South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 350, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1920 — Page 10

i HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 1 I ' I; . i 1 1 cwyweiglii Crown With Knockout Over Brennan in 12th ' w 5 J 1 ' . i -. t V , w i RIGHT TO HEART ENDS BRILLIANT BARNEY'D RATHER TAKE CHANCES WITH THE COLD. IWU UXG STAXDIMG w. : o oar I'll et Glad ojuk Tus Z' footer - ei X CAN'T r : STAND Tv4.SH. 1 CVARtSTMAS SHC?Pf!G i vf : w u :.C'A UCiDtRUCOLMS MUCH r - CUT CF Tlc I I oA.r..; 'TcAW - ITS CMLLV 1 N - I Clialienrr Give- CI'pppm'):: Hardest Buttle of Cart.-rial New 1 ;rk. ft' v tif r . 1 7 . 1 5 ! t I III i V. (. I jmc. .i rs

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National Will Allow Use of Delivery Raise Salary of Ileydler. NEW YORK, Dec. 14. The National league at its annual mooting here Tuesday extended for three ytxirs the term of Pres't John A. ileydler and granted him a substantial increase in salary. Pres't Ileydler's present pay is $10,000 a year, and the increase, while it was not odieially stated, is said to have been 5 0 percent, which would make hin annual salary 115.000. The additional three years will make his present

term expire Dec. 31, l'J4. The new agreement with the American league which is to run for 25 years was adopted and formally

signed by each of the eiht clubs and Pres't Ileydler. The nreement was adopted without even the suggestion of an amendment. Ilalso the Pan. The leajrue voted to recommend to the advisory committee created under th new agreement, that 5nit ball players now playinc: in the Icacrue he permitted to use tint de-

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in the I on true. This action was taken ":s a result of a communication from Pitcher Bill Doak of the St. Iuis club and affects besides himself h't nmntate, Ooodwin, F11Mn?im ar.d 'tudolph of Poston. Douplas of 'New York.' Crimes und Mitchell of

! Prooklyn. Piher of Cincinnati, and

Ilendrix of Chic.-io. Do.ik, in his

communication declared that if the spit ball were barred it would deprive those pitchers of their earning power as players. Pres't Dreyfuss of Pittshurjr was named to act with Pres't Ileydler as a committee to draft the schedule for next season. The 1920 pennant was awr-.rded otlicially to Prooklyn. Name Directors.

The new board of directors elected

includes Aufrust Herrmann of Cin-i cinnati. C. H. Pbbctts of Brooklyn, j EE William I . Baker of Philadelphia, !

and Samuel Preadon of St. Louis. When asked if anything had been done in the Herzog-Ponton contro

versy, Pres't Ileydler said the mat- i ; UT did not come before the meeting. I

He s.iid, however, that the league as 1 u-j a league had nothing against Herzog. ! He s,ud he had investigated to the 1 EEEj limit the charges made by Benton that Herzog had offered a bribe but i v.as unable to get substantiation j E

Personally, Mr. Ileydler said he did i EES not see how tho league could per- j mit the career of a player like ;

Herzog to be ruined by an unsupported statement.

It was also the opinion f tho club j Ser.sible Christn-.as prt seiits are owners that the new r ime would ; isted in cl is-ii. cation '".4-A i:i th-

cause too many complications.

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Returns to Old I ame j ftJ

NEW YORK. Dec. 14 The National association of profes;nonnt baseball leagues, born Monday as the successor of the new international league, ceased to exist Tuesday when the club owners voted to return to the old name. The circuit will therefore continue as the new international league. This was agreed upon when it

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Cigart tte Camels. Pucky Strikes. Chfsterilelds, IMeejrr.onts. Spurs. Idle Hours. Ib-Ius. Oa.sis. ib guPar 2 0c size, ISt pack.; 2 for Mc. or carton for 81."."

Clgtirt'ttes Fatlmn. Omars and all other 2 To sizes. 2?.r. pack,; 2 for 45c, or carton of 200 cigarettes for $2.oo Sunshines, Neboa and Or.e Eleven, 15c pack., or carton for SI. 40

Smoking Tobuctos Prince Albert. Tuxedo. Velvet, Old Pnplish, Serene, Harmony, Rd.geworth. City Club. lingular 17c tins, 15c, or 7 tins for $1.0; l lb. Tin Humidor! .... SI. 35

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Yldle Tiiey Last Any Amount Velvet Smoklnt? Tobacco, one pound, in small sacks. Regular $1.50 value for 89c Sweet T:p. regular 15c. size, 2 can for 25e, or 10 cans for . . 51.00 Old Hover Smoking Tobacco, regular 10c size, 10 packs for... 49c 1 4-1 Oc cuts of Spearhead Chewing Tobacco for $1.00

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Oh .ving Tobaccos Honest. Union "WorKman, Peechnut. P.roadleaf, Mail Pouch. Key West Clippings. 3 for 27c, or 12 for $1.00 Horse Shoe, Star, Climax, five 2ec cuts for 90o

A complt U Uno of Xma CIgnr in fancy packages or 10. 25 and T0 cigars, at cut rote pric4.

The rimst Candies All the delicious kmc? cr Candies you vi',1 g;ve to your vltt .Istf-r, daughter cr sweetheart nre hre a; prices which will save ycu money. Magazine Snbr1ptlons A great gift for anyone a y.-ar's r.-. a git rine sukscriptlon. VV, "re ngot-Ts f r any magazine ycu taaire.

Smokers Accevories Everything that the smoker hkrs i here a great election of IMpes. Cigarette Holders, Cigar Holders. Cigarette Cases. Toilet Xecds. Toilet Set. Manicure Sets, le ather Pursrs. Pili Folds and a'.I Shaving Accessories.

Wc Prepay Parcel lv-t Charg4s on All Orders of $2.00 or Over. Apply lien for Vour 1921 Auto .W'taise.

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