South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 203, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1915 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Rowland Old Roman of White So

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ABOUT GOLF G Some Say it is Beneficial, Others Say it is Not Ministers Shouici Play on Greens. NTAV Y' 'UK. U'ha listens to th' i:k nts o;; '.lf an. a tie finite on li;. Jnl2:. -The j'i o .1 1 1 1 fn ; t i : n 1 1 i - to .-i'i: as in the iMiiif ultimately or harm in ti; Nil! !. r a.st into : I'.' '! ( Io!f, a-'online to the pro--, ciirr, n-rv ol n - an-1 it erat-s n IU .- accordin: lo the .-on nu n. It s i a r.at. same for nuni.-t. in- and it's .j th worst Kame a minister an 1' 1 ' It i- 1 1 - i eha ra t .-r a ml i: t a 1 s j it do, Nti. Jt grows hair oti Laid had.s arid It vr.xif'H men to lo.. th' ir hair. ijolf is rvt-rythlniT that Is k !- - aii'l ; olf is the Mipv r lat lv: or ii-kd. Thf sri-ncral or!nlri har h c :i that ministers .should Tirlit hy f th.- t; .llaii - t intr ainc. ;-lf df. lop.'- many Twyin-T ."-ituations. Iolt cauxs a if temper and cuss words luin only if lift'. If on -.-it: a minister shouldn't I is part f ur " I f rnon k y amu;;il with Kolf halls, g(df (lull.- and stud). That's Lcfii th- fomrnoa 1m lift". Should I'Iin. fait now rcini'.s U. Iaidfl T. 1. nnian. writing in thf (lolffj-s' ma-a-;:,ih. who sa; and most frnphatif.illv s,iv th.it i.ilnJst' rs should iday olf. "A minister 1 hfs-d with lian.-r." h. i.'wi U'V. I)onman. "'Mif oj thf Ktaatt.s 1ariK''i'. fas is that h; will a;w to hf human unh'ss In- d -vntf-s a. ffJ'tiiin part of hi- iim to iniiic lifaltli-lln' sport. Therefore, he should try Kdf. "If a inini-1r I firm human if he Im ( omes all spiritual he rsf-s his hold on men. fspf-ia!ly (u ynunir men. Thfia- is nothini; that wall Uerp a man liuman more thin Of aiona 1 y en kh K i n in sport. And Urn re- is no I 1 1 r sport than tdf. "A minister should play uolf heniisi' it kffps turn out in thf optn. !"r,i;i.ic it Ki,f's I i i IT 1 hernlicia exercise arid 'li injis thf ;i?dlit to ioOi'd.natf hrain and musflf in l"iim' a thim; of skill. lodf n i als unsiisj f ctnl resources: it cultivates th'f'lMee of iiody; U rails Up rouia'J0 and hrim:s mil the liLchtintr spirit. It i;ir:; the mini-tcr a physical domii. an uhirh m rves him well in the presence of men." Ouito a tlof of medical pents luivo conif riiht out in the. open and said that trolt' Is such a trying' ir.imo that it will put a man's nt'ivs completely on the ldink. They've said that many; fwrct tempered nerveless k nts have j taken up Kolf ami after clinsinc: to ! the Time lor a v.'i'iil 'hivo sutTered ruined dispositions, contracted nerve.1 and other nastv ailments sin h as loss of temper, f ret f u In ss. and inclination to usei profanity upon the slightest provocation. lefrnU f.'ainc. Hut a medical champion has arisen to defeml the ohinu' ame. He's Ir. Sloldon Mevitt. who writes in th? IolfrH" ma;:aine that "Iolf does not lrfd nervousness." The strangest part of Ir. Meitfs article is that he isn't a golfer. "Ir. Is uttr r folly for people to s.iv that g"olf causes m urast henia," says Dr. Levitt. "It is almost the other wakv tlolf is one .f thf very. e ry cn-atest aid- to curimr prrsons with ne uraslln nif tttwhncies. I ha e recammended the ;.mif to .-.cores of my patients s'lli'ri'ini,' from mroiis disorders, and neer om e has K'dt failed to help them. Ir. I.exitfs article, in the main, was ilci.iti (I to taking a pot shot at a golfer who wrote - atpun ireus tide n-ocntly s.im- that K'di" inja wrach he h is Indulged fr man ve irs i has made him a nrnmn wrick. Com-, i aiin-; him i r. M- v ut s;,id: is ijuite evident from that man's tide that he was a ne urast hi nic foro he hean ol:in, and he "It ir - be-J has: hetn aj:raatiii his symptoms i,v movimc in. liru s e! small rt sistan.'. netrle-ctir-isr his s.';ima tluties and lein hd hy h.is 1". d;im'. It is also evident that this man is one who shirks front certhnu calculated to de velop in one sil.Je action. i r no mental a c. !:n. ddiix rate, saia self reliance and a I s. stance." TIGERS AND SOX MAY PULL TRADING DEAL Bobby .Time-. Third Pa-eman. Piohaltly Will to Coinis'My in Mc liani: for Pil tier. PI:TUoit, Midi. Julv 2. While neither Prts't Xavnn incus wonld "iiiirm iior M-.;r. J nit. til ere i a strong rumor mat i o ' ' .1 w.l' , 1111 It hayr man secured by the Timers from San Mranois.'o, N in teahty to he traded t the White Sox for a pitcher. With ncar Vitt goiru' nt top sp .1 the T:gfTM r.ee.l a third baseman imr v I. a s b.tiilv a thev do a 4' r.terl r and the White So deal i. able at h ..st. u n ! s OLIVERS WIN ANOTHER Hang Mp Icntli ictory at MxpeiiM of Buntman Star. Tn a in the d- f. at so '5 e izame fv t.fth i"! .1 the 1 a fared hy Spair' 11:-:. the .1 I . u at man Stars triph e 1 t V s a of L' " t. n the i vv f re S: 1 W. d i v alt. r1 t e r U : ! : r p'a v u ro la i i i" a r.d J .a i ' : i . :". r for the the Olivets an i Pi mp- ate' Toots Sta rs. The vhto;n -a ile the 1 1 tli w : n f. r i p. t . v inning the div t i nir.e of t th;s -.as, n. S a f l a s . i 1 1 1 1 ! ur 'ainu v :h ing nri". A ii i 1 v . 1 1 1 1 s w i r 1 1 - p. : : I! d tealll ! i t t s i rI U St ed to all .'I. X ' M K h.- ri, .. N i : w White. t ,lu! a r Ie" ami a MK'j.i" Lev. I In and dtaw rand. e.l NLW i:u:. ns la.. v. r ' .id H. r:u. r '.. I' J .; I r. 1 " rcunds W ' on 1 '.; a3'hL I a.y i

LEAGUE STANDINGS EIGHT LEFT II

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mnn('!tir.,Ko ... ' 1 IT ' 1 - . St. I.oiils . . lorrn i Pittsburgh . ,,o.i N'WJirk ... i I'.rtok 1 vn . .

. it U .... i ! i'. S 41 4s :.i 1 -1 - ! I J'.iitfalo . . lialtim-.re AM MICK AN ASSOCIATION. .st. Paul . . . 1 1 1 r I n : 1 t 10 1 i ,:.:o; r.r.i - , - 4 4s 4; 4 '' 4 1 to 4 '. 4J 4K 4K t o ,-.n...IH ' M inn.,, p,, M.uis ill j o u ., f - I .tii .471 .470 ! Cleveland ::r Cola in has i:i ri;rs vi si i:ki)v. American League. Iioston. t; St. Mouis. i Philadelphia, 4; Detroit, o. National I'am. Cincinnati. loston. 1. I'hilarlelphia. 1; Chicago. 0. Med era I Lvalue. Brooklyn. 4-:: chic;mo. o-S. I '.a It imore. 7: St. Louis. 0. American AMciatioii. Louisville. ", ; Milwaukee. Minneapolis. . " : Cleveland. 4. t. Paul. ::-4; (adumhus. 0-2. Kansas City, U-10; Indianapolis,! 1 Intel nat ional League. Marrishur-. : ; Richmond, 0. .Irrsey City. 4; Providence. J. Montreal, 1; Kochester, 9. Toronto at Puffalo. rain. Vdiiii.stown 1, Terre Haute ; innings i. (Jrarol tlapifls H-C. p.ivtnn 2-1. i:ansvilIo x. Whfflin.; l. Kriu 4. Fort Wayne 3. (11 (.'AMDS TODAY. American h'iimu. New York at Chicago, Poston at St. Louis. Washington at Ietroit. J'hil idelphia at 'levoland. National I.eauuc. Cincinnati at Philadelphia 'hie ao nt lli's'oii. St. Monis at Prooklyn. PittMiur.-,'h at New York. l'Mlral League. Puffalo at Kansas Cjty. Paltirnore at Cliicairo. Prooklyn at St. Louis. Newark at Pittshurffh. All Stores Will Shut Doors During Game Between Champs and Hoosiers. All the confectionery and cigar stores in Niks will he closed from 3 o'clock to 5:UU o'clock next Sunday afternoon. The purpose is to give everyhody a chance to attend the b;u?e hall tfame scheduled at Niles for that tune het.ween the South Bond All Stars and Niles. The husiness men of the southern Michigan city are strongly lined up hehind their lnisehall team and are doing evervthing possible to encour- - e the national pastime. The prolirittitr.s or tne stores mat wouiq omerwiso he open have decided to close '.for a few hours Sunday afternoon so as not to give anyone an excuse for .staving iiwiiy from the game. When the Niles team plays the thud Karne of the series with South; la nd at Springbrook park o.o week tr oin next Sunday, it will send a band I 3 along with its players, in this way Nibs expects to increase the enthusiasm of its fast aggregation spurring t h m on to victory. Mgr. Moon of the South Pend All Stars announced today that special tars would take South Bend fans to Nibs next Sunday. The cars will go over the Chicago. South Bend and Northern Indiana line, leaving the street car station at 2 o'clock. This will get the South Bend fans to Niles just a short time Wfore the frame stalls. The special cars will return to South Pend soon after the game. The South Pend aggregation has hi en strengthened by the addition of a couple of fast men who have t lie reputation of being able to "burn tlnncs im" ou flw diamond "Goat" Anderson's ball tossers are a speedy hunch, but with the lineup Mgr. Moon is working u; for next Sunday's same the dopestcrs have it figured that the i .. i . i... i ..... suits ami emis win oe miockcu ,ni of w innins: streak of the southern Michigan champions. But Nibs savs it is determined to take the faille IU.t Sunday j.ist as d termineii as South Pend is to win it therefore the dash will he nip and tack. If Niles take-; the game it will naan seven straight for that bunch. Anderson's club started its winning str uk by walloping the Hooier 'r. ams for a s'a'.t out anil then administered similar treatment t Milfoid. Next came Benton Harbor, w htch w "as torct d to submit to three i cessl v e defeats to Nibs. The sixth add d to Anderson's chamS anday when they defeated P.end All Stars. .", to A. lag iinHil of fans that saw 's game h ft well pleased ' a l p was I ions l..st the South Pat the last Sued, with the xnii'ition. it was sensa tiou.il has all and neither ide had' 1 1 le ca inc won Mil the end of the ninth inning. With the lineup that .M-r. Moon ;s arranging for next Sundav's gallic Will undoubtedly outclass the past ,r..' for snappiness aad st nsati. LMSBMBG. 111.. July 22.- With need, d fund of $l.""0 raised to the club through the remainder th. ef tlo season, it was assurrd that earg would le awataled fie Defrandaisc in the Tiire-Mjo league.

MILES WILL GL05E WHILE TEAM PLAYS

FIELD FOR CRACK

IT GOLF HONORS!

jGood Games and Exciting Fin ishes Mark Third Day Of Western Championship. IU .liick Neville. n.F.V MMAND. Ohio. July 2 2. The wa stern amateur Rolf championship

4 4S has narrowed down to eipht survivors. 4,2Illn the order of the draw these play- :: s7jers are ! . K. Sawyer. Jack Neville.

j Chick Kvans. A. Miller. 11. 1. io-,-;ham. Dewitt P.ahh. James Standish. I jr. and i:. H. Pankard. Good Klf was the ormer 01 wennt. dav and mixed with it were a few exeitinc finishes and one hit; surprise. The latter came in the form of the defeat of V. C. Mownes. jr.. former national champion, at the hands of L T. Hink'ham, a local player, hy a score of ; are! Cownes was two down at ttio nonn interval .nut u was me oo.ion of nearly all his followers that ho would owjooirie hi opponents lead and win out. Mownes game was ragged throughout the day. while that of Mingham was not brilliant, mit steady. Sawcr Downs Hunter. The match that drew the' large gallerv was that between Sawyer and Paul Hunter, the medalist. Hunter ....1 . 't4Yl ! was conceded an eiuai ch.uk-v oo the former western champion, but was unable to cope with par golf. Savvver had a 7 4 in the morning, with all putts holed. In the second round his card showed even fours to where the mat h closed, which was at the thirteenth ureen with the result reading and in favor of Sawjer. only one symie figured in the match and that came toward the end. Hunter was hunkered otf the twelfth and played a beautiful shot to within six feet of the cup. This laid Sawyer a dead stymie and prevented a possible two. Chick Kvans disposed of Kenneth Kd wards in easkv fashion by a score of 7 and fi. The match was interesting for the tirst 1 holes and the pair started the second half with Kvans but two up. Chick had a great advantage in driving, his ball traveling forty yards further than Edwards on nearly every hole. Kxpt'-ct StandMi in I'lnaD. James Standish, jr.. of Detroit, runner up last year in this tournament, went his way to the last eight, by defeating W. 1 1. Cardner of Buffalo by 1 down on the 3fi holes. The match was always in doubt. They were even and four to go in the morning and Standish. playintr one under par. finished the first half four to the good. Then Gardner turned the tables and overtook his opponent, doing to the lath hole, Gardner was 1 up and then again the Detrcit man rivercame his disadvantage aad finally won the last hole. It look very probable that Standish will be a finalist again this year. He is in much the easier half of the draw, now that Kownes is out, and his boldest man seems to be Pankard. Pankard won his match on the .17th hole from Howard Le of Detroit, twice winner of the Michigan state championship. Doth played inferior golf through the first ."4 holes of the match. Pankard was 1 tip at the Dth but at the 31th he was 2 down and 2 to play. Mee was nicel.y on the short thirty-fifth with his iron and nt this point it looked like the match was over. Pankard came through with a beautiful iron that stopped five feet from the pin and gave him a four. He followed this up by getting a birdie four on the 4.tr-ynrd last hole and squared the contest. 'n the deciding hole. Bankard again showed to advantage by holing out a 15-foot putt for the win. Dhldel Pushes Neille. Hewitt Pilch won his match from J. K. Pole bv the cloe margin of one j hole on the U6. Pole is a local man who holds the amateur record of the course at 71. J. A. .Miller disposed t of Addison Stillwell of Chicago, 4 and I had a fairly close call with William Middel of Indianapolis, but man-la-ed to come through the day with a win of : ami -. At the fifteenth hole in th morning round 1 was 7 up and had been playing strong. I had left a four, three, four for the course record, which would be 70. cut I got into all kinds ot trouble on the remaining holes and shot a . t and G for a 76. I was only - up and 4 to play at the l.'.th in th afternoon, hut a half on that hole and a win on the Ddh settled the affair. Midriel recently won the championship of the Central Golf association. Which comprises Michigan. Ilhonis. cluding t'hicago, Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky. CAN'T CALL ROWLAND "BUSHER" ANY MORE ()r I ConiKkoy of Sox Claim 1111Call Manaccc hy This Term and it Mu-t Stop. irc CHICAGO. July 22. Following the publishing of a statement by Pres't Johnson of the American league that the umpires of the league comprised the best staff the organization ever had. Charles Cmniskey. owner of the Chicago White Sox. today refused to back down the least from his fiery utterances of yesterday that the umpiring staff of the American league was the "worst ever." He vwnt further and declared that the unit ires officiating at White S.x games will be forced to stop using the term "busher" in speaking of and to Mgr. Clarence Lowland of the Sox. "Lowland has proved that the term busher" tines not fit him." said Comiskey. "Whenever Bowland has objetd to an umpire's t'.ecision. he has b en calle.l a "busher" by the umpire. This pra- tice has got to stop." PISTOL DMML FATAL. Coppix. Ky. July 2 2. G. W. P.owrs. town marshal, fatallv wounded William M Perkins in a idsfol ( iii..i w hn h found Perkins robbing iitoro Wednesday morning a

RACE RESULTS AND ENTRIES

IW'Imnnt rcMiit. First to 1. race. n : one mile Harry Sha'.v I.;tz'il r. t r r. il;ice. sec nt Uiirice. 0 to show. tl'.iP Time. Mittle' Nearer. Jessie jr. orotund and old Pen also rir. Second ra'-:, furlongs, straight Sky Pilot. 7 to 1 . won: Moid Peek. 1 to L' place. corid; Mustard, out s!-:'v. third. Time, pen. Whimsy also ran. (Whimsy won, but was disqualify d. Third race, f, furlongs r.n Mouse. 2 to .". won; Dinah D. i to place sfeond: Mou Pluc P. to 1 show, third. Time. 1:13 2-5. Asiatic and Amans also ran. I'oartli rnco, npo mi'e Thorn I lilt. IS to a, won; Virile. 1 to 3 place, second: Polarius. out show, third. Time, 1 Wooden Shoes also ran. Fifth raee, str epkehase. nhotit two miles Compliment. 7 to 2. won: Shannon Liver, u t place. seeond; Mkction Pet- even show, third. Time. 1:4:5. Mission. Pally Bav and ('abaret, also ran. Vornpiimcnt an atlded starter. Sixth race. ." furlongs straight Tralee. 1 to 4. won; Stellarina. - to ." place, sceruid: Navigator, out show, third. Time. l:o."i 1-5. Ventura also ran. W'imLor Itesults. First race. . furlongs Pack Bay. Sl.Sii, .?-.'. $2.." won; Carbide. $:,..:.o. second: The Widow Moon. $1. .'.a, third. Time, 1:1-. Iron Mask. First Degree, Tory Maid also ran. Second race, a 1-2 furlongs Vcnetia. $11...0. $:.4. $4.:.0. won: Peggy L. 00, $ 1 . o o . second: Meelicka, $1". ."., third. Time. l:0fi. White Crown. Magic. Iinghorne, Crystal. Josephine Sarat. ?etcmber Morn, Stonewfo(i also ran. Third race. 5 furlongs Boncros First, $r..S0. $4.20, $.1.20. won: Matrix, I1H.20, MSn. second: Peggy o'Prien, J.'.no. third. Time. 1:01 :?-.".. Margaret M.. Mamie XV., Vcrmak. Muzi. Ataka. Zolze. Greenwood, Pernini. Oaklawn Belle also ran. Fourth race, one mile Fountain Fay, fr.ii.SA, $2... 70. $r.r,n, won; Schemer, $31.10, $7.10. second; x-Water Mady. $2.7, third. Time. 1:40. x-Prn-gressive. Bcsign. Parnegat. Pendel. Stalwart Helen also ran. x-Couplcd. Fifth race. ", 1-2 furbng King Neptune, $ 4 . a 0 , $.?.50, $2..)0, won; Iolite. $7.:0. $3.70. second; Mile Stone. $2.60. third. Time. l:0f. Reserve. Panhandle, rick Williams and Col. Gutelius also ran. Sixth race, one mile Birka, $6. r.n, IT,. 70, $.1.0 0. won: Miss Waters, $9.60. $.".::(, second; Cliff Stream. $10.20, third. Time. 1:40 r.-L Patience. Sun Queen, Col. Randall, Cliffedge. Mordecai, Zali. Kopj. Ford Mai also ran. Seventh race, mile and an eighth Burwood, $0.i0. $4.40 and $4.00 won; Guide Post. $4.00. $:uo. second; Dundreary, Jo.so. third. Time Lucky George. Cordie F.. J. 1 L Houghton. Prince Mugcne and First Star also ran. Belmont I'ntrics Today. First race, 2-year-olds and up, selling; 5 furlongs Mdith Olg;. 104; Pcss Lien. Marchens. 104; Pelle of the Kitchen. 104; A. Mancini. 112; Little Alta. 109; Broomvnle. 10?; Kmily IM. 104; P.lue Rock. 112; Murphy. 10 7; Corfu. DM; Br. Grcmer. DM; Pob Kedtield. 100; Sal Vanity, 1 OR. Second race, ."-year olds and up, selling. f furlongs Borax. Ill; Noureddin, 10S; Bclamour, 126; Wanda Pit.er. 121. Third race. 3-year-olds and up. handicap, mile Tan sit. 104; Rhine Maiden, 97; Holiday, 100; Bockview, too 1 . Fourth raee. 2 -year-oils the Demoiselle stakes, value $2,000. T 1-2 furJongs Celandria. 122; Miss Puzzle, 1D; Ronnie Tess. 110; Pleione, 122; Feminist. 110; Malachite, no. Fifth race. .1-year-olds, selling, mile Alhena, 10.",: Regular, 09; Vo.leles. 110; Lady Teresa. 10K; Bryan Born. 106; Watertown. 100; All Smiles,' 102; Commauretta. 96; Jesse, jr.. 109; Devil Fish. 10.1. Sixth race. 3-year-olds and up, mile Bearded Lady. 101: Gammon. 101; North Light. Ill: Sam Slick. 101; White Metal. 1 f 1 ; Lithauer, 106; Iron Duke, no; Cy Merrick. Ill Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear; track fast. Official Factory

Player, Club G. .All. R. H. Vi). A. E. SB. BA. FA. Ring. Singers 1 7 1 .1 4 1 1 .129 .S00 Thorpe, Singers 3 1 - 2 4 2 1 .17.. .7o0 1 B. Connors. Studebakers. . 6 1 9 2 7 61 1 2 1 ..16S .95 4 1 Wilson. Ball Bands 6 22 .1 S 17 .". 3 1 .36 4 .SS0, K. Connors, Singers 7 2- 7 9 7 6 0 : .::r,u 1.000 Zeitler, lingers 6 IS 2 6 LJ 3 1 S .:::i:: .969 Tieman. Studebakers 2 9 " 3 ". M 0 .33;: .600 To 11 he v, Olivers S It :. H 13 13 7 1 .324 .00. Martin. Singers 6 IS 0 4 17 2 1 ..122 .917 Hudak. Singers 7 2 n 11 ' 4 .307 Mono Moore. Olivers 9 3 7 11 6 19 2 2 .297 .926 Yockev. Studebakers ." 21 " 6 o 7 2 .1 .2S. .tit Hixenhaugh. Ball Hands. . is 3 14 1 1 .277 .:Co Voss. Ball Bands 9 29 7 a 6 1 0 .27J .'900 Porter. Ball Bands 3 11 - - e --7J I.001) Philion. Ball Bands 9 17 6 1" 71 1 0 2 .270 1.01.0 L. Spair. Olivers s 31 s D 11 2 0 .1 .263 .9 1 7 Weiss. Studebakers ". T- - ' - - 4 2 ..ti'. .:'" P. Dulin. Olivers 9 ::: 9 Is 17 1 1 .ia7 .972 Male. Studebakers 7 2 4 I 7 3 2 .1 .:" .S3.". Atvas. Olivers 7 2" - 2 i 1 4 .l.'.o .w'.i L. C. Allen. Ball Bands s ;:2 6 s m; 4 1 2 :, 2 Gilbert. H:ll Bands 2 4 11 1 o 1 .2.10 .1."",) Weckler, Olivers 9 3 3 5 s s 2 6 .2 12 i79 Sharkey. Olivets 4 17 3 4 Xs. 1 2 o .9.11 Aftowski. Sinu-ers 7 30 4 7 S 7 4 1 .::::'. -7?, Vargo. Singers 7 27 3 6 3 0 0 1 .222 1.0'JO Baker. Simzers 6 2S C 5 54 10 2 3 .:17 .9'9 Ohandhr. Ball P.ands 3 19 0 t s 1" 4 1 .ill .767 Miller. Singers 3 10 1 2 2 .1 1 1 .2ij .916 Hepler. Studebakers 7 31 2 6 s y 7 1 .;93 .7o9 Kalhes. Olivers .' 16 fl 1 12 3 0 0 .:7 1.000 Hintz. Olivers 3 16 1 1 -s 3 1 .:x7 .976 W. Spair. (hvers 7 3" 1 " " 1 LO-'O Werntz. Studebakers 7 30 " 3 5o 9 3 1 .167 .921 . Saunders. Studebakers - ; - 1 " ( 1 Lno Kellv. P.all Bands 2S 4X 4 6 1" 1 3 .-.4 3 .9 4 1 Landic. Studebakers 5 16 - : ' 2 o .;23 .73 : Kclley. Smi-.rs. ... 2 s 1 1 0 4 0 0 .123 1.0".); Prmkman. Studd.ak. rs . . . 2 v 1 1 3 6 l o Aift Mofhtt. Studebakers 7 2 4 " 1 -1 1 1 .-3 .971 Baab. Ball Bands ". 9 1 1 2 2 1 1 e.ll .967 Johnson, Olivers ..4 1" 1 " c""1 Zeihnski. Sin-frs '. 7 21 2 2 D 9 2 2 .093 .9d Bauerle:::. p.iii Ban-'.s.... 7 2 2 - - " - .9 3 3 Mnrpliv. Ball Binds 26 -'2 II 1 0 . .7 1.. we TrowlTidue. Ball Bands!.. 7 121 3 0 j ,71 j 0(, Vounir. liva:s. .... 1 " 1 2 2 0 . 6 .v2 Hans. r. oliv'ers '. 4 v " " 11 - " .lim .714 Kelb-v. !:.,n i',.').'j 1 " 0 1 2 ( a .em i..m t Straub. stud, -bakers! . 3 d 1 " 4 1 '"' :: ' .m4 i'it-rs. Olivers 2 " oh 11 e. -mo 1.0c Stephens. Studei.'ike-s! '. 1 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 jm.i l.nn. Johnson. St u.b baker 1 4 M " " n Wplchonee. Studebak. rs . . 1 4 " 0 lie 0 . .an. l.n.u Bnddiuk. Studebakers 2 1 1 j, " Paeon S'ii"ers ' 1 " ' 1 o m .'i.ja l.to.;. Sullivan, 'sinuers! 1 2 !"' i 0 " M""" j K'Unn. Sincers 1 3 ? ? : " l-"f" 1- P Alle. r.ai; I'm. Is 2 7 l' 1 0 " Weber. Ball Bands 1 0 . a 0 0 -0C Muio,

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BY PETER SCOTT II TWO HEATS; : Peter McCormick Makes Fast est Time in Second Heat. King Clansman Third. CMMVKMAND. O.. July 2 2 Scott, the Pittsburgh owned -Peter stallion for which oo was paid last sea son, won his first Grand Circuit vie-; tory Wednesday when Tom Murphy' drove him to victory in the $.1oo Ohio state for j :09 trotters. Peter MeCornick, however, gave him a hard; battle, beating him in the second heat, the fastest of the race. By fin ishing second in the final he it, Kingj Clansman won third money. Murphy also won the 2:09 pace with' Maj. Org, although the favorite, Fred' W. heat him in the final heat. The j luilf mile track tar, Lou Jennings, was victor in the 2:11 trot after "Pop"! urtia i.au ti n tuu - :o t, (i ioe: utm in the lirst heat with Guy N'elia. The lavorite, Bingen Pointer, had an easy time in the 2:15 pace. Summaries. 2:11 trot. 3 heats, purse $1,200: Lou Jennings (Brennan) ....2 1 lj Guy Ndla (Geers) 1 2 3; Laramie Lad (McDonald) ...." 4 2' Lulu Lumine (Murphy) ....3 3 4j Fair Virginia. Passal, John I Ion anl Ibiby Doll alfco started. DilBest time 2:0G 3-4. 2.15 pace, Z heats, purse $1,200: Bingen Pointer (Snow) 1 1 Billy Law (Squires 2 2 Pel la K (McAllister) 7 6 Jean (Murphy) .1 .1 Vandola. Lex Heart. Crescent Sim mons and Prestolite also started. Pest time 2:06 1-4. 2:09 trot. .1 heats, stake $.1,000: Peter Scott (Murphy) 1 3 1 3 Peter McCormick (Shuler) ..2 King Clansman (MeMahon). 3 Worthy Prince (Cox) 4 McCloskey. Albaloma anl 1 4 2 4 Lizzie Brown also started. Pest time 2:05 1-2. 2:09 pace, 3 heats, purse $1,200: Maj. Ong (Murphy) X 1 Fred W (White) 3 2 1 ; Tredcl (Kay) S .1 2J Alta Wood (Valentine) 4 T, 3, Aconite, svmbol Meath, Flecta nil- i Ion. Puby K and Fred Russell also started. Pest time 2:04 3-4. LOS ANTILLES, Cal., July 22. Jack Ness, first sacker for the oak- ; lanl Pacilie Coast league club, today) had lengthened his world record fort hit in consecutive games. He hnsj clouted safely at least otice in 49 j straight games. The previous record j of hits in 4 0 consecutive games was; t held by Ty Cobb Ness passed this mark on July 13. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 22. Daria Besta and Ralph DePalma havej signed enlry blanks for the first r.oo. mile race to be run on Sept. 1 on ; the local speedway which is now under construction. A purse of $.io,. : ooo has been hung up for the auto-1 mobile racers. j SAN FRANCISCO. July 22. The San Fiancisco Seals have disposed of. Bobby Jones, third baseman, to the! Detroit Timers. Part of the payment1 for Jones was Pitcher Cavet- a south- : paw, w ho will report here Sat unlay. ; CHICAGO, July 22. deal is on between the Chicago White Sox and a Pacific Coast league club for the sab of Bunny Brief, who came to Chicago this season as a first, sacker. CHICAGO. July 22. A match between Barney ohlheld and Maria Res-j League Averages.

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