South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 201, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1920 — Page 8

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BEST BALANCED SQUAD EVER SENT TO OLYMPIC GAMES

The International Yacht Cup

Take Six Men For Each Event if Fund? Hold Out,

nne-TOX. July 1 . .More than 10 of th leading athletes of the country wro nIcted to reprs.-r.t the United Ftat3 In the Olympic game-: at Antwerp next month at an all nljrht session of the AmrKan e!ympto committer, which endd early Sunday. Id aTorrianre v.ith previous 0 nr.tvjno-rnnt th- s -ha U'.n. wen taed almost entirely upon th showing ma!e in the final trials at rhe Harvard tallum jest-ida wh n more thin liO'O i-p ctatoi-s jaw Anrir.i'fl best trti' k and f:M stars ri;n.pt- for th1 pr iv .1 IC'.- of wearing ihe re.I white ari l blue h in Uil- .. vr-nth Olympud. H ery B-tion of th ration was r pre-ented in th trials and th distribution cf honors In the :T i pnli! civrs th1 t. tir country and includes ;i number f athb-tes from trie armv atl navy. While a marity of th.- men ri.T,Tl fr tin- tri; y,f-;yui have .t t r 1 t ir r!ul afi'i;r. n.ot cf t 1 1 1 ir' -o 1 1---T . .i r a ho lnvi woo .i! ' ity I 1 1 f i .-! ö'.ru.g the present or r-'"-r.t. -urs. It.ilaiuttl T-.irn ! r-r, !r r.; th- ArriMi'an ftlymoniTiiittf-- and l:- ho.,rd of ( i if hfs x j-rt-s-"-"! the j:r. i ri th.i !'! !!. t un A.ts the bf t bal.nc"l i. in-l to r.iriy th l'rut 'l tais 'iiId in in it rratiniuil athletic ot i-li'-ijtion. l our worl'l rc rd holders ripjMnr on the lit, J. f. Tt. d " M.iLX ! i . I. F. Ah arn, F. K. 1-V-s and it Uyan. To wmnr-rs of firt at th.- StocKholm, OIymji id f 1 ? 1 '1 also ;iri- inrnihers' ( tl:' J-;.m, Meroditn ::nd 1'a.t M c I n;i ;d, th wnht man. Th- ;-t --ads in !;tOS, with '.7 n.'iiiii, divided Ji5 followN w Vork A. ., i'.:; ' .ton A. A.. 1": Ah-.uJowhrook cluh. Philad !- plu.t. i ; V)l;te 7; Miliosc A. ". .''V York, 4: f-m iU'T rl.jhs 15; unatt-K hd t. T!.- niiddlf u st has 1 :t pi in s. tho Chif .if) A. A. i'.idin vith J!; Illinois A. C. having 7: sr.ittcra d rnllrpcs r. Th- fir f -t .tnd f lfic -oiiM jd.ued .1'; the dymp:c rluh of Sin Francisro i n tr 15; Los Ancpjp.s A. ., 11; roll. ai' l MiiUorpjih A. C. lortland n, 1. South oollegf won t hi r p! i' s for hflr s'Ttjon. Tho nay aijifd m iI;irrs and the .armv tlir 1Y-Mr Mvn I'.lulMr The ( !"nuric trmos cor d i i. tip'ilat six entrl-s for oo-h traok or fir Iii evnnt with fo'ir ni-n I i r; i 1 :

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u rro udefd In ah;iot , (y f.islth the understanding th; t all will he ?ent to Antwerp it fund- at available. In cau th- m- s.-. ry ii'oney is not dt.iJr.ed in th pri-s-nt cuiipaisn for public suhsciipti -r: uf many mn as po-ihl- will bo takn, in the ord r nanid in th'- ! '-tion list. J. VV. I'ri.oll of tho :,,Mnn A. A., who was boxed in th- 44f yard rare tsterday in -n h r.:.inn'r that h' '.o,1-i not c l tlin'UL'h, w.i plan op the tram brennte of his rc"id and past rfrmfii'mfinros. Atii li lat.ni. the di nia'itivo Indian from Ha ke!l Irtitnte, Ivai,-.i5, who pa, -rd tne leaders in the 1 0 . 0 " moti . iin nntil a splint in hi. sho f.r'd him to .-low up, also t tiiKd a , ..- did I'hails I. UnnT.r of th.'T.ri- club. Sin I- ia r.in . vht opij'tt .1 in both thr .'.."l1'1 nvA 1".mi ir, run-; ihut s:ici'css in ithor. irt Jrhi.M 'i. the fanuo-' j'l joml att'.N tf of ihr l'nr. etMt f i j -!n - in, t ; " 1 shev l t ! !:- i f ,i,s ' nt illr.s and ;'.rh"ncti u.ic j-;h in th- broa 1 int.ip rnitfli'ii. wa nri.il'lo tt. pav r Ii.- s -tt ro'jiiire 1 to i:i.ik- the tram

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The mp that thf Resolute, the A tiurioan defender, is playinpr a hard lark uame to k rp in the N . York Yacht club. Knpfland rifiw has tor the first time in half a rentury pot its first foothold on the c-up, and Sir Thomas Ipton is ojn pi do all w ithin Iiis power to take the i up bark to the isles with him.

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SprH to The NVws-Times. YVHITi: ri;i:oX, Mf.h.. July IS. - The Hoosior ('roam baseball team of Soiitli liotnl drft-atoil tli Kd.ly Taper company tram of thf Factory l.-.icrue bore Sunday by a score of to 1 before inin' of the largest crouds fif the yrar. It was a pitch rs' battle throughout between O.-wahl of tho lddv team ami Kruk uT the Hoosior ('r.'.ni'.s. tlw latter beirii; in suji' form drsjite the fact that ho pitched a phenomenal panic Saturday in tho South ru-n.l Industrial league. For six in nir. its- not a White Pipeon I nd reached tirst base, while Oswald of the lMdy team had a rocoiai almost as -ood. Kruk had spbndid control and a cood mixture of fast and slow balls. Ten men were retired by the strikeout route. Score: ii. ii. i:. Hons. Creams fnn Oil 0AX 2 0 Kddy P. Co. no a ooo 010 1 ." J Kruk and Zoüers; Oswald and IT rooks. Umpire Good.

THE WORLD CT SPORTS

I'y Am l;ifel i'res: PinLADFLPHIA. Pa. July IS. Ih;trrne Isolden, of Memphis. Tepn.. representing the Illinois A. C. and a member of the l'.iJO Olympic team, won the ten-mile national swinimiu rhampionshlp in the Delaware river, Sunday, covering the distance from heie to Riverton, N. J., in two hours, nine minutes, 11 seconds. Kif'fee. of Ilrooklvn. was second.

jarvl Ralston. M eatlow bi tick club, I lMiiladedhhia, third.

by Associated Tress: P,i'STX, July IS. C. Furnas of Purdue unieisity was sleeted to be a member of the American track and field team to represent the I'nited States in th Olympic panics at Antwerp next month, following the final trials at the Harvard stadium Saturday. Furnas will enter the 5.'0)-mctre and the 3,000-metru races.

I'.r Associated Tress: i i:Nc;STOVN. O.. July 1 S. The McFlroy's, a local mi -professional team defeated the New York National haguo team here Sunday S to 1.

I' Aociat---.! Rres. U V.Cr( . Julv 1? Chicago broke it Icv;r-.c trra Sin.lay by b.-atir.p Pausten t ti 'Die Cub--.inched hiTs i!i th.e TasT am! foarth. and won easily tMp.ird Tyi r's pitch1.;- Mcrklc's homo run in the first M-.ninc. with two n the b-is. i;.n o

Chi a-:o its first tb.re rt lUwton A P. I roAe". cf 4 Pick. 2b 4 r Mann. If 4 sa'.l:an. rf . . . . 4 Holke. lb 4 1 '. o e k e 1 . 3 b - ' Ma ran vl'.V, ss . ?. '. N. 111. c icvh'T, p . " '

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PAT MO RAISES CHAMPS ; BREAK L0S1XG STREAK

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ST. IH'IS. July IS. rhiladelphit I. f aied Ft. Louis. 2 to 1. Sunday. Meadow's infield hit in the ninth mnirtr. after two were out. driving Mrusei ncrcs with the winning run. l'hlladidphla AP R H PO A r.iu'.ette. ss . . . I ( 1 J. Miller. 2b ... 4 0 0 1 2 S: en cel. rf (' 1 0 0 Vi;;:ams. cf . . . 4 1 o Me;s.d. 1 b .... 4 2 .1 1:'. 0 la bourveau. If ?. n o 1 0 Wrichtstor.e. ?b ? o rt l 1 Wheat, r 4 o 0 2 Meadows, p . . . 0 I 0 4 Totals 2 7 27 12 I.oul AR R H PO A smith, if r l 2 r. n Fonrnlrr. lb ... r o 2 r; 1 Stock. .?b 4 A Ö 0 .1 Hcrr.sby. 2b . . . 3 ft o 1 5 1 .avail, s 4 n n s 2 Clemons. c .... 4 ft 1 Ii 1 He.ithcot". rf . . 4 ft 1 1 ft McHcr.rv. cf .. " 1 1 0 Haines, p ?. ft ft 1 1 Totals 31 1 7 2 7 1 3

llv Associated Tress. CINCINNATI. O.. July IS. The champions broke their losing streak by defeating Rrooklyn 4 to 1 before ;be largest crowd assembled at Redland field since the opening day of the season. Luque collapsed Immediately after the yame. but soon recovered.

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Totals 3 Rstttl fcr Oeschcrer :r. :th. Hosten CO c:a c01 -I Chicntfo 0:x Two b-i.e hit? tlnrk. P.al. I'ily. Home run Mr rk!. So!-n b.4ses - MrnN-l! 2K Rrror P.. w.ü. rouble play rern' to lirror tMerkbv I-ft on bass Ro;on. 'MAffO. 3. IVise on f i! Is I. .(eher. 2: eft T!er. 4. .Hit bv ritcher Pr Tyler M'o v-'.lr Struct ,;.,t py Tyr. Z: by o,-?. h.-r. I. !'np!rf icCcrmick nr.! i'Liy. Time 1:40.

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of the cup challerper, Shamrrnrk IV. The derision to supplant Capt. fuirton a skipper of the Lipton sloop was practically decided upon at a series of conferences Sunday of Sir Thon. as Lipton, Capt. H. L. Oarrott, representative of th.t Royal lTist.-r Yacht club, Charles Nicholson, designer of the Shamrock and Col. I .nt n can Neill, personal representatiu' of Sir Tli' ii; Lipton on board tho Shatnroik. When the i.ipton K-venty focter is found at the startirr line for Tuesday's ra either Colonel NeiH or designer Nicholson, will be probably in command. Sir Thont.a.V choice f(ir skipper oj tho ch tlU-ncr is Nkhn'sor., who not. only designe.l but built the Shamrock as well, arid Is also a yachtsman of nnrit. Whether Capt. Hartem and his wife, win sails on the challeng r a tbo Ioop's timekeeper, will remain on board the .h tmro' k .ifter th- w heel has been taken from the (losport :-!:ipper is not known. Mit tb.e heir-f cn Sir Thomas' steam yacht Sunday night was that Mr. Lipton wouri

not care to sr.il on the challenger iiü'.er t!ie circumstances. The removal of a '-aptain I"rm a cup yacht dvrinir the )ii.:ri.'ss of an A iii'Tk a's eup match is btlirud to b- without pieceder.t in the history of cup racir.sr. Sir Thomas would n i iaia of Capt Pul ton's removal or any of the circumstance's bearing upon it, oth r than to say Sunday night when asked about the last two rao k. that thinus wore net pour.; as satisfactorily as they mi'-;ht. Sir Thomas continurs to say that be is more than satisti. 1 with the dt-sicn and s. liling ability of his latest c balleng"t Admire Ad uns Open admiration for tbe wav Charles Adams has handled tho wheel on the Resolute his been expressed on Sir Thomas' steam yacht an.', at thr sane time it was observed that theie was also a concurtencc of the opinion expressed in newspapers that Shamrock was iU't being vai!ed in a fashion to show her teal abilit ; that in the starts on th raeers she- has been completely oiitmane in e red and that the Lipton craft has not been sai'ed to windward as she miht. The climav in the situation ram yesterday when the Shamrock lost -round because of certain rhanue-s in head sabs during th' first leg to windward. Here- a pain Skipper Adams was complime-nted on the skill with which he hunt"d out the vagrant brazes and kept the Resolut' moving while th" Shamrock es as continually m trouble floiinderuig helplessly in oily soft spots where there was no wind and getting so becalmed that she fell fatbehind the defender. Sir Thomas Lipton believes that the Shamrock I is a wonelerf ully fine craft and that with good wheel work and a whole1 sail breeze can defeat the American defender. Kcpncr Pilches Good Ball for Lapnrtv Nine

Speial to Th" News-Times. Laporte. Ind.. July IS. The Advance Kumb-y nine of this city. showing snap and pop. broke their losinir streak, and defeated the WhitinK Polarines by the- score of e to 1. Kepner held the- oilmen at ease, allowing only five hits. Next Sunelay the local nine wil under ne management. Fen ixoehler of South Rend anel Harry Whitromb, a prominent Laporte sportsman, taking the reins of the b..ca lteam. CSocre: II. II. L Laporte 101 02A 20x 11 2 Whitin.g .... 000 010 000 1 5 3

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Mrtrrorial Day in the Fr.ited S'ates witne'-se-t a form of oelebra- :. th.;! had probably never been . -i .fi.ro: 1" many cities the Y t rar.s - f the preat war march.! to Si'.vatim nrrr.y halls f"r the metre I" i.i i scrv ice s.

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BODIE'S HOMER , r SCORES THREE

I League Standing

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Urban Shocker, v.-ho hung up th e season's malor league strike-out record by fanning fourteen Yanks In New York. That is within two of the American league record. The mark which Shocker came within two of tying is held jointly by two former Urown pitchers. Freil Glade struck out sixteen Washing-ton bats, men in l!o04, and in lfeOS Rube W.wleiell tied this work in a grudge game. It was the first ram.e Rube pitched airainst the Athletics after Mack rel eased the great lefthander to St. Louis, ami Rube tried to get reveng c on Connie by fanning sixteen of the White Llephants. in the same Yankee sranie he fanned 'babe." Ruth three times.

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Cebb. injuring his Ic,; in the double-header with the Red Sox Thursday, keeps up the oh! jinx that has followei the Tiger nine throughout the season. This is the second time the heavy hitter has injured L:s leg

In looking over the report of the f sh and game divisions of the department of conservation of the state' of Indiana I find the following om.pari-on relative to the convictions made during the last year ef file department as it was regulated under the old spoils sj-stcm and the lust year tinder a non-political commission as it is now operated. Total convictions under the old system lor its last year tndir.g' .pril 1. It' 1 T. was SS. Total convictions undtr the new system fe.r the year beginning April 1. IVl!, and ending- March. '31, 1 & 2 0, was 1,:')'. A great showing you must admit and at that the- old system had more wardens employed during the year than the new. Ever since I have been writing those articles it has le-en a great part of my work to advecate this change o-f system for the hsh and game department, or I have at least constantly advocated taking this tate department out cf politics: anel therefore it will be of much interest to those who have been faithful readers of this matter to know- just how this chingo is working out. You no doubt will be surpriserd to be confronted with the extremely large figure of difference in the convictions in favor of the new system and wonder how t was possible. LVre sure is a deep tuliject for thought and something to be put down ;:s data for discission at the various local county fish ami camo protective associations. Having faithfully drilled on this subject for the past seven years I am perhaps better able to give the- real reabon for this, chanpe than any one else not so familiar with this subject. Judging the matter just from the surface of things it does not teem possible that fewer wardens could make so many more arrests and convictions in the tame length of tinv-: ct it was done and more I have investigated further and And that the department has Increased its- own record over last year since the report has been filed. Pefere going too deep into the matter let me- state- that it Is not reasonable that so few wardens could make so many convictions in such a short space of lime. They could not have made such a record without help from somewhere, ajid here- i" where the secret cf the astounding record comes in. If tbe wardens ha el to go out and fmd thlü large number of casts without any outside help and information, I say thev couldn't have found them. The change came about something like this. Cnder the old spoils system the department diel not have the confidence cf the people perhaps they didn't deserve it but we will let that matter die with the old spcils system department. It is rmurh to know that the new system which is relieved of the political inr'.uences does have the cont'.-

dnce of the people and that is) vhero the help is coming from.! The department under the rt;v sys- j t-m is in monthly touch with all of I the county f.sh and game protective I

associations In tho state and these associations through their members are sending the information which i-j neces-ary to rr.P-ke convictions into the office from which th crises are made. However, I must ?Iv Richard Lieber, the director, credit for being in dead earnest in th.s work of conserving the rh and ga.me and if the people will but n-

Pr Associated Tress: NEW YORK, July 1 5. Nw York rr.Ade It two straight from .Chicago, winning S to 4. IJodie gave thv Yankees a good start in the first inning hlttings a home run with three men on baes. Score:

Chicago Leibold. rf E. Collins. 2b .. Weaver. 3 b Jackson. If Felsch. cf J. Collins, lb . . Rimberg, . . . . Schalk, c William, p Jourdan, x Payne, p Murphy, xx Wilkinson, p . .. Totals Xw York

Prckinpaugh, rs Pipp. lb Pratt. 2b Ruth, If Meusel. rf Rodie. cf Ward, 3b Ruel, c W. Collins, p .. Totals

x Batted for Williams in 6th. xx Batted for Payne in 8th. Chicago 002 002 000 4 New Vork 401 030 OOx S Two-bae hits Ituth, Meusel, Bodle, Jac'ffson. Schalk. Threebase, hit Jackson. Home run Bodie. Stolen base Leibold. Sacrifice E. Collins. Error Felsch, Peckinpaugh. Double plays E. Collins. Left on basesi Chicago 11; New York i. Bases on balls Off Williams 5; ffff Collins 5. HlUs Off Williams 8 in 5 innings; off Payne none in 2 innini; oft Wilkinson 1 in 1 inning. Hit by pitcher By Collins, (Jackson). Struck out By William 2; by Wilkinson 1; by Collins 3. Losing pitcher Williams. Umpires Moriarity and Chill. Time 2:10.

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GV.MfiS TOP AT. Amerion l(u Chicago nt New York. Wasliinaton at Petmit. St, Louis at rhiiadelph!. Clevelan.l at Boeton. NtIonaI Lrsrn. Bet"n at Cfcigv Itreoklrn nt ClnetncatL IM!a.1elphlii nt St. Imi1, New York ot PUtsbtirff.

TIGER II URLERS HIT HARD BY SENATORS

WASHINGTON. July IS. Washington pounded Detroit pitchers for seventeen hits Sunday and won easily. 10 to 3. After two of tho visiting pitchers had been knocked out of the box Jack Coombs, Detroit pitching coach, attempted the hurling work, but aggravated an old injury and had to be carried from the field. Score:

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port him in the matter they will sooner or later f.nd out that he is

abreast of tho times on this roost interesting J-ubject. With the pitifully small numteri of wardens to cover this entire state the work would be of little value, for they could not cover the territory of one, single county and do it properly, but w ith the hsh and game protective associations in each county with ItH members scattered pretty much all oxer the county's area, and reporting cases as they are observed by them makes a' different working machine.. With the department incumbants worKins? rUht a. citizen who believes in conserving wild lifo reports capes of violation every time and with conrtdenco that it" will be attended to. Xow that is plain enough and it is up to these county fish and frame associations to keep the good work alive by increasing their membership and strengthening their working forces by filing a report of every violation that may be observed by any of their members and further as an association in backing up this department as leng as it shows a disposition to enforce the laws. If your county has many violation just ask your association officers what is being: done if anything to stop them and you will find the fault right there and no where else. I can frankly say for Marion county that the violators are about extinct and I have been told by members of the Hamilton county association lately that their county wan pretty well cleaned up of fish and game law violations. This has been brought

about through the const-ant e ftorts , f lourmcn and LoU ist Ulc

or tne memners or tno'e associations who have been reporting all cases What has been done in Hamilton counties can be dsne in even' other county in the state.

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Hargrove's Homer Wins Another Game for Saints

By Associated Press: ST. PAUL, July IR. TTargTave. home ran over th left field fer.r with two out In th last half of tho ninth gave St. Paul a 4 to 3 victory over Indianapolis Sunday. Miller'? batting: and fielding, along with spectacular plays by RIggert, Boor." and Wolf, wer other features. Score: R II i: Indianapolis 0 00 o?o oio 3 ! St. Paul f"2 100 001 4 11 1 Batteries: Whltehoup and Hemline; Coumb and Ha-rrrrave.

Tho United States Legation a' Prag-u now !s ejuartered In th.' schemborn Palae which was purchased for JW.vAO.

Iluy Con?oIl(lattHj I Ire N'eiw

001 231 hits.

020 3 03x 10 Harris.

Columbus and Wheat men

Divide Double Header out of four for tne series

Totals 33

Score by innings: Detroit C00 Washington 001 Summary: Two-base

Schaacht. Gharrity (2), Plcinich. Veach; stolen bases. Rice, Shanks; pacrifice hits, Klagstead. McBride (2), Young; errors. Hush, Hcllman, Shanks (2); base on balls, off Ionard 1. off Schacht 2. off Coombs 1: hits, off Leonard 12 in 5 innings; off Okrie 3 in 2 Innings; off Coombs 2 in 2-3 inning, off Oldham none in 1-3 inning; hit by pitcher, by Leonard 1 (Picinich); struck out, by Schacht 1; losing pitcher, Leonard; umpires, Erltl and Dlneen; time, 1:54.

Break Even in Ttvin Bill

SAM'L.SPIRO & CO. llt-lal S. Michigan St. TIomA of R5.fi: 1VL Clothes

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I5y Anueclated Prss: MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., July 18. Minneapolis and Louisville divided a doubleheader, the visitors winning

the second same, making It three

Minne

apolis won the first game. 10 to 3, in 14 innlnprs. and Louisville took the second, 1 to 0. in five Innings. the game being called on account of a state- law forbidding Sunday base-

Scores :

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By Associated Tre : KANSAS CITY. July 1 S. Columbus and Kansas City divided a douhlehe-ader her-? Sundav. Veilum-

bus winning the first in ten Inning. J ball after 6 p. m. 12 to S, and the locals the second. First game 3 to 0. Songer. who pitched the" Louisville second camp for T"ans;i Citv nlave"' 001 001 300

hLs first game of professional ball! Minneapolis and held his oppenents to four hits; 000 060 200 001 0110 1 4 7 and no runs. Scores: ' Batteries: Koobe. Tincup. Wright First game R H E ; and Koch'r; Robertson, Craft, James Columbus .. 024 0100014 12 IS S ' and Mayer. icmi rMtv in? t rn nnnn s n .? ! Second came R H F.

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Sweeney. Second game Columbus .... C'.iO Kansas City . . . 3o0 (Seven inr.inrs by Batteries: Shern Songer and Brock.

Danr'orth and Hartley: Bolden, Ames and

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Louisville . Minneapolis Batteries: Lowdermilk

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000 00 0 1 0 Graham and Meyer; and Mayer.

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Bv Aav1a!ed I'rei : CHICAGO. July 1 !. Battering a

R.ieees-sion of towerful forehand

Singles in Third Frame

Win for BreiCCr Outfit drive-s to the most unprotected por

tion Ol n.S oyp'Jnrnn court wiruuKu three wll fought pets. Poland Rob-

By Aasoclate! Press: MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July 18. Singles by Mostil and Kirkham and fX'ra-bafe hits by Huhn and Bues in the third gave Milwaukee a 4 to 2 victory over Toledo in the final game of the series Sunday. Score: R H E

Toledo 100 000 001 2 5 JA

Milwaukee ..103 000 OOx 4 1 Batteries: Stryker, McColl and Murphy; McWeeney and Gaston.

I V?o"Vi

era of San Francisco defeated invent Richards of Yorker, N. Y.. in the final match for th tenth an

nual national championship afternoon. 6-3. Coupled as Richards won doubles by

clay court tennis

in men r s.ng.cs 6-1. -5-3. a team Roberts

the- championship

defeating Walter T.

Hayea and Ralph H. Burdick of Chi

cago.