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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1920 err---- -- INDIANS AND REDS ARE INDOOR VICTORS| Kreger Aggregation Wins Lop-sided Affair; France Basks in Lime- light; Bailey Fans 24 Opponents Wednesday evening's indoor games were featured by the heavy slugging of the Reds who now occupy. second place. The Cubs were their victims to the tune of 15-1. "Kink" Bailey fanned 24 Dodgers in the second affair and won a well-earned 13-6 victory. The first game belonged to the Reds' from the opening frame. Nash Cazel, Cub twirler, allowed four hits and issued four free tickets in this session, the result being a cluster of seven runs. The second inning wit- nessed a repetition of the first and after three men crossed the pan Cazel gave up the ghost and went to the showers, Harry Anderson going to the mound. Kreger Invincible Harry pitched a fine game but no team in the league would have been able to beat Kreger Wednesday even- ing as he was iptching stellar ball throughout. Two hits were the only blows garnered off his delivery while fifteen Bruins were whiffed by his tantalizing assortment of hurling wares. The Cubs were held scoreless un- til the seventh when Woods reached the initial sack on an error, went to second on: a passed ball and rode home on Anderson's single past third. France Slugging Star One of the most interesting side- lights of the first encounter was the splendid, all-around playing of right- fielder "Monte" Fr ance who startled the audience by his unexpected re- juvenation. He was considered only a mediocre player until this week's performance which stamped him as an athlete of the Babe Ruth type. France finished the evening with a double, single, walk and two strike- outs to his credit. His hits were well placed and assisted considerably in winning the encounter. The only interesting feature of the second games was "Kink's" hurling. He was jitcihing in fine form and with better support the score of the Dodgers would have been lower. The present standing of the clubs: Indians _............x..%»> 3 2 714 Reds ooo viii. 4 3 571 Cubs ....... cea, 3 4.429 Dodgers .....ccsn00s 00s 2 3 Next Wednesday's tussle will be the Indians-Cubs encounter in the curtain-raiser, while the Dodgers and Reds will cross bats in the after- math. The games will be the second last of the present schedule the season closing for 1920 on December 15. A schedule will then be drawn up for the first months of the new year. NEW TRIER SWIMMERS QUALIFY IN TOURNEY Skelton and Schmedtgen of New Trier High school's suburban league swimming champs were features on the preliminary card Tuesday even- ing at the Illinois A. C. tank for the fourteenth annual indoor swimming interscholastic of the I. A. C. Skelton qualified in the 100-yard breast stroke by swimming the distarice in 1:18 3-5. Schmedtgen was given no real competition in the fancy diving event, qualifying easily. Both of the athletes had been en- tered in the meet unattached as Coach E. B. Jackson: of New Trier did not enter his team in 'the tourn- ament. New Trier was assured of three first places, however, and would probably have mopped as they are as strong this year as in the past several years when they were champions. The winners of the meet will be challenged and efforts will be made to bring them to the New Trier tank. The New Trier team has been booked to swim against the strong Central Y. M. C. A. squad at the New Trier natatorium Friday, December 10. CALLS H. C. STUTZ CAR THE NEWEST THING Latest models of the H. C. Stutz motor cars are now on display on the North Shore in the show rooms of the C. H. Briggs Auto Sales. com- pany, at Grove street and Sherman avenue, Evanston. Briggs is the North 'Shore agent for the H. C. Stutz. "The H. C. Stutz," says Mr. Briggs, "is the cheapest high-priced car on the market inasmuch as it is built and designed by Harry C. Stutz. It presents an all-aluminum body, Rudgewood wire wheels, Silvertown cord tires (6). It has been happily termed the newest creation in the au- tomobile art and will be on display in Booth Number 2, at the North Shore Automobile Show." "Other features of the new Stutz," concluded Mr. Briggs, "are the tire covers enclosing the entire wheel and striped to match the body of the car, two biflex bumpers, spot light | and snubbers all around." | NEW TRIER DRAMATISTS PRESENT TRIO OF PLAYS Three plays which promise to be of absorbing interest to playgoers of the north shore are to be presented by the New Trier High school dra- matic club Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, at the New Trier High school auditorium, under the direc- tion of Miss Stanwood, instructor of drama in the secondary school. The three plays are entitled "Maid of France," "The Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil" and "The Neighbors. T= wintertime you should furnish your family meals that con- tain the proper number of heat units. This is just as Important as heating the house or wearing the proper clothing. 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