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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19

must be suitable to be sung on civic.
OCCASIONS. They will be limited 70
series of concerts.
3 verses.
Mrs. william ~. Barnard, speak
ing for the Delaware Musical Asso-
citation pointed out that in bringing
such artists as Frieda Hempel to.
Wilmington. the financial burden
was extremely heavy and that II VIII
mington really wished the privilege.
of hearing such artists the city would
have to cooperate by its support and
attendance. Miss Hempel will sing
in the Playhouse on Thursday even
ing. December rs.
The Music Commission pledged its
fullest support to the association .
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
CONTESTS TIGHTEN

st Mary last night put up its hard
est fight OF the season in the Catholic
Indoor League by holding ST. Thomas
10 I4-11 win in the play-off Of a
tourney postponed from last week.
Quoits, IN which St. Thomas regis
tered five wins. formed the decid-
ing issue. Point score:
q. rrbcr,ae 60 rra.-,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19

SCOUTS SNOW 1lHSS.
Displaying form that will make
them bear watching from now on
the Boy Scouts registered their first
win by subduing the Maccabees by.
the one-polnt margin. The do
good turn daily" boys ran up a 10
10 lead in the first half and then
the Maccabees staged a rally which
soon evened them with the Scouts.
to be beaten out by the remarkable
foul shooting of Dave Schagrin.
Nudge Sklut's fioorwork was the
outstanding feature Of the game. He
was here, there and everywhere.
Kid Podolsky's long shot was the
only field goal scored by the Scouts
in the last ten minutes OF play. j.
Lisacoff and Fishman were the high !
scorers for the losers. Score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19

Defiance Academy drew into un-
disputed possession Of first place in
the Reserve City League by defeat
ing Parkside with whom they had
been tied. in the preliminary, 20 to
IS. Defiance showed It's strength
in the last half. Fiorilla was the
scoring star. Score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
O,RARA FINED $3.50

Joseph OBara, 1O1 Cedar street.
who pleaded guilty last week to a
charge of selling liquor, was fined
$3.50 and costs by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court this morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
NAME DIR. RovIT11 INSPECTOR

san Anthony Mutual Bene1t So
ciety last night elected Or. p. A. ".
Rovitti as medical Inspector. DR..
Rovitti IS now examiner for this, as
well as for the Prince OF Naples and
the Mt. Carmel Mutual Beneficial
Societies.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
MRS CRoHE CRITICALLY III.

Mrs. John II. Grohe is critically
IN at her home, 913 West Eighth
street. Her condition was reported
this afternoon as unchanged from
that of the past few days
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19

Bisqus. gray ane white are the
ayored shades II he oyerblcuse5 o.
crepe de ch.ns.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
PARKsIoE.
RESERVE CITY LEAGUE.
] NInh4I. Resuli

Last Nights Result.
Defiance Academy. 20: Parkside Re-
serves. Is.
Tonlaht's Game.
St. Mary Kittens vs.. Mt. Vernon
Reserves, Friends School.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19

ecn;n and Frenca streets.
ST. Mary at St. Ann. shalleross
avenue and Union street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
Juniors, Celhcs, Scouts
Win in Junior League
Last Nights Results

Last Nights Results
Y. NJ. II. A. Juniors, 20; c. c,
Celucs, IS.
Scouts. 25; Maccabees, "a.
Standing of the Teams
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19
"CASEYS' Win
over PARKSIDE
Get Away With City League
Game by Four Points
Margin
ST. MARY AND
MT. VERNON TONIGHT
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Last Nights Result.
X OF c., 2S; Parkside, %.
Tonipht's Game.
ST. Mary vs.. Mt. Vernon. Friends
School gym
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-19

The teams Of the league win en-
gage in their weekly Journeys to-
night which Will marx the close OF
the second half the schedule for
xo~frhf fofro-ra.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
n. D. TENNIS And
GOLF TOURNEY TO
FINISH THIS WEEK
Progress of Play Attracting
Much Interest on Univer-
sity Campus.

Semi-hnals and finals in two tour
naments vii be played during the
coming week among the Notre Dame
students when tennis and golf en-
thusiasts Will play off for the champ
ion-hip.
Thirty men still survive the golf
tournament Interest in the play has
been keen, and the bulletin boards
announcing the results have been
watched with interest The COM
mittee I'm charge OF the tournament
expects 70 arrange for the hnal
matches on THURSDAY Players in
the class A and class B hnights Will
play SO holes i'm the final match.
while the winners in Class 9 flight
VIII be determined after IS holes Of
play. Class A includes PLAYERS who
qualified with a score of less that 50
for is holes class B includes those
who qualified between So and 100.
and class c. those whose scores We're
over 100
Frank Doriot. who is i'm charge cf
the tennis tournament. has announc-
ID that the players who won i'm their
first sets. must make arrangements
10 play Oft the second match within
the next few DAYS About 20 men
are still included in the tournament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

state Of Ohio. several of the leading
high school teams Of Chicago and
who would have COPIED the top
honors in Stagg's National Cham
pionship net tourney held each year
in Chicago Lexington, Ky, won
the national championship. They
had good offensive teamwork but
were ncticeably weak in defensive
play. Burnham's team was as
strong defensively as they We're
good in shooting and counting de-
partments Of the indoor game.
In basketball. Johnny Nyikos Is
captain-elect and Art Scheer is the
retiring leader. Enviable records
have been made by each one Of these
men. Nyikos holds the unapprOaCh-
able record of scoring over half Of
the points made by the entire team
during the season. II was last year,
when Nyikos was a sophomore, that
the local mentor noticed the ear
marks of a player of the same cali
bre as that of his brother. Mike.
Nyikos has been practically
brought up" on the basketball
court Three years ago he was cap
tain OF the G. A. Cooper's Y. NJ. c. A.
lightweight aggregation, which
journeyed TO Muncie in quest Of the
lightweight championship OF the
state. AS youngster this last year,
he came 70 the front. played the
hardest position on the team, and
scored decisively. No one man was
ever assigned TO take care of him
after he got the range Of the enemy
basket Frequently two men were
told 20 guard him. and he scored
then. DR.. ?. J. Birmingham. the
school physician. refused 70 allow
him 10 compete in track, because Of
his physique and youth. otherwise
he would have earned three mono
grams instead Of two Nyikos and
Edwards were the only two 10 be
awarded two mOnograms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Mishawaka Nine
Opens Season at
Dodge Ball Park
South Bend Tigers and Speed
and Mike Club Clash To-
day at Mishawaka.

The baseball season in MishaWaka
VIII be officially opened this after
noon at Dodge park when the south
Bend Tigers and the Speed & Nike
club OF Mishawaka meet in the
opening contest
The Tigers have been newly or
ganized and are under the manage
ment Of Pop" Frankel. They have
strong lineup composed OF some
Of the best baseball talent In this
vicinity. The speed & Mike aggre-
cation IS made up OF Mishawaka
material and has been giving teams
Of the caIbre Of Argos and Ply
mouth considerable trouble already
this season
The Tigers viii nave "Cappy'
Moore and CHIEF Zentz doing the
hurting while Bushman and Paul
VIII work for the Mishawaka team.
Besides the pitchers the teams viii
line up as follows: Tigers-Mack,
Spahr and Frankel. outfeIders;
Mooney. 1b. Green. %; BIackmoor,
SIS, Snooder. 3b WhaIen and Moorde
G.. Speed q Mike-RiChter, Hoover.
VanderHeyden. outfeldersA Apple
gate. 3D.. Oppelt IS. Hixenbaugh,
2b Cook. 10.
The Tiger management has
scheduled a number Of good clubs
for games, and starting in June will
endeavor to line up such clubs as,
the City Hall club OF Chicago. with
Dick Kerr pitching. House of David,
of Benton Harbor. Fence Giants OF
Detroit and some major legue clubs.
Heinie Tieman Will otfciate at the
game today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
IN SPORTS ENDED
AT LOCAL SCHOOL
Twenty-Five Varsity Sweaters
and Monograms to Be Award
ed High School Men. Q

Vow that high school varsity ath-
letics are done. nothing of Interest
remains for the high school fans. ex-
cent the customary awarding of the
school letters for excellence in vars
lt>- competition and a few Interclass
baseball clashes. q sweaters and
monograms VIII he awarded
Football monographs VIII be
awarded to- II men. namely Elmer
hir-z. Milton Haas, Art Scheer. Ike
Noedisch. Jo Sabo. captain elect for
the 19222 eleven. Mickey Bunt-
man. Johnny Nyikos. Theo Klosinski.
Ollie Edwards Earl Edwards and
Georse Strickler. Basketball mono
grams To q including Nyikos. Benny
Edner Edwards. Voedisch. Scheer
Vic Ralstor and Russell Anderson.
In track three men earned the right
10 wear a track letter They are
Byrley Foster Kintz and Voedisch
Noedisch Wins Three
Johnny IKE" Noedisch is the lone
man who won three monographs and
is expected 10 create a sensation in
the prep athletic world during the
coming year in all branches OF sports
Noedisch played regular right tackle
on the gridron squad back guard in
basketball and specialized in the dis
Gus throw, shot put and javeIn throw
events in track. Voedisch should
make good, as he has the beef and
speed lie was recently elected cap
tain of the track squad for the next
season. He was the only one OF the
three monogram men in track whoI
VIII not be lost by graduation.
Enough credit cannot be given
Coach Elmer Burnham. who is di-
rectly responsible for the high calibre
Of the teams turned out this last year
and in former years. The local men
tor believes IN rounding out the best
team possible but after ALL turning
our the teams is only one of the fac
tors of his work: he has about 500
nigh school boys in his gymnasium
classes Durham carries the admi- /
ration of the whole school for the a d /
mirable manner in which he con
ducts his teams. He is certain 10
meet success in the succeeding sea
sons as well as he had done in the
past
During the close of the football
season. IT was found that ineligible /
men had heen playing on the foot /
ban squad. This matter was taken
up with the Indiana H. s. A. S. |
which resulted in the high schoo
being suspended from competing
with state high school teams until
Jan. 1928 At that time Matt Butch. |
Al Strauss and Buck Claussen were
found 10 be ineligible 1t developed
that Strauss and Butch were both
over age End that Claussen had mis-
represented his address, which was
in Mishawaka. 10 high school Off
Gals They were Immediately lis
missed from the squad and their
mouosrans revoked.
Basket Team Good.
The three major varsity sports in
which the school has had represen- I
tative teams for the past several
years. the results Of the seasons
competition have been most crafty
ing. The Benders were unquestion-
ably the strongest on the basketball
court Burnham developed five
that licked The champions Of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Local Nine Looks Good With
Henning Doing Mound
Duty.
IINTUP

The baseball I'D IN south Bend
VIII Dee officially prled off This after
noon at 9 O'Clock at singer park
when the newly organized Singer
aggregation meets the fast Gary
team
The local team has lined up a club
that appears 10 boz o winner on paper
and expects 20 omen the season with
& victory before a record crowd of
South Bend and Gary fans. The
Cary club viii be backed bv a re-
ported crowd Of more than thou
sand rooters who viii leave Gary bv
automobile early this morning.
Gary Brings Rooters.
Accompanying the Gary deIega
tion viii bee Mayor r. O. Johnson
and Fire Chief Grant Of Gary A
band viii De carried 10y the fans ana
a parade staged an noon through the
downtown section of the city Tho
Hoosier State Automobile association
OF Gary has made an ARRANGEMENTS
for transporting the crowd 10 South
Bend Cars have been solicited for
the purpose during the past week.
Service tricks viii follow fin the rear
Of the stream of cars 10 insure them
Of reaching their destination.
Mayor Seebirt and Fire Chief ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

a. Alberts won a good match from
Fleming. 10 o. Flickinser easily
won from Norman, TO %. Atkins
won from Timmons. g 20 o.
ST. Joseph Wins.
Niles-Buchanan, playing their first
team match in the Valley league.
were overwhelmed by the ST. Joseph
team. q to .. c. Theo Johnson was
the only Niles player to score. de-
feating Gilogly > TO o. Campbell
defeated Webb. 8 70 0; Davidson de-
feated Mcintosh, and o; Manner
won from White 3 and o Filsuup
won from EgelesfeId, and q; Pa
leask defeated Owen and o.;
Starke won from Platt and 0: Nc
Cornell defeated Parker. g and o.
The specia ltwo-ball foursome
handicap tournament for. the mem
bers not taking part In he team
matches was won by carl King and
". NJ Warner with the score OF
93-15-7S. r. ". Young and J. ID.
Farneman We're second with 100
1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
INDIANS BLANK Colonies.

LOUISVILLE. May 2O-Although
the hits were even Indianapolis
punched hers better. defeating
Louisville 20 o in the first game
0i the series. Brown hit four singles
in four times up. KrueEer's double
hir the left field scoreboari. one OF
the lOnget drives on record In the
local PARK indiana polls snappy
fielding producing three double
PLAYS. helped Hiu score his shutout.
the first Of the season inflicted on
Louisville Score.
indianapolis POI 900 O1O-4 10 I
Louisville $50 900 600 600 10 /
Hi and Kruger. lineup and
Meyer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
MICHIGAN OUTCLASSES
CHICAGO TRACK MEN

CHICAGO. May 20.-The Univer-
sity Of Michigan track and Geld men
completely outclassed the I'niversity
of Chicago today winning the dual
meet by 50 points % IS. Michigan
took ten frsts out of the Is events
scheduled and, in the opinion Of
spectators would have taken an
honors i'm many events. except for
the fact that only two Michigan men
were entered in each contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Local Golfers VictorS in
First of Seasons Matches

gan and Gable PLAYED an air-tieht
game. which ended % a draw n r.
Marshall scored a brilliant win over
" F. Taylor, . TO q. j.. J. Beu1ett
had an off day and lost 20 Morrison.
no 10 3 Clint Beck. the senior cham-
pion 81 the -. Joe valley. scored am
easy 20 o win over Motif. and Capt
C.. A. H.sey hreezed be- with 20 e
score over Marting
Elkhart v. NIishawaka
E. y. Kelly fell before rhe Nlsha-
waka ace. T. Morse. losing three
points f. Sims playing silt edsed
golf defeated r. r. Ahara 20 o..
F. Adams lost % T Williams. 30 g..
L. Kerner lost 10 ". ~ MacLean o.
TO 2. c. G. Colbert GOT the jump on
]. Kelly. winning his match 8 10 o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
BREWERS BEAT BLUES.

MILWAUKEE May 20 - Nc
Carthy's home run in the seventh,
with Lear on base. gave Milwaukee
IS 70 victory over Kansas City
today. Rose. who succeeded Pott
i'm the first pitched excellent ball
all the way while Lefty Russell,
making his debut IN the American
association. was unsteady. Score:
Karns CRY POI 100 O0O-4 II .
Milwaukee ..22o 600 2ox-s Il 1
Russell and Mccarthy. Pott, Rose
and GOssett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
South Bend-Laporte.
NudhenS u in TCO in RotC
For First Time This Season

TOLEDO, o.. May 2O.-Toledo de-
feated Columbus today. 3 to 1. by
getting TO Sanders in the seventh
inning. II was Toledo's third-at-
home victory of the season and the
first time the team had won two
games in succession. Ayref pitched
exceptionally well for Toledo. Score:
Columbus o.. 900 900 100 4 2
Toledo ...... OO1 600 20X-3 /
Sanders. Lowdermiik, Snyder and
Hartley: Ayres and KOcher-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
SAINTS EVEN SERIES

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May 20
ST Paul evened the Minneapolis
series here today. pounding four
Miller pitchers for II hits and as
many runs. The NUlers scored once.
Haas Farred with a home run, A
double and two singles and two
walks for a perfect day AZ bat Col
vim and Berghammer hit triples
None OF the Minneapolis pitchers
were effective. Score:
81 Paul .... 500 012 ALA Il q
Minneapolis O1O 600 900 S 3
Sheehan and Allen Ylngiing
Shaw. McGraw. Shauer and Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
LEoNARD ON MIL.

NEW YORK. May 90 - Light
weieht Champion Benny Leonard
and Title Challenger Lew Tender
have been ordered 20 appear before
the New York state athletic commits
sion ON May % for the purpose of
"sirluE 10 the commission the exact
facts. the whole truth, concerning
any match or proposed match or the
reasons Of these principals for not
nakinl "a match.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Swing Into Favorite's Position
by Win Over Strong La
porte Aggregation.

South Bend swung into the favor
ties position in the 81 Joe Valley
golf derby yesterday afternoon when
the local players. led by Capt C.. a.
Hisey. defeated Laporte's rspresen-
tatives. 1874 Il was a brilliant
match, despite the one-sided score
Gilmore. Whitehall Marshall. Clint
Beck and Hisey coming through with
victories for South Bend, Moore and
Bennett being defeated and T r.
DUNCAN playing a tie game with
Gable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

ever simple can work effectively
without necessary attention. Always
is there some rust after a season s
use or residue from scum. shiny
moss or dirt
Sharpen Hooks WcH.
sharpen am hooks. as well as re-
place broken and very rusty ones
The latter are hardly 10 be trusted
A fine ole Is an excellent sharpener
and good hook hone or piece Of
OH stone is better All flies for cast
ms lures that are kept i'm a separate
compartment should be aired and
then busted before being replaced
with standard moth preventatives:
Tor row is the season when these
pests show most perniU0uS energy
ON feathered flies and bucktails. At
the winding near the eve Of the
hooks hucktau and feathered cast
inE flies give them a coating of cell
mloid varnish They viii last much
longer
strip an lines Oft reels Stretch
them ont and test them foot by
foot for flaws or Weaknesses II
line exhibits any signs Of deteriora-
zion us it as a duer and attach
new line 20 81. SO many forget the
value of a filler and the consequence
IS inferior casting AL this requires
time and should NOT he DELAYED until
arrival of the bass season.
Reel should Be Clean
The fullest enjoyment of the sport
of hair casting IS dependant on the
condition OF The reel TIC is an arti-
Gle an angler cannot afford 20 me-
E.ect Take it apart. on'y with
screw driver that is made 20 ft
every screw. and eive Il a thorough
cleaning with gasoline All wiping
YOU have 20 do Sse tissue paper. Be
fore assembling touch OF vaseline
in the gearing. applied with a tooth
pick. viii go a long way. After as
semblnE one drop OF oil in the bear
lnCs is an that is needed and again
this should not be overlooked Just
before fishing and when the reel is
returned 90 The tackle box every time
after use
Being prepared IN every manner
.s the best assurance for record fish
Check over all items and then YOU
VIII discover y YOU are short OF your
old dependables. and - so. YOU can
replenish long before the time for
the battle with the scrappy bronze
5oys-The Days Of Real Sport.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
FINISH
UP SPRING SEASON
WITH GOOD MARKS
Riches and PisChke Roll With.
In One Pin of Perfect
Score.
BY JEHosEPHET SPARE

With the bowling season practice
ally over with the exception OF the
work Of league and tournament
officials 20 complete their clerical
duties the big composition balls
viii be LAID away during the com
ing summer months. But there are
q few interesting details 10 be con-
veyed before dismissing the past
bowling entirely.
The spring season Of 1922 will
long he remembered by the local
clan especially for two high single
games rolled in the city and the
importance Of these achievements
being properly rewarded. There
" ere two games rolled Of 299. one
by Joe Koches in the Stude baker
Plant 2 league and the other by
Walter A. Pischke in the Elk's
league
Both Of those scores were with
u one pin OF a perfect score and
one should receive as much credit
as the other. But because Of ignor-
ing organized bowling authority
only one, that Of Pischke. received
recognition. the achievement was
spread broadcast over the country
and the player the recipient Of a
medal commensurate while the
other vas only matter Of mention.
soon 70 be forgotten.
Organization \ Necessity
This is but one of the many rea-
sons why bowlers should az all
times have in mind the necessity Of
organization and great deal Of
this can be accomplished during
the dormant season. Most OF our
bowling leagues are established or
CARNATIONS which have been in
force for several years and if its
officers would but devote few
moments Of their spare time during
the summer months 70 thorough
rganization they could avoid all
as noted above.
There are also a good many 10
cal records worthy Of mention and
we will submit TO the clan the lead
ing marks Of the bowlers at the
Elks Temple during the spring sea
son. While the work of Pischke IS
there are other records
worthy Of note One Of these is the
high three game series rolled by
Guy II. McNichaeI. OF the Stays in
the Temple league. who rolled s72O.
Cas- Boinski had the fine league
average Of 1914 i'm the Elks league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
BREMEN CLUB MEETS
SYRACUSE BALL TEAM

A good baseball game is scheduled
for Bremen this afternoon when the
Bremen Greens meet the nine from
Syracuse Ind Lefty" Whiting Will
be on the hill for the Greens. while
Lamberty viii do the receiving. The
battery from South Bend has been
instrumental bringing home two
victories for the Bremenites
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
RTPCTT NEW PROGRONS.

BY Associate Press
LENDER :. May pa series OF
progroms on Jews In Chernigov. Kiev
and Podolia provinces is reported in
Kiev dis shes. The Jewish pop
ulation Is said 20 be eeing interior
from Belfi..zefkaw.