
American League.

St LOuis 1. Detroit 3.
Boston 8 Washington Z First game. ,
Washington z; Boston (. Second
yamel
Chicago \ Cleveland g.
No other game scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
PAIR GOLFERS FOR
RUGEE TROPHY PLAY

The pairing for the first round OF
play for the Sanford =. Rugee trophy
were made by the golf committee
with the following results. L. G. Har-
ris SIS. y u. Coon; L. p. Horton vs.
7. f. Neff. c. F. Cunningham Us. r.
Dunnock, F. J. Bennett VS.. II. F.
Marshall: o. E-Hotle VS.. T r. Dun
San; T NJ Moore vs.. II. F. Rostser;
IL c. Flmore VS.. NJ r Kavanagh:
G. c. Terry rs. J. p. J. Farneman.
Firs. round must be played before
holes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
Amcrlcan Association.

Minneapolis . ST. Paul I.
Milwaukee .. Kansas City g.
Toledo ID: Columbus 3.
Louisville a. Indianapolis 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Make it a life rule never 20 be dis
turbed or thrown or your haiar -
by anything that can happen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01
TODAS'S CANES.
National Ieauue

New York AT BostOu
Philadelphia no Brooklyn
Cincinnati NJ Chicago.
81. Louis az littsburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

A silent man is easily reputed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-01

Chicago a. 81. Louis.
Detroit At Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.