South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 202, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 July 1920 — Page 8

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TP.V MOllMMi. .ULY 20, fHE bOUTH BEND NEVS-TTTTTiH

Babe Ruth Breaks

Formei

Circuit Drive Record Total Now Thirty -One J

CLOUTS TWO IN SECOND CONTEST WITH WHITE SOX

Photograph of Defender and Explanatory Diagram

Yankcr? Win Initial G:nr

From Glraon- Crow. NRW YORK. Julv 1 - - I a I .r- Pu'h .'n!" two home ri in the sf' "' 'i is. i t 1 1 of a f 1 " i j ! i : e - h a d ' r w t ' h ' h i - -' today, esta idl- hir.g a to-w re--'rd for horn rs, hi t . . r l r.nw be;, g " 1. The Viink1: ! Ii.ir I hitting rasiiy ur.n th first tame, 5 to -. but lost the .' r.rvl. V t .". Scores: ltivir A F! R H I'd A I.rihnid. rf .. 1 1 n K. Collins, 2S. . .-, o r. ; : Wvr. T i .... f n 2 1 ?. I.'irk.'-on. if ?, 2 2 1 IVth. rf 4 ft 1 ft I. Collins, lt.... 4 o i ; n Risbrrg. .vi 2 n 1 2 Schalk, r. 4 1 1 2 2 Wiiklr.svm, j- . . .1 ft n 0 1 x-Iourdan 1 o ft ft fi Totals 3S 2 3 2 14 New York AH R H PO A Pecklnpaugh. ssi ." 2 2?. 1 Pipp. lb 5 1 2 ; 2

Pratt. 2b . Ruth, If ,

MeusW. rf .... Rodle, cf Ward. 3b Rufl, c S' hawkey, p ...

4 4 1 3 4

1 1 ft i n 1 1

ft ft h o ; 1 , 10 .

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n its

001 2 )CX 5

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ToU! 3 4 s

xr,att'1 for Wilkinson in. ninth. Score by innings

Chicago 000 Nw York 240 Summary Two-ha.-

Pratt, Felsvh. Ruth; thre e-bavo hits.

lpp; hörn run, Rodi; stolon bases. Rod.e. Schalk. Loibold (2; KacriflcA hft. J. Collins; errors, IVcktnpaugh. A?aver4 Schalk; dnuMn p1ap. Pratt to Pc-cSdnpaugh to Pipp 2), RiHberf? to C Collfn to J. Collin?: left on brwrs, Chicago !, Nw York 7; r-Me on ball, off Wilkinson 55, off Shawkcy 2; .struck our, by Wilkinson 2. by Shawkey 4; um

pire.. Chill and Morlaritv; 1:65. Second game. n Chicago ....010 000 340 S New York ...000 20 1 oil Ratterie Krr and Schalk; McOraw and H-nnh.

tim, 11 r: 12 n 10 1 Shoro,

IXMAXS DIVIDE TWIS BILL WITH BOSTOy

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j REDS EYEN SERIES League Standing liCAPT. BURTON TO

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WITH ROBIN TEAM

Jake Daubcrt Crosses Plate in

Ninth With Winnin

Tally.

Pr An'iatpd Trrfn: CINCINNATI. ., July 1? cinnati evened the series Brooklyn Monday by scoring

Clnwith a run

nlntli Inning: a y.ife bunt b

m the double

vild throw teams -lll

p.iine here Tuesday,

IViiibert's

Roufsh and a

by Mamaux. The twn play off a postiontd

FVore :

Thi.-- fr' h.ind lrawin?r of a sloop, made ,'ifter the ?tvlr of the contestant." for thr An. rica's Cuj, bas bcn Uttered fo as to evplain the sails and 5tays. A-A is the mainmast; P.-P, the topmast; C-C. the main K'aff. to which th top of the mainsail is attached; I-I, the club-top-vail ard; K-F', nvtin boom; (J-G. topping lift; -, topmast backbtay; I. stayrall; J-J, foreatay. The Area w ithin the Utters C-C and i:-E the tun :r-ail. ' he rt.Ri'. fit:iii .-hows the yacht b'-atin? to wirnlwari, clcfc-hjuk'i. l he drawing in the upper right hand corner shows the yacht on a reach, th v ind com'n,' oer the quart r. At the left 'ho yacht is shown with the i-alls set win n running l;for the winl, usln ni'iin a.l and spinnaker.

Ilrookl vi

Olscr., ss. . . . Johnston, r.b. Neis, if. Wheat, If. . . . M cry, ( f . . . . Konrtchy, lb. Kilduff, :b. . i:iuott, c. . . . Knieper, c. . . McCabe, x.x. . Miller, c i ftffer, p. . . Mamaux, x Totals

AH. . 4 r

o l l t

o . (i 0 0 0 (I 1 0 0 1

H. 1

0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 10

Cincinnati Groh, öb. ... Daubcrt, lb. . Koush, cf. . . , Duncan. If. . . , K'-pt. s, .... Noale, rf. . . . Sicklntr, :'b. . W1nj?o, c. Kmthcr, p. .

AH. . 4 . 4 . 5

o 4 4 4

11. 1 0 0 0 n 0

1 1 1 0 1

o. 0

i 1 0 0 0 I 0 0

o. 12 a. 0 I 0

I H Tela T71 York ;.: .11 .M Chtf-. -,i ft St. Luii 41 4."" .4 HPfru 3 .4' Vatbln1or r.4 40 4w rvtrrtlt -JT .V. .V57 Philn'iplphb :4 i; .7:0 National Lao. Hrfklrn M .vr, Clnrinnntl 4 ."14 Tür PltUMirRh 4 a .is ..,ia St. Ur.'M 42 41 .4V Chl'Mffo 42 4'. .4. Non Verk 4-' .4M Horton ra 4t 44, Philadelphia M 47 .l.-o American Anrlat Ion. St Paul n '.v. -rK Minneapolis 4;i 41 .4 Tol,-1 4; 4;: .'.j; lui!rlllpe 44 4: .-d Iri(ilannioU 4-, 4.; ;) Milwaukee 42 4; 477 Columbus . 41a K.uuas City 2.S .". ..".22

14 run

P.v Associated Pre: I : s rn x, July 11. Ronton Uvflar.d divided a doubU Irv .Monday. Clfel.ind win nine th:n lo t ,H11 Ii'i.-ton tilt.

fi . i r, 0 4 4 4

u in ton inninrv lifi-il hnH. corc:

4'1'Mrlaiul Ali

Jamb ron. If. chapman, s. . . P a ker, rf. . . . Wood, cf Smith, rf 1 1 itdrer. "U. . . xVa mhsjrans. 2 b .l(hnton. lb. . . O'Neill, c

I 'i eU kle, p. . . Z P.airby, 1 1

Tot. lis 4 2 1ft Horton AT?. I:. Hooper, rf .". n Coster, "b. .... ?, 2 M mosky. If. . . . 'hamr. c 4 2 Mclnms, lb. ... ft McVally. 2b ... 4 Scott, ss 4 0 P.ii'ev. cf 4 1 P-Uh. p 4 1

Ft. 1

Both u.

0 1 1

n Tnl idt" r fir ri . I

tr:i;i:

I SCR EASE IN SAIL GIVES DEFENDER A LARGER ALLOWANCE

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1 1: 3 1 1 0 ii 0

A. 11 11 (I 1 1 1 M I

1 7 If. 1 ft

1 1 0

1 1 1 1

l'.T Associated Pres: SANDY HOOK. N". J.. July 19. r-h.iiUi ock IV, British challenger for iln- America's cup. will be required, to 'iv' Kesohito, American defender a time allowance of seven minutes and one second In tomorrow's race, th regatta committee of the Now ork yacht club announced Mondav ni-ht. This increase of twenty one seconds over the previous alloviinro followed the prantincr of the application of the Upton craft for permission to use a larger club tup vail. The new time allowance was announced after an official i-mcas"ure-im-nt bad bn made of Shamrock's canvas.

Tot!.' :;7 ie eland l '0 lioston 2!," Krrors Koop.-r.

'Tcli.ni. M'N.i!!- (

1 3 1 0" 4

e0 1 .tftu r,

Srlnris', : OAVil! Two

b'-so hits Corel ski. Wauihs.'inss, o'N'ci!!, MepoUy Three base hit.'-- -.l-ni';'r. Stol.-n bi- S,-h tn:. Sacrifice Covrfeskie. !i,uM- plays -- Chapman and Jfhriyton. Me.Vaüv and Mrlrtnis: .cott atid M--lnr:K. Irft on his a nd 1.'; UnMo'i R'es on balls- off Cov UKte 1: rt'.sh Hi's of f 'ov.lkir- 1ft in 1-3 Innirss: off T b 1 in .' -. mnircH. Hit by pitcher iM . P'SKie (Köster). Stiu.-k out 1. ':t e5kie 1; 1'ush .! W inni'i,; P 1 1 -her P. nrfn . T'r:,p!r- s - .'nilly and Naliir. TlTn1 2:01. (2nd poc). Cleveland . .b'ö '0.1 100 0 12 A llONton .. ..I'1' Oj.i tt J j Pacby. I'hloard tNtull; iTnmvk and Walters.

Middlrtown Betted by Kansas City Youngster Hv Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, July 13. Kansas City .'-erit a local sand lot liurltr named Alexander to the pitching mound Monday and he beat Toledo to 4. The visitors were hell to six hits. Yesterday Kansas City

used a local semi-professional and ho defeated Columbus. In Monday's tame Brief pot his fourteenth run of the season. Score: Fl If K Kansas city.. 201 030 01x 12 0 Toledo 020 200 0004 h l Batterien Middleton arul Murphy: Alexander and Sweeney.

Fishing i rrobably the oldest sport In the world, although in the hojrinninK it was anything1 but sport. The caveman who went out on the stream with no modern tackle had to feci for them with his naked hand under the rocks and under ledges that projected beyond the water line or visit the ripples during the spawning period and wait patiently for his sapper to come up and be clubbed. Tne conditions at that time established the sanest kind of ba? limit. His fishing was to slow and difficult that there wa.s little incentive

IN THE, BIG

OUTDOOR

G U5TAV J.T. M EVER

iiimi 1 - - - - - - I' m mil i

OLIVER SCHOOL A'A'E DEFEATS KALEY TEAM

yinth Inning Rally Falls Short, Indians Victors

TiLDEy and jouysoy CLE AS I E DAVIS CLE Pt Avliif'l pres : ' WIMBl,r,lH., Ju): u.Th Americans m ade a cU a.a sweep in the PavN cup tennis font-sts Vi' 1: iv M. Johii:ori nr I Wilüatn T. Tilden had alre.iy w.n their rich to challenpe the An .il.isi its for N- tn-'phy and ehampio-vhip bv " -innlrsr three cf the series of fie. ir.cladln the dm;Mt op, SUurdt. Monday. Johnson defeat-d Ma Ktrr"tr. of th I"nt;tih t-n,-. iu a hard-fovcht match, u-h T.l'.en liposd of Parke, the oth r !Tr glN'i evpTt. in a U'Litirely au! competent ii:snnr.

Pivi-: of a

v .Xsociated Press. .MI NN HA POLIS. July 1?. Indianapoji won the first jrame, of the Mit;:u spoils series hero Monday 10 t . : by batting Craft with great freedom. The home team rallied in the ninth after two were out and 1 -a me within a run of tying the scoro bv means of four hits. Sere: Fw H K Indianapolis 102 01 OO0 10 17 1 Minneapolis 2'" '01 00.1 3 12 0 Batteries,: Roge and Gossett; Craft. Hovlf and Mayer.

'or

In Ihr contents f

ur. Johcston an i T.ldcn

ruht thro-uh th" Frcr-.ch 'i-h Serie '.Vltll'U? the

the h -v

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ir. atch.

Th-

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play 1 d vrih -

h experts i

th e nvst

i'.i.U'.t r'er seen In thi cuo.trv.

The are expe-ted to return to Ktu1 ir-.d r.ext y ar.

Rigger? s Superior Bat Work Wins for St. Paul By As.HfUe-i Frcf. ST. PAl'L, July 1?. St. Paul batted ijre, ham hard and won the ffcst came of the series from Ioul-ville. to liigjrert nv3d- a home j-un. r;p and a sincle In four trips to the plate. Tmcup's home- run ac-

mtrd for to Ioui-llle scores, j Score: R II i: j Douisvil'.e ...0."0 010 020 3 U 0j

St. Paul ""I 101 ..ox 6 15 0 Batterie: Ctraham and Meyer; Hall and Hargrave.

Keith's Bat and Box Work IT ins Game

Kevth. hurling remark. ib'e h j'l for the St udeha ker in r ni : ii ia ? pliÄrourd indoor r.!ne, def.-.itrfi tit PiMtAWÄtnni outfit b the .voore of ,r 'o 4 in an exalting 11 rii-.tnc contest. P.e:de his s'e'.lir huriir.g. the ut. ester f- ttured with the h t. r;akirir five hits 01 of nr trip.- !" the j Ut The lv. u -.'otuU lads t"ok the eirl lead, only to o. c it jn the rvftilh to Park Director Zilkey's outfit whf" thre. run ra'.lv

Ti e ,;.;..:: of Dv;p ir. H, ni t ! erat C.'.o Ji S. S, U' .

JMpf.! alo

Ptu.lt hakr r PotLa Äiomie

was was

ratdstar

Huhn's Creuit Drive Brings In Three Tallies P.v Associated Presf. MIDWAFKKK. July 13. Huhn's lu'iiu r with two men on bases in the first inning trace Milwaukee a commanding lead in a game which the home club won. to 4. S-ore: KHK Coiurnbus ...020 002 000 4 10 5 Milwaukee . .'01 000 n 7 1 B.tttii.: Don and Hartley: Cie ,iln and laston

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The Illinois constitutional convention decided that the women of that state are eligible to Jury service, but ar. not be compelled to serxe.

to catch more than he actually needed. To be sc.rc he had reached the stace where he reccgnued Die adancage commercially of a t-mall tore of dried fish somewhere in the back of his cave. I will trj to hold closer to the spirit of fishing rather than to method or limitations. I rather like to think that the prehistoric trail found rest and rccrtution in slipping bis cunr.iiu hand under a big one until he v.as able to Jam his tingei.s into its gills where he got a strangle hold- ly which he made away with

the meat. I say 1 like to think thi . was rest and recration compared to I the more strenuous sport of cracking;! the heads of hostile neighbors witiij a stone axe or being chased by grizzly bear or rounding ;ip the ' hardy sharp horned btihalo. He undoubtedh like the I'shermo.ii of 1

thu pic sent day was full of excuses and explanations when he came home .Tiipt handed to meet the kiddie at the door with their fjuestlons. Whatever the prehistoric ancestor may have tl.ot ght of his fishing it has been since the Introduction of modern tacnlr, unlimited equipment and convenient transportation the sport par excellence for the man who desires the proper combination of activity and meditation. Of course the right Kind of weather H necessary. Howt-ver, an opportunity to g t a few days off overcomes about nine wrath r obstacles out of ten (liven that and any weather short uf cyclones or snow sloni rolled together is suitable. K.'in is no deterrent except a- in s far as it keeps the r,h from biting. Sumetinus it won't even do that v ith the thunder .ind lightning to help things along. It is noee.-sary to have the right tackle for f.shirg. This consists of r. rod, a line. a sinker and a few hooks. Yeu may dispense with th" rod in some cas, but thh d- priven you nf the pleisure of braving the fish into the pycamore branches behind you which cuts off a considerable slice of the real sport. Your outrU may be as expensive as your back account will permit but pric h :s mcch less to do with pleasure on the stream than the expert would lead on to bflieve. The principal x-qlue of an expensive outf.t is in the opportunity it ernes you to impress your fellow nmgler. The fact thnt he knows th?.: u are behind with the. rent ard owe the grocer is no obstacle. h. es. the fish that if of noire importanc. It is well to know that fish have been seen .at some time or other in that particular water and it helps to catch a few row and then, but that is pot absolutely nece?s.xryCno of the pleaÄantect trips of my f'sh.ing career was two days spent down In Jennings county revrntlv eei Sand crek where I had reason for believing there wer x lot cf Mzeahle ba?. but xvhere j couldn't even get a bite in two da.v of th hjnit

kind of f.shinjr. I would rather think that there were no bass there than to admit that the stream was full of them and I eoulJn't oatea an. The diseovorx of that fa--: would bo wounding to the proud spirit and vlo productive of eiitielsni on trie part of my como ari.ons. Fun In FMiin. Put when all is said and d'T.o th real tun of tishing is only ir.( idcntal-U-in the. catching of Ph. F.w n th men who are keenest on landing the Uig ones will admit this it tl. y s t down and canvass the factors thai makes that perfect day. how much the riie Ik tries alori; th road, thi- beautiful biiils as the dart i:t and out of th- fma -1 tte. the deep green of the poo! where on p.itientl w!ii',e away your tiaehelped to build np eiore aint'-nt. The thoughts jmi bad ware pleasant ono?, tt.e vot'lu 'f ino:, :s, typewriters and bill was vary temo'.,. P. 1h.ips your kia-l w 1 nui a bea.. .is it mi-ht I. i lr. hut. ymir heart was light enou'i to b ilam 0 it. How the years P.. on and on. Kvery school he . 1 iu.ht hi imss ot tiP. i'sll. pla'.ed hook'.- ir. oj-'U r t'

get a holiday and tha n was afraid J to show his eatoh, pi oud as lv- wa! of t!io little Kaon h-'hters. A f.iv-j orite tish for tb.e ai':.ai an ni .and or." j that thmed wh'-n placed in the old I wooden horse tron-h. rui..pkii'J

sc-ods they ere ca'U-d and are I nn: sorry to sav, gcurallv i-ft in tloboat as us U . t' uek. No so; skin them and fry t'.iem prope-dy and they make a good pan 'Wh. S'm.. :;iu in

1 deeper waters they arc of cor;dcr-

able size and thev brircr to th.e b"what the hass aiul tiout bring to th-.

man, a light heart.

The Kaloy intermrdiates fell beforo the e diver school indoor team at the- nliver grounds Monday even-

j ing by the- score of 17 to 14. Levy, i tl.o Kalry moundmaÄ, lead the batj ting with two hemvrs. Hut the ral- . In s staged, by the Oliver school

crew in the tin-. I innings were too much for the Kaley nine. Harvath st aired some- remarkable fielding for the winners. K..U v i 1 015 110 14 1 4 1 (liver S. ..122 '20 01217 1. I Dovv nnel Sabo; Kdstrom and (,ish. "

Totals 14 5 12 2 . None out when winnin;

was scored. xx Kan for Krueger in 6th. P.rcoklyn nuo 01:. 000 i Cincinnati 101 101 001 5 F.rrors Olson (2); Mamaux. Two baso hits tUubert 2; Kilduff. Tliree base hits Groh, Xeis. Stolen bases Dauber t, Kopf, Wingo. Sacrifice hits Dapbert, Olson, Myers. Double plays Groh to kicking to Daubert, Whcj.t to Krueger to Olson. Left on bases Brooklyn 9; Cincinnati 10. Rases on ball off Ruethor 3: off Pfeffer 3; off Mamaux 1. Hits off Pfeffer 7 in 3 1-3 innings: Mamaux: 5 in 4 2-3 innings. Struck out Ruether 2: Mamaux 1. "Losung pitcher Mamaux. Umpire Moran and Ripler. Time 2:06.

VAUGHN WHITEWASHES BOSTON BRAVE OUTFIT

By Associated Pree: CHICAGO. July 19. Vaughn outpitched Rudolph Monday and Chicago shut -.ut Boston. 5 to 0. Vaughn's home-run drive In 5ie third inning wa enough to win, hut the locate hunched a single by Mprkle anil a. double by Robertson after Herzog had been hit, and scored two more in that inning. Score :

CRAMP iy LEG CAUSE OF MEEHAWS DEFEAT

A severe cramp in the calf of h!s right U-g. which came upon him in the home stretch, was responsible for Median's failing to place in the lyr:ipio final, according to Coach Ha-ekpe, who received a telegram l":o, f),e Notre Dame athlete Sunday. So grava was his injury it was iieecssaiy for him to he carried off the field, from where he had dropped up in the cinders.

Roston Powell, cf . Pick. 2b . . . .Mann, If . I'ayrf, rf Kullivan. lb Boecke!, Cb Maranville, (lowdy, c . , Rudolph, p x Ford Totals . . .

CI den go I 'lack, rf Herzog, 2 b . Terry, ss ... Merkle. lb Robertson, If Twom'dy, cf Deal. Zh ... Daly, c Vaughn, p .

AR 3 3 4 3 O Ö 4 r

H 0 0 () 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

It 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

H PO A 0 4 0 2 5 ü 1 1 0 10 0 0 12 0 0 0 1 0 1 7 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 6 24 16 in ninth. II PO A 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 2 1 9 1 2 10 0 2 0 13 4 0 7 0 1 1 2 6 27 10

PILOT SHAMROCK

Skipper After All Hay Conference.

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itKsi lts Yi;sTrnn T. American Ienffue. Clerelnnd. KM; n-tnn. rt-a. St. L.u:l. 4: Philadelphia 0. Chicago. w York, s-." Detroit :it Washington iraln. National lufur. I'ro-.klyn. 4: Clndnniitl. 5. He.sfoti. 0; Chicago, Ö. Philadelphia. 2: St. Louis, .1.

ri l n g s New York at Pittshureh (rain). Amftrun .arf-lat Ion. FoJutnlMin. 4: Milwaukee. T.. Toir.io. 4: Kn.iM e'lty. et. Indlanapoll. p; Minneapolis, 3. Louisville. Sf Paul, f.

t -

(12 in-

GAMLS TODAY. Amerlmn Ihu Chicago at New York. St. I...ids jit Philadelphia. Detroit t Washington. Cleveland at Kosten. Niillnn.il Inirue. No games nein lute.1.

Southern Orleans, 2:

Aasori.itinn. Atlanta.

New-nines.)

Meniphl. 4; Little Km-k, 2. Chnttnnoea. C; Nahtlle. 1. Moldl(-Klnnln?ham i eanio wet grounds).

MO in-

postponed

tvti.rn Tio.b u:Gcr, Jersey City. 2; Korhestor. 1. IlufTalo-Sy racv:s irnlul. Akron -Heading (ralni. Kaltlmore, 3; Toronto, 0.

Hr AsseiAtM Ire : SANDY HOOK. N. J . Ju Capt. William P. Bi;rtr. wi the h!m of Shamrock I w races again. Tuesday aca: Arne r jean defender. Resolute. Amern a's cup. This ws the decision

Mor.dav r:!ht bv Sir Thmas I. pf and h'.s yachting advisers after day spent in rfinfcrcn.ee oer ti h a n d ! t r g of the i h a 1 ! e n ge r m t ! first two matches, the first ef wh: resulted in a v:c!(!y for t!ie lr. sloop after her ri.il had been w;; drawn because of an accident athe second of which was called because Resolute, after eutdi-T m

lag Shamrock, had been unab.

finish within the six-hour tin., '.yvi'. "Capt. Burton will p.- at t -. wheel Tuesday, I und.erstan !." s.t. 1 Sir Thomas after the coe.f. rerv "After that I cannot say. and. - f course. I will not talk about it.Will Not Talk. Gossip abo.trd Sir Thomas' str;r i yacht Victoria had it that Capt. Rurton asked for another chare.-. the Irish baronet would not :scuthis phase and Capt. Rurton cu'. : not bo reached. From Thursday, when Sh imrock found herself on the line at th.- start and had to r cress, until the present, yachting experts have be. ri . -verely criticising Capt. Rurf-n's work. Resolute still has thro v: -teries ti w in if sh.- is sue ce sf u'.ly t

i defe nd the cup, w hereas Shamre . n. .needs only two more. Regatta rubs j call on alternative racing days for ja windward and leeward course ,,r 1 - ...IV . ... .... 1 I

i . iiioe. io ,t iej; anu a ia lingular course- with logs of 1') miles .ndi. but as Saturday's race has to j... r -

Three-1 Iaue. Moline. 4: 10; Peoria. 1; 2: 0 Pransville, 2; s: 1- lto-kf.rd. :

sailel. over a

tomorrow triangle.

race lay

;i b.

sherdel wiysowy GAME FROM BROW r A

Rock Island, 3; e; T

; 3. Cedar Rapldü. 2; 4; 0. 1; 4; 4.

R'.oominsrton. 2;

Terre II.mt.

WELCH'S CLOUT IS i FIFTH FEATURES Wis

l'y Assot iate d Pia ss. ST. LOl'IS. July

won from Philadelphia L innings Monday, g. t break in the serns.

13. St. Ro.:;s

.. to 2. :a in. g ,n e v u ;hf rd ! W a-

By Associated Preps: PHlIDhLIMIIA. July 10. Welch's homer with fwo on bases, culminating a bombardment of Weilmann in the lifth inning wen Monday's gumi- irom St Iouis J to ; 1 score: j St. I.outsv AB. It. H. e. A.I Tobin, rf 4 1 - 2 (h ik-deun. b. ... 2 O O l .'. : Visier, lb 4 l l w ; Jacobson, cf. . . 4 0 0 T () ! N llliarns. If. ... 4 1 2 ( smith, Cb 4 o m j o ; Gerber, sa 4 0 o ' 2 Severe id, e 4 1 -' 2 -J Wcilman, p. ... 1 " " o 1 Sthorm. p. ... 1 U 0 ( Rillinss, x 1 0 0 n o . Totals 3 3 4 7 2 4 6

steady throughout the Kan.e paved the way toward winning own game in the twelfth when doubled to center. Score:

PliilailclplUa AR R

Ibourvcau. If. J. Miller, 2b-"l Str nge 1, rf ... Meus;!. It. ....

Raw lings. I:. .Miller, t Win at. C . Hubbell, p xuCauscv

1 1

5 1 ft

H ii 1 0

1 1 l 0

pi i

o 'J

Totals One out when

4". 2 ? r,i

winning run scor 1.

xxRatted for Wrhtstor.e in ninth, xxxltan for Cravcth in ninth.

1 b

x Ratted for Sothoron m I'th.

PhllndcIpMa AR. It.

Witt, rf Dykes, 3b. . . . Walker, If. .. Welch, cf. Dugan, 2b. ..

000 000 0000 003 001 lOx 5 Rrretrs, Kayrs, Maran-

Merkle. Vaughn; two-

P.y As'-o.-i.ited Pre-ss: PARIS. July 1J. Georges Carpenter. Ruropean heavyweight champion, arrived here Mcnday aft. r his tour of the I "nited States. He was give-n an ovation when he appeared on the streets.

ITX RICKARD

THE WORLD 0, SPORTS

NFW VOJIK, July IP

Ruth, pre mi' r lor-distanc-., of the .e-, York Ameri-vin

e'lwb, made a p.-.v liome

fe.r the maior lt icne' h-re wlien he knocked out his home run of the season.

obtained on ritcner kh

second trame of a doul

with Chicagc. lmdrd tie-id blear .'rs. The re

on base at the time. Ruth knocked out a.no;hr: home run in the ninth in nine bi- ser-uvl for the day and his thirty first, for the season.

Several over sirro

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forced the W.i.-hintnn indoor team to forte jr.

slon st. nine at the Dii;.; grounds Monday r-vrin.

?peia1 to TT:e NeTTS-Tirnes : IJiPOKTK, Ind.. July 1?. Frank Taffel. prtmetcr of the Ye Ich.-Han-lon bout to be Rtagre lure, is trying to get Champion Ja-'k I)..mp.y to be at the ringside. Kd lie Hanlori. of Chicago. Is expected to give t-... South Re-nd tiglitpr a hard run. Thr.? will be three i-relimin.arif s.

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base hits, Rc-bertson, Pick: homo run, Vaughn; sacrificf hlt5. Robertson. Daly; loublo play. Maranville to Pick to Sullivan, Deal to Merkle C); left on tapes, Boston 9, Chicago base on balls, off Vaughn 2, off Rudolph 2: hit by pitcher, by Rudolph 2 (Deal, Herzog), by Vaughn 1 (Gowdy); struck out, by Vaughn 5, by Rudolph 1; umpires, O'Day and McCormlek.

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Charles C. Gates. lo-val .lincing teacher, h is offer, d a sterling silver ' loving cup to the winno; ( f Class R in the So-ith Rrnd-Misha waka Indus- ; trial league. Mr. Gate will also at- ! temtt to get the New York V irkff - I to rl- in exhil'dtion .-m. heie. '

On of t)M moat famous sport promoters tn thU conutrjt öo hia taken a largi step to stlate the rome-bstck: of the manly art In New York by lenslag the Madison Square Garden for a period of ten years at approximately $300.000 yearly. He wiU use all his energy to land the Carpe-ntier-Denipsey match should the Frenchman take It in his head to fiht. Horse and dog shown, clrcuse and bicycle race will alio be heki therv

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Two your.? fellows arested in NeYork for playinc baseball on th Ftreet were discharged by Magis

trate Sweetzer when the o;f.

mltted that there were only fo i:.en in the. game, because, unu -rtv Uw unless there aro nine nma on

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PEREY GIRLS SWAMP LEEPER ISDOOR SISE

The Kaley park wa the scene of another battle betw-een two contestants of the Junior Girls' Indoor Baseball league. The teams were the representatives of the Leeper ai d the Perley parks. The Perley girls won by the freakish score of 4 0 to 19.

START HYGIENE WEEK AT WISOSA LAKE

WINONA IiAKL', Ind., July 20. 'Rettet tables better citizens" was the slogan as child hjgiene wetk started here today. The program will be conducted under the direction of the division of infant ard child hygiene. Et. Ada R. Schweitzer is the director. iShe is asiis-.ed by a btafl of dietitians and nurses. The hygiene week is part of a. health campaJ sm carried on by the child hygiene division of the board of health. It wjll be a school of education in eugenics and Is to impress the community with .iti increased sense of responsibility for Its children.

IIAVKTtnTLU MASS.. IIAS BIG "DRaUXK' SXevTMP

According to police court records there were practically four time as many persnn arrested for drunkenness in May. 1915, In Haverhill, Mass., as in the snme month this year. Trohlbitlon Is credited with the decline in the number of arrests for this cause. Only 36 arrests for drunkenness were made in May, 1929, against 141 in May, 1313. N"ex-er in the history of the police department have arrests been eo few as at present and the number is decreasing. Other forms of crime have decreased materially, alba, the records show.

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