8 INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1920. CHICAGO KEEPS HUSTLING IN RACE; SPOKEMEN HOLD ADVANTAGE THAT LOOKS PROMISING DePauw Men Here Page Grooms His Premiers Trounced IHANCES FAVOR Calendar TRIBE FALTERS Minor Series Dates Women’s Net Windup Organize Bowling BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.—The poet, Butler Grid Squad in Play With Fast season series between St. Paul, pen- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20. Mrs. AS and Standings WHEN OPPOSED nant winners In the American Asso- Molla BJurstedt Mallory won the wom- ■CLEVELAND Baseball League for Season ciation, and Baltimore, pennant win- for Opening Scrap Buick Motor Outfit en’s national tennis championship for the ners In the new International League, fourth time Saturday, when she defeated HOW THEY STAND. THE SAINTS Formation of the DePauw (alumni) will open her,e Oct. S. Games will be Athletes Holding Fast Pace in- Miss Marion Zimlerstein of Boston at Fielding Strength of Local I FINISH NEARS TO Bowling League, play a played here Oct. 6,7, 9 and 10, after sched- Philadelphia AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. which will will the Cricket Club. twenty-one matches winter, which the two teams go to St. Overtime Drills—lrvington Following loss of the singles Club Breaks Down in Na- Pct.| L. ule of this Paul. the W.L. W. Pet. When Watson, championship, Miss Zindersteln, coupled Men Have the Edge, St. Pau1..106 44 ,707!Indpls 76 77 .497 Hoosiers Get Nervous was announced today by Carl in- The series will be the best five In Pep High. Leaker's Shortrldge High SchooL Running with Miss Eleanor Go3s of New York, tional Semi-Finals. ilinpls. . SO 70 .533iMilwaukee To 79 .487 structor at nine games. Each team will be al- captured Victory Nears and Defense league, is composed of the doubles championship, Though White Sox Are . Toledo 79 73 .520|Columbus. 60 92 .395 The which lowed eighteen players. The St. Paul they won last year, I alumni teams representing eight of the players who have With the Wittenberg game, the first which also by de- FLINT, Mich., Sept. 20.—The Premier Louisville 78 75 .510|Kan. City 54 98 .355 at gone to the major feating Miss Tennant and Miss Still Threatening. Goes to Pieces. national fraternities with chapters the Leagues the last few weeks of the 1920 card, less than two weeks Eleanor Motors of Indianapolis failed to catch In will be will be California, in games Greencastle institution, will play Satur- eligible. away, there little rest for Coach Helen Baker of 13-11, 4-6, 6-3. their stride the semi final of AMERICAN LEAGUE. day nights on the Democratic Club al- Page and his forty odd candidates for The pational title fOT mixed doubles the amateur championship series with RIDING ALONG W.L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. HOPE FOR" EVEN BREAK leys, the season opening Oct. 2. the Butler Vnrslty Football Team from was won by Mrs. George W. Wlgbtman the Buick Motors here Saturday and The fraternities represented are Phi mow until Oct. 2, of this con- of Boston, last year's singles champion, Sunday and were defeated in the three JoDGERS Cleveland 89 52 .631 Boston .. 67 77 .465 the date Kappa Pst, Upsilon, Delta Tau test. and Philadelphia, games played score of to 10 to 2 are Chicago.. S9 55 .618!Wash’ton. 61 77 .442 games remaining in the St. Delta Wallace F. Johnson, by 5 3, ■Thirteen games left on the sched- With two Delta, Beta Theta Pi, Delta Kappa Ep- eyes on who Mr. Mallory Craig and to 0. Indians, New York 88 57 .607 Detroit. .57 85 .401 were hopeful to- With the of Hoosierdom turned defeated and 1 L of the Cleveland now lead- Paul series the Indians silon, Sigma Nu, Sigma Chi and Phi Amateur Golfers Easily the initial appearance of a Buflbr team Biddle of Philadelphia, 6-3, 6-2. By virtue of their victory, the Buicks St. Louis. 71 69 .SOljphila ....46 96 .324 with the Ig the American League. If they win day of getting an even break Delta Theta. under the guidance of Page, no stone will The Junior national title went to Miss meet the McKinney Steel team of Clevo is as despite the fact that Kelley s Leaders in the organization of the Beat British Pro Team an to Dixon, Philadelphia, land, Ohio, in the final round of the Ives and lose six. which about Champions league Watson, be left unturned in effort round Louise who de- NATIONAL LEAGUE. making extra effort are D. U.; Harold Suth- out a formidable aggregation that will feated Class A. A. series next Saturday and anyone could figure their strength, gang seems to be an Psl; Tucker, Tau; Miss Helen Sewell, Philadelphia, Sunday. Id as erlfn, Phi Fred Delta enter contest at an 3-6, 6-3, ley will finish the season with ninety- W. L. Pet.! W.L. Pet. to put over a clean sweep here. Ostrom, Murray Dalman, NEW YORK, Sept. 20—The worst de- the with least even 6-2. Brooklyn. 87 59 .596iChieago.. 71 72 .503 Henry Deke; ever by chance to turn back the Ohio invaders. Errors and bunched hits gave the fifty-eight lost. To Southpaw Jess Petty was slated to try Beta and Neal Grider, Phi Delta. feat suffered In this country Saturday victory. fc games won, and New York 81 62 ,56615 67 76 .469 Ray and Harry Vardon, A drill was held this morning and locals their Redmond to t Loulr. against Invaders this after- Ted the famous and Ballmer, opposing hurlers, al- them the White Sox will have ,551iBoston ... his band the Page his men back the Eat Cincinnati 76 62 57 79 .419 British golfers, as a team, was ad- was to have on the no six each, sup- Bn eight of remaining ten games, Plttsb’gh. 72 noon and Jess felt capable of trimming again early in the arteruoon for the there Is doubt about it. Pep Is all lowed hits but Redmond's their 68 .514|Phlla 54 87 .38? Rifle Club Busy ministered Saturday by Chick Evans and Job over the gridiron as soon as the squad port cracked in the pinches and he went Btlo the Yankees will have to win every the Saints if backed up by good sup- Bobby Jones, the latter pair winning, second workout of the day. The Hoosier Rifle Club has been chal- trots out. Every play In scrimmage is down to defeat. Be of their remaining nine contests. GAMES TODAY. port. 10 up and 9 to play. SUCCESS SIGN as bitterly contested as In any regular The big surprise of the series was the eight games over the week-end the lenged by the Noblesvllle Rifle Club to The was played over the course IN THE AIR. Iln the National League games AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. In the match next Sunday on tbs match game. weakness of Elmer Brown, premier Saturday fracas, to shoot a team of the Morris County Golf Club of New leil on the Brooklyn schedule, ir Indianapolis. Saints grabbed the 4 rifle range. Six men will Butler students who have been watch- The return of John Ferree, former But- pitcher, in the first Sunday game. Browii In St. Pan! at Ft. Harrison Jersey. Much Interest centered In the the squad work last captain, hajs was no than break even, they Minneapolis at Louisville. 2, and the Sunday performance, 8 to 4. a team. Shooting will be at 200 ing for the week ler bolstered the line and considered almost a sure winner, but Key do better be on match because It brought together the are highly prospects of a heavy he away the the finish with ninety-one won and Kansas City at Columbus. The Sabbath day contest saw Whitehouse yard 6, twenty shots rapid fire and ten elated over the it will be forward wall that will got on wrong foot and Kill 600-yard 1920 American open champion, Kay, on a winning team. The general opinion protect the Butler backs. Buicks''found him the easiest of the lot. The Giants have twelve Milwaukee at Toledo. and Henline, the youthful Tribe battery shots slow fire on 300 and Ixty-three lost. ranges. one side, and the 1920 American ama- around the Blue and White campus is Eight of the ten Buick runs In this game kmes to playl They will have to win. named to be traded to the New York yesterday at the shoot teur champion, Evans, on the other side. that Butler is on the verge of one of in the first and second innings. AMERICAN and, though fans Toe scores made was only one came ■even of them to beat the Dodgers in LEAGUE. Giants, in action the on the 200-yard range, ten shots, slow Vardon stroke behind his the must successful seasons in several DePalma’s Latest Records Brown was touched for twelve hits and a flftv-flfty for the at St. pulled future big leaguers to n GO as a perfect score, partner in the open tournament and years. N. Y„ Sept. 20.—Ralph ten Curtis, Ee event of split New York Louis. hard for the fire, with possible Absolutely regarding SYRACUSE, •walked men, while Buick are Boston at Cleveland. victory, pulling failed to Rauschaupt, 50; Mcßean, 48, Jones was a semi-finalist in the amateur no Information DePalma three new hurler, allowed only hits fanned Brooklyn crowd. Sixteen contests * put over a the follow: established world’s five and Philadelphia at Chicago. Bradley, 44; Mobley, 44; Jones, 43; tournament. the chances of this year’s team Is forth- on an the They would have to get results. new records oval dirt track at the sixteen Premier batters. |ft for Reds. Washington at Detroit. Wachstetter, 43; Llnne, 42; Kowekotter, Evans played one of the coming from Coach Pat Page. The state Saturday Sunday game was over Dodgers, Going the eighth inning three runs and Jones maintaining a fair here afternoon Uhe second called Kke all of them to win the into 42, and Lindsey, 36. most brilliant team games of the season, mentor Is silence equal against one of fastest on account at behind, through the that of any telephone operator. the fields In the of darkness the end of the (noting the Giants’ chances. the Indians broke Scores made for two ten-shot events while Ray and Vardon showed the ef- to country Including Gaston Chevrolet, fifth with one to good. NATIONAL LEAGUE. count by fifteen-yard The feeling of optimism at the Irving- the locals run the Therefore, it may be considered as Saints’ defense and knotted the with automatic pistol, on a fects of their tour through the West. Eddie O’Donnell and Jimmy Murphy. Adams was going good in this contest I Chicago at Boston (two games). 94; ton tchaol can be traced to four things. certain that the Speakeritee a sensational rally. Then, with the fans range, follow: Mcßean, 96 and In the tep-mile race DePalma set a and probably would have put over a win [tactically Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Llnne, 93 and 94; Bradley, 94 and 91; Confidence in I’pge, whose ability is figure of 7.470 against the the Dodgers will meet in the 1820 excited to the highest pitch, the Tribe all over large old record of had the scrap continued the full nine in- md St. Louis at Philadelphia. Rauschaupt, 91 and 90. Turf Man’s Plight known the county; the 7.5640. For the twenty-mile stretch the nings. series, although extraordinary Cincinnati at games). balloon went up in the ninth and before squad reported for teams; the rorld’s New York ityro that the offleWl time was 16:08:98, against Shaefer, Charlie Shafer kings happen to Clevelanders, Champions counted four LONDON, Sept. —Formerly of fighting spirit Page has instilled Earl and may the it landed the had 20. chief that 16:25:66. the old record. The new fifty- George Broughton were still play game, 8 to 4. the great racing of Czar of Into tne men, and the class that the record against the big Premier fa view of tlie fact they must YESTERADY’S RESULTS. markers and the Big Circuit Meeting stable the mile ts 40:49:68 40:58. threy Vet Hall hurled for Saints Russia, Charles Salloway Is now ped- men have been showing in the early stickers in the games. I series with the White Sox. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Charlie the COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 20.—Horsemen ar.d, though not as puzzling as usual, he dling matches for a living on the Lon- scrimmages. (First from all over the country were gathering He wears the RUPPS AFTER TARTARS. A. C.s LOSE. game) managed to slip through with damage don streets. still high- MEN SHOWING B. innings. here for the two weeks’ card of Grand est of of Rupp Independents are anxious CHICAGO. Sept. 20.—The American Toledo 00000030 •—3 5 0 being done in only two Two was to decorations Czarist Russia. GOOD FORM. The helped Circuit racing which scheduled to meet the Indianapolis Tartars In Giants of this city defeated the A. B. C.s Milwaukee 000 2 0000 o—2 5 2 fatal errors in the Indian outfield meeting may a little early to bank a Indianapolis Sunday, big finish. open this afternoon. This will TANK RUNNER While it be double bill at Riverside Park next Sun- of 8 to 2. The visi- I Chance to Avoid Rush Babetries—McColl Woodall; Kelley’s boys in their biggest ever held In the LOSES. on the last named factor, and the per- ay. tors to and Gear- Jimmy protested one of the hits be one of the For information call Prospect 1964 were unable do much with in and Ulrich. Smith country, horsemen predict. STOCKHOLM. Sept. 20.—Joie Ray. the sonnel of the team that will start the ask for After meeting Brown’s delivery. When Ruth Reaches City (Second made by the Saints In the ninth, the are was Sunday first game can not even be guessed at and John. the game) racing there Illinois runner, beaten by S. - In two Tartars Rupps the - asserting the weeks of the will close season ' ./ Tribe second sacker that Hall's events on the program Lundgren by twenty yards n at time, there several men who the 18-year-old championship ■ Toledo 00002101 •—* 2 on thirty-nine with In 1.506- this are claiming 11 drive had clipped Base Runner Boone Purses aggregate meter The 4 minutes 5 have been showing real class in these Clay- Milwaukee .... 10 2 00000 o—3 3 4 foot, see a total of 843 starters. race. time was of the city, having defeated all teams With the placing on sale at the the but the umpire couldn't it early workouts. As to the fighting spirit, Additional Sports Page 10 ■ that way. 975.000. seconds. in that class. pharmacy today of a huge Batteries—Meade, Nelson and McNeill, -800 l Hotel Woodall: McWheeney, Trentman and Ul- Jimmy was still protesting when the Inpply of grand stand non-reserved seat rich, Stayler. game ended and during his conversation lickets for the Babe Ruth game at Wash- with Umpire Murray the fans staged and Juggled few ington Park Wednesday the fans are (First game) another playfest a to rush at Louisville cushions. ftIren another chance avoid the 00010100 •—3 6 0 Murray was no danger, however, gate King Minneapolis.... 0 1 o—l 4 1 in and ■he when the Home Run 00 00 0 0 was not harmed. Owner Smith of the koines to town. Batteries—Wright went to supply pasteboards and Kocber; James Indians down on the field see The of reserved seat and Mayer, Henry. no and he stopped but there will be that fuss occurred ‘as been cleaned up, (Second game) more cushions than any one in the place. nany grand stand, field and bleacher who get on Minneapolis 0 ihoice spots for fans the 00030010 o—4 10 yesterday ob early. temporary to Louisville 2 The victory of the Saints The bleachers 00000002 o—2 8 gave them a win record for the Ameri- >e erected in right field are expected to Batteries—Eberbardtand Henry; cavort Koob, can Association that is not lilaiy to be >rove popular because Ruth will Miller, Graham, Wright and By outfield. Kocher. topped for years. defeating the le"' them when In the In the of the series The Mary's Baltimore, now Hoosiers second the St. band of (First game) Keileyltes ran their victory string for raveling with the New York Americans, pre- city Tuesday evening, Columbus •—9 12 6 the season to 106 games. The best ivill arrive in the City was by the md on Wednesday Kansas 11040100 o—7 10 3 vious mark tacked up Millers the kid musicians will piloted larticipate the parade before Batteries—Gross and Kelly; Weaver, In 1912. when Cttntillon hit team in G. A. R. carrying 105 Uling their engagement along with Ruth LambAt, Campbell and Sweeney. under the wire victories. game. it the Washington Park (Second game; seven innings) Indianapolis baseball fans were elated Columbus 1 00 5 60 •—l2 7 2 yesterday when it was learned that City Horseshoe Tourney Kansas City 0000050—5 6 10 Charlie Whitehouse Is going to get a Batteries—Elaridge and Kelley; Camp- chance with the Now York Giants, along bell, Ross with Catcher Butch Henline. Botch will Play at Mapleton Park and Lamb. go in a trade for Infieiders Doug Baird and Fred Lear and a young pitcher to be The first set of thirty-two games in AMERICAN LEAGUE. named later, while Whitehouse will leave Cleveland the Indians for the big top exchange the city championship horseshoe tourna- 00000200 *—2 7 0 in Boston 00000000 o—o 4 1 for Outtielder Kiueella. Catcher Dixon will be played on the Mapleton and a pitcher. Timely ment Batteries—Bagby and O'Neill; Fennock the Indians sre courts, Thirty-Eighth and Meridian and Schang. due to receive six bait players in ex- streets, tonight. In these games the change for two as a result of the careful Mapletons, and businesslike manner champions of the North (First game.) in which Owner League, and the Brooksides, champions Smith and Manager Hendricks handled of League, oppo- Detroit 02304000 •—9 9 4 the negotiations. the East will be the Washington nents. 32000200 o—7 10 3 The battery of Whitehouse and Henline The Brooksides took the championship Batteries—Ebmke and Manion; Court- is rated one of the strongest combina- year and have ney, Gharrity. tions iu the American Association and, of the city last not lost Bono and though Whltey major league a game this season. Mapletons, has had a The how- (Second game.) chance previously, ever, are determined to take them Into bis admirers believe Detroit 30000000 •—3 7 3 he will make good permanently on his camp. Washington tonight as 00000110 o—2 10 0 jaunt to the McGraw clan. Whitehouse The teams will line up fol- Is an Indianapolis resident, %Mj'- : Batteries—Dauss Shaw while Uon- .hcrUrd-ij lows and Ainsmith; line from Ft. Wayne. Locchle, Harry Spur- and Picinieh. hails Brooksides—Gus The recent deal* engineered by the geon, Newton Laxsen, Homer Snyder, Tribe officials have attracted considerable Roland Cotton, George Pfaff. Herman St. Louis 00220020 •—6 14 0 notice in baseball circles and managers and Marsh, captain. New York 0 0 0 (Lfi 0 0 5 Peek Homer 1 o—l 2 of other A. A. clubs have been made to Mapletons—Dick Smith, Charles Bailey, Batteries—Davis and Severeld; Thor- realize that Indianapolis Is going to be fUSVwtfbjMCx [aAbmj William Thornberry, Demery A. Kimmel, mahlen, Collins and Hannah. In the pennant' hunt from the opening JbuMwv 9 rfxzoud //Yvtb o&L H. Calland, Charles Leffel, Bob Douglas, bell next season. (AJUirGUpv captain. Chicago 00010400 •—5 11 4 Philadelphia... 0 6 Xjo Cos l/tuu/yuuofc- 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 o—4 3 /tottm/. PoAA&d; dJUM farm, Batteries—Williams, Wilkinson and AAJUf of Local Tennis Players Perry Schalk; Rommell, and Perkins. Sunday at Tribe Park PmMmAjOM TWIN) Defeat Chicago Stars &3o+Um.t! AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hall, p 4 110 0 0 Chicago. 15; New York, 9. $£ Tbre runs were responsible for Cleveland, 7; 38 8 13 27 7 1 MmjJju £)a/w %SMj home Washington, 6. Totals J (DlCt ts \aMsm Ca/m£J2v all the Qncy Reds’ runs yesterday, but Boston, 7; Detroit, 4. Indians 10000003 o—4 dACarried the Giants beat them, 7 to 6, in eleven St. Louis, 7; Philadelphia, L Saints 21 100100 4—B Innings Two-base hits—Hargrave, Itapp. Hen- U/viE ajmam am)* ong. urtTrdlmtfiJkuj- llne. Miller. Sacrifice hits—/willing, 2. £&ja|ajcct twenty NATIONAL LEAGUE. Rapp, 2. on Conning Jim Bajby turned in his Stolen bases—Miller, Left ninth victory for Cleveland, shutting . New York, 8; Pittsburgh, 7. —Indiana, 6; Saints, ft. First base bases — on error—Saints, Basea on balls—Off ajlo out the Red Box, t to 0. Cincinnati, 11; Brooklyn, 5. 1. nu£db*badq ; no orLcnr Chicago. 9; Philadelphia. 7. Whltehouse, 3; off Hall, 2. nit by pitcher The Tigers trounced the Nationals St. Louis, 7-3; Boston, 6-5. —By Hall, 2 (Covington, Henline). Struck twice, 9 to 7 and 3 to l out—By Whltehouse, 4; by Hall, 8. Win- Ojnd. httj’ amj 1 ning pitcher—Hall. Losing pitcher— —t£c. Cuq&n&ttT a£ MY pncn e Dixie Davis found the Yankees DePauw Grid Opening Whltehouse. Umpires—Murray and Mc- dodle and proceeded to stop them, Gloon. Time—1:45. 1 ’ 8 to L Postponed Until Purdue A wild throw by Schmidt let Nets Game, Due to Fatality across with the winning run for §WXX trickle Pi Big-Smoke on Rock Pile do AAWa OdUL the Dodgers, when they beat the GREENCASTLB, JU&H XfOOG rates, 4 to 3. Ind.. Sept. 20.—The Crs tXfoW De Pauw-Hanover game scheduled for Kan., Sept. next Saturday LEAVENWORTH, 20. The White Sox hod a little tronble has been canceled and Jack Johnson, former heavyweight box- tOM\zh>? 'Xfvofa kCauMb ifexj J was announced by Athletic Director act. following Buss sentence for violation of the Mann \tf\ Indianapolis the death in — Sat- The former heavyweight champion was — urday Hugh b&yvds > BOXING of Gibbs, Martinsville boy, started In the quarry. Prison officials i CIMd ‘J&at &Xw\dlb -1//B who was a candidate for a position on may have him teach boxing to other CfJlxxMl^ 0$ the eleven. It is the first fatal prisoners. to occur accident in the many years of De Pauw Jems Willard, another former heavy- CwuL S)ovn£Atcc Jvirvicecs mujuKq* CARPENTIER MAY football and was the result of a prac- wetgbth champion, does not live far from s tice tackle camp at (i\\ In the Culver. proposed was Injured the prison, and it is to have BOX IN JERSEY Gibbs last Wednesday and a match between the former cowboy and post- died in the Methodist Hospital, arranged JUA*z)r Avur (kJusl&h / ( NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Since apolis, Indian- Johnson for the benefit of the '7 1 Saturday night when he prisonerts Cu\QaMi ponement of the Carpentier-Levlnsky to rally failed during the winter. scrap through orders of the New York from an operation. His spinal column was dislocated and fractured, Boxing Commission, Jack Frost, a New surgeons the fU^> Jersey will announced. Injured Star Returns promoter, has announced he Gibbs, who was IS years old, jpikt an effort to have it staged In the came to ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 20.—Carl De Pauw from Martinsville, where he ANN #ersey City Baseball Park. The Interna- was a star athlete on the Johnson, Michigan’s great track star, re- tional Sporting Club of New York holds Martinsville Sunday Olympic High school. He was the foster son turned from the games. contracts for the fighters. of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Unfortunately for Johnson, his track city was Shlreman of days are over at least two years. In that and one of the most popu- for BOUTS IN PHTULdr. lar young men on a triangular meet In which he partici- ©?d oiC UftM, no but -&JL CosfAtlb CXaa the De Pauw grid in sprained his back and ) AAJtUi Sept squad. His death has pated Paris he PHILADELPHIA, 20.—Jackie caused extreme an ankle. The latter Injury will preclude o^AJ&br sorrow among of Allentown outpointed Frankie the De Pauw authorities his entering into any track sports for at Maguire and footall boys and has cast a shadow Xt Cuud AAMTVL tYUy of Williamsport in seven of the over least two years, according to physicians. XUOTE MaJLhv £AJSJUU{ tfa eight of Dout at the National the entire college that will take rounds their months to remove. A. A. Johnny O’Neill knocked out Johnny MIDGETS WIN. Hayee In the third round. Tom Sharkey The Rupp Midgets tacked up another S Cu fc> JMUE ! put away Tommy Jamison In the fifth SUNDAY STATE GAMES. win Sunday when they met the Senate zuzna\ and Dave Astrie drew with Marty Kane. Brownstown, 8; defeating them by a count. * knocking North Vernon. 3 A. O.s, 5-to-3 V After down Johnny Mealey in All-Stars, 3; The Midgets meet the Eagle Independents \ second Brazzo’s seconds cJHuriingtou Erie Spe- the round. Jack Sunday, and after that will be ready to threw up the sponge when Mealey Bedford. 5; K. & I. Terminals, l take on all comers in their class. For knocked him down for a count of eight. Logansport, 6; Frankfort, 0. games eall Prospect 9376 and ask for Federals, 8; Coatsvllle, 5 John. The Midgets meet at Bertlien s C. dhrst r Noblesville 4; S. S. K. Comforts for Griddists Turners 1 Wednesday night. (m> C&jJZ& Oj Smuj 6oj^ E. H. Kemper McComb, principal of pitot MW l aaw Manual Training High School, and James rrr{o EL Lowry, superintendent of public parka, today held a conference In the (^(xfijtevv-oi^. park, board offices to dlscuaa a plan for KcrixL providing lockers and shower baths at Willard Park for the convenience of the Manual football players. t w Members of the park board and recrea- w•Unequaled Hauser%P Clothes Values tion department were instrumental in the “comeback” of football in local high Three Stores First Block Mass. Ave. schools and it in believed that the locker and shower proposition will go through without a hitch. QeATy-. 6ouAjii 4 uOo TOKUyiXtA Cops Tulsa Pennant WASHINGTON Quo KANSAS CITY, Ho., Sept 20.—8 y EMI PARK X>'\\ oAoit U- A Hit i < ■putties: even In a doable-header with Sioux City, lowa, Sunday, Tulsa, Okla, DHvhDALL Indianapolis vs. St. Paul ftrfXx*- . S\, won the 1020 Western Leacne pennant gad Tulsa lost both fames, Wichita, SEPTEMBER JUa, would hare been the winner, as 18,19, 20 and 21 the tetter club took both endaeX a deoble- Seader team Qniw Games Galled 3P. M, Watch Ball on Washington St.