South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 242, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 August 1920 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS -UM ES Ralph DePalma W ins Elgin Road Race Breaking All Previous Records

DAY, .VLGIVT ft?,

GÜBS SMASH OUT TIMELY HITS AND BLANK BROOKLYN

Sensational Fioldin:

Alexander and Lrailrr Drop One.

T.J Aßn ritted prees : CHI 'AGO. Au

Saves

DePalma Breaks Records Winning Elgin Road Race llgin. m., aw?. 2. naiph reP:. l::.a won the eighth annual r.at : -j r. 1 1 road rac of 2 3 0 miles hero to'-..; 11 f rove rr 1 the course of

WHITE SOX FALL BEFORE YANKEES

Meet at Springbrook Today

Shaukcy Scatters Chicago Hindes and Has Perfect

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Terry !ivi--tlrr.". S.coro: J'.rooVljn Olson, 5 Johnston, b CriTith. rf "V.in.t. If . My Ts, cf 3ontrhy. !'.. Xilduff. 2 li Miller, c Crimps, p 3cNeia . . . . . Totals . . . x Ran for riark. rf Tfrrv, k-4 . . Hn'rt.-on. If Merkte, lb .Tnskert. rf TVnl. 3 b JI-r7or. 2b O'Farreli. c

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Ni:V YOItK. Aug. :'V .Ww York j riai! !: two out "f thrco from Chi- 1

cicro by winnlnp today, 3 to 0. fhiw. kfy pitchrd a tine gamo for tho

wa aidtrl by rerrmrkof his team rr.S-trs.

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GIATS GET TO ELLER .4 KD SHUT OUT CHAMPS

t er.t'r rontf r- tojirrd at thft Ti'.

s'on Chro!r. who

ha'.t in thf 'cor. d lap t an obstr-ir' i " r. from hix f:o. and who thus lost

four lios whir-h h never r(-r(vrr and tl.o oth'-r binc Joe Thotno. '.riv. r of rar Xc. 10, who ?t-prf'i t a'i'.'uv T'-m A!b-n to replace him at th Th'-rr.as was injured d'irir.cr a prnctl'-e spin last wc r 1 f'.'irn! hin-'S.-lf too wnk to f.n-'-h tb'- i'finv-'t, ilthough h- pi'.ot-d hi ' ear for six laps. p. TVilira rwrt d the fi rs t on hundrid and rlftv ml'e-t at an avtr-

rhirnc:o .Vrw York

T'V'" hir; Schalk.

?f.,!?n hase Van1. Sacrifices i'v.-i?. ripp, Ruel. Errors Weaver. Fabrr. Doub play Ward to Pipp. r.oft on b-5n Chicago. 5; New York. 5. Paso on balls Off Phaw- ! ry. 1; Farer. 3. Struck out By Fhawkfv. 0; Vaher- 1. Umpires I. vans and Dingen. Time 1:5.

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TO LOCAL BOX FANS mite Again

J5oz Chicago

Demptcy's Challenger flakes Inipression in Springbrook Bout?.

SINGERS LOSE TO

STUDEBAKERS IN INDUSTRIAL LOOP

EArT CHICAGO. ral Moran of New

Ind.. A-J Orleans

2 had

flOWIMEY STAND

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Billy Miske pave 2.00C fan at Fpringbrook"park a thrül Saturday afternoon when he boxed f;x rounds, three with RI!!y Tillman, a w-lter-w.ight who f:ghts Jack Britton for

tho crown Seut. and three his chief Fparrinc partner.

Hrinan. Precedir.ET thp snarrinr Avhihttion

t v, -s v c r-r- rw tk. ,.-..i'o ; -'-ur-nor

hiav:."wc:5ht crown threw the rnedi-1"' iai,gej cine ball, skipped rope and engaged

m a lot of high powered shadow boxing. Ho drove over from Centon Harbor, arriving in South Bend about 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ike i IVrnstein, his parring partners and j promoter Floyd Fitzimmons. who is i staß-irg thö labor Day scrap. j His workoat here was Impressive I J Jl 3 M I

ana ne arew rounas oi appiau.e j st. Louis from the fans for hi? snappy exhi- Boston .

bition. Miske appears to be in the pink of condition, burned to a healthy brown from his road work

J around Benton Harbor, and the bi

fellow radiates confidence. Houaan Takes Punibment.

Eailt to order for a fighter, with

shade the better of Charley White of Chicago in a. 10 round boui her todav. Moran carried the flxht White all the way and after a f,ir''-.s exchanra of busts in thJ fln.l ro?r,1 vvfÄ tc rtr fi rlfnrh to w 'or

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Auto-Maker Fall on Out fielder-Pitcher For 12-6 Virtorv.

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White in few rounds gave a

When Sir.err? rushed M:". rutfie'der. to the n:t'h:rir tte

fifth ir.nir.r of Saturdav e cirt wit

rood I the Jtudebukf r t ea :r. the--' tp-i'.e

j exhibition of ir.-.a.yV..r.c, v- Mora:

foot work carrb-d h'.M -'jt

Antrriran

EIGHTH ROUXD RALLY . GIVES CARDS VICTORY

I'.v Assented I'rfs: ST. I.'UiS, Ausr. 2S. A hy Mrlhnry in the eighth, ed by Evan's sacrifice' and cotes sinffle, pave St. Louis

double 5 to

CINCINNATI. Auer. 2. Although the Oiants were a: hi: by t- F.-da today almost two t one, thev wore more .--urreyf ul jr. buncb.'.n thir pit' dris and won i"';r to nothing.

Ieriton allowed twelve Juts an i i walked three r.in but tho champions j did not fret a runner to third ba?o I aft'r the flr: inning. Th" socor.il J pam of a J'i-h- dald double !: adcr i

a'ft speed of R 1 1-4 milf. an hour. The nineteenth lap he covered In ir. 5 r. u : -.s ar.d 11 seconds, breaking the r'ur.'ö record of f? minutes. IA .;,-. c on is. rr.nd by Sp enor Wigbert r'.ve yars acv in tho race in which h was l.i'led. P.-th DePalma and

4 victory over Philadelphia today. It was iay's first victory of the season. He participated in 15 pamem but or.lv four are marked against hin as lost. Srore:

was stopped by ra:n in th: l-in. neither sld having ficrp :

. y. 1 1 n. n. Purt-. if .'

Yon r --.-.if 4 FTi. h. -;l 3 Kelly, lb 4 Spe u er. cf .... - Do . 2b t Smith, c l lien tn p i Totals 33 ('iiuin'i A P. fIrV.. :t " IVu.w rt. lb ... . 1 Hnu-'"h. c .... 4 Duncan, If ... . No..! ., rf 4 Fb-k ir.r. -b .... " 'r:tr e. 4 Alb-i. r .1 lillrr. j. I

Tot-.;-- . . . 7s: . York . . . rir.vinmU - Two h'i o T'.ae Your -t r.-rton. ::rr Cr.ir.e. Foul b

:n c: t i'vii-i i: To to Kel'.v. Tri.-'h IV 1 to )r- . . Hiioni: ' o K T--v'.e. TO! t n ' aes7: VircmmM. .. I-'-rrr v.''t. 4- . Pv File-, t; ne:;ton. T.

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Milton mad the 2 3th Inp in minutes and 1". second?. DePalma's

i average rf 0 1-2 ml." an hour for

the entire distance also established a new record, tho best previous mark of 77.23 mi'es an hour havir.ir b'-"en made hv CF! Anderson in

iFtir, Milton, who won last year.

I 'Vf ;n onlv 73.09 in securing!"'-

1 'ir-. placo then.

BROU' RECRUIT HURLS

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l'liiladolplii.i 1 aulefo, lb Lobourvrau. If Stenpel. If Pawlings. 2b Williams, cf Meusel. rf Iletcber. P. Miller, 3b Withrov.-, c

Smith, p . ,

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FOSTO.V Auer. 2v St. Louis made tiirfo out of four cif the series wih

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berry. wlio jutflied his second pame for St. Louis, hold Boston to thrr hits and only one home player I

24 7th.

Totals "7 4 10 x Batted for CF Smith In

xx Patted for I?bourveau in xxx Batted for Betts in ?th. z Batted for Sten.eel in 9th.

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zz Pan

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1 Philadelphia 010 ist. Louis 110

! Two base hits Meusel, ; McIIenry. Stolen bases

27

oco 200

10

120 4 01 3

Fletcher. -Lebour-

veau; J. Smith. Sacrifice Lavan. Frrors Paulctte, Fletcher, G. Smith, J.ar.vrin. Dilhoofer. Left on bai; BhUadHphia. S: St. Loui?. 7. Bases on balls off G. Smith. 1; Fetts. 1; May, 2. Hits off G. Smith. 7 in 6; off Bftts 2 in 2. Struck out iv Hay ?. Losinpr pitcher Betts. Fmpires Hart and Moran. Time 1:50.

t

Tot'.b? ....

Bit ted for Harper in "rd. c-. i ..ins ons oia oift

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k w,, b::c. Berber (2). nener-

BRAVES HIT IN TIMELY FASHION; BEAT PIRATES

Ta

Tx . v-1ed I'r-'--MlNNFAl LIS. Fn:,"ard! defea t th O'ofr'.r.c rrame

MinTv. An", -d M:F-:uk-of f b. e ter!-

cl.iv. to 1v.lv In . foi.-r b'.MiAv.niko

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bauer

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itch- 1 ( ninth

toI'eol - wer

0 0

M il!',M'1l','l 1 1 1 lift Kein. :rt and Flrich Mayer.

1 4 l'"1 1 r ar.d.

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S'o'on . Sis'er. .Tacob--on. ToH". Si 'rltVos Gerber. Metinsky. Poub'e P'av Jfoyt to Seott to McInnis. L-ft on bases Sr. Louis. 9: :-"-,-.- 1 n.i', on balls Off D-

i . . Uir.wr " Hn t ? ITits i th

Off Harr-T. 4 in 3: Tfoyt. 7 in 6. Struok o-:t pv Peberry. 1 ; Harper. 1. it-,,.. " t .A.-inr nltrber TTov.

Owens -nd Chill. Tim1 m.

Powell.

Tills afternoon at. 2:30 the best amutuer racing ta'tnt in this vi unity jome of the most daring: rldera In tho country will line up for he final motorcycle race meet of the reason a Springbrook park. This is the fifth tvent of a series that has been conducted by South Bend managers and every race has given entire satisfaction both to the riders who competed for the prizes and to the public that has attended in such poodly crowds. For tho clo?e of the series some new faces will be seen on the track and such riders as Bob. Jones and Steve Wesley, of Chicago, promise to add to the excitement of the finishes. Other better known riders like Maidwyn Jones, Chuck Morrison. Ed Brinck. Don Marks and Charley Smith will be in the running, no doubt for Marks copped all the firsts for which he contended on Aug. 8. The side car event promises to furnish some of the most s.enpati'.na! sport of the afternoon. When they come down the stretch, lay over them and go into the turn broadside, it pulls the crowd rixht out of their seats. This will be strictly a race for the horns bunch with Alvin 'Wil'dans, Howard Hagedorn. C. Kindig and other out to make good. Dodge's band of Mishawaka will furnish the music and w;th the added free attraction of Lottie Mayer and her diving beauties, th-par: should entertain big crowds.

Club Chicago . Cleveland New York

Washington

Detroit

I'fcUadelphta

'utleni

HIGH SCHOOL GRID MEN DOWN TO WORK

Start Season's Grind on Local Field Schedule is Announced.

McGowan. owinK to the

rulinj But the.,, draw back J.j not weaken thu strength of the orange and blue squad to any disastrous (xtent. The six monogram men back, are: Capt. Zuver, Smith. Edwards, Strlckler, Sluss and Hollowell. Besides these men many promising recruits appear who are in many cases liable to give the veterans f'omc hearty workouts for

Pv AsMv-iatrd Press: their berths on tne fieven. Among

PITTS Ml "Rf. Ausr. 2S. Effective these men, re: ANalllr.g, Saho,

i pitching by Fillinqini and timely hit-; Schcer and Klink. All of these men 'tin- bv his team mates, resulted in I a re line huskies outside of Sabo.

a -victory for Posion over Pittsburg I Sabo if the brother of Johnnie, half

Coach Grandson will give tho orange and blue high school grid candidates no chance to get softened up after their week of hard training at Birch lake, but will Htart where he left off Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the Leeper gridiron. The mn arrived Saturday afternoon and all ha.d taken on weight and had loosened up to the extent tha.t several of the candidates hiked In furtj miles from the camp. Light Drill Work. The men who attended the camp are about ready to start fulling on the ball and working on the dummy but Coach Grandson thinks it far to early to start in on the rough work, and will drill the men on handling the ball for some time to come, liesidea the twenty rnen who attended the camp, fully twenty more are expected to turn out for

the fall sport. : Two of the c iprht monogram men. j Indians Split DouhL Sherman and Maxey. are not eli- ; , rrT r I 7 gibk to compete this fall owing to Header Willi Lolumbus xht required three credits that must be made each semester. Tank, a Br Ass-w-i.itd Pn-: 196 pounder, not eüginte to com- . 'INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Au? 2S.

pete either, according to Principal 1 Indianapolis and Columbu

five ye- r J even in a double header her.-

high school eleven to play under the orange, and blue colors The game Is scheduled for Sept. 23, and will give the prep men a good chance to show their strength before the opening game with Dowagiac. Oct. 2. Counting the alumni tilt The local hih squad will play nine james. Contesting them at home is Gar. Hammond, Hlkhart and Dowagiat. While the local s.-juad journeys to Logansport. Mishawaka. War? aw and Kalamazoo. Coach Rockne and Coach, Grandson are going to try and get the Mishawaka-South Bond contest to be played at the Notre Lame gridiron, preliminary to the Purdue game, but the Misaa.vakaSouth Bend tilt is scheduled for Nov. 20. and at that date the Notre Dame men play Northwer tern at FA'ar.üton, and some changing of the high schedule must be made if the gnme is to be playfl then. Schedule: Sept. 3, Alumni. Oct. P, "Warsaw at YVamw. Oct. 1. G?iry at South P- nd. Oct. 23. Elkhart at South Bond. Oct. 30, Hammond at South Bend. Nov. 6, Logansport at Logans-

port. Nov. ZOO. Nov. a w.ak.l.

IS. Kalamazoo at Kalama20, Mishawaka at Mi?h-

Clubs Brooklyn Cincinnati New York

large shoulders and powerful arm?, j Mttsburg leers that taper to a trim ankle, ha! iltcI3?V ' appeared to take a keen delight IioBronU ".".WW mauling big Jack-Heinan about the I Philadelphia ! W . ! ring. He cl.pped him so hard on ! ' American several occas ior.s Chat the husky Club helper kissed the canvas, and twice j St. Paul was saved from being knocked out i Minneapolis of the rings by the ropes. Heinan j JSis'WW. was groggy after the first round. Toledo but followed the instructions given Louisville , him by Berrstein and kept boring Columbus in. all of the time being met with a, Kanus City

barrage of hcoks and Jabs that stopped him in his tracks. He breathed an audible sigh of relief when Bernstein called time for the last round. Miskc's tactics with Billy Tillman wore different. Tillman is a little fellow, comparatively speaking, and lightning fast. Miske didn't attempt to punish the welterweight Contender, hut satisfied himself with warding off his blows, and sidestepping any possible trouble. Ho opened his defense and challenged Tillman to come in. which tho little boxer did to the best of his ability. He got through the Miske defense half a dozen times

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rtllU 1 Ulli; III i, Ulli. I IIU "'r HOV shook his head, smiled and came back for more.

Leaeii- . . 77 74 . 7i . M , ft7 , ft! . 47 . .r Lmku. . nr . f.r . Cti . 1 . i . 5" . 4 . 40

L 4') 47 7o L. hi M .v; .v t',2 '.- 71

ret. . ..: .t12 r, .''.17 471 4 43

Association.

W. . K7 . 7 M es, . 61 ,v 47

L 41 '' t"J 12 V4 73 to

ret. .370 ..rAÄ AM .421 rr. .V7S 3F .."1'. ..- 4 .4 i .4" .:-.7v

H'r.at otnerwiäo wvi.d ni- re- a 'fair exhibition of th national ps- ! time. Studebakors feF en. Mr Miller for sfvtn h;tE and hi rur.p J- ' that or.e luri.d ro:ni ar.d rr.ergel ! in the ninth 12 to wi.-per. Although Stüde bakers- h:t Spir Sj-er1 fl r pitching s.le:1 rib r fr?ely the cam wis e e. up t' 'b.o fifth with Singer pour.dirg F-k-r lust as strenuously. After th.round the ccntest decr.er.itf 1 into ' an almost fare'. ral exhibition. !!;- -errors run. sparkling ftfld.ne r ! ludicrou! base rur.ninr adied r " ruf joy f the entertainment. First One Lot. The came '.v.? the lir.' IrTpe by the Singer team which hu v--; if Hding the Industrtal Hi - f v.h -t 1 1 erfert 1,000 percent. Sfid'bak'u--

w : t .

are now pushing the Fa

ffvfr. victories and two io5s

. . s avera.ee

S33 average. Studebakers rof away ,r .i run leid in the firt :nn:nr t'.iev pounded Spa'.r for four h:' of them thren bacgrrs. Sinr r back m the snie round and

ive

bv th They

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o n wh

ee alks piled up T

y add d another in ' n arg walkfd. went

Moff.'tF.- Infield out and

he to

s. rar

a d ( ?a::if -sn r 1 so-rr.-l r -

n Hudak allowed

to thf crandstand. St udeb.tk-rs added

a pitch to r

two and Tie

UESILTS YESTERDAY. American I-r-wgu". Cbearo 0; Nen- York o. Cleveland rhiladelpbia (ralnF St. Luis 7; Boston O. Detroit-NVabaiagtou rain.

New York 4: Ciiiejoruti 0

called off rain. r.rooklyu 0; Chicago 1. Philadelphia 4; St. Louis V Boston ö; Pittsburg I. American Aoltion. Toledo 4; Louisrille 7. Milwaukee Z Minneapolis C. Kansas City 4 ; St. Paul 2. Coluuibus 5-1; Indianapolis 4-2. International League. Jerpev Citv 4-1: Hiiffalo ri-7. Baltimore i-0; Rocbester -2. Svraeuse CO; Toronto 13-2. Southern .oiatlon. Atlani.a 3-'; Itirmiiigbaiu 1-2. Meinphls 4: Mobile 2Nashville Cusuanoog a 2. Three-I Ias'-'e-Fvansville '.; Iilooiaiugtou 3. ninfffe). Torre Haute ,"; Peoria 0. Moline 3; Hookford 1. Io k Island 7: Ped.ir Itapids

(2d game

(12 in-

Time after time, Tillman would start a vicious left for Mlske's face, but when the glove arrived, the face wis cone, either to one side of it or a little b low. - Look a Tighter. The boy who hopes to upset fompsov looks and acts like a

fighter, a waving mop of light hair i

only heightening the impression. Hi eyes, which for the most part were narrowed, gives one the impression that a haymaker is liable to be unloosed at any minute, and his gritted teeth and parted lips look like a danger signal. It is very doubtful, however, if he

will bo able to do anything with CTVm Dempscy. Cli?3 will teli. and J OH !$0N ORDERS STOP

Dempsey is eafiiy me ciaes oi 111 two. Mike's trainer. Ike Bernstein. was introduced by Goat Anderson, who in turn introduced Miske. Tillman. Ileinan and Frankie Mason, the latter who was greeted an an old friend by tho fight fans.

Tht- crowd wns given a hearty

tho count in the fourth with tur o sincles aided by an error Mi'.!. - was assigned to ftop the;r. m h fifth and that tale h. told m th box foore. Wcrtz scored tho final tally in th" riprhth, when drove r throuch left field which went for a hcj-.rt rut1!. Score:

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ON MAYS STRIKE TALK By As6ot-iated Trees: NEW YORK. Aug. 2S. Agitation for a strike against Pitcher Carl Mays of the New York club of tho

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back on the Illinois eleven, and shows promise. Mcvt Strong Alumni. "Willie" Mohn, ex. Notre Dame ejunrtcr back is making arrangements to get a fast alumni eleven under way that will wallop the f irrt

split todav.

Columbus winning the first, r, to 4 und' Indianapolis copping thf second 2 to l. Columbus bunch. .1 its hits off Tetty in the first game for better sttcoei than Indianapolis could off Mulrennan. Rogge and Danforth had a hurling duel in the second battle. Danforth allowed a sincle and a triple followed by a sicrif'.ce fly for Indianapolis' only two runs. Pogre hurled steads ball throughout. The teams will play another double header tomorrow. Scores: Columbus ..010 OZ0 01ft 5 11 2

Indianapolis 201 010 Mulrennan and Kelly. Henry ty, Wh!t"house and llenline. (2nd game.) Columbus 001 000 OOn 1 Indianapolis .Oftft 2ftft ftOx 2 Panforth and Kelly; Bog? Henline.

that he was the goat of a "frameup. s' Another good one wa pulled when Ike Bernstein acknowledged his introduction. "Is he a Swede?" piped a voice from the grandstand, while the crowd roared. An orchestra provided entertainment while Miske was slipping into

his fighting togs.

the New York club, was in thus city for

the owners of Pres't Johnson

a short time yesterday and Col. Ruppert said he had a talk with tho league head over the telephone. According to the announcement made by Col. Bur.pcrt. he said Pres't Johnson told him that he sent orders to every club in the learue notifying them that the agitation for a

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wtnt off smoothly, with the exception of the punching bag which wag s. too hih for Miske to punch, and had to be left off the program.

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Toledo Pitehers to Win

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Fächers Run Amuck in First; Defeat Leaders

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r.v Associated Press : "LOFISVILL. Ky., Auer. 2. A s-avap attack on Pitchers Brady and Midd'.eton in the eighth inning netted Louisville enough scores to defeat Toledo seven to four !n the opening game, of the rones. Score: Toledo 01ft 200 100 -1 12 Louisville . .020 000 05.t--7 14 2 Brady. Middleton and Wooiall; C Miller and Kocher.

ry ApjocUted Frefs: ST. PAFL. Minn . Aug. 2. Kansas City scored thre runs on singles by W. Miller and McCarthy, Goods triple and a single by Rrief before a batsman was retired, driving Grincr from the mound, and defeated St. Paul 4 to 2. After Merritt relieved Griner. he and Ames engaged in a pitching duel. Feore: Kan. Citv ..300 000 Olft 4 in O St. Paul ...010 000 010 2 5 1 Arne and Sweenev: P.r'r.rr. Mer-

j ritt. Coumbe and Hargrave.

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Dleibtrey, woman's fwjr.immg ciation cf New York, beat world's rTord by nin- seconds

clipped nine ar.d thrrr fifths ond? off the Olympic record tod.i when she won th 30ft metre ii style evt-nt for women in four mir. utes and .'-,4 fr-conds Tbie wa in th- f.nal h at which the AmcriMn figured pro:1 inentiy. Margan t Woodbridge. troit a. C. was crond in 4:42

which was ai under the r Mrs. Frances C. Schroih. b-n

c-Jsco, finished third and Kleancr Fhl. Philadelphia, fifth. The 1:.,: named contestant collapi.d at finih owir.q to cramps, but was revived. Norman P.o5. Flir.oi, a C . wo-i the 40C metres free rtyle in S,2 4-" Ludy Langer. Honolulu, nas tc-ir I and Georxe Vrrnrt. Montreal, third. First honor? in plain ri:v:;-.j f women went to Benmirk. Mi55 Fryland winning the ear.t. The F-.-l:?h representative. Miss Arm,r'-:v-.

iwas second, and the swoie. ;.;:--

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Grimes. Minneapolis, were fifth 1 and Fixth. respect !y.

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c.ner Hamilton, umpires u L?ay

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