South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 231, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 August 1919 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TT ackmen ! tion in trp notches which Wzin at ( ris V;!ii-v r, V. :.harr. Johrt-r. 1 Fo-.t Hills. L. I, Aur Kvri- J -"J Mt:- ' :.;cIi.'M.n. uh, U nion of the rr,itr,itw is rfp-:":ni"?t 'w rv ri;nn'r U1' ani1 t:u' i r.-onteI by it 'or most 5tais. u hi'. : ,,'"'nt y-ars dr" on ' ; Can.id. nr.'l Knl.md each hns nr." ! 'or' ALL IN READINSS FOR SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP o IE Expert Riflemen NI'V," VnKK. Auf. 1?. With the CO URNEY j lM'lir.i tonr.is pUyeis of America, ! J.'.pan anl Atistr.iliu entered. tu.f ontiant A. i. .:-sil-. of Montr-. i!. j : ATTENTION IMVS A I filUI.! j -1 .. . . i i'.. - .-j. - i r.iMwin,' lor ir.v . aniuutt .o. A'l tms werk r?r' go;n? t.") i-Mh ipparinz in the fourth - ' " " citron. All four Australian. Nnrm.-n hav'' ;i ,,l:' of l',,KS for ' ou rinr V; K. Krookc5. Gerahl ratteren. K. V. 0,1 ar r!u tw.T.ty.vrr. S i Thomas and Uandolph !Aftt. nnl c n' r frur for lo-,;,r- Th'chumpionship tournament mailo here Mor.'ny. Th- luck i In. 1.1 ir.? A r-n i- . 1 : f i Vi ; : f v,i tho t iandil Gets Four Hits, Includ ing Three Doubles and a Single. 'e;n 1 :t voi hid Ntte: Championship After Four Year Wait. throughout t!;t i.t,l.t Mxtct t.s and r-.., T . . -om. rar'.v ? rrt vo-ir choic ::.te an1 S. Kas'.o, tie Japar.e i with an occasional CNception tl:' f ta londinK rxperts should advance se- . ,inclJ.1e li. Lir.diey Murra:., It. Ncr-j 4 S. Mi'hican st. t-ral roun,1 v,tiu';t st-rious opposi

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Wirtue

WHITE SOX WIN FROM ATHLETICS

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. rllACO, Aue 1 Ce f'h jra h.'iinnirr .: Nfi s nr,d Kers n . hard .Monday v, on t!..- sor '. r.ill.f of 'he setos P. Oitl Phibl'h . i'hi.i. :i ic ;;u.!,; f;i i .: times, including three du'i d s and .i loule. in four trips to the pl.it .

I'lNLApri.riiiA Witt, rf Tli'iin.i, ."Pi WtFlter, If Hura, rf Turner. 2? Pagan. 4 ... M-Atot, Ibirrus. IN Ni'Vf , p Kr' i;er. i , lIVrkiiM T'.tlOU

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j i: - the last two relays of the match.

I. i i ' ndoiit two tturnlri'd or the

" s. hundred competitors to drop out

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i tional Kifle Association at the i

l'r-it-d Sta?.- Navy Hange, at ('aid-

PITTS HURG, Aug. 19. Francis1 . Ouirt, of Voodlancl. risked his , health -Monday to .'truckle through I j i the !?ö-hole ;ualif: u.cr round of the i : National Amntt-ur (Jolf thampion l i ship at the ! UKiront Co-untrv cluOi ; t in (inlcr tlmt he would not Invr tiw I

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I win the amateur hafhpionship.

)i:imft vas barred from r.mateur

opport.inity he has awaite ytli than four eais another

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Alt i:. H n a. First p!a-e was won hy Corporal

t " 'larence P. Kenrudv. of the Rifle: :; n . ... , . '

t ijiv I'etac tu. ein at tuantico, a., ' i x. . . ... - ...

i iwn si-t nis tuiitcn in record tirn

" u . !hr"' shots a minute. The mem-1 ;! !! !! lrs match consisted of ten shots'

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Norf, '. in 2 lanihK St rti k .ut '. Krr, l K'rs-lu-r. 1. I.dn.,' pip h- r Ker li r.

".(mi yards, hut Kennedy, after) loaning a perfect sore- r on ti rilled j

:! n ho otitic until he hnd made forty- ! i 4 five eonserutive htill's-eyes. usinir;

"Z "o tei s.ope. Fiht oth r cfnm!o pVi e;' 'intestatus made perfect scores, some 1.M l'P l. 11 "f them like Corporal Kenedy, j I'.urn... TiinnT. 1- t TiiakiiiL: added hull's-eves. I'.achi

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poral Kenedy was the "dark hors." of tiie match.

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ttJfri&- YJA 1 lfU--H0 ! u,lit- uts ,;ulf "on. who hl ifföPrfc'd lm i i tint lie wa a professional no j biÄte fe.'.i; 4;'i icau-e he ha.l -r:tcrfd into thBL it '11 : lti S5,,,,'tlr'u -r""h' ,,usinrss- r-aur-i . V , V. y,.:.'""-"'. ' " wh"n tie went into st-rvice. he w a.s i 'V ' Oy'" S-v. : reinstated and t!i:s tournament is' CÄl :ir 'M""tunn- he has had u, ' retrain th idle h( .nce held. , E4C The -Boston Bo.I,r was Mrced to 8 fefW 0 Vhv: A i.u.nt,r of lv.n he swayed aft-- I jm.. shots and he was.,, 1 SfesH I Mk on th, tmal nine holes of t,e, 1 Mgg ! afternoon piav th,t he topp.d his J lee shots at the l;:th, 14th and jMI:. I ZtthZ i-'t he- inched the dav w,th a ! feSS I n.e.1,1 score of ,r, in a U, for l.tl, rÄÄiAv;;X' I d..c- nth the ::i uno will continue! ( loSvU V...-;t;vi tomorrow in the match play round.. I

L Miss MAnuoRiE F. Kinder, Age 14. National W

anil a memher of the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps, who is compet-

ML-.s M.irjorie F. Kinder, acoil i In with the country's hest at the

national tournament, is practising

14, the national junior champion

BISBEE'S HOME RUN IN THIRTEENTH WINS GAME PHILADELPHIA. Auc 1. Meitsel's home rur with l'l kh irt.e on base, tyin the .-core in the nin'h Inninc Mond iy. in-i"i dtlayr-l Philadelphia's defeat, fur in the 1 th inning lovlxe drop ill. Inl' over the ruht field fence, wnlnip';

League Standinsrs

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AMKUH .. I.KAOl F.. won. host. rt

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INDIANS OUTH T. QIITTAirr CAMI

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First Defeat Since

Joining Yanks Allows Only Two Hits.

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CLFVLLAXD. Aug. 1?. Cleve-

. to t j ! t ml defeated '(W Yot ix. 2 to I. -75 ; Mor.day, it b io M's" iirf.t dcft.il

mi ice h' joined New York. lie he! I

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.."7s i eiv'hth. when a pass to oNeul. ivi ! latihy's sac rf ice, Biuhes tv o-ha.se j muff of (trarty's f'y and Cnapinar.'.-.

j Im:)ip M;ij .Meet Witlnesalay.

j Tliere whs ;t triple for the L si ; I medal at l.'A lutwaen Jani s S. I

, .. T , ., Aiariior., tae pul lic inks golfer from dailv. Jn one of the accompanying. , . , tt . . x. , . ist. wens. l'avioson Herron. of pictures the New ork and Texas i , , .1X , . .' ' . , . . . I , a l: mont. ar.d Paul IVnkobtiiv, ot pistol experts are shown in competi-; . . , ,, . r. T ' i Aronim ink. Roben I. Jones, ji.. oi ; Atlanta, was in fourth place with I

.":. It rquired a score of 17J ic j c,ualif'. ciptit idaxtrs taking pari

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RAIN STOPS TIE GAME

IN ELEVENTH INNING!!

I Of t hv eiht players whe got into liOSTOX, Aug. 19. St. Louis and j the p!ay oft, I). W. Ai iistiorv. of Ho-lon played 10 innings thiouch a Uakmont, and .T. X. sterns, jr.. of heavy mst t- a one run tic Mo;.da . Nassau, won the twe remaining

acts in the match play rounds. The pairitv's for the first round

stars will meet in the second round Wednesday.

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Unfile r'iris P.i-Im- V i -1 1 1 Stoi.-ii I..IS.--4 ?ei Vork. I ; ievei;lli.l . - I'.Utef. rr;(;5ta Si. r.M-e tdt l'd:i. k 1 i;..st.a. ". ; I.euis, 4. teir:;e l.u'd" pl.Os .:ir!:ire. fiiflia i ii(rrl:iii i-m i.tt Ion. juid W Mtted : I'.a.reri. P.oilettc mi.'. I. a '..I u nilat--. C . St l'mil. J. ,1,-riiH. laiderai i lai.ix.-t.-.i i t..-: t ; l o'( p.. J : Milw ;o:ki-e. .". l aes -I'lttsloitir. C. Ph'd.o'Xpli'.i. " l:;.iiiiu ip 'Ii v ." : Miiine.-ip.d'.- s. P.:.-s ell t'llltn . tT i .i.T, . ; of! Si.ll"'. : l.elhsVÜ'.e. 1: K.'ll-vlS City. :'. 1 lilt liV pit. !i- r-liv ',..er 'P.nil. tte .i Srrn.V in IU CoilT. . le Snilfli. -V 1 THKKI.-F.M. III'I.T.

. I Mo. ine um i Mniin. i: Äx , rtAr riT-OT ' .'err.. H u.f 012 Ml i o'NH ll. . RED SOX LOSE CON I EST . I'...wn.;!!.. M .isoKnl K and Wnc - ThoTras, c .... m.1 nn-rtio 1AMI n TU Dmi! . !" r Keeii.in. hnavii and M.in. he,.r ' i:.iirhy. p ON RUTH S WILD THROW ; ,: ur.,,., m m--.-. i m:v...s ; Id . "Mllt-'II 110 .o 01-tt , xx.'nudeswii .. ST. LoriS. A'.u. lv-St. I..,.: V.etrt ,nd Witurow; eler. Turner hii.1 j

Tipp. II J'nitT. ua Lew N, If r.o.He. ,r ll.inr.ili. o Miiys, p 'i-..t.i:x 1 'LF. V I'LANl irauey. If 'l'apri'.in. .- s Speaker, ef Harris, lb .1 el.liston. 11 iCardner. :u

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V'ue game vas stopped bv a dawr- ; po if. A double header had beer. scheduled. The ga.me was a tight; pitchers' battle after Jacobs sue-! ceeiUcl Doak in the St. Louis box in the fc.ir'h inning. Horrsb's wild tl.rou to lirst aril Mann's I r i i1 c coanted Hoston'.v run, whi'e the St. I. ouis tal'y resulted from smglu )y stock i.nd Ht.tnsby Mid Dilhoeler's I Uu tle. .''. ore: I ST. Lons A Ik Ik II. n. a. : I Sunt Ii, rf . o 1 1 I 1 lleaftieore, f 5 O 'J -J O ! j Stock, 21) ." 1 2 1 2 ! Ilornsliv. '!! 2 0 1 1 4 , ! McIIeurv. If ." o O 1 O i I I HI hoofer, e 4 n 1 10 3 Leslie, 11 1 0 1 0 j I Miller, 11 .". O 0 t 0 l.aviiii. s.s a 0 0 4 1 Donk, i 1 o 0 0 I xShotton 1 ti 0 0 0 Jacobs, p 2 0 1 0 ' 2 j 'J et a is :!" 1 7 :t0 1 j Patted for Itoak in 4tli. UOSTtLN- Alt. U. II. O. A. I Itoeekel. UU "t 0 1 0 1 ! Pick. 3t 2 o 1 o 2 ' lhiwlingn, 2! 0 1 1 2 ; I Powell, rf a o ti : a i Cruise. (f a l 4 Oi llolke. 11. 4 1 0 11 0 Mi.nn. !f 4 ( 1 4 0 M.ir.inville. I 0 I 2 3! lowdv. c :t o n :s i Itw.tolpli. i 4 0 I) r, j

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Lrrers Pratt.

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r) v tiits Mays. Il.mt.y. loiV).r hdays--birdnor. W.'iiiitisu'anss. Ilay liind.rC.aiss ..nd .l.'!ii:t.'.l Leti.i b;is-s e V'.rk. tb. "e . -1:1 lid. ... r..lw" Dil bal! fY Ma vs. 3; off l'au'by. 2 Hit by p'.p li' i Hv I'.airby. 1 iFosferc Stvu k out p. Mays, .". ; by P..rhy.

TotaN St. Iuils

Horton

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(Catue cnled after' lo Innings; rain.i I

L'rror Horiisby. Tvnlm( hit Dllhoefer. Ttiree-liase hit Mann. Stolen biisej Heathenfe. Kawlllis. Holke. Sacrifice bit llornshy. Left on bases Sr. Leids. 10; lb. sten. 7. liases en bulls OfT Jacobs. '3; off Hudolph. 4. IUt-)rT peak. 2 in ' Innius: off J.-i.ohs. i in 7 iei.liurs. Tilt hy pitcher lty Rudolph ist.w k. Str.e k out loai:. 1: bv Jn. nb s. 7: by Kudolph. 2. Wild pitch Ioak. Parsed bull - I dlhoefor.

ARROW ELEVEN TO ELECT

ITS CLUB OFFICERS TODAY

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WINS GAME FOR TIGERS

The Arrow Football club will1 meet Tuesday müht at F o'clock at' John Kovatch's ?oft drink e sta-i- j

lishment. H4 S. Chapm st. All members are nrired to att nn. as lection of officers will take place.

lame: miv he ai ranged ither la

FIRST GAME OF SERIES!;.'1,'.,!"".. 'Z,

' 'tic :"itiens Print; bide or liv e.-ili-l

The J. I. (Mixer midcet indoor! -lu,, jr.m :;77.

OLIVER MIDGETS WIN

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to The teams wer- cen'.V -! re. (f r. Aa: I?. -M-.w S--batik.

matched, the era me Kiinpr ttn in- catcher f( r the ('hi'ac Anierican

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ST. PATL. Auk- 1"- After win-; marl-ed the -ev rth cor.sivutHv

o , r.iiiK five straight from Indianapolis eacp that he hns H'mplihe.l

1 . St. Paul proved an easy victim to! this unusual feature.

.. Columbus Monday, the visitors win-

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