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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

Daniel j., 2:O9l5 is the first 2:10 performer
to the credit of Winks
Major c., 2:0i, holds the race record of
the season for pacing stations
Scott Mccoy has concluded his engage
pient as trainer for +. G. Jones, of Mem
phis.
Ed Allen, with Scott Hudson's stable this
year, will train public stable in Lexington
In 1904.
Thirty-three sires have four or more new
standard performers to their credit this
season.
Fereno's two heats in 2:OS4 and 2:O51k are
the fastest ever trotted by mare to a
sulky in a race.
Mr.. c. X. C. Billings has owned nine
trotterS with records from 2:l0 to :58is
and six PAGERS with records from 2:05A to
2:0ll2.
II. C. Webster. of this city, has a great
prospective trotter in the yearling bay
gelding by Rex Americus, 2:1lA, dam by
Forest Wilkes, 2:14l4.
Will Evans, of Lexington, KY, recently
drove yearllng trotting filly by Liberty
Chimes, dam by Gregory the Great half
in Ill, last quarter in "a seconds.
Dick Wilson has another pretty good M
and NJ. stake candidate in his stable in the
five-year-old green mare, Miss Gay, trial
zoe, by Ashland Wilkes, dam by Belmont.
John Browning. of this city. has bought
brown two-year-oId trotting filly by Ne
ponset She is credited with a full mile
with only five weeks work. in 2:4s a half
in 1:16.
Mike Reardon, of this city. clearly spoiled
another first-class NJ. and NJ stake candi-
date when he marked the bay stallion
| Col. Wallace, better than 2:2fA Mart Will
son stepped Col. Wallace a mile over the
| Indianapolis track last week in 2:1034
Henry HORNE, the Orchard Park Farm
| trainer Lexington. is credited with having
worked four four-year-olds, all 10y Ash
| land Wilkes, miles the same day recently
l.. O.1n l.1o he knitn Cat g.a~.
Clara D., 2:19A; Ora Wilkes. 2:1514, and
! Conroy, 2:14.
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Special ~ the Indianapolis Journal
MUNClE, Ind, Nov. 7.-Muncie High
School. though outweighed. defeated Fair
mount High School this afternoon BY a
score of Is TO o. Two weeks ago Fairmount
defeated Munc.e 3 TO 0. Brilliant work by
Long and Cecil. ends. and by Deal. full
back. won the game. Deal made one run
OF sixty-fiVe yards for n touchdown. Mum
Gle had the BAH most OF the time. Tonight
High School students turned out for a big
nlghtgown parade in celebration of the
victory.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

Score-Wabash, 46: Butler, 0. Touch
downs-Spauiding (5). Dice. Dague. Mar
shall. Goals-F'rlnips 6. Referee-Clauser,
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Hyde Park. win Play Easle.town.

The Hyde Park team is one of the fast
est football teams at las pounds in the
State It's playing is swift and tackles sure
and it has lost but one game out of the
eight played this season, and that to a
much heavier eleven. Their players are
composed of old NJ. T. III. s. and Short
ridge lads, and the team colorS are red and
white. The Hyde Park eleven will play the
Eaglestown team at Zionsville to-day, and
the lads are confident of victory. The
team is composed of the following players:
Lee Carlo r. Harris, Lill Harris, captain;
Lynch, McGregor, Etchison. Fessler, j..
Warren, Staley, Olin, III. Carlo, Perkins,
Griffey, and Woodbridge, manager.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

His Right Knee DislOcated I'm Game
with Young AndersOns.

The Indianapolis Orchards and Anderson
Juniors played fast game at Capital City
Park yesterday and the latter won by a
score of IL to 10. Merrill made the first
goal for the Orchards and Sampsell kicked
goal. This the only scoring done in the
first half. In the second half Merrill made
another touchdown and Hughes failed to
kick goal. Bailey made two goals In sue
cession for Anderson but failed to kick goal
either time. Sammy. Sampsell the speedy
quarter back, was severely injured while
tackling one of the Anderson players and
will not be able to play again this season.
His right knee was disocated and Sampsell
had to be taken home in a cab The teams
lined nm as follows:
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Lake E0raSt
AN EIGHTY-YARD RUN.
Missouri Osteopnths Tried to Score
Against NOtre Dame.

Special to tie Indianapolis Journal.
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Nov. Tin a hard
fought battle on Carter Field to-day Notre
Dame defeated the Missouri College of Oste-
opathy by a score of 2S to 0. The game was
characterized by clean, consistent football
on both sides. The Osteopaths' aggressive
ness and fierce tackling were something
new to Notre Dame. They hit the line
repeatedly for first down and broke up the
interference in dangerous way. Genung
made a spectacular eightyyard run, but
Silver caught him on the three-yard line
TO save a touchdown. Furlong and Steiner
did strong line work. Lonergan and Shaugh-
messy made frequent gains, and Salmon
put up the best game seen here this fall.
Iine-up:
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other western Games.

At Oberlin, O.-Oberlin, 63: Western Re-
serve, 3.
At Delaware, O.-Wesleyan, 3S; Ken
yon, II.
At Lawrence, Kan.-Kansas University
II; Oklahoma University, s.
AT Columbus-Case School of Applied
Sciences, II; Ohio Medical University, o.
AT St. .Louis-Washington, O. Missouri, o.
AT Lexington-Kentucky State College, IL;
Marietta, s.
At Des Moines, Ia.-Drake, Al: Cornell, 6.
At Grinnell. Ia.-Ames, %; Grinnell, 6.
AT Nashville-University of the South
(Sewanee). 6; University of Nashville, o.
AT Atlanta, Ga.-Georgia School of Tech
nology, Il; Florida State College 0.
At Charlottesville, Va.-University Of Vir-
ginia, AS; St. Johns. g.
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PLAYED A HARD GAME.
Several Players Injured I'm the Contest
at North Salem.
al to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NORTH SALEM, Nov. THE Second
Manual Training High School football
team. of Indianapolis, and the local High
School eleven played an exciting tie game
here to-day, game ending with to 6
score. Both teams played wonderful foot
ball, and the fact that the visitors held the
local team to a tie is proof that the best
article Of football was played as 1t was the
first time the North Salem team had been
scored against in three years. The game
was clean. although hard, and several play
ers We're slightly injured. Rhodes, of the
M. T. II. S. team, was knocked unconscious
during the first half. but was much bet
ter when the team left for Indianapolis
Cullen, Quinn. Gable and Sweeney played
the best football for the visitors, while
Duckworth and Thompson showed up well
for North Salem. The teams lined up as
follows
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
JENKINS RETAINS TITLE.
Won Wrestling Match with Sharkey
I'm Straight Falls.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. I'm a
wrestling match at Carnival Stadium to-
night between Tom Jenkins of Cleveland,
and Tom Sharkey, of New York, for the
championship of the world, Jenkins re-
tanned that title, throwing Sharkey the first
two falls. The first fall was secured in
fourteen minutes, with high crotch and
flying fall, and the second with n crotch
and neck hold. in fourteen minutes. The
match was for two out of three falls.
Sharkey appeared the equal of Jenkins in
strength, but lacked cleverness. Jenkins at
various stages worked out Of dangerous
positionS
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Anarchist Turner Must Co.

NEW YORK. Nov. John Turner. the
English Anarchist must submit 10 deporta-
ton. according TO decision by Judge la
combe in the United States Circuit Court
to-day. Turner sought. through a writ OF
habeas corpus. TO escape the deportation
ordered by the Washington officials. Pend
ing an appeal 10 the Supreme Court at
Washington. which IL Is understood will be
taken, Turner must remain in custody on
Ellis island.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

was attempted, the Indianapolis, captain
carrying the ball TO the twenty-1ve-yard
line before he was downed; Mckinney
tried a quarterback run and lost eight
yards. Johnson was sent around the end
for a gain of twelve yards, and Clark ana
Glpe added twelve more. Louisville mace
a stand and forced Mckinney to punt. The
teams lined UP on Louisville's forty-three-
yard line and Shortridge was psnaHized Ill III
teen yards for holding The Coloneis wee weLe
held and Parker Dunted twenty-five yaros.
CLARK'S LONG RUN.
A few plays were directed against Louis
ville's left tackle for short gains. Short
ridge men then lined up their own twen-
ty-eight-yard line and Captain Clark darted
through and with the exception of Wilson
had clear field to the goal. He brushed
Wilson aside and amid the cheers Of the
blue and white rooters completed his
eighty-two-yard run for a touchdown. AL
lerdice kicked goal Shortridge. 1s: Louis
vile, 0.
Clark returned the forty-fve-yard kickoff
to the twenty-fve-yard line and Mckinney,
on a quarter back run, made four yards.
Shortridge in possession of the ball on
LouisviIIe's twenty -threeyard line. -
in tSe seesed ha hP Por Roe
ceeded Parker at quarter and Stone replaced
Hupe at guard. Conner kicked of to. the
ten-yard line, wilson returning tne paii teh
yards
Louisville was twice held and forced to
punt, Shortridge fumbling the ball. Louis
vile Dunted to midfeld. Clark, Glpe ana
Schoen advanced the oval TO the twenty
five-yard line. 1t was here that the fistic
scrap occurred, Shank and Buckner belng
ordered out of the game. Clark carried the
ball over the line for a touchdown anu
Mckinney kicked goal from difficult angie.
ShOrtridge, %. Louisville, U.
After Louisville's kickoff Schoen and
Clark worked their trick. resulting In a
fifteen-yard return. Mckinney was Iorced
TO punt and on the next lineup Louisville
fumbled, but one of the Colonels secured the
ball on the thirty-yard line. Balfour at
tempted place kick, but failed snort
ridge punted to the thirty -eight-yard line.
Louisville was given five yards because
Shortridge held in the line. 1t was then tnat
Balfour made his sensational place KICK for
a goal. Shortridge, %; Louisville, g.
After Mckinney kicked on Tor touch-
back Louisville kicked from the twenty
yard line and Gipe made good return Line
up and summary:
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Anderson Girl. Rooted.
the IndIanapolIs Iournal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON. Ind, Nov. 7.-Kokomo High
School was defeated here by score OF 10
to g. Capt Harry Carr. Full Back Leach
and Quarter Urtson, of the Anderson team,
were the stars. Anderson's touchdowns
were made by straight line bucks in the
first half, mainly by Carr and Leach. Fur
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

The Mapleton football team claims the
football championship of the city. This
claim is disputed by the Reserve, Hyde
Park and Y. NJ. /. teams, and the Maple
tons refuse TO play any of the teams named
and say that they have already won the
amateur championship of the city. The
Reserves will play the Mapletons. at any
time and under any conditions.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Played a Farcical Game.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Nov. 7.-Minne-
sofa played a farcical game of football
to-day against the Lawrence University of
Appleton, Wis, defeating their lighter op-
ponents by a score of 46 to 0. The game
was replete with furnbling, offside plays
and poor punting on the part of Minnesota.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

CHICAGO, Nov. 7-Chicago defeated
Haskell Indians to-day, II to IL. but the
kind of football put up by the victors was
not of an. encouraging nature. Chicagos
scores were made on straight football, while
+. Hauser gave Haskell five points by
placement kick from Chicago's forty-yard
line
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Lee HurdIed Huntington. Line.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT. Ind, Nov. 7-I.ogans-
port High School defeated the Huntington
High School team this afternoon. p to 0.
Lee. Logansport's full back. did spectacular
work by jumping over Huntingtons line.
Mcclellan was the ground gamer for Hunt
ington.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov THE Uni
versity of Georgia won from the University
of Tennessee in a fiercely-fought game on
Baldwin Field by score of to o. The
only touchdown of the game was made by
Cox, Georgia half back. just before the
first half closed. Once Tenne ssee was with
in five yards of scoring, but costly tumble
ruined her chances.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
NJ. T. H. s. Second Team Di.bnnds.

The Manual Training High School second
team disbanded after yesterdays game with
North Salem and will play no more games
this season. The team has made a better
record than any M. T. III. s. second team
i'm years. Although ii only played four
games it won two tied one and lost one.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Indiana scrub Team Won.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. THE scrub
team of Indiana University defeated Bloom
ington High. School eleven this afternoon
by a score of 40 to O.
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Won by One Point.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind. Nov. THE strong
Titans, of Chicago. defeated the valpa-
raiso Normal team to-day in close game
by a score of 10 TO Is. The Titans con-
Verted one of their touchdowns into a goal.
giving them the winning point.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Place Kick from Forty-Yard Line.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 7.--Nebraska out
classed and outplayed Knox College to-
day, winning SO to 5. A place kick for goal
by Captain Grogan, of Knox, from Ne
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Michigan City Win. Close Game.
pecial to the indianapolis Journal.

SpeclaI 70 the Indianap0hs Journal.
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Nov. THE
Michigan City High School eleven defeated
the South BEND High School team In this
city this afternoon by a score of IL to O.
The work of Bramhal, of the local team,
and Crlpe, OF South Bend, was the feature.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Iroquois Teams Easy victory.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND, Ind, Nov. 1.-The Iroquois
athletic team. Of Hammond easily defeat
ed the Reaper athletic team OF Chicago to-
day by a score of 45 to 0.
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spiceiand Academy Won.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SPICELAND. Ind. Nov. THE second
team of the Carthage High School and the
Spiceland Academy second team played a
game on the academy grounds to-day, re-
sulting in a score OF Is 10 in favor OF
Spiceland Academy.
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EIkhart After Chnmpionship.
] to the indianapolis Journa

Special to the indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind. Nov. THE Elkhart
High School football team to-day defeated
Lagrange High School. % 10 0. Elkhart Is
trying TO win the State championship.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind. Nov THE football
game between Gas City Tigers and w. A. A.
here to-day resulted in a victory for the
latter by a score of Al TO o.
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-Q- Football n Indiana and Elsewhere -0-

ley for Kokomo scored in the second half
on trick pass. A feature OF the game was
the girls roofing class OF thirty, which
handled the High School yells in an excel
lent way
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
GAMES IN THE WEST.
Michigan Fails to Score Against Ohio
i'm Second Half.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 7.-Michigan's
regular football team, after scoring S6
points on Ohio State University in the first
half to-day, was held TO no score in the
second half and was outplayed. Only the
call of time saved Michigan's goal Score:
Michigan. 80; Ohio, 0.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
GOSHEN MEETS DEFEAT.
Championship Aspirants AnnihfIatcd
by.Benton Hnrbor Team.
Special to the indianapolis Journal

GOSHEN, Ind. Nov. THE fast Benton
Harbor football team. the champions of
Michigan coached by salaried ex-Uni-
versity of Michigan player. PhiIlington,
this afternoon defeated Goshen High School
team 30 to 0.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08
Wi.consin Defeat. O.blo.b.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. THE University
of Wisconsin to-day defeated the Oshkosh
Normal football team So to O. though
there were only four regulars in the Wis
consin team.
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vincennes Won Close Contest.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind, Nov. THE VIM
cennes High School team won close and
exciting game to-day from Olney QlL)
team by score of IL TO 5.
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Rushville neats Connersviire.
iianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
CONNERSVILLE. Ind, Nov. THE
Rushville High School football eleven beat
the local team this afternoon in hollow
style by the score of 21 to o. Carter, of the
visiting team, made three touchdowns and
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Paris Scored n Safety.


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PARIS, ILL.,, Nov. THE Terre Haute
High School football eleven defeated the
Paris High School eleven by the score OF
10 to 2.
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Anderson.

Score-Orchards, IL: Anderson Juniors, TO-
Referee-Carr, of Anderson. Umpire-Al-
lerdice, of indianapolis. Timekeepers-Grif-
fey and Weston. Linesmen-Spain and
Wright. of Anderson. Touchdowns-Mer-
rill, Davey (2) Time OF halves-Twenty
and twenty-five minutes
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

was very much in evidence all through the
game None of the locals distinguished
himself.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

The game between the Training Schoo
and Central College of Physicians and Sur
geons will be played Tuesday instead o
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-08

of Charlottesville. Umpire-Hall. of Indi-
annapolis. Linesmen-HeintZ and Brewer.
Time OF half-22 minutes.
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Louisville.

Score-Shortridge High School, %; Louis
VILE Male High School. 8. Touchdowns-
Mckinney, Aronson, Clark CD. Goals from
Observation-Disclosures, Mckinney. Place
kick-Balfour. Referee-Hall, of Indian
apolis Umpire-Arnold. of Louisville
Timekeeper-Dr. Cunningham, of Indian
apolis Time of halves-Twenty-five and
twenty minutes.
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Summary: Time keepers, Silver and Fish
back. Observation-Disclosures and Thompson.
Referee. p Kimmele. Umpire-Tincher.
ouchdowns-Branigan, 8; Pritchard, l.
Goals-Branigan. 1. Time of halves-Twen-
ty-five and twenty minutes.
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wABAsH's EASY VICTORY.
Only Once Did U. of i. Threaten the
Visitors Goal Line.

The Wabash College football eleven won
an empty victory from University OF In
dianapolis. When the final smoke had
cleared away the visitors had registered
total of 46 points, while the local team was
unable to score against Marshalrs men.
Had two halves been played the chances
are that Wabash would have run I'D al
most a century score, as the visitors scored
i6 points in twenty-five minutes against
Butler. Captain Anthony made long end
run after about ten minutes of play after
securing the ball on tumble. and this was
the only time that the local eleven was in
danger of scoring.
The first play was an end run by Spauld-
ing, of Wabash. He ran the entire length
of the field for a touchdown and goal was
kicked by Frurip. Wabash kicked off to
Butler and the latter failed to advance the
ball Wabash secured the ball on downs
and the second touchdown was made by
Dague on a trick play Wabash again
kicked OF to Butler. but the locals FUN
bled the ball. which was secured by
Spaulding who registered the third touch
down. Frurip kicked off behind the But
Ter goal line. Butler then kicked off from
her twenty-five yard line To Captain Mar
SHALL of Wabash. Captain Marshall be-
hind excellent interference, then went
down the center OF the field for touch
down Wabash again kicked behind But
ler's goal line and Captain Anthony kicked
off from Buffers twenty-five yard line
Spauluing returned the ball fifteen yards
and the three backs. Marshall Harp and
Spaulding. went down the field straight
bucks 10 the Butler fye-yard line. Right
tackle Dice was called back of the line to
go through for a touchdown. In quick
succession SpGulding made two end runs
for ucndowns. both of which Frurip con-
verted into goals. During the closing min
Ites OF play straight bucks were in order,
and the star left half. Spaulding. made his
ffth touchdown on a cross buck. Erurip
Il gain kicked goai. For the locals Captain
Anthony and y. Jones played the best
football. while SpaulGing ard Marshall did
star work for Wabash. Lineup ana sum
mary:
Wabash. Position. Butler.
Frurip. p............L Lett end Jones
Livingston. Left tackle. .Clauser.
Thompson
I King Left guard. ....... Hacker
4 Van NuyS.- Center .....-... Compton
! Beesch. .......... Right guard. Van Glider
/ Iiee..-...........R Right tackle. .Muehriny
| Dague. Right end............, Myers
/ SpaUldi-g. .......L Left half ...............H Hall
Marshall Capt Right half. Lane
j Harp .-..--.-..-..--f Full back. .kingsbury
Score-Wabash. 46: Butler, O. Touch
\ downs-Spaulding (5). Dice. Dague. Mar
1 shall. Goals-Frlnips 6. Referee-Clauser,
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downs-Clark, Leggett Goal-Hobbs. Ref
eree-Hargrave, OF Yale. Umpire-Hadley
of Earlham. Timers-Stout and Bryan
Time of halves-30 and % minutes, respec
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Score-Notre Dame. 2S; Missouri Osteo
paths, o. Touchdowns-Salmon, g. Ref
eree-McSweeney. Umpire-O'Dea. Time o
halveS-Twenty and fifteen minutes.
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