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The Ocala evening star., 1922-10-19

UNCLASSIFED
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRATES under this heading are as
follows: Maximum Of six lines one time
Csc; three times soc; six times 75c; one
month $500. All accounts payable I'm
advance except to those who have reg
ular advertising ACCOUNTS.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
apartment, nicely furnished, two
blocks from courthouse. Apply at
239 Oklawaha Ave. Phone 507. 1885,
FOR SALE-Bed springs and mat
tress, used only two months; also
gas range and bookkeeper's desk.
C. C.. Bryant, 805 Tuscawilla. 1876
LOST-Tuesday morning, two miles
south of Lowell, a black leather
travelling bag. Reward for return.
Notify L. E. Gott, $50 Second st. S.,
St. Petersburg. Fla. 17-3t*
FOR RENT-Upstairs apartment,
furnished. Phone 207-Blue. Mrs.
W. V. Newsom, 1929 East Fort
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FOR SALE-A mechanical drawing
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CAREFUL HEMSTITCHING - With
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Luella M. Grimbly, 701 Oklawaha
Ave-, Ocala. Phone 400. 17-6t*
FOR SALE-Late model Ford tour
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Mcleod & Waters, Studebaker
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FOR SALE-160 acre farm, two
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Apply to F. W. Bishop, Box 25, An
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Ocala. 14-6t
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Three Odd Happenings GaOe Clyde Milan Chance to
Become Manager of Washington Senators for 1922

Clyde Milan has been made man
ager OF the washington team OF the
American League.
A year ago at this time Clyde
Milan had no thought OF ever man
aging a major league ball club. He
admits that himself.
George BcBride was manager OF
the Washington team last year. He
was doing a very good Job OF Il.
One day. while batting grounders
10 the infelders, he was struck over
the eye by a thrown ball from the
outheld.
The injury forced Mcbride out OF
the game for two weeks. It was
necessary that the club have a tenn
porary leader. Clyde Milan and
Walter Johnson are the two vet
Grams OF the team. Walter had no
desire to manage. the job fell to
Clyde.
Was Milan successful as a tempo
rary manager? He certainly was.
Under his direction the club won II
straight ball games, and was prom
inently mentioned as a pennant con-
tender. The day Mcbride returned
20 the team the club lost
The injury TO Mcbride was hap.
pening No. 1, the winning Of the II
games was happening No .. It was
NO 3, however, that convinced Pres
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
CULVER CADET TO
SEEK new HONORS
Edwin Morine TO Represent
Academy in National Plunge
Meet There in March.

CULVER. Ind. Jan. 17.-Edwiu
Morine. the Culver cadet who holds
the 1921 National Interscholastlc in
door plunge record. VIII participate
in the National A A e. plunge
meet. which VIII be held in the Cul-
yer Military Academy pool early Ia
March. NIortne's interscholastic rec
ord OF 60 feet in 81 seconds was es-
tablished last February in the
Hoosier Athletic Clubs pool.
Herman Laubis. coach OF the Gull
yer swimming team. is grooming
Morine for a new record in the ma
tional meet Another member OF
the varsity swimming team, John r.
Dillon. viii also be entered In the
plunge by Laubis.
Major John r. Grant. vice presi-
dent OF the Indiana A A. o.. and
/ head OF the Culver athletic depart
ment. has announced that three state
A. A. T. swimming events VIII be
/ held here on the same date with the
national plunge The state events
! include the 80 yard free style. 500
yard free style and plunge for OTIS
lance.
Laubis has some very promising
material for pool competition this
year and IS expecting his cadets 70
| corral a full share of the state rec
/ ords for Culver His men viii also
! be entered fir the state meets award
ed Indiana university, Purdue uni
versity and the Hoosier Athletic
club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
HARRY MEHRE SOON
TO RETURN TO n. D.
BASKETBALL SQUAD
Return Will Materially
Strengthen Team Optimis-
tic Over Butler Showing.

That Harry Mehre will positively
be in good shape by the end OF next
week or perhaps sooner, was the
good news that emanated from bas-
ketball headquarters at Notre Dame
last night. Big Jumbo" has been
missed by the Irish, and il is be-
lieved that his return will not only
aid the team work of the squad i'm
mensely but will also instill an album
dance of confidence into the men.
He has been playing varsity basket
ball with Notre Dame for three
years, and Notre Danes greatest
disaster on the court this season
occurred when Harry fell in a prac-
tice game in November, breaking his
arm
The campus is optimistic over the
uneXI ected showing OF the team
against Butler. Monday. The belief
that n. d. will yet be represented
by a mighty nifty quintet is held
everywhere. At practice yesterday a
large crowd of students watched
the maneuvers OF the squad, and the
sentiment expressed was very en-
thdsiasuc. Halas promised to put
the squad through the sort Of drill
ling that wrought their great
improvement last week, and firmly
believes that Creighton can be de-
feated if the men display the fight
that characterized the game with
Butler. Creighton Will be met on
Friday and Saturday.
This western school, although lit
tie is heard of 1t on this side of the
Mississippi. annually produces one of
the finest teams in the Missouri val
ley country. They have proved
mighty hard nuts 10 crack in the
past. and until the performance Of
the Gold and Blue against Butler
tho opinion prevailed that the Irish
did not stand a show against them.
Unless a bunch OF hard luck assails
Halas again. however. the toughest
sort Of a battle should ensue when
y. y. meets the westerners.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Local Pin Team
Rolls Sixth at
Estate Meet
Conservative Life Five Gets
Tough Breaks at Dayton
Van Kirk Hits 500.
BY JEHOSOPHAT SPARE.

Although they rolled very good
ten pins. the Conservative Life In
surance Co. five did not realize very
well at the Tri-State Tournament at
Dayton, Ohio. With over half the
400 teams enrolled, the local team
rolled into sixth place with 2757.
Open railroads proved their down
fall and entered into all OF their
events. In the final game of their
five-men event they had a big 100
total up the sixth frame but the
Pins split badly for them and they
had 10 content with an s97 game.
III luck also pursued them in the
doubles and singles. Schafer and
Van Kirk had a good start in the
first two games Of their series but
Charlie Van Kirk ran into three
railroads in the last three lanes
and wrecked their chances, the
team stopping at 1850.
Charlie Van Kirk proved the best
Of the crew in the individual event,
totaling SOS, which puts him in the
first fifteen. The team came away
with an unusual record in that not
n single player obtained a 500 count
in any of the events. The scores OF
several events are as follows:
FIVE MEN Event
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
THIEL DILIGENTLY
TRAINING FOR BOUT
Goes Through IA Fast Rounds
in Preparation for Fight
With KazOO Lad.

Johnny Thiel. after proving his
ability Monday night before a crowd
OF former buddies. at the Stude-
baker building. returned TO his home
camp last night and went through
IA stiff rounds OF boxing. Thiel is in
the pink OF condition TO meet Abe
Thompson OF Kalamazoo in 10
rounds on Friday night at Nc
Gowan's sym.
Thompson Is a hard hitter Of no
mean ability and expects to make
things lively for the local boy. Word
was received today from Kazoo that
Thompson mas been signed for two
headline bouts in Grand Rapids in
February. The promoters are anXi-
Gus TO secure Thiel for a third show
and offers have already been receiv-
ed by MCGOWAN to go into effect II
Thiel makes a creditable showing
Friday night
MATCHMAKER MCGOWAN has ar
ranged a strong supporting card, to-
falling 81 rounds OF milling for the
night. Whitley Clements, who is 70
meet Bob Hendricks in the semi
final has been working out daily with
Johnny Thiel and is At TO put UP the
best bout OF his career. A large de-
mand has been made for tickets and
only a few are still available be-
cause OF limited seating capacity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18

ton. It had been customary for
Heilman 70 bat third in the Lineup
Veach hitting Just back Of him.
On this day a change was made in
the batting order. Heilman was
placed fourth in the lineup, but
neither he nor Veach were notified
Of the change.
Heilman came up IN the first in
ming in the third position. and made
one Of the longest hits ever seen on
the Washington park. the ball al
most clearing the left field fence. II
struck high up in the extreme end
Of the bleachers in left center. II
was a terrific wallop.
Milan had scanned the Detroit
batting order as he gave the UNI
pire the Washington lineup. AS the
ball hit I'm the bleachers Milan ran
UP 10 the home plate. He confer
red with the umpire, showed that
Heilman had batted out OF order,
which caused the official to declare
Veach the proper batsman, out
erasing Heilman's home run.
That one incident proved TO me
that Milan had his head ur and
was managerial timber" Is the way
President Griffith puts II.
All Of which goes TO prove that
Milan Is a manager through a very
peculiar chain of circumstances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Notre Dame WI IS Ouert,ne Hockey Game from Mchiga
Bar Prize Ring Grad
From Pedagogy Ring

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 17.-T
Frederick r. Wedge. graduate OF
the prize ring and OF the Univer-
sity OF Arizona, seeking 90 get a
post graduate degree from Har-
ward University I'm his 10th year.
made a trip half way across the
continent IN freight car and ca
boose for nothing
Kid Wedge. as he was knows
in Wisconsin lumber camps and
n boxing circles two decades ago.
dropped off a train Monday after
a 1000 mile journey from Ari.
iona 10 enter the Harvard gradu-
ate school OF education Tues
day IL was learned that Harvard
authorities had been trying 20
reach him for some time. by mail
and telegraph. with word that his
qualifications were not considered
sufficient for admission at this
time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
CASHIER STAR OF
IRISH IN 81 WIN
OVER WOLVERINES
Scores Two of Team's Points
and l. Instrumental in
Bringing Third Tally.

ANN ARBOR. MICH. Jan. IT,
Il one OF the fastest and most Bit
tely-fought hockey matches ever
played iu the west Notre Dame
defeated the Michigan septet here
Tuesday afternoon by the score OF
TO ..
At the end Of the prescribed 45
minutes OF play. the score was tied
"a. two-aII After two minutes OF
sensational overtime play. Paul
Cashier Gagged the puck for his sec
0ud counter of the contest and with
this lead tho Irish defense became
impenetrable during the remainder
Of the short time agreed upon.
Cas-ner, star center Of the Notre
Dame team. secured a sweet reven-
ce on the Maize and Blue men for
their last minute victory over him
i'm baseball last spring, his individual
playing Tuesday being the deciding
factor fin his teams victory. The
husky center. acclaimed by hockey
critics as one of the greatest collie
e.ate players in the country proved
himself 20 be a marvel on the ice.
his speed and cleverness battling the
rIAl Nt Nll|lll- cl-l lAlN-iA Hs ot4 tAilANos
Frequently Cashier took the puck
through the entire Wolverine for
ward line and defense. only TO be
stopped by Combs. the Michigan
goal tender, who played a strong
game.
scores Two Goals.
Besides scoring two of his teams
points. Castner was also instrument
on foe taIying the other which was
scored by Capt Finn following a
pretty pass from the center. Films
playing was also OF a high order,
while Percy Wilcox proved a bull
wark on the defense for the Irish.
The wolverines were the first 20
''break the ice" in scoring. a freak
shot in the first period caroming
off Cashiers skate and slipping past
Crowley for a marker. The score
was cvened. however. early in the
second period when Cashier scored
after long shot. Michigan prompt
Is regained the lead in the next pc
riod when Barkeu registered but
some pretty team-play by NOtre
Dame resulted FIN Finn caging the
marker which again tied the count.
Cashier then proved equal 10 tho
occasion after two minutes OF the
extra period had elapsed, giving
Not-e Dame a lead which the VOL
vcrines were unable to overcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Wabash Comes From Behind
And Defeats MiLIikin, 2I-20

CHAMPIONSHIPS, Ind, Jan.
17.-Wabash came from behind
and defeated James Millikin in a
furiously contested basketball game
here tonight, q TO 20. James Nil
likin led. Is to 9. at half time. Ad-
ans, Wabash forward. tossed the
winning basket I'm the last four min
utes Of play. overcoming a one-point
lead held by James Minikin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Leonard and Pal Moran to
Fight IN NetU Orleans Rine

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL
Benny Leonard. worlds champion
lightweight, will meet Pal Moran,
idol OF the South. here on Feb. q,
If Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager,
accepts terms offered BY Promoter
Tortorich OF this city. 1t was an
nounced today that Moran has al
ready accepted the terms, and tina.
they are now being considered by
Gibson. II the pair Is matched, II
viii be their first meeting sincs
1920. when they fought at Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
JGckIitSch VIII Not
Coach Giants Pitchers

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Spring ex-
hibition games to be played at New
Orleans by the New York Yankees
will open Mar. ! instead OF Mar. ),
it was announced Tuesday.
Fred Jacklitsch, former catcher of
the Brooklyn club. and recently en-
gaged as coach by Manager McGraw
of the Giants has notified McGraw
he has decided to return 10 Amherst
college to resume his coaching duties
and VIII not be = ,e TO assist in the
development of Giant pitchers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Harley, E1-Ohio State Star,
TIL With Nervous Breakdown

CHICAGO. Jan. IT, G h ar ! @ S
(Chick) Harley, formerly Ohio State
football star, who recently returned
10 that institution from him home
here for advanced studies. has been
taken TO a sanatorium at Ishpeming,
Mich. suffering from a partial ner-
vous breakdown.
Harley's illness IS believed 10 have
been the result OF an injury sustain
ed in a football game here last fall
while playing with a professional
gam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
HOMERUN KING TO
FACE GIANT TASK
TO SMASH RECORD
Suspension of Babe Ruth, If
Enforced, Will Place Him
II Clouts Behind.
BY JACK VEIOCK.
L. n. s. Sporting Editor.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Babe Ruth
will break no homerun record this
year. That is. not if the suspension
stands, and It is believed that it will.
This is the opinion of baseball
men in general and, although officials
OF the New York Yankees today de-
clined to discuss the probable effect
a months suspension will have on
Ruth's hitting. it is practical cinch,
they feel the same way about it.
To Discard Rule.
The case Of the Homerun King
has been revived by the circulation
OF a rumor that the major leagues
will throw out the rule against
transforming at their schedule meet
ings in February.
This rumor Is vigorously denied
in some quarters for. II is pointed
out. Judge Lands decision must be
strictly upheld with no show Of at
tempts at evasion and that the re-
instatement Of Ruth now would be
looked upon as a purely commercial
move.
we have heard nothing regard
ing the case of Ruth and Meusel
since Judge Lands handed down
his decision" said Business Mgr. Ed
Barrow Of the Yankees today, land
all I know is that the ruling does
not apply TO the spring exhibition
season. Aside from this I do not
care to discuss the case"
Twelve Runs Behind.
Providing Ruth's suspension
stands and he gets started on hi.
1922 campaign for home runs with
in five days Of May 30, when he will
again be eligible to enter the Yankee
lineup, he will start just Il home
runs behind his record Of last sea
son.
Ruth got his first homer last
April 8 and his 18th on May II at
at Cleveland. He did not get his
18th until May %. So the task
cut out for the big Bambino II he
is kept out OF the lineup will be
just about as big as house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
WELSH AND RUHLIN
DEFINITELY AGREE
TO BOX 10 ROUNDS
Three Other Bouts on Pro
gram at Century Theater,
MishaMaka. Ian. 81.

The much talked-of Eddie Welsh
and Johnny Rubin bout was defn-
iteIy agreed to Tuesday when signed
articles were received by the pro-
meters from Ike Bernstein. manager
Of Welsh. Johnny MCGOWAN signed
articles last week on behalf OF Rub
film.
The AIishawaka Athletic club will
stage the bout at the Century thea
ter Mishawaka, Tuesday night. Jan.
81. The main bout viii be 10 rounds
at 145 pounds. and it is expected it
will prove 10 be the best match pre-
sented in this vicinity in some time.
Rubin I'm Condition.
Welsh has a strong following IN
South Bend who already have made
4 reservations for an entire section.
Eddie staged a remarkable come
back I'm December when he decisive
ly defeated Al Hennessy before the
American Legion at Niles. and Is
considered the favorite in the COM
ing battle
Rubin is a good two-handed
boxer and has steadily improved
under the careful guidance Of Johnny
/ MCGOWAN. He is in the best OF con-
dition and is expected 10 give Welsh
a stiff argument.
! In the semi-lnal. Johnny Thiel
will meet a tough customer in
Mickey Brennan in eight rounds at
/ 1873 pounds This match was orig
inally planned for the main bout by
| the Misha waka club If they were un-
able 10 secure the services of Welsh
and Rubin. The fight fans viii
benefit by the fact that Welsh has
! agreed to take part in the main bout
and will witness two main attrac-
tons on the 81st.
Madden Mean Slugger.
! Scotty Kicker will oppose Art
Clements in the second bout OF the
card in six rounds at 14O pounds.
Both boys are noted for their abil-
ity to land hard and often and
should furnish an interesting exhibit
ton.
Larry Doyle OF the MCGOWAN
stable will face hard slugger I'm
/ Young Madden. They are scheduled
TO go six rounds At 124 pounds in
the curtain raiser and II both live
up TO their regulations the fur viii
fly from beginning to end Doyle
has won his last two bouts by
knockouts in the early rounds and
will endeavor 10 duplicate his per
Torrance when he meets Madden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Wilson Must Fight Greb
Or Remain SUSPENDED

NEW YORK, Jan. IL Johnny
Wilson. worlds middlsweight cham
pion. appeared before the National
Federation Of boxing Monday and
was told that his suspension from
the ring until next September stands
unless he consented 10 meet Harry
Greb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
OPPOSE DRAFT.

SAN FRANCISCO Calf, Jan. II.
--Magnates Of the Pacific Coast
league today went on record against
the draft. A meeting was held yes
terday but the owners refused TO
consider submition TO the annual
selection of athletes by the major
clubs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
HERE'S A CHANCE TO
PROFTTEER IN SNOW

CARY. H.. Jan. 17.-Wanted:
Ten thousand loads OF snow 20
make winter sports possible
With the national ski tourna-
ment only five days away. and no
snow on the slids here. members
OF the Norgeski club and stars in
that line Of sport are confronted
with the possibility OF having 10
bring snow from Iowa unless tho
weather man responds immedi-
ately 10 their plea
The officials in charge OF the
annual event have arranged with
the Northwestern Railroad TO
have the required amount OF
snow brought from the nearest
point, where snow lies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Baseball Federation ASks
RennhIicnns ID ..Mnke Gnnd

CI.EN ELAND. o. Jan. TN
mediate establishment OF a depart
mcut OF public welfare and educa-
ton. promised 10y republicans I'm the
presidential campaign OF 1920. Will
De asked by the National Base ball
Federation leaders announced to-
day.
The federation holds two-day
session here Friday and Saturday
when &C. is expected a representative
OF Pres't Harding and the War de-
rartment VIII attend 10 outline plans
Tor the proposed governmental bur
eau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Golfers Draft Schedule
for 1922 Champ Courses

CHICAGO. H. Jan 17.-An-
nouncement was made today that u
IS reasonably certain that the West
ern Golf association VIII name the
following places FOR its 1922 tour
uaments:
Amateur uship-H1lcres
Club OF Kansas City.
Oren championship - Oakland
Hills. Detroit.
Western junior event-Olympia
fields.
Final decision on place OF tourna-
ments Will be taken here az the an
nual meeting Of the association sat
urday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18

In matters OF love and diplomacy
any girl is the eternal woman.
When fire and water are at war II
Is the fire that always dies.
To make excuses before they are
needed is 10 blame oneself
IL is pleasant 20 command. though
II be only a flock OF sheep.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
WANr MT CONTESTS.

The Laurels, newly organized bas-
ketball quintet. seek games with any
fast 145 pound teams IN the city or
Mishawaka, according TO an open
challenge made by the management
Tuesday. ANY team wishing 10 meet
the Laurel five is asked 70 get IN
touch with Mon" phone l. 1927.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18

FRANKLIN. Jan. IT, Franklin
defeated Rose Poly IN fast and
hard fought basketball game here
Tuesday night 26 to %. Rose Poly
led until the last few minutes Of the
contest, when Franklin came from
behind and suatched a victory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-18
Rupert. Johnson and Babe
Ruth Confer: Nay See Car

CHICAGO. Jan. 17.-CoL Jacob
tuppert. president OF the New York
Yankees, conferred here today
with Ban Johnson. president OF the
American League. and Babe Ruth.
vho IS playing a vaudeville engage
ment here.
u was thought that Rupert had
come 20 Chicago today 20 confer
With Judge lands on the Ruth de
eisl5n but he had no information
t0 offer relative 20 Babes case.