South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 145, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 May 1922 — Page 9

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25. 1922

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SINGER CLUB TO PLAY KALAMAZOO TOSSERS SUNDAY

Trtr Hcnninp to Handle Hurling in Game With Michigan Nine. After getting away to a g'.od la it Sunday, th-' F'.r.s-r I ia-i all .'.ir'. ol'jr his booked two fafd clubs to appear at ft:r.srr pirk cn Sunday ar.d Memorial Day. Sunday the Kalamazoo Klks. formerly the American L?lon fam of that city will t.iko cn t hi o Sincer aggregation. Th Kazoos ar r"port(1 is hiving one of the be.-t Xro rial, in thl .-vrtion. On Memortal Iuy the Valpira;-r Standard with chief'' Hlrhtower. former coa.-t l'oi-iif '.;ir n tbe mound will Th Katarv.azoo tem has the fnnif i:r.eup rht appeired here avainst the Singer club of list year an 1 played two lo.-e battle. The only (ii.f rente in the makeup of the team is In the outfield, where nn or two depirtments have Veen strengthened. The club is report! stronger than the Ci try outfit, which came close to i.'lpping ovr a defeat on the South I'.fndT la-: week in the opening c or.te??. Pft Henning, who hurled the Sir.geritrs to victory In this game, will again appear on th mound tgr ir.;erf. "Pete"' made a hero ot himself hy h: masterly work on his r;rt appearanc1, an I he is a-jain expected to land hH team mates In front over Kaljmazoo. AccorJin? to the Sir.ger niar.asement, limning Is considered the best hurler that has hen on tiie, mound in ?outh Bend for a number of years. With a. gooi club, a? the Singers appeared to be. Sunday, behind him Henning will turn in many victories. Cehlnl the b; pitcher against Kalamazoo will be tho samn lineup as Un Sunliy, v.-jth the exception of th- outflId. MofTetf. in left, is the only, r'xture in the garden. For Funday a r'v him will appear in th mlddl pariten. is rportd to have had several years oxperlenre in tho American Association. The right fteld berth i5 as yet undecided. The Singer manager i.s having a difficult time linln? up the rlerht man. llowever vhen the flr.al lineup 1? picked th .team will be made, up of an aggregation that can hit the ball and play the game. The lnfUld with Kadin? back on first will be unchanged. The ppeed shown by the. inner works last Sunday looked like a league Inf.eld and after having1 gotten the kinks worked out with tho opening gam some real baseball is doped for Sunday. Tuesday the Valparaiso Standard?, accompanied by a "Jazz" band will come, to South Bend. The Standards are scheduled to play some of the best clubs in Chicago and have a real nine, according to reports from downstate. Men in the Kalamazoo lineup who appeared here with that team last year and who will acrain be with the club on Sunday, are Dipper at shortstop, formerly in tho Central and Michigan. Ontario leagues; Campbell at second. alo havin? league experience; Hamill and Lampke. pitchers, and Jenkin.s catcher. Lampke was south wit "a th White Sox la?t ?prU--REPRESENTS N. D. AT STATE SESSION t Prof. Sinister Will Attend Conference Which Expects to Form Union. Prof. Georire X. Shuster will represent the athletic board of Notre D.tme at a meeting of athletic directors from every college jn Indiana to be held in Lafayette Friday r.ipht. The purpose of the conf era, state ence, presumably is to athletic association. form IAFAYETTE, Ir.d.. May 24. Athletic directors and coaches of practically every college and university in Indiana will gather here Friday ever. insr. on the pe of the state athIcti c field meet to discuss the union a state conferer.ee of Hooier choois. drawn up A tentative since last Ja. constitution uary. at tho annual coaches flnce mailed to

meeting here. andjDurant. Ira Vail. Leon Duray

all Indiana schoo.s,

will be di5cused at this time, and it) American cars which have been! TRUST WIN B LL G WIE is Probable that a vote will be taken j built specially for this track. I ami :n a l0psided Mil p.e at per cn the matter. - unable to see a victory for the for-;rirk yenprday afternoon the Tell - The secondary colleges of the t.te ! cigners. France has ome fast cars i J, .icr Tr'' Co de--m .... , ... . ... .... ' er? ine An.encan itum lo., ae-

at ieis: a p.iri o: ;..c.m. .ire .snir.i.:. . behind the new plan, b it sew rr.l nh.tarVs are loomir.R". one cf them - the ono-year residence ru.o plan. wbich may -prove hard to overcome, j It Is b'.ieved however, that rr-.f ; sort of f.th3eti- conference will be formed, but whether or r.ct all of the: schools in doubtful. the state will enter it is CHASSIS $1245 F. O. n. iJinMlng P A R N EM A N -T AS H ER MOTOR COMPANY K. Michigan St. 1'hone Main 4110

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League Standings

National Incf. Won Nw York '-'1 r;t?biirtr l' f L. ui lf tTdC:iü',!nri.'tl 1 Hf-x klyn l' f'.osfnn 12 J'Mi.id-; nla 11 12 12 11 i r Is u 1. .;i3 ! ..'43 Ar,:, ..-S7 Ml American ieacue. Won Lot ivt , Nw YTk . I ?t. Ln . . . ! Detroit i rtiii.i !ir-h'i ; ( Urlar.d H'aMagrnn j tobten H 14 17 17 r 17 -'1 - 111 17 lft 17 17 1 1 13 .(' i .47. A 'o 4".-' Cbi';lZ American A latlon. Won Iot Prt W47 . .:'.7'l .."Ml ..'Ml .4'j7 .11 MInnpollc St. lMul .... I h '1 i.n n a po!is M.lw.iulicp Kar.i City U 1 17 r. 17 r.t l: 17 if, j 1 !.-. ' . Y E S T F. K r A Y 'S JIESTLTS. Nittloi.ttl l.fiiuf. r.'.'fon '; M. Louis 3. I'iiii.i.Mphu 4; i'itt-l.urg at t Mh lüniri'.) N-w vrk Ciwinn.iti 1. N' eti.er fame scheduled 11. (Called ( 1 Inning. I American Lriitur. p.-ston r; Cievelind WasLinstoa 5: Now York Z. le'.rit 7; Philadelphia H. o othr yarn hoheduld. Ir.di.impJl 5; Toledo O. I.'.ulivlile 2: Coluaibtn 8. Miiwauk.e ; Minne.ipoli 10. Kaiirj t.'jty 4; M. Paul 5. " Southern Ao-l tlrtn. tempbi 7; UirmintibaQt Atl.intj 1; Little Puck 7. MohUe Iß; Nahvil 7. Called al end ' Nth iunin;. darkne. TODAY'S GAMES. National Ltnruf. Iirooklyn at I'h Uadelijhia. I'ittfbur; at .st. Loukh. Chlraro at Cincinnati. American League. Cleveland at Detroit. Washington at Nw York, rhll.idelphiii at Poston. KXHIBITIOX CAME. SULLIVA.V. May 2 4. Sullivan 3; 2. Chicago Cubs, 5; 8; 1. Williams and Johnson; Keene. stuland. Frveman, Osborne, "A'lrth an l Ha-rtnett. CX)LLLGi: BASEBALL. rrlnceton 9; Lafayette 2. Harvard 11; Williams 3. Yal 8; Brown 2. BARNEY OLDFIELD PREDICTS YANKEE WIN AT SPEEDWAY World's Master Driver Sees Hardest Fought Race in History May 30. Ky BARXITV OLDHKLD. (CopyrUht, I9it by I. . s.) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 24. Tomorrow afternoon racing drivers who are to compete in the running of the tenth annual international sweepstakes here May 30. will begin qualifying: their cars. To become eligible to start in th big race, which has a prize list aggregating $100.000-, each car must show a epeeü for ten consecutive miles of more than SO miles per hour and intens (interest centers in the qualification trials as positions result therefrom. Orriciald in charpro of the r-ce say that 20 of the 22 drivers entered will make efforts to qua'.ify Thursday, because first row positions will ! bo riven such drivers. So far suffiient speed has been shown in prac tice trials to indicate that every car entered will be able to go the ten j -. . . . i anuirea mi.es at trie essential speed. The cara entered represent America, Franco and England, though but one is from the British Iles. Franco has three representatives will ail others bein? American. Sees American Victory. I hava been in Indianapolis two weeks watching the boys in their practice work, helping them with advice now and then and generally studying the conditions of the race. As a n-sult it strikes me that the sdrupgle this year will be the hardjest in the history of the track. The j qualification trials will throw much j additional light upon the race pro- ! peels But l am predicting that 'America will have another victory to their credit when the race is run. uuins.me iwnyu we i aiiiM. Tommy Milton, Jimmy Murphy, Ralph Mulford, Boscoe Sarles. Clirr -n,ii ! other experienced pilots tooling ar..t ir.ey win re weil nar.aiea by 1 Jules Ooux. Eddie ad Howdy Wilcox: but the hovs with the Amfrir-in - - - - cars should outdo them. Thousands v. m ec the trials tomorrow whien are almost as Interesting as the race itseif. . CAPTURE BANDITS, HOUR AFTER HOLDUP BRIDGEPORT. Conn . May 24 Within an hour after the ho!1 up and roroery or Mar.ey i;orn;s, con-j r.ecricut company cashier, of 512.000 J pay roll money in this city this afternoon three bandits who ccmn. ittel the robbery were captured and the fton money recovered. A fourth robber wa. killed. When Masters you ay cicarnay Dutch 111-tf WANTA LIVE TO BE CENTENARIAN? EAT GUMDROPS! SIMPLE Chicago. May 24 If you have heart failure eat lol:ypops: for rheursatism take chocolate chip: for that general run-down use peanut rrittle, ar.d chew frumdrops and live to a hundred. Candy as a cure-ali was advocated by experts it the Nitior.il Confectioners" aoei iticn conference. They assorted candy ha.) the official ticking of mny physicians for many diea?es.

1 1 NOTRE DAME AND '

BELOIT TO CLASH THIS AFTERNOON Expert Either Mapcvcney ori Falvcv to Handle Mound Joh for Irish. i Followers of Notre Dame's speedy' baseball nine will bo given their first ; opportunity of feein? the team in ! action on Carticr field in two weeks', this afternoon whn th Irih tackl" i Iieloit. The game .a slated to start at 2:30 o'clock. Iitojrs have Hested. Beacuse his entire jitchin staff has hid a lest of Jive days, since the Illinois jära-n lat Friday. Coach I Ha'.as has not yet mide a choice fori today's tu-?l. "Red'' Mageveney or j Dick Kalvey will probably draw the j a:?nment, however, provided they thow to advantage before game time. N'o changres In the lineup tody are expected. It was, hoped that Frank Thomas, outfielder, who ha been on the sick Mir-' for almost a month, would be In shape to resume play today, but hia condition does not warrant It. Jlalas outfield has been working, pretty smoothly of late, since Chuck! Foley has hit his stride. Foley ha j been hitting well and Kelly's field-J ins has been little short of sensa-j tional. Castner or Reese fit wed In j the right girdea, thu3 completing the outfield which looks better right now than it has at any time thi3 aeason. Two Blsf Games. Today's game with Beloit Is the fore-runner of a program of interesting diamond controversies which will be settled on Cartier field between now and the end of school. Michigan and Northwestern are both due next week, and rivalry in both cases runs keen. NOT TO COMPLETE GOLF EYENT TODAY Rain Slows Up Notre Dame Tourney Expect to Finish Semi-Finals by Saturday. The eemi-finals In the Notre Dame golf tourament scheduled for Wednesday, were not played off except in flight B., by beating W. Klauer. Jim Martin of Cadillac Hall qualified for the finals in this class, his opponent being Father QQuinlan of Cor by Hail, who defeated Edd Pfieffer in the semi-nals. In flight Paul McNuIty quali fied or the finals by beating "Red" Mageveny. lie will be oppoosed by either Carroll or Guether, who have not been able to play off their match a a yet. Matches in flight C, are way behind schedule. This is due to the large number of players "who entered. The committee haa arranged, however, for all matches to be finished by the end of the -week. Final rounds in flight A and B will consist of CS holes, while the men who play in the-finals of class C will be required to shoot only IS holes. ANDERSON ONLY YANK LEFT IN GOLF EVENT Br Associated I'resf. PRESTWICK, Scotland. May. 24.! -John Anderson. Swanoy, In the ! only one of the live American play-, ers remaining in the British amateur! oir cnampionsnip tournament, net i passed through the second and third rounds Wednesday. Edward Van Vlick, Garden City, weathered the second round, winning from Begi-

nald Foster of Porters Park, four : Christensen's double. Brief got his and two. but in the täird round was fourteenth home run. Score: eliminated by J. Wilson of Prestwick, I Kar.43 City ..100 030 000-4-4 4 2 - and 1. J st. Paul 010 i0 201 5 s 1 In the morning Anderson defeat- i Wilkinson and Skiff; Martin. Sheeed G. Whip of Prestwick. 3 and 2. nan and Allen. and In afternoon from R. Humps- . reys of Stourbridge, one up. Both, COLONELS TAKE TROIWCIXG William Tfnntor riNcint TJrfttaVi I . . . ..

i''w ...o.. , Lubt jiii Lo. u.. May 24. wni.e champion, and Roger Wethered won ; Sanders was effective against h:s! Wednesday. Hunter defeated Denys ; formf r tram mate? Columhus drnvel Scott. S and 7, Wethered won 2 upjtwo rT1isviile pitchers to cover and)

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0ulmct ou. of tne rt nnins at Jake in 1021 i ' " , iioyaiwLllivj jl .'V.Uiiivrii fP,.i .h rtvvnr o' tvfl c-,me lnfttltutlen. 16 to s. The work of i p... j t. , -iu.-j .v. v.. . - i. -f r r i i N i it i ' ' i l I i r I m tured as did the work of Roberts on the mound and the baserun of Cipt. Emmons. Abe Eerman. In center field, managed to keep from getting killed.

Eerman. though nor,.;" he organization acted in?ia.Rapo',s

a member cf the in the role of uti :y player. TANGLE IN SCHEDULE j HALTS LEAGUE START

Owing to a shower of rain Just at j MINNEAPOLIS, May 24. Minn- .,.:..;, t,,a ,e. ,1art , iapol.5 won from Milwaukee here

tangle in the schedule the opening of the Commercial ind oor baseball ague has been postponed one The indoor orranization is compesed of two leagues designated a? r. j tk. -rv,. v.v, leagues are being fully organized a n d 1 w.ll open both the-r schedules next week. The schedules will be completed late in Jul- when a series between the two pennant winners will be played. WOLVKIUXnS WIN AGAIN. MINNEAPOLIS. May 2 4. A ninth inning rally which netted four runs enabled Michigan to defeat Minnesota. ? to 4. Wednesday. Score: Michigan S 3 4 Minnesota 4 10 Iickscn. Scholz. Liverance. Elliott and Vlck; Swedes and Brown.

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Feared in Motorcycle Contest

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John Vance of Dayton. O., will drive a Harley-Davidson in the motorcycle race3 at Springbrook Sunday and Memorial day. Vance is a familiar fsrure at the Sprinprbrook track, having bpn in several former meets here. He ik considered a likely contender for honors.

WALTER JOHNSON BEATS YANKS, 5-3 Bests Sam Jones in Hurlera Tussle Rice and Meusel Get Home Runs. NEW YORK. May 2 4. Inability to hit with men on ba-ces cot the Yankees a game with the Senator." Wednesday, 5 to 3. Walter Johnson had the better of Sam Jones, wh" was hit hard. Rice and Meusel hit home runs, but Ruth again failed to connect safelv in f ve times at hat. ?core: Washington ..000 020 210 5 12 1 New York 010 020 OHO 2 11 2 Johnson and Rielnich; Jones and Schang. COLLINS IS V,ALT) BUT STOPS INDIANS, 6 TO 2 BOSTON May numerous baes 24. Despite hia on ball. Warren Collins pitched effectively in the pinches Wednesday, Boston defeating Cleveland, 6 to 2. Speaker has a heavy cold and was confined to his hotel. Joe Wood acted as manager. Score: Cleveland OOOOlOOOd 2 6 P Boston 020 003 10x S 11 1 Bagby and O'Neill; Collins and Ruel. MACKMEN BEATEN WnEN TIGERS STAGE RALLY PHILADELPHIA, May 24, A home run by Pinch Hitter Flagstead. a walk to Bigney and singles by Blue and Bassler gave Detroit three runs in the eighth inning and the deciding game of the Philadelphia feries Wednesday. 7 to 6. Heilmann hit home runs the first two times at bat. This was the first game in 15 consecutive games that Miller has failed to get a hit. Score: Detroit lift 101 030 7 14 If Philadelphia 030-002 001 10 oi j Ltimke. Olson and Bassler; Har 1 fis, Heimach. Eckert and Perkins. BUNNY BRIEF KNOCKS rnTTPTrrVTir nAMr ryir r UUU 1 ttiM 11 11U31L lUi ST. FALL. May 24. St. Paul won 'the final game of the series with! i Kansas City. 5 to 4. in the ninth! j when Dressen singled, went to sec-' i ond or; an infield out and scored on! won WednesdnVs came R to By s nrsi inree timr-.s

up, Joe Shannon made his record i was ready to defend his championseven straight hitfl. Score: ship again all challengers Tendier

i Louisville 000 011 O-OO 2 5 uoiumou? 1.4 i'uy uox s 1. 1 Koob- Kir-. Deberry, Estelle and ! M"yer: ?anders aml HartJ 1 TOCKIK IX)Sl AC.AIV. tat piia ,- m,. o, t-. .ua iiiumii. ? k. X WO ut cf lree f or the c,J,r3 lv winning oer io.eao U earesday, 5 to 0. Hill held the Tole-j

nfne'(1oars to ix hit5 whl!e the Indian- ' . rounded Giird and McCullcugh f.r

lo. two of them being for extra! taec. score: . .ill cn: f.-.o3 15 o Toledo 000 000 000 0 $ 5 C. Hill and Krfeper: Giard. McCullcugh and Kocher. GETS 3 HOMERS; IN ROW. Wednesday, 10 to ?. Johnson hi: his; third cor.sacut:ve home run. two 1 coming in the late innings cf Tue.-- j i day's gime and another his first tim p'tdnesday. Score: 1 i ,,u"',tUdJ Milwaukee ..010 110 301 9 i: i . Minneapolis .0S 20n 00x 10 12 r Schrak. Clark. Gearn and Gossett: Sr.-.allwood and Mayer. ATTENTION, FISHERMEN Rea 1 Ozark Ripley's weekly story on the art cf f.shlng cn this pace every Sunday. The stories are written by a man who haw fished and hunted in every state in the Union, every province, in Canida and In sveral countries in Europe. He is cr.e of the authorities on game f.sh m the United States. Hs column i both valuable and interesting to every sportsman. His story this Sunday will be on "The Art cf Bait Casting."

Louis Wolf

GIANTS COME OUT OF SLUMP, 2 TO 1 Douglas Halts the Reds in Last - nf S Going Ten In cries, nings to Win. CINCINNATI. O., May 24. New York took the la.ct gnme of the perirs from Cincinnati here Wednesday. 2 to 1. in 10 inning.'. Bancroft ! startc-d the lr.th wltn a t wo-na prsrer land peered on .cacrifiv-.; by Frisch j and Oroh. Score-: New Vork- . Oinn nnw ? s 0 Cincinnati Iiouelas Husrave. . .or. n o io ooo o l s l and Snyder; R-uque and PIRATES TAKE LAST OF SERIES WITH PHILS, 11-4 PITTSBURG, May 24. The Pirates swept the series with Philadelphia by easily taking the closing game Wednesday, 11 to 4. Henline hit over the left field wall in the eighth lnnlncr with one man on. The game was called at the end of the eighth to enable Pittsburg to make train connections for St. Ivouis. Score: Philadelphia ..0010-00 03 4 10 2 Pittsburg 121 031 02 11 15 1 Rinr, Pinto and Henline; CarLon and Oooch, Mattox. BRAVES BUMP ST. LOUIS FOR FOURTH OF SERIES ST. LOL'IS. May 2 4. Boston maoe it four straight by winning Wednesday's game from the Cardinals, 9 to 3. marking the longest slump of the year for the locals. Oeschger was wild at time but proved effective in the pinches. Score: Boston 112 020 012 9 13 2 St. Louis 10O-0 0OOC( 3 8 2 Oes.chser and O'Neill; Pfeffer, North. Barfoot and Ainsmith. COMMISSION FINDS LEONARD WILLING Investigation Shows Tendier Wanted 20 Percent Reserve Decision. NEW YORK. May 24 After investigating causes which have prevented a match between Benny Leonard New York. world's light weight champion, and Lew Tendier, of Philadelphia, who has claimed the title, the New York state boxing commissioner announced Wednesday that it would reserve its decision until after the coming Tend-ler-Barrett match. The commission established, "beyond the shadow of a doubt" according ts its statement, "that Leonard 3: preferred on a basis of 33 1-3 per 4::1;. 01 me gaie receipts to nimselt I and l-i, P'.r cent to Tendier." ! r- 'f fS !" r J '"' ,nesA tfrr"ä and demanded as his portion. 20 I Per cert The. c'-tot, , a 1 nCe - - .--. "'- 1,",rl' PrÄ Board Floicer Seheme c r i Diarien in i.ity s rarlts Th work c w a t o rn i parK board has started the f fettin? out plants in Potapark. and as soon as the v. ork is completed there it will be started in the various other parks of the city. The board this vear will follow out the same scheme ' in the location of the .lower beds as was carried out iat year through out the city. Ttiptt! .v.oM.. MOW flO to f'.OO at low rat, of Intrr.t with mit monthly or quarterly payment nrranred to uit your Income. Ix.an on I T.MURK. riANOJ. V I C T K O L. A S. AI'TOS FAKM IMI'I.KMKMS tc. No EnJorrr. Main ltlfi. STATE LOAN CO. EsUblUhrd lav xette S. MrrcbanM lUak B!d. tJl . klichlcao. Ono t to B:JX

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MOTORCYCLISTS TO COMPETE IN RAGES a

OYER LOCAL TRACK Eighteen Speedy Drivers of Middle West Coming Sunday and Memoria I Dav. Eighteen entries have b-en received for trie' Tri-Sta:e motorcycle race? to be fceU at Springbrook park R'.indav and Mrrnornl day by Pro moter Wcsnf-r. S.-vral nf faoin? machine? h.-.ve been sh i r n e 1 hv thr:r d -lvers and two arrived a the track. The entry list includes pnm? of th be;t drivr. in the country. Amoncr them are Gene Walker, who drives an Tr.dian. IRt Saturday Atlanta. G., Wnlker made the circuit ?o fas? In a 10-mlle rac? h not only won the evnt but broke the record for the time and anr.xei the national 10-mile title. Two other men who have entered for the meet here were second and third in the race at Atlanta and finished J'ist behind Walker. These speed boys are Jones and Anderson. Jor.es is a favorite in South Rend, havinar made a reputation for thrills on hi farmer appearances. MoHr!s lYoni Dotroit. Word his been re-e'ved at the local track from Mt. Clemens. Mich.. that the mororcycle pnthU5la?ts in that city are poing to start for South P.enl Saturday and en route iwJH pick up the Detroit Motorists and will arrive In th city 200 Ftronsr for the race. A large, delegation will come from Chicago on Sunday and will remain over for the Memorial day spin?. The races here are attracting much attention owing to the fact ! that the Springbrook track is the half-mile track in the country. The , Internatioral Film company hs made arrangements to send cameras i down to take pictures or ine r-ea demons in action. I The list of events for the two (lavs ca lOT seven eacn .i,.y. vmj of the events is a real "thrill pro ducer." Tliis i the motorcycle long distance jump. A wooden incline is built for the. drivers which they mount, traveling at a high rate or speed, leaping off at the end of the platform in a try for ditance. This jump i.- considered one of the most faring and at the same time one of the meet interesting feats a motorcycle rider can per form. Warren Cropp, the rider who holds the present world's record, has entered the event here Sunday. Cropp'ß m.rk is 61 feet. Arrangements are being made to handle a large 'crowd at Springbrook both Sunday and Memorial day. The racers will be competing for money prizes and it is believed will give aach other a hot battle for the purses. The list of events for the two days is as follows: Sunday. Event N. 1 One mile time trial. 20-50 open. Event Xo. 2 Five mile 3 0-50, private owner. Event No. 3 Five mile 30-50, open. Event No. 4 Motorcycle long distance jump. Event No. 5 Ten mile 30-50, private owner. Event open. Event No. 6 Three, mile 7 Ten mile 30-50, 30-50, No. open. Decoration Day. Event No. 1 Five mile 30-50, private owner. Event No. 2 Two mil 3 0-5 0, open. Event No. 3 Five mile ."O-Sft, private owner. Event No. 4 Motorcycle polo. Event No. 5 -jSix mile miss and out S 0 -5 0 . open. Event No. 6 Ten mile 4 0-50, open. Event No. 7 Five mil? 61, side car. ARREST U. S. AIDE AS HIGHWAYMAN CHICAGO, May 24. Frederick! R. Huber, an assistant state's at-j torney, 5s at liberty under $5.00-0 1 bonds today after his arrest as aj highwayman. George Miller asserts that-- Huber and two others, who also were ar rested, held him up two weeks ago and robbed him of $ 420. Huber ar.d i the others taken with him deny the charges. DENTISTRY For rood e fT.cient dentistry at a reasonable cs: cor.Fu.t Dr.. Cars-r. and Oren in their new location 12r. W. Wash. ave. Phone M-543. adv. 14: :iiiiii:iiiiiiiiii!iiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiinii!iiniL' HOME OF Hart & Marx STYLISH iU-L-WOOL CLOTHES Sam'i Spiro & Co.

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Team ' iV. D. in Interhall M eet 'Rain Prevents Completion of; Annual Event Radin Is ! Second. Dodners Third. P.e.-ause Corby Hall cor.ta.r.. o:.; of the reite5t group? of Ir.t-rh '.1 J trak stars ever assembled under ore it N'.'.tre Patiit-f. ix o hill! t'Vivns were forced to bow to Fcthr Qu:nl.in's men in the ar.mnl interhall track and field meet which w is heM n;i Corti-r T-ield vefterday. Tlie ' terr.oon necessarily rik mt of the ?p:r:t oit i rr.v:-..--d of the meet, whic o very pxcitir. c ha, l.avder of Corbv broke the interhall record m the '20-yard dish hv st'-pnin?1 it o;f in seconds f.at. lie .rliii won the tno-vard dash In 1 O secon.ls. Casey wns the hiqh prdnt winner for Uadin. while r-no.i's j ; i r.i p : r. c: f e a t u r e d the p r rf o r rr. r. c e o t the Prowr.son Hall t-'iuad. The Diy Iodcer. fcore.l ? slam in the mile run. The showinc of Corbyites yoster- j day paralleled their 1ctory in the indoor h-ill met held d'irrnc: the winter, when they ran up almost a many points as all their ovpo;-. fr.: s combined- The other halls fini.-he 1 in this order: Radin. Day. P.rowr. -son, Carroll, Walsh and Sorin. Stephenson Presents Cup to Thrifty II. 5. Freshmen The silver cup to be given to the diss of the hish school showing the largest percent of bank accounts among the members w.a.s pr" nted ; to the Freshman class by Rome C. j Stej-henson. president of the St. Jo-j 'eeph Loan and Trust Co., Wedr.es-j day mornlncr. The organization oi schools for a weekly all the city "bank day." was completed in the fall by the I representatives of "Thrift. Inc." who spent some time in this city. At tha. time 'The cup was placed at the hish eohooi I ' .4 ..III ' i " I I , i . '1 .-,,.'.- inp: the best record, members who were the percent of depositors and the regularity of deposit.? considered . Competition has bfen quire keen. it is said, the students pilinc mt bank accounts for themelvrp at the time they were helping their class percent. The fact was brought out that of the 12.r,oo students in the citv schools over 10,000 have bark t accounti. Prof. Edward F. Trefz. organization counselor of the American city bureau, also gave a talk. Rosewood is a commercial term used to describe dark-colored woods of many ditinct varieties of trees.

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