South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 172, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 June 1920 — Page 8

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Tommy Milton Wins 225 Mile Auto Race at Uniontown. Murphy Second nnniTMi ttitv th I AMFRIPAIM r.ni rroc wruncc ui a iccdc . --in ik, I DUTT T TUG f!D Ä ü I rAwmnATr mn vrt -r-, I CVD X fllTPD WUTO

LIMELIGHT.

DEPALMA JINX IS

WITH HIM AGAIN; FORCED TO QUIT Drivers in Universal Trophy Race Make Fat Time Saturd&v.

j Ae-!afM Pr?: UNIONTOWN, Pa.. Juno 19. The 2 2 Ö Mile universal trophy automMo'e r in at the speedway hre today w.i- won by ,Tnmmy Milton, v ho ;i r.T:' il 9 I .9 mil an hour. Hi oü'.ci.d time was 2:22:11..-:'.'. Or, ly a few minute separate 1 th winr.fr and th" drivers who finished Tonil and third. Jimmy Murphy f-n-""-il th- line in 2:23:27. OR. whll" Fddi ( I ",n r; 11, who was third, mad th- 22. milf- In 2:2:lf 45. (Hath Curw. Wade Morton of Philadelphia, driving in place of V uli- ibtupi, j hi mechanician. Arthur K'unps, n - t with .in , on the ISMh l'i r when a tire I.Imvv out and ta thir machine topj .' and retj down th- trak. Attending p'uirUn said Morton and Krrnp were r.ot injured non.4y. Ralph PePalmo, hflil a po-ition with iMtlt'rs early In the race, hut h was forced out on th 122nd lar, bee-ause r i f a broken valve. I. R. '.'Vtterman took fourth place, Ralph Mulford. fifth; Penny Hill, ox'h, nnd Joe Thomac, peventh.

PHILLIES GRAB

DOUBLE HEADER

Give Cardinals a Terrific Jolt at Quaker Town Park

Saturday.

CANDIDATE FOR OLYMPIC TEAM

OLD SPORTS MUS1XGS

lr-ail : This column will he conducted In and for th ina-rf.t of all fportf. W will acr-pt and Invito contribution? hut no fritirism. Havlnt? passed with hiu'hf honors In our jo?t jrraduat cours- our doiflon nr? final and do not claim relationship to th Tower of Cahcl. A representative from thU rolnmn will report th- result of all cnntrMs of the Olvmpic Linien. Mlk Kish. the rhatnpion plurnh-r of.tru A. K. F. i.n looking for new fields to conquer. H- is r port d to he fl i rtin tr with a new h-llo of the Warsaw Swinp Circle. Wednesday would have hren a had day for the cental enumerator In South Hend as most of the sportive inclined inhabitants were takinfT thelr first flirt with the fighting ha. in nearly Michigan lakes. Ternp.y's discharge from tho draft evasion leaves the world's ehartip free to continue to negotiate for a fiqht with arpentler. The-e men are oiui: to battle vpiitually hut not now. It will require some littlf time until den. Public and his army ran be fed up with the riht kind of enthusiasm before they can he ft pa rated from their berries in the Interest of fisticuffs. The invitation polf tournament at the country dub next week should prove .t bi success if for n other reason than the fact that outside writers are rnminc It is unfortunate that Sen. Har-rty (should be compelled to mis.s this because of tho hpecial session of the legislature. Our Industrial baseball league now in the form of construction should prove a hlff .port producer. Pat experience in this direction Btill recalls very pleasant memories and tvery South Hend-Mishawaka contest left m lasting impression. If yc.4 have any idea that the local bas-Sall jdrit has waned just tak the trouble to make a visit to tho var;o is play grounds throughout tho city and ee thf larpe number of people, participating in tr.e sport. recaus of th Industriftl bnfseball leacue Top Frankel has already ruio" a Mfr wad of ailvanr money to his !aycr? for having won the pennant, hnwinr the ahsoluto confidenco of thA bird. 0orge Hull invited his friend Jess 0ldi to enjoy the opening of th bass law with him at Diamond I.-ike. which was accepted. They appreciated tho speed of the Oolph motor poing to th fWdi grounds. Hut befort leavlnc Sandy teach for their return to Park Shoro they discovered they were out of ga. Unfortunately Ooldie sat nearrst to the oars. Hullie intimated to Cy that ho might become proficient at Mil lards because of his excellent Ftroke. It is hinted that a very prominent cfhYial connected with the County Treasurer's otHco has lost tho cor.fiilonre of hi best pirl because of the discovery of a hew species of Pinn pike. The big fish was captured in the depths of Koontz Iike nnd was properly embalmed at tho Washington restaurant bufore it was sent to th home of the Important young l,(fl Put the bark of thn d"q; could r.ot be disguh?od froni her. DR. SMITH HIGH MAX AT ST. JOE GUX CLUB

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HOOSIER CREAMS PLAY ST. JOSEPH

Marks Jumps Team Man-

Cro?s Will Spring a Dark Horse.

ager

Dps ite the fact that F-.iminy Marks, premier hurler of the lioosier Cream baseball team announced Saturday nUht that he had jumped the t-arn and from now on would be reen in the uniform of the St. Joseph club. Manager Cross of the Hoosier Creams announced that he had a dark horse who would fiirn ish opposition so stiff that M.ark3 would bo unablp to make the grade when the two teams meet. The Hoosiers and the St. Joe club meet at 2:'0 o'clock this afternoon at Casaday held where one of the most bitter baseball struggles seen here in many a day is expected to take place. Already there have been numerous wagers as to the outcome of the contest, and baseball fans of the west side will pack the field to see the game. liulcfoatcd. The Hoosier Creams have an unbroken j.trin:r of victories to their credit and players declare they will still have it when the game is over this afternoon. The St. Joe hoy? are optimistic over their chances of winning with Marks on the mc und, but the veteran manager of the Hoosler Creams who knows all the tricks uf baseball may surprise them. It should he a game well worth seeing. Although Manager Cros would not announce his pitcher for the game, it is being rumored that George Murphy, former Notre Dame pitcher who beat the Michigan nine, will be on the mound.

19. of a Sunto 1.

Ft .n"elfcd I'rc5: PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. June Phlladelfhia took both games double header from St. iouis day. scores 10 to 2 ar.d 5

Jacobs was knocked from the box In the fifth, Philadelphia scoring eight of its nine runs after two were out. Trasessor made his fourth home run in tight playing days and drove In Philadelphia's first run with a triple In tho first game. Fletcher's doubl and Rawlins's homer drove in four runs in the first two innings of the second game. Score:

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St. Loiti J. Smith, cf lleathcote. If Stock, 3h Hortisby. 2b Fournier, lb Schultz, rf Iavan, ss Dilhocfer, c xSherdel

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3 0

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Philadelphia AH. R. Itawlings, 2b . . 5 Williams, cf . . . ö Stenpel, rf J Mensel. If ' Fletcher, ss . . 3 Paillette, lb ..4 It. Miller, r.b . . 5 Tra grosser, c . . 1 Meadow s. p . 4

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Miss Elizabeth Koxker. of tlie I'hiiadelphia Turagemeinde. chempton fancj direr of the Middle Atlantic A.A.U., will be among the stars to bid for places on the American Olympic team in tl final workouts la Jolj.

;Left on bases Philadelphia fi; St. ; Louis 7. Pases on balls off Naylor ! 3; Weilman 1. Struck out by Nayi lor 3; "Weilman 2. Umpires Coninolly and Nallin. Time 1:30.

BABE ADAMS BLANKS SLOW GOING GIANTS

NED SAWYER o

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Mrs. p.h.darlow

SOX BEATS YAMS FOR FIRST TIME; BABE RUTH HURT

Totals Zi 10 16 27 11 St. Louis 000 000 0202 Philadelphia f01 (fn O0-10 Two ha?e hits R. Miller :. l'T.Hher. Mendows, PawUags. Pauirtte. Three base hits Tragresser. Home run Tragresser. Stolen bases .1. Smith. Meusel. Sacrifice Fournier, Jacobson. Stengel. Errors Fournier 2. Double plays: Jacobs, Lur.n and Fournier; Fletcher. Rawiipgs and Paub-tte: P. Miller. Paulette and Fletcher. Left on bases St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia. 3. Rases on brills off Jacobs. 2: Meadows, Ö. Hi's off Jacob?, 9 In 4 2-3 Innings; off North. In 1 1-3 innings; off Kime, 2 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher Hy Kime (Fletcher). Struck out by Jacobs. 3; Kitr.e. 1; Meadows. 7. Losing pitcher Jacobs. Fmfdres Harrison and McCrmi k. Time 2 : n 1 . Se. r.nd game; t I .Iii1 000 001 000 1 1 1 1 Philadelphia ..220 010 00r S n Sehui p. Sherdel and demons; ",. Smith and Wheat.

Uv Associated Pres?: ! NKW YORK, Juno 19. The vetit ran Adams shut out the New York ; Nationals in the second game of !the series here today, Pittsburg win- ; ning 3 to 0. Schmidt drove in two J of tho threo Pittsburg run Fivo : double plays were -made in the

game, one in each of the first innings. Score:

ALEX BEATS ROBINS IN 12 INNING GAME

five

nek Weaver Beans the Home Hun King While He is Running; Bases.

RING K INS IN SPITE OF BASES ON BALLS

League Standing

RED SOX COLLECT 12 SAFE DRIVES TO WIN

I'.y Associated Pros : DLTUOIT, Mich., Juno 19. Hosten hit two Detroit pitchers for 12 safeties while Russell was holding the Tigers to five and the Red Sox won the third frame -of the series lure four to three. Russell allowed only one hit during the first

Twe'.. shooters participated In th" weekly event at Muessel's park Saturday aiternoon. Dr. K J. Smith ft h!4h on the day. breakiag 'J I Ut of a p-.ssi.ble 100. Mars and Staples tied for second place with but one b s- o'.ch. Following are the scores: Practice Club Pvent Rvent Tot.

Dr. L. J. Smith 25 21 2 4 2 4 9 4 W. P. Staples ..2 4 2 4 2 4 2 t Wilbur Mcrs ...2 4 2 1 2.1 2 4 : G. D. Vandevort 2 4 2 4 2 2 2 2 F. ii;stafn 2 4 2". 2 1 2 2 !0 P.. H Mclrurny ..24 is 2 4 2 2 J. H. Witimver Sr 2' 20 19 2i S" W .11. dawson ..2.. 2" 2 4 72 MM. Mv. rs 2' Is 21 ."!' A. J. M ue. sol . . . 2 4 2 2 4 0 Kred Kale 2;; 2". 4 'I J. Witamver Jr. 19 11 Zrntz Hurls Remarkable

six innlncs. Score: i r.M-ton AH. R. H. O. A. Hooper, rf 1 0 0 j McNallv. 2b. ... 4 o 1 2 4 I Menosky. If. ... .4 o 2 o Hen. lrvx. cf 2 1 1 1 0 !j. Hush. cf. ....2 o l ' o I Mclnn's. lb 3 2 3 1 1 u I Foster. 3b 3 1 3 2 7Scott. s 3 a 3 0 o ! Sehanc. c 3 ' .. 2 Ru"ell. p 4 a 0 0 Totals 33 4 1 2 27 1 4 Detroit A P. R. H. ( . A. Youmr. 2 b 4 1 3 2 2 Hush. M 2- I 4 1 Shorten, cf 4 1 1 2 " Veach. If 4 2 0 I'lacte nl. i f. ... 3 a i x o : Rllison. lb 2 o o 11 l Pinelü. 3b 3 o o 2 3. ' Ainsmith. c 3 0 3 o lllhmke. p 2 0 0 1 4 joMman. P " n 0 0 1 II all. x 1 0 o 0 f. ' Totals ...... 2 3 r 27 14 x Patted for Fhmke in Sth.

i.i:A;ri: standings .. ch.ho Aiuc-riian I.cagui.

Clubs ' Cleveland .. New York .. Chicago .... ItofUoli St. Loul .. Winhinirtoii PctltiL I'lilladtdphia

Cin innati . r.rouklyn .. St. Louis .. Clii.Mgo .... I'ittshurg .. I'.nst ml New Vrtrk . l'Liladelpbla

W. VJ 37 :ui 2 27 LT r. Hi

Mtional

League. .".a 2 :;o L's 21 Ll ...

L. is 21 L'" L'l 27 ;;i 41

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Anirlcaa Association.

St. Paul ... Toledo .... Milwaukee . Miiuieapidls ColumiTks v. Louisville 1 n-li.inapolis Kansas City

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YlitiTKRn.lV.S KKM I.TS. Anirican Lfaeur. New Yrk. . : Clii ;ie,. ;. ashinti'U, ö; Clevelaml. 1. l'lulj'h Ipldii, 1; st. LoiiK 3. Huston, 4; Detroit. Ö. National Inoe. ('im inii.it I. .".; Il.tston, 2. Chi- Hiio, Ü; I'.roeklyii, 3 (12in. Pitts!. urg. :; ; New York. 0. St. Louis, 2-1; Philadelphia. 1O-0. American Aociution. nl ii tnl.iM, J : Itoll.-iiiapolis. ".. ToI' dn. Ö; Louisville, 3. Minneapolis. 4: Kaioas City. 3. St. Paul, 4: Milwaukee. 5. Southern Association. Atlanta. -3; Little hock. 20. .i,.!.i! I'.-:;: Nashville. .3 3. lUrnilnuliani, 1'.; ..ieniphis. N-'.v (rleaiis Ci:atiuuoeg)i (vet grotinds . International 1-eüKne. Toronto. !-."; P..iltiuare. 4-". ItutTalo. ! '.; .Jersey City. 10. Akr n. 4-7; Syracuse, i Loclioter, 4; Ueadiiig. 7. Three-I lsuf. Peoria. 4 S 3; Mollne. ä i 1. Terre IL-uib. I Z 4; ho. k Island, ö '2. i:vtinTilK ö 1 s; Cedar Itapidm. l. 14 1. Pdooiaiitoii, I n o; Kockford, Ö 10 7.

I'.y Associated Press: CHICACO, June 1?. Chicago defeated New York for the first time this season by winning the final gamo of the scries here today. i to 5, in 10 innings. New York, in addition to losing the game lost the services of "Habe" Ruth, the home run king, who was hit by a thrown ball, and Pitcher Mouridge, who turned

in f'w.l.Un r i I. 11 i .

h k ! tu u. lunis X (Mil III Iii

') 1 inning. Ruth started the secV..o ; ond inning with a single, Meusel .:u,s 1 followed -with a sharp grounder. .2S1 j Weaver got it and touched second J forcing Ruth. He attempted to eom.".ssiplete a double rhy by throwing to .j! ! first but the ball hit Ruth on the L';:JJi l ight side cf the head and he keeled "Kh I ovor' Afl.rr nve iinutes he regained 4 47 1 Lis feet and refused to leave the '. 4b"i j game. However, when ho went to .410' the field in the fourth inning he be

came dizzy and allowed Ftlsoh's fly to right to drop safely which went for two bases. Mgr. Huggins then took him out. After tlie gamp it was said that Ruth was not seriously hurt. The game was a nip and tuck affair and was won in the 10th on Felsch's triple oil (juinn which scored two runners who got on bases while Mogridge was on the. mound. Score:

R. 5 r

P. v Assoeiatrd Press: IIOSTOX. June- 19. Cincinnati to..k the first and only game of this series from Hoston 3 to 2 today. Four bases on balls in the ninth by I i ii f who had held Roston to four

hits, forced over Hoston'.?

run. Score:

i Pittsburg jRigbee, If. .

Carey, cf. . Southwo rth, Whitted, 3b. Cutshaw, 2b.

J Grimm, lb. t Harbare. ss. ! Schmidt, c.

Adams, p. Totals New York

j Hums, If. -j P.ancroft. S3. J Young, rf. . Doyle. 2b. ; Kauft", cf. . I Frisch. 3b. 'Sicking. 3 b. Kelly, lb. . ; Smith, c. . . X hf. i. . . McCarthy, x j Toney, p. . .

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Jtv Associated Press: CHICAGO. June 19 Grover Alexander turned the Rrooklyn team back in a hard fought 12 inning game here today by a score of to 2. The Robins made a desperate effort to overcome Hi" lead in their half of the 12th but Alex tightened up. Score:

Chicago Flack, rf. Hollocher, ss. Terry, 21. ., Holiertson. If. Merkle. lb. Deal. 31. ... 1 1 erzog, 3b. . .

I O'Farrell. c.

Paskrrt. cf. , Alexander, p. I, arber, .

Totals . . . P.rcioklyn Olson, ss. Johnston. 31 Mvers. cf. Wheat. If.

Konetchy.

Griffith, rf. Kilduff. 2b Miller, c. Mamaux. l Mitchell, x

SYRACUSE WINS

VARSITY EIGHT RACE AT ITHACA Wrest Lead From Old Time Rivals and Win hy More Than a Length.

Totals

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Tr A.enrlted Pres; ITHACA, N. Y. June 15 Wr ruling the lead from her jETefcfct rival. Cornell, in th last half m!b of the varv.tr championship thl evening. Syrac::? oarsmen won th feator.. event of the Intercrllerlat resjatta by a length And a half aft r one of the greatest rowing duel evr v.-itnes.aed between American collegiate eights Several lengths In the wako of the sprinting bladswingers came Columbia. leading I'enn.-ylvania by a margin a great h that which peparated the New Yorkers from Cornell. The times rf the four crews for the two mile contest were: Syracuse 11:02 3-.; 'ornell 11:0 1-r.: Columbia 11:21 1-S; Pennsylvania ll;3ü. Cornell Wins. Cornell's first year oarsmen scored an impressive victory in th opening race of the regatta, Cornell finished with four lengths of open water showing ahead of Syracuse, with Pennsylvania two lengths bhand Syracuse and one and on" quarter ahead of Columbia. Times: Cornell 10:45 3-5; Syracuse 1 1:03 4-.".; Pennsvlvanla 11:10 3- :: Columbia 11:15 1-.". The junior varsity contest wn more or less of a repetition of th" freshmen event. The time was: Cornell 10:45 3-Ö: Syracuse 10:53; Pennsylvania H;14 4- 5: Columbia 11:17.

SENATOR PITCHER BEATS CLEVELAND

V. As'.iclated Preps; CLL LLANO. .. Jun 1. Lrickson's effectiveness resulted today in Washington beating Cleveland. 5 to 1. The Washington pitcher ;es wild, passing si.v and hitting ar.othr but ;ts he held Cledand t' four liits, hLs ictory was rather ra-y as both Coveleskie and Nirhaus were

hit in siiots. Outtb hl. r Roth and

A.st. Mgr. McRride were sent fron,

the fiedd by l.'mpire Moriarity. Score

AH. R.

Ciitcionat i Rath. 2b Paubert. H. .. Groh, 31 Roush. cf Duncan. If. ... Kopf, ss Neale. rf Wingo, c Ring, p Ruetlu r, p. . . Totals Roston Powell. -f. . . . Pick. 2 b Fa vers, If. Cruise, if Rolke. lb Roecked. 2h. .. Maranville. s. Gowdy, c ONeil. c Fillingim, p. . . Wilson, .. . . . Chritenbury, z Sullivan, z. ...

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; Totals 31 " 7 2

x Hatted for Nehf in Sth. Pittsburg ftio lot) ftoi :; New York ftftO ftoft ftftfi ft Frrors Higbee; Doyle. Smith. Nehf. Two base hits Whitted. j Kauff. Stolen bases Highe-, Care y. ; Sacrifice Schmidt. Double plays Nehf. Rancroft and Kelly; Hancroft and Kelly: Nehf and Ivly; Cutshaw and (Jrimm; Cutshaw. Harbare and Grimm. Hits off Nehf fi in ? innings; off Toney 3 in 1 inning. Struck out by Nehf 1; by Adams 3. loosing pitcher Nehf. Umpires Klein and Fmslie. Time 1:30. Left on bases Pittsburg 0. New York, 4. Rase on balls off Nehf 2.

z Hailed for Mamaux in Chicago "t 'i on j nfto

J Hrooklvn .... 01 1 no ooo

Two h.-i-so hits Robertson

le. Three base hit Flick. Miller. Horn:-

12. 0.13 5 001 3 Merk-

Konetchy. run t 'Kar-

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I ell. Stei. 'bases IfoIJocher - : It I f f t ll. Sacii'iee T-rr;'. Robertson. "My. rs- Kiblulf. Frrors Holb.eher, "leal. Wheat. poubb rlavs Terry. Hollooher and Merkle. Left on ii:ls,.s "hicaKo 4: Rrooklyn ?.

bases on balls Alexander ; 3ia-

maux 2. Struck out by Alexander 5; bv Mamaux C. Umpires Quigley and 'o'Day. Time 2:10.

Errors Aid Minneapolis to

Defeat Kansas City Blues

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Chicago

Leibol 1, rf K. Cohins, 21 Weaver, ss Jackson. If Fels. h. cf J. Collins, lb McMulIln, 3b Schalk, c . . Clcoite. p xLynn , Williams, p

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Totals 39 e 1ft 30 14 x Hatted for Cicotte in 9th.

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Peckinpaugh. ss 3 0 i Ward. 3 b 5 ft ft Pipp. lb 5 ii 2 Ruth, rf 2 n 1 Yick. rf 2 1 1 Meusel. rf .... 5 1 2 Rodic, cf 4 - 2 Pratt, L'l) .". ft ;; Hannah, c .. o 2 Mocride. p ... 5 l i tu inn. p ft o 0

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(JAM IS TODAY. Aii-ri ;m lii(ue. IMillafliphia fit Cln.-nv'o. N.-w Voik at St. Loins. ashuit'ton at Pet reit. P.e.stou at Cl-elaiil. National I.e-icue.

liicag. at Itrooklyn. ittsi.urjr at New York.

HOMING CLUB HOLDS LONG FLIGHT TODAY

Ponton el a 1ft I Teroit n-M) 00,1 L'rror S-'har.tr. Two base Foster 2: Flacstead. Mclnnis.

Pse S.ott. Sacrif.cc

Vott. lllhson

ft l.t 4 3 0ft 3 ! hits I

Stolen j Mclnnis. i

Game Acainst Marion Team

Sr-i.il to Ne s-T!r::. s : MA !:l"N. Ird . .1 u:.e 1 9 '.- :.t of tl.e :?-.-... a ! s i.,.4t Th" Manor; !'.'.-: ; un n i by a s. c i e..f '. to 2. .-.v.-y'.wj. but on hit .nd etrikir. wut lu meu.

I.str, Hush. Scott. Linson. I'o io.e

p;avs-"Pin r.i. Itush and Rllison: Sclian-r and M -Nally. Left on t-'ises p.oston 7: letrolt 2. IV-ise on balls ..f Rhmko 2: ofr Russ.-ll 2. Hits of F.hmke 1 1 in S inniucs; off : imiT. 1 in 1 inning. Struck out

by Rhmko 3: by Russell ilk "

Losing pitcher Lin: . I llv.tns and Hilde!---.--.! !

Fhmke-F'-ipu-t Tone 1

Ni: MIIK Hu-ging He I. ui liao the holilni. In? ll. slie lio-e.c, ond Klss-J a railva tiekct aciit while her gang texik rt-in-ipl. from Hie

1.; ialcs.

Three hundred homing pigeons. !lmg here from Louisiana. Mo., ar i-xpected '. arrive in South Rend at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The birds were shipped to Louisiana. Mo., by the South Rend Homing Pigeon club. - They are to be set free in the town of Iuis:ana at o'clock this morning, and will siart to t'.y lack home. Since Louisiana, Mo., i 30 hundred miles from South Iuiiil, and since bird experts at the club v- jy that a homing piseon flies a little bit faster than a Like line train, the pigeons aie evpec ted

to make the flieht in tii-'ht h(evji?

and

the flight in fight

: he re at 2 o'clock. no I hl w ... I; r he bird-

c sbipi'evi piumf.eld. i beta e of Id) hundred ii. vt ound- itivy will fly

Mo.. ; miles, back.

will d isa nd

Totals z one out scored. New York Chicago Two bae Thre base

. .41 when

5 ')7. 2S winning

A. 1 0 ll 0 1 0 4 ft t ( 12 run

Tutnls L'S 2 4 2

Cincinnati 00-:; f0 000 3 Hoston "OU UC0 011 2 . Ratted for Gowdy in Sth. 7Z 1 tatted for O'Neil in 9th. zz Hatu-d for l illingim in 9th. Krrors Holke, Maranville. Two liase hits Roush. Pick. Stolen hase Neal. Sacrifice Itath, Duncan. Iouble plays Rath to Dauitert.,2; Kopf to Rath to Paubert; Gowefy to Maranville; Pick to Boecket. Left on bases Cincinnati 4; Roston 7. Raises on balls off Ring S; off Fillingim 2. Hits off Ring 4 in S 1-3 oil Ruether O in 2-3. Struck out by Ring 2; Fillingim ?.. Winning pitcher Ring. Umpires Moran and Rigler. Time 1:50.

Indianapolis H ins Its ! Eighth Straight Game

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. June 19 Charley Whitehonse pitched Indianapolis to its eighth consecutive victory this afternoon, beating Columbus 2 to 2. Not a hit was made off the Indianapolis hurler until two were out in the seventh inning. However, lie loosened in the ninth and Columbus chased in two runs. Indianapolis made its hits off Mulrennan in three innings. Two games will bo played today. Score: Columbus .... 00' 000 O02 2 5 0 Indianapolis .. 100 101 00.x 3 'j 0 Mulrennan and Hartley; Whitehouse and Henline.

KANSAS 'ITY. Juno 19. --Frrors. ccouded with opportune hitting by

the visitors, defecated Kansas City today in the second gamo tf the , series, with Minneapolis. 4 to 3. I Score:

Minneapolis .. poo L'ftii U2'i 4 '.' " Kansas City .. 010 200 Oftft 3 S 2 Craw and Mayer; Rolden nnd Hrock. Sweeney.

Brady Out pitches Kooh and Trims Louisville

Wahligtn

Judge, lb 5 1 Milan. If 5 ft Rice, e f I Loth, if 3 ft Ca Ivo. rf ( 0 Sha nks. 3b .... 1 " Shannon. 2b .... 4 ' J. . Weill, ss . . 4 t Gharrity, .... 4 1 Rrickson. n ... 3 1

i Totals 3 6 5

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Totals 30 1 4 27 1 2 z Hatted for Covrlrskie in 7th. it Hatted for WaiiT-ganss m Sth. t.7.7. P.atted for Nh h.eu- in 9th. Washington 21' "Oft 011r. Cleveland efm ft)l Of 0 1 Two base hits Krickrson. Thre ha hit Shannon. Stolen hashes--Shanks. Rice. Frrors Johnston. Sacrifice Calvo, Rrickson. Chapman. Left on bas.s: Washington. 7; Cleveland. 10. Hase on balls off RrPkson. f; off Nuhaus. 1. Hits - -

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LOUISVILLR. Ky., June 19. Rrady outpitched Kooh hy a wide marcin. Toledo defeating Tvouisvilb' 5 to 3. Toledo rnrs ac-countcd for all L'Jiuisville runs. Score: Toledo T"i -(ft 0.12 .". S 3 Louisville p.o 020 0003 5 0 Rrady and Murphy; Kooh and Meyer.

off Ovoleskie, 7 in 7 innings; o". Niehaus, 3 in 2 inninirs. Hit b.idteher by Rrickson (Smith Siruek out by ' 1'rickson. 5: by "ovelesk'e, 7 . Io.-sintr tdtchrr Coveleskie. Umpires Mom rity arvl Chill. Time 2 hours.

M-;W YORK c;org l-iudi. P nionths old. wiM N' a hljrh dic c vhon Ik pntMs up. He fedl int u lOO.fcHU vell and sutalnel nothing vion-c tfian a muddy face.

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BROWNS MAKE CLE.VS SWEEP WITH MACKMEN

. ... 001 0.13 000 1 5 .... 01 0 2o eoi 2 hits Felsch, Lynn, hits Pratt. Fel.sch.

Stolen bacs McMullin and J: Collins. Sacrifice Schalk. Rrroo K. Collins. Weaver. Peckinpaugh. Meusel. Pratt. 2. Double plays S halk to Weaver; Meusel to Ward to Peckinpaugh; Cicotte to F. Col-

It v Asso.-iafe.l Press: ST. LOUIS, June ir. t. Iouis m.ide a clean sweep of the four tame series with Philadelphia winning today's game. 3 to 1. Walker's home run into the rit;ht field bleachers, his second in two days, saved the visitors from a shutout. An error by Griffin and Naylor's wildness payed the way for St. Lo'iis'

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9 in 9 1-3 ir.nir.g; otT Quinn. 1 in 0 Innings. Struck out bv Cicotte. 2; Mogridge, 4. Winning pitcher Williams; losing pitcher Mosrblee. Time 2:27.

O'BRIEN VARNISH MEN BEAT JOHNSONS

Playing an errorless came behind the stellar pitching of Smith, th O'Hrlen Varnish o t. am b.t the Johnson Motor Wheel ',. t 7 at l."f"T park Saturdiy. Riir.Rr.an jitched for the losers.

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