South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 203, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1922 — Page 9

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(ranil (Circuit .Mrrtinj: Kndwith YiA liner AttrniliilKT HeennN Hrnkeil. A I, A ' ! 7. Ml. h.. July : i . K:i!I t Th" f ri - f 'j r-a! i : . I : r? r -i 'I ,n-V'1 ! ' i '""1 .i ''1 r i1 1 '.:: -J . r : : i r : v . ' 'K ' rr r: . Jl.il f.'-rif- :irl Sir flrf,!i- Th- (hin li' - Ma- , f !i!- w ;r n I In I Mih"'.'' : - u; and Hi! M ihM.p ;r: t !;: . r. l .r t s? r;ii.;. , .1 ii.r an ! t. (.'-. th--iit,': IIa v ir.to i.i ; .t.-.n ith Hal. 1 h'r.v .In t h i r i . J r 1 v:. i.fi 'I f - - than k ;i!;l Lo-ar; II n an v. f'r.'uv j Jnhnr.!" J a' .- f'.o-o of th'- sworu! i i'. I!"v (IrnTtan ru! "l favorit- At i T r . t i r t . H.'il !'.' '. th.r- f i' r.ritn in th. 2:11 pa . f-:in'I tii !i-! l anything l;ut .- fr ;ii;il f er 1 to i:S- way to i(( -I ry Hirft t. xr ;.t in tiK-'thiril hrat h-n tlir N hraka mnr liM-:-hfl in fr'M.t. Th- f-h. ru .', I am.- hnm- s'im'l if, th- (i"n'.r.r hi-at hut aftr thnt v;l :;nah' to (-t.'.r..l tin- -a" f ,l. Hal Ilo- ina'l- ral hals to win n th. strt-lfh. i;t !! nry I:r-f-t w.m ahl" to uncork thf liff.-.oary p--tl to li oKl th ! a 1 .ffjt In th Iir.nl Th" L' :ll ji.irf hf-lon'd to Minerva .'iitry. f.ivnrlto. all" thu- tvny, thf M.-irvIn r'hil.l'.i iP.trv was the r't----. winning three straight, while l'ax'an j and Mlnr.io- Wiüiara? won rae.l nut ( in an tffort to h a.l off t!i. (Jentry jn.iro. It wa th langst Tralay that ever witnf.,t tl prantl crru:t racing in K.alarmzoo. T. nttcnd.inrr, for the live day? was a record hrtaktr. Summarle: 2:11 !', 3 lrN. Turk Amrrlnin Hf-nry Direct, s.jr., by Walter IMrfrt. n'alini IIü! Hoc. tr.m.. by Ilnl I.. (C1i!Mj) Tho Shcrw.Hi,!, char., y N'orrticn, (Murphy .1. W. !r.p.. hy J. S. (1, 112 4 2 1 2 7 4 3 3 r, 4 U!iv) f.utii Iirook. tr.m.. by Arrot I I.i I. (Mr.Mnhon) Jr5si! Uij??s ,mJ Casey Junes al" Tinis :0-Pi, 2.-04H. 2:0.,i4. rr,.rr-.ll 1w. 3 Ilt-Mtf. Iur 1.20O Jirnml Mchepron, l.jr ., ty JacK MKerrn, (Ray) Sir R.xrhf, h.g., hy Sfmrti. 1 r.-i n Hal M.ibone, b s , by Arpt II il (Childs J : y ;rfr?in. b jr.. by Jrattan Iloval. 1 Murphy) ,Ihn-d (J'ilrk. rh.h., by Ile.ls--wf.,d r...y. (Kani I."is' in II il srvvfd a!-. sf.ir!."l Tiau-. ITd. 2:il;. IT''i. 1 1 2 n .I 1 . o ' 4 2 4 3 d Mi:.. rv. Gentry. in., by Jahn Ii. irtiiry. (ChibH? Minnio Willi u:i, b'.k.iu . by Th. I'.!. k It s. (Thrill 1.-1 I'.TiTin. b , by Waltvr I:r.--t. (Taliui I'. jrun Rr'inko. b.h . by .lufl' l'.r-,k. (hively) K.b. rt lir..-i. rh by Walter I i r. Ka v 1 Tiaie. J:.,4. -'."t-V '2 Ill ä 4 1 r. ä 4 : 3 Fanning Vith Farrell Xi:W VOr.K. July 21. (Ry U. T.) Tom York, tho old time lal! I'liyrr. si;.- t'V- r afternoon at the l'olo -rr'j:.d. kee;mc: actors and ha rh.r?J o t l- e.-s box. rttweii times he nhiltMojdriZ'S ir.l h - dedia T ioi: aio ri't I I : t 1 , t t .1 1 y 10 the srar.Tr 1 1 I f thO I im ' rn ha'.l play, ""The player.- a' r.'t so had. but i da.-- arms." b.ck to the day iu-:h' 1. tiling of 1 : g .1 1 r. - a s at h.' ; it c h r- . 1 1 w a, a:.d :. a :: n r " r. r.:::g thirty r f O ! . While .1.1 fed U t th- :. h.ar i:e :or. of t in plt's'hiv.g rule. !li fr-e fw'.r. and h e orkd urea? . lall i ! - on ;::;; a. . t !a re are Intile old time f. 1 1 - nr.ht a-o:i i that -i :r. c oi - ' ',r'i man' . he.! this s. r:.--t third of tlie ra . I'r.a kT of f hrt Prown-- engagt 1 i:i s at. 1 won tcle . Wa :: ! 1 1 ' ' . '. O O. a -1 1 1 o;.t ho r. of :"e l.ri'o-clyn i ..:,d,d th:rt. n natii' s a 1 . e e o i o;n lie i,-m i.. x h.j , rtirt. ' I : v kwul f 1-ick '.-th ::.i'ht : v yir:fi? a"l s'jh. i-h : t l .i-'-'i n . all d 'l ; i a i . . .i.k.. o . i .'TT p. I !. i er wa th r i i r o : J 1 IP,,; 1 -. i... f .- n do'.r.-.; " ' M . ; : c n th--ha tu nt-:i- ' ' 1 ' - : ' . ' a 1 o 1 t -. '1 .-1 ' 1 h:m .1-::: D ? ft xi w X. Ml H 'Ihf Gt)IJ SfanItrJ of Xatve-' " yV-.V J , . . 'te- -rr2?r 's" T tU IV- -''ir'Sr ' CHASSIS $1245 V. O. li. lousing FARN ELM AN MOTOR CO. L10-ol7 S. Michigan St. I'ltotu .Main ilia

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- r 'V' fr-;-v 1 -U1 - y. 4 1.1:1: aii:aiovs Tt.r-- tio iu.-li.on as to who 13 'the rno--t .valuahU nlayt-r on the Philadelphia Nationals. Thf honor ? t o Titchfr L M;d. Tht bejK-ctac.-Ifd twirler . . f .1 hLtti:. .. .... - 1 . . . I "i I limit s is .1 1 lu.i r iv ;t .j e I'i.ij - j er. . t)n u winning Kam ho .wouM ' he rt-.irdtd as a. wOr.Ucr. ! The fact that for several Jears he hav.hevu with a taik'ndff has in no way afTertd his work. Hr always k!-h hN I- t ( ffort. M'aJ(i.w.s.is wise in the nrt of pitching, n gf)od student of human hartirr, flshtlKk" valiantly for a lot Two othrr jdayor? who hare proved their worth to the Ihfllies arc Catch, r II nline and the veteran intildr. Art netcher. Ifenline's ixeejjf rit work b hinI the 1m ha.- won much iiais-. AUSTRALIANS MAY LIFT DAVIS CUP, HOLLA INTIMATES Former Champion Comments on Great Improvement of Patterson and Anderson. Hy DAVIS J. WALSH. I. N. f?orH Ktlltor. NCW YORK, July 21. If you ate Rood at threading verbal needles, you nsay be ahlo to deduce from the Utterances of Mrs. Molla II. Mallory, a tennis champion who fay? she knows nothink' ahout tennis, that America's defence of the Davis cup mis year nennst t!u Australian.., will have to bo almost fool proof. Otherwise, s0 you will h. allowed to imagine, the cup will jto bark across the Pacific, to the land from whence it came. Mrs. Mallory 111 not say the o thincs in so many words. She merely allowed your humble scribe to infer this much during the rnurso of interview at the tennis champion's homo today. J. O. Anderson was on of the most Improved player? she had seen this or any other year. Mrs. Mallory Intimated, ilerald Patterson now has a comparatively stron? back hand supplement, she further declared. "Then you think tho Australians have a ireat chance- to win?" "Oh, no. no, no," Molla hastened to reply. "Don't make" me say that. Pon't mako me say anything. I know nothing ahout tennis. Ask Mr. Tilden. He'll tell you I never study or analyze tho pamo." "You just o out and play it," I suirested. "Vis that peems to be it." She had noted, however, that Pat-ter.-on's b.it khand. and perforce hi. : ., ., 1 v. ... 1 .... .1 ...... 1 in i,. i viui n.m iuipiucu. "Would yuii say the improvement was as to. 11 a as 2 percent." I asked. "t th.at much." An ! r.-on had caucht her far.cv. h.o' r. In jut tvlut way he had bett-re.l his game che could not say. "I know nothing about the playr-- I saw at Wimbledon." she added. "NothiriiX at all except th.at they were nice." w:t!i a smile. Mrs Mol'ory seemed to have r1j i ovi-red la r umnl humor after her I sc. r... with reporters, iti wh.ich she i:atitd at the ?. w.-paprs for alleged I Tti.-'i :'tatlc-i of what sha said in (-.:! 1 to .Mlh r:!f'tv t '. a c peni.ctnt I a Mod. records lo not compare ih'.y with the a tiT-, roe prove th.at the race but it iio. roe j.rove trat the race : i;ct-.

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:;;..- ha-'m1 run honors. He will' wants to corrtct some thir.g.- he was .a to a complish .orr.ethln if ho ; ir.iotol as sa ing about Luis; Firpo, - alle to ke;i up hi- ir-s"t.t hotr.erlthe South American giant. -a:: a r. -.1 yt ir.air.ta'n his position . "When I said he wm: a good pros-a-vattir.g champion. .l'eot. I didn't mean that he- was Ktr.r.tth William-. Crown star, htady to knock over Dempscy. A t-att:tg o er . -I .' w h-n he start - ' prospect in l.oxlns talk means jsonie-

1 a : r a lio me run r"c r.l and ? w he p. a flipped down ur.der .3 0 ft. '-ibe Ruth's secret am! ition for 'wo v. ar has b.. n to P ad the !!.i:oan League in batting and still a :gr. as the ;t,p.;e ritn kir.g. When Ruth ha to ? do it. it is a real Job. i W h.r. i oo" California won the rtcent -:iat track a r.-l n I ! ch.mij ion-h:;. no one r . to remark .i' ot ti..- :.ng trip Iron-, th.e coast a:.d the clno of climate. The

Shocker Hopes to Win Thirty Ball Games for Browns Expected to Show." Strong When Pennant Fight Gets Hotted in Fall. lly JULIA i:MNS. ' U li. a is the matter with Shocker

Imrir.j; the Ut two weeks In June, und tin- ih-s; iart of July. I had that iu. -:.iurt tired at mo time and as-ain. Th' failure of ShocktrV name to appear in the box ecores with the re-.:Ian:y that usually features caroe-s in whi;h the Jrown play caü-.;d the fans tu vohdYr, made !he;u curious. i?h6cker thice June 10 has been In the ho-pital part of the' time, and merely rest'nt; uj the rest, petting ready for the .Li' , drive down the home .-tretf)i. During the first eirht weeks of play Shocker won 1 parries for the Browns. He lost three or four throuch the touphest kind of break Ife saved several hy goin to the relief of some faltering pitcher. Shocker is a glutton for W-ork and no situation is too tough. He seenis to revel in games wher one's nerve is tested to tho limit. Khock er was once the property 61 the New York American. He came to the Hrown.i In a wholesale swap of players. If there it one thing" a player liks to do, it is to defeat the- club that discard him. Since going to St Louis Shocker's p:t hobby has been beating New York. On Jun' 10 STiocker faced New York In tho first game of a series at St. Louis-. New York knocked him off the- rubber. Such an experience wa;- unusual to shocker. lie hurt hi.s left leg in that jrrne, making il Idilficult for him to properly stride when delivering the ball. It was the first time the New York club had ever treated him so rudely. Shocker is game. Instrj-d of complaining about hin leg he merely informed Manager Pohl that he would he ready to go Lack at the Yankees the next day. Once again Shocker failed to finish. Pn"iua-tionably the Injure! leg had considerable to do with the twe failures. That nitrht Shocker went to the hospital for treatment. During hit absence the rest of the staff have tarried the burden mot capably. Heady for tlie Wortl. Shocker i-s ready to start as;ain Not only has the leg entirely recovered, but his arm In certain to b much better as a result of the ren It was' beginning to thow the wear and tear to which be was subjectins it. "I hope to wirf !10 games for St. I-rfiuis this year." la the way Shocker sizes up his chancrs. "I would like to turn in victories. If I am able to do that the. team that beats ui will come close to winning the pennant. "The rest has put me in good fhape. I am ready fr the word from Manager Pohl any time he gie? it." WORLD'S CHAMPS ) TITLE HAS NO LURE FOR BIG LEAGUERS In and Out Race Gives Rise to Rumors of Lack of Dc-t-ire to Win Games. NFW YORK, July 21. Speaking of the peculiar features of the 1--pennant races, a New York baseball man who los more than merely look at the games, says: "wonder If nomc f these fellows want to win th pennant." Money being the ruling influence of'most of the players, he pomrs oat 'that some id the players could mako more money by barnstorming an t playing winter has bail than by living" on the glory of a world series. lie made direct reforcr.ee to no club but he pointed out that star players would have more in the lor.,? run with the share of a second plac? club in the world series mency and j fat winter contract than they could get out of the winners cut oi tne fall cl i-ic. Ho pointed ut that it miht never nur the hnd of the players to throw frames, but they intent play eareles-h- and without sutticient ! tight it" they f t It that they didn't care wheth r th y won or not. Th club owners in refusing to rep.al the anti-barnstorming rule 'and in d daring each fall that tney mili.i no rootlfV Otlt of .'l short WOfll , v. -eri" tv. :ht influence some players . . r T 1 , n r i' '. e v 1 e it ir.r were 1 : no Iwrong if thev didn't licht their head I' ll 11.11 i;o- j' 00. iiii. i The in and out showing of the O V... 1 New Y rl: Yanks hat brought for ward the rumors airain that Miliar Hug-tins will be decapitated as leadth. Ami riran L a;u' chamP" ast in :h: remember that nett fall. Ar gum. -.nlv w r r k ore way i wha n vou ior.'t want to arKue. t ; .Jimmy D- Forrest. who knows thing gord for a '.o: c? irtoney to I some- one." he say. . lr setting cut to wield the iron rod ir. liier.;, the New York tornmission might employ a few minutes to good advantage by reading Its ruh s. The commission has the power to declare -a title vacant when the holder refill's to give a chance to a bone tale challenger f very -ix month providing that the champion won his title under t New York rules.

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- T w.-v " -5Ä 5 iiocki'i; st. CARDS WIN AGAIN AND CROWD GIANTS Fournicr Hits Circuit Smash in Sixth with Bases Full. ST. LOUIS. July 21. Pournier's home run with bases full in the eighth gave the Cardinals a 6 to 1 victory over Iloston here Friday. It was the third straight for St. I-ouls nvpp tho ltrnvej nnd moved them (n . : . 1 within .004 of tho league leading to Cincinnati. Giants. who lost Score: Horton 000 000 010 1 14 2 St. Louis 000 000 06x 6 S 0 Watson nnd Gibson; North. Poak. Ilirfoot and Clemons. PIRATES WIN THIKI) FROM PHILADELPHIA PITTSnURG, July 21. Pittsburg nlacle It three straight from Philadelphia by winning Friday's ame. G to 0, tho second shutout of the erloj. Morrison hold the visitor to four hits. King passed six men in Ws than three innings. Two of those came in the third with three hits, giving the Pirates four runs. I Score: Philadelphia .. neo noo 000 0 I 0 Pittsburg 014 000 Olx 6 S 0 King. C. .Smith. Winters and Henline; Morrison and Gooch. ALEX DOWNS REUT HER IN HURLERS' BATTLE CHICAGO. July 21. Grover Alexander bested "Dutch" Peuther, star southpaw of the league., in a pitching duel Friday, and Chicago shut out Prooklvn. 1 to 0 in a gam1 ! which required one hour and 13 J minutes to play. llollocher's ingle, Terry' infield out and a double play by Grimes scored the only run of the game. Score: 'P.rooklyn 000 000 000 o 4 1 Chicago 000 001 OOx 1 6 0 Reuther and Deberry; Alexander and O'parrell. REDS MAKE IT ANOTHER VICTORY OVER GIANTS CINCINNATI. July 21. Couch outpiiched Tony Friday, and the Red.- won the third game of the fries with the Giants, 5 to 3. Thy home team bunched hits In the fifth and sixth innings and earned all-their runs. Parties relieved Tony in the seventh and dil not allow a hit In the la?t two innings. Score: New York .... 010 000 020 3 7 1 Cincinnati .... 000 023 OOx 5 2 Tony, Harnes ami Snyder; Gaston, Couch and Hargrave. BLUES AGAIN DEFEAT I INDIANAPOLIS, 8 TO 3 j KANSAS1 CITY. July 21. K.thxx 'City made a clean sweep of the ser ies i.y defeating Indianapolis for tlie fourth straight game here Friday. S to 3. Three home runs, one ach by Kruecar and Brown for the visitors and one by Zwilling for the locals featured the icame. Score: Indianapolis ..010 000 Oil 3 7 1 Kansas City ..200 050 lOx S 12 1 Weaver and Krueger, Dixon; CarIt er and McCirty. MILLF.HS COP TWO. MINNEAPOLIS. July 21. Minneapolis won both games of a double header with Toledo Friday S tc 3 and 4 to 3. The first game was a pitchers' battle, error. figuring in the scoring. The two victories givf Minneapolis the perles, three game to two. Score: ( 1 st came. ) Toledo 1C0 000 0203 S 2 Minneapolis ...003 00 40 3 15 1 Iiedlent and Kocher. Murphy; Ying'lim? and Owen?. (2nd game) Toledo 000 2O0 010 3 7 2 Minneapo'.is ...300 001 CAt 4 ri 2 Avers nnd Kocher; McOraw and Ower.5. I I COLON! :is WIN SLl(.nM. MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July 2L IouLfvillo hit thr?e Milwaukee hurljer hard Friday nnd took the.Jinai (same of the series. 13 to 10. Kirk of Louisville made nve r.itrt In a.' many trip to the p'.ate. C,osett lh Milwaukee catcher, was injured in a collision at the plate in th ninth and wa.s carried off the field Scot-: Iuiville ...011 062 0C1 12 Cl 1 Milwaukee ..312 003 010 10 15 1 Kooh. neherry ar.1 Mpvpt; Gearln, Revier?. Clark and Gassett.

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Flag Driv e vr x ' . ' :.. '.v-si A Lons slahm.w. MEUSEL'S SLUGGING WINS FOR YANKEES I Responsible for All of New York Huns Homer with Two on Base. Xi:W YORK July JL Meusel's terrific hitting enabled th" NewYork Americans to overcome Detroit's live-run lead and defoat the j visitors in the third game of the jferles, 7 to ". Meusel hit a home Tli'S, 1 to iripie anI two sincirs .n tour I times up and drove in or sco red all Of the New l ork runs. Meusel won the sanio in the seventh, hitting a honvr with Witt and Pipp on base. Detroit s'"-rd five runs in the third inning on Push after Ward slipped up on a chance to retire the fdde scoreless. Cobb nnd Veach hit home run5? in this inning on .successive pitched balls. Score: Detroit 0"5 00 0 0 0 0 ä 11 0 New York ... 001 OHA 7 12 1 Olsen. Colo and Woodall; Iinsh. Hoyt and Schang BROWNS HIT BALL HARD AND DEFEAT ATHLETICS PHILADELPHIA. July :i. St. Louis hit t hr hard Friday of the serie-. Philadelphia, pitchers I won the third game to 2. Sever' id made his first ho) run of the series in I Ilm f..nr-h Harris. Dykes also drive. . Score: Iii' 1 ' . Ill ill '-i. made a circuit S. L u:.? . . Philadelphia 111 20 1 0 4 0 1.) 1 5 0 inn ooo 001 2 10 4 Wright and S vereid: Harri. Sulivan, Ogden and Perkins. WHITE SOX LOSE WHEN JOHN COLLINS HITS IK iSTON. July 21. f.-ated '"hicago. S to 7 Frida v. In the Hth Poston de- , in 11 innings! Pratt s;ntrlI took second fin Dugan's bunt and seoied the winning run on John ollins' fourth hit of the afternoon. John Collins already h id kr ock-l in three p.oston run1-, twice enabling his team to tie the score. cmra-'i .. "'" U" ."' 12 "I l:o-ton ... (ioo on: I'o.i ois ir, 2 ItSbcrt-on. Schupp. Hode, Plank-en-hii and Schalk; Quinn. Pu--sflL Pirrcy and Walters. Pud. ! INDIANS WIN TWELFTH AND MOVE UP IN RACE WASHINGTON. July 2l Cleveland went into fourth place !n the American P-ague club standing In df'ating Wnhipton Friday. 1 to ". for it- 12th straight victory. It was a pitchers' bnttl" between Mor ton aral Johnson with the former i having the edge, althougli 'ach act ;ow'i tti" same nmnm-r n nits. I Score : "Wd-tml 000 ooo ioo 1 5 1 Washington . . . o0 ooo no.. o 3 Morton and "'Neil; J hnson, Francis and Picinich, Gharrity. LEADING HITTERS A.MLKK AN 1.11 il K C Alt It SislrT. St. Laiis... s-s "''d T. '..!.'.. PCr.'it 77 .I'll .V Sp.'iker. Ci.'Vt'l.C! 1. 7- 2s. M Heilnua. I'etrdt.. si, ;:.7 c, Mt-U'.'l. New V rk.. 2-'U NATIONAL U:C.l !'., o Ait i: H'.rnsbr. St. Louis .o .".."il 7'. Ph.-p." Pittbarg. -1 313 .V. i;r:"i. ("h icjg i . . . 7- ''-'. ."7 ifo;:..rir. Crii'-.io. v. Paulcrt, Ciiicimmti i" Call ;i II 14't r.-j l".. lb. Pet. 413 .4'.". :;:t !::.'T H no 12:. 121 32. Pet. ! :v.i :..! Hammond, City Attorney, Off ir 7 n:n rnrntintl L. W Hammond. c:tv attorney. left I-riday afternoon for Corey Lake, Micla.. whre r.e will sjiend a two weeks vacation. Mr. Hammer 1 has a cottrtc at tho lake. Durir.e his absence (jeorge w. Omacht will lontinue to handle city court business that comes beforo the citr- attorney's attention, while the mayor will re prison i the city should any pressing matters ieveJop. iti:i:i i'i:nvi:irn:s. Handsome, well maJe ferneri-3 at a great price reduction. Keod Furr.turo -hop. 21?-CC1 So. St. Jo- St. (PTfn Wayne and Jefferson). Phon? L 2C74. Adv. C)3 DEVTISTUY. Dr. Ofen, formerly of South Bend, it associated with Dr. Carson In his new location under the firm nam of Carson and Ores at 125 W. Washington av. Phone M. 549. Whrn you fay Cigars ?ay Ditch Masters. adv. 16Stf

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Weather 'Gamble' Assures Country Club of Receipts

Miller t"Inure,, Golf Tournerv of Cate' Hegardle- of the Weather. If the weather man would talk, tell the plain, unvarnished truth by hanging out the accurate sign tod 1. tolling to thos- concerned just what to expect from the mysterious heav ens next Wednesday this hrh f might be wrirten froti. a differeiit view, hut He's such n tricky weatherman! P.athcr undecided as to which of his powers he shall exert, hesitating as to w hether he w ill take hi barrels of water to ar other section to pour it out upon this, earth. As, yet th-5 sun hasn't been kind enough to reveal the exact territory upon which it may shine, and " Out at the Country club Chain o' Uikes 'Chick" Evans, Abe Mitchell and George Du p. can are to (ce oft' in the greatest Ko!f match evef j scheduled for the St. Joseph fortntj! links. Thousands will make their! iu ine i 'juiu . id se Iii im ir.U of notables display thTir ability in the ancient, game of the S.cots. It will be well .worth seein?, and great galleries will folfow the men around the course, if It doesn't rain! Then too. mency Is at sfakc in trie exhibition of . exhibitions. This trio isn't playing lor the exercise, although they enjoy the sport. It hiu cost a neat roll of bills to get everything In readiness for tntf event. Interur'aans have been chaftered to carry tae crowds to th? links those who haven't invested in motors. So Gene Miller happened into the j ollices? of Kelley, Lederer and Gin?.! agents for the Hartford Insurance j company, took out a policy against j fate and if It rains, $S0o In cash i will be paid to the Country club to help cover the expense of th-- day j and if it doe-m't well. Insurance i companies aren't operated for charity. I SINCLAIR (;ets MONEY ! RACK ON PLAYFELLOW XKW YOItK, July 21 (Py V. j IV) IMayfellow. full brother of( Man e)' War :s i windsucker and' Jcmcs S. Johnson must refund tho i $100,000 I f. P. Sinclair paid for him. j , the appelate court ruled today. The ! jiuüng affirmed decision tf lower! courts. i Sinclair sdid Johnson represented ; Playfellow a.i a perfect horse. swimmi K civi-:s ri r I.OVltOV .Tnltr 1 f T rjeorge.- Michel. th French swim-; mer who attemjitov! Friday to swim I t tho Fng'.isli channel, relinquished i h!.4 efforts when six mi leu from j South Foreland, on the English ' coast, after being sixteen hours inj the water. Michel started from i Cape fjristez. France at 8:40 Thürday evening It is asserted that there are in Constantinople representatives of I every nation ard every tribe upon I the earth, and 'hat every language j '.( spoken T: rJv -. . 4m Top-r. or hghtor.s and handlers look better in fiom of a u:an-ion than iron dogs an 1 deer. That's win Clarence Taubd asked Lew Tendier' and retinue to pose for the picture abo.o. Pdow Lw is fimling easy' picking in the Taubei gardens. What the challenger wi.l do with the posies ;s more than we know, as he doef.pt seem to 1)0 wearing a lapd buttonhole. Iiy POP POIOI.W. Di:i.Ne' , N. J.. July 21. Shad-s of Jem Mace and Phn 1j. 5? iliiva:.. W or. der whal thso bovs would say if they could see jfy- Tendier In hi- training luarter- where he ;s r.reparir.g fdr his match with lienny ! Lf onard ? ! . t 1 i : 1 1 ! Any :nu "l ,l '" 1 those boys when 'h--y were workir. out for a f.Kht. Acr ommodations were nio.t'.y con spjeuoUH iy their ' bsence. Put Mr. Tendier! The sunirncr home of Clarence II. j Tauh:'.. milhor.air-; sportsman, him - i 1 "-If no novice with the g.oves, fur-, ni.-he, Th" 1w with trainin? quarters, spacious h.oi:-e, fronting the Delaware- river. as two so,uar? marrour.dirag it. of grcn lawn blocks of ground--The who'" a ma and beautiful ald tilled with hrubs and 11 .wer.. j An outdoor box in r ring for sun-! shiny days and an .ndoor gym with i the lafst f.puipment f-r inclement J weather are at Iew's disposal. Lverything that th heart fcoulj desire and money could buy ir jut waiting to be used. No u?p. hoys. It's touch to be a prizefighter. When you say ctgars say Dutch Masters. AflrL 165-tf.

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