South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 282, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1913 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1913

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BOWLING SCORES. antl ci is li ;. ; i' i:. TFSKS Flint . .... Joldy . .., M'dKwick 'asinlor . .Mason . . Handicap 1 6 2 K'7 1 K7 91:' i ; 4 101 l ::s l :: s 134 141 1 1 i::o S7." 17 5 1 " u 1 5 144 l;;s 1 0! M 1 !S Id17:: l c 5 i u l s i:-i 154 100 i;:s 4 2 ." ::so i 5 4 7 470 4 i 5 Totals . . Milb-r . ... Parker . .. Strayer . . . Jackson . .Ma (Donald Handicap Totals . . RL'CKS Varabuugh Moore . ... McGann . . Engle . . . . i lts-h . Handicap : 7 1 r, 4 r. 441 4 4 0 4 4 5 0 1 414 &90 '.:,.C MM !75 0 4 50 4sJ ::o; 4 5J 5 4t r. s 1 51 1 4 :: 1 :U i7; 1 .1 4 l ; i " l s 17; 17" 1 5 1) 1M i7;

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Totals ss7 PRONGS Garland L'.S 140 Andrews 1J t 15s Pr-demu3 151' 1 VI Lcdrrcr 1 -1 5 17" .Miu'sscl H.: 151 Handicap . . . 1 1 5'. Totals V57 i:lks li:(,vi:.

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RE VCHES I'isher DeRose Peters Hayn Uunter Handicap . Totals HOLSTERS Siiambb-au . .. ;inrich A. R ck nhaupt Ross Thum Handicap . , Totals . .... RIMS Rickrlhaupt . Kimble Rumsey , Strong . 1 0 5 .14.' .Ii. .14 5 . 1 5 . 1 M .10 4 . l o : .17'. . ! 1 4 .145 .is: .nr. .15 7 Zelky . . . Handicap 147 10. Total . AXLES Ml 1 1 s i:p. 105 127 174 2 ' Wit we r Palmer Tin lens . , ."-'tack man . Iiriwnlpf . 1 lamlicap Totals . INDIANA MAX. INDIANAPOLIS, net. 2. William M. Dammeyer. who killed hi:nlf in Houston today, was a well-to-do business man of Indian apdU. He went to HouEton two weeks ai;o in hope of ttneflttln hH health.

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'A A .A V v v . , r 'nut. tv. :-XsX :-: V :.. ji v-s--: THREE SAFETIES Philadelphia Uses Second String Men in Game But They Force Washington to Hustle to Win Contest. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Washington made it tnree straight shutouts by winning from Philadelphia Wednesday one to nothing. Again the champions played none but second string men, but they forced the locals to hustle In order to win. Rohen, one of Connie Mack's youngsters, was in the box and pitched a splendid game. He allowed but three hUs, two of them coming in the eighth inning when Washington put across the winning run. Rent ley. a Washington recruit. pitched almost as rood ball as his opponent. He was relieved to make way for a pinch-hitter la the eighth. Cnllia pitched the ninth inning for Washington and retired the Athletics in order. Philadelphia ..000 000 000 0 1 Washington ...0O0' 000 01 1 3 1 Rohen and MoAvoy; Rtntley, Callia and Ainsmithr Umpires DInecn and Connollv. MACKMEN WILL BEGIN TRAINING FOR GAMES Men Who Wore Koponsiblo For tlu Pennant to T Sent Against Now York. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2. Connie Mack, manage; of the Athletics, returned Wednesday night with his "cub" players who have been used in the scries Just completed against ashington and Thursday the Amerkan league champions, weather permitting, will start ti;? final games of tluT regular schedule with NewYork. If is expected that Mack will present his strongest lineup in crdet that team work may be perfected for the wo.Md's series next week. The t rst string players of the Athletics have been allowed to take things easy since they clinched the pennant. . They were expected to start Wednesday a course of training that would put them on edge for the opening game with the New York Giants next Tuesday, but rain which fell in almost a continuous downpour prevented them from practicing at Mubc park. It is now expected that Manager Mack will place his full strength in the field againn New York Lt the series of three games scheduled to be played Thursday, Friday ami Saturday. fite National league season for this citv ended Wednesday. The hard rain i.ev essitated the calling off of the rnal game which v.;-s scheduled to be 1 Ilaed against Rrooklyn. Thursday! the Phillies will play th Giants at New -York where they will iinish the nasi'ii on Saturday. WOMEN CANT SMOKE. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2. Despit. A storm of protest from women of the j city, the new exclusive hotel Vindig, i v.-ill not rescind a rule which allows 1 women to smoke in the dining room.

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in 30 X . .-. --i' , . .... V GARDINER LOST TO THE HARVARD ELEVEN Star Tackle Who Hroke His Arm in 1911 Is Ad v teed to Stay Out of the Came. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 2. Tudor Gardiner, star tackle of the Harvard varsity eleven of ID 11, and a leading candidate for end on the present crimson team, probubly will never play football again. Gardiner was lost to the Harvard team Wednesday when physicians advised against his playing, lie broke his forearm in the Harvard-Princeton game two , years ago and the injury kept him out of the game last year. Under the test of two weeks practice the arm has been found too weak to allow him to play with reasonable safety. His absence, together with the illness of Milholland and Dana and the ineligibility of .cmith. has left Harvard with only three available ends, instead of the seven who started the practice reason.

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