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room, close in.--Phone 619-J.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
partment.--Apply jO2 Water st.
FOR Furnished apartments,
rooms.-7O9 Thompson Street
Phone 3Si-W.
WILL SELL OR TRADE business on
Main street, Pendeton for city or
tarm property. Business old and re-
liable. Doing $1,000 per month with
good lease. For particulars call or
write S12 W. Alta. Phone 729-J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

Due 20 the large number OF cars
on the . y mile brick course and the
speed at which they are driven past
the starting line, Pres't Carl G.
Fischer long ago refused to permit
the starter TO risk his life on the
track. when he was tagging the
drivers during the race. or to signal
70 the contestant that the race was
terminated To guard the life OF the
starter the speedway has erected a
suspension bridge across the start
ing and finishing line As it is a
light bridge the passage Of the cars
underneath and even a stiff breeze
causes II to sway violently. Thus the
bridge is no place for a mar not
accustomed 10 maintaining his eaui-
lihrium off the grounl Due to his
skill "a an aviator. the bridge holds
no terrors for Capt Rick" and he
is perfectly at home on the narrow
swaying structure
With seven seasons Of racing ex-
perience and having been an Official
i'm many races. since he rerrred al 2
driver in 1916. the former speed star
is wei equipped 70 handle tne
throttle" and control the running Of
the race, for the flags he uses will
tell the contestants or fmpena,ng
danger. signal the need for consul
tation with the race officials OF ap-
praise the driver that his car mas
completed the necessary 200 laps II
the 2l2 mile oval.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
FIRP0 AND TRACEY
LOOM AS POSSIBLE
CROWN CONTENDERS

NEW YORK. May 1.-two for
eign claimants for a crack at Jack
Dempsey's heavyweight champion
;itle. Luis Firpo OF Argentine. and
Jim Tracey OF Australia. are in the
limelight today.
Firpo. because Of his quick vic
tory over Jack Herman Saturday
afternoon, and Tracey because he
fights the veteran Bill Brennan in
Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night.
Down in Argentine the populace
already is acclaiming Firpo the one
and only contender who has a
chance With the champion. and re-
ports say a purse or $45O.0O0 has
been offered for Firpo-Dempsey
battle.
II Tracey can dispose Of Brennan.
however. the Australian will have
the call over the Argentinian for a
possible bout in the future. becaus
Brennan ranks far above Jack Her
man or either Of the other two
fighters FirTo has beaten since his
arrival in the United States.
Brennan is said 20 be in Just as
good condition as he was Il months
ago when he stood toe to toe with
Dempsey for IL rounds
Tracey has won plenty OF friends
during his workouts here in prep.
aration for the bout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
CLOUT BY SHEEHAN
ENABLES IRISH TO
DOWN PURPLE NINE
Single IN Ninth Scores Foley
With Winning Marker
Mageveney Hurls Well.
Special to the News-Times.

Special TO The News-Tines.
EVANSTON. IL. May I5.-By
singing 10 left field in the ninth in
ming. and driving Dan Foley across
the plate. Bill Sheehan. OF Notre
Dame. broke up an exciting baseball
game between the Irish and North
western here Monday. Tie Purple
were unable TO come back In their
half OF the ninth, and Notre Dame
wou. 5-4.
Mageveny pitched neat ball for
the invaders His curves were break
ing sharply across the corners of tine
plate. and Northwestern had diff
Guilty IN hitting him in the pinches.
The seven hits which he allowed
were we'll scattered but three errors
behind hiEa enabled the Purple TO
score several unearned runs.
Neither side. for that matter. gave
their pitcher alright support North
western spoiled the effect OF Pal
mer's steady hurting by making
three boots at critical moments.
Eotre Danes nine hits were largely
obtained in the early part Of the
game. Palmer pitching better ball As
the game advanced. Cratman caught
a splendid game for Northwestern.
nabbing several dincult fouls close
10 the stands
Northwestern was first 10 scor.. o
single by Palmer. Johnson's SACRIFICE
and Trautmans base hit counting
q run in the second inning. A base
on balls coupled with a hit at the
right time gave the Puppies their
second counter IN the third and they
held this advantag= until the NTH.
In that inning the irish got their
blucgcons busy and punched hits for
three runs. Kelly walked 10 start
H. and when Chuck Foley's hard sin
gle 10 center went through the field
tr's legs and rolled 10 the fence.
both men scored. Dan Foley then
singled took second on Mageveney'E
sacrifice and scored the third run
OF the stanza on Sheehan's rousing
belt to center
Metre Dame added another in the
seventh when Dan Foley walked,
stole second and scored on a hit by
Sheehan.
The Purple tied the score in tho
following inning. Williams was safe
on a boot but was forced at second
by Palmer. johnson walked and
Trautman made things look a little
brighter by whiting. Mageveney
temporary lost control and walked
Kelly. filling the sacks. and both
Palmer and Johnson scored when
Bryant singled.
Danny Foley's work was a bright
feature OF the game. the second
sacker scoring three runs. stealing
three bases and accepting eight
chances in the field. Prokop and
Sheehan led with the stick. each get
ting three blows. The Irish team
play showed marked improvement
despite their three mtsplays. the out
field work In particular picking up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
NEHF GIVES CUBS FIVE
HITS; GIANTS WIN. 10

CHICAGO. May Is. - Nehf held
Chicago to five scattered hits Mon
day. while New York punched their
hits and shut out the locals. 1 to O.
The visitors hit Aldridge freely but
five fast double plays cut off fur
Their scoring by the Giants Ban
croit's double and a single by Groh
scored the only run of the game
STATE was ordered out of the game
in the sixth inning by Umpire SEN
telle because of an argument. Score:
New York 600 O10 0O0-1 10 /
Chicago $4,000 600 600 ]
Nehf and r. Smith. Enyder:. Al
bridge and O'Farrell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
CARDINALS TROUNCE
49, 7
Three Phillie Pitchers Ham
mered for Total of % Hits
In Slugfest.

ST. LOUIS. May 15.-The Cardi-
nails fattened their batting averages
Monday at the Phillies' expense,
winning by "a to :. after they had
piled up % hits. Scores were made
in all but the fifth inning by St.
Louis. Goldie Rapp. Phillies' third
baseman, was injured in the third
inning while chasing a foul. He
fell into the Cardinal dugout. suf-
fering a srrained right ankle. a
fractured rio and probable internal
injuries
Philadelphia 600 013 800 Z 10 4
st. Louis ....444 103 21x-19 %
Hubbell, Belts. Sullivan and Hen
line. Witherow; Doak. Bailey. Bar
foot and clemens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
american EntrGnt out
OF English Tourney

SANDWICH. England. May IS
The hrst days play in the Ladies
open COLI Championship tourna-
ment on the Princes court Monday.
saw the elimination of the only
American entrant Miss Bosamond
Sherwood. She was defeated by
Mrs Fletcher OF Wemb.ey Miss
Sherwood was IN the lead only once.
at tho second hole, and was soon
overtaken by the British woman
Miss Joyce EYetnered survived the
first round. decisively defeating Mrs
Charles. seven and % go. Miss
Edith Leitch defeated Mrs. Jackson
g and .. with Miss Nlue Griffin
save an excellent display by defeat
ing Miss Courley two and I 20 co.
Interest IN tomorrow's play Will CEN
ter around Miss Cecil I4eitch. -he pre-
sent champion. who viii play against
Mrs. Norman Craig
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
THREE COUNTIES TO
COMPETE AT MEET
Large Number of Track Stars
Entered in Meet to Be Held
at Niles Saturday.
Special to The News Times.

NILES. Mich. May Is Present
plans for the Tri-County track meet,
which win be held at Plymouth
park in this city on the morning
and afternoon of Saturday. May 20.
far surpass those Of any similar
affair ever given in Niles. and n rec
ord crowd is expected. In addition
20 the Tri-County events. in which
representatives from Benton Har-
hor South Haven. Dowagiac, 81. JO-
seph and Niles VIII compete. there
viii be dual track meet in the
morning between the junior high
teams OF the Elkhart and Niles
schools. a part OF the morning will
also be devoted 10 the playing Of
single and double matches in the
Tvi-County tennis tournament. which
VIII determine the 1922 tennis
championship for Berrien county.
Following the Tri-County track
meet in the afternoon. the Niles
high school baseball team. winners
Of the Glass a championship through
their defeat Of ST. Joseph on Wells
field Thursday by a score Of SIS.
VIII contend for county honors by
playing the chsmpion OF Class 3
While the latter championship has
not vet been definitely decided. indi-
cations point TO Watervlier as the
probable candidate
The Niles Rotary club has an
nounced its intention OF presenting
the winning team In the Tri-County
meet with a handsome silver cup.
and the same organization VIII give
Go The winning relay team a silver
shield. To the individual nigh point
winner a silver cup viii be given.
while ribbons will so 20 the men re-
ceIvng first. second and third places.
McGea;h. principal Of the E,khart
junior high school viii be referee
and starter ln the main events.
Local track fans are regarding
the meet with interest. for upon its
outcome Will depend 10 a great ex-
tent the track Championship OF
Berrien county. which viii be de-
c.ded at the county meet 20 be held
at Benton Harbor on saturday May
%. IL is probable that the meet may
narrow down 10 contest between
Niles and Benton Harbor alone.
Niles having been awarded second
place with 43 points AT the inter
scholastic meet at Kalamazoo. while
Benton Harbor came third with 2sis
ST. Joseph received but one point.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
RADIO SET REPLACES
FIRE HOUSE CHECKERS

KANSAS City, No, May 1.-THE
checker board and the box ot donli-
noes are ABOUT 20 so the way Of the
old fire horse and the s.,ver-platsd
speaking trumpet in the fire houses
or this city.
The gallant free ladies have
caught the radio bug a petition has
been offered in the common council
q equip each fire station in The city
with a radio receiving outfit so the
fremen can tune in during the
leisure hours before bedtime and
enjoy the concerts which are "agi-
-ating" the air herea.5outs nearly
every night.
We're tired OF checkers. We
want 20 listen in on the Jazz" Is the
hremen's request.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
Children CiUen Dope,
Grand jury Reports

DENVER. Nay 15--Twenty--tvv 70
business men and professional men
OF Colorado. comprising the grand
jury at the spring term OF the United
States district court here. declared
in its report % Judge Robert z.
Lewis that school children are be-
ing given drugs IN order 20 create
future patrons for traffic for dope
peddlers.
The report said that dealers in
narcotics constantly lowered about
the grounds Of one Denver high
school located IN the downtown dis
trict.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
HOMER IN TENTH GIVES
PIRATES % VICTORY

PITTSBURG. May 15.-Traynor's
home run over the left field wall
in the 10th inning with one on base
and one out, gave the Pirates a S TO
victory over the Braves Monday.
The Braves led. TO o. until the
It'll, when 'Pittsburg made four
runs Boston tied the score in tnc
ninth and scored another I'm the
10th. Traynor followed with the
long homer. Score.
Boston ...1O2 600 001 Is i O
P!ttsburg 900 600 400 IS Il o
Fillingim, Miller, Oscherger and
Gowdy O'Neill; Glazner. Yellow
horse. Carlson and Mattox
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
SAINTS LOSE.

ST PAUL. Nay IS. 80 COLUMBUS
punched is hits with FOUR errors sy
the Saints and won Monday S 10 Z.
S. Paul pounded Burwell for Il
hits and seven runs before ne ~-zs
relieved. But was unaele TO score
on Sanders. Score:
Columbus ..-OO2 231 000-s 10 I
s.. Pau. .....I30 COZ 000-7 Is Z
Burwe.L Sanders and Hartley.
Benton, Sheehan. Rogers and Allen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
SENATOR'S AND JOHNSON
DEFEAT CLEVELAND. 80

WASHINGTON. May 15-Wash-
ington took the longe end of its
series with Cleveland 10y winning
the final game Monday, g to ?.
Johnson and Bagby both were hit
hard but the former proved more
effective in the pinches. Score:
Cleveland 1000 O1O O1O-2 II o
Boston ....00O 0O2 O0zo-2 8 /
Bagby and O'Neiu; Johnson and
Picinich-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
Ricken hacker to
A CT as Starter
In Speedway Race
Ace of Aces and Former Star
Driver to Officiate on Bridge
at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. May IS.-Capt
Eddie Rickerbacker American Ace
Of Aces in the World War and for
mer star auto racer. viii handle the
flags for the tenth annual 500-mile
International Sweepstakes race, on
the Indianapolis Motor speedway.
May go. His training as an aviator
in the war will he valuable 10 him
in his position as starter o. the
greatest race of the year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
Tourists Play Golf
Far AbOUe Sea LeUeI

DENVER, May 15-Tourists and
campers IN Denver's mountain parks
will have opportunity this year TO
enjoy golf 5000 feet above sea level
oE q rolling surface in the Colorado
Rockies.
A golf course is being laid out
east of Buffalo Blrs Lookout Noun
tain grave. and clubhouse. nesting
in a sheltered spot, VIII be con
structed for the comfort Of the
patrons.
The site OF the clubhouse IS d.
rsct.y opposite the famous Genessee
Mountain SKI course. and splendid
view OF The mountains and plains
Will be afforded from the clubhouse
verandahs.
Il is expected the links viii be in
readiness July l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
Homer in Eighth GiUeS
CoLOneIs Yin ODer BreiDer,

MILWAUKEE,. May Isl Ellis
home run I'm the eighth gave Louis
Vile a ( 10 3 victory over Mnwau-
kee Monday in the third game Of
the series. Pott, making his debut
for Milwaukee pitched good ball
but was not given the best or sup
port Score:
Louisville ..... 001 100 110-4 = q
Milwaukee 900 102 0OO-3 Q
Koch. Cullop and Brottems. I5ott
and Gossett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
NuLhERS WIN AGAIN

MINNEAPOLIS. May 15- Min
neapolis made il two straight from
Toledo here Monday. winning 2 70 :
Home runs by Yingling ana Jour
dan, with one man on base. -acR
time. featured Former manager
Luderus, Of Toledo. got his uncon-
ditional release today and outheIder
Wickland was acting manager Of
the club. Score
Toledo ....... 600 100 O03-4 y 3
Minneapolis .03O 202 O0x-7 Z ?
Mccullough and Kocher. Ying
ling and Mayer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
THIS COAT MAY BE
A CAMEL'S COUSIN

POPLAR BLUFF. No. May 15.-
And now comes the harmless" billy
goat displaying some Of his unique
qualifcs tons
When carload OF lime was load
ed az Cape Girardeau Mr.. Coat. un.
noticed, made his way tnto the car
and was locked therein. Eight DAYS
after. When the seals OF the ear were
broken az the destination. Don.phan.
No. and when the door was opened
out jumped Mr. Goat. spry. but ap-
parently thirsty.
He was quickly treated 10 a drink
or mountain dew" which bubbles
from a spring near Donlphan and
was happy. He seemed none the
worse for his "Volsteadian feat"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
ATHLETICS HAND 1873
WALLOPING TO BROWNS

PHILADELPHIA. N av o.
Pounding Davis and Pruett for Il
hits enabled Philadelphia 10 win
Monday the deciding game of the
81 Louis series. IL to e. Aside
from scattering the Browns 1O hits.
Hasty made two hits. one a home
run which scored two men ahead
of him
St Louis ..O02 600 100 8 10
Philadelphia 100 40 64x-13 II O
Davis, Pruett and SEVERED;
Hasty and Perkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
TIGERS TAKE THIRD
FROM YANKEES, 81
Cobbmen Hit Sam Jones Hard,
While Stoner, Tiger Young
ster Gives Three Hits.

NEW YORK. May IS. ~ Detroit
made IL three straight from New
York. taking the last game Of the
series Monday. 6 to J. The visitors
hit sam Jones hard. while Stoner.
a Detroit youngster. held New York
to three hits. Score.
Detroit ..-21O O1O11O-6 Il 0
New York 1000 600 100 o
Stoner and Bassler; s. Jones
o'Doul and SchanS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
Bremen Greens Score l..
Shutting our Motor Team

The johnson Motor Wheels were
cmpleteIy oucclassed sunday after
noon a. Brennan when they bumped
Up against the fast Bremen Greens
and were humbled 70 the tune OF
~ 20 0.
From the time the Bremen slug
gers scored four runs IN the FRS.
inning until the final out the Motor
Wheel aggregation never had a
chance Stuffy, on the mound for
tas visitors. was wild and inenec-
tive. This coupled with errat.c sup
pert made him an easy victim
Whiting. pitching for Bremen. was
good form and never In danger
Manager TIeIminEer OF Brem Ter.
announced the scheduling OF an inn
portant series with Plymouth. Men
tone. Warsaw and a number or
Others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
REDS TAKE % CAME
FROM ROBINSON CLAN

CINCINNATI May 15.-Cadore's
wildness in the third inning gave
Cincinnati a winning lead in a game
which the locals won from Brook
lyn, 8 10 ?. Rixey was effective
and great plays By Pinelli materially
aided him. Score.
Brooklyn 100 900 001-2 Z 0
Cincinnati 004 O2O 00x-s /
Galore, ATamaux. Gordonier and
Miller Rixey and Hargrave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
WHITE SOX DROP THIRD
STRAIGHT TO RED SOX

BOSTON. May 15.-BOston made
il three straight from Chicago Mon
day when Warren Collins held the
visitors 70 five hits, the Red Sox
winning. 10 o. Score.
Chicago ......000 600 1000 8 /
Boston ......00O 002 OOx-2
Courtney and Schalk. w Collins
and Ruel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
1.ooo KLANsNrEN PARApE.

FREDERICK. okla. May Is
Two women tainted and several
teams OF horses staged runaways on
Main 81. here as 1000 Ku Klux
klansmen raraded, carrying ban
ners warning married couples 20
live true" and denouncing joyrtd-
Ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
YANKS MAKE BEST,
DODGERS POOREST
IN WESTERN TESl
Giants, Looming as Pennant
Winners. DO Well in Even
Break With Clubs.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press stan Correspondent

. hN-A4NNA rs stan A0A thANaatAk
NEW YORK. Nay IS. - Eastern
teams pulled up with the expected
puff OF short wiad after masking the
4 first western grade
The New York Eanks in v.nrlns
Eve out OF seven games made Tho
best showing in me FIRST ss.rmish
with the strong western beams The
Brooklyn Robins who dsd1r wan
game all week made che poorest
showing
The champion Giants did well ia
breaking even against the Cards and
the Cubs two cams thar ordlnari.s
give them the most trouble. Tia
Cards WOE four on. OF six games.
Braves SPLIT Even.
After hitting a fast pace from the
start. the Cubs slumpeG and iron-
led FIVE out of six games The Bos-
tor Braves came out OF -be.- trance
and split even. while the Pals lea
the eastern clubs in taking four out
OF six battles r. Cobb no 50uhf
would like 10 stay ia the east al
season If they would Dee as nice 20
him. The TyE>rs won five oct 81
seven games ana broka 1Eht iat0
the first division. Cleveland had
tough going winning only .hree oit
Of seven and tho WASHINGTON Sena-
tors continued going Ire .her listICss
vay and dropped five our Of seven.
with a lead OF four fun games tae
Giants are an a better position than
the Yanks Miller Higgins SIS ofsly
one fun game ahead OF the Browns
and the American lea sue champicns
have yet 20 tussle with the Browns
and Indians.
The terrific batting Of the Giants
was slowed up when they went
against the good pitching OF the
west, the New Workers getting fewer
hits than any team i'm the league.
Their million dollar defense failed
TO function also
The Yanks are hitting timely and
effectively but they have been getting
but the proper results from their
five star pitching staff
If there IS 70 be a real pennant
race this season it looks due in the
American league. TIE Browns are
camping right on the TAN or the
champions and the Indians may
come out and make il p three-wa>
race.
The Giants seem 10 have the pes
nant sewed mp I'm the Nations'
league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

Two base hit-Prokop Struck out-by
Palmer. o by Magevney, s. Bases on
balk-of Palmer. of Nagevney, g.
stolen bases-D. Foley. 9 Bhevernicht
Sacrifice hitS-Nagevney. Johnson. I'm
ptrc-Roy. Illinois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
American League
American Association.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


NaAloHAA rA<tAh
Boston 3 Pittsburg IS. 30 innings
Brooklyn ? Cincinnati 6.
New York Chicago o.
Philadelphia : 81. Louis 10.
American League.
Chicago o; Boston 2
81. Louis 3 Philadelphia g.
Detroit 8 New York !.
Cleveland . Washington I.
American Association.
Toledo Z Minneapolis Z.
Columbus =. ST. Paul Z.
Louisville Milwaukee 3.
Indianapolis Kansas City, rain.
Southern Association.
Memphis At New Orleans. rain.
Little Rock ., Chattanooga 9. 90 in
lingsD
Birmingham 4 Atlanta 3.
Nashville q; Mobile 10
TODAY'S GAMES.
National League.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia az St Louis.
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis az Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland 40 New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
REAL IVALRY IS
ALREADY SHOWN IN
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Protest Close Game at ]. ID.
Oliver Field Opening Day
Considered Success.
LEAGUE STANDING

Some pretty hot rivalry followed
in the wake Of the opening games
OF the Industrial League Saturday
and the race is predicted 20 develop
into q six club contention for the
pennant EOnoTs, with a schedule
full Of hard fought ball games.
The 10 ? game played at the
]. =. oliver field which was won in
the last inning by the Bell Telephone
Co, has been protested. The man
agement OF the losing aggregation
entered a formal protest 10 Col Bull
eek. recreation director on the
grounds OF a claimed erroneous dc
cision on the part OF the umpire
Investigate Protest
The umpire has also entered a
defence Of his decision and quoted
the rule governing the play The
protest viii be Investigated and both
parties given a hearing. In me tut
IRE ali protests Will be entered with
the recreation director in writing
within "a hours after the game
The opening day OF the league was
generally considered a great success
by all concerned. including the base
ball hungry fans Of south Bend. The
league gives promise OF becoming a
fast circuit. which promises to de-
velop some baseball talent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

From exception comes wisdom and
purity-from sioth. ignorance and
sensUality-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
TEAM SEEKS CANES.

The newly organized Regent Cigar
store baseball club OF Benton Har-
Dor issues a challenge 10 any and all
semi pro teams in and around South
Bend The Regents have a strong
aggregation and have ssgniaed their
intention ot going after the semi
pro title Of this section Any teams
wishing 20 schedule games are re
quested 10 communicate with Man
aEer Leo o. Gale. Regent Cigar store
l6l z. Main 81, Benton Harbor.
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

Among the odd birds or Australia
are theb lack swan. the Tyre bird
the honeysucker and the brush tur-
KEY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16

The scarcity OF small change in
italy has reduced the population 20
using postage stamps instead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-16
American League

Chicago o, Boston 2
ST Louis 3; Philadelphia 13.
Detroit g New York J.
Cleveland . Washington 4.