South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1922 — Page 9

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LOCAL TOSSERS TO HAVE STIFF TILT : FOR FOURTH GAME

Appear Strong With llonnin Burk cm Mound anil Lec

Foy in Outfirlil. Livirri'. Singer standards Cl.ffry -J ! i ,'.l U'clf s i ' r. k o-; - o 2h Tonil;.' rs. n.;i Kad.n.g l' C.V. ihaa r? I'.-ikT r l.';i:.r.!r.;hrim lb Hritton rf Hicb.man if iv,y D:ir:.s rf .MnTft if De-la:. y c If' nr.ir g p Smith p St: i !:.

This aft' rr.f"in the s.ryr tosr-r? w:'.l r. -- u.ir ! ;K.j vl:h tin- : Stin.iarcl-' of the f 'h ir.i t City i--ai:i:e ; at 3 oV'nck in th- S.r. r h ill park in w hat is expects! xi 1 :i not hr-r i clo-r- J, -.11 p.mif. i Th" sn.-r.-i a-- t have net ret aj 'i'ib thit. his a !! to .-lip .ci a rl..fa:. T!.e IC il.uii iz-n, ! nil; . ame :.- -t when !i y in.i:: !- ! to ft away .th a 4 t 4 tia in 1 I ; inr.in-,-. T'.i- ? : n .-.'I rc arc r'port.!1 to havn a rf. J cluh. T.nt licthor it! ?rn.l rj.f) :-n to halt the fa -r. r'r.fs I m ii r. , to : s . f-n. ,o: t II a tMl Lineup. t h 1 n lar art k no a La I !(..-. l li . 1 - r f a ri.s o f to h-K a 1 fans, but "Spikcforrr.'T Ihr.ib-r. is o:.e t . ho 1- .. 11 I 1 I ; ; 11 . i ' r 1 b a fr-.v w i r s aero. I.aIio-.i playctl 1 la at firs' in. I the outti'M hi; re- n So ith U r. warf in the 'uthern Michigan I-auU" an l pla -KO 'l ball hre. Ifo is r-xpc-til to he prr-'T.t with t!i'- S:andail3 today. 1 1 1 k in 1 :;. form, r Ilro.tklvn Dodger, is also sla:-d to appear in! the o':::b rial D.3V Chiea;:) 1 for the visitors- Memo the St.ind'ird plajed th . . . v .... ., w., i.i .7. -, towns ta-t'-st .-"tiil-pru clubs, ar. I were only defeated L y the se re ot j " to 4. j Th" Singers li ive been strength-; ne.l by th- :ddit;o:: of Lee Fey in' th" outlie! I. Toy is at. ex-Sou: h j Bend pi. i :- ar.d eport"d tf hiv-J

ir.g gott'-n off to a go..,i nrt t hi.-; Wilbur Myers . ;. ear ar.d be.-n pl iir.g itood l a!!. I It. B. Mclnerny limning i 1 1 ill. Dr. L. J. Smith. pte" Hönning will again be onW. D. Staples., tb.e hill this, afternooa with Baker- G. D. Maun ...

doing the hark-topp;r:g. llerning b.as a nc in slate to date and appears to get better eery gmv. Memfrial Day be hi 1 Th- "iiicago Btegrtssives helj le-s thrt.ugh the ninlr.nir.es. Th" batting orI-r of tb.e s.r.gf rites will not be switched, as tb.e dub has been getting too goci r-salt.s from the order tie v. ay it stands. The in held ha be n hitting a major . league clip and if it oov.tinip s to -ive,

Henning the support h" has been J Outfielder L o King, signed by Tole"ttlng it will b" a hud matter to j (jD af.rr philadel)hia released him down th locals. I unconditionally, re ported today ar.d i went into the game at once. Grimes' INDIANA WINS. 'homer over the center.ield fence, BLOOM LVGTON. Ind.. June : W;th one on was the batting feature. Indiana bun-hed hit.s en D"p i u w i score .

d a o n b gams ' Irdiai.a 2''2 1 Depiuw "!' V,i!m r. G' a r. I M:iis and Davis. 2 o l s : . i .-v n J Clay. K. 1 1: Automatic Presses taab!r us to gf c quick tersice an J gtxxl value on job printing of every land. Telephone Main 6S6 Peerless Tress 203 II. Wayn Su f 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 ! 1! i HOME OF Hai t Schaffner 1 Marx STYLISH all-wool CLOTHES i -1 I Saml I j Spiro I I & Go. . I fiinunmiiniininiiiimninmiiiniiiin

new expedience for 1 1 AH D HITTING VEACH Dob Vr.irh, one of the greatest natural hitters th same- ha? vr r pro J uvdt underwent a nw s r f-atir-ri the other 1 y. If-- w.is rfTiovl from the Detroit lir.fup to perir.it a recruit to tike his place in 1 f t field. It was the first time during his career as a ma lor league play

er tTi-it Vouch ever has her n taken out of a tn!l game. However, o hrs ben in a batting flump for several vf -k5. In a recent Kirn aralr:t ti e Athb-tie.s when Moor', a WtharvJor, v.aa .-r-c t-l to pitch f"r rh:,.ad:ph: i. th Df.roit ve teran w.n.s r"-rnof.l ar.-l r. Jirpill. a rt ''ruit. f'tit 1 ft. Ic ra i-t hav1 Loon a b-i '.o ily peculiar ituation for Wach, a p'.ayr always notl for h: j..irkah!c hitting ahilltv. MYERS COPS FIRST IN GUN CLUB SHOOT i;, Breaks 96 Birds Out of 100 Mrlnerny and Smith Second and Third. Wilhur Myers, 1-reakir.t: the targets with consistency, wen the weekly shoot of the St. Joe Valley Gun

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j day afternoon with a 0 out of a 1 pc-slhb- lun. I It. II. Mdnerny was a close seronl with j ir al and Dr out of a possible hunL. J. S-r.iith was third 1 1 :-..ii.. , . l i : 1" 4 . V were "..'",,. '. ' tud f-r fourth place: Mann v. ::n apiocf. urel shooting u V, W. I). Staples feat- , , . oubies w:th IS rut of i Si'. Tiie shooting veterilay was ren.ai kably close. Myers n two of hi3 ! ... 1 core a 24 each., or. of them as perfect wii.li '20 and th . t. a K. B. Mclnerny started his . ... . on wan a , mfn senrca two s v .. ... . . v ........ - a'.-o scor l one per fee ' and a 22. 23 and 24. On Wedne.-djy. Jun" will hold a registered shoot. The p;.to yo a ; follows: 2. the club tournament : rdav were Total 1' 1-2.1-24-23 ?? L,G-l!3-2.1-24 23-22-24-25 '.4 3 . 4 . . 3 'i 21-21-21-22 'J-l."-i;-24-20 TS r-i2 J. II. Witamyer . Daniel Clark Mrs. W. Mvers. W. D. Staples IS out of 30 shootg doubles. COLONELS LOSE WEIRD SLUG FEST TO TOLEDO LOFISVILLB. Ky June ll.-To-' jcdo outslugged Louisville, " il.lll.IS the t;rst game of the series. Ill to - Toledo . . 021 01 0 41 4 13 .'. . lion 102 oi. 1 7 1. 15 oiiisA l.ie Bedient. Terry and Kocher; K.-tel'.e, King and Brettern. Long Laportc to Have Horse Racing Meet on July 3-1 IAPollTil. June 3. A raee m.eet on July 3 and 4 tu n- lay was asLocal d t'xlav r this citv. h-'rsement announced tod iv that ."0 "r.trles were certain lor the track evi.nts booked for Indcpemb nc" Day and the day preceding. The classe.for tr otter. s will be 2:30, j : 1 S and 2:2"; and for pacers 2:1", 2:1S and Mountain miners in tht" Andes do heavy labor In a raritlcd atmosphere; j that makes the slightest ei'f 'rt fa - i ltiguir:g to new comeres. j "if v VvAvNlrl lfl T V y . "Tl TT i TAT TTJ M T and CAFIlTFRTr ' fit. -. y :i . Real Food at Real Prices Cor. V.ain and Wj.h:r - ,rii

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GIANTS OYERSURE REASON FOR SLUMP

: SAYS BILLY EVANS Gives This as Reason for Bad Start Made hv McGraw's Club. 1 j HY RIUA' EVANS I What is the matter 'ith the New I York Giants? Can it be that MeGraw's great ; team iä suffering from overconflI It If the history of mo5t world i championship teams that they sufI fr from overconfidence during the ' eariy tag-es of the race. I I have een this condition crop ' out a numher of times In the Ameri- : can Lea era with ome club fortunat enough to have copped the world furies. ln ( mcmnatl iteds or 1313 so uffercil in 1920. The Reds had o lively defeated the great club representing the Chicago White Sox that some of the Reds undoubtedly looked on the winning of the 1920 j pennant as a mere formality of playi ir.: out the schedule. I .ro They Tio Sure? 1 Are the Giants affected with the I overcon "icience ma.a.iy? it seems 1 PO. i While the esatern cluhs were j playing among themselves this spring the Giants ran rough -shod I ocr Rrooklyn. Philadelphia and ! Boston. In the first 20 games played i with the eastern rivals the Giants j won 1G and lost 4. It certainly looked as If they out-cla.---ed th" field. McG raw's team . , ... i..re uenea in no a .Morvicr: ann Few up th" rare by the Fourth of July. The other clubs In the National league wre yelling murder at the T i 1 i 1 o t Vt a C:t pfj i tr r- ft i r-1 -eil r V ., . , , , , I-.vt n t!:e St. Loiks Cardinals, picked itr. in. make the going for them, were wr in trio vriiirlo . ' Tlien the Giants hit the wetem ., . . sad. sad storj rM i.j.v .tivjiuw ji ciu;j urpaiiTU rrt , l . . u ; from the I'olo Ground?. ! Of the 13 game. played in the wes 1 the Giants won five and lost eight. ' It was rather a sorry showing for ; a club that yas playing .Son ball ! h"n it went west. ! Oilier I'ieUru: Up I In th" meantime the Pittsburgh I Pirates, who got away to a poor j ; start, ami tn" Cincinnati Keas, wno p'o looked poorly In th" early stages : oJ th" race, have been furnishing the i 'hnils in the National League, j The Pirates now are strongly e"nI testing the first place rights with j the Giants. The Reds, by virtue of i a run o: seven straight wins, are i ; Ut J out of the rmrfwyeptaoemfwypyp J of the also ran class and ar" rvi considerable attention o:n tho experts. in nie worui series o: i:zi tne New York pitching looked great. i Nehf proved that he was a great left : hander. Douglas pitched superbly. : ar.d Barnes in relief roles shone like ' - i'""-i. 1.. --- world. Toney didn't have niuch luck in the series, although h" warmed hp in fine stvle. ! . I it... I-, i in- ,-ri n.- i Ldi.eu u 1 1 0 j number of National League players, ''They tri- 1 to make me believe th" Giants p tiers were traveling ahead of th"ir gait any time I mentioned the great work they were doing. Mu-t II.if Pitidiing I thought thei opinion was swayed perhaps by rt bit of professional pealousy. But. perhaps, they were right. The pitching of the Giants certainly has been faltering of late. The club has been losing with a monotonous regularity that must be cettlng on McG raw's nerves. Wouldn't surprise me in the least If the canny McGraw soon put over some deal that would add a. punch to his club's pitching. It must hive pitching if it is to win the pennant again. CAPT. ALCOCK TAKES SUBURBAN HANDICAP n ui lUJ.ui NF.W YORK. Jur" 3. Taking kin,,5y ! hf':,v-v trr,ck conditions. Opt. Alcoclx. th? five year old horse hy 0i:''n-Mnnard. today carried the Q''--ry .t iD!t-s colors to victory In tlie hi.-torie- suburban handicap at Itvlmcnt iark. Cant. Alcock easily l?ir 1 r.HP of the snbiKfet t'.eMs that er faced th" barrier In th" suburban, negotiated the nii'.e ar.d a uarter in the fast time of 2:0;; 2-3 ..v.! won by a. lencth and a half from Max Uirf.-h? r:yvx rioud. M.rl IIatt?r w n.i third, thre" Inpths back. The event had a value of $S.20O to th" winner. rOI.T.lX.t: IVASr.RM L G or tret own ; Holy Cross 3. Val" 11; Princeton 5. Sprir.gneld 3: Boston 1. Michigan f : Ohio tate 1. M. du Perron of Lyons. Franc". i the inventor of the first machine gun. J

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Memorial Day Triumph Over Michigan and Castncr's No-Hit, No-Run Game Against Purdue Feature Great Basehall Year Three Regulars on Team Lost hv ml Graduation This Month.

With the best baseball record made by any Notre Dame team s-ince 1015 behind them, the Halasmen have laid awav their bats for var - slty competition until next i 'i ii. They will take them up again next Thursday, but it will only be to perform in an exh'.bl'ion game at Ft.

Wayne ror the penept or the emiow- did rah.on. For three irnir.rs he ment drive. phut out the Ilüno-s batters nv tbodNineteen victories and four defeats Really, ar.d then onl man hard buk constitute their record. Among i'f- nftrr him- A Hr.e drive from their victims have been so?n" of the r-,!",t- MeCurdy',s hat hit him in tlie strongest teams of the 5 v.uh an.ijkrro- H wn5 unable to cor.tinu, 'middle west Purdue, Mi, hie m Ag-'-31 Red Macreveny was sent to re- ; e;es .Sr. Vi.itnr's ' Nnrrhw.-tem i bev" him. It was Red's first arpear-

Wavne for the benefit of tb.e endow k'entncbv T.aiiU-vüIa r.r.1 ! b - , n ...... .... . .. .... ...... .........,. , they bav hnwe1 only to Wis?on.in. Illinois and the Woiverir.es. Southern Trip Shcco.. Early last winter Coach Rockr." approved of a. .southern training trip J for the baseball player.. Dates w e-re arranged" with the .tronce: college teanV in Kentucky and southern Ohio, and on April 15 the firct gam" i of the season was played with Ft. Mary's college in Kentucky. The Halasmen won tb.e contest, continued to win throughout the rema:f.der of the tr:p. Georgetown Trat;svlvar'i Louisville St. Yiv'r' r d the University of Dayton all fell he - fore the Irish, and when they r"-

turned to Carter Field on April 24,-i triumph:'.-.: day for Paul, th" Wolthey hid a perfect string of seven j verines heretofore having been his games behind them. The training j Rist persi.-tent hcodecs. trip Avas characterized by the un-j 192S lrrwXTts fifrI. usual abundance cf rP which the! Although it is eirly to be-in tbinkmen displayed. Although the 5a-jlng about the next basobiii .-nson

son wait young, they aid no: appear to be slow, but went through the:;!

work with a vim thit aug-trei well! years team avai.ab.e again, ( oach for the season ahead. Illalas will present a record as im-

then came icor.s:n no dilT.culty In winning. f to I. A j week later the Halasmen again lost to Wisconsin and four dsys alter that, to Michigan. Cot Hick 011 Toot. But by that time, they har worked ! or the letharrv that had seized them ... - - 1 on their return from the Fo'Jth, and began to play really wonderful ball. Once more their list of victories Le-

I cold windy day. Tne Irish pepper : tn;s srnrg. '1 hree resni.ars w.;. , .- V0Sfe. 'suddenly fled. Although Dick Pal-i P r.e after graduation. Cart. Jen.. Xyx-sÄf iTt vey pitched splendid ball, so many j Rlievernicht, George Prokop and; ' ' irjf,e . i''errors were made bhind him. and j Chuck Foley. i fSfZZl I SJSffv such poor judgment was f xh'Mtei . For the position which CUever-;! I t.V ' sSf. ' 4

by hLs fie'.der.s that the Badgers had nicht will leave vacant. Coach HaJas I

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I yard dash. Yesterday at Iowa,! Hayes won the hundred in 9 7-10. breaking a record that has stood ' fur 11 years. Murphy in High Jump. In the lower picture Johnny Murphy is seen alighting after a leap of feet 5 inches which took th" i high pump at the state meet and i established a new- state record. Yesj i.-i.ii.'uinu in h i iri'j i a . teruay at tne uonrerence meet at Iowa. Murphy tied Osborne of Bli the height ,'i i'i. a-iw uu in Tossers End Year x I F7 . Record Since 1915 gin to pile up. Four teams were de1 pitching a hie n rn.V,! nio nf I),H.,0 'and then thev lournevefl to Frbana. 'r,. - a i , ' "iiii'it iu in laiViiis uuuii Liir lijf,;u Illini. Dick Fahey wa Hala.s' selection for th" mound, and the tall Kentuckian be-gan matters in srden- ! H P. TO in the J-,!? COmit.ir.V. X.FUr.lllV rrvn'i?, he watlte-'l five men in two irr.ittgs, ar.d allowed Illinois enough h.t.s ar.d runs to clinch th" came for them. llalis then ral'.el in Ca::i-r frm the oui'lcld, '.vho lie.m ir.z with n rol l arm. After h" hid 1 ern warmed up, h" allowed b it or hit in four innings, but the damage i h i d been done. Sir.ce that (lh-a?;er. tr Hil'ir.Kn b.ave net met defeat. I'or th ":rs time i: feat cd e years. Michigan wa.s d -Notre Dame, tb.e ennt.-t -e on Carti"r tiepl M.mTaul Ca ::r. er did tb.e nd led the t"am in batting e hits off Rlliot. It was taking i or:.!. j pitching j gettir.g iai .sere j..a;i.e. ii may &.n-iy r. s a that with the greater part or this ' nr.c'n- rev ti.r n a tK a wall have many recruit., the most t promising. of course being Gene , .Murpny. .Aiurphy c.iu?t-it In a r.umT er of games while Capttain Jerry played first ta.e this year. He has a nice peg. and handles himself neatly n short ground ba'.b. Reeruits for Foley's place in the uv f.ebl. and Prckop's job at first base; mw: le found amor.? the interhailj

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LEONARD-KANSAS FIGHT PROMOTER FINISHING ARENA

! Fitzsimmons Put? Tiekets on i Sale Here Monday for j July 4 Go. I On Monday morning the first tickets for the Benny Leonard-Rocky : Kansas f.gat at Michigan City Tue?- j day. July 4. will go on sale in South j 'Bcr.d at the hotels and ciar tores, j Kvery pre para tio'n is hcinc made j . for the big event which will open j ! the new arena being built at Mich:- j i pan City by Floyd Fitzsimrnor.s. who j ! is promoting the fight. ! The ar?t ?. when entirely com- j ! pleted will s-at o. 0r'0 persons.) ! However. This includes a bleacher j ! addition waich will not be completed for the Jjly 4 fight, making the( seating capacity .at the opening: ; about 00,0 10. j i lse l-,OfM Tons of Gravel. j I The she'd flooring of the stadium j is one-third finished and In two j j weeks 12.000 tons of grael and ceI uer.t will have been t:sed. CarpenI te.r.s are following the concrete mixer! jand the wooden seats will be In at j j about the same time the Üooring is! j c ompleted. I Th" arena Is a gigantic concrete. saucer with a r:rcumrerenee or1 12.0 0.0 feet and a diameter of 4.000. ' The ring will be just 2." feet below the last row of S' .ats. The price of; the arena seats- for the IxonardKansas battle on the Fourth are :?10 and $15, plu war tax. General admission tickets for bleacher seats j are Z. I Th" co?t of the arena can not, a I yet. be estimated. It is the first of ! its kind ev?r built and is the original iidea of Floyd Fiusimmons and his ! construction engineer C. R. Wightman. i To P.o Mnclasoil I'or Winter. ! In'speaklr.g of his new arena Fitz- ( , simmons aid, "At Benton Harbor I for tb.e D?mpscy-Misk" battle In I K20, fans dangled their legs in the j sandpit. At Michigan City In the. I new arena everyone s shoe soles win i rest firmly on solid concrete. I

Ion t intend to use my arena entirety i Dave Pollock threw a fCore Into for boxing. This winter It will be j the seniors yesterday when he turnenclosed and heated. j e,i in a score of 83. Dave is round-

It will oo available ror panel con - j certs and shows of all kinds. I I ligure the location here on the outskirts is as good as Tex Rickards' Jersey City project,' shadowing NewYork. "There r re lO.OOn.nCO people within a radiu.; of 10" miles of Michigan Citv "Tv :rem hits the .nnf 1 'PENNSYLVANIA LEADS I CPTinriT C TV lllTHRns The University of Pennsylvania leads all colleges !n the matter of intercollegiate records. Some she holds by herself alone. Jn one or two she shares honors' J with othc: Institutions, as in the 220-yard hurdles, in which the mark 'of 23 3-5 secor.de--. set on May 2S. :1S9S. by A. C. Kraenzlein. former Prr.n star, who is now coaching track athletics for his alma mater, i jwas equaled, but not surpassed, by j !J. I. Wendell of Wesleyan on May' DM 3. j Another of tho.-. records. '0 4-5 ; (seconds, in the l'"0-yard clash, which ( '.Pennsylvania shared with (borg"-i (town and Michigan, was beaten by, i.T. A. Leccney of lifaye tte, with : 7-10. at the intercollegiate meet on j ;May 27. To offset this, however, an- ! other Pennsylvania athlete. G K. : Bronder. established the record ot tlS5 feet S 5-S inches in th" Jivelin ! throw, a new event, on the sam" ; date. j The two oldest intercollegiate ree ls ar" h!d by Kraenzlem. nr.e i ib. tno l.ir1'.-..-. -f Ti a 3S 111" -."-Nai'l "' ot Ii r, st a n ; n en on Mny . 1 was m the running i.roia jump o; . i Iet 1 - - lncr.ex, n mj.i .-,.io th" test of time, though Kraenzl"in Ins now under hin direction at P"nn l ...-.II I i- c a - -V, XT r-i .' r 7' T") j . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .1 . . . hinks. ha' an excellent h a r. c " o reaking the old mark before e-ives rn'lT Re?", a sophonio b.e re WllO rA Vf-. i careru v c-arr.ea o ... tit. the oil chimp in practice. . o n. 1s c. o : 2 1 fee; Fiuad. Many noticed in the vear. and they men o; me:;: w r" inerhall bnsuo t.is ar" sure to b - can idates for the var.-i'v n t s p ring. K 1 m e r H.irrv J i mmy Jre Me-Ib'ge-r Nolan. F.1I Cerney L.yd.en. Grorg." Wrz.ira Sfihldreher. Ivan harp e r.tirns, "Hitch" Hfr.fg?n, Rpwn. Crowley. Web-h ar.d Olncck are soni" cf them. CHASSIS SI 245 I. (. Jt. I .Tti-lr,-; FARNEMAN-TASHER MOTOR COMPANY ML-:.I7 S. Michigan ii Phone Main 41 1U

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I)A?sFORTII PITCHING BALL UNDER A CLOUD "If Pave Dan forth can win IS gamfs in the American Iigrie h will b a wonderful help to the Brown.s. If he cn v:in 1A more ranie?i he w:n rr.i'Ke my club the strongest kind of a pennant contender." That wsj the way Manager Fohl of the St. Ixmis club sized up the deal which brought Danforth to the St. Louis club aj,d sent 11 St. Louts prayers to Columbus. Since his first start Danforth ha.s been of no use to the St. Louis club. Dar forth has always pitched undr a cloud. He has always had the reputation of resorting to trickery in order to get a sharp break on hiss ball. It has always been alleged that h loaded the scam-s.

WRASSE FEATURES GOLF TOURNAMENT! Mi.hawaka Youngster With Elmore Wins Senior and Junior Handicap. Th" l-ho senior and Junior i played : r.an.lieap tournament was fst"rday at Chain o' Iakes l'rize going to IL C. RImon. r a n d H. Wrasf" with the .core of SC-4-Ts being the best ont ball two-some Sucres to be recorded here in tournament play. M. R. Kavanagh and champion were clo--" second with Vi-I'-Mi. Harold. Wrasse, the lßjf'Oir old pher.om froni Mi-hawaka, played an exceptionally strong gam" a ul with proper handling should hecom" one of of the country. the great players McNu'.ty gave a wonderful exhibition of long driving, and on several holes exceeded drives made by Ray, Vardon. Hagen and Rvans. when they played here in 1920. The biggest Saturday crowd of tli" season thronged th" course yesterdav and T)Iav was continued until j sundawn. ;nff jnto mid-season form, and will be a dangerous contender for th" senior championship which will be played In July. ELECT VALPO NET AND BASEBALL CAPTAINS VALPARAISO. Ind.. June 3. Two captains of Valparaiso university athletic teams for next year were elected here today. Walter Hiltpold, of this city, was chosen to lead the 1923 basketball squad. He is a junior law student and plays floor guard. Millard Anderson, of Minneapolis. Minn., was reelected baseball cap1 ...... f ,- v . r- r- Tin . V. UHU IUI ilTL.M. ."filTUIl. lie 43 CL Ulirr letter man and is a junior science student. Taylor's Plumbing Is Found in the Best Homes in the City! It's Worth Investigating. There's a great big reason why Taylor is doing all this work. If you take the trouble to inquire you'll find that Taylor is absolutely responsible; his- prices are fair and just; his materials the finest and workmanship the best obtainable. It will pay you in the end to consult Taylor for the plumbing in your new home or the remodeling you are planning on. JAY L. TAYLOR 1915 S. Miami Street Lincoln 6065

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