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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
LEONARD WANTS TO
KEEP CHAMP TITLE
IN HIS OWN FAMILY
Premier Lightweight Declares
Brother Knows His Tricks
and is About Ready.
BY BOB DORNIAN.

Most fighters, when they get 10
be champs. think of nothing but
how 70 hold their titles - not TO
whom they can leave them.
But Benny Leonard. premier light
weight, believes in keeping the
championship in his own family. A
championship is an asset to a fam
ily he says He admits he can't be
titieholder forever. but he wants his
successor to be named Leonard too.
SO he has been training his broth
er, joey, up in the way he should
go.
~Joe's never yet faced an oppo-
nent in the ring" he said. "but Billy
Gibson and are sure he's about
ready now and we expect 10 start
him out in a few weeks.
I've worked on and with Joe for
four years. I've taught him all my
tricks. He's game and cool and
strong. He's 10 years old, he weighs
1872, he's 8 feet inches tall and
has a very long reach.
I'VE Leonards have all been
fighters-Willie. Charley and myself.
Joe will make the fourth. I believe
he'll be the best Of the lot"
Benny had just finished a stiff
workout in the gym with his brother,
who hadn't been 10y any means on
the receiving end alone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
.SOX TAKE OVERTIME
GAME FROM BOSTON
Leverette Celebrates Game in
His Honor by Knocking
in Winning Run.

CHICAGO, June IT.-Pitcher Lev
erette celebrated the game, which
was given in his honor Sunday by
driving out a double. which gave
Chicago a Z TO victory over Boston
in 13 innings. Several thousand
fans. led by a band from his home
town Of Gary. Ind, attended the
game in a body and presented the
pitcher with a watca. a travelling
bag and flowers. Mostil's single, a
sacrifice, O'Rourke's error on Shee-
ly's. grounder. a successfully execut-
ed Squeeze play and Leverette's dou-
BILE put over the winning run. Lev
erette was hit hard but was given
perfect support. Score:
Boston ..1O1 Dol 10 900 IL Il 2
Chicago 900 1O1 800 900 2-7 10
Collins, Quinn and Ruel; Lever
cite and Schalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
GOLFERS FOR
HANDICAP TOURNEY
Committee Also Makes Pair.
ings for Second Round of
Rugee Cup Play.

The following pairings were made
by the tournament committee for
the first round of play for the June
handicap tournament; T. r. DUNCAN
VS.. ". o. Kennedy; w. w Austin VS..
]. l. Midgley; c. +. Cunningham VS..
C. L. Zigler; A. n. Shidler We. ]. W.
Shidler; J. P. McGill VS.. J. D. J Far
neman; K. G. King VS.. G.. L. Hager;
II. B. Harper VS.. r z. Whitehall; D.
Pollock VS.. J. de Lorenzi. First round
of play must be concluded by next
Saturday.
Results in the first round Of play
for the Sanford B. Rugee cup: L.
G Harris won by default from B. d.
Coon; ]. z. Neff defeated L. B. Hor-
ton. > and /; c. F. Cunningham de-
feated r. Dunnock l up; Z. J. Ben
nett defeated II. z. Marshall l up;
T r. DUNCAN defeated o. E. Hottie
by default; H. F. Rostiser defeated
E. NJ. Moore by default; II. c. FL
more defeated VI. r. KavanagE s and
4: DR.. c. c. Terry defeated J. D. ].
Farneman and 1.
Parings Sor the second round:
Harris VS.. Neff: Cunningham vs.. Ben
nett; DUNCAN VS.. ROstiser; Elmore vs..
Terry. Second round 10 be before
next Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
TRACK STARS RUN
IN MEET AT stage
FIELD SATURDAY
Bill Hayes to Make His Last
Sprint for Notre Dame
in Big Event.

CHICAGO, June IA score OF
track and field men who have shat
tered records this spring in sec
tional intercollegiate meets are ex-
pected 10 clash in the second annual
track and field games OF the nation
al collegiate athletic association on
Stagg field at the University Of Chi
cago Friday and Saturday.
California. winner of the western
collegiate and Nebraska, which won
first honors in the Missouri Valley
conference. are each expected to
bring their best performers. The
University OF Illinois viii not par
ticipate.
In the 100 yard dash, Bill Hayes,
Of Notre Dame. and ]. A. Leconey,
OF Lafayette, are expected TO clash.
Each has hung up a new intercol-
legiate record Of :0s 7-10 for the
century. Leonard Paulu. Of Grin
mel, who won the 220 yard dash IN
the big ten meet in conference re-
cord time of 2:3 3-5, Is expected 70
oppose Leconey in the furlong.
Bill Hayes. who has borne high
the colors Of Notre Dame for three
years on the cinder path, will run
his last race as a representative Of
the university next Saturday after
noon. Among his teammates Will
be Gus Desch, worlds champion
440 yard low hurdler, Johnny
Murphy, joint holder with Osborne
of the Western conference high
jump title, and Tom Lieb, who has
not been defeated in the discus
throw this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
KdlUneer Team NOiU Leads
Niles Industrial League

NILES. Mich, June II. - (Spe-
cial)-The Kawneer baseball nine
took the top position in the race ror
Industrial baseball supremacy here
~ defeating the French Paper Co.
team by a score OF 5 20 . az the
Garden City baseball diamond Sun
day afternoon. This makes the sec
ond straight victory for the Kaw-
neerites. they having defeated the
Michigan Central team on June &.
The battery for the Kawneer team
comprised the well known Indian
twins or DoWagiac, when several big
league representatives now have un-
der surveillance. Next sunday the
French Paper Co. nine Will play the
Michigan Central team in their sec
ond clash this season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
PERKEY CUBS WIN
AT WHITE PIGEON
Kollars Hurls Winning Ball
and Fans II of OppOs-
ing Hitters.

The South Bend Perkey Cubs.
with a reorganized lineup, journeyed
10 White Pigeon yesterday afternoon
and won a well played ball game
by the score Of 6 TO 8.
The ocal club put up a fast ex-
hibition OF the national pastime and
started toward victory in the second
frame when they put over run.
They scored another in the third
and in the seventh started a hitting
rally that netted four more and the
game.
Kollars on the mound for the
Cubs pitched winning ball from the
beginning. He had the opposition
helpless at the plate and retired II
Of them by the strike out route.
Score By innings:
Perkev Cubs oil 900 1905 10 0
white Pigeon 900 600 O21-4 4 ?
Batteries: Kollars and Smith;
Proctor and Brakeman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
Cobb Still After
Hitting Title In
American League
Ty Yet Covets Home-Run
Record and Three Hun
dred Batting Honor.

Ty Cobb holds a score or more
records in the American League.
The name Cobb is everywhere in
the list OF notable major league
feats, yet Cobb isn't quite satisfied.
True, Cobb is slipping No athlete
could travel the gait that he has and
not show the effects. The remark
able thing about him is that he has
stood the pace so long, before the
slowing up process started in.
Cobb no longer goes down to first
with the old-time speed He no
longer takes the wild chances on the
bases that was once a part of his
daily routine.
Father Time Cutting In.
Father Time has cut in on Cobb.
He has called a slight halt at least.
a perusal of the American league
records show that Cobb holds about
every coveted honor. There are two
major league exceptions. tie home
run title and the consecutive 500
batting record.
Babe Ruth has probably monopo-
lied the home run honors for all
time. His mark Of SO homers is
going to stand for many a year, un-
less he breaks it himself. 1t is a
record that seems entirely beyond
Cobb's possibilities. despite his ac-
knowledged greatness.
One More Honor.
The other honor Cobb is shooting
at and hopes eventually to hit is the
record for the consecutive 800 bat
ting record.
That honor is now held by Honus
Wagner. with II consecutive years
in which he has hit 300 or better.
Cobb is a close second. with 16 years
The way he is going this year makes
It almost a certainty that Wagner
Will be forced to share the title.
In 1923 Cobb says he will break It
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
CISH STARS AS BELL
SPECIALS WIN GAME

Leading from the first round when
they scored four runs, the Bell Spe-
cials took a one-sided game from the
Speed and Mike club at the Dodge
park In Mishawaka yesterday after
noon by the score of u 10 ,. After
counting five runs in the first two
innings the winners were held score
less by Eastman. Mishawaka hurler.
until the last two frames when they
annexed seven more. Gish was the
star performer for the Specials He
held the opposition 10 five scattered
hits, struck out II batters and gath
cred himself a home run and triple.
Score by innings:
Bell Specials. 40 600 034-12 u 4
Speed & Mikes 600 OO1 DOL . 9 4
Batteries: Gish and Van Hove;
Eastman and Phillips.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
Guisto is Classy
But With McInnis
Is Just Utility
Hard Fate of Al Player Who
is Just Barely Kept
on Bench.

10 IS pretty tough 10 be a cracking
good baN player, yet be forced 10 re-
main on the bench simply because on
the same club Is some player who is
just a little better.
That Is the situation in which
Louis Guisto. first baseman OF the
Cleveland club Of the American
League. finds himself.
on probably any other major
league club. with the exception Of
Cleveland and st. Louis GuistO
would have the call at nrst base.
Because Cleveland has "Stuffy" Nc
Innis, one Of the greatest first sack
ers in the history of the game,
Guisto is forced to play tho role Of
substitute.
Plays Fine Ball.
"Only the fact that Cleveland has
McInnis keeps Guisto from being a
regular" says Manager Iris Speaker
Of the Indians
"Guisto is a great hitter. He takes
a natural cut at the ball. He is a
fine fielder. a great target for the
infieIders TO cut loose at. For big
man he is mighty fast.
"Guisto certainly Is a victim OF cir
cumstances. If we would try TO give
him out Of the league I'll wager
every other club would claim him.
VIII Earn His Salary.
However, he will earn his salary
as a pinch hitter this season. 1t is
also pleasing for a manager to know
he has such a capable man on the
bench in case of injury"
The case OF Joe Evans and jamie
son, also Of the Cleveland club, is
not like that OF Guisto.
Evans is a great ball player.
Jameson is also a great ball player.
Evans murders left-handed pitching.
Jameson does the same TO right
handlers.
SO. instead OF being regulars,
Jameson and Evans. star outfeld-
ers, simply share the left field berth
for the Indians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
JUVENILE CREATIONS
EXHIBITED IN FRANCE

PARIS. June 11.-Four-year-old
Riddles. boys as well as girls. weave
cloth, turn pottery and make toys at
an exhibit OF modern kide-garten
methods. part OF the new Exposition
OF French Good Taste opened re-
Gently at the Palais de Glace. The
exposition. part OF which was shown
in America last year, illustrates
French production OF modern lux
uries. from delicate jewelry 20 pow
erful motor care
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
GREEN SOX DEFEAT
NEW LYDICK TEAM

Outclassing the Lydick club. the
South Bend Green Sox won the game
at Lydick yesterday afternoon by the
score Of Is TO o. before a crowd OF
500 fans The game marked the
opening contest Of the newly organ
lied Lydick team and this being the
first game Of the season. accOLNted
for the poor showing made against
the locals. Vicente was in the lime
light for the winners. Besides hurl-
ing shut-out ball he struck out -,
allowed only five hits and hit home
run Beef. Green Sox center gard
ener. also connected for a homer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
Walsh now Learns
HoWUn1pire eeIs
WhenGoing'sB Bad
Was Hard 10 Handle When
Doing Hurting Himself
In Old DAYS.

Umpire Tommy Connolly broke
Ed Walsh In as an American League
umpire this year.
Walsh when at the height OF his
pitching career, was a mighty hard
man to umpire for. There were two
reasons.
IN the first place Walsh had a de-
ceptive spit ball which he always
broke over the plate at the knee
The spitball is hard 20 Judge. A low
ball is the most difficult 10 call cor
rectly.
Hard TO Please.
In addition. Ed was rather hard
TO please. One day while working
in a game at Chicago Connolly,
rather tired at the way Walsh was
disagreeing with him on balls and
strikes, stopped the game. turned 10
the stand and shouted:
Ladies and gentlemen. I desire TO
apologize for not knowing that Mr..
Walsh throws nothing but strikes. .
That bit Of sarcasm stopped Ed
for the rest Of the day.
Memory Is Keen
Tommy, however, has a keen
memory; he never forgets. Recent
~ before the start Of a game at Bos-
ton, a newspaperman dropped into
the umpires' dressing room. Con-
molly and Walsh were making ready
for the game
How is Ed getting along?" asked
the newspaperman Of Connolly.
Very Well" replied Tommy. "He
has a fine chance to make good.
Umpiring is not exactly new to him.
When he was a star pitcher he al
ways combined umpiring with pitch
ing"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
REUTHER CHALKS UP
ELEVENTH VICTORY

BROOKLYN, n. Y, June II. -
Ruether won his 18th game OF the
season Sunday when Brooklyn beat
Chicago 6 10 l A wild throw by
Ward let in Chicago's only run.
Wheat made his eighth home run
of the season off Stueland. Score:
Chicago 1000 O1O OOO-1 2
Brooklyn POO 30 01x-6 1
Jones, Stueland and Hartnett;
Ruether and O. Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
SUZANNE LENGLEN
MAY QUIT TENNIS,
HAS BAD HEART
Parents Object to French Net
Star Playing in Wimble-
don Tournament.

PARIS. June I1.-lBy A. P.)-Su-
zanne Lenglen. the French tennis
wonderwoman. has developed a heart
weakness and her family insists that
she withdraw from the championship
tournament at Wimbledon. Her IA
Their is emphatic in declaring his
daughter shall not have his consent
10 enter the tennis classic OF England
IN defense Of her title but Mile Leng-
len is just as emphatic En- her deter
minatiOn 10 play She says She Will
play IN the singles II she has 20 be
carried 10 the courts Her father Is
apparently willing the famous star
should appear In the doubles events
Is - Years old.
Suzanne IS - years old and over
ruled a similar parental edict when
she entered the recent tournament al
Brussels. Her heart. however. az
fected her playing IN the first set
against Miss McKane IN the semi
finals but she won the set. % 20 s.
It required yesterday when she was
playing in the final event OF the
French hard court championship
against Madame Golding At one
time Madame GOlding was leading.
to 1, but again Suzanne rallied and
won out.
Madamoiselle Lenglen has pleaded
with her father TO recede from his
position but he IS obdurate. Suzanne
IS especially anxious 10 play in the
imbledon singles IN the hope OF
wiping out the blot OF defeat placed
upon her by Mrs. Mallory az Forest
Hills last year.
Smarts Under Criticism
She Is still smatring under the
criticism 10 which she was subjected
after she withdrew from the match
with Mrs. Mallory. This was shown
last Friday when she was watching =
thrilling match between Borotra and
the veteran Max Decugis. The latter
sidled up 70 the stand at the end of
the fourth set and said:
II am Just ready 10 drop" Don't
give up" answered Suzanne, there
are American correspondents here
and they viii say you quit"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
INDIANS TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM BREWERS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June IL
Indianapolis took both games of the
double header with Milwaukee Sun
day, winning the first 10 ? and the
second Z to 5. Hill contributed to
his victory in the second by smash
ing a homer in the fourth with a
man on base Scores:
First game
Milwaukee 100 900 1902 Z l
Indianapolis ..O22 101 00x-6 II 0
REVERE. Clark and Gossett;
Cavet and Kruger.
Second game
Milwaukee 200 01O 1915 10 0
indianapolis 100 400 20x-7 u 2
POtt, Rose. Clark and Myatt; Hill,
Weaver and Dixon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
North Liberty W'ius IA to 10
SlugfeSt From OSceOLd Nine

Dare's North Liberty Greys emery
ed on the long end OF a slugfest at
the North Liberty park yesterday
afternoon. downing the Osceola az
gregation, IA TO 10. Long distance
clouting featured the game. both
clubs displaying great strength with
, the stick.
Feathers hurled the first seven
innings for North Liberty. Wesolek
then assuming the burden and hold
ing the Osceola outfit In check
thereafter. Goddard in left field
and Tap" Millgan at first base
showed 20 good advantage for North
Liberty.
Weaver's Colored Athletics will
oppose the Greys at North Liberty
next Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
RALLY IN NINTH SPELLS
DEFEAT FOR ATHLETICS

CLEVELAND. o., June 11.-Joe
Evans single in the ninth inning
scored L. Sewell and Jameson with
the two runs necessary to beat
Philadelphia to s. The Athletics
scored four runs in each Of the first
and fourth innings, driving Bagby
from the box. Joe Wood made a
home run. double and two singles
in four times at bat Score:
Philadelphia . 400 400 OO0-s II 8
Cleveland ....O31 Oh 002-9 10 8
Hasty, Eckerhart. Heimach. SuIli-
van, Ronfmell and Perkins; Bagby,
Keefe. Lindsay and O'Neill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
STANDARD OIL CLUB
DEFEATS CASS0POLIS

With Hendrickson pitching air
tight ball the Standard oil baseball
club took the Cassopolis nine into
camp yesterday afternoon az Cass-
opolis by the score Of 10 3. Hen
erickson struck out 13 Cas- hitters.
The locals pounded Gordon, Cas-
hurier for a total OF Is hits. How
ever, errors by his teammates lost
him the chance 20 win
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
ARGUMENT PUTS STOP
TO CAME IN SEVENTH

win the Speedy Nine CLUB Iead-
ing the West End Stars by the
score of Z TO > ar argument arising
from an umpire's decision halted
the game in the seventh inning yes
terday afternoon at the J. y. oliver
baseball diamond. Following the
decision the two teams were unable
10 get together again and the speedy
Nine aggregation claimed the VIC
tory on the grounds Of the game
having passed the five inning mark
Score by innings.
Speedy Mime ...O20 $50 OF 10 /
west End Stars .O1O O22 IS 3
Batteries: Rush, Jack and Maur-
ice: Rush and Japonik.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
BREMEN WINS EASILY
FROM ELKHART NINE

The Bremen Green had no trouble
in defeating Elkhart at Bremen yes
terday afternoon by the score Of Is
10 s. The game was undressing
20 a large delegation Of fans. who
were present. owing 10 the big lead
taken by the Greens IN the early
part OF the game. Whiting was new
CT in danger and held the EIkhart
hitters scoreless until the eighth In
ming. Score by inning:
Bremen ..1S1 OIL 4Ox-16 II 2
Elkhart 100 0G0 014- 5 IL s
Batttries; Whiting and Lamber-
y; Beam and Steinberg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
PILLETTE ONLY ALLOWS
SENATORS TWO BINCLES

DETROIT, June 11-Pillett held
Washington TO two hits Sunday. and
Detroit defeated the Nationals S to o.
Heilman hit his 10th home run of
the year in the fifth inning with two
men on base. Score:
washington 900 900 600 . 0
Detroit .....1O1 $50 21x-S II 0
Mogridge, Gleason and Charity.
Picinich, Pillett and Bassler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
INDOOR LEAGUE TO
MEET AT "Y" TO-DAY

The Municiple Recreation COM
mittee announces a meeting Of the
representatives of the Commercial
Indoor baseball league 10 be held
this evening ar O'Clock al the Y.
N. c. a The league Includes teams
OF the Bark Clerks. Realtors. Fire
men, Gas Co, Y. ". c. a. Rotary,
Kiwanis, Lions and Optimists clubs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
Columbus Wins 10 10 1.

COLUMBUS. o.. June 11.-Pal.
nero was invincible in pinches Sun
day and Columbus won the frs
game Of a scheduled double header
10 10 1, the Senators hitting Haid
and Shaw freely. With Minneapolis
leading S TO 3, the second game was
stopped in the second inning by 3
severe rain storm. Score:
Minneapolis .001 600 900 5 2
Columbus ..1O1 2OI O5x-10 II Q
Had, SmallwoOd Shaw and May
err; Palmero and Lees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
COLONIES WIN TWO.

LOUISVILLE. June II. - Louis
Vile broke her losing streak by win
ming both games OF a double bill,
from Kansas City, s 10 ? and 4 TO o.
Effective pitching OF Koob and De-
berry featured. Score:
First game
Kansas City 200 O1O 1902 Il 3
Louisville ..21O 600 12x-s IL l
Caldwell. Dawson. s. Acosta and
McCarty; Koob and Brottem.
Second game
Kansas City 200 600 900 3 Q
louisville 100 013 O0x-4 10 l
Bono. Carter and Skift; Deberry
and Meyer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
ENGLISH TEACHER WILL
ATTEND MEETING HERE

WASHINGTON. June I1.-Dr. ".
G. Cove. president OF the National
association Of Teachers OF England
and Wales. will make a special trip
10 the United States 20 be present
at the 60th annual meeting Of the
National Education association TO be
held at Boston from July ? 10 s. Il
was announced here today.
Dr. Cove came into prominence
when he led the fight IN 1918 for
the Fisher Education bill. often
called the Magma Charta Of free
public education OF England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
BABE" GOES HITLESS
BUT YANKS WIN CAME

ST. LOUIS. June 11.-Urban
ShOcker lost his second straight
game TO the New York Yankees
Sunday. 20 T. Ruth and\Williams,
home run sluggers. went hitless. Sis
Ter was easily the batting and field
ing star, although his mate. Totin,
scored a home run. score:
New York ....02O O30 300-S u 1
St. Louis ...11O 02O OOO-4 S ?
Hoyt and Devormer: Shocker,
Bayne and SEVERED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-12
SINGERS LOSE TO
} FAIRBANKS MORSE
BY CLOSE MARGIN
Locals Play Ragged Game in
Field, Dropping Game
by 5 to 4 Score.

Playing below speed the Singer
cub dropped an exciting ball game
% the fast Talrbanks-MOrse team
OF Three Rivers, Mich. yesterday
afternoon az singer Park before l.
500 fans by the score OF 8 70 4.
A rally. started IN the last frame
by Henning. who smashed out a
triple. his third hit OF the day fell
a run short and the visitors slipped
over the second defeat Of the year
on the locals The Singer club
threw ayvaS numerous chances to
win the battle and handed the
Fairies the game by ragged inHeId
ard Outfeld work.
Henning I'm Great Form.
Henning pitched a masterful game
all the way with the exception OF
one inning when he passed three OF
the opposing hitters IN a row. With
any kind Of help from his hackers
he would have pulled out Of this
hole without trouble. but when the
support faltered, two runs finally
. counted. Later in the game they
managed 20 hook UP a couple OF hits
with another error and put over
the run that proved TO be the win
ner.
The Singer club started out with
a rush and scored a run IN the initial
period on a cieverly executed dou-
Die steal by Kading and Touhey.
II the third the locals again count
ed when Foy slapped out a hit in
the pinch. Another came across
IN the fifth and the score stood un-
I'll the final inning. Henning first
UP IN the ninth cracked a triple 10
the feEce in deep left. Claffey
scored him with a drive over first.
Wolf flew out 70 cenrer and Touhey
all but won the game when ne
smashed a terrific line drive 10 left.
However, the breaks continued
against the home club. and the ball
Travelled straight into the hands of
Mgr. Joe French Of the visitors, end
ing what appeared. for a second.
Ike a winning rally.
Outhit Visitors.
The Singer club experienced con-
siderable connecting with the slants
OF Broker the Fairy pitcher. but
at that, out-hit the visitors collect
ing 10 safeties to their eight. Hen
ming pitched a great game Of ball
and st times had the opposing hit
ter utterly helpless. He struck out
10 and should have won the game
without trouble Next Sunday the
Singer club win play the Chicago
Firemen, leaders Of the Chicago City
l league. at Singer park. The Singer
management is negotiating with the
ChicagOs. Dick Kerr's team. and ex-
poets to book that aggregation for
O game within the next two weeks.