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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 21. 1022
! - I T
by G. ZouisryjolP
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.
HUTCHISON'S 149
SURE TO WIN HIM
PLACE IN FINALS
Jim iRirnc .Map Coml.nk
(Krr Mm lay ami 1 urn
In a 72.
IV WILLIAM i. in NTIill.
r.-.riii r Rriti-'h Am. Hour Ldf
Champion. Wilticn for I. N. S.
."amwü'ü, i;rc:.ir !. .I'jr' :o
Jr..-;v Hutc .:.-.: of p,. ,1-f"-;d:Mg
h. "f I : i . . -' i npt-n
ST'"'!' ''ha ri: pi'-n. t'i! iy .' i " I Iktm-
..f t ;:- ;n til- .f.: il;f i: ?
I wf;'J )y r tiirn.r? a 7 for t ri
f.r.al 1 h'.:-. Th.--. with Huo:i.--.fi.
71 i..f y-' t l.y. !!- ,ik;r t?i
"ur" r-- rd, tra .ilti a ju' lal
:. ore W ' fi.' th- T,s
Ili;'rh: n I:1 p '. y i'.'ai'.y a a
1 r i . ! : h r. 1 1 v h'' (: ' !( : day, av
:;.i u'h h- d. 1 fairiy fl in m k-
in? t-," turn ,n "v II;.- dir'-Tion
v u ! d at T !ni
in-, nr. nr.'i
i 'J !ir;" ! s
t!iat awa.t thf unwary.
Iarms 'hih Ilai U.
,1: ju I'.'irn, hu - r, 'itr- I i
i lilllant ( :ii-tark ;i ftrr hi mrdio
i r" r,:.:r.d ff yst"rday by S'-nrlr.
n f!no 72 f.r a nifili! ,)r of 1 I.
Tr .:!:r:i-;m 'liHinplon tart'd out
,1! a rcni.i rUa'.d lin )' ii.i thr
i:i;dr f"iirx for t!i- first riiiK1 ho'.s.
II' r-ii;' r' d xact'.y fif i'iiitH for
t )f fir.-' H ho! ..
In addition. liar r. k' lone d ri vim,'
vci a lutir t f atiirc an. I h:- r -
.r-r!" from trap-: w,i- !.r:i.int.
k:rk'..od th- An-:r..:: tn al-i ,
Ki-. t a 1 tn.l o- and took th- l ,dirun t(' l,a:i. making a long aerial
among th -arly ..-r-s with a total."1" n-c-.ary. Ten of th- 1
of !47 fr th- two day-' piny.
T,r, ,,,.r-.-. .r,nn"I(' MlliiCllliy ot t!)o cours-. ana
thr.mpion. h ,.'. hi work cut out for Uvith iu nian-v wa,r hnzards as Wf'M .
i, fnr the n,,lin?i ""-h- ('hriin ( ' Tlk(s ( "'1 n 1
. ,, . , . ,
Lime- fell ,n:o n .Mpam of hard
lurk pt rd. - and th' Nst he could
i.'-ore w.n an
Ilaon I'iUDrlle.
Va!t-r H.ig':., th- .ther Yankee
r.try. pi. iy d ..um! go!f and I onHllh,v, If u ,fini lt(1 tht ?ll11th I
.. ; ? r-r.. t.o o.. j
.... ..... -. . .
J-e Kirkwood. the Australian. ThisJtliH fray, whidi would smash the
pair, with Ma''y and Ftoom-r f ! -evious record .f 1.13 of 1320.
France, and a scor-ior more ofi .
Fngli-h and .'otch p!aers. ar- x-j'--t'd
to furnish Hutchison plenty
"f competition.
Th late returns found F?oo:r.er of
Fr.tnee and Ro.-r Wt":iered, th-?
l:r.:;s-h amateur, well up with th
leaders. lto.mer lia.l a ?. ho!
total of 7 J - 7 -1 T. 1 and Weth.-rm
7 . - 7 7 -1 i -i .
Wa'ter Hägen, despite the fact
t! at h -v.i piiying in a stiff gi!e, J
turned in a 72 today, making nNjVaVa! OurSIllCIl, OllC TilllC
total for th two daw 147, He v. asi
t:.i r.,r th tw r , wirt.
V ( od.
.Manser Avent around in S2. whln
with hi.- 7 S esterday gives hha 1V
for th qualifying1 rotind.
.May of the F?roadway club, Xerr
York, returned a card of S7 todir
for -i tot? I of 1 .".
Wilhe Hunter went around in SI
for a total of l,u. ne.irg runrrnl
:-.o a i . louay ior a t ri; oi lt.u
WILSON MUST BOX
OR LOSE HIS TITLE;ESä;!MERE SMOKE SCREEN
-Miihllrwrinht Champion Fails:
. ,.1 l. '
K) AI1MUT IPX IM'Karl
Oxprtures.
vi-w voim.' '.I .Tn V..W !
York it!.:.,:.i- ;r. m : . -n which to-,
'.iy derP.r.t JoV.niiy KilVin's r-ht
to the fe.ith : w.-igljt box;r.g li.i mi
,i,h;j u.-uld to i..n?.r b re.or-!!htt
. . , , , ,
r.:7,' Ii-, tn:s 'a;.. rat: : n:
fa it ii re to n ot a ! i a '. '. p n tre
.lohnt-.y I hi :-..! had t-o: at:no::r.ced :
t-n:ght decS:..n 1:- f h- case of j
.Tohrsr.v Wi'.s-
mi ! . i I w .cist
.' I i
ho'.der. pen.?. p. g -ffor's ?,, match the j
i
hitter w th II t r : y Creh.
I'ronp : T 1 :.t lv . i
after J
n.akirg fresh m "p:r. for pc on-1
t.t. hid r.c '.v. d no repiv fr- m ;
Wilson 1 Tu- sd iv The !
n.iddb u igli- ,-hampien ;n :!. f ic
.-.o, r-ic .-. -j r. ..!.,.-. j
t u
to ii:. ,i .1 cottr.-l. t. t...P' ., p r -ie
.-.. -, - ,,. ... .,... ,i-.. ;
! ght It a . w . : g h : '. itrpi.- r:
The com mis: or- in a f.-r:i, i! ..!.
: i i n. t '.irl:' r T:i--hiv. a
.
., . . i ,.
wo-.:,d i.e.---, ih:n ., .-..j I .., nt-v
11-1-.. t.t " V , f. . t .f I
V 1. , j:.,.. -
' .'.I . . :
' "r:"n"' :s " r ' V.1'1;1 ":'":: ;
i. ..ircii i.-.ia-ii v i...ai.e ana
hiVv v.!l be t: g'di.'it d in. the :--,i:
a: u rv
A! m t.tn t 't pi'p, I..
.. '
rit .
iv ! g . . r v t
:i" ru.es an
i ha ii
r g:...i : .t.s .
r v V. r
. -a r f.-r
:.;..:-".; p."
I w.i- a. Id d
o -. r ! .' -1 n - r
r-.i!t r a' ;on a
mi -.u.ewe-.cn:
i ' r. g .-fa t . o : -
ot i (.: :n the
r.-g with the r.t.e at -hik- h..d heon
" a r t e d .
(r AS CO. DOWNS Y. M. C. .
in t ilk;ht HALL GAME!
Tite .: (Pis "o . ; n
"t" ' as. :.a..
' am -i.ppl uv. r .. t to !' p tory
01 the v. . ". A. team .-!onl.iy
afv rr;.-or. at Ieepr pirk it: !'.'
T'.v:;:g:it Indoor !-a hall least'.:--.
T.,-.e Y' ti-am. am- r ar forging
f ti e frcr.t :r
the e:ghth .' n r. in g '
' v h e r. t h y o r t .1 t h .t r v r s in a
h:tt:r.g rtllv ..r 1 t.rd th count. In
:. t : ? h the ,
"o put over the
-i'ir..: g marker, Thi aftrr."on at
5 'rb'Ck the Renl I'afe !.-; rs
p'- y t r. f'.rcrra n A t-im at
T.per pirk In a reguitr schedulrd
TNr'.IIirht inptie game
Tnre fre thirg always h. to
put ff til". tomorrow iHrroair
tn uhle.
Tops Own Mark
. :- . 7 i
)
In a practice round yrstt-rday at
f'liain ft' Iikes ihf ndbratfd
"'liik" I'vnii! turned in a card of
7', which lu-ttTs his h-t prtvious
mark by two trok-s. Thi. is the
t-?i .mr- r-oi(led at the Country
'lul' .Miirc Walt r ll;iKen'ü rt-rord
round of )! made in K1'0 during the
'.t rdon - Ita v-Ha K ri-IIva n matt h.
J 'nty, which is two strokes under
,P - r : an xc ptional snirc for the
i .
il i-ak-- emirs- as ttif son
nnI 1,,f Kive tnum
greens an- elevate,! which ndd tOfloet of foot a vt,ry hanl man to
rh'ird pir links of tho country
v.. . . . . ,
Xinty out of town ntri-s for the,
Invitation tourney w-re in theT,.:
hmds of the tournament committee
last rdht and the field today may L
etablih a nc golf record for In-
. . . . .
i.,.nu win s.-ni at leasr
R0 nif-n into
"EASTERNERS FEAR
WASHINGTON CREW
IN RIYER CLASSIC
r ri tvtii
l avontes tor L.la$.ii Will
IIae Tough Pull.
HY HLVKY L. FAltlil'IK
1. 1. Staff Correspondent.)
Xi:V YOKK. June 20. Anything
that comes from the far west now-
a days causes t astern athletes to get
i.-l(ly for a fall.
Aft.-r having the two tra k cln-s-i
taken to th coi-t bv the C.ilifor-i
! .;i team, tlie .ist is getting the no-j
Ition tl:at th- Washington crew:
I r i -. i v 1 1 i-tmal- on f r.nn t..lii?ia In t hp
l.v.-r aiioth r rabbit crack on th-
i r k.
, N;ny i'tk i
Iv-:t the : e was f.rst cracking,
jit. the Hndon last .jring the crti.s!
t
1,1 u'llu. r u' !.h'imiMon'
j -iup to th u ra t eight from thvt
Naval academy. which has won!
, '
i ar and F.uropean wat.-rs.
The .-.-.:o. opinion h-bli.ptlt th
; r p o r ' s trick! d down from Ithaca
Corn.-i! had another wonderful
; en w and a 'oin.Il crew a!was
in a n s on ; t li in i; .
oast li.ena-
M r w h;l
th.
sprung ut in !be I'niversity of
Wa-hn-,'ton crew, the eicht which
l.-f-at.d ahforma by more ihan lJfng in all probability, will be fui-
b-ngth for championship of the
Pacitic i oast. ,Th- California rr-w
which went down to such a decisive
' s:,' tn ,,f "n a P "' vhn
'he eight that fhiMu-d -end last
-v at ra ghk . e p.
W ashington (iMI
Washington (am.- .!: and toyed
w .: h ii-. Wisconsin crew in a pr.i--
t ( ,. and th n went on to
Puihk. ep-: w her
'.nicM tl them ov r and parsed on
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...r--., n. .i .MI..-1. o.o,v..; Ollll..
' l r - j . . . . l ,,f i .. . f-. ...... l o ;
' . . .. . . .. . .
. ' i .'. .".lifc. .fc .I'll!.. til.. ill!
:wi.:,h the Navv wou .1 g. the d:s
i . ...
' Ol. ..11 , '.. I l'..- Hl"
t r . , .. . ... w v . i . . . i...
. r. nn-o .o; a r r. n;i iok iik a
. ... .......
gr.at three . c-n, r-d battle in which
:tli- Navy, ''oir-ell aal Wa-hingt on
'have a (h.a'i.,- fUt- the ltonors.
DFNN LEAVES LARGE
l'l'ATr TD W innW
'" i CH1CAC.. .Line J'h The mÜt i
s'ate .f Jam j Dunn, former own
er i t th-- CP v anil Amerivan league
i. . v ,.-,.i. ...... i ... ..o.
' ' ' ,; ' on .1 .....-.' vi- .1
'. f: : hi-- widew, I'.d.th Dnnn. in a
w i.l ri'd for j.rooate in Judge Lau'.
p,r:. ,t. ..cm-i p., a- ....p.v
The w.'.l i.-..n-ted. but .lid r.ot
d.irand. ti:at Mrs. Dunn, as long as
j .-!.' k. :.- h a int. -ft -t in the tt .
1 " 1 ( ,h K S I' n t ard as
pre-. .tent ami sp ak r a.s manag-T.
t
:i' do- ime':t ! e.p.; t-
that
l Sj.i- aki-r. as n.auäg.r. h- given full
power bay and -.11 biii players,
contract for men. ar.d conduct ali
'.her ne go :a t ion s and tni-iir..-- Jn
connertir n with !b. pjan .g-mer;t of
the c'nb. Du -. n .asked that Speak-
r's Oip-i,-,., and decision be ac-
, ,.: a n lX matters per-
tain;pg to th clut.
If Mr. Dupn ever decid.- to di-
pn- of her interest in the Indian.
it wh Ini!.n leslr. that she
( on-uit w ith Sp aker. Barnard and
Wn'ter M'-ic!.o's and "be gu.ded
by t ii.-ir .ii!'. ice.'
Mis. Dunn was ti. ad-' th' o'.j
n ecu: rt- and wa no t j ü i i .1
t'Ae surety to the honl plaod nt
twic the value of the r:ate
' 7iV.'.e; o
THORPE RELEASED
WHEN HE FAILS TO .
HIT CURYE BALLS
Grratr-l of Football Playrr? ,
Turiu'd Loost lv Portland
Hall CItil). !
V HILLY LY.Ws
Ter; ars aeo Jim Thorp-. th"
famous IndHin. a h'iilr-il as the
Kn fiP"' a'.I-round ath!(t- in th
cf.untry. '
The otli'-r da' tli- v;i- cairi-!
th- n v.s it m tint Jini Tho.-p.- lirrl
f( n I'-hMS'-d hy th.- Iortla!id lult
of th' I'ai ifh- oa.-t league to niak';
room for otini;er Mood. j
It a- in M2 ;tt Stockholm that!
J;m Thorp- in th- Olymju'- uams
won the decathlon ( l;am pionship. '
tho harl'St tst in ull-roU?.d ahilltyi
that track and field sports otTr.
Later Thorp' was trippel of all
th honors won hi Stockholm as an
amateur, when it was discovered
that he had an pted a very small t
"alary for playing profess-ional ball
in a ta.ik-town circuit in the south.!
Th- r h as- of Thorp by I'ortland t
probably marks the jiassinK of the
r-at athlete from the world of
sport. At hast it will take him
very much out of tli lim liqht,
Thorpe wan unquestionably one
of th" greatest alhletrs in the his
tory of ."port. He could do every
thing well. On th- track and held,
he was a star, on the gridiron his
great feats are still th tnlk of th
sporting world.
Jim's. Poorest Swrt
P.aseball was " Thrope'.s poorest
sport. 't as a ball player, Thorp .
!aI muri) natural ahilitv
On th ridiron Thorpe was a won
'ir at carrying the ball and wal
equally good on defense. He wa'
farklp n.1(l ;1 flfn -fi(-l,l niMiurl
had few equals.
In the kickine line Thome was
Jus-t as proth-ient. The records orj;ttr L(?lllg Light dlraigllt
football's irrtattst kifkinir feati -r i
f . .... .
When Thorp was secured from
the Carlisle Indian School by John)
u-lraw 11 I,u" t x 1 orK "1;in-
the news was heralded from one
end of the I'nited States to the other.
Xo other player who ever came to
the majors w as press-agented quite I land 6 to .". I'hb- was driven from
so widely as Thrope. Ith, box in the third inning while
Thorpe was a graceful player. He; Morton's poor support allowed New
developed into a tine fVdder and had p ork to .score three more runs. Hush
an excellent arm. He was. fas on) was effective in the pinches until
the bases. ' jth eighth, when Jones replaced him
Weak at P.at jiind retired the side with the basses
Jim's one glaring weakness as a
all player was at bat. He could
murder a fast ball. When he hit one
in his groove, and cot those mus-ifr,,tii the field after the gam. Score:
cular shoulders of his behind th'Xew York.. Ill 120 OOO i 11 1
drive, the pill would certainly t ravel, j '1 vla nd . . 20 0 (mi) n 2 1- T. 13 4
At one tim-he achieved considerable Ihish and Hoffman; I'hle, Morton,
reputation as a home-run hitter. j It.ighy and O'Xeil. Sewell.
The old curve ball was th trou-
hlesome one for Tim. He just pABKK WEAKENS IN 13th
couldn t resist slicing away at the
curve. As a result, pitchers began
JAM) SENATORS WIN OUT
to feed Jim on a curve ball diet.i c HK'ACIO, Jun 20. Urban Fa her
w hich drove htm from the mijor? weakened in the 13th inning Tu s
and slowed him down in the minors. I day and Sam Kic started a rally
Thrope was a colorful athlete. J ,y stretching a sinl into a doubl.
Om of hi type bobs up in th ath-j which enabled Washington to score
j Ietic world once in about every hun
I .i a ...
Ul
BREHM BOUT TALK
Hronnan Lined In as Uuffer
1
In AiakP At'Siro .1110US
i for a Contract.
it- .1 VI sll
" - " - - . ---
I. X. S. SMrt I Alitor.
NI-:V YtiJIK. Jun M. I'or rea-
-in- more or l--s oi.-cure. w.s w-ti1()U. avail. fo'ir pitchers and
.racking genih-nien. pcmliar t'ithr(.f. !l!nrn h:ttrs. Kenneth Will
Hr..a.lw.iy. Hr lns-ting that w!i-n!ai l.mme.l out hi lth homer
.1." k Keams reaches here totnoi-.,f ..,..in t.. '.th in..hv nut-
, row or inursuay. ne win i mrueu.-,
i a :lv rlii (ll.llli to the lure of the;
J.lott! line and make tli- I) - mpsey -
I Wills extravaganza a reality. Xoth-
,
thr from the obli.ju- intentions
the same Mr. Kearn.
liitt-rc-l .Mutual.
it !s not that Reams has a'iadv''
j neil with Floyd FiUsimmor.." for'
Labor Day 'ight. involving th'-
ohliiting Bill Br.-nnm. Tb.at piece
of litic nonsense cm he disposed 'f
I a w urn. ior ixeai n .s i
itzsim-
mams anl Fitz.-:mmins- is Reams a.-
.lie f-xpcrtsi'ar s mutual inter'." at con-
1 ' 1
I But r,-!:hi- Ivc.i nor I"itz-::n-
.
, in o n s W 1 ! l e s
s ti. .1.S....-- of itr.'-inni
'.....il 1... ...-.-. liDn.n...
Th.ev
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t: i , : ... .... .... .. v.,.,--..- u-
i i o . 1 1 ii .in i ! . '.i.ii "
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Tl.l.lli..(' II. Will l.l.l OlSt
''V U:,' "f 'n-l n-si for uo'
Ule. tJiey t.l.k r:g!lt nil lii'VCtTl
Brennan to Je. Willard and Harry,
Creb. Broc.-eding tilor.r that lir.-. ,
a y.-ar ot more will p is on b fere ,
kVarns h-nds an ar Ut anvthing
Wi!!- might wish v.
. i . l nimn M il.
Ye; Broadway ond'ess. ',i jook
upon tit announced ptogram ns n
: " "'- ' w" ' ' " "'"s'-'-u -
. ... i l
a bahy !ioo to stnok- up
art a otiiji .v.i.ii
Will- :hn; Iri-s alreadv l.en Miv.kcl
jun ..yon. I ali tiedl of further pub-
Ücity.
i It this ho ;h.e idea, the worthy
Mr. Bickatd knows nothing of it.
and usaaliy. the interests (if
Ke irns ard Rickard dovetail ''in-
mendablv. Indeed the promoter
indicated yesterday tii.at io- h id
abandune.! .ill idea of putting- on th'.
black and white number for ha
heavyweight cha mpior.sh. ip. ri b ast H.iil and (knui'.tr; Jonnard. L'art
u far a the present year i.s- ("n-).(l. ;j:uj Knjeg r.
cerned. ' .
KVarn' demand-. h indaTt.d in, " rrIAYLRS 7, (Ol.l'.MlU'S 1
no uncertain terms, are exorbitant.; COLFMBFS. h, June 20. Mil-
therefore no bout.
. .
1X)LliI)( AINS
TM,EIo. ohio Jur. 2. T.d "
mad- it three out of four by d fra -
int K.iiKi- City Tue.hy by a score
f Z t 1. Th.- same wa a strugg!"
between the veteran. Bedient an 1
Daasnp. s-ore:
Karras ihty ..."D oO (hjO 1 " 2
Toledo ooi CM oix : 0
Dawson and Skiff; Bedient and
Kocher-
Curve Ball Causes Famous Athlete's Release
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YANKEES FINALLY
! T)D V K V TATTP U T UfiV
j nn 11111111 liUlJIV
' UaillCS, CV 1 orkers W 111
fA.. I."1.... I...1: ,
VI1C 1 IOIII j nullius.
( b-vtland. ().. June i'0. After
'(sln" gams in a row. .New
York finally broke its disasterou
streak Tuesday, winning from Cleve-
j tilled. The gam' was full of wrangl-
ing over decisions of I'mpirea L!n-en
; and Xallin. l'olic escorted them
three runs and defeat Chicago 9 to
:. Kic- hit safely in his last five
times up and also played great ball
in tli field, making hard catches,
which robbed the locals of hits and
pos-o.ln. runs. I he gain" was one
hardest foirvhi on the loral
1 this season. Score:
ein 4 l fi (Hi into :
-9 1 S 4
Chicago. 200 0 0 1 !3i) Mji) ii 6 '
Ft ickson. Za'chary and Charritv : .
'Lev i.tt; ii.de. ruber and schaik.
j
i ,:V.' ' . C V ,
ii i i i i a ii i . h i i ;vi ii
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! romped over Philadelphia TuesJav.
. (.(tll p r. r,)nn.;0 ,i:i k to .;.,.!
'i 111. Ml .... ...... I ..
, p th(. d, owr th, tlM
...... i., ,.v,,. i,...i
. .iii'i ii 1 1. i r ill .. 4. i n Ii1 ii'i'i
; tr,,i,Mj ai.aiJ nt- hni Eckert was in
ht. ,m(X n;,UScr. batting for Kck-
tllipli(a.HI, Williams' perform-
flar('.t. in thf. jxth. Score:
! Philadelphia . . 'ml "01 "1
S o
St. Loui
1 in 02:: (mix 7 1 1 1
ing over d isions of Fmpir.-s Iineen
rnd I'rkins: 'an(Iihir and Sever-
id.
lxrlllkl .-.. pm
lit'. I IHM I li I'.IUIlIll
STRAIGHT FROM SOX
PMTKoIT. .Midi. .Jon 2" Ie-
!.:: ian .ts
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;
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1 t" s-
Both cittos hi; fre ; hut1
... . , . . '
n- 1 .gets afi'k ca rri-d Jau.-i
i
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HI'MkH. I.. .ill- I I-. V . w I. ..... 1 ......
both of which oared the 1 rice
o-.;j.- ....... .... .i ....... .. ...
cry in-tance th- ba.-es were empty.
l "t
Bo-ton - 11 1 ' -' s 1- 1
l'etroit He 10' :hh . 12 '.
."."t .ifc- iij it n nm.r i- fit-.
' I-V-gu.-.n. B i--ei:. Karr and Tiuel:
Dauss and Bassh r.
J() JJ y ? - J) J )G (; I FS
T-i-i i- i-ictadv
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.v. j.w& bv'.
I INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Jun- 20
J Ird.anrtpo.is gav- .lonnard po.tr e-up-
port i:i the sixth iruim- Friday when
St. Paul made three run off one
h.t and thr-e ertors, enabling the
.visitor to ev n up the seri.. i to 4.
r was the tirst g.'.me Jon r.ard was
),-,-.d.ted w.tii ioing in fight starts.
'--4.r(. ; ; j
.-: pan. """" 2 .' " 0 e 1 0 ! 1 i
. ndia t:.i p.v.is .. "n mm 100 -1 4 i
wauk- defeated Columbus 7 to
! Tuesday. Schaa.k allowed only four ;
ihit. thrc of which, came with two'
. dow n. Rogge was knocked i
, r, 0 tu, pox in fourth whi1i
1 an-Utv suffered from poor support
) ,- j his own balk in tjie seventh,
j jp.j.y. ,, .iiwaukee and Todt of
folumlMi.. lrit liome rur. Score:
Milwaukee . ..loa 2"-" .".l T 11 Ol
Columbus . ..r,,i 000 000 1 4 3
St-haack and flössen; Roge,
Sander., Snyder and llartlcv
rS A
(I TyS
1
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w i V A-W-
Jim Thorpe
Babe Ruth Suspended
For Three Days For
Run-in Jfili Umpire
CHICAGO. June 20. ( Hy I.
X. S ) Habe Ruth, famous home
run slugger of the New York
Yankees, was today suspended
for three days by Ban Johnson,
president' of the American
league, because of his 'run in'
with Umpire Dineen at Cleve
land yesterday over a decision
at second base.
I'rest Johnson in announcing
the suspension declared he had
not as yet decided what fine
would he imposed on Ruth.
This will be decided later to
day or tomorrow, he said.
League Standiiigs
National T.eaca
Won LoJt
New York 37 21
St. I. oui 3.'S '
lM'fotoirg 2s
Itrooklyu 31 lM.
('hl-ap 'l? j:
iu. in i) it I V.
Host. m 24 31
Philadelphia 19 34
Prt.
.IS
..V.H
..'p.
..M7
.475
.43rt
mrrlran league.
Won LoJt
Pr:
.fil3
..'71
.:4i
.4'2
.4M
.47."
.407
.397
St. I. HllU .
x?
J
27
2
:tl
.Nw lork
Ietrdt 33
iMev.l.iiid I "
"n-h iruiton :m
rhicag '-
Phil:uleldiia 22
Bosom -j:;
:'.r,
Ara?rlcnn Aoelation.
Woq Lrttt
Mhineaj'uli 37 21
hidinii.iiM.Iis 23
Milwaukee 31 l'l
St. Paal 3c, j:;
"In ill tu 2 3
l.niiisvilW 2s 3."
IVt
.7
.r.29
.r,i
;i n
.4M
.444
.:M
KaiK.u City
2."i 4
21 40
2,1"1"1"
j ' .iti.Mi u,
j I'incihnsitl 2: luton o.
YESTERDAYS RESULT?.
Micue.
Pituhur-r at rrookl vn. wet -rrniud.
i mcit'ii :it I'liii-hh.itinii rim
v.lrk. Vm,,, '
I Amenran i.fruf.
PhiI.iJeliti i.i :; : Sr. I.oui 7.
Kostiin hetmit '.t
.New cik '. : i 'l.-wland .".
Wahiiigtt.ii : : i'hi.-:. 1
, ho.h.gs J
American AtvoorlAtion.
Sf. Paul '. : lii'li.-in.ipnlis 4.
Milwaukee 7: l'duniJiM 1.
Minr.e.ipulii .-it houisvillo. raiL.
Kai.f.i- City 1; 'lol.lo '.I.
Southern .vo in tlon.
Little Itn-k 1 : Atlant: .'!
.Ww Orleai.s 7: Mlile 2.
MeinpliiM at hiniuijhaui. raiu.
No otlier S( ht-dllle.l.
TODAY'S GAMES.
National liif d,
St. I. riii at New York.
Chimga at rhlladelphia.
Ciiiciiiiciti at Hosten.
Pittsburg at Ürooklyn.
Amrrlmn Leagrue.
Höhten .it Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
I'hils'lflphi.i at St. I.eui.
WThin'to:i at Chicago.
Going Strong
7 xJtä:.
r A- . .g. k r j x .
r. 1 .- v vr s--. d
. ;:"-'
l! Jock Huchlson. British OpenJ
champion. Is showin some ral golf
shooting in the big tournament now
in progress on th course at Sand-
wich. Eng.. and if he keeps h: n stride
will have r.o trouble Jr. holding hi I
i t. tie. Though he arrived on the'
'scene a month after th oth r sta rs. J
hi came ha ben strong from the!
start. In his first two days play h
turned in a score of 143 which as
ures him a place In the finals at
Iras.
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RED PITCHER GIYES
BRAVES TWO HITS
Cincinnati Hurler Defeats Bos
ton 2 to 0 in Only National
League Game.
BOSTON, June 2 0. Couch ot
Cincinnati held Boston to two hit.
Tuesday, Cincinnati winning, 2 to 0.
Singles by Caveney, Pinelli and I)au
bert, and Burns' sacrific fly in the
fifth, gave Cincinnati its two iuns.
Not until the, eighth did a Boston
man reach first. In that inning
Cruise and Ford singled. A hare
handed catch by Burns in the ninth
off Nixon was one of the featuo- ol
Cincinnati's brilliant defence. PVore:
Cincinnati 000 020 0002 7 0
Boston ÖÜ0 000 000 0 2 1
Couch ami 'H arg rave; Ki'.'ingim.
Oescher. and Go wry.
RICKARD DEMES JESS
WILL FIGHT DEMP5EY
Np;V YORK, June 20. (By I. N
S. ) '"I offered Willard a bout with
.Dem.psey, but lie flatly refused to
right under the terms of the match.
I had not heard that he had uffered
a change of heart," said Tex Rick
ard this afterroon when shown a
Los Angeles dispatch stating that
Willard had accepted an offer from ,
Rickard to meet Dempsey in a
championship bout.
DANNY FRUSH SIGNED
WITH JOHNNY DUNDEE
CLEVELAND. June 20. Tommy
McGlnty, manager of Danny Frush,
featherweight boxer, Tuesday sign
ed articles Vlth John K. Carney.
Brooklyn. X. Y., promoter to get
Johnny Dundee in a lö round deci
sion bout at Kbbett field, Brooklyn.
August 17, for the featherweight
championship.
MRS. MOLLA MALLORY
j WINS TOURNEY PLAY
! "BOBHAMPTO.V. England. June
2lh (By A. In tournament
plav today M Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory defeated Mrs. K. C. Cl-iy-
r . c i .i 1.
ton. 6-4. 6-1. In the doubles Mrs.
Mallory and Miss Edith Sigourney
won from Mr?. Hardy and Mrs. Ilex
tall, 6-1. 6-2.
BRITISH DAVIS CUP
TEAM HEATS ITALIANS
LONDON". June 2 0. Creat Brit-
n i n -.. -!4-. .1 . ri.ll n.l .'.I' l.. f..,C
Dill pui uu'i in. HFUiri o 1 inr C.lUi
cup tennis con. petition today hen
Kingscote and Bisley, the British
.Jv.-K'- J . .. . ,1 ! J ... - ...I 4. I4.l.,. . ..I
WULiU.t.- .1 .nil. ii r.yuri .
ami lOiUiniKi o: lta.v .-l. -4, .-0.
"
First OfHTl-Air Batul Concert
To Be Held at Mies Tonhht1 ?r
r 'from the Pr-
NILES', Mich.. June 20. (JSpcial l
Through the ( o-nps-ration of thej(.,ir jn the. fam.iy lot in S.ivr Creek1
Nih-s Chamber of Commerce and i r en.eterv i
the Kxchange itil Rotnry rpih ot
this city, the tirst open-air band
concert of the searon will b giv en
by the Nile band, under the b-ader-
jliip of Arley M-eker. on Ti u i .-ill
evening. The point at which the
bar.d will !ay wiii be the i; t r ot
Front and Mair s.s.. ar.d on the frl-i
lowing Thursday the location will
be changed to the corner of Second!
and Main fts. The hand will give a
public concert each week thr-ugh
out the .summer months
Bon voyige boxes are delightful ;
gifts for the j-jne bride who sr. Ing- j
away on her ttip or for any trav-i
eler. They are a collection f hard
candies, fruit, nuts and cake, ar
ranged in the least penible space i
and with the greatest possible at
tractiveness. .Sometimes books and
magazines are idded.
wiim; ixx
A number of white fox furs are
making their appearance this sea
son. They aro usually worn with
white or black. The girl -who -wears
; one should be ure of her complfi
ion. Such a furls very Trying.
' S iTIXTHUS
' You can buy a greater the .luve
for almost any pr:rj you want, but
it ! perfectly a marine what you can
Ktt for $10 or $15. The ceters and
nyles were never more becoming.
i
Loca Women Are
Ti if
kk mners zn uotr;
Match at Elkhart
Firt Intercity Gontot Gor to!
Gliain o Lakes onun
"'r......
1 1 41 111
M I 1 1 i : r . .-.( . .:
wo'.-t -n'. ''!: t.:i i i' I.. : k-
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Lib. L;i::ai :. v. ; n t.-r . mi . stai i
!?.df rs a:.d or, d . 1, ;o :
j : tory - ! . I likl-.a;-; i
i .n t i.e wo:,-. -n 's d: ri
(Josvph 1 1 1
o . I so. ; i ; . t :i .i : . d ,
marks tin- op-:; r ; .: o
1;.- a,..- fvi i
; 1 1 1 ".t ! 1 v m i ;i : i p.
j llao s-a-n"s s hc I u!-.
Th- w i:i-:i .Iii- k- p.;--; '..o -.v.t!.
Ii- in' n tut::" .o.t .t -;;: ;o;
th o , u ii lt h pro :..'- - '
th- most .tul ; h. p.
TV '
or tne a .. o ;.it : n. r"
are Jie tea ms in '!:c ! ague. M :: t -
waka. Nib-s-IPe h man. St. ..- p h .;; p0 ;! ,j;.k ..p., .- c.fei : t ! . I': -Klkhart
and Suth I r l. tii-u:-- i" rd ; i !i:ig u .: of p:,-.:-
Kacli t am .days carp fan, one- , :.-f.rs vv.;, j .-. j r, nwid '. v '.tj--and
the team .scoring th mc p-.p:t c jp,.-; ;: ; - v. M-
during the s. asoti will ta k-.t'o.- ti: : ' , ; .,. ,. ,; ,r. ; m. Kra:i-g 1 : . .
of champions rd will be a v rdc.l ,. , t , r V!-: ao. , .m.pt-. for t!o
the silv-r ( up. S.x w op... -i c mp..-. , ir,;Vi(p: , i jp;,. p.-. pf uutni:
each tam. each in'ii n-.a b- up
members of St. Jo---p'.i 'a!i ass
ciation lubs. Th.- ? xt
. a ! f -1 s
will be played at South ! rd in
July.
Mr-. Marshall Wins. ., whii.h -.;'.- .s th. co,;:-.. .o--
Results of t he Set;: !t 15. i.d-Klkl.a rt . 0, j. ,: ,.f liheo hnd
contests: Mr.s. II. i:. M.irdi.ii; uo" .-c.nd bw i.e; v;:h A? -V - 7 . w h ; S
both rounds fr.mi Mis. 1 i.-k '.r. c r. c,.,, f,.-,r;h phi-am.-n- th..
scoring 3. to f for South K-r.d: Mis, l)jM .,,.-,, t j. Maroo-i . ap
1 -a ura Harris b frat.-d .Mrs. Si ""-i.,,in, .jual.fied v. cond wit!? 77-7-1.:.
ton. 2 and 1; .' li s. H. Ii. K stis.-r j ,ll, r j jpn.-k of . ti !
won from Mrs. It r.rdfs-i-v. 2 .tnd (' ' w i : i Slaughter of Mi. h.an f r Th
Mrs- YY. .1. Cast had an ci; tim ' la tV l, ,,p,,...s ; ;v U '. fyiv
with Mrs. Kol-. a, winning 3 a nd : .cp. -iV, ,,;t. -su: h -- f -r
0; Mrs. H. L. Co... r bia'-.k ."' Mrs. .,(....;o!.
IS
att. 3 and 0; -Mrs. 1 . I.. ü.
ad a lose uracil with Miss ;.-ei.
both players --or.nc one p.c.r.t lot
their teams. po inds of mat h p'.av f.,r the .nd.-
The St. J.seph tram had . UlX ;xi his ,-h impioaship. Th.
more difficulty with Nidcs-ibichan- . ,,f p,,rps ,,p,..v s:
an. the final score being 1" to 4 rhi,..,.(, r;;:.; p, hica.i Wi--.Mit-hawaka
did not p'.ay. a-- thi- was (0ris-;n "'.7; Illimcs ..72; Vortliw rs- -an
open date for thrm. i(,rn s-: ur,pj. (:; Ohio State
"e--.; Minn. -sota 7 2... Indiana had
, j' thi-..- ln.n er.!- r.-d, none of wli-m
Molla Imitates the . i i .
Proverbial t Clam; . lBABE' CHALLENGES
Refusesto Talk JJMPu BILL DINEEN
Mrs. Mallorv Assumes "Wait;
and See" Attitude as Ten-
nis Hattlp Near.
By C1IBLI M. .M,
l . i . iau i nm iiiiinii.
! cl.liVFLAND. .. June L f -i
riVhnV Tu... -'ii With a . . . .- :
-v'-' -
'wait and se" attitude. Mrs. Mulla
?Iallor-, the American tenn
champion, lias re'.apsed into a
lighter's glint, silence on the eve oi (),,,v irotn;it in;. rf.-rer.-- by mn.
a battle. - f l.-rv of the C )- ': n I Indians a vert -
Although aii I.ond.ci is talking! ., , p.sh b-tw-.-n th.- two prior to
about the prospfats of a lx-nglen- s Tuesday's gam.- between New York
Mallory du-I in the British hamp-and f'bv-l'cul.
ionships next work, .Mrs. Maliory i . BntP.'s sasp r-.on t.PPow "d ids p
saying imthing t giv- the gossip ( pu'.-ion from - -terday's gam- b
food for talk b cau vhe has been , Ujnp;r Mn. n b cau'e of abu:v
instructed to keep silent. j language us d Jo the arbiter. Th-
"I have received instru" tior.H from ' champion bat?ti.an wa in. formed of
jAin' i ica to r-mih .sw-etly ai d say
nothing." Mrs. Maliciy tid the Aftr pa it u ;pa t i ng in pra ti--- to
I'nited I'r.-.-s today. "I tan't smile j day. Both crc-o-an'.-red D:n n n
.sweetly but 1 can r frain from taik-j tl;e C'.ev land dugout wh.b- on h-"
;ng." j"ay to th" i l:iM:oi.-v. "If yoa -r
Th' Am ricin w.;na n i fused to ; put m- out -t" a gatn-- a'-iir., I'll fix
affirm or deny that the instructions o.: -o you r.- er w ill urn p. re again,
cam' from ;h- Initt a States Iawn even if th- put m- on of bah iil
Tennis ass'n but th.i- is thought un- fur hf-." Buth is a!:gd to hive
likely-as she made the trip over ''on said.
h-r own" and is not oth.-ially the) An aig :n.' -.t ti.T -i, in whir;,
reir-sentatie of tin- Cnit-d States) Buth t'dd 1 ir. n ' :' yt'oow."
ass'n. i "No ot.e ever a- i:.-d m- of hir.g
Slu- only Ii'.gl.td w h-n ask 1 if ye I low ". I lri. ?: r-f --r t .-!.
her liu.-b.i!.l hoi oid-i i Ii r to l'ur'ti'.'-r w.;d pad h'w-n "
do her tabling -.n th.- ...:r:. tw . .lur:ng' v h B .'.. is aii -g-l
i hae i :;. I I .- t; a :'. m n;e
f . '"7 a-d to 'nave ii,..'.'": !;::i: to a'r:-. -
i i'.ir.y h:m o i. a..-i . .. v.i . t. .-...
j II amuil Dif'S ill Cllira 'f)
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'has h. -n rceied Ji :.. of tne .p ath
..... aav , v r - . " M J
P'1 !' a" ' T' .7
( 'aroiiiie Mill r. 7 y-at s
member of a prominent l'amcy .n
thi-
iun and f v mor-
vears a r.-l'-.t of Ni. Mis.
Milier. who wa- h .tn in C-:-n.a n . on i
March b-ft N'.i- ihn1" y.-:ir-,
ago to re.d wit'u 'n-r -ia J - h -r. j
Mi-s Martha S'-tViu!. and Mis. p.!
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st at l-r. 'i s 4 .. j i a
ia Chi. ago.
her death .. -urrd. Tr.e ,i
,s s..rv.v,. j .(I;f,th. r 1 i : - M - i '
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Rev. II. T. Sch-r-.-. Burial w.'.. ",--
Ti'.- way
-j make ours-, v- at-
I rri;r. ;s to p.- ,vha: w
j thought.
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"Tlir old Standard of Values"
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