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Pepper Martin and Gene belmont
Clash in TUelUe Round Battle

rich Of Buffalo in a ten-round battle TO be
fought at Toronto, Can. on the night of
May 2is.S Goodrich gave Champion Johnny
Dundee . hard fight in the same city a
few wesks age. -
Pete Hobiii, tho sFoltsfweight champion of
Belgium. who has{hesn doing some great
fighting since he came to this country. hav-
ing won several fights In Philadelphia and
also defeating Al. Norton in q bout at Yon-
kers, Is matched to fight Jimmy Jones of
Youn gstown. o., for twelve rounds at Can
ton. O.. on May IS. Hobn receives $1,000
for his end.
A match has been arranged between Bar
ney Adair. the veteran welterweight OF New
York. and Willie Fentour. the promising
Harlem battler. They will come together iI
the feature bout OF twelve rounds at the
regular weekly boxing show of the Common
wealth Sporting Club Of Harlem. Danny
Lee fights George DAILY In the main go al
the same club Tomorrow night.
Jack Josephs, the good light weight OF Min'
neapolis, who defeated Bobby Ward of st
Paul In ten-round bout at st. Paul or
Wednesday night, has placed himself under
the mana cement OF Billy MeCsrney. Joseph'
and Mccartney are on their way to New
York. where Mccartney expects to sign hin
! up tor fights at the local clubs.
, After waiting for over ten weeks, Aarr!
Neary. manager OF Midget Smith. has beeI
paid the $3.50 which was due him fo
Smiths fight with Roy Moore at the Fourti
Regiment Armory IN Jersey City on Marcel
IL Joe McGuinness. matchmaker of tn
club, paid Neary the above amount a few
| days ago. Smith got $3.50 of his $500 tn
ght OF the fight.
Midget Smith iS to receive a guarantee o
200 for his ten-round bout with Damn,
| Edwards, the colored fighter of Seattle
Wash. Ter, which is TO be fought at tn
Arena A. Q. of Boston on next Monda
| night.
Al the Tulane A. C, OF New Orleans to
night. Frank Carbone. the Italian middle
weight Of Brooklyn will hook up with Hap
py Littlston OF New Orleans In a fifteen
round bout. TO decision. slim" Brennan
| the New Jersey referee. will referee N
contest. Carbons win receive rs per cent
of the gross receipts,
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Duster Duplicates Perform
ances of Great Man and Dot
Fields Are Too Small.
BY Vincent Treanor.


TH HID defeat Of odds choices.
especially among the two
yesr-olds. 10 becoming quite
common these days at Jamaica
Great Man and Dot are examples.
The former as a 20 1 shot beat two
hot choices in Crochet and Rigei on
Monday last, and Dot made True
Filler and Blanc Seing look like sell
ing piaters on the NEXT day.
Yesterday Maxey Hirsch's Bo Nc
MILAN and q stable mate. Nassau,
were served up AZ to 4 chances
against Albert Simons's Duster. a
New Orleans winner. and the short
priced pair were tow-roped.
After the race everybody asked
everybody else why the Hirsch pair
were made odds-on choices, and no
one seemed to know.
That's the way things have been
going on at Jamaica The small
fields are bad enough, but when such
upsets as these are q matter Of al
most daily occurrence the combina-
tion is enough to chill ones enthu-
siasm for spring racing in New York.
We can readily understand why
there seems to be more general in
terest in the racing at Pimlico and
Lexington. The telegraph ONCE at
the local track is besieged every af-
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Sensational Brooklyn Feather
weight Boxes Memphis Lad
at Rink Club Tonight. (
By Johns, PolIoek

Vincent Pepper: Martin. the
Brooklyn featherweight, who recently
knocked out Babe Herman of Califor-
MIA in one round at the Garden VIII
battle Gene belmont of Memphis
Tenn, in a twelve-round bout at the
Rink Sporting Club Of Brooklyn to-
night. Martin Is also signed UP TO
battle Jack Sharkey in a fifteen-round
bout at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn on
Saturday afternoon. May 20.
The matchmaker of the Academy A. c..
Of the Bronx has completed his card OF
bouts for the first open air boxing show at
Dyckman oval on the night OF May ~.
Johnny Curtain VS.. Joe Burman, Eddie
Fuzsimmons VS.. Jimmy Hanlon. Jimmy
Kelly vs. Al Norton in ten-round bouts.
Jimmy Carroll vs.. George Esis In six
round scrap.
Local fight fans are very much interested
:, in the fitteen-round bout between Jim Ira
pcey. the Australian heavyweight champion.
and Bill Brennan at Madison Square Garden
on Tuesday night. Tracey has been showing
up In great form in his workout for the
bout. Another interesting bout will be the
fiftesn-round bout between AuEle Rather
and Jock Malone Of st. Paul =.
Joe Burman OF Chicago win battle Tom
my Ryan OF Louisville in q twelve round
i bout at Louisville. Ky, tonight. Burnau
takes the place OF Pete Herman, who ID
laid up with wrenched shoulder.
/ As workout for his fifteen-round battle
with Gene Tunney at the Garden on May
/ % Harry Greb OF Pittsburgh win take or
Al. Roberts of Staten Island In ten-rounc
decision bout at the Armory A. A. of Bos
ton Tonight. Greb is TO receive S5 per cent
OF the grots receipts and Roberts 20 pei
cent. ahTa
rs the omen air boxing show TO be So 81,
hy Charley Ebbets and Ed McKeeVar II
Ebbets Field in Brooklyn to-Inorrow wfH 81
held IN the afternoon, Mat, ,aker Dave
| Driscoir has ordered all of tho lighters 10 b
at EsSets Field at o \. NJ, Saturday mVFu
Ing . weigh IN for their contests. Ther'
Ia considerable interest displayed in thi
houts.
Jimmy Ilahlon, the Denver fighter, hal
Just been matched up for another battle
lie will go against frankie Tucker In ten
Iround bout at a show 10 be brought off al
Ihhrevsport. La, on the night Of June S
vhanlcn 10 to receive a guarantee OF 81, 500
r'sieh 10 big money for fight IN that city
sssans Essis. the rasl.sA tighter. has ssss
AAAa ~ Lea Flynn n nsAt jimmy ooed
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VALE ATHLETES TO CLASH WITH
HARVARD,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May AZ
Yale strsck team followers to-day wer'
optimistic over tho prospects for th,
dual meet with Harvard at Csmbridg
tomorrow The Blues SsSapEth II
sprints and distance eventksoasSd o.
the reason for ssssYFnning forecast II
Will be the tEssite-n nissth meeting" and
YAla has NON Aixtoan nnaAA
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Odds-On FduOrites Are
Falling by Wayside at
Jamaica These Days

ternoon for news from the other
courses,
Two races we're lost at Jamaica
yesterday by incompetent Jockeys
The first Of these was the two horse
AFFAIR between Crystal Ford and
David Harum. With riders reversed
the latter would probably have won.
As II was, Mccoy, a brand new one
on the public. didn't know just what
to do with David Harum after he
got away from the post Twice on
the backsetretch he appeared about
to run over the top Of Crystal Ford.
but the youngster was undecided
whether OF not to let the horse have
his natural way. In the stretch when
Crystal Ford looked about to fold
up" Mccoy let David Harum swerve
under him.
The other instance OF incompe-
tence was in the last race, when the
veteran Borei was asleep at the post
on Lally, the favorite. with anybody y
but the old timer on Lally the public
would have got a ride for their money
and the result Of the race might have
been different
Among the visitors at Jamaica yes
terday afternoon was Capt +. NJ
Walker OF the PaRebrook stud In
Virginia. Capt. Walker was n pio-
neer In breeding thoroughbreds In tho
Shenandoah Valley in the vicinity OF
Botae. and It is at his farm that Tran
Rock Is the premier stallion. Near
the Walker establishment is the new
farm of 3. q. Jones. where Sir Bar-
ton is domiciled. II was Capt Walk
er's first trip from the farm this
spring. He reports fine grass and a
lot Of good foals.
Henry b., winner of tho first race
was at one time thought to have
some pretentions to class. He was
sold for $4,000 when a member OF
Mrs. Livingstone stable. The com
pany he had to dispose of in the frs
race made II an easy task to win =
nurse. or his opponents, Cote D'Oi
|. you'd have some little class n he ha'
GOOD feet This brother to Lion TO,
IL a problem for any trainer to keer
going. 'Rustler came from a Ions
ways back. and II he had been OF
his good behavior he might have hat
chance to win.
Republican State leader George II
1lynn was a visitor, and enJoved tn
outing in company with a party o
friends.
Louis Feustek Is in bed again. an
according to his employer S. d. Rid
die, who came over from Pennsylvani
to see Dream OF the Valley run, h
s pretty sick man. Feustel is a
| HXceed ngly conscientious man an
when he has anything to do he want
to be up and at IT,
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Lewis Should Have Protected
Himself, Declares Ring Off
cial Reviewing London Bout.

LONDON, May ~ ASSOCIATED
Press) The blow with which Georges
Carpenter knocked out Ted CKid")
Lewis in the first round Of their
championship bout here last night was
perfectly fair and legitimate. In the
Judgment Of all the experts who re.
port the fight for this mornings s
newspapers.
Cries OF foul came from all parts
The evening world., 1922-05-12
PREAKNESS STARTERS
IN FINAL TRIALS

BALTIMORE. May E.--At least ten
crack three-year-olds with a few pos
sble additions II the track Is fast will
face the barrier at Pimlico tomorrow
lfternoon to contest In the historic
The evening world., 1922-05-12
W0men's Golf Dates.

CHICAGO. May 12.--Play in the Wom-
ans Western Golf Association viii star,
Iune 1S with an open day at Ridgeway
'erk. The western title meet win BE-
held Sept. II to 16 at the Glen Echo
club at st. Louis. It was decided at a
Meeting yesterday.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
George shade knocks out johnny
Howard in 10th.

BAYoNNE. N. j., May 12.--George
lhade OF the fighting Shade family reg
stored a big hit here last night by
;nocklng out Johnny Howard. local
pride. In tho tenth round OF scheduled
tweive-round battle. Howard was
hoored ten times and was completely
by Shade.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Feisch Charges white sox Fund In
1917 10 Buy Games.

MILWAUKEE. May l2.-An orde
or Charles Comiskey. President 0
he Chicago American League base
all team, to appear in court here t
e Questioned regarding an allege
und made up by White sox player
md others in 1917 TO purchase vic
tories, was issued by Judge ] ,
Gregory.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
VOL ALTON OF RULES BARS
m - PLAYERS

AExETER. N. H., May 1l.--Violatiop
II rules has cost the Phillips Exeter
Acaslemy nine three players. Alexander
N. Clements, pitcher with a no-hit.
po-rwh@Iame to his credit Clement u.
c, qaady. nrst baseman. who was also
hockey Captain-elect and a member Of
the eleven, and Paul j. Walsh, an in
fielder, have been dismissed from school.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Comtskey Has NOTHING to sa!
About Felsch suit,

CHICAGO, May l2.-charles Comiskey
'efuses to say anything about Happy
Felsch's suit. brought In Milwaukee yes,
terday against the Chicago American
League Baseball Club
The evening world., 1922-05-12
DARTMOUTH TRACK TEAM OFF
FOR COLUMBIA MEET,

HANOVER, N. H.. May l2.-The
Dartmouth track team of twenty seven
men left here to-day for the dual meet
with Columbia University at New York
TO- morrow. Earl Thomson, worlds
champion hurdler, accompanied the
team to make attempts TO set new
reeordA.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
KNOCKS OUT TED LEWIS WHEN HANDS WERE AT


The fnals OF the A. A. u. tournament
under the supervision Of the .:ronxjsis
A. c., win be decided tonight at the
Commonwealth Club in Harlem.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
Soft collared shirts.

Soft collared shirts.
Golf stockings made in
Scotland. specially for wear
with our golf Norfolks =
and in right weights for
Spring and Summer wear.
5 Appropriate neckwear.
Golf clubs, golf bags,
golf balls.
Our newest golf shoe IS
made with rubber studs
that can't come off-harm-
less alike to green and
club house floor.
The evening world., 1922-05-12

ever known!
Comforts back of it Of
course-not only for golf
but for motoring, hiking or
Just plain looling around.
Norfolks with knickers
or long trousers Tor bothD
The biggest showing
we've ever made.
The finest!
Homespuns, twee Is,
cheviots, Scotch Mists.
Tailored for easel
The evening world., 1922-05-12

White flannels.
Wool socks.
Tennis shoes, including
the humble but speedy
"sneeks."
Rackets and tennis balls
of the better grades.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
NINE STARTERS
IN DERBY FIELD;
JOCKEYS AND ODDS

tBradIey entry. ""Doubtful starter.
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ternoon for news from the other
courses
The evening world., 1922-05-12

Jimmy llahlon, the Denver fighter, has
iust been matched up for another battle,
lie VIII so against Frankie Tucker IN \ ten
round bout at a show 10 be brought off at
shrevsport. La, on the night Of June 5.
hanlon is to receive a guarantee Of 1880.
~sieh 10 big money for = fight IN that city.
The evening world., 1922-05-12

fssaas syssis. ths rasllsA tighter. has bear
.AAA1 ~ Lea Flynn u tight Jimmy Coed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
Fan DuSen Held on Charge
OF Promoting Bogus Stock

william NauDusen. b years old,
caretaker at St Mary'S farm. was
arrested at 1:45 o'clock yesterday
afternoon by Sergt Olmstead and
Officer Diver. charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
VanDusen is sad % have induced
several residents iu the west section
OF the city 90 purchase shares in 4
cooperative store association. and
after collecting about 5000 d.sap-
peared He was originally arrested
for questioning concerning petty
tneits around the farm but when
the police records were examined il
vas found \anpusel tailed with
tho description given the police OF
The alleged ounce game" operator
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
Gen. Pershing to
ReWard Bravery
of Culuer Chief
High Army Official to Visit
Military Academy at Gull
yer Thursday.

CULVER. Ind. Dec. Gen. John
J. Pershing. Commanding General OF
the Army. viii be the official guest OF
the Culver Military Academy Thurs
day. when he will visit that institu-
ton FOR the purpose OF comforting
two citations upon officers OF the
academy.
Gen. Leigh II Gignilliat. infantry.
r.. c.. superintendent Of the acad-
envy. IS TO receive the Distinguished
Service Medal. awarded for his work
as CO in charge OF the Intelligence
Service Section OF the saith division
and later OF the 57th division. His
distinguished service also include
the organization ard administration
Of the civilian population suppl lies in
the territory occupied by the allied
troops after the Arm!stlce.
Col Charles g. Chambers. infan-
try. +. G.. executive officer az the
academy. Will receive the D!stin-
guished Service Cross for his action
on Sept. &c. 1918, when ne was ma
chine gun officer OF the 37th division
in the Meuse- ArSonne campaign.
While on liaison duty he rallied a
large number Of men from another
organization, who had been thrown
in.o confusion by the enemy fire, es-
tablished them in trenches. and later
led them forward and re-e5tablish-
"a tho front lines. and at the same
time accomplished his liaiscn mis-
lsion. Col Chambers is now Chief OF
STAFF Of the 37th division, which is
the Ohio National Guard division.
Cen Pershing will reach Culve-
THURSDAY. coming as the guest Of
Col. ]. r. Rodgers Of the Pennsyl-
vania railway. He and his party will
be the guests OF Gen. Gienillht az
the quarters for breakfast. after
which there Will be n reception for
the faculty of the institution, follow
ed b. a garrison review at which
Gen. Pershins viii present the
medal and cross. After the review
ne viii have the opportunity of wit
Messing some Of the military inStruc-
zion OF the Reserve Officers Train
ing corIs units in the academy, con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
Unusual Story
MAYBE

VI BIs
ollie Williams tells me that you
are the owner OF the seven story
building being erected next TO your
office on Main St" said the circuit
court clerk 10 Atty. George Sands
Tuesday In court.
You toll that old gent that I'll
knock his block off for saying things
about me" said Sands with his usual
congenial grin as he left the court
room.
The clerk told "Ollie" and that
gent. who is acting as bailiff in the
circuit judiciary in spite Of his
rheumatism. started a search for
Sands.
Finding the attorney in Superior
court No. l. the bailiff beckoned him
out in the hall and after choking him
severely. smiled and said Il jIst
wanted to show YOU my block can't
even be clipped"
Maybe you're block can't be
Clipped but dts lost its bark" re-
torted Sands with a laugh as he got
a friendly strangle hold on the
elderly bailiffs windpipe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
Band of Ex-Convicts Admit
Brutal Murder of Wealthy
Chicago Automobile Dealer
Police Hold Four Men and Women After Grim
Murder Confession is Wrung From Lips Of
Prisoner; Borgoslowski Asserts Slayers Went
to Garage to Rob Handsome Joe Lanus.

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 band OF ex-
convlcts murdered Joe Lanus.
wealthy automobile dealer who was
found Shot TO death i'm HE garase.
according 20 an alleged confession
Outlined by police today
Four men and n woman were held
pending further investigation OF the
case
The alleged statement was made
BY Morris Borgoslowski and named
Larry Heferman as che man who
ared the shots which killed the
automobile man.
Al or those said 20 be involved
we're arrested.
Besides Heferman and BorEos-
lowsli they were: Otto Christinson,
William Cramer and Julia TIartnett.
Lanus was fornd dead with two
outlet wounds in his back beside one
OF his automobiles Police ~ first
believed q woman was responsible
To- the shooting
Planned Robbery.
BorsosiOwsEi declared that the
fou- men weu- 70 the garage on the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
ANGRY WAR VET
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Muncie Man Insists Effort
Was Made To Murder
Him. However.

MUNCIE. Ind. Dec. j.-Crazed by
the Disappearance OF his wife and
2-yeaT-Old daughter, whom he
thought had returned TO his wife's
hrst husband. now plaintiff in a d.
vorce suit filed recently I'm tho
circuit court at Wabash. Ind. Jesse
r. Strain. age %. a disabled veteran
Of the World war fred a bullet ia
his left breast and is now in a ward
at the Home hospital battling for
his life.
Strain. however denies that h.
shot himself and declares that he
has been made the victim of tri-
angle affair Il know who shot M.
hut I'll never tell" he told at
tendan's lie viii suffer as much
as Ira suffering now. They FOL
lowed me i'm an automobile and one
fellow jumped ont and shot me
Anybody that says I shot myself j.
a Tar.
The police. however. arc confident
that Tho bullet was fired by his own
hands having found Strains revol-
veg this morning in an open vaul,
where he had evidently thrown IT,
The weapon was identided by u
friend as the one carried by Strain
last Saturday when ne went go Mar
ton. Ind. in search OF his wife. lie
WAS determined to SiIl her and him
self should they meet. Strains wife
was located at the home of her sis
Ter In Marion this morning and she
brought their child TO his bedside.
she denies that she ran away FROM
him and declares that during the
past few months since she dismissed
her suit for divorce their troubles
have been few. Friends are incline
10 the belief THAI Strains mind has
been. affected by injuries ne received
in the war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
THIRTY INJURED
IN TRAIN MISHAP
Passengers Are Rushed to
Shenandoah Hospital
After Derailmen!.

SHENANDOAH. Ia. Dec. Shy
L. P)-Thirty passengers were IN
jure1 whom Wabash passenger tran
No. Il. enroute to St Louis from
Omaha. was derailed SIX miles north
OF here last night
a dozen passengers were rushed
to the hospital here. Others were
given first aid treatment in a bag
gage car at the scene OF the wreck.
Most Of the injured suffered cuts
and bruises.
The wreck vac caused when the
engine tender jumped the track.
Four coaches, including a diner and
smoking car were derailed and roll
ed over on their SIDES.
Wrecking crews still worked to-
day repairing the damage
Trains scheduled through here
we're routed over the Burlington
road temporarily
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

night Of the murder planning 20 rob
Lanus. Henerman and Cramer en-
tcrcc the place and the other two
remained outside. According 70 the
alleged confession Cramer ordered
LaEus 20 hold up his hands. Lanus
drew a gun and shot Cramer through
the arm. The ba ndit fell.
Lanus advanced and leaned over
Cramer and Hefferman fired two
shots into the automobile mans
back. Borgoslowslci is alleged 10
have confessed.
The bandits then fed 70 the apart
ment OF julia Hartnett where Cra-
mer's wounds were dressed.
Attempts TO obtain confessions
from other members Of the gang
had failed. police said The men
had .ong criminal records and re-
fused 20 talk. police asserted
Chr.stinson served o seven-year
term i'm Columbus. O.. for robbery.
ard Tenerman served sentence TO
burglary IN Peoria. H.. authorities
sai1s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
Paralysis ProUeS Fatal
10 Retired Minister

WINONA LAKE. Ind. Dec. g
Rev. Albert :. Leonard. &c. for
many years a prominent Pres5s =
terrain minister. is dead Late sat
urday night ne suffered A stroke OF
paralysis and became unconscious
and gradually failed until death re-
lieved his suffering.
DR.. Leonard retired from the
ministry three years ago. when he
gave up a charge near Chicago and
came 70 Winona Lake 70 make his
home.
He is survived by a widow and
two daughters. one OF whom is an
instructor in Western College al
Oxford. Ohio
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

sisting OF infantry artillery and cav
airy. and including indoor range
work. Re viii also see some OF the
sports OF the boys. especially boxing
and swimming lie Will take lunch
con with the Cadet corps in the
academy mess ball and viii give
jhem short talk Immediately aft
or.
TIE general plans . take the
Broadway United Thursday after
noon for Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

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Many similar letters of endorse
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
OF CHARITY HAVE P2.V:N The
Value OF FATHER JOHNS MEDl line
Sisters in Charge of ChAdrens Home Have Used 1t" With
Great Success for Coughs and Colds'

At the Children's Home in New
huryport. Mass. there are an aver
age of sixty children under the low
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In a recent signed statement the
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-06
GargIe Threat
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Clip This if Subject to Sore
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Re sure YOU u-e only the genuine
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for few cents. adv.