South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 213, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 July 1920 — Page 10

VIl I.Pm iiniiMMi, n ,v iujo THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Ruth Makes it 36 as Yanks Batter Browns for 21 Hits and Win' 19 THREE PITCHERS UNABLE TO STOP HEW YORK'S BATS PLAY FOR G1TY TENNIS TITLES OPENS IN PARKS Stellar Golfers of America and Britain Who Will Stage Exhibition Matches at Country Club SMrr Make Seron! Circuit Drive in Two I)a. But Team Lo-es. Twenty Men and Twelve GirlStajze Fir.-t Matche This Afternoon.

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three- St. Louis pitcher-, for 21 hits, New Vork won Friday's gtrce. 1

.mho ci me v;?ii.rs r.r were :; tr.i huFfs, two being hr: ru .ns. f Jtvjth ma'lf his .irh circuit I r : v of th m aaan in the ninth inning with IVwstr on bis.-, driving T i I all over the right id hb a h-r Mmir1. who followed him. hit to deep center for a hr,:i e run. It w;s ' h:s fc,r. In two dtys. The locals -.-:bi h. nothing with ' Mny, S:s!er"s hiM- rut; into th" right field stand- in th- t;fth also : w a his sf-rnnfl in tu -, d.i -s. Score;

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RED SOX DROP THIRD l. ROW TO CLEVELAND

IW Assoctatrd I'rrss. 'i'Li:vr.liAXr. .. July in i'Uvtland tnndf it ttir' straight from Boston Friday, wiminc. 1 to 4. Bush, who M.irtrd to pitcii for Boston, was il-1 utid inf-ffctivr anfi also was guilty of an error that was ro?tly. I'vinn"v. vf.o un-.-. il - -J him. was hit hard. Caldwell h Id Boston to thrro hits and ono ruti for ,-vn Innings and th.fi i as. i! up. Scorr; nt,,, ab n. ii. r. a Vitt, "h 4 1 ( 1 Foster, 2b " " " 1 MrNallv. 2b ... 1 1 1 4 Haio'v. if " i Hoop. r. rf . . . . 4 " 1 1 " Srhant'. rf ? " 1 - Mi lnnis. lh ... 4 " 1 T 4 Scott. s 4 ' '.' -t 4

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GOLF CHAMPIONS OF TWO NATIONS WILL PLAY HERE

League Standing

THOUSANDS WATCH COLUMBUS EVENTS

Interest in tlie Grand Circuit Hold Out Geers Drives in the W inner.

Kvan and Gardner on the South Bend Course.

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B.?on f,'"' f,nl L" I i l"lr eland ' "' 2 : 1 t T o-l iso hits J.ltUleson. O Neil'. Smith. Spnkrr. Wallers T'.inebas hit Ir inny. Stolrti b tsos Watubscrss J(hr.ton Sarrifli Chapman. !7rr rs -Foster. SrhuiC. Bush. Iou!do p!a-s Foster. Soon mid Mclrriis; Mrln-ns, Walters ;ind Molnnis Loft on base- Boston. : Fk-vrlar.d. I'.iss on halls Off Bush. r; off Pevmney. 2: of Caldwell. 3. Hits Of Bush. 7 in :. inrtinss: rff Prvir.r.-y. 7 in irr-ir.irs. Hit by pitcher By Ba-h. 1 (Cardmr). Struck out- -By Bush. I. ho?, lr.cr pitcher Bush. Fmp:r s Iineon and Owens. Timt 1 : r. .

LOUISVILLE LOSES LAMAR AFTER FIGHT: SA1XTS U 7.Y THIRD

LOri.YlLLK. .fulv "0 Inc ilitance hittfrc rff W rieht er. .tided I'aul to win to .'. mikir-r It three out of four from l.e:j .sv.'.'e. Outfielder L,aivir who fr.vt,d in an alUrtatiun Avith i:.tf;fller Ma.tvy Thurday h. is Wen st.sit r.d' d Indefinitely b Man.'.ciT MrOnrthy f Louisville and loft Fri 1 iv p.u'ht for his hoiue in Baltimore. Score: St. raul !: foe k ia r J.uiisil!o . jvvi 0(1 2 Coumbe. Mall in.t F. : rr:i e . "Wright, Koib. J,eo . d Knob -r.

IXDESTRl'CTOS TO PLAY AT FT. IT' AY ME SI X DAY Sunday norninp; th.o Mishaaka Jndf -struct r.s v. ill travel to Ft. Wayne ar.d piav a niurn pra with the X.lncrln I,'.fo team of tht city. This will he th second arre this

The firyt frame the I.f. team -v,jr. th game by the t : i 1 1 sc..:-.- of to 1. liotr; the I r.de-tru dos .vp! th,. Zfif Clut h i'.e b. t r. t'.:aw .r,0' crowds to their kuml

Britain's liest will be matched with America's lust in an exhibition golf tournament of eighteen hole., to be played at the Chain-o'-Iakes Country dub Monday afternoon, August it was announced yesterday by 11. Y. Younir. chairman of the golf and tournament committee of the. South. Bend club. Harry Vnrdon and IMward Kay, wh yesterday defeated Francis Miiinet and .lesse (iuilford at the Belmont Spring Country club, EtelBuli on the local course, while niont. Mass.. will represent John Charles "Chick") F,ans and Bohrt A. ("Bob") (lardner, remejnberd for their ilayinK in the lleiTCioss teeat iiament heie tu years ago, will mike up the other ends of the matches. Will Not "Tag". The committee plans to defray expenses of the exhibition by asking t!w local club and those of neighboring cities to contribute amounts in proportion to their size, and the balance of the necessary funds are b he r.'i h-ed. it is planned, by suhiriptiori of the South Bend organiy.tüon. Thui; tagging" will be unneces.ary. The golf stars will come to South Bond following the match at the Inverness club, Toledo. Ohio. Fvans took the we.-tern amateur championship at Mtnphis some weeks ago. it pening his success of the last fewyears, and Vardon has been winner of tiie British open championship more than otne. The match between those two should prop intersting to local e xponents of the g ame. Fxpcct Many Visitor. Visitors from many d' the surrounding clubs are expected to come to S.uith Bend to witness the match, and preparations are being made to accomodate a big gallery. The Britons will play in Chicago, hut that is the nearest it y to South Bend at which they will appear and Indiana will be represented on their tour by South Bend alone. Bfrt Myerif.g. professional of tho Chain-o'-l-ikes club, has been workii.g on the proposition of getting the golf stars here for a number of weeks, and his efforts have been supported by the local tournament committee.

American Iauf. -lu! W. L. Tct. I Cleveland 1 Neu Vrk M ",' ,v4" rhiillga "o d' U'ashiniton 44 4i A St. Louis 44 4'. .47:; l'.ostnu 40 01 .4b Detroit ".4 "'s "" ! Philaihlphia --' ',. .I's'l atlomil Lrasue. Clubs VV. Ii. T't. Bro.-kl vn "" 42 ' rin. in tt.it f " 4' - New York 47 4 ..!., Pittsburg 4C U .-"11 j Chi-"I'M 4s .4'.'! St I.e;:U H .".a .4'N, p..t.u '? " -4-v-' ; I'ldl.nlelpli'n ' -4ls i American Ami iatiin j lubi W. I- r-t. j st. 1' in) 7m -'a I MilU'.Mpeli! el I''- ..jl'j Indianapolis "d 47 ."-'' Milwaukee 4'. t Ti.le.1 ., .. '- .'; l.iUlivtlle is ." .Y.Hi , r..hnuii:s .".7 ": Kniisas City ".I o,:; .".."d j

r.y Asse, lato! l'ress : COLUMBUS. O.. July ?,o. Interest in the mid-summer race meet here was maintained up to tho verylast day, another excellent crowd being present and one that broke ail recorils for a get-away day program. .More than six thousand were entertained by the four events, of which the feature was the 2:04 pace. Princess Mary won it easily by speed In the home stretch, when Fleming called on her to pass Baroness IMgeivnod, who was a pacemaker each mile until the seventh eighth pole was reached. The second mile i 2:');; 1-2 was a new record for the Canadian mare. fleers drove another winning race Friday when he put over Lecco Crattan In tho second division of the

PHILLIES HIT AND WIN FROM PIRATES

Philadelphia Team Purchases Catcher From Birmingham to Start Sept. 1. ry Associated l'ress: PHILADELPHIA. July SO. Timely hitting by Wrishtstone and Wheat featured Friday's 7 to 2 Phildelphia victory which, makes three out of live for the lecals in the series with Pittsburg. Hubbel itched his first game here as a local player. Pres't Baker of the Phillies announced the purchase of Cali ber Peters of the Birmingham Southern association team who will report September 1. Score:

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Hntrant- f r th city charri-"--phlp t-r.tt:s tournaments p'.av th !" first matrhes c-ff today at lbwari and Iyp-r p-arks The gir'.s nro to play at Lee per park .md the i at Howard. There arc 2" tr.n ar ! 12 girls er.t - re 1. K. Wrmu'di, w 1 has h ;.i iV' city ehamp;or.sh;; f -fm time, will !ef r.d h:s t;tb ;u the rr.rr, ir.g m.itch s. The gams played today :;r" ; follows: AT IIOWAHD PAKK. Mt Ii Tim. It. Veraiande v? FarringtTi ... 1 p m. V. C. Al war.! w Wolfe I ;.. M'jirttiT vp H irj-. l t :.o p Slmpen vs. S. li.irno I :.- ;.. P. Martin Furcy 4 ; a p t :. A. S. Martin v i:. IMit7. i .' p. m. Hanüliica Wliiteiaan ; . pM. Atidriis vs. V;iioier!'e.uii i ... : Hyde v. Suiiin.ergill i p. : l'ertr s.d.f -'iv at i.i;i:pj:k pakk. Match Tim Ttita 'Ii i I'le.t a vs. Vri 'Inner 1 ..'; p. r-i. Mildred K-:v.-y is At.irJ ri U" Id fco ml 1 .;r p. :.!. Mildred IU rt.fi s. Krina Hi. km a n 4 a p. HoIpu Ahvar.l - .N in a Keljo.. . 4 :.'. p F.rtna K-wi;ig llt.iti Jehnon 4 ;",.) p ., Cciruiiie Se-i r-). ! ler vs. Marth. i Tay 1t 4 : n p n Winners of July r.l play will h matched for the play Aug. 2 Ar.cther round will he played A'rg. i with the tmals Aug.

SEMATORS LOSE Ol T AS TIGERS HIT HARD

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was hit hard and relieved seventh by Khmke. w ho h visitors safe after Ibtro grouped tlire' Juts and two v.for four run". Sore;

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BRAVES WTM EASILY IM LAST OF SERIES

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KtM M s V KSTKKDAY. A mT ln n League. I'luhnb Ijdiia ö; 'Iii. -ago V r.nst.Hi 4; Cleveland '. Wellington I: letndt s New York V.': t. bonis National I. r a 511. Cirndnn.-iti 11 : r.ntokh n ' St. beul; 7: New York V Chicago 1 ; Boston I. Pittsi'iirg 2: Philadelphia 7. Amerlcitn Amx Pit Ion. Milwaukee lndi.inai'oli- t. Miiitieap.dis at Coluinl. us pl.iyrd WedIK' Si I.IV. K.'i!:is 'ify nt Toledo wet grounds. St Paid I'.; I.onNville 2. ?utlrrn A.ociitlon. Atlnnta Meniphi- 7. Now rb-:niH '. ; Ctiaf tanorig;) n. i:irndm:t..i;ii 1: N;ishilb- I iti- 12 i 11 r. ii!g '. dark nes . Little II-', k ; M-.l.ile 2. I ntrrnnttii.l l.icnf. Kendtng : Jersey rjfv 4 1 b tntiings. Syr a eii. 1; Baltimore V Ki.. li ft r ; P.utT.ilo L".. Akron Tero'ito 4. ill Innings.) CAMUS TODAY. Amrrlrup lng;iie W;ihiniTteii nt Befreit. Phl'adf lphla at "ld. nfi. New Y'ork at St. I.oiiis. r.ost"ti at Cleveland. National l.fusuf. Pittsburg nt P.oston. 'Inrinn.itl at New York. CMong.. at Pldladelptd.i. St. I. ouis nt Brooklyn.

ITALY IS SFEMDIMG 30 MILLIOMS TO FLY

IMDIAMAP0LIS TAKES THIRD OFF MILW AUKEE

P.v Ass.-bited Pr s : INPIANTAPOBIS. July " Y Ir.dia aic '.is w on the rt r a 1 game ef the serie. from Milwaukee Friday. 4 to A rally in the eighth pushed over pAo nir.- for Indian.ipolis, which w.re enough to win the game. Milbr had allowed only thr e hits up to the eighth round. .lossett. pir.ch hatting for Whitehouse in this in nine, drove in the tying run with, a hit through short. Two Milw.iukie runs ware the result of Ind; ir.a po'.js errors, white the other one was wild pitched across by

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WASHINGTON, July r.o. Italy is vponiling J.'lo.rtOO.COO this year on its aviation program. which is mainly of a civil character. Its program calls for a complete aerial transportation system for both passenger and goods, a regular air mail service and the establishment of International air routes Study of routes which will Join Italy with Trance, Switzerland. Austria, Jugo-SIavia, Greece and the Italian colonics also is being made by the government authorities. Two dirigibles are now operating a successful touring service between F.or.10 and Milan and between Venice and Milan, and plans are being made to start the Napo'ePalermo route. Four other local routes are in operation and experiments are being conducted on f ve others.

ABFItPFFN. S. D. A local baker who has just received word that a patent has been prante.l his invention of h new stb- scrub brush and mop. i chr.rg-il with conducting an un-

heat and General Wilson was the chief contender against Be, -co Crattan in the first two heats. In the. 2:1.". trot pcdlie hay won in a straight heat ietory over a held of ten. Alicola, the original favorite, could get no closer than second in tho first heat and th n showed ordinary form in the other miles-. 1 he last event was ;i split heat affair hnnlly won by F'iza Dillon. Summary: Pa- Second liisinti. Three Heats. Purse M.ouo. Iaceo Grattan. oh. h.. by Lerro Wilkes (Goers)... 1 1 2 'Jmi'iuo, b. m , by Count Hon i ( Pal in ) .", n 1 Genera! Wilson, b. g.. hy General May (Martin. 2 2 i Th Foston Man, b. h.. hy Northern Man CW. Fleming) ... j Midgf t Hal. Dick V.,. an-i H dg... wood starttd also. Time 2:'7 1-4. - : 0t 1 -1. 2:"7i-j. J:ir '1a-s Trot. TIh-iv Hcatv. Ptne SI. IHM). Dottle Day. h. m.t by Morgan Axworthy (McDonald) 1 l 1 Pritton Finch, b. g, by silver Finch ( Talln an . . . . ." 2 Z Van II. ro. g.. by Pordorlon (Whitehead) r, 2 Alicola, b. m.( hy P. rgin ( Kaan) 2 7 1 Pqronoss Hanover, Maharba. Hollyrood King. Sammy R, Petty Smith, Trumpeter and Viola Watts also started. Time 2:07 1-4. l': 1-4. 2:"S. 2:(l I'aec, Thrco H-ats. Pitr-o S.tJMIO. Princess Mary. b. m.. bv Lloyd Poll (V. Fleming) 1 1 l Iaroness Kdgewood. ro. ni.. by P.aron Revw (O'h'ds) 2 2 2 Ksther R. b. m., by Faron Wood King (Murphy... ?, n, Eliza Dillon, b. m . bv Time 2.04 1-4, 2:v; 1-2. 2:10 Trot. Three Heats, Purse' S t ,. E!iza Dillon, b. m.. by Dillon A x wort h y (Hyde 2 3 11 Allie Ashbrook. b. g.. bv Ashbrook (Puff ,"12" J W, b. g., by Duke Ideal 1 Thornton . . . 1 6 4 2 Letar.r.a S, b. h.. by Fnko (Morrison) . . . rt 2 " ro Baroness Coehato and Miss Clari Mae also started.

Time ::o.j 1-2, 2: 1-2. 2:10 1-2

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Ity Associated Iresa : HOSTON, July SO. McQuillan held Chicago to four hits Friday and Poston had littb? difficulty in the closing game of tho series. Score: (h tea go AH. R. 1 1. O. A. Flack, rf 4 0 0 :: 0 Herzog. 2b 2 0 0 1 1 Terry, ss 2 0 0 1 1 Harber, lb 4 0 1 0 Robertson, If . 4 11 1 2 0 Twombly. cf . . ?, a 0 4 0 Deal. ni P. 0 2 0 0 Kilb for. e .... P. 0 0 7 1 Hendrix. p .... 2 0 0 ) .'! Merkle, x 1 0 0 0 0 Carter, p 0 0 n 0 0 Totals P,0 1 4 2 4 7 x Hatted for Hendrix in Sth. UoMon AH. R. 1 f . o. a. Powell, cf .... .' 0 1 1 0 Pick. 2b 4 I P. 1 4 Mann, If 4 0 1 4 0 Cruise, rf P. 0 1 1 0 Holke, lb P. 0 16 n Hcoekel. 21 ... 4 0 a 1 2 Maranville, ss . : 2 1 2 O'Neill, c 1 1 1 1 0 McQuillan, p . . 2 0 1 0 4

Will Secure New Motorcycles for Big Races Here

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Pittsburg e 2 000 C00 2 Philadelphia 012 1 00 12x 7 Krrors - Hat ffn-r. Two-base hits Itawlins. W'h-at. Wrightstone. Three-base' hits Cirey. Southworth. Stobui bases' LHghee 2; Williams 2; Wrightstone, Fletcher, Whaat. Sacrihce Carlson. Doubb lla v Southworth and Caton. Ivft ..ti "bases Pittsburg 7; Philadelphia 7. Hase on balls riff Carlson 1; Hlako 2: Hubb ell 1. Hits Off Carlson 7 in P. 1-P innings; off Hlako 7 in 4 2-P. innings. Hit by nitcher i'.v Car'.son (Wrightstone); by Hlake (Williams). Struck out By Hlako Ö; Hubboll 1. loosing pitcher Carlson. Fmpires (juigley and o'Day. Time 1:4.

MARIMES GET EIGHT OM OLYMPIC SQUAD WASHINGTON. July P.O. The Marines hae landed again. with tin re officers and f 1 e men on the various teams that v. ill carry the American eadors in the Olympic games. I.iut. Henry H. Piveredgo of Cr. i for 11 i i , winner of the shot put and javelin throw in the A. II. F. h.vmpionsb.ip--. w as second only to P.P. MacDora'd in the shot final Private Steven Muchic of Michigan v. on his ph'oe in the 1"5 poind boxing clas.--. and private William J. Welch of Iowa, in the loC pound, wrestling clas. Major W. Dulty S nith. of Pennsylvania is coaediiag 1 lie I'r.ited States rifle team and on the team are la. ut. Joseph Jackson of Mis-o'Jri. Sergeant Morris Fisher of ( ihio, ami Ser-ear.ts Ienshaw and S'-hriver of the District of Columb.a.

Totals 2H 4 'hieag-o 000 Hoston Oil Two-base hits Deal, anville, Powell Three-

Itobertson, McQuillan. Stolen bases Cruise. Maranvillo, Pick 2. Sacrifice O'Neill 2; Holke. Mcquillan 2. Double plays McQuillan to Maranville to Holke; Roeckel to Holke. Frrors Harbor. Hendrix, Hoeckel. Deft on bases Chicago 4; Roston fh Rases on balls Off Hendrix 2; Carter 1; McQuillan 2. Hits off Hendrix J in 7; Carter nothing in I. Struck out Hy Hendrix 4; Carter 1; McQuillan 1. Loosing pitcher Hendrix. Fmpires Hart and Harrison. Time 1:P7.

Howard Hagedorn. the local representative of the Harley-David-son motorcycles, is at the factory at Milwaukee, Wis., securing new machines and professional riders for the motorcycle race meet to be held at Springbrook par'c, Sunday, Aug. S. Not only will this factory be represented but expert riders of Ineliana, from Springfield. Mass., and Henderso nand Excelsior racers, from Chicago, will be present. The Johnson motorwheel factory' of this city, will have a number of fast machines in one contest and side-ear racers from the east are coming to compete for tho prize money. This is the third event of the kind this season at Springbrook park and the attendance has increased each time, for the thrills and excitement of mile-a-ininute racing on a half-mile track have not been equalled in any other spurting event held in South Rend.

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IN DIANA PORIS. Rep. Charles F. Dean suggested that the two houses of the Indiana legislature play a ball game to decide which side shall make concessions to brcC; a deadlock evi r legislation now in conference. Dean introduced a motion to this effect -which

The past six weeks have witnessed the return to this country of iOo. Jugoslav volunteers who. throughout the war foutrht in the Serbian Army on the Saloniki front. This group, together with one of 750 which .arrived in March, represents but a small part of the lS.00r Serbs. v(1(1ts and Slovene who have left the United States pince FG2 t right. j

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