South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 275, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1921 — Page 9
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CLINTON ELEVEN WINS AS BENDERS FUMBLE PIGSKIN
Golrlrn Opportunities to Defeat Down-tatcrs Lost as Plavrrs Make Mi-plave.
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Th-- C:!ntor.it'-3 scored two touchrtouuH in tho first Jive minutes of play after which the Renders
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rivals. The Jor.g Journey before the game told on the P. ndera, tut regardless of tho fjbfstacbs that confronted tho Northern Indiana team It was tho untimely fumbling that defeated them. When ever the Benders got within striking distance, they lest the hall on a fumble. The Clinton Uiri scored their first touchdown pulling tho ancient trick play with tho end around and followed with a second touchdown four minutes Wter. York recovered a fumble on th Bonders' Co-yard line nd on tho very next play circled light end for the score. Kdwanlsmcn Improve. After the first quarter the Benders
displayed a better brand of football J pand ripped larg hole In the coal ; i .: r ' . ,. i.i.:'
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Willi lilO U.11 lil Li. -3 I'tiiuwo Jr' , session on Cllnton'3 flvo yard line, j and tho score 13 to 0 with the Ed-j
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second half with Clinton kicking to South Bend op nod up with end runs
and several forward pas?-. The J Clinton, Ind
Benders completed tho pa?ses and! put th ball on the Clinton lS-yir ) lino. One the next play Butch, tho i
Bor.de' left halfback circb-d right end for the upstaters' lono touchdown. South D-T.J kicked tn Clinton and held them for downs. The Benders wPh the ball on their 4 0-yard lino Th'-y carried th ball to Clinton's 10-yard lino and fumbled a golden or purtunity to sv.ro. The remainder of the contest was marred by tho fr'ii!nt ir.jus'i.-H that Clinton su-s-t.ur:. l and a r suit they were f..r.-.l t c.ll f'T tim out elht . At. 1.... . . V .A
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Little Giants Winners Over Purdue Footballers
LAFAYI:TTL:. Oct. 1. Taking ad-vantag-s of fumhU, "Wabash today defeated Purdue at ftball 9 to 0Th? Little Giants counted In tho first period. Ctoldsberry taking the ball over with a, rles of line bucks. Prior to tho scoring Purdue had lof-t tho ball when Jörn, center, heaved the ball 2 5 yards over the heads of the backfieM and Wabash got It n the 20 yard line. Th? final ?re wars made In the last period when Bato fumbled on the Purdue 15 yard line and Singleton drop kicked aucc-spfully. Macklin of Purdue was the be.et ground gainer, his efforts netting a total r f r.O yards. Singleton. Aul and Boll featured for the winners.
Indiana Conquers Over Kalamazoo Minus Tricks
BLOOM LVGTOX, Oct. 1. Indiana university's football team defeated the Kalamazoo college eleven this afternoon 2? to 0. All of Indiana's gain were made on !tmiqht football plays. The Iloosier did no; use a forward pas.- during the game. Kalamazoo tried trick plays and a pacing game but mot of the prunes went wild or wert knocked down by th'- Crimson's secondary defense. Haydn's safety for Ka'amazon in the y-ist quarter .cored two jx ints for Indiana.
YAM? WINS 11.0. NBW 1IAVKN', Conn.. Oct. 1. Yale .howed but few flashes of brilliant foothill in the game with University of Vermont this afternoon, winning by a score of 14 to 0. The Creen Mountain eleven proved to be "ticularly strong in the lints. Alii and Jordon did most of the -,d gaining for the Eli, while i wa the ptnr for Vermont on -it tack and defense.
rOOTRWX RESULTS At Wathlngtoni Georrretown 7; ttnon Y &.', 0. At ht (Utnttl Inn ft. 14 Grttyburic. 0. At C'ollrKetllle. r.: Villa Nt, ; I rilnui, 0. At Mll(IUtown: VNIyan fnltfritty, 13; Mnrni, 0. At Clinton, . Y.: Hamilton Collefe, 0; UHUaxn. 14. At w York: Amhfrit, 9i Colombia, 7. At Oberilm Oberlln, 14 j VF Ittenberg. 0. At CamT.rldKr, Mass.: Ilarrard. S; Holy Crotm. ft. At Ann Arbor, Mich.: Mlrhlfan. 44; Mt. I'nion, O. At Annapoll: ary, 13; 'orth farollnik fttt-, 0. At rrinceton: rrlnceton, ll 8 wart hnior, 7. At I'hllad'Iphla: t'nlTernlty of PennnyUanJ. 20; Franklin A Marshall. o. At llanoipr, N. II.: Dartmouth. 2; Miibllrbi.ry, 3. At MadUon. Uli.: TVlranrln, M : Iwrtncr, 0. At Orono, M?.: Norwich, 11; TnlTeralty of Maine, O. At Urunf.lk: IVou doln, 13; Ithoda Island Mate. 0. At Wtht l'olnt, . Y: Army, 28; Sprincfleld. 6. At (hirago: Chb-affo, 41; Northwrntern. 0. At Itha.a. N. Y. : Cornell, 41; St, no. naventure, 0. At Ames. la.: Arne, 2S; Coe, 3. At C'oliimbut, O.: Ohio .Mate. 2: Ohio We.leyau. 0. At Lincoln: braika University, " : We-leyan I'niterait.v. 0. At Knion: IfMyette, j Plttoborj. 0. At jracue, '. Y.: yracu.e, Ohio l' n I rer if, v, O. At w Ilaen. Conn.: Yale, II; I'nl"ierilty of Vermont, O. At South Bethlehem, Pa.: Lehigh, 22; .Mi-cjuehaniia. 0. At IlloomiriKtou : Indiana, 20; Kalanittzoo, ). At Lafayette: Wabash. 9 Purdue. 0. t'ni-rslty of tieorRla, 2S; Mrt-er I nler-lty, 0. Cirortcia Teli., II; OcMhorpe, 0. I nlver.ltv of Virjcinl. 88; George Washington. O. Pnlverslty of Tennessee, 7; Marvville. 0. Vanderbllt, 31; Tennentee Mate Normal, 0. Tulane. 0; Mltnixslnpl College. II. l"nlver,lty of Alabama. 27; Spring Hill College. 7.
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lrxA giu:i:.s wix. ET.VA GREEN', Oct. l.The Etna Green baseball team defeated the Atwood club here by a flcore of 10 to 8. Willis Funk and Roy Bart made up the battery for Atwood and Gazel and Peterson composed the
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Carl Lash, Listed Among Best Racers
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:he ti:.al t"::ri 1 wn. York carried th J.-ilI r.vr f-r the final count. After th- pau:e Co tch Burnham oered the Clinton :;ientor a fiat guarantee of 0r' if thev would play tho
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Washington Waging Big Fight for First Place UCfTTON. Oct. l. Washington' dwpemto fight for third place was Aided Saturday by It two victories 07 er Boston 7 to 2 and 6 to 1. ZachaLry and Erlck2?on pitched effectively. fJoores; flßt ram) Wcahlnffton 030 201 010 7 3 Besten 000 110 000 2 9 1 Zachary and Gharrlty; Pennock end Walters. (2nd game) Washington ....201 200 100 15 0 Boston COD 100 000 7 7 3 Erlckfon and Gharrlty; Karr. Therm ah! en and Walters
nonmov c.irrs tiiiuti: gamts. BnURBON". Oct. 1. As an added feature to th Bourbon f!r. hlch will bo hold next work, tho lonrbon bw-roball te-am - ha. scheduled three games with fa.t semi-pro teams. AVednesday morning tho Bourbon club will play Mentone. Thursday the Argo-i team will meet tho Bourbon club. I'ridiy the Plymot:th Athleteo will be lu Bourbon. T5onrNn defeated Arsrs recently at tl;- Ar-e h me-rorulng cc'.ebra-
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YANKEES WIN FIRST PENNANT BY TAKING WIERD DOUBLE BILL
Mays Wins First Gamp of Day Boosting Kt'cord to 27 Victories.
Pastor Winner in Finals Of Church 7 enn is Tourney The fm.-iL in the Pir.t Pre5yterCb.urch T--v.r. :s te .urna rrnt were' hM Siturday afternoon at the r.e'.v j lyep'T i.uk c'irtH with a large, crowd in attendance. J Rev. Archibald McOJure. pi.--nr of j the church, was the winner w;th F. i C. Cunningham runner-uj . Preliminary tryouts were held .luring The . e k. 1 players oua!ifv;r. fr the finals.
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YKSTUKDAY'S KHSl'LTS American Leugne. ('lereland. ."i; CLieairo, . PblladflpLla, 3; .New York, 5
game. Philadelphia, f.; Ne.v York. 7 (2nd game, 11 lunlngsi. St. Louis. 11; Detroit, 1 (10 inuingst. Waj-Llngtuii, 7; i:-stun. 2 (1st game). Washington, 6; Lo,ton, 1 Chid paraeb
National IedKue. New York, 0; Philadelphia, 10 (1st
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paine i, 'hir.isro, H : ('In-i:u::it! r. l'Oton. 0; Urookivn. 7.
Auirriian Ao iation. .Minneapolis, ;:; T..;,-do( 1 (1st grtrne). Minneapolis. 7: Toledo, ui r.'n.I game. Kai:.!8 City. 3: Indianapolis. Milwaukee, (j ; 1 , i : s vib o, 1. St. Paul, 12; rolurnb.,3, Q (12 innings). GAMES TOIIAY Amerltan League. St. I.ouis at I.'tr..it. 'levrlaii.l at t.'Lb- i-o Phila.lt Iphia at Washington. Ponten at New York
National league. Pittsburg at St. Loais Chirr, ?! at ein innatl. ew York at Urooklyn.
BuclVs Dropkick Wins Hard Game for Crimson CAMBRIDGE, Maw., Oct. 1. Thirty thousand personn today saw Charlie Buell, Harvard's quarterback lift a 3 5 yard drop luck over tho Holy Cross goal po.sts for the onlv
point? that were scored in a hard I fought game. It wa.s a eimilar kick ' by Euell that turned back the YVor- I center collegians lust season by the ', same score, 3 to 0. ! Holy Cm-sö uut-ru.vhed Harvard I
and in the second period took the ball in three plays from its own 13 yard line to within 10 yards of the Crimson goal. Gagnon tried for a drop kick, but the ball rolled over the line. Harvard took tho offensive in the first quarter and carried tho ball down the Held to the 33 yard line, where Buell booted it ever.
NmV YORK. Oct. 1. New York won its firs; American league championship todty, defeating tho Philadelphia Athletics in a double header 5 to 3, .nd 7 to 6. The acond game w'ent 11 innings. It wad only necessary for New York to win cr.o game t capture the pennant. Carl Mays won the first game fur Xew York, his twenty-fevenih victory of the season. Mays, however, was hit hard at times, Philadolphii getting nve hits in the fourth inning. Including two tripled and a double. Sullivan, a Three Eye league graduate, pitched against the nub-marine and made a good showing. Wild throws behind him handicapped his efforts. The second was a burlesque, In which Huggin.? used all of his extra players. Ruth was shifted from left ;ield to tirst base to pitcher. Philadelphia tied the score by scoring fix runs on Ruth in the eighth inning, "out tho Yankees won in the eleventh by Rogers' double and Mitchell' single. Ruth made on!y one single in the double header. Frank Graham of the New York Evening Sun today was elected otlicial scorer for the Giants and Weed Dlcklnscn of the New York Morning Telegraph official poorer for the Yankees. Score: First game:
Philadelphia. . .000 .TOO 0003 New York 001 on :ox S Sullivan and Perkins; Maya Schang. Second game: Philadelphia. 000 000 060 00 Ne-w York. . .002 310 000 01 7
Romn.ell and Perkins, J. Walker Ruth, Hoyt, Quinn and Dovormer.
Mrini:s .wo Mn.i.nits split T M'.DO. n Oct. 1. Toledo nr. 1 V -r-.Tvy.r.V, ,l;v! f 1 o double he-, J-
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10 to 7. Four home run were rr.v;l :n the crame. Scores: (1st game) :i.r . v :i CO nO'X 21 ?. 1 T-: i iro r r : i 7 x Iyo-if rmslk and Crc-; y; Wrssht and Hanim' n d. 1 L'r i ga rn e ) MinntapoILs .. .SCO 102 "Ol 7 K- 1 T. l-'in C41 OM 10 2 James and Crosby; Arc an1 I la mm on d. cam. ai:tna cixanersl Gar:.: v - . : r . .. C-''. Lincoln .'..T'. ' Llr..ln '.vay K.
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ATWOODS OKCSANIZK, ATWOOD, Oct. l.The Atwood basketball team han teen reorganized and new suits have been ordered. The equad is made up of DaleSwanson, Roy Hirt, D. Y'arman, Carl Pinkerton. L.loyd Minear, Harold Sutherlin, Glen Kradshaw, Ralph Martin, Harry Sutherlin. The candidates for the team are working out under the direction of Coaches Conde Smith and Hobart Creiirhton.
OHIO statt: wins. COLUMCUS, O.. Oct. 1. Ohio State defeated Ohio Wefdeyan 2S to 0 in the firnt football game of the t'oason here today. The nuckeyej put up a rather ragged exhibition, but were able to score a touchdown in each rerlod.
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