South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 290, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1914 — Page 8

rvvn Kl).Y, in kmu.k in, mil. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Youth and A et at Philadelphia and Youth as Usual Grabb e Small Scores Are Expected in Football Battles Today A MAN ABOUT TO BUILD A COUNTRY HOME CAN BE SANE IN OTHER RESPECTS-By Goldberg 15 A POCM CCVrTREb VWVTH f vrr so The OG xill mot "THG GvirHSTo VclLL be CXJT Or Muddy Going on Practically all College Gridirons Promises Lack of Heavy Results No Strong Contenders in West. cam sit iro Tte sum H i texetA or the 8 ifewsr

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td f'Miti'l r. hut if -;! flit l ' see r.o f h int.'" f..r tl. j 1 1 r-; 1 . to defeat -:!a;:,''s M, iiu' ins. The i ds show that ."rths stern h.'is :(:. just three points atrainst Chh.iL.-o in the 1 it 1 i ars. If '.ih Xt;m' in.-rni't his playrs t rut loo-- with a . tried a.-it-im nt of plays, they v. ill prohahly roll h a 1 x tr score. Coach Murphy of .N'or h. -a tr rn will Instruct his mh-n l iim1 every play thry haw heen taught sine the ta-n lias heen practi'jirm. Tin- 1'urpl'mentor rralies i;is -lecn must make a r - 1 i t : i We :-howin.: if a s.a t-s.-ful M'ason i-i i h' r p ri. ra d in Lvan-ton.

liattlo Tor Indiana, j I ndiana, after its w- tk sinuvin- I against Chicago last H.ipirthy. will strive to r-for part of us Iot lau-j r-ls hy pnin' hattle t- thr- .-trout:! Illinois elewn at I'rhana. In its train- i with Christian Krothers olh ,- .f St. I Louis last Saturday, the nran-c ami 1 Hlue at-'rr.L,'atlon ac ii !Im of its: trench. That Coach S ihkah has the material to develop a team -.vliieli will he a c ontender for the conference tide is adrnittede. As the team s.iowhl show vast improvement Indiana v. ill hav e to tight every minute of play to escape another de isive h--a t in-'. Lame at Madim. Marquette, whi' h was heaten last Saturday hy a small university team should prove easy prey for Wisconsin at Madison. This trame will ie Coach Juneau his last opportunity to try out all his candidates in f".- puddue is met next Saturday in a uamc of t;reat importance to !.th institutions. Purdue will l:o into a'tion for the second time this season l.y meeting Western Keservo at Iifaette. As the hoilerma kers sliow ed plenty of offensive and defensive streiiKth against Waliash last Saturday, they should he', tiie victors in today's triiKtcle hy a' omfortahle margin. j iMichiir.in will tackh- its old foo, Yanderhilt. ,t Ann Arhor. Because of

the improvement l.y vvlurh the Wolerif.es have shown with the playing of each succeeding u'ame a warm cantest i. looked for.

FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY VIiT. C'h ra.cn vs. Northwestern at tnz? field. Illinois vs. Inrllann. at I'rbami. Minnesota vs. Ames at Minneapolis. Purdue vs. Western Reserve at Iifayctte. Ohio State vs. Cwp at Columhun. Wisconsin vs. Marquette at Madison. Iowa vs. Cornell (Iowa) at Iowa City. Michigan vs. Vanderbirt at Ann Arhor. Notre Dame vs. Rose Poly at Notro Dame. Iviwrencf- vs. Lake Forest at Appleton. .Whraska vs. South Dakota at at Unjoin. .Missouri vs. William Jewell at Columbia. Northwestern college vs. DePauw at Napervillo. Drake vs. (;rinnell at Des Moines. Wabash vs. lOarlham at Crawfordsville. Knox vs. Iowa Wesleyan at Caksburr. .'yombard vs.. William and Vas. Kt Aledo. Coe vs. Monmouth at Cedar Rapids. Dnison s. Oberlin at Granville. Michigan Api'S vs. Alma at I-ninsintf. ICalamazoo Normal vs. Olivet at Kalamazoo. ( hio Wesleyan vs. Cincinnati at Del w are. MST. Harvard vs. Washington and Jefferson at Cambridge. Vale vs. Lehigh at New Haven. Princeton vs. Syracuse at Princeton. Pennsylvania vs. "Lafayette at Philadelphia. Cornell vs. Carlisle at Ithaca. Dartmouth vs.. Williams at Willia mstown. Army vs. Rutgers at West Point. Navy vs. Pittsburg at Annapolis. Ihown vs. Amherst at Providence. Colby vs. Tufts at Modford. Holy Cross vs. Sprintield V. M. C. A. at Worcester. Johns Hopkins vs. Stevens at Paltimore. Pennsylvania State vs. Gettysburg at Suite college. Maine vs. Vermont at Manchester. Wesleyan vs. Union at Middle-town.

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SinIt, SarrifUt'ainl a Poot (Iits DufTalo Game In the Sixteenth. PITTSni'IIC H. Pa., not. The PittsburKh anil P.utTalo team.s of the i Yderal lea-tpx split evt ti Friday, lluffalo v innintr the first K'ame. 1 to 0, and Pittsburgh the second, M to 0. The first pmo lasted 1G innings. Dotli I"rd and Knetzer went the ent i r rout and their work was the feature. lp to the 12th inning only one hit was made off Ford. while Knetzer had the bases full twice, but Kot out of the holes skilllfulv. The j'.uffeds won b.v scoring a run In the Dith. Dlair singled. reachMl second n ;l sacrifice ),y l-ird and c-anie home when Mattic fumbled McDonald's t-umrle. The Pittstmruhs won the second panic by scoring three runs in the i-ixth inniriK- on foar hits, two wild pitches, a passed ball and two errors. First frame: T'.uff. .tmii nun oi nun ono i r t 'FittS. "0 Cllil IMIO IHii't' OlMI (l -M 2 l-'ord and I '.lair; Knet7er and I'.erry. 1'mpires Shannon and Mannassau. Second jr;ime: l'.eft'.ilo f '"" o i i 0 1 1 Pittsburgh :. 7 2 Atulerson anl Allen; Lerlair and Koherts. Fmpires Shannon and Mannassau.

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ui:srirs yi;sti:i;day. lkifl'alo. 1-0; Pittsburgh. 0-3. P. a It i more, 5; Brooklyn. 4. City Srios. New York Yankees. 2; Giants, 1. hicai;o Oihs. 2; White Sox, 1.

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CRACK PLAYERS OUT OF CONTEST

Notre Dame to Take Field With Four Stars Out of Lineup, But Rooters Expect Victory Over Rose Poly.

With four regulars out of the lineup when the whistle blows, Notre Dame will chish with Rose Poly on Carrier field this afternoon in the final home game before the battle with Yale at New Haven. Conn., next week.

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Haute. It will be the last chance that the fans will have of seelnc the grold and blue in action before the Yale and South Dakota games, both of which will be plaved away from home. Practically all of this week, the practice sessions on Cartier field have been In secret, so the hungry fans have had to content themselves with waiting until today's g-ame. There was an unusually large crowd at the Alma pa me. despite the fact that it was an unimportant pame and so early in the season and it is expected that today's crowd will be considerably larger. The Notre Dame line up as the team will start the pame will be as follows: Klward, le; Jones, Capt., It; Stephan, lp; Fitzgerald, c; Ward, rp; Holmes or Sharp, rt; Mills, re; Cofall, qb; Finepan. lhb; Pliska, rhb; Dupgan. fb. Messick of Indiana will be referee, Dunbar of Yale will be umpire and Fdwards will be head linesman. A large number of substitutions probably will be made by CoaTh

Pachman will be out of the pame at j

the start because of injuries. Lichenlaub is still in bal shape, and will hardly get Into the game before the Yale contest. Dugpan, who starred in the Alma game, will be at fullback in place of, Kichenlaub. Holmes or Sharp will; fill in the vacancy at right tackle.

caused by Lathrop's injury fintM witvver Ward and Stephan will be at the' ,, .

.Harper during the pame.

BOWLING SCORES

ANTLERS Jay 193 1G5 157 515 Liudeman .... ISO 164 17S 522 Nien 141 211 17G 52S Chaffee 122 173 190 4S5 Teeters 145 149 15G 450 Handicap 85 S5 85 255

Totals SG6 947 942 2755 TOASTS LFLVGUJl TOA.STS,

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trieir tirst pwolic appearance ot tne season, when thry will play at their old positions of left tackle and b It half back, respectively. Doth men were kept out of last Saturday's game because of injuries. Lighter practice was in vogue at Cartier held yesterday. The men were given a fast workout, but it was nothing in comparison with what they underwent Thursday. There was no scrimmage, signal practice being the order of the day. This afternoon's cam. will start at 2:30 o'clock and a larg crowd is expected to attend, despite the fact that Notre Dame should have ;m euy task in whipping the lads from Terre

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sayi: Yoru ni'MM.un:: The orphans' home will hold its annual rummage sale soon. Save all your rummage to help buy the win-

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GUSH WITH GARY

Football Games Do Not Start Today Until After World Series Returns Are in Whiteman is at Center.

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CnBCNNA. Howard Mayfiold. son of a veterinary surgeon near here.

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1 32 1 36 1 4 S 416 which was supposed to have been suf1 5 1 1 57 1 34 4 45 f.rin:r from rabies. No ill results from

4S- ltne wound have yet been suffered.

nne of the strongest high school combinations yet tried will be started against the Gary sipiad by Conch Metzler this afternoon at Fprinpbrook park. Metzler believes that his men will have to exert themselves to the limit to defeat the Caryites, a.s the visitors will undoubtedly use the same style of plays and formations as the locals. Their coaches, Pritrgs and Caldwell, received their instructions under the same man that Metzler did. Capt. Whiteman has been playing like a Mend at center this week and will be in that position when the game starts. Elbel and Nelson will see service at guard, with Hagerty and Stanley working at th" tackle position.-. Sullivan will be used at one end and either Poswell or J Meyers at the other. Boswell may be used at full back during part of the game, where he is as adept as when performing on the extremities of the line. Three men prohaidy will he used by Metzler at quarter. Fernandez is the regular man and will start the game in that position. Seott may le used there during part of the game and there is an excellent chance of Anderson, star quarter on the seconds, getting into action. Wolf will work

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half and Carlield or Boswell at

back. The pame wa.s schedule for 5:15 on account of the world ?or1ti pame. This allowed the playem and the fans to see most of the, g&mo and pet out to the park In time.

Notes of Boxers

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Jack Britton defeated Moran in 10 rounds last nipht. Tommy Moore of Providence shaded Harry Pierce of Brooklyn in 10 roun ds. Battling Iovlnsky outpointed Gunboat Smith in 10 rounds. Harry Lundy, the Brooklyn bantamweight, knocked out Tommy ctone of Buffalo in the second round. Jimmy Capper, welterweight champion of the navy, knocked out JPalmer in the second round. Jack Derim of New Orleans defeated Patsv Broderick in 1 rounds.

hacks pos'i poNi:n. LEXINGTON, K. net. .'.The grand circuit races scheduled for today were postponed on account of rain.

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HOLLAND. A fall into a tank of water caused the death of Thomas Spence, a farmer. It resulted in pneumonia from which he died.

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The Marion tlilrtic club, nne of the championship elevens of the state, will clash with the local Silver Kders at Sprins;l-rook p.trk Sunday af tf moon at .: o'clock. Their lineup includes stars on several of the 191 : Indiana teams and they promise the locals one of the stilfest panics on the Litter's schedule. The teams lineup follows: Silver Kdu-es Oruher. r. c; Kelly, r. t.: c'chultz. r. p.: Meyers, c.; Hyrnes, 1. p.; Zuelke. i. t.; I'Wrr, .apt.. 1. e.: Hardv. .j. h.: Varuo. r' h. h.: Johnson. 1. h. !..; I'.oij-.ski. f. h. Marion A. t 1 . Woods, r. !'.ii:nk;i. r. t.: ('hire. r. Ii' h c: h:te. 1. u.; Lone. 1. t.; Meyirs. 1. c; Hastrv. p Md.raw. r. h. .; O. Wco.ds. 1. h. h. ; Caldwell, f. h. 'liockne of Notre Dame, referee; Mcick of Kusc lul technic, umpire.

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