South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 253, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 September 1916 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Dod.gers, White Sox and Tigers Climb Nearer Top in Pennant

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Wi PLAY FOR CITY TITLE TODAY

Brace M. E. and South Bend Lathe Co. Teams to Clash at Lecper Park.

The Ora e M B. church team, vir.ner in the s vcr.th ward 'y-iif, at fa r'. champion atriatcur team if the Mty. an. I the South Bend -it he Co. dab, v.miit r of the Cornn ial bague title, will play the irst of a three game sri'-s for tb. car's city honors at I--jcr park it 2:3- o'clock this afternoon. Capair.s of tbe two tf,i:ns met with - B. Barms w-vtf-rij.iy afternoon ir.d decided upon the places for the '.onf sis. Next SatimlHy'H same will I.e. liny I at Studebaker park ami if a hird conte.-t is neo.-s-a ry it will he tfaged on neutral rnumls. Although H arrangements have been ma fie or s curing the neutral diamond, t is prohahle that an effort v i 1 1 be u il- to get Singer jark for the lending lütttle. The Orate M. K. team presents practica lly the same line-up as last ear. The club took the title in th icventh ward league and won out n the finals for the ward league "hampionship. The Commercial .eague was oranipJ for the first :::ne this season, several of the fao.oties that were not 1 irg- enough .o he represented in th- Factory e; ague 1 r i n ir inembirs of the circuit. Following are the lineups for this if'ernoon's game: Grace M. F. Willi--, 3b; Holth. s: Hupp. If: Zilke, Ii; ;.ff, 2b; ?toer, cf; Kruk. p; Orabowski. ; II. Fngdahl. rf; 11. Fngdahl, p; ?a Whitfinun, p; I'arker, Jalloway. Meyers. South Bend loathe f. Bell, ss; Freese, p; Loitsch, lb". Robinson. 2h; Boits, 3b: Keene, cf; ('ripe. If; Sunder, if; ess. p; II; key, p; Adelsherger, c; Mi.-chker, Kanouse.

LEAGUE STANDINGS

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DICKERSON HANDS STOGIES FLAG BLOW

Two (ami's. Willi South Bcml in Antrust ;m x'crieileii on Sin. Protest.

Springf.eld irn-l K.ipiils ... "Ijceiing M'lkejen l ; v.i n svi !;.' "I erre H;iue I,ibn South Wx NATION I'MinMphU Brooklyn I'.-.-tou V -w York Pitt! ur;:! l'l.i'IC. si Boui 'ilici!l,;iti A MK KM 'mKin i'tr'ijr 'Iii' :i gSt. I."ui-i V"v ork v'.idngtn ' J 1 i nd 1 hil nb-lpid.i AMKUICAN f .lli llle Ill'iMrMpnli K.-in.is I'if .... Minneapolis St. J'ijiil I'oliinitius IV!eIo Milwaukee

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DOGGERS TAKE TWO FROM BRAVES!

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Boston Slides Farther Down Ladder With Double Defeat Scores 6-2 and 4-0.

Big Crowd At Closing Races At Goshen Fair

IU1 I.T.s I MliAV. Ontral I.aic nr. mtti Il nl-SprlngMull. pol infl. I i j t n - W d ! i ii p it pen m. Kvänsrille, 4; 'jVrre H.iiitf, 1. (rami Kjjids. MusLeiron. 1 ationaf l.rugn. S'-w York. ';; Ptiil.idelplua. ;t St Io!il. Ii; ("im inrcitl. 1. Brooklyn. ' 4; K"it n, 2 ( hi' ;tro-lMtt?l)iirjrh. rain. AiiiTiemi t.t'tigur. I tr.it. !: st I.ouis. o Clii-at'o. :;; ('It vcl uid. 2. Pe stmi, O; W ushliit'Hi. ( (nix iuriinn, ruin. rbiHdelphiji. : New York. 2. American A Horl.it ion. I;ui.is "itv. I; ('otnintiiis, Tledo. 4 ; Mil Willi ke. ::. Mililie:ipoIi. S; Iotlisrllle. St. 1'aul. 4; Indian. ipolis. .".

IKiSTON. Mass.. Sept. 0. Hoton lost two frames to Brooklyn todaj. f to 2 and 4 to n. Tyler in th first j:ame and Rudolph in the second for ?oston were hit hard, while the Braves were unahle to hit either Bfeffer or .mith effectively. Four double plays by Boston in the second frame were features. Scores: First jrame. Brooklyn ...110 Oil 1106 11 1 r.oslon IK'O 10 0 001 2 2 I'feffer and .Myers; Tyler and dowdy. Second srame. Brooklyn ...OSO öfl 00Oi 11 1 lU.ston 000 On" 000 0 4 1 Smith and Miller; Rudolph and dowdy, Blackburn.

N"a s-Tinifs Spc-ri: 5rMc : r,0.snK.V, Ind., Sept. The clr.sin prueratn or races at the 4 4th annual Klkhart county fair Frida was witnessed by about 2.000 per son.. Kevnits were as follows: Vaee. Purse $:.00

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TIGERS WIN HIL

DUEL OFFBROWNS

Accident Mars Final Races At State Fair

Mitchell and Groom Allow Four Hits Each, but Later Passes Eight.

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RED HURLER IS WILD AND BLACK SOX WIN

G.n:s toi.y. Onlral I.acue. Sooth Itrnd u( Sprinrcrleld. Musketron nt (Irnn'l itaiids. Ttrre llnufe nt I-'vansvlMe. luiytun at Whe.dins. National I.eagu. Itrooklyii at Hosten. Philadelphia at New York. ( 'hic.isr at 1'ittslnjrjrh. ('irii innatl nt St. Iui. Amrriotn St T.ouix at Iirtroit. l'.ostoti at Washington. New .rk at l'hiladelphia. Cleveland at Chicago.

I THE PENNANT CHASE

Official notification of the forfeiture of two sanies which Wheeling won from. South Bend on Auir. 1 :' at Wheelin-r. was re-eied from Pres't F. W. Ihcken-on. of 1 1 Central le.iirue lYiday. .soath I b nd protested the Raines becau.-e of t!ie fact that V.'heelin' on thai date had 14 players in uniform ontrary to the league Illing that only 1:'. men in uniform sh.ill be allowed on the ! ru'h. South Feml is r..t affected muih b the cancellation of these u.ttnes, but it J -Is a dei ided crimp in the pennant hopes of Wheeling. The Stories were in se'-ond place, half a came behind Spi iriu-iii bl ami th;'rt much ahead of ( Ira ml llapicls. The rulir.ir of the president Jrvps them to thirl place with a percentage of .."2". while ('.ratal Bapids slips ahc.nl of them into tlo- sooinl position and is only half a irame behi:ul the leaders Yhe Imr is now two and ne half ;,anos behind the leaders and with only three more conte.-ts billed, they are out of the ra e. The contest for the Üair now lies between Craml Bapids and Sprimrl'eld. I'r"tn a clos !y hunched race the chae has now widened and th se tWj t'M.'HS mut Mht it o it. (Irand Bapids is hooked up with Muske-on for the finish. while Spria-rfichi battles -"outh Bend. .Muk-'i n sh"öbl uive (Irand Bapids mote trouble than the Benders do SprincrMehl. f'.irurin- o: past performances ar.d the ..dds should faor the i j h i.t us. In his mes,.ie telling i the (Milelation. Brc't Pok't-.Ti made n a rran n.ent s for the plamu off ' tliese two rami's and tliey will X ro'.'.i'.dy ;. dropped it of the s bt dl.h South B.end -v- ill return home f..d-lo.-ir.K the u.irne w.th Sprmi'ieid uiala and th'- team will disband. MACKSBEAT YANKEES S li.tn (.ets Homers in l ust Tiip"' st ore s-2. rini.AniiLBUi . b.i.. s.?pt. f. Pb.ila.lcl: hia defeated New York ? to 2 en a t ain soaked t li here today. Sehar..: h.ol home runs the f:r-t two times up. Manager I"iio.tp. pitched tb.e e'irhth mmn tr fir New York. Score: l'hiladelphia . 4 ".o Mo n 2 Now York .."!' lee ''en ii j Myersan.'l 1 i" -.r.;ch ; Buss. 1!. I.oe, IifP.:oar, and Walters.

CHICAGO, Sept. 0. Brooklyn twice humbling the Braves Friday, climbed tip to within two points of l'hiladelphia in the cha.se for the National league pennant. The champions fell before the Giants in the first ame of their double header and rain prevented the second contest. The leaders' standing Friday rmrht: V. U Pet. Philadelphia 75 50 .600 Brooklyn 7H ."1 . T f K Boston 71 5:; .57 In the American leairue Detroit Kained half a jrame on the leailinfr; Bed Sox by winning, while rain ended the Boston-Washington came in a. tie. The Timers are now only one and one-half frames behind the leaders. The White Hox maintained the pace and are now but two frames behind Boston. Standing of the leaders; W. J 4. Bet. Boston 7i 55 .5 SO Detroit 7 5S .5i7 Chicairo 75 5S .5fi4 St. luis 70 (4 .522 New York 19 6 4 .51!

GIANTS STOP QUAKERS Take First of Sclicsliileil Double Header 0-:. N"i: York, Sent. f. New Y'ork stopped Bhiladelphia's winninfT streak here today by easily defeating th league champions I to H in the first frame of what was to have been a double header. The frame was terminated by a severe rainstorm while l'hiladelphia was at bat in the ninth inninir. The second cam- was alle! off on account of rain and two frames will be played tomorrow. Alexander, the pitching star of the Phillies, was hit very hard, the Giants making 13 hits in seven innincs. The Phillies tieldinfT

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Bancroft starred for

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the champions with a home run and ! two singles in three times at bat. i

Score : l'hiladelphia "00 HO 010 3 ? i New York .. 200 020 101 14 0 Alexander, scheuer and KUHfer; Tesreau and Banden.

SINGER PIN MEN OPEN

The Sinser bowline league is the f.rst organization to break into the . htnehcht this season. The openinc f uarr.es were rolled Friday nicht, and from the scores rolled the leairue should proe a fast one bofore the sprur-r recess comes. Twelve teams ate listed in this leacue which will piobably be one of the bi:crst of ; t he vear.

STUDEBAKER PIN MEN OPEN MONDAY NIGHT Activities in the Studebaker bowl. nz lea piies will start next Monday nicht on the Studebaker alleys in the administration building. Ten teams are entered in the regular Studebaker leafTue and eipht clubs are in the Trio league. Following are the rosters of the two lea cues: Studebaker lafn. Hounds J. Schmidt, captain; C. Schmidt. Zilky, Miller, Hepler, Abraham, sub. Studebakers Gentle, captain; Hinds. Thurn, Austin, Y'ockey, Maxon, sub. Spokes Reidenbaeh, captain; Mortensen, Nave. Hupp. Cooley, Gter, sub. Reaches LaFonda, captain: Baxter, N. Shirk, McConnick, DeRose, loncbrake, sub. Hubs AV. K. Studebaker. captain; Mossholder. Hobbs, R. Moffitt. W. H. Studebaker, .Jacobson, sub. Skeins Peterson, captain; Kavariapc. LaFierre, Switzcr, Ilaah, Carroll, sub. Rims Bickelhaupt, captain: Kim,cle, Gunter, Wickenden, Shedd, Rice, sub. Tonsues Uraman, captain; Iindahl. Rassmussen, Wolf, Crosshy,

Ianville, sub. Axles Witwer, captain; Cotter, Deacon. Thielens, sub. Roisters Shambleau, Travers. Fisher, Gingrich, J. Shirk, sub.

(rami Rapids Takes First (lame of Series Taking Advantage of Wheat ley.

DKTRÜ1T, Sept. 3. Detroit de

feated St. Ixuis in the third frame!

of the present series, 3 to o, this afternoon. The visitors were helpless before Mitchell's pitching. In the fourth inning, he struck out Sisler, Pratt and Rumler in order. Groom held the Ticers to lour hits, but parsed eifrht men, two of whom scored. Spectacular fielding prevented several hits throughout the game. In the seventh inn.nc with two men out and two on bases. Groom purposely passed Cot b. Veach then sent a single into right field, scoring two runs. Score: St. Louis . . 000 000 0000 4 0 Detroit 001 000 20 3 4 0 Groom Hamilton and Ruinier; Mitchell and Spencer.

BOWLING SCORES

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-Grand Rapids won the first came of the series from Muskegon here

Friday afternoon by the score of;

3 to 1. Wheatley for the visitors was wild, allowing six passes and in addition was touched for 10 hits. McArthur allowed eight hits and issued but one pa.ss for the locals. A single, a baerifice ar.d three bases fin balls gave the Sox their tirst run in the second innin? and they counted their other two in the fifth.

MNtlKKS LKAGl'K. ACCOUNTING. P.eyers 177 17'. Cary 11.' 107 OM.nrne D! D; K. Ileckanim 14'.

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Totals Gl Gran. I Ilapids AT! Ca rev. 2U :. IMingtoii. 11 2 loincan. if Miller. If :; Alcoi'li, .'tli I

I Heimer. rf

Brant, ss pfviiruuT, c 4 McArthur, p 2

Dal ton, Fullmer, ca ptain; French,

Trio TiCasrue. Carbuators Burke, captain; Kurek. Martin. Wind Shields Worthern, captain: DeCosta, Horvath. Tops Huge, captain; Raudel. Kennedy. Pistons Westrom. captain; Fike, Miller. Starters Reaudway, captain I Hickman. Taylor. Cylinders Klopfenstein. cap. tain; Martin. Groutkowski. Horns MRoy, captain; Patterson, Connors. lMstons D. Smith, captain; Place, Feldmier.

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I n nines - Muskecn otd OuO ooi-l Grand Kapids 010 (CO (t ,i Two base hits- Bdinetun. Coveieskie. S.uriri( hits- Coveieskie. tester. Bdineton. Brant. McArthur. Sacrifi-e fly - -Reimer. Stolen base -Whelan. Struck out r.y Mi Arthur. ::. P.ase on balls (fT MrArthur. 1; i-fT Wheatley. C. Left on base -Miiskegun. (; Grand Kapid.s. 12- Time 1:JS l'inpire--Ialy.

FR0MH0LZ BRINGS EVAS TO VICTORY

Collins ..... Il.indiea p Totals ... M.Knicht . MoorehouH' DeVries ... Haslinger . shock Handicap Tdals ...

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4SI 312 ill 4i;:t 470 177

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lsr, 104 14:' lot; 137 2:15

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Kaabe ... Tray er .., Huslineer Stuhr Flanaean II ad bap

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PAY HOBT,. 121 17.'

112 102 II'. 175 t.hi iä:: 210 ill i.V. IV

lös 11 D; 1.52 145 1.5

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Chambers IDuck Handicap

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200-2 :;ss 417 47 :x 4.V .V.I

.MasU'rly Pitching of Kxnnmille Hurler Defeats Teile Haute 1 to 1.

GOSHEN FAIR CLOSES; GATE RECEIPTS POOR

siierilT .Makes Haid on Gamblers, am' -ets Nine, Seven Fined, Two in Jail.

EVAXSVIIJ,K, Ind., Sept. 'J. The masterly pitching of From holz and the hittirg of the Evas Friday won the first game of the series with Terre Haute here. Fromholz

allowed only four hits. Score:

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of SOFT HATS for Early Fall John Hale Hat Store HOWARD SCHROP 127 V. Washington Ave. and J. M. S. Lobbv.

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Nr s Times Special Servi : GOSHEN. Ind.. Sept. 9. The 4 4th annual exhibition of the Elkhart county fair and agricultural association. which opened here Tuesday, came to an end Friday afternoon. Paid attendance was disappointing, being far below former fairs. The three racing cards were the principal features of the fair and gae eeneral satisfaction. Shipments of horses are Friday nicht being made, most of them going to South Bend. For the tirst time in the history of the fail, which was revived in IMS', it was run on the "wide open" plan. Gambling was in evidence. Conducting a raid on the cround. the sheriff and his deputies arrested nine men on charges or operating gambling dens and with cambling. All of them pleaded guilty. Assessments ranged from $13.30 to $33.30. Seen of the defendants paid. Two are in Jail. Despite the small attendance. the association will be able to pay the running expenses of the fair, receipts from concessions being unusually large. The turf events were successfully 'onducted.

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Sternitz ... tester K liable .... Toothaker , Gresk Handicap Totals . M ir-pi's . . . I. Brman Martin Windsor .. Cool Handicap Total ...

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COST. .... 135 1J 00 1.V. 105 STOCK.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. i. An accident in which Dan C, a celdinC owned by Crouch and son, Iifayette, fell on the home stretch in the 2:15 trot and broke its leg, marred the closing day's card of the state fair race procram. Driver Warner escaped without serious injury. A large crowd attended the races. Channing, owned by E. S. Osborne, Muncic, won the 2:15 trot in straight heats and it was in the last heat that the only accident of the races occurred. Dan C. apparently with secord money won. having taken second place in the previous heats, broke, dropped well back from the remainder of the entries and fell, the animal's leg being broken by bing jammed under the fence. Onward Allerton. owned by Tom Parsons of I.aharpe won second money, and Miss Silver Todd, owned by E. Metier, Indianapolis, third. Barbara King, a New York horse, won the 2:2 4 trot without being pressed at any stage. The other money winnors were Indianapolis owned horses. 2:15 Trt. I'urse $I,(NH. Channing Osb rm 1 1 1 Onward Allerton iIMmmi 3 .'. 7 Miss Stiver Tod 1 iTinkler) 1 0 4 Bthe'co Thm; i 1 5 7 .". Gutn Oror I Whitehead I 5 7 X

Koyal Hall Fleming lune Kel (Hay lenl Jennie H.iile iMcCopl Beter Dallas .Hildeinaai

I citer .svm 1 Carry 1 0 O Dan C Warner 1 2 I'd is Time- 2:ll,i ; 2:10i, ; 2:lPi Trot, l'urse I.hh. Barbara King ( I n kerson ) 1 1 1 Boy (Stout 1 .. .3 3 .3 Lewis Winter (Kitigt 7 2 2 Iady Tjoretta iSilver 4 4 4 .Tack Coombs (Chandler) Ö " " Sealskin Boy (IMmanl 2 7 7 Davie I'elmar 1 I-"itzgenibl G 5 Timi 2. -11 t: 2:12; 2:lo,2. 2:15 IVe. I'urse $l,fK0. Lizzie Hughes (I'.ond I 2 a 1 1 Miss Patsy (Pa in g 14 4 4 Iloosier I'.oy (Warner : ä 2 3 Count Marque ( Myers 1 .3 1 1 i 5 Susan Clegc Osborni 4 bj .". Ö 2 Tango iTo.bl) T f; ; :: C Tina 2:104; 2:10',: 2:lo'4; 2:10.; -HU-Trvfor-:ill If, Purse Sl.Otx. Hussell I'.oy (IMniaiii 1 1 Walter Cochato (Maplej .". 2 Possibility il'alini 4 Milly M. nieVeyi 1 3 Time- 2:0.:i4 ; 2:olb..

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X CELEBRATES

W TH W N IN 2:30

Takes SI ,500 Purse With Busy' Lassie in Straight Heats Close Meet.

HA BTF BD, Conn . Sept. f'. The grand circuit meeting at Charter (ak p;rk closed Friday with three events over the new half mile track. All were won in straight heats. Walter Cox. one .,f the circuit's star drivers, celebrated his forty-eighth birthday anniversary by winning the 2:30 trot with Busy' Eassie, never 1. eing pressel at any sta'-e. The Hartford road drivers club special was notable lor the number of breaks made by the horse entered. Diumeter. with J:0s 1-4 to his credit in the tirst two heats of the 2:12 pace made a new track record for the half mile ring, lowering the mark of 2:10 1-4 set last Tuesday by Azora Axworthy. The summaries: 2:.3( Tr..t, Purse 1.500.

Busy I-as.-ie i Cox i 1 Dolly Dixon iCrozier. 2 Bphenetu iG'.iidei 4 Nan Us. i.D. Glinds ." American Girl iMurphvt Time :!;.. : 2:17' : 2:1"' ..

Komi Drivers' (lutt sp,ial, Z;11

I'nrsi ?l.e00. Frisco Werth iCro.icri 1 Ned sterling tl'ilgardi .lay Boreal Irisw old ) 4 Stantpat iGardiier " T' linny O. iHydci '" Kitty Moore il'.riisiei ' 1'1P ii' ' lb iSanuderfJi .7 Time 217: 2:17'.-: 2:1'. ,. l:Z Pace. I'ursr fl.50. Diumeter Hlr.-olyi 1 Altawoo.i I Murphy i 2 Aconite (. Fleming i .". I 'l' kni.i"ii i Short 4 Wilbur S. i ( 'ox i ä T I nie 2 :Osa 4 : 2 : s 4 ; :(rj i , .

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MUDHENS TAKE FINAL

lU'at .Milwaukee 1 to :i on Hunched Hits.

COOPER OF Y. M. C. A. JOINS HIGH GRID STAFF

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Totals : -7

Innings Bv.insville 010 021 Terre Haute oH doo Stolen Oases Cramer. Blink. Spencer. Two base hit -Ulan.

Matthew. Cramer. Donhle play-GysIl to

Mit hell to GiüTit. Left on baen Terre Haute. 5: Bvanvi'.le, 4. Sa'-rihie hits -Tennant. Gilbeit. stru. k out -By Cranur, ." : by Fromholz. Base en oalls - (tT Cranier. 2: off Fromladz. AN'ild pitch Cramer. Ilit by pirched b 1 11 - La Ibs. Tim.' -1 :4(J. L'iupire -Geisel.

Aft'.wski V.i r g. Martin Seh rdlenl.erger Zz..dzinkl .... Han lienp ...

I Totals ! I.

Crothers G ee rs Mciiiiatd

.indy Lintz , Ilandi'-ap I'otaU ...

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High school football received a big boost yesterday afternoon when G. A. Cooper of the Springfield training school presented his services to Coach E. H. Burn ham. Cooper captained the 19D Springheld team and was reeognized as one of the best fullbacks in the east. He has also sen several years service in the lino. At present "Coop" occupies the positions of Boys' director at the Y. M. C. A. and has a few spare hours, a couple of days a week, whic.a he has decided to give to Coach P.urnham, his former team mate and fellow student. During yesterday's practice Cooper took charge of the 'ine. leaving Burnham free to drill the ends and backs. The greater part of the practice was spent in falling on the ball and hitting the dummy, a short drill in "blocking" anil a number of short workout. 1

TOLFDO. 0., .s'ept. 0. By bunching hits in the ninth inning today

Toledo won the final games of thej series with Milwaukee 4 to .3. Score: Milwaukee ..ono 300 000 3 5 1, Toledo 000 (21 001 4 S 1 j Faeth and Stumpf; Pierce, Strand j

and Sweeney.

HOOSIERS GO TO PIECES INDIANAPOL IS, Sept. 0. The Indianapolis club went to pieces In the fifth inning in the game here today with St. Paul and lost 4 to J. .'core: St. Paul 000 031 0004 S 1

Indianapolis .110 001 000 3 6

Niehaus ami ("lemons; Dawson and Sc hang.

CARDS DRUB T0NEY

SO.Y WIN CAME. CHICAGO. Sept. I. Catcher O'Neill of Cleveland enabled Chicago to win its sixth straight game today, 3 to 2, after 11 innings. Terry" walked in the 11th and advanced a base on Schalk's out. Cicote struck out but O'Neill allowed the ball to get away from him. After he recovered it. he threw to right field, trying to catch Cicotte and Terry scored from second with the winning run. The fielding of Felsch and Weaver were features. Scores: Cleveland 200 OOO O00 0 2 5 3 Chicago 000 1 o.l 0 01 .3 11 1 Coumbe, Gould and O'Neill: Benz. Cicotte and Schalk.

Duel Heil Hurler for Fifteen Hits and Win i-l.

GAMES lH)STPONFD. SPUING FIELD, O., Sepi. ?. South Bend-Springfield game, postponed, two games tomorrow.

FAST HORSES ENTERED IN FREE FOR ALL PACE

ST. EOITIS. Mo., Sept. 0. Meadows held Cincinnati to four hits while St. Iuis got 15 off Toney and the locals won today's jgame 6 to 1. Bescher hit the ball into the right field bleachers for a home run. scoring Smith and Hornsby ahead of him in the seventh. Score: Cincinnati ...O0fj 000 100 1 4 2 st. Eouis ...ooo loo :,() i fr, o Toney and Louden; Meadows and Gonzales.

WHEELING, W. Va.. Nu game today, double morrow.

Sept. :.-- headf- to

TO PLAY OAKLAND. The Herman's base ball team play the Oak lands. Suaday afteir.oon. on the j. d i ier playgrouni; at L :3o. Bwczkowski er Johns-, will twirl for the Berman's.

MIDDLET0N GETS LACING

LEONARD IS HELPING SOX IN FLAG RACE

GARDNER AND EVANS TO FIGHT FOR TITLE

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. I. The national amateur championship of 1 '. 1 i is a prize assured for the west 'or another season, at least, as Charies Fvar.s. jr.. and Booert Gardner, i oth of Chicago, won their way Into the ::nal round cf the tit'ilar t urnarrent on the coarse of the Menon 1 c.iket dub Friday and will meet r.-r t!".e i hampi-mship oer th" same ward t -morrow. Gardner came . hro uh to the t: nil b defeating ,

.1. t" G'i.Iford, tb.e Massachusetts . !i.crp:":i. ." and I. wdub- Evans 'r.:"..r.a!ed I. dirke Corkran of r..iitaiiur.' C ar.d 2.

StMiie of the fastest horses that ever started on a half mile track are entered in the free for all pace which will feature the racing card at the Inter-State fair on .Saturday afternoon. Russell Boy. 2:00 1-4; Hal Boy, 2:01 1-2; Possibility. 2:02 1-2; King Coachman, 2:0.; 34 : and Billy M. 2: OH are some of the spedsters entered. Five other startei are also listed for this race which will Le one of the features of the week. In the trots Grand Chimes, with a mark of 2:03 & is sure to land among the winners, while Canute, a pacer with a mark uf 2:07 1-4 is billed to land a first place. Allotment of stalls to 1.30 race horses was completed y the committee in charge of th races at the park Friday afternoon. Each stall will be placarded with the name of the horse and its mark.

FOUR NEW MARKS IN JUNIOR TITLE MEET NEWA I: K. X. .1. Sept. 0 Four

r.ew records were established ami I 1

one old record was equalled in the national junior championships athletic pames of the Amateur Athletic union here Friday. V. J. Loomis of Chicago clipped one-fifth of a second off the junior record in the 220 yard hurdles covering the distance in 25 1-5 seanls. W. I. Howard, Pittsburgh A. A., set a new junior record. 5 0 4-5 seconds in the 4 40 yard run. A. E. Ward, the Chicago sprinter and J. E. ThompsC'n. the Los Angeles hurdler came up to expectations in their respective con

tests, the former doing the 1 f 0 yard J dns'.i in 10 ses-onds and the latter! winning the 120 yard hurdles in DJ

seconds.

Ieading A. A. Hurler Trot meed hy Millors S to 2. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. ! James Middletcn, leading pitcher of tho American association, received ene of his worst drubbings e.f the season today when Minneapolis lefeated Ixmisville 8 to 2. Today's victory made the fourteenth for Minneapolis out of twenty-four scheduled games with Louisville this season. Score; Minneapolis .. f 02 '11 130 s 14 2 Louisville ...COO 000 II 2 rj S Williams and Owens; Mbldleton and Billings.

BLUES BEAT COLUMBUS

RED SOX PLAY TIE

GFN Cl.m TO SHOOT TODAY. Featuring the shoot of the St. Joeph Valley Gun club, which will be

j hejd Saturday on the club range, is

the club trophy event of 25 targets. It is scheduled to start at 2:30 o'clock.

Battle Six Inning With Senator for O-O Snre.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ? Washington and Boston battled six innings without scoring today, the

Pass anil Error Pate Way for Two Ktuis Score t-'.. COLF.MBUS. O., Sept. o.- -Gilbert's pass and Blodgett's faulty: handling of Prolan's bunt in the! tenth inning gave Kansas city a safe1 two runs, just enough to protect1 the visitors aga nst a Columbus bat-! ting attack which brought today's; score to four-three. Score: j

Columbu" ..loo 100 Ona i-:; , Kansas City, ooa 010 MO 2 4 11 0 Blodeett and I'ratt; Crutrher, Huirrj'hries and Hargrave.

nnjx issrn ni allenc.i:. Owing to th? cancellation of a

game scheduled for Sunday with the

game being called after the .sixth Glendora 5-juad the Mello teim Is j

because or wet grounds, alter a heavy downpour. Score: B.-.vtcn OOO OOo 0 2 l

Washington .... 000 0C0 0

without a game for that date jndf

:ssues a challenge to ihe Tiivcr Park Cardinals. Games can b arrar.-'edi

; 0! with this team by calling Bell phone!

Shore and Cady; Shaw and Henry. 16 53 and asking tor Carl Mohn.

' "DUTCH" Ltb'NARP. Arrong thoe preent as the T3-ae-ball season jumps int its lat month :s Dutrh" Leonard, the big- twirler for the Boston Bed Sox. who ardreaming of repeating their penr.ar:' and wfr!d's series winning stunt of last year. Yes indeed. leopard ;s f ry m jch "there" j a Ft now, pr.d kindly '.;nc' rked a sample of the goods he has in stock, but letting down the1 Browns without a single hit th j ether day. J

Ball Game Sunday, September the 10th. at House of David Ball Park, Benton Harbor, Michigan, between House of David Team and Mishawaka A. C, at 3 P. M. Come and see a good game and enjoy a visit to Eiden Springs which is still open and will continue so.

SERVICE GARAGE 226-28 S. Lafayette St.

Suit for Men uid Wcmreo $15, $18 and $20. Ea Payments. GATELY'S S21 So nth Mlchfeiu 8t.

WIRE FENCE. WARNER BROS., 114 E. Wayne St.

NEW FALL SHOES at Guarantee Shoe Co.

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of a of

Direct Medication The Most Important Medical Achievement of th 20th Century. For the

past fifty years medical hrientists have -worked

steadilv wi

the view devising method

direct m1i- ; cation, that is, a method by which m e d i c i nal s u b s t anes

could be adHr. II. K. Smiil, mini MkrM directly into the blood, the par or organ diseased. First came the hypodermic syringe and the administration of curative agents under the skin or directly into the diseased organs. Some tin years ago the administration of saline solutions directly into the blood stream was advocatM and practiced. Since this time medical FOnri has gradually progrejed until at th present time the direct method of medication has been perfected and has about taken the plae-e of the old quacki:? way of treating many of the vital diseas-s. And why not? It is the more exact, safe and rational way of combating diseases, especially those caused by germs circulating In the blood. I want a chance to prove I can cur afflicted, skeptical sufferer: ß. Over 21 yars a phyricJan; If yevars a Sperjalit. Post Graduate -work and clinical experience. I'KICL-S ALWAYS HKASWjSA ItLK I will Rive th POOB-1-ST man a rhanc as well as the RICH to receive rny treatment at a SMAI-L COST. There l3 r.o man too POOR to g-et my best advic. Newly contracted diseases. Ion't wajt until nature r.ve3 way and the disease dLsonranize.s important organs and rrvf. If you are afflicted with any Acute, Chronic, Nervous. Blood or Contracted BHseaK. Stomach. Liver. Rheumatism. Varlrorele, Proptatjr Knlanrir.en?. StrictTire, Hydrocele, Kidney. Fladder. Unnary, or any oth--".Vfakr.cs-, refect cr bLSf-se rt the Pelvic Organ visit me to. day. If your ca.se Is curable t can relieve It quickly. Dr. H. K. Smith, MI7X ONLY. SPBCIALIST aro-'ntriAri tn Cer.aIttion P? F'rtTat!7 l'-UM orTices 21 s opposite po5tr On M.'rvTiM' T'botognr Gal. Socth Brrxl. IrM Hourt 5 to 12. 1 to 4 and ;rJ) to S r3i:y. Sutxlty 3 tf 1Z