davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
Announce Card of
Play For Quincy
At French Lick
Golf Stars Tee Off on Aug.
l4-Thirty.Two Low
Qualify.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 1s=Jesse
Mossler. secretary Of the Indiana
golf association Tuesday announced
the schedule OF play for the state
tournament to be held at French
Lick beginning on August Il. The
schedule follows >
Aug. IA and 15-Qualifying'
rounds, Is holes Monday and IS
holes Tuesday, the 80 lowest scores
made for the SO holes 10 play for the
championship. The third lowest 16
scores qualify for the Committees
Flight, the fourth 16 qualify for the
Coed Fellowship Flight, the fifth Is
qualify for the French Lick Flight.
the sixth Is qualify for the Thomas
.Taggart Special Flight.
Aug. 16-Morning-Fir round
of championship, first round OF CON-
mittees flight and first round OF
French Lick flight. To be played on
the lower course. Afternoon-Se-
cond round OF championship, second
round Of committees flight, first
round of secretary's flight and first
round Of presidents flight.
Aug. IL Morning and afternoon
Third round of championship
fight. Morning-F1rst round of
directors fight, second round OF
presidents fight. first round OF vice
presidents flight. first round Of good
fellowship flight, second round OF
French Lick fight, second round Of
Thomas Taggart flight. Afternoon
Semi-finals of committees flight
semi-finals Of secretary's fight, semi
finals of good fellowship fight, semi
finals of vice-president's fight first
round of good fellowship consola-
ton. semi-finals Of French Lick flight
semi-finals of Thomas Taggart flight.
Aug 1S-Morning and afternoon
Semi-fnals OF championship flight.
Isemi-finals of presidents fight, semi
finals of directors flight, finals of
committees flight, finals of secre-
tary's fight. finals Of presidents s
fight. Morning-Semi-fi finals Of good
fellowship flight, semi-hnals good
fellowship consolation Afternoon
Finals good fellowship flight, finals
good fellowship consolation cup,
finals French Lick fight, finals Tho
mas Taggart flight.
Aug. 19-Morning and afternoon
Finals OF championship flight. finals
Of presidents flight, finals Of direc-
tors flight.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
.LeW-Benny Scrap
.Doped AS One OF
Rights and Let's
No Love Lost Between Light.
weight Champion and
Challenger.
BY BOB DORMAN

NEW YORK, July 1S-When Ben
ny Leonard steps into the ring in
Jersey City the night of July 27
against Lew Tender but one ques-
tion is 70 be answered.
Can Leonard stop Tender with
rights 10 the head before Tender
downs the champion with lefts to
the stomach?
Tendle. is the only lightweight in
the ring today who stands a chance
to dispose of the champion via the
kayo route.
He cannot be compared 10 Leon
ard as a boxer. but his awkward
southpaw style of milling is hard TO
solve and his wicked drives to tae
pit Of the stomach have downed
many a husky opponent.
Have Never Met
In ring tactics he has had almost
as much experience as Leonard.
though four years younger.
Starting in about the same time.
both have come up from obscurity.
Leonard achieving the title.
Because Of various circumstances
they have never met and. as a result
Of charges and counter charges
passed back and forth by both fight
ers and their managers, the present
mill promises 10 be as vicions as the
hght between Willie Ritchie and Ad
Wolgast.
Leonard's worst fault is his aver
sion 20 the grind OF training, often
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
VICTORY OF PETER
PLUTO ONLY UPSET
IN GRAND CIRCUIT
Favorites Win Other Events
at kalamazoo-Paper Mills
Purse Today.

KALAMAZOO Mich. July Is-CBJ
A P)-when Peter Pluto finished
ahead OF Longset In the -:0s trot in
the first race Of the four event card
OF the second day Of the grand cir
cuit meet he furnished the only up
set OF the afternoon The other
races were easy for the favorltes.
Lorgset was the faEorite and show
ed the way in the frzt heat but aft
er that the Tom Taggart horse. with
Mcdonald up. was able 90 outspeed
the Cox entry and land first money.
LonEset was second and Baron
Worthy third az the wire
Jane Revere had no trouble IN
winning the two year old trot in
straight heats I0 Guy was ar easy
second with The Senator. from the
Mcdonald stable. trailing
Bovoio also came through .nI
straight heats n the 2:-5 ro, Dot
tie Day. which finished attn i'm the
first heat and then came in second
the remaining miles. took second
money while Utah was third lu the
way. The feature event Of Wednes-
days program IS the $4,000 Paper
Mil purse for eos trotters Three
other events are carded for the after
noon
2:os Trot. Three Heats. Celery City
Purse - 900.
Peter Pluto. Oh. d. hy Peter tne
Great. tMcDOualdt .......-.....-. /
Longset b. D. by Dillon AK
worthy, COX .----..-- ..- .--...-- .
Baron Worthy, b. g. hy Worthy
Mckinney Lewis) ......--..-....
Lord Frisco. D. c., by san Fran
cisco Murphy ----.---...--.-. 8 s
Peter viii Tell. ch. E.. by Peter
ODonu0 lRayl Observation-Disclosures.
Just Issimo and Tolus Boy also start
ed
Time-2:OG 81: 2.O7 "a: 2.OS "a
Two Year old Trot. Two Heats. Recrea-
ton Park Purse Sl.oOO;
Jane Revere, b. T., by Guy Ak
worthy lWhitei ......-.............-
10 Guy. %. c, by Axworthy
The Senator ch. c., by Peter The
Mary Rose. b T.. by Holly Rood
Bob iPahnl ........... ..'. .....''.'
Rebecca Buck, ca. T.. by Etawah
Time 215 IA: a.14 IA
2:1O Trot, Three Heats, Purse S1'O0Oi
Bovolo. blk. & by Redad
2 y
D0ttie Day. b. N. by Morgan
Azworthy Mcdonald .............5 2
The Triumph. b. n by the EE-
ponent lChlldsl -.............
Utah, ch. C., by Ettawah per
ry) .-...---. ..-----------.--------
Mamie Locke, b. m, by Gordon
! Todd (Millerl .................... o
Alice q. Forbes also started
Time .07 81; . 100 "a; 200 IL
2:07 Class Pace. Three Heats, New Bur-l
dick Hotel Purse S2.OoOs
Jackson Grafton. b. D.. by Solo
mon Grattan cox ..-..---..-... 1
Edna Early blk. m, by Wolver-
inc tThOmasl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
Tramp Safe, 70. b., by Tramp
fast lStOkesl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s
Peter Brooks. b b, by Justice
Brooke tShivelyl .-..--...---..--. 4
Banner NJ b. e.. by Banner Leaf
Perry ....--..- ....-.-...-.--.-
Lucy L. orc Direct and Flopatch also
started.
Time 2Oo 1-2; 2,03 IA; 2O3 81
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
Speed Shown By
Dutch Reuther Is
Surprise To Fans
Brooklyn Hurler Was Not Fig
ured on Heavily When
Season Opened.
BY BILLY EVANS.

The work OF one pitcher very
often keeps a major league team In
the race.
For years the twirling OF Walter
Johnson kept the fans OF Washing
ton from thinking the Nationals
were in some league other than the
American.
Last season. after the Chicago
because OF the baseball scandal.
Pitcher Red" Faber kept the hopes
Of the Sox supporters burning by his
remarkable pitching.
In 1920 Jim Bagby of the Cleve-
land club. with 81 victories, was the
sensation OF the American league.
Coupled with Stanley Coveleskie ne
just about pitched the Indians into
a pennant.
This season during the early stages
Of the American league race Urban
Shocker OF the Browns. kept the St.
Louis team going while the rest OF
the staff was rounding into form.
For several years Burleigh Grimes
has been the one best Der on the
Brooklyn staff. He Is always figured
as the Dodgers ace.
Contrary TO the experts, the big
noise at Brooklyn this year Is
Dutch" Reuther. In the spring
dope Grimes was heavily figured on;
Reuther received little more than
passing mention.
Today Reuther is the sensation OF
the National league race. He won
| n CO. .r ,F 4
Seldom a week passes but that he
adds another victory to his total
While the rest OF the Brooklyn staff
was floundering around Reuther was
/ pitching invincible ball.
Reuther's great work kept the fire
! burning in the Dodger camp untu
the other pitchers hit their strike.
Then the Dodgers began TO show
their real speed. Today the club ls
a mighty dangerous opponent. II
the Brooklyn team proves to be the
dark horse of the National league
much OF the credit must be slipped
to Reuther.
How comes this great work on the
part of Reuther?
Reuther has always had much ma
tural ability. With Chicago and Gin
cinnati he at times was almost un.
beatable. In 1919 when the Reds
won the pennant he went great
guns"
Having a care-free disposition
/ baseball was a mere amusement
rather than a means of livelihood
with Reuther. Nothing worried him.
4 II he won II was all right. aleo
/ equally acceptable if he didn't.
| This season Manager Robinson has
won Reuther over TO the thought
that baseball is a serious PROPOSE
/ ton Reuther is tending strictly TO
business. Any time he steps into the
box he wants 10 WIN. He has de-
veloped over night into the hardest
kind Of a loser.
All Of which merely proves that
| the proper mental attitude is as
necessary to success as great natural
ability.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
YANKEES BURY SOX
UNDER 14-4 COUNT
Get Revenge for Previous
Losses by Clouting Three
Hurlers for 20 Hits.

NEW YORK-July 1S.-The New
York Yankees easily defeated Chi
cago in the last game Of the series
Tuesday. IA TO 4. hitting three White
Sox pitchers for 20 safe blows. Meu-
sci and Witt starred with four
apiece. the former driving in seven
runs. Shawkey struck out 10 men,
including Johnson. three times. Hop
per raped out a home run for the
third day in succession. Score:
Chicago .... 010 600 Ill 4 10 I
New York -. $50 2O6 OO*-14 20 l
Blankenship. Schupp. Courtney and
SchaIk and Yaryan; Shawkey and
Schang and Hoffman.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
BONO PITCHES BLUES
TO WIN OVER INDIANS

KANSAS CITY. July 1S.-Wnila
Bono held the visiting indianapolis
team scoreless, his battery mate,
Catcher McCarty counted the two
runs which led TO a score Of to 0
for Kansas City here Tuesday. The
locals scored a third run in the fifth
inning which. after a protest from
Manager Hendricks OF the visitors,
was allowed by the umpires. Score:
indianapolis 900 900 600 8 3
Kansas City 900 O1O 1Ox-2 10 .
Cavet and Dixon, Kruger; Bono
and McCarty.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
British Default to Spain
in DdUiS Cup Competition

NEW YORK, July -Disappoint-
ment was expressed in tennis circles
today because OF Great Britain's de-
fault TO Spain in the semi-fnal round
OF the Davis cup competition. In
ability ito secure a representative
team" was given as the reason. ac-
cording 10 cablegram from the
British authorities received by the
United States Lawn Tennis associa-
tion.
Spain will meet the survivor Of the
semi-fnal round match between
France and Australia for the right
lenge round.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19

necessitating fighting himself into
form after the beginning of the bout.
Battle of Century
But Benny's two recent battles
with Jack Britton ana Rocky Kan
sas has brought him 10 the top OF his
form. shown by his massacre OF the
tough Italian, and he should put up
a battle worthy Of HIS title.
Tenders record OF the last two
years has been impressive.
He has fought all commers and.
one by one. has eliminated all the
young hopefuls from Benny's front
door step.
Granting that both can make the
weight-which Is 135 pounds al
o o'clock-without losing strength or
speed il should be what the Demp-
ey-Carpentier fight was not-"the
battle OF the century"
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
INDIANS DOWN MACKS;
WIN NINTH STRAIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IS
Cleveland Tuesday captured iLs
ninth straight victory. the longest
winning streak in the American
league this season. by defeating
Philadelphia, 6 to s. Speaker and
Wood hit home runs off Hasty with
man on base each time. Score:
Cleveland .... 210 Oh 000-6 10 .
Philadelphia . OO1 O10 01O-3 3 1
Morton and O'Neill; Hasty. ogden
and Perkins.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
To COACH YALE GREW.

SEATTLE. Wash. July 1s.-An.
nouncement was made here today
that Ed. Leader, rowing crew coach
Of the University OF Washington has
signed a contract to coach Yale
university at salary nearly double
that received from the local institu-
ton. Leaders crew attracted na-
tional attention. especially this year
when they forced Navy 20 set a
new record at Poughkeepsie 20 win
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
IMPORTANT SERIES
WON BY CARDINALS
Make 1t Three Out of Four
from Giants-Now Half
Game Behind Leaders.

ST. LOUIS. July 1s-The Card
inals made it three out of four over
the Giants Tuesday, winning a free
hitting contest. to S. The Card
lnaIs are now half a game be-
hind the leaders. Score:
New York 2O3 600 2O1-s -
St. Louis 90. O4O 0O2 O3x--9 13 8
Douglas, Causey, Jonnard and
Snyder; North Pfeffer. Pertica and
Ainsmith.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
GRIMES AIDS CUBS ON
HIS RETURN TO CAME

CHICAGO, July Is. Chicago
punched hits Tuesday and defeated
Philadelphia TO 3 IN the final game
OF the series. Ray Grimes Of the
Cubs, who has been out Of the
lineup for more than a week be-
cause of a slight injury TO his back,
resumed his old position at first
base. Grimes led the attack with
four hits. including a double and
home run in four times up. Score:
Philadelphia 100 001 001-3 s 1
Chicago ... 10 03L OOx-6 II 1
Singleton, Ring. and Peters; AID
ridge and O'Farrell
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
RIXEY HURLS REDS TO
WIN OVER BEANEATERS

CINCINNATI, o. July 1s.-The
Reds made it three out Of four
from Boston by winning the final
game of the series Tuesday. to
3. Score:
Boston ..... 100 100 001-3 2
Cincinnati . O3O 0O6 0Ox-9 Il 1
Oeschger and Gibson; Rixey and
Hargrave.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
SAINTS RALLY AND COP.

ST. PAUL. July IS Jake North
rop held St. Paul TO one hit until the
seventh inning, when a base on balls
a wild pitch and four hits for a total
of 10 bases scored FIVE runs for St
Paul. the locals winning to ..
Score:
Columbus 100 600 OO1-2 10 q
St. Paul 600 600 5Ox-5 1
Northrop and Lee; Merritt and
Gonzales.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
To TEST EQUIPMENT.

LAFAYETTE, July 1s.-An-
nouncement has been made that ar
have been completed for
the engineering experiment station
at Purdue university 10 test automo-
bile equipment for the ordinance de-
partment OF the United States army.
A FIVE ton army caterpillar tractor
used during the late war will be
shipped 10 the school soon TO be
tested in the tractor testing plant.
This Will be followed by other re-
search work. IL rs said
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
TOLEDO WINS ONE.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 1s.-
Toledo took the first game Of the
Minneapolis series here Tuesday y
TO Z. Home runs by COnroy and
Russell Of Minneapolis and Wick
land Of Toledo featured. II was
RusselTs 18th homer. Score:
Toledo ..5OO O1O 231-12 Is 5
Minneapolis .0O3 200 O2O,- 8 3
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
VEACH'S HOMER WITH
SACKS FULL WASTED

BOSTON. July 1S-BOston defeat
ed Detroit Tuesday for the first time
this year in Boston, 6 TO 5. Veach
made a home run with the bases
full in the seventh. tying the score.
Score:
Detroit ...... O10 600 40O-5 6 .
Boston .... O40 O1O 1O*-6 II 3
Dauss. Olrman, Stoner, Olsen and
Woodall: Russell, Pennock and Ruel.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
Yesterdays RESULTS


American:
st. Louis Washington (rain).
Chicago, 4 New York. IA.
Detroit. 8; Boston. q.
Cleveland. 9 Philadelphia, 3.
National:
Boston, 3 Cincinnati ..
Brooklyn Pittsburg lraln).
Philadelphia, 3 Chicago, o.
New York, s; St Louis, Q.
American Association
Indianapolis, o Kansas City, ?.
Louisville, 3; Milwaukee. 6.
Toledo, u; Minneapolis,
Columbus, 2; ST. Paul, ,.
Southern Association
Memphis, 1; Birmingham, o. (Firs
game)
Memphis. A. Birmingham, o. (SeconC
game. Z innings)
Chattanooga, .; Mobile. 0. lFirs
gamel.
Chattanooga, 6; Mobile, T. (Secon,
game, Z innings)
Little Rock. 3: Atlanta. g.
New Orleans, S Nashville, ?.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
2. NJ C,s. CHALLENGE

The =. ". c. baseball team issues
a challenge 10 any nine in or out Of
South Bend for a game Sunday after
noon The p. 3. C. aggregation has
been going at a fast clip and Is out
10 record. For games call NJ. 34s6
between i've and six IN the evening.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
BREWERS, RALLY WINS.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July Is
Milwaukee scored two runs after
two were out in the ninth and took
the first game Of the Louisville series
by a score of s TO 8. Score:
Louisville ... COZ 100 11O-5 II
Milwaukee &C.. 90 O20 OO2-6 13 0
Estell and Never; Pott and Myatt.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
GENE SARAZEN NOW
BACK HOME MINUS"
THE 'SWELLED HEAD
Golf Champion Reaches Home
Links UnannOunced, Greet
ed Only by Caddy.
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.


NEW YORK. July 1s.-CBy I. ~.
SILT has been tho custom Of
many goIr champions since time i'm
memorial to become quite unap-
proachabIe and exclusive. once the
title was theirs. They suddenly
sensed the magnitude OF their own
importance and the weight OF their
dignity was profound.
You can look for nothing OF that
kind from Gene Sarazen. the ex-cad-
dy. who beat a great field OF golfers
for the national open golf title at
Skokie last week. Gene is as guiless
as a Montana farm hand and just
as approachable as a book agent.
Like an "OId Shoe"
His arrival in New York was typi
cal Of the boys lack OF affeCtatiOn.
He simply stepped off the train.
alone and unnoticed and walked
across to the Pennsylvania with the
championship cup under his arm and
thence TO the desk, where a golf
fan recognized him.
He was surrounded by enthusiastic
golfers and he talked 10 all of them
as though they were friends OF long
standing lie was not in a hurry 10
keep some vague and shadowy ap-
pOintment, he was not annoyed by
this seeming familiarity on the part
OF the bourgoise. He enjoyed it.
Gene was visiting.
May Go Abroad.
How did it feel 10 be champion? =?
1t sure felt great. Was he nervous
at any time during the fnal round ?
You bet your life he was. What
was he going TO do with the cup?
Take it home and show it TO his
mother. Did you feel confident he
would win it again next year. No-h-
or-o. Just hopeful Would he 90
abroad after the British open title ?
Yes. He figured that he had quail
fed for the attempt for the first
time since he started playing golf.
These and a hundred more quest
tions were asked him by total
strangers before Gene was rescued
by the hotel manager, who escorted
him TO the elevator under the mis-
taken impression that Sarazen was
being bored by a lot OF inQuisitive
louts. Gene actually seemed disap-
pointed at the interruption.
Hang the Bands.
That has been Sarazens way
since he first came into local notice
I by making a particularly good show
| ing i'm the Metropolitan champion
ship Of 1920 He knew he could
play golf from the moment he quit
the APawamis links as al caddy but
/ his innate modesty and good sense
made him realize that he could win
more hOnOrs with a mashie than he
could with his mouth.
According to dispatches from
I Pittsburgh. he arrived at his home
/ course mt Highlands unannOunced
/ The first to see him was a member
of his own guild, a caddy. and il
we know anything Of Sarazen at all
we will venture that he was vastly
more pleased by the incident than
/ If he was met at the station by a
I brass band and a reception COM
mlttee.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
ERECT NEW STANDS
AT CARTIER FIELD
FOR DIAMOND FANS
Growing Popularity Of Pas
time Makes Added Changes
Necessary at n. ID.

A new baseball stand will be in
cluded in the Improvements and ad-
diions now being made on Cartier
field at Notre Dame, Father Carey.
head Of the university athletic board.
announced Tuesday morning
Work on tearing down the old
baseball stand has been completed
and as soon as the debris is removed,
work will start on the new stands.
The increase in the student body at
the university and the great pOpu-
larity which Notre Dame athletics
have come TO enjoy. made the old
baseball stand too small and some
what unsafe for the crowds it has
accommodated.
Although the new ball stand Itself
will not surpass the old structure TO
any extent in size. it is understood
that additional bleacher facilities
viii be provided. Coach Walter
Halas viii again be in charge of
baseball next season.
Incidental TO the building Of new
football stands on the east side Of
the gridiron, is the announcement
that the two end sections of the
present stand there Will be moved
TO the south and north ends OF the
field thus affording greater seating
capacity than the low circus seats
provided.
Father Carey branded as false a
story in Chicago papers 10 the effect
that plans had been made 10 have
a stadium on Cartier field within IN
next three years. II wish il were
true" he said but there is no
foundation for the story"
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19

make good with any kind of breaks
in luck.
Morris Kirksey. the stanford
sprinter. occasioned some surprise
when he failed 10 come through in
the 1OO-yard dash at the intercol-
leEiates this summer. When he re-
turned home he told the reason.
He failed 20 hear the call for
the semi-hnals and wher he arriv-
ed at the starting line. the field was
waiting for him He tried 10 hurry
into his shoes and he found that
he had brought two right foot shoes.
He didn't have time 20 go back
20 the club house and had TO with
draw
Kirksey was loud in his praise
o. Az LeConey, the star Lafayette
sprinter.
He expressed the opinion that Al
len Voodri1g. the Syracuse star
and the Olympic 2OO-meter cham
pion. would not have been able 10
beat LeConey even II he had not
been forced to Withdraw with a
pulled tendon.
Maintaining his present form,
with the possibility that he will be
even better in the next two years.
LeConey looks like Uncle Sans best
bet for the sprint events at the
Paris Olympics.
Even II Americans do not make
a better showing IN the middle and
long distance running events. they
ought % win the Paris games The
United States has a well established
supremacy In the sprints. the hurd-
les and the pole vault. Prospects
are bright for the weight events,
but the Firms hardly can be beat
en- az their pet pastime OF hurl-
ing the javelln.
When Z comes to the swimming
events. the European nations may
demand handicap
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
American League
American Association
TODAY's GAMES
National League

Boston at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago
New York az Cincinnati.
Philadelphia al Pittsburg
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19

Reason shows Us our duty. He
who can make as love cur duty is
more powerful than reason itself.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
American LaaKue

Chicago at Boston
ST. Louis at Philadeiph phia.
Detroit az New York.
Cleveland az Washington.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19
Tanning With
Farrell
~ HENRY FARREIL


NEW YORK. July 1S-(United
Press Unless some society for the
prevention Of cruelty 20 something
or-other intervenes. Jack Dempsey
viii make his next appearance in
the ring against his favorite tar
get Biu brennan.
Floyd FltzsImmons. the Michigan
cry promoter. has Dempsey signed
90 appear In his new concrete sta
dunn on Labor Day against Bren-
nan or Willard.
Be.ag as Willard would have a
hard time Eettius into condition.
Brennan is almost sure 10 do the
catching
Dempsey, finding use for a good
rauch for hEhtrs Brennan. because
,he field 90 pick from IS very slim.
The champion has convinced the
fans that he is Willing 90 dght Har-
~ Wills. bur Tex Bickard. the only
promoter big enough 20 STAGE such
fight. says he VIII no- attempt =
un-il next year.
Dempsey and Wills viii probably
meet in some Canadian city next
summer because .rhe feeling against
mixed bouts would cause too much
agitation against the fight en- the
United states.
There are things for thirst also
in Canada.
Fltzs.mmons succeeded IN getting
Dempsey's name on paper for a
Labor Day engagement because the
champion has not forgotten the
S6T.0oo that the middle western pro-
moter put In hls pockets T0r. the
Aflske dght when he came eas- after
being cleaned out 20 the last cent
IN beating draft charges In calf
oruis.
Fftxs!mmons deserves 20 make
some money because he has taken
big chance ia building O fine
arena aad in booking FRS, class
attractions. he has a good geo
graphical location ana he ought 70
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19

Five things observe with care: To
whom you speak. OF whom you
speak and how and when and
where.
South Bend news-times., 1922-07-19

When Z comes to the swimming
events the European nations may
demand a handicap.