South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 200, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1922 — Page 12

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 19. 1922

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WOMEN GOLFERS FROM SOUTH BEND STAR AT ELKHART

Leading Hitters

Mr. W. K. Morrison Shoot-? 90 for Firt Prize Othe rs Take Fir.t.

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GENE SARAZEN NOW BACK HOME "MINUS" THE 'SWELLED HEAD'

Golf Champion Reaches Home Links Unannounced, Greeted Only ly Caddy.

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11) DAVIS J. V.LM. Xr;V YORK, July 18. (I5y I. N R ) U Lis la on tho custom nt many golf champions sine tim Imjn'?noi!il to boTorne quite unaplro.ichab'ie ar.d exclusive, on tr. ti'J waa theirs. They fiuddenly Sfuvt'l the inanitud of their own lniportar.ee ami tho weight of their

tiücrr.ity was profounri.

t)i ran 1 1 . o k. for nothing of that kind from Cime Sarazcn. tho ex-caddy, w ho bvat a prrat field of Ko'.fer for tho national open golf title at Skokk- last Wf-ok. dene Is a kuüoss

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t' :i.h r. Mrs. . J. South IVnd ftartd Iri'.!::intly with a -13 hut c-uM r.rt maintain hor mornlnc: form rn-p.-.ln? in with .'1 for a total of 04 winnlncr a silver ?a!t and p'-ppcr .t.

of N'llrs Avon th next 1 pr, krt f!a.-h li-tht with

the f röre cf 0'. Mr?. J. T. Reynolds looked like a errtaln winner In the

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jiiahfying' rour.d when Fhe turned with 43. but chp got into ,-troulif .it

tn ravir. r.n.e ;r. arrnn'jn rour.vl taking a nin which l...o.-tl her total for the day to T'7; her rrlze .v.ii? a sröld prr.il. Mrs. Simonton. of Klkhart was the la.t prlz w'.r.r.PT In the chimpi's-P flight, her 105 Rettins: her a pair of candle stiek. Vir si hon-ira in th r!a.s A f.lsht

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ash. South Kf-rA. 1'0, ic-) tea filis; Mrs. K. C. Campbell, St.. Joseph. 1M. box oif ball.0; Mrs. Core, ,t. 0o.-'-;.h. 12. Sandwich tray. ?Jr:-. )wrn of Nl'.en, and MrGrortfelt of St. Joseph, tied for Urft plar.' In th class It flight, with 11. In the draw Mr.s. Owen won tho ilver Rravy bowl, and .Airs. Ciroot-

felt a r:i5:eroIe; Mrs. T. It. Sic South Hor.i. 10. hox coif ball

Mr. HerlnK-. St. Joseph, 106. ciar etto bowl; Mrs. Carter. St. Joseph. JO,, hook rack. South Bend raptured llrst honor in the class C flicht when 31 rs. H. Fchadt -ore l 10?, winning an I'lectric lamp. Mrs. Harter. Klkhart. 1 '':. p'.a-s tray; Mr?. Sudor, Mlsha-w-Aka. 1!4, Kal.id dL-h; Mrs. ItutX, sklo, 11 j. silver tray; Mrs. Ixwry, -N::. 1 1 hov coif halU Mrs. r.-ardsly of Klkhart, hadrd

iis a Montana farm hand and just as approacha.blo as a book agrnt. an -Old SIhk." His arrival in New York was typical of the boy's lack of affectation. He simply stepped off the train, alone and unnoticed and walked across to the Pennsylvania with tho championship cup under hl3 arm. and thence to the drfk, whore a golf fan recognized him. He was Surrounded by enthusiastic colfers and ho talked to all of them n-i though they were friends of lonp: stir.uir.L-. was not in a hurry to ke ; Gin vague and shadowy appointment, he was not annoyed by this H'-LT.i!n familiarity on the part of the bourK-oise. He enjoyed it. Gcr.e was virdtinc. May Cio Abroal. How did it feel to be champion? It sure felt treat. Was he nervous at any time durlnpr the final round?

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the li-t in the class P flight, winning a silver syrup ydtcher with the s-ore .f 12."). Mrs. I IA Porter of South Ter.-I. playlPs her ttrst ftani" In two yc?rs, war. .econd with ll'l. winning .1 clas tray: Mrs. Simonton, I'.Iitr.art. 12.1. pold pencil; Mr. Ch ipn: -;-.. KM. purs-; Miss Iun!ir, Mishawaka. 11-. silver ts a pot. A r.- w St. Jose-.; val'ev record for

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mother. Did you feel confident he would, win it again next year. No-h-1 r-o. Ju?t hopeful. Would he go abroad after the r.ritish open title?

j Ye?. He lictured that he had qualij lied for tho attempt for the llrst tim. since he started playing grolf. i Thcc'e and a hundred nvor questI tioi.s were asked him by total

' strangers before Gene was rescued

by tho hotel manager, who escorUd him to the elevator under the mistaken impression that Sarazen was bein bored by a lot of inquisitive b-uts. ciene actually seemed disappointed at tho interruption. Hun;? tho Itnmfc. That ha. been Sarazer.'c way since he hrst came into local notice by making a particularly gool showir.p: in tho Metropolitan championship of 1 .". He. knew he could play golf from the moment he quit the Apawamls links as a; caddy but his innato modesty and good per.? mad" him realize that he could win irore honors with a mashie than he C'.ulil with his mouth. According to dispatches from Pith-thurh. le arrived at his horns ( ours at Highlands unannounced. Tho first to t-ro him a member of his own guild, a caddy, and if we know anything of Sarazen at all. we will venture that he was vastly more pleased by the incident than if he was met at the station by a brass band and a reception com-m.ttee.

Speed Shown By Dutch Reuther Is Surprise To Fans Drooklvii Hurler Was Not Fit:nred on Heavily When Season Opened. IIY lULIA" KV.VXS. The work of one pitcher very often keeps a major league team in the race. For years the twirling of Walter Johnson kept the fans of Washing

ton from thinking th Nationals were in some leagua other than the American. I,ast season, after the Chicago White Sox had been shot to pieces because of th basWnll scandal. Pitcher "Red" Faber kept the hopes of the .Sox supporters burning by his remarkable pitching. In 1320 Jim pagby of the Cleveland club, with 21 victories, was the sensation of the American league. Coupled with Stanley Cove!e?kle ha Just about pitched the Indian Into a pennant. Thi3 season during the early stages of tho American league race Urban Shocker of the Ilrown.r kept the St. Iuis team going while the rest of the staff was rounding Into form. Tor several years Burleigh Grimes has been the one best ijet on the Brooklyn staff. He is always figured as tho Dodder's ace. Contrary to the experts, the big

noiso at Brooklyn this year is "Dutch" Reuther. In the spring dope Crimea was heavily figured on; Reuther received little more than passing mention. Today Reuther Is the sensation of the National league race. He won 10 games out of his flrft 12 starts. Seldom a week passes but that he adds another victory to his total. While tho rest of the Brooklyn staff was floundering around Reuther was pitching invincible ball. Reuther's great work kept the Are burning In tho Dodger camp nnrrr tho other pitchers hit their strike. Then the Dodgers began to show their real speed. Today the club In a mighty dangerous opponent. If the Brooklyn team proves to bo the dark hore of the .National league much of the credit must be slipped to Reuther. How comes this great work on the part of Reuther? Reuther has always had much natural ability. With Chicago and Cincinnati he at times was almost un beatable. In 1919 when the Reds won tho pennant he went "great guns." Having a care-free disposition 1 t

Daseuaii was a mere amusement;

rather than a means of livelihood with Reuther. Nothing worried him. If lie won it was all right: aLso equally acceptable If he didn't. This fcason Manager Robinson has won Reuther Over to the thought that based-tall is a serious proposition. Reuther Is tending strictly to business. Any time he steps into the box he wants to win. He has developed over night into the hardest kind of a loser. All of which merely proves that the proper mental attitude Is as necessary to success as great natural ability.

His Great Work a Surprise

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League Standings

Golf Stars Tee Off on Au 11 Thirty-Two Low Qualify.

INDIAXAPOLIM, July IS. Jesse Mossier, secretary of the Indiana

go.; association -uesaay announced1

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held at French August 14. The

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IMPORTANT SERIES WON BY CARDINALS

Make It Three Out of Four from Giants Now Half Game Behind Leaders. ST. LOUIS. July 18. The Cardinals made It three out of four over the Giants Tuesday, "winning a free hitting contest. 9 to S. The Cardinal are now a half a game behind the leaders. Score: New- York .. 203 000 201 S 12 1 St. Louis ... 040 002 03x 9 13 6 Douglas. Causey. Jonnard and Snyder; North Pfeffer. Pertica and Ainsmith.

RIXEY HURLS REDS TO

WIN OVER BEANEATERS

Lew-Benny Scrap Doped As One Of Rights and Lefts No Love Lost Between Lightweight Champion and

Chalh

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er-e:r.-,i- ir.:ervens. jack 1 e:np?.e w ill tn ike n-xt appearance in

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:n luck. Torr:!: Kirksey. th Stanford sprint-:". o.'visi oned some surprise vh--n be f.i;!c.l to come through in the 1 1' 3-yard da?h at the interco!-

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BY BOB DOR-MAN NKW YORK. July IS When Benny Leonard steps into the ring in Jersey City the night of July 27 against Lew Tendier hut one question is to be answered. Can Leonard stop Tendier with

J rights to the head before Tendier

downs tne champion with lefts to the stomach? Tendle: is the only lightweight in the ring today who stands a chance to dispose of the champion via the kayo route. He cannot be compared to Leonard as a boxer, but his awkward

CINCINNATI. O. July IS.Reds" made it three out of from Boston by winning the game of the series Tuesday.

3. "core: Boston '. 100 100 001 3 5 2 Cincinnati .. 030 006 OOx 9 14 1 Oechger and Gibson; Rixey and Hargrave.

GRIMES AIDS CUBS ON HIS RETURN TO GAME CHICAGO, July IS. Chicago bunched hits Tuesday and defeated Philadelphia R to 3 In the final game of the t-eries. Ray Grimes of the Cube?, who has been out of the lineup for more than a week because of a slight injury to his back, resumed his old portion at first base. Grime led the attack with four hits, including a double and home run in four times up. Score: Philadelphia . 100 001 0013 8 1 Chicago 110 031. OOx 6 12 1 Singleton. Ring, and Peters; Aldridce and O'Farrell.

YANKEES BURY SOX UNDER 14-4 COUNT

Get Revenge for Previous Losses by Clouting Three Hinders for 20 Hits.

NETW YORK July 18. Tho Nev

Y'ork Y'ankees easily defeated Chicago In the last game of the series

Tuesday, 14 to 4. hitting three Whito tox pitchers for 20 safe blows. Meu-

sel and Witt starred with four apiece, the former driving in seven runs. Shawkey struck out 10 men, including Johnson, three times. Hopper rapped out a home run for the third day In succession. Score: Chicago 010 000 111 4 10 4

tournament to be Lick beginning oa schedule follows:

Aug. 14 an i 15 Qualifying

rounds, IS hole. Monday and IS holes Tuesday, the 32 lowest f-cores made for the 26 holes to play for the championship. The third lowest 16 scores qualify for the Committee's Flight, the fourth 16 qualify for the God Fellowship Plight, the fifth 16 qualify for the French L.lck Flight, the sixth 15 qualify for the Thomas Taggart Special Plight. Aug. 16 Morning First round of championship, firet round of committee's fliKht. and first round of French Lick flight. To be played on the lower cours.?. Afternoon Second round of championship, second round cf committee's flight. flrM round of secretary"s flight and first round of president's flight. Aug. 17 Morning and afternoon Third round of championship flight. Morning First round ol director's flight, second round ot president's flight, first round of vicepresident's flight, first round of good fellowship flight, second round of French Lick flight, second round ol Thomas Taggart flight. Afternoon Semi-finals of committee's flight, semi-finals of secretary's flight, semifinals of good fellowship flight, semifinals of vice-president's flight, first

round of good fellowship consolation, semi-finals of French Lick flight semi-finals of Thomas Taggart flight. Aug. IS Morning and afternoon Semi-finals of championship flight. :eml-flnals of president's flight, semifinals of directors' flight, finals of committee's flight, finals of secre

tary's flight, finals of vice-president's flight. Morning Semi-finals of good fellowship flight, semi-finals good

fellowship consolation. Afternoon

Finals good fellowship flight, finals pood fellowship con501atton cup, finals French Lick flight, finals Thomas Taggart flight. Aug. 19 Morning and afternoon Finals of championship flight, finals of president's flight, finals of director's flight.

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American League rh'i;o at B":on St. Louis at rhilidetphia. Pet rolt at New York. Cleveland at Washington.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Amerlcuii : St. Loul9-VTahlneton (ra!n. fhl.igo. 4; New York. 14. Pet re it. 5; Boston, rt. Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia. 3. Xatlonttl : Posten. 3: Cincinnati. 0. Hrooklvn-Iitt!burg (rainh Philadelphia. 3: Chicago, ß. New York. 8; St. Lou:, 9. American Association Indianapolis. 0; Kansas City, 2 loulsviile. 5; Milwaukee. 0. Toledo. 12; Minneapolis. 7. Cohunbus, 2; St. Paul. .". Southern Attneiation Memphis, 1; I'irmiugbaiu, 0. game.)

Menrphis, 4; Fdrmlngharn, 0. game, 7 innings. Cli.ittaiMoga, Ö; Mobile, 0. game i. Chattanooga, ; Mobile, 7. game, 7 innings.! Little Kork. 5; Atlanta. 3. New Orleans, S; Nashville, 2

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AT CARTIER FIELD FOR DIAMOND FANS

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Blankenship, Schupp, Courtney and 5chalk and Yaryan; Shawkey and Sch.in? and Ioffrnan.

INDIANS DOWN MACKS; WIN NINTH STRAIGHT PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. July IS. Cleveland Tuesday captured its ninth straight victory, the longf?t winning streak in the American league this season, by defeating Phladelphia, 6 to C. Speaker and Wood hit home runs off Hasty with a man on base each time. Score: Cleveland 210 012 000 10 2 Philadelphia . 001 010 010 3 3 1 Morton and O'Neill; Hasty, Ogden and Terkins.

BONO PITCHES BLUES TO WIN OVER INDIANS KANSAS CITY. July IS. While Bono held the visiting Indianapolis team scoreless, his battery mate. Catcher Mc-Carty counted the two runs which led to a score of 2 to 0 for Kansas City here Tuesday. The locals scored a third run in the fifth inning which, after a protest from Manager Jlendrirks of tho visitors, was allowed by the umpires. Score: Indianapolis ..000 000 000 0 8 ?, Kansas City ..000 010 lOx 2 10 2 Caret and Dixon, Krueger; Bono and McCarty.

Growing Popularity of Pastime Makes Added Changes Necessarv at N. D.

nREYAITILS' RALLY WINS. MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July IS Milwaukee scored two runs after two were out in the ninth and tork the first game of the L,ouisville series by a score of 6 to 5. Score: Iuisville (02 100 110 5 11 1 Milwaukee ... (20 020 0026 13 0 Estell and Meyer; Pott and Myatt.

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SAINTS RALLY AND COP. ST. PAUL. July IS. Jake Xorthrop held St. Paul to one hit until the seventh inning, when a base on balls a wild pitch and four hits for a total of lo bases scored live runs for St. Paul, the locals winning- 5 to 2. Scoro:

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YEACirS HOMER WITH i SACKS FULL WASTED;

BOSTON, July IS. Boston defeat-! TOLKDO WINS oXi:. ed Detroit Tuesday for the first time MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., July IS. this vear In Boston, fi to vrh. Toledo took the first game of the

made a home run with the bases ! Minneapolis series here Tuesday

full In the seventh, tying the score.

Score: Detroit 010. 00.0 4003 6 2 Boston 040 010 10 5 11 t Dauss. OIrman, Stoner, Olson and

Woodall; Kusfeell, Pennock and Kuel

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to 7. Home runs by Conroy and Russell of Minneapolis and Wickland of Toledo featured. It was Russell's 17th homer. Score: Toledo 50 010 231 12 16 3 Minneapolis .003 200 020 7 8 3

A new baseball stand will be included in the Improvements and additions now being made on Carticr field at Notre Dame. Father Carey, head of the university athletic board, announced Tuesday morning. Work on tearing down the oil baseball stand has been completed and as soon as the debris Is removed, work will start on the new stand.1-. The increase in the student body at the university and 'the great popularity which Notre Dame athletic, have come to enjoy, made the oi l baseball stand too small and somewhat unsafe for the crowds it ha3 accommodated. Although the new ball stand itself will not surpass the old structure to

anv extent in size, it is understood i F

that additional bleacher facilities I:

will be provided. Coach Walter Halas will again be in charge of baseball next reason.

Incidental to the building of new y football stands on the east tide of the gridiron, is thr- announcement;

mat. tne o o enu s euons ol irn present stand there will be moved to the south and north ends of the fin11 t Vina nffn r.lin" fi'ii'i'r . e ri t ? '

capacity than the low cireu-

provided. Father Carey branded as 'false

story in Chicago paper:, to the effect j that plans had been made to hav a stadium on Cartier field within h!? next three years. "I wish it were ' J true." he said, "but there is no;" foundation for the story." ; 1

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British Default to Spain

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NEW YORK, July IS Disappointment was expressed in tennis circles today because of Great Britain's default to Spain in the semi-final round of the Davis cup competition. Inability "to secure a representative team" was given as the reason, according to a cablegram from the British authorities received by the L'nited States Lawn Tennis association. Spain will meet the survivor of the femi-flnal round match between France and Australia for the right to play the United States In the challenge round.

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TO COACH YALTC CREW. SEATTLE. Wash.. July H. Announcement was made here today that Ed. Leader, rowing crew coach

of the University of Washington haaj

signed a contract to coach Yale university at a falary nearly double that received from the local institution. Leader's crew attracted national attention, especially thts year when they forced Navy to set a new record at Poughkeepsle to win.

TO TtlST EQUIPMENT. LAFAYETTE, July 15. Announcement has been made that arrangements have been completed for the engineering experiment station at Purdu university to test automobile equipment for the ordinance department of the United States army.

A five ton army caterpillar tractor used during the late war will be; shipped to the chool soon to be

tested In the tractor testing plant This will be followed by other research work, it 1 said.

Bsrman and the Boys have arranged SOME REAL VALUES

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