South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1920 — Page 6

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SUNDAY, OCTOnCU 10, 1020. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 7 leveland Evens World Series With 5 to 1 Victory Over Brooklyn Dodgers i

FOUR BROOKLYN

PITCHERS

FOR CLEVELAND

SOFT

Harvard Defeats Valpo in Second Half by 21 to 0

Meets Siyiith Here On 21st

CorIvkic Turrit ill Srrond ictorv of -rir Allow I'm- Hit-.

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our. hi!' ami Hamilton. The first si'orc came in tin- thin!

hurehill d od :.-.! Valparaiso team

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Brooklyn: : ailed. It V. ; S : ! III'. pltte. , ( Ji 1 inlr.rr to V,' f ,- ri"i',- flown .1. Johnston u; Johnston out. Scut n a r I i'

ftrike 1. Ball 1. fr.ul. F. ail. to Gardner. X"

t rrorH. Coveleskie unmrkf'! riuht at th start a I", i-jitlful innin.?. A voi- s. hori:-. aii'I !: th tands when he

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i"r :n- second cor:-. A minut- before time was called Hamilton broke through the Valparaiso .:in- anfl dodging three hacks ran ? yards for the third score

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K. Cad'"-(. I wa-- a terifür smash. Wam!".'.tn t.p: 1. Hall !"a'.; r. Strike 'J. rtll'd. Hall 4. Wamhy v."a!ked and th- ortwd rarne up ivild . Fj-H-ak r: I'-il! 1. Foul strike 1. P'oul, striloi 2. Speakrr :n!rd to renter ruling Wanihy to s.-c-ond. It was a" hu.rd (irlv a'TO.H the se cond ha. Smith up: Rill 1. Strike 1 called. Smith sint;:.d to enter scoring Wnmi-y, and s ndin'-t Speaker to third. Smith went tcond when Myers thrw to third in an r ft" ort to rateh Speaker. Jards.r up: flardner llird to Myers arid Speaker scored after the ratch. W. Johnston up: Strike 1 oiled. Strik.1'. Hwunp. W. Jrhr.ston fanned. Two J uns, two hitf, no errors. The Indians had the blsr first ini.incr. and hit tT.e hall viciously. Cadore had lot. r.f smoke but hi. urvpsi did not H'-m to i.o breakinj;.

I-ine-up an.l If.iMard (21) Kan.S'd?W'.ck Wood ! la veno r . . . Ilrown Hubbard . . . . fJ.istun Johnson Owens

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Harvard scorintr: Touchdowns "Im r- h ill su: for Humphrey); Horween: Hamilton (sub fur Owen); Goals from 'torn did owns. Faxton (sub for Sedcrwi(k), 11. Referee McCarthy. Ccowtown; umpire Bur-

i lei'h. i:xeter. Field judge. Hoe be, i Vale. Head linesman, Bankart. ' Dartmouth. Tim of periods 12

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My or up: Strike 1 Kriko 2. yiypr ilid to the tand in

Konetchy tip: Kon.-y out AV. Johnston. No runs.

i o errors. ( 'oveh .--kie worked lik a machine. Hi spitter was hreakintr wickedly a no his control wan perfect. Ck'i !an;l: Sew, 11 up: Ball 1. Strike 1 ealiod. Sowell single. 1 to

li'lU. off the riht tield wall.

it a spltter. .Mllier

f. Strike 1. snvuntf.

a toiioie p. ay .ewfu Hurns. No runs, no

i hits no et rtr. Fovolenkie hatl calmed down after

the honibafdpif ut of the previous inning ad had his spittor working in fine pe. CleYidurxl: Burns up: Strike 1. swunp. Foal, strike 2. Ball 1. Ball 2. Burns fanned, swinging at the last one. Gardner up: Strike 1,

c.rif. ! swunir. Strike L. called, uarnner

.it up: Whrat flied j swinsrin?: weakly a ias an easv ohanoe. P: Strike 1. called

railed foul j MilKr hit into to F Smith. I to Warnhy to

rifht renter.

Warn by no hits.

1 Uli r'AU.UI. 'Hiauii ilduff.. Meyers on an ind made a . pled t

l:tli pl.iyett th hit heautifully and rut ff an apparent double. O'Xeil up: CVXcil lilt through Johnston rdin.j? Sewell to second. O'Xeil was credited with a single. Mamtut row pitching for Brooklyn. Thin va. enough for Hobhy arul Cadore nas' yanked. Th" stands were in an uproar of pi re. Covelcski up: Strike 1 called, foul strike 2. Covy lanned. The ir-st ono was called. J;imieson up: Hal! 1. Foul 1. Strike. Jamleson lined to Myers

who douhlid Stw.il off second.

Myers to U'.son to K

ctch was a beauty and

pectacular tlirow running at full tilt. Olson scooped the bill and tossed to Kiidun. Xo nir.3. no hits, ro error TIIIRT INNING. Urooklyn: Kilduif up: Foul strike 1. Kilduft" fanned, swinging widely nt the last me Miller up: Foul Kriko 1. Strike 2 s'.vun?. Miller out. Coveleski to W. Johnston on it pretty fielding play In- the pitchei. Matr.aurc i:p: Strike 1. Strike 2. Mamaux fanned. Xo nms. .no hits

no errors. , Coveleski'a w!s pitchinr: rntly. Ho was tiin" n constantly. Kildui.. Mi'ler maux u-rr li lplossi before CI-voIind: Wamby xip. hin.?led to rirht ilroppir.c Irfff tly hick of the infodd. im: Strike 1 called. Foul

Mamuard went out to warm

Macniflpp;t ball and Mahint. Wamby a loopSp. akf-r strike l".

Up.

Speaker fin'Ied to et ntcr. seruur.t; Wamby to third. Speaker took s-r-end when Myers threw to third tryint; to head olf V.'amby. F. Smith tip: Marquard now pitrhim: for ir.t?v-T. Bums LattltiiT for F.

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r-mnri. ij.v.t fin-. - Strike 1, call.. I. Burns slncled to left scoring Wamby and Speaker, and went fo second when Wheat fumbled the .'rive. An error for

Wheat. Gardra r up: Strike I

d, foul fanned.

dm r up: f rike l c.vu-

strlke 2. F. ail 1. Gardner Wood batted for Johnston.

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tiOld. l'OniTII INNING. Umnkhn: F-urn p'.aving firt

Wood right .p: O'son Johnston tip ton singled ff Goveleski

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roing ! r a tri' ..- lined to S; .v : third aft-r th.far b i 'k t i -kt clout. -My. ts up: teat. Seweii to l'u: V-1 v. ro rror.

re il t tY-.s-.v.-able to : - i time John-t. hit him f t Sreakor'" t".r. c ther s--o-iv.tr. CU land : Ftrike 1 ral'. ?. F.va:. :. a miraeu"..'-.:

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lev . mi. y .son to Speaker. J strike 1. J oh for the tirst hit w.- a so'.:. I drivf.

slrik' 1. Po".Med .ri:-.g J. Johnston. ot;s cr.'.'k attd c nly pr. v. d il front Wh. it tiv Wh.. a ami liri'.'ith toak

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! Hied tp Myers who made a jumping j ratch against the center field stands. ! Wood up: Strike 1, swung. Strike 1',

called. Bali 1. Wood out, Olson to Konetchy. Xo runs, no hits, no error?. Koney made a pretty pickup of Olson'. throw for the third out. Marguard appeared in line form and wa? mixing- them nicely for the Indian batsmen. SIXTH INNING, llrooklyn; Lamar batted for Marquard. Lamar out, Sewell to Burnt

easv chance. Olson up: sin-

to lert. J. jonnson up: ruui,

strike l. J. Johnston forced uison at second. Jewell to Wamby and Jrfcnston was safe at first, when Wamhy's throw to completo a double play got bv Burns. An error for Burn. Grlrhth up: Bail 1. Griftith safe at second when Wamby droppod Sowell's toss to force Johnston at second. J. Johitfton tried for third on the muff and was out Wamby to Gardner. No runs, one hit. two errors. Cleveland: Pfeffer now pitching for Brooklyn. Sewell up: Strike 1. Ball 1, ball 2. Sewell popped to J. Johnston. O'Xeil up: Foul, strike 1. Ball 1. Strike 2, swung. O'Xeil fanned swinging hard. Coveleflkle up: Strike 1. swung. Ball 1. Strike2. called. Ball 2. Coveleskie singled to center. KilJuff making a

game try for the ball. l-.vans up. Strike 1, called. Ball 1. Coveleskie went to second on a wild pitch. Fvans singled to right sending Go

to third. "Wamby up: MriKt-

called. Wamby sing.ed in neid

scoring v oveieshae atoa "'"n

I Kvan to second. iison maue u.

pi iv on Evans at second uut loo lite. Speaker tip: Ball 1. Foul strike 1. Ball 1, ball 2. Foul strike 2. Ball 2. Foul. Speaker fouled to Miller. One run, three hits, no t-r-H I sBVUMIl innin; Brooklyn: Wheat up: Strike I. swung. Wheat out. Gardner to Burns on a high bounding chance. Meyers up: Strike 1. called. Strike 2 swung. Ball 1. Meyer fanned, swireir.c weakly at a wicked splt-

! ter Konetchv up: Ball

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' from renter to join in the argu- ! mint wi:h tho umpire. Speaker

pounded his hands on his hips ami protested loudly. inr.een replied in kind and their heads bobbed as they arcued nose- to nose. Konetchv i'. o'i. a half swine at the ball which

ent j iMneen called a ball. Then he r-- ,

fused to change hi decis. un and

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BALTIMORE MAKES IT THREEIN ROW

SINGERS TO CLASH WITH PITTSBURGTEAM TODAY

Bciitlcy Holds St. Paul Helpless Again Orjioles Rout Hall'.

MINNESOTA HOPES UPSET BY PURPLE

Larey and Cutshaw, Local Favorites, in Bi

League Line-Up To Announce World Series at the Park Anderson Umpires.

Northwcr-tern S n r i n

pri-c of Week With 1 to 0 Victory.

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I HALT I MO BR. Md.. Oct. The i third game of the Intt r-bigue series

between Baltimore and St. Paul thK afternoon was a veritable rut and the- Orioles chalked up their third straight victory in as many starts, the count being 3 to 2. After the first round there was little to it and the new International league champions kept on increasing their lead rifcht up to the wlndup. Jack Bentley who won the opening

champions was sent back at them thrS "U PPr here today include Nicholson, amo, the tiils-fternoon and made good after runners-up for National league batting- honors. Babe Adams and Fai l . i T I Ü TVl 11 1 rk x W rtl- DlL ä m .....

a poor start. i he Saints foiiecten -".i. iuh-u, uiK"'. irimm, irainor. Schmidt and other

four of their seven safe blows offjrmers from the Pirates' regular him in the first round which netted ' roster.

Aside from the chant e to witness a first division National league tear in action every baseball fan of the city will have cm personal interest in the game at Singer park this afternoon between the Singer Independents and the barnstorming Pittsburg Pirates. Two of the stiir.--who will be in the Pirate line-up received their baseball training on local diamonds. They are Max Carey, premier baserunner of the National circuit, who started with the South Bend Central le-.gue team, and George Cutshaw, second baseman, who broke into the professional pastime after serving his apprenticeship with the varsity nine at Xotre Dame.

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them their only counters. After th opening session the Orioles' star lefth.indrr was well night invincible and onlv two men got past first base. Hall Ilasjr for Birds On the other hand Charlev Hall,

: the westerners' best bet in the pitching line who twirled a fair game In the opener, although defeated, failed to show as much stuff this afternoon land was easy picking for Jack Dunn's, crew. He retired after the fo-irth round, (the birdrf having chalked up seven

runs during that time. Williams;

pitched fair ball during the nings he worked. Baltimore A B R H Maisel. 2b 1 - Luvry. If 4 1

Jacobson, of Holden, rf . j Bentley. p . I Boley. ss . . . ; Bishop, 2h . j Styles, o ... i Leflere. lb . ! I Totals . . . 1st. Paul j Dressen, lb . Riggert. rf iHaas. If ...

Miller, cf . . Hargrave. c . Kapp. 3b . . . Berghanimer, Boone, s . . Hall, p Williams. j Griner. p ... Bra7.il .... Duncan

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Since th close of the National league season the Pirates h.ive been barnstorming through the .smaller cities of the central west. They come here from Goshen where they defeated the Goshen Specials Saturday. No announcement has been made of the pitcher who will work for tho big leaguers but it is probable that he will be selected from the trio composed - of Hamilton, Adams and Ponder. Connors team will present its regular line-up with Newkirk doing tho pitching and Baker on the receiving

two in- rnd. Conner.", Aftowskl. Spy and , Touhey will cover the infield with

ji argo. Broder'and Moffitt in the ; J outfield. rij Announcement has been made by

n! Charley Wright, business manager

of the Singer that a leased wire service will give the world aeries reports to the fans at the park. The game will be called at 2:30 o'clock to allow Goat Anderson. former Pittsburg outfielder, will umpire the game.

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RUM VILLAGE TO PLAY ! RADIX THIS AFTEKXOO.X

Football fans will have an .opportunity to witness a fast lightweicht game this afternoon when th t ar.i of the Bum Village A. C. m" t the the Badin Hall team of the Notre Dame! inter-hall league. The game will be played at J. D. Oliver field.

The Villagers have produced a j speedy team which althougli shy on !

nVANSToN, 111.. Oct. P. MIr.r.r soil's big ten ehr-.mpier.shtp hope -w.. flashed t-V.ay when North western's eleven, entering the contest nith odds a walnut her. daze.! the Gophers' defense with a Varied aerial attack and shattered their offense at eory cri'ical stage, winning IT to o . It was a start 3 in' upset for expert observers of "big ten" conference football, for Minnesota, with h-r vaunted backt! 3d and a lire deemed equal to any foe, wa pk'kd as o n o of the strongest contendersfor premier gridiron honors. l'voept for tho first period an ! occasional s;urts in the ?srcor..I s 'ion the Minn sot. in uere completely outclassed In every phase of tl: g.imc. with the posible erpt.oi of individual brilliancy as shown i the performance of Halfback o.-

weight makes up with fighting spirit.

this deficiency

Try NEWS-TIMES Want AthJ

Nothing Secret ATmmu It. i "No instruction to team captain j or workers should be printed, as rare 1 must be exercised that nothing be

left on tables- at luneneons or dinners that might fail into the hands of anyon that might give puldlcitv to such material." From the f .

Bulletin, treasurer's nf!Ue. re-

national committee.

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HSTER-HALLERS READY FOR SECOND SERIES

for Hall in 5th. for Williams in

'th.

This is the latest picture of Harn- Orel), world's light heavyweight champion, wearing his title belt. Grob meets Gunboat Smith, famous heavyweight in the 10 round headliner of a boxing .show to take place at Hpringbröok the evening of Oct. HI. The above shows him in his favorite fighting pose. He is a whirlwind and never takes time to straighten either arm to feint an opponent. He is active all tho time and wears the ordinary boxer down with his tern 1c aggressiveness. Greb will make ITä pounds for Smith and expects to later make around ISO for a match with Dempsey or Carpentier. Tho local match should be an especially sterling attraction for the reason that the' two boxers are of different type. Both, however, are fast and will ktt-p the mits Hying continually. Smith is more of the foxy type who uses fast footwork and boxes continually always watching for the opportunity to slip in the big punch.

Totals ......32 2 7 2 4 F

Batted Batted

Bv Innings: Baltimore 2.02 1M0 01 -9 St. Paul 200 000 000-2 Errors L-flere. Rlggcrt. Miller. Two base hits Riggert. Jacobson. Bishop. Hargrave. Lawry. Three base hit Maisel. Sacrifice hits Haas. Stolen bases Dresen, Bishop. Double plays Berghammer to Dressen; Boley to Bishop to Leflere. Base on balls by Hall 2; by Williams 2; by Bentley 2; bv Griner 1. Balk Hall. Hits off Hall 8 in 4 Innings; off Williams 2 In 2: off Griner 4 in 2. Struck out by Rentley 2: by Griner 2. Passed ball Hargrave. Left on base Baltimore 5: St. Paul 6. Time 2 hours. Umpires Finneran and Stockdale.

Ball 2.-

hard on the decision ran in to the, plate

to Grilfith. No runs, one hit, no errors. An Indian rally wan broken up by poor base running when Gardner and Burna got mixed up at third. RIGHTII INNING. Brooklyn: Oraney playing right fiold for Cleveland. Kilduff up: Kilduff lined a single to center. Miller up: Foul, strike 1. Miller hit Into a double to Gardner. Wamby to Burns. Pfeffer up: Strike 1, called. Strike 2, swung. Foul. Ball 1. Pfeffer out, Coveleskie to Burns. Xo runs, one hit, no errors. Cleveland: Evans up: Ball l. Foul strike 1. foul strike 2. Fvans out, Kilduft to Koney. Wamby up: Ball 1. Foul, strike 1, Foul, strike 2. Wamby Died to Myers in short Center. Speaker up: Ball 1. Strike 1. Speaker out, Kilduff to Konetchv. No runs no hits, no errors. NINTH INNING. Brooklyn: Olson up: Strike 1. Foul, btrike 2. Olson out. Wamby to Burns. J. Johnston up: Foui. strike 1. J. Johnston singled off Covelenkie's shins. Griffith up: Neis running for J. Johnston. Griffith up: Bali 1. Griffith forced Neis, Wamby to Sewell. Wheat up: Wheat forced Griff, "Wamby. No runs, no hilt., no errors.

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BOX Brooklyn - Olson, tefl J. Johnston, 3b Griffith, rf. ... Wheat. If. . . . Myers, cf Konetchv, lb. Kilduff. 2b. . . Miller, c Cadore, p. ... Mamaux. p. . . Marguard. p. . Pfeffer, p. ... Iamar, x

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INDIANA DEFEATS

DAY STAR WINNER ! MISSISSIPPI A. a M

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The second series of the ?nter-hall games at Notre Dame will be played Sunday morning, when Sorin and Brownson meet at 10 o'clock, and Carroll and "Walsh clash at 3 p. m. Alternating the halves of the after

noon game, the Brownson second i

team will meet the R. O. T. C. (students residing off the campus). The third of th? scheduled games of tomorrow h.'s been postponed until Wednesday morning, which is

Founder's Day and a holiday

school. The fast going; Brownsonites will meet a tartar in the Sorin outfit, who have l ad a stiff week of coaching under Brandy, Coughlin and other celebrities of the Sorin "sub." Carroll and Walsh should furnish a fast, snappy game, as each has had the benefit, of an outside game, Walsh losing to Culver and the preps winning over South Bend high Wednesday. The comparative strength of Walsh in the "conference" will be known alter the tilt with the scrappy Carrollites.

CARTE

NOTRE DAME VS. valpara;cc

The result of the activities of the war time knitters is a permanent organization which will revive knitting as a fireside industry, and an

effort also will be made to rejuven- IU.

ate the spinning- wheel

T BALL j

R FIELD

OCT. 23rd

General Admission $1,00 With Reserved Seat $1.50 On sale Monday, Oct. 11th, at Hullie & Mike's, Oliver Hotel Cigar Stand, Jimmie's, Mclnerny & Warner, Adler Bros, and Spiro's.

Sifter Bertha Equal World Record of 2:03 in Exhibition.

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LHXINGTON, Ky, Oct. ?. Today's Grand Circuit racing here while good, was hardly up to the standard of previous days. The feature on the card was the Kentucky for three year olds, Sister Fven't to the Lexington and the oldest three year obi harness race on the trotting tu rf. It was won by David M. Lock's Day Star, driven by Dick McMahan. In each heat he lowered his previous record of 2:0s4, trotting the first heat in 2:00 1 i and the second in the same time. Natalie the Great, a filly that had been his rival for two years, stood second in the summary, King Harvester was third and Dudette was fourth. Her sulky wheel was smashed in the second heat. .Iut Iaid Wins.

Just David had little ditticultv in ' Mint

BLOOMINGTOX. Ind.. Oct. S

i sing siraigni rooiuau, jnuiaua tie- (

feated Mississippi A. and M. i'ollege 2 4 to 0 before a. crowd ef .,G0U here this afternoon. The Indiana goal lino was never threatened, the ball being in the southerners' territory practically all "of the time. LlNi:-lI AND SUMMARY: Indiana (Jl) Position Mis. (0)

Davis L. K.

Donovan Bisley . France

Lohrer Mumby Leonard Hanny Mathis

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b.e give no signs of l.i-rvwd took the

r.;h inning stretch. Clffclaml: Burns up: Ball 1, ball Strike 1, called. Strike 2. cuded.

o - Tt-.i-rs walked. Gardner

Dineen called for the ball and

! i-kc 1 it over and surs:ituiei an- ( ti.. r. Ball 1. ball 2. Foul, strike Ball Strike 2. called. Gard- ' i.er singbd to rigl.t. sending Burns to tlurd Wood up: Strike 1. called. i'limr.er to second on a passed ball, i :t Burrs did not advance. With

he count i no and

Cr.mov was sent ln

hit to KJldufl. who threw

Miller ran Burrs back which place Gardner

Totals . . . . Clctt lanl i Jamiesor, If.

Kor.t-y j Fvans. If. . . no hits. Wamby, 2b. . I Speaker, cf. . still just ' K. Smith, rf.

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winning the first division of the

-.id iioi, wjjieii cunt- nisi un ine j Willian:? afternoon's program. Captain Mack j won the 2:12 pace, taking the sec-j v;f.

una ana inira heats. in opening round went to J. L. Jr., 2:05 2 The closing race went to Wagner, from the tables of Frank Hedrick.

judges were not pleased with

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aim iiairy iokc-s nus pui up.

However, s-cotid was t lit? t st Xilston could do. The real feature- of the day occurred in the morning when A. B. 'ox's Sister Bertha, driven by Joe Sherrill. trotted a trial mile for a new time record of 2:03, quailing the world's record for three year old trotters made here in 1117 by The Ileal Id . The new record

L. T. L. G. ' C. B. G. ' It.' T. ' K. E.

, . . . Wil-on i J. Huff Blair ' . . . . Askew .... Iange . Billingsly Mc William .. F. Huff

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V. B. IVriewls:

0 C 14 2 4 0 0 0- u

Touo.'ifowns

Miss Bertha year old filly

record

17 2

r Marquard ln trixth. Jamieson for Johr.e-

. rant v

:.. Miiltr :o thin!

ore on Wood, o hit for him.

0 ö

(j y o

Sacririce

trotted m. nrni IlrooklTti: ?' a

for Clevt land.

1 cal'ed. Str.kBall 2. Fa'.' ... duff Up: Strike, Foul. trike 2.

INNING. p --.y u:c b-ft f.e'.d

c.y tr:Ke

2 -v. -or. I. ill 1. Koi-v v. alk-d iil1 s.v.:r-. Bill 1. I-LUdufl funned.

ICe.l.

had adva

:. r out as he Gr.incv went t

S.-v.'.l up: Ball 1. ti'.s..".. i'Xeil uj

ball . .1. up:

Ciard- to ba g. ! etc

Miller tagged V.

stood on the

!fond on the play.

Sewt :1 popped to Ball 1. ball 2.

O'Xei! was purposely p..sfiilmg the bass. Coveleskie Ball 1, ball 2. Coveleskie rUed

Totals x Batted fi xx Ban for

ton in sixth. Sirv by Inning.-.: Brooklyn . . .' 0 0 1 C 0 Cleveland . . .2 0 2 0 0 1 T,.-(1 l.ic tniti'Irif,1ti

lly Gardner, Double plays Myers.

to Olson to Kiidurr: hewe.l to warn-

y to liurns; eiaraner io amu

to Burns. Bases cn balls on .a-

ore. 1; oZ Marnuard, 1; off Pfeffer.

2: off Coveleskie. 1. Struck out by Cadore. 1; by Mamaux. 1; by Marejuard. 2: by Pfeffer. 1: by Coveleskie. 4. Wild pitch Pfeffer. Pas?d ball. Miller. Umpire Dineen. Klern. Connolly and O'Day.

holder in a sister to Dillon, champion four

and holder of the world's

a race of 2:03. TODAY'S SUMMARY H)L1XWS: 2:1C Trot (nit liiitn) 3 in 3, M(M)0: Jii,: David, b. g.. by the Northern Man, (Hedrick) 1 1 1 Hilda Fletcher, b. m. (Cox) . 4 LI 2 Linara Watts, b. m. (Long ..2 4 C Mightell, b. m. (V. Fleming) .624 Crtd, b. g.. (Hind-ä) t ö I Charley Herr. Jr., also started. Time 2:05 4 ; 2:0b; 2:00 -2. The Kentucky Thrvc Y-ar Old.-., 2 ln 3, $3.000: Day Star, b. c, by Peter the Great (McMaho.n 1 1 Xatallie the Great, br. f.". (Cx) 2 King Harvester, b. c, (Fgan) 4 2 Dudette, b. f., (Stokes) " 0 Vozettebr. f., (P. Fleming, . . 4 Lucille Harvester also started. Time 2:0ü--; 2:C64'2:12 l'aiv, Ilm- in 1". Captain Mack. b. h.. by the Bondman (Palin) 3 1 1

Score by

Indiana ..." Mississippi 0 Indiana scoring

Haniiv, Raymond (sub for Minton);

Thomas (tsub for Williams). oGals t from touchdown, llislcy. Goalsfrom placement. Risley. Referee I Griffith, Beloit. Head linesman.' Grover, Illinois. Umpire, Inge.-rs.oll. Dartmouth. Time of periods 12 J minutes each. , -

J. L. Jr.. b. g., (Long) ...1 t Z Cherry Willis, b. m., (Stokes) 6 2 2 Lidy Brook, b. m., (Snow .2 ü o Pat Pointer, b. h., (Vance) ..3 4 4 Abbie Dryad also started. Tim 2:07; 2:04 2:QS. 2:1 Trot, (SeTtnul Division) 2 in 3, $1.000: Wugner, cl:. g.. by Kd Custer (Hedrick) 1 2 1 Bingen. Bold, b. h. (Cunningham) - 1 " Bilston. b.. h.. (McKellarStokes) 6 2 Virjor.a. b. m.. (Uayj Z 4 2 Misa Parkwood, b. m., (Midbo) 4 G 4 Betsy Morrow also started.

thoroughly enjoy Hunting it is

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Time

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Th; 'Cream" List. I "Tlie time has arrived when some prospects should be a?essed tori

subscripiions ranging ircm J-.'JUU and upwards. In any ease, it 1 absolutely r.ec sary. first of all, lo 'sell' to this committee the quota and the campaign plan." From ine Crucial Bulletin, treasun r's ortice. republican national committee.

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