South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 183, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 July 1920 — Page 8

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8 THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1920.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Vaughn

Lets Pittsburg Pirates Down With One Bingle

CHICAGO HURLER IN GREAT FORM

I League Standing

Manager Gibson's Players

Un-

able to Touch Offerings of Windy City Pitcher.

Hy iirvUlM Yrn: CHICAGO, June 30.hM Pitfrburjh to one Itchers duel with Ponder

ago won in nnai pamp

Vaughn hit In a

and (

the

hi-

ries WedneMay. 1 to 0. Seor: ntXHbiirKh- Alt. It. II. O A. Dtgbe. if 4 0 0 1 0 Cirey. cf 2 0 0 2 0 j uth worth rf.. 3 0 0 2 0 Whlttel. 3h. . . . 3 0 1 1 4 Darbare, 2h. . . . 3 0 0 0 2 Grimm, lb. ... 2 0 0 12 2 Taten, hi 3 0 0 o Ilaefner, c 3 0 0 1 Ponder, p 2 0 0 ?, -l Nicholson 1 0 0 0 0 Total 27 0 1 24 IT C.itud for l'ondr in 9th. ( liicag AH. II. H. . A r;.-ik. rf 4 0 0 0 r Hoilochr. s. . 3 1 1 1 4 Terry. 2h 4 0 0 1 2 rtRon, If. - 3 o " 0 Merkle. lb. ... T. 0 l ir, 0; I'nskert. rf. ... ?, 0 1 ' Ol i J ' Y7. ' i? , h. . . . 3 0 o r. 4 Tarrell. c. ... ?. 0 1 1 V.uKhn. p 3 o l o r. Totals 2'J 1 5 27 lr ' I'ltth-hurKh 000 000 000 o

YKSIEUDU'S KKSULTB. Anvrin Lrau. CM-ago 14; Detrnlt 0. Cleveland St. Iuiw 10. Nw Vri ', lo; l'MIn.lHph'a 5 8. YVi. Mißton :i H Kt.u 4-2. St. Louia 0; flnrlnn.it! 2. Urooklyn T-3; New York 3-1. rittst. ure 0; (Ijlrapo 1. Ni other rhrl!i!ed. Amerlrun ."Hatlon. Indlannncl! O; TolM' 4. I.ntji.nvill--Yilumt.ii. rain. Mllwi.uk- 4-1; Minnen po! .VI Second game oal! In lr.fh lnulr:?, darkness. Kauaaa nty M; St. Tau! 6-1. 1 GAM KS TODAY. Airrlran Itinf. St. Ixul, at i'hU-affn. Wuslj'riftnn at rhll;ic-1pMa. National LrJfua. Cliiraco at Cincinnati. l'ltthurg at St. IOUlB. No vther gaui-s h'heduled.

lkagik standing

Amerlrun League. W. 43 41 .is

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hu.igo .. , Two-la so

100 000

00 x I Pas

hits OTarrell.

Wrt. Vaughn. Ilollorher. Irft on l.-iss Pittsburgh. 2; Chicago. Z. ürror Crtmr.i. Mcrklc. Hae on l,;ii:s off Vauprhn. 2. Hit by pitcher Hy Ponder Hollocher). Struck on: Uy Vaughn, 4; by Ponder, 2. P.alk Vaughn. I'mpIreH IUgler and Mornn. Time 1:20.

riuh l-vel.i!ll .. New Vrk . . rM..i'. Wh htrtftton IWi-ton ..... St. I.oiiis

iM-trolt -1 Philadelphia 17 Nationul Letigae. Club W. Clii-lnnnti '" I'.riH-khn St. I.uls OMra-.. 34 Horton I'ittsd.Prg N.-1V ,.rk ') Philadelphia 25

American CI ubSt. li ill MilitWlpnlU

Milwaukee TV.le.l 37 IUfll.Ui.ipolls liiniliM SI LrtiSvill- 'M Kaiifn,, City 1'

L. 21 23 2fl 2S ." .1 43 4'.

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CARDINALS DROP ANOTHER TO REDS

Keuther Be&ts Haines Owin: to Good Support Given By the Reds.

A!rlatM Press: (TINCIN.VATI. June 30. Cincinnati defeated the Cardinals, 2 to 0.

ftftrr a pitchers' battle between Ruther and which th former was support. Fröre:

Wednesday

Haines in piv.-n better

St. lnlN AH. Janvrin. if. ... 3 lleathcote, cf. . 1 hVhu'.tz. rf. ... 4 Stock. 3b 4 Hnrnsby. 2b. .. 3 l'ournler, lb. . . 4 McHenry. cf-lf.. 3 1 4i van. p.h 3 Knodr 0 Illbcefer. c. ... 3 Haines, p 3 Clemens' 1

If. 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0

11. 0 0 0 o 1 1 1 1 n o l 0

o. 0 0 3 0 ,1 fi 4 1 n 4 1 0

DODGERS rrfV TWIN RILL FROM GIANTS

Hy Associated Tress: NEW VOItK. June 30. Brooklyn won i.oth irames from New York

WcdncMay, 7 to 3 und Wbeat'a hittinj? helped win the tir.st. t5core: l'irst Kann

Totals 32 r Han for lAvan In 9th. Patted for Halne in

ClnHnnntl Hath. 2b. I :iibert. lb. ?roh. 3b. l!ou.h. cf. .. l)unc;in. If. Kopf. ?s N .ile. rf. . . . Allrn. c , Keuther. p. .

Alt. . 4 . 2 . 3 . 3 . 3

3 3

K. 1 o 0 0 n o 0 1 0

9th. H. 1 0 1 o l o 0 1 0

o. 3 i 0 4 0 1 r n

Total.St. ITliS . . . .. 'inr innatl . . . Tlree-basr Roush. Kof. Ioiibl p T.iubert;

I vuibert; ITornsby ?tnck. Hornsby.

4 ooo 110

ooo 000

hit Allen. Pa rrlfwcs play-1 'Iroh Routher to

to I.ivan. Teft on

13 0

lirtkl,vii Olson, Johnston, 3b Ciritlith, rf . . Wheat, If My ts. cf Konetchy, lb , KUduff. 2b .., Elliott, c Mitchell, p .. Totals NVw York Rums, If ... Bancroft, s , YounfT, rf ... Frisch, 3b . . . K-l!y. lb ... Kin. cf .... SU-kintf. 2b .. Snyder, c Barnes, p ... Winters, p McCarty. z . Lafevre. 2b-zz 1 1 ubbell. p . . Kauff, Z7.z . . .

AB. r 4 , 4 4 . 4 , 3 , 4 4 . 4 36 AB. . S 4 o . 4 . 4 , 4 . 0 , 1 . 1 . 0 . 1 . 35

11. 1

1 0 0 0 0 1

H. 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total . . .

zBatted for Winters

zz Ran for McCarthy

zzzBatted for Hubbell Brooklyn .200

000

on 2

Stolen Dnubort. t Bath Rath to Errors baseg

St. Louis. I: Cincinnati. 2. Base on 1,4115; off Reuther. 4. Struck out R- Rev.ther. 2; bv Haine, 3. I'mplres Klrm nn4 Ktnslle. Time

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TZS S. M.U.V ST. Telephone. Lincoln (1174

New York Two-hafe) Three-bane. Home run Klnsr. Left New York

3 to 1. Brooklyn H. O. A. n o m 10 3 2 10 2 5 0 0 3 0 1 11 0 0 13 0 4 0 1 0 1 9 27 9 R. O. A. 0 5 0 13 6 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 10 1 1 2 1 0 1 2 14 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 ooo 10 0 S 27 14 n 7th. in 7th. In 9th. 004 1007 001 101 2

000

hits Bancroft, . Younp. hitH Wheat. Olson. -Wheat Stolen baseon bases Brooklyn 6; . Error Picklnp. Rase

h;U Off Winters 2; off Hubbell off Mitchell 2. Hits Off Barnes

7 in 6 Innings; off Winters 2 In 1 inninpr; off Hubbell. nothing ! innings. Struck out By Harne 2: by Winters 1; by Mitchell 3. Ralk Hubbell. Winning pitcher Mitchell losing pitcher Harnes. Empires O'Day and McCormick. Tlnu 1:50. Second pame Brooklyn OOfV mo im 3 9 0 New York 000 000 001 1 5 0 Crimes and Miller; Toney. Hubbell and Smith.

( LOSER SATURDAY WENINGS. Brandon-Unrrell Co. This torv will close at 6 o'clock on Saturday evenings during July and August. 6320-1 Adv.

Possible Dark Horse in Local Derby

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BIG MOTORCYCLE RACES HERE SOON

Ludl

ow and Utner ioted KiH.

crs Will Compete Julv 11.

This picture shows Hlffh Horse, who promised to be the "dark horse" In the South Bend derby Saturday. HiKh Horo is a 6-ycar-oU owned by E. W. McEloroy, noted Hoosic-r horseman, of Morocco, Ind., and will be ridden by a llO.pound Jockey.

LEAGUE LEADERS BOW TO BROWNS

Indians Lose Slugfcst to Louis by Score of 10 to 8.

St.

ny Associated Pm:. ST. LOUIS, June int; contest. St.

20. In 0 slup:Louix defeated

AR. 3 4 Ö 4 S

5 r o 4 0

II. 1 0 m 1 1

O. 6

1 0

Cleveland Wednesday, 10 to S. Score:

Cleveland

Evans, If tThupmaji, . . Speaker, cf Smith, rf Cardner, 3b . . . Watnbtfniinss, 2b Johnston, lb . . O'Neill, c Rby, p I'hle, p Nelbaus, p I'aeth. p Jamieson . . . . Hums

R. 1 1 0 1 0 1

0 0 1 1

1 0 0 0 0 0 u

0 1 0 0 0 0

it 6 0 0 0 0 0

A. 1 0 0 1 0 0 (

Totals 39

Batted for Niehau in Butted for Kaeth in st. Vuii, AR. IL

a obin, rf . . . . Cideon, 2b ..

14 Sth. Oth. H.

Visier, lb . , v'acobfon, cf William, if Austin, b (it rber, txs . , evtrt-id, c . Da vi, p . . Scthoron, p

j 4 5 i Z 3 4 1 3

o 0

o. 1 'J 5 1 3 I 0 0

A. 1

OLYMPIC TEAM AFTER COACHES Fitzpatrick and Moakley Being Considered to Lead the Coaching Staff.

IVY II'IINKY 1. iiuii:ll. (Inltd l'rr taiT tor reniHlent.) NEW YORK, June 3Ü. With a fairly Kood idea established of the makeup of the American Olympic team, the selection of a coach is becoming of paramount intertst. Of a Held of candidates, or eligible, consisting of Robertso;:. of l'eniityivania; Moakk-y, of Cornell; Eitzpatrick, of Princeton; Donovan, of Harvard; Maloney, of Stanford, a ml Farrell. of Michigan, the veteran Cornell and Princeton coaches are growing in favor. lawson Robertson, considered earlier as having the best chance for the 1 osition, is understood to favor going over as an assistant coach on active work rather than busy hinm-lf with a lot of executive work that will be necessary to tak; tare of 300 athletes. The committee probably will name the coach and staff at a meeting lure July 6.

BABE RUTH GETS TWO HOME RUNS

Homer in Ninth Wins Initial Contest Record Now Twentv-four.

10 .021 .600

1 020 HO

030-

Totals . . . Cleveland ..

St. Louis 600 liO 00 10 Two-base hits vimlth. Speaker, Cardner, O'Ntlll 2. Williams. Threebase hits Evans, Hevereid. Home run Johnston, fctolen has? SIslor. Sacrifice Herber. Errors WambsKanhs, O'Neill, Tobin. Doublt; plavs Evans and O'Neill; .sisk-r, Gerber and Sishr; Austin and Oedeon. Left on base.s Cleveland, 1'J; 6t. Ixula. 5. RaKes on bill.- uff Ragby. 1; off Neihaus. 1; otT lavis, C. Hits OT I'agby, 5 in 3 2-3 innings, 2 out In flrrt; otr Eacth, 2 in 1 Inning; o.T I'hle, : In 3 2-3 Inning, 1 out in fifth; off Davis, 5 in 3, none out In fourth; oft Neihaus, 2 in 2 3-3 innings; off Sothoron, 9. in 6 inningM Struck out By Neihaus, 1; by Faeth, 3; by Davis. 2. p.ussed ball O'Neill. Winning pitcher Davis. Losing piichtr Hajruy. Umpires Evans and Hildebrand. Time 2 hours.

WASHINGTON SPLITS HONORS WITH BOSTON

Dy Associated

Picsh :

RONTON. June ."0.-

the hrtt gain? from Wedntsdav. 4 to 3. in

but lost the second, j to First Came

W rlilngton Judge, lb M ihm, If Rice, cf Roth, rf Shanks, 3b .. Shannon, ?3 . Harris, 2b . . . Crwirrity, c . . iha w, p . . .

n.v Associated Press: PHILADELT'HIA. June 30. Six home runs featured Wednesday's double header between New York and Philadelphia, the visitors winning both games, 6 to ä and 10 to 6. Ruth's twenty-third home run of the season scored the winning run in the first pa me and his twentyfourth circuit drive broke a one to one tl in the fourth inning of the second contest. Scores: First Came It. H. E. New York ... 002 001 L'0l--6 14 1 Phila 000 100 202 5 lj I Quinn and Ruhl; Naylor, Bigbee and Perkins. Second (lame R. H. 12. New York .. 010 211 113 10 12 1 Phila o 1 0 100 n:;i 6 10 :: Collins and Hannah; Perry, Hasty nnd Perkln

Edward Wegner, who conducted a successful motorcycle race met at Springbrcok park on June 6. has arranged for another similar event on Sunday, July 11. on the same track. As the feature event h hr.s secured the sanction for the national 2:-mile championship race, the only one that will be run this year und one that is open to any rider of any machine In the country. Besides the 25-mile race there will

be two ttvo-mile elimination contests, a consolation race, a side-car evert and a Johnson motorwhcel exhibition. The M. & A. T. A. are sending thr-:t? handsome medals for the feature race, one of gold and diamonds, cne of silver and a third of bronze. These will go to the successful contestants in addition to liberal cash prizes. Ludlow to Ride. Ten professional riders have already signified their intention of entering. Fred Ludlow, of Lea Angeles. Calif., will return for a try at the prizes. He was the principal winner in the last event. Maldwyn Jonte, of the Harley-Davidson factory, will also be present. Both are riders of daring: and skill and expect to clean up here. However, they will find stiff er competition than was offered at the June meet. The Indian facte ry will have a fast team entered. Ralph Burns, of Oakland, Calif., and Jean Walker, of Birmingham, Ala., will represent them. Other Indian riders who have entered are Dm Marks, of Sprlngtleld. Mass.; Fred Nixon. Toronto, Can.; Earl Keller, of Plymouth, Ind.; Chuck Morrison, Toledo, O., and Ray Creviston, South Bend, Ind. Dan (Red) Murray, of Denver, Colo., will be here with his racing Excelsior, as will Pete Coslow, of Chicago, with his demon Cyclone, and Paul Anderson, of Gary, Ind., with an K-xcclsior. There will be a lively contest In the iide-car event and the Johnson motorwheel factory of this city will be well represented. Manager Wesrner is stag-lng a two-day raco meet, at Grand Rapids, Mich.. July 4-5. and will secure additional riders for the race meet here.

Toledo this Easy Time With Indianapolis Nine n.r Associated Prfs: TOLEDO. June 30. Stryker held Indianapolis to five hits and Toledo won Wednesday's game, 4 to 0. Only one Indianapolis runner went as far as third bate. Score: Indianapolis ...000 000 000 0 5 2 Toledo 100 002 lOx 4 0 0 Petty. Cavet and Henline; StrykT nd Morph'.

Horton won Washington ten innings.

Score:

Totals Two

cor I. Boston Hooper, r Vitt. 2b . Me no sky,

Behang, cf Mclnni..',1b

Foster, b Scott, tu . Walters, c ifih, p . . Carr

out

AB. R. I!. O. A. : 1 i 'j 2 3 0 0-20 3 1 4 ' 0 4 0 111 4 12 0 1 4 0 2 1 4 4 0 12 3 3 0 0 6 3 4 0 0 1 1 3 3 11 23 13 hen winning run AR. R. H. O. A. 5 0 4 1 0 4 0 2 2 2 4 0 10 0 3 0 0 2 0 5 0 (10 1 0 1 o O 4 0 15 3 2 10 6 4 .5 2 3 1 . 1 ( 0 0 0 .rs 4 13 30 15

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TIGERS FALL HARD

BEFORE WHITE SOX i

is) mi

PARK South Bend

B.0RSE RACING FIVE HIGH-CLASS EVENTS SATURDAY AND MONDAY JULY 3rd and 5th Saturday DERBY DAY With Eight Noted and Speedy Runners ' JEFFERSON HOTEL PURSE, 2:20 TROT And Other Events

Monday Handicap One Mile and a Furlong

Race

Hy Associated Tress; DETROIT, June 30. Chicago won the third straight game of the series here Wednesday, 14 to 0. after pounding three Detroit pltchjra for IS hits. Svore;

t'liksitfo AR. L ibold, rf .... 5

E. CollinK. 2b Weaver, 3b . . MciMullen. 3b Jackon, If . . 1 Vlsch, cf ... J. Collin, lb Risberg, rs . . Schalk, c ... Lynn, c l'aber, p ....

Totals . . .

Batted for Walters in 10th. Washington Oil 0 00 010 03 Boston 002 000 100 1 Two-base hits Judce, Shannon,

Hooper. Stolen bast Rice. Sacri-

; tlCf Milan, Vitt. Jcoti. ixuDle j plays Harris, Gharrity and Jud:;e; 1 Foster. S:ott and Mclnnis. eft on

l,ru.os Washington. 6; Boston, 12. I;a-e on ball.' OtT Shaw, 5; oif Rush, 2. .Struck out By fcr.aw. I; by Rush. 3. Wild pitch Shaw. I'mpireR Chill and Moriaxity. Time

6 3 1 5 4

R. 0 1 1 2 1 3 2 0 0 1

H. 0 4 U 1 m 1 m 3 1 1 1

O. 1 m 0 0 1 1G 1 1

A. 0 7 0 u 0 o 1 1 1 1

Total 42

' OLIVER HOTEL PURSE, 2:15 PACE And Other Events FREE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS MONDAY EVENING

Detroit oung, 2b . Bush, s . . Shorten, cf Yeaoh, If . Heilman, rf Ellison, lb Pinelll, 2b Woodall. c Leonard, p Alter., p . . Coombs, p Hale ....

ad. 3

4 3 4 4 3 3 0 0 1

14 R. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IS H. 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

i, 4 o. 0 0 0 0

14 A. 4 3 0 0 1 I 1 1 1 1 0 o

Totals 30

0 5 27 13

Batted for Leonard in 3rd. Chicago 10C 500 ICO 14

Detroit 000 000 0-0-0 0 Two-base hits K. Collins. J. Collins, Rist erg 2, Schalk, Woodall. Lynn, Yeaeh. Three-base hit-' E. Collins. Rush, Rlsberx. Stolen bases E. Collins 2. J. Collins. Error Rush. Sacrifices Rush. Pinelll, Heboid. Jaokpon. Left on basesChicago, 6; Detroit, S. Rase on balls Off Faber, 3; off Leonard. 2; off (VomU 1. Hits O:? Ix-onard, 7 in 3 Inni vtrs; off Alten, 6 In 1 inning: o.T Coombs. 5 in I inninm. Struck out By Leonard, l; by Faber, 2; by Alten, 1; by Coombs, 1. Losing pitchei Leonard. Umpires Connolly and Nallin. Time 1:4 0.

Second Game Washington ...100 001 0123 S 1 Roton 00 0 200 0 00 2 5 3 Zachary and GhafTity; Pennock and Walters.

the last 39

St. Paul Has Not Been Scored on in Four Games By Associated Tress: ST. PAUL, Juno 30. St. Pul won its third and fourth consecutive shutouts Wednesday when the Champions defeated Kans.is City, 6 io and 1 to 0. The Stirts have

ro" been scored on In ma:ngs. Scores: First game Kansas City . .000 000 St. Paul 100 003

Ames and Brock;

Hargrave. Second game Kansas City ...COO CCO 000 0 5 1 St. Paul 000 000 ulx 1 7 1 nolden and Sweeney; Williams and JIargrave.

0000 0 2x 6

Combe

4 3 10 0 and

Breivcrs and Minneapolis Have Overtime Games Py Associated Tress: MINNEAPOLIS, June 30. Minneapolis won the first game of a double-header from Milwaukee Wednesday, 5 to 4, in 11 innings, while the second went 13 innings when it .as called on account of darkness with the score 1 to 1. Score: First t:ame Milwaukee .100 000 300 04 7 3 Mlnn'p'lls ..200 001 010 1 5 10 4 McWheeny, Miller and Huhn; Robertson and Mayer. Second game Milwaukee .000 100 000 000 0 1 9 1 Mlnn'p'llJ .000 000 100 000 01 10 2 Treniman and Huhn; Craft and Mavf

ar Values

That Are Really Remarkable

Summer days are touring days and there's untold joy aw;iiting the lover of motoring in and around Si. Joseph county. Buy a good car now and take full advantage of our extra hour of daylight. You can get a rebuilt car here, at a most reasonable price, and know that it is in proper mechanical condition and ready to deliver miles of service. m Here's a typical example of our used car values WILLYS-KNIGHT The silent Knight four-cylinder sleeve-valve motor, seven-passenger touring car equipped with two cord tires and thrco fabrics: spotlight and bumper; in perfect condition. Sal price $900 You can rely on the information we give you about any of our used cars. The Studebaker Corporation of America

Uscxl Car DerKirtment Lafayette and South Streets

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Fireworks May legally be used to Celebrate the 4th We have a complete line of all fireworks that are permitted by order of the police chief. ENGEL'S CUT RATE 409 S. Michigan St. Opposite Grand Trunk

Phones: Main 1444 Lincoln 1446

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