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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-12
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bre del Sr. Gijon la correspondence
autorizaci6n judicial para la venta. .
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1909, cuando ell demandante Alfredo
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ras las conclusiones primera, segunda
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forma que Sc intento sin la previa au-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
BREMEN AND PLYMOUTH
TO PLAY BALL TODAY

Speculation is rife, both IN Ply
mouth and Bremen, regarding the
outcome OF today's clash between
the teams representing the two
towns on the Bremen diamond.
Harking back 70 the defeat suf-
fered by Bremen at the hands OF
the Argos clrtb. a speedy outfit. a
week ago today, Plymouth fans are
confident that their representatives
kv!u have no trouble IN walking
away With this afternoons game.
However though Plymouth fans are
many. an equally active gang OF
supporters Is backing the Brennan
team 20 the limit positive that
Nheir ancient rivals Will be over
come They find a plausible abb
IN the fact that Lefty whiting was
not on the mound for Bremen when
the latter met Argos and that, with
this stellar performer back IN the
box. and Matt Jamberty TO receive
his offerings. their victory is as
sured.
Another Bremen Plymouth con-
test Is slated for Tuesday and IN the
event that honprs are split after
today's and Tuesdays sessions. a
third game will be played 70 decide
the supremacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
Gary Oppose Singers Today For Second Tim
Foreign War Vets
Schedule Boxing
Card For Fourth
Paul Prehn and Frank Burns
to Wrestle-Barbecue
in Morning.

Fourth Of July at Springbrook
park. the Veterans OF Foreign Wars
OF the George A. Campbell Post No.
76s viii put on boxing and wrest-
ling program that IS attracting a lot
OF attention among local matt fans.
The card Is an exceptionally good
one with four fast bouts and a wrest-
ling feature IN which Paul Prehn
and Frank Burns are the principals.
Prehn was formerly wrestling IN
struCtor at the University OF Illinois
and IS considered one of the smart
est IN the business. Burns was for
merry worlds champion welter-
weight wrestler and is still among the
top-notchers. The exhibition is GER
tain 20 be a big hit.
The main boxing bout win be be-
tween Jack Newcome and Eddie
Stake. These two glove artists viii
climb into the ring at 165 pounds
Newcome IS fast and hits hard. He
is regarded as the favorite Of the
bout. Shake IS not to be disregarded
and appears with a good record be
hind him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
High Prices on
Minor Ball Men
Cause up Raids
BY HENRY j.. FAIRFIELD

NEW YORK, July 1.-(By L. P)
With the prices on minor league
ball players running up to the skies,
the major lea que clubs made a grand
invasion of the college ranks this
season for new material
While there was a general dash
for big league uniforms. three Of the
greatest university stars of the year
Mac Aldrich, Yale shortstop: Con
Ion. Harvard shortstoD, and Hyman,
Georgetown pitcher-refused to take
up the game seriously.
Still looking for another Frank
Frisch. who leaped from Fordham
to stardom, the Giants picked up
Blume. Colgate pitcher; Davies
PittsbUrg second baseman; MaGuire,
Holy Cross second baseman; Flynn,
New York university shortstop, and
McPhee, Princeton second baseman.
The Athletics, always long on col
lege players, have signed ogden.
Swarthmore pitcher; and Wolf, Leb-
anon Valley pitcher
Detroit landed GagnoD( Holy Cross
shortstop, said to be the finest pro-
duct Of the season. The Braves
signed Mcnamara, Fordham pitcher.
Brooklyn signed Murray. Syracuse
pitcher. The Red Sox grabbed May
nard. Dartmouth shortstop. and the
Pirates picked up Meriwether,
Brown second baseman.
The minor leagues were also on
their toes for the college boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

Almost all of the hundreds Of DIFF
ferent varieties of snow crystals are
hexagonal in form.
Napoleon opened the finest road
system i'm the world.
swiss cheese made in America Is
now competing with the homemade
products Of Switzerland
Kafir natives in Portuguese East
Africa have orchestras composed
entirely Of xylophones and drums.
Thirteen million people attend
moving picture plays each day in
the United States
The Sitka widow, when she puts
on mourning. paints the upper part
of her face a deep black.
A diamond weighing 90 carats and
worth $4,000 was found in Arkan-
Sas
Carrying the furniture OF the for
mer kaiser . Holland called for
SO railway vans
ROcktaiI. a small island $50 miles
north Of ireland, has sunk three
feet in the last 80 years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
RRFWERs NJ TWO

MINNEAPOLIS july l-MII-
waukee made It two straight from
the AIluers here today. winning
TO 4. Milwaukee was leading 1 20
I'D 20 the ninth. when an error
with two out. was followed by two
doubles and a base on balls. sending
the Brewers total 10 three. il was
the fourth straight win for Mllwau-
kee and the fourth straight defeat
for Minneapolis. Score;
Milwaukee 900 100 00z-3 0
NIinnea polls 900 600 OO1-1
Myatt and LingreE Had and
Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
LOCAL BOY SET TO
WIN OVER O'KEEFE
AT MICHIGAN CITY
Eddie Welsh and Manager Ar
rive in Town, Confident
of Victory.

Eddie Welsh and his manager
Ike" Bernst elm arrived IN South
Bend last night on their way 10 the
battle grounds at Michigan City
where Eddie VIII fight Dennis o.
Keefe in the semi-windup OF the
Leonard-Kansas battle son the
Fourth.
Eddie IS IN the proverbial pink
OF condition and can hardly wal,
until they tie the gloves on O'Keefe
for the mixuP, according to Bern
stein. The local boxer came on
here 10 visit his friends and rela~
tives and had intended 20 work out
at the Y NJ. c. A. for a day or two,
but Bernstein IS resting him today
and Monday VIII take Eddie over to
Michigan TO work with Benny Leo
nard He will stop at Warden For
garty's cottage.
Welsh is down 10 IA pounds and
IS in the best shape Of his career.
Both he and Bernstein have no
doubt out that he VIII polish off
O'Keefe and perhaps land a knock
out This opinion IS also held by
Chicago fight followers who have
seen Welsh in action recently.
Next WeIterweight Champ.
In speaking of the local boy
Bernstein said: Both Pacl1y Nc
Farlin and myself believe that
Welsh will be the welterweight
champion before long. He is COM
ing fast and mas improved wonder
fully in the last year. In Daven-
port he showed more stuff than the
fans had seen there in a long time.
He knocked Al Van Ryan dead
easily and could have done il much
earlier IN the fight than he did He
showed championship steam IN his
punches that night and received a
great reception from the crowd
He is set FOR the O'Keefe battle
and It means a lot TO him TO win.
He IS more confident before this
fight than before any in which I
have managed him. Eddie has
never lost a battle yet and we ex-
pect to win Tuesday"
If Welsh wins his fight Tuesday
ne will he in demand Fitzsimmons
wants him for his August battle
when Harry Greb and Tommy Glib
bons fight and he is wanted in
Auroro TO fight Shade He viii be
matched on August 5 against Brit
ton and viii then get his first crack
at the title.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
Masonic Order to Erect
auditorium at EIkhart

ELKHART, Ind, July An
nOuncement was made Saturday Of
plans for the erection Of a $50. O0S
auditorium by the Ma-Ha-Di Grot-
10 Of this city to house. IN addition
10 the Grotto. the Elkhart Shrine
club. the Demolay boys and possibly
the Eastern Star.
The site for the new structure has
not yet been selected. but options
have been taken on several suit
able locations. II is said the COM
mittee IN charge hope 10 have the
new building close TO the business
section. More than half of the
amount required 10 finance the pro-
ject is IN hand and IN all probability
the total sum required Will have been
raised before constructed work IS
started.
Harvey Wambaugh. chairman Of
the building committe. and officers
OF the Grotto headed by Monarch
Charles Larson. are working out a
SIT OF plans which are TO be sub
naitted 20 the members Of the or
ganization at CAL session 20 be
hold within the next two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

The semi-windup IS between Yves
Starkweather and bud Page. Stark
weather is in good shape following
his recent scraps and Is a favorite
here. The two are doped TO put up
a good battle. The two preliminaries
will be between Scotty Kicker and
Whitley Cmements, and Hank ROsin
end Hunk Huber. The first two
viii box at las pounds and the lat
ter at 125 pounds. These two bouts
are expected to be popular with the
crowd. as they are good mixers and
fight TO win all the way.
The bouts viii start IN the after
noon. but the Vets program will
open at 1890 in the morning with
a barbecue and two addresses by Of
hcials OF the state Veterans Of For
eign Wars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
Wills Part Small.
BOATS TO
RACE ON MISSISSIPPI

PEORIA. III. July with %
speedboats entered. including boats
from all parts of the middle west.
first heats in the Mississippi valley
power booat regatta were held on
Peoria lake today.
Miss Chicago" OF Chicago, driv-
en- by George Wood, was a scant
winner IN tho first heat Of the .
miles Webb trophy race, over "Oh,
Min" owned and driven by Commo-
dore II. a. Parsons of the Cleve-
land yacht club OF Cleveland.
Meteor TfI'' OF Peoria. proved an
easy winner in the 7O5 class event
defeating Peggy" worlds cham
p.on of her class. who broke all
records at Milwaukee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
VISITORS EXPECT
TO TIE UP SERIES
WITH LOCAL nine
Gary Fans Charter Car-Bro-
der to Play in Singer
0utfield.

Chartersug a special car the Gary
baseball team accompanied by a
large following OF fans. Fire Chief
WIfrid Grant and Gary city on
Gals VIII come 10 South Bend to-
day 20 again cross bats with the
Singer nine at Singer park.
The Gary team was downed In
the opening game OF the season BY
The score OF 20 In one OF the
best battles seen on the local lot.
Since then they have strengthened
their club and are expecting TO trip
the locals up today and tie the wins
Mud loses up.
Brodcr In Garden
The Singer club has p 9 Q n
strengthened since the opening and
ihe class they have been showing
n recent contests makes them the
favorites. Today the final cog viii
be IN tho Singer nine. Bert Broder
viii take up his Old duties In the
right garden and his addition has
finished the team up and rounds It
out. Broder IS one Of the head
lest and cIeverost outfelders thar
has ever played ball in South Bend.
lie has been working out for the
last two weeks and Is about in
shape 10 go.
Henning has been the star Of the
nine in about every game on the
schedule. Last Sunday he pulled a
Babe Ruth special when he clouted
two hOmers which won the game.
HIS hurting has also been Of high
class variety. He has had no trou-
BILE with opposing hitters and would
not have lost a game had his sup
port held up all the way.
The Singer infeld Il going good.
The men are on their toes They
know the game and are fighting
every minute. On the whole the
Singer team looks good for a lot OF
Victories THIS year and expects TO
dispose of the Garyites today.
Gary Nine Strong.
The Cary team demonstrated its
strength here IN the opening tilt.
They have Jack Knight on the
mound and he Is one Of the clever
est hurlers that has opposed the
Singer hitters this season. He has
y good curve ball good control and
HxnOws how TO pitch. Besides him
the Gary management viii bring
Miller. a right handler, who was
formerly with Moline In the Three
I've league, and Young, a left hand
er Young has pitched on the best
sezni-pro clubs in Gary for the last
seven years and viii be slipped into
the lineup In case Knight blows up.
The Singer lineup viii be switch
ed a little IN order TO get Bert Bro
der into the lead-off position where
he has always hit, according 70
word from the management. The
local lineup will now have q COM
bination OF speed and hitting power
that viii score a lot Of runs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
WORDS OF WISE MEN.

How much easier we find IL 10
commend a good action than 10 imi-
tate Il!
However brilliant an action. Il
should not be deemed great unless
Il IS the result OF a great motive.
Advise well before You begin and
when you have maturely considered,
then act with promputude.
The talent for conversation. more
than anything else IN life, requires
tact and discretion.
The best portion OF a good mans
life IS his little aforementioned acts
OF kindness and OF love.
If YOU would gain knowledge by
travelling, study the country and the
people as You go.
A man can bear a worlds con
tempt when he has that within
which says he's worthy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
TWILIGHT LEAGUE TO
co INTO SECOND ROUND

The City Twilight league goes it's
third round this week starting
Wednesday evening when the Y NJ.
c. A. aggregation crashes with the
Real Estate Board Representatives
To date the Y team has a clean
slate but look for keen opposition
from Home-sellers. on this date
The Planters. who have replaced the
Bankers Will take on the Fireman's
team "A" on Friday afternoon the
Gas Co. meet the Kiwanas club.
while the Lions defend their posi-
tion against the Fireman's team
p"
Schedule for week OF July srh.
wednesday Diamond
Y NJ. Q. A. VS.. Real Estate a
Fireman a" vs.. Platners p
Friday
Gas Co. VS.. Kiwanis Club a
Y NJ. c. A. VS.. Fireman "B" 3
A little learning r. a dangerous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

Kansas city, Mo, July The
first race on Kansas City's new
motor speedway viii be Saturday.
September 16. under the Joint aus
pices OF the Kansas City speedway
association and the Missouri and
Kansas state departments OF the
American legion Funds VIII go 90
the aid Of disabled veterans Of tho
world war. Il VIII be 500 miles
sweepstakes event.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

Walter Hagen. whose spectacular
golf gained him the British Open
championship. is a real champion.
He acts, looks and plays the part
and IS a sensational golfer in every
way. independence Day Hagen will
perform In Chicago with Joe Kirk
wood as his PARTNER against Laurie
and Jock Hutchinson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
JACK And KEARNS
INVADE WEST" ON
EXHIBITION TOUR
Champion to Sign Papers on
July 8 to Meet Wills As
Fat Purse Looms.

NEW YORK. July 1-(By l. y.
EminentIy satisfied with the
way business IS progressing in these
parts. the fstic firm Of Dempsey and
Kearns today made a noise like a
rubber heel and disappeared into
the purpling shadows Of the West.
They are off on one Of their periodi-
cal exhibition tours and will forget
Harry Wills and the New York
state Commission until July 6.
Then 50 we are assured. they viii
sign these papers binding the Demp-
sey-Wills bout for the black and
white championship of the world
See Cash I'm Sight.
That Is one cause OF their salts
faction. Another Is the 70 ct that
they are now assured of getting
their price for the match, thanks 20
the good offices Of the commission.
In unburdening itself OF the edict
that Dempsey signs for the Wills
affair by July 10 or forfeits his
title in New York state. the COM
mission laid down no mandatory
provisions. It merely insisted thai,
he sign.
Therefore the check that Kearns
will present for the approval Of
Wills and his manager will take
excellent care Of the Dempsey
kearns interests.
Mullins can sign II or not as he
sees fit. because Kearns will have
obeyed the commission to the let
ter that body having neglected to
consider the possibility that Mullins
might be dissatisfied with the terms
and hence decline to be party TO the
transaction. 1t is a rather singu-
lar aspect of the entire business that
nobody has yet troubled himself to
learn how much Mullins would want
for the fight.
Wills Part Small.
Dempsey himself received some
thing ike S275. 900 for Matchmaking
Willard, but times have changed
since then. Wills cannot be blamed
for wanting approximately his just
due from the enterprise that prom
ises a million dollar gate, at the
very least.
But Dempsey and Kearns are
shooting at a round half million for
their share and after the promoter.
who will be the good Mr. Richard
almost to a certainty. drags down his
cut. there will not be much left for
Wills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

Motorcycle racers will again visit
South Bend on next Sunday when
a good racing card will be run of
at Springbrook park. 1t will be a
seven event affair with some OF the
best motorcycle drivers in the bust
ness entering.
The drivers who have entered to
date are. Anderson. Walker. Brinck,
Marks. Jones. Vance, Szarkowskt,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
PIRATES AND CARDS
SPLIT BARGAIN BILL

PTTTSBURG. Pa. July st
Louis pounded Cooper ana Glazner
hard in the first game Of todays
double header. winning the opener.
2 20 5, while the Pirates took the
second game g 20 z. In the second
Pittsburg scored six runs IN the
third inning. holding the lead
throughout the game. Score:
First game
ST Louis 400 90 100 is l
Pittsburg CO.. 1000 0O3 11O-5 IL 8
Doak. North and Ainsmith. Glenn
onss Cooper. Gla8ner. Yenowhorse
and Gooch, NIattoN
Second game
St. Louis .O1O O12 O3o-T Is l
Pittsburg ...O06 COS OOx-s Il 0
\ North. Barfoot. Pertica and Nc
Party: Adams. Carlson and jon
bard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July L.
William T. T1den. II. Philadelphia.
viii oppose d. r. Hutchinson. 81
Paul. in the first round Of the ma
u0naI senior claycourt tennis cham
pionShips here Monday. pGrings foT
which We're made today First round
play began today in the first national
clay court junior championship on
the courts Of the Woodstock Country
club.
Cedo Eight Players.
The tournament committee ceded
eight players, IN the senior event.
giving them honor positions IN the
worlds champion. No. J.; Zenzo
Shimisu VIII play a. 3. Lynn. 81.
land, jr., Pittsburg. no. g; r. A.
Holden, Cincinnati. No. 4; John Hen
nessey. Indianapolis No. g.; Fritz
Bastian. Indianapolis. 30. g. Ralph
Burdick. Indianapolis. 10. 9. Theo-
dore Drews. St Louis No. 8.
Shimisu will play A b. wynn. 81.
Louis: Garland viii play ]. c. Daugh-
erty. Indianapolis: Holden viii meet
Edward Haupt. Cincinnati. and
Drewes viii play Donald Strachan,
Philadelphia In the first round.
Other prominent entries are:
Bender Entered.
V Ze1ler, Don Turner. Andre
Marx. Leo Lunn. Charles Frederick,
Gustav Grenz. George A. Neeves. Ar
thur Hubbell, Jack Harris. George
Lott Clyde Rosenberger and Carl
Fisher OF Chicago; Karl p. Kan
mann, Wray Brown, Ted Hermann,
Of st. Paul: J. b. Adoue. jr.. Fred o.
Josties. John Barr, Dallas, Tex;
Carl J. Wirthwein c.. S. Frambes.
ir., Columbus. O; Russell II. Koehler.
South Bend: J. White. BENJAMIN Is.
Parks, Ardmore. Pa; Walter West
brook. Byron Donaldson. Detroit; Jo-
seph NJ Lewis. Phil Bettens Cali
fornia, Roy Coffin, Sandy Weiner.
Philadelphia; Clarence Sanders, 81
Paul: Willis Fulton. Leonard Keith.
Cleveland; Ralph Jones, Louis Kun
Ter. Roland II. Mckee Dayton. o.
Leonard W Reed, Pittsburg. and
Harlan Stewart, Anderson, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-02
Both Fighters On
The Battle Field
Set for Big Event
Leonard Looks Good in Work
Out-Kansas Must Score
Knockout TO Win.
BY LOUIS WOLF

Benny Leonard arrived nthe
scene az Michigan City yesterday
and was given the once-over by the
populace as he took his workout.
He appeared TO be in shape and
looks fast. From all indications
even If the title does not change
hands. the battle VIII be a real one
and worth seeing.
Benny is housed az the Tasker
cottage by the lake and with him
are his manager Billy Gibson. his
brother. a couple of trainers and a
phOnograph, lie has lots of pepper
and claims he will cop the honors
on the Fourth.
When the champion landed in
town Rocky K.anses transferred his
training quarters from the ball park
to the privacy of the Haskau and
Braker club house. He seemed 10 be
taking his training pretty seriously.
Leonard Smooth
Kansas expects TO win the battle
Tuesday and walk on OF the ring
a champion but he is up against a
hard proposition. Leonard IS a pref
ty smooth knuckie pusher. HIS
smartness IS what has put him up
there and he is not going 10 have
anything slipped over on him by
the Italian If he can help It. And
the chances are that he won't
However. when Kansas took the
fight from Lew Tender he threw
big surprise into the boxing world
and may do the same thing again.
He win have 10 knock Leonard out
TO win. He has no chance TO out
point the crafty Leonard. That Is
practically certain Anyway it'll be
a battle.
Welsh-O'Keefe Popular.
The semi-windup between Eddie
Welsh and Dennis O'Keefe IS going
10 be popular The two boxers
managers have been angling to get
their men together for a long time
and have finally managed to make
the grade. Welsh has yet 10 be
licked. He has improved in HIS last
fights and the dope IS coming from
Chicago that he will win. O'Keefe
is a good boy and has as much 10
gain as Welsh by a victory. It will
be a battle also.
The rest of the card IS good. Jim
my Kelley and Harold Smith are
known here. They are experienced
and fast. Al Wolgast and Jack
O'Toole Will mix in the opener and
are also rated as corners.
The advance guard of the fight is
already arriving in Michigan City.
Chicago scribes and fans dope the
crowd for the battle to be in the
noighborhood of $4,000 and the re-
turns from the scrap around SIS. 900.