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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-11
WABASH MEETS DEFEAT.
Culver Academy Team Won by the
Close Score of II to IL.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CULVER, Ind, Oct. 10.-Wabash and
Culver Military Academy met at Culver
this afternoon, the cadets winning by the
close score OF II To IL y decision by I'm
pire Wilson, the Wabash coach, was pro-
tested and long wrangle followed, which
ended with the referee calling the game on
account OF darkness.
Both teams found difficulty in stopping
the offense OF their opponents. Wabash
failed to stop the Culver backs and time
and again H. Bays. Knight and Barrett
plunged through the line for short gains
till finally +. Bays was pushed over for
the first score
In the second half +. Bays scored on a
delayed pass with seventy-yard run. The
feature of the game was the defensive
work of Cavnah, who over and over again
broke through and tackled the Wabash
backs behind the line. The best work for
Wabash was done by Left Half Spaulding
who showed himself the hardest line hitter
seen on the academy grounds this season.
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The lineup:
Shelbyville.

Umpire-Randall. Observation-Disclosures
err Referee-Ferguson. Time of halves
20 and ID minutes.
This is the first game the local team has
played. Next Saturday the Carthage team
will play here.
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Other Game&.

At Ithace-Cornell, u: Colgate, o.
At Hanover, y. H.-Dartmouth, "a;
Union, o.
At Lexington, Ky.-State College, IL:
Berea College, 0.
At Denver-Nebraska, 10; Denver Uniyer-
sity. o.
At Iowa City-Iowa, %; Drake, 8.
At Washington-Georgetown .; st. Al
bans, Roanoke Va, 0.
At Columbus, O.-Ohio State University
"a; Denson, 5.
At Brunswick-PhilIips Exeter, IS; Bow
dom, O.
At Middletown, Conn.-Holy Cross, o.:
Wesleyan. g.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80; State
College, O.
South Bethlehem, Pa.-Lehigh, a.; Ur-
sinus, o.
AT Annapolis, Md.-Navy. 6; Virginia. s
At Providence-Princeton. 70; Brown. 0.
At Andover, ass.-Philips-AndOver y:
New Hampshire State College. o.
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; University
Of Cincinnati o.
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MEDICINE FOR DOCTORS.
Illinois Defeated Rush Medical Team
by Score Of O. to O.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
URBANA, ILL.,, Oct. 1O.-Illinois had an
easy time with the doctors from Rush
Medical College to-day. The needles fell
victims to the prowess of the State by a
score of GA to o.
The Illini rooters cheered loud and long,
for the team for the first time this year
showed advanced form. Hope, which has
been dormant. has again awakened. and it
is believed that the State team will have
fighting chance against Chicago. The
feature of to-day's game was the Ilini's
offense. Woodruff has seemingly perfected
a wonderful offense in one evening of Sc
cret practice. The medics never had but
one chance TO score. That was by goal
from the field and the attempt was blocked
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BUTLER's FIRST GAME.
De Pauw Eleven VIII Play at WASH
fngtOn Park Oct. %.

Coach Walter Kelly. OF the Butler football
team, announced yesterday that the team
was rapidly rounding into shape and that
the Butler eleven would play its first game
of the season with De Pauw at Washington
Park on Oct. "A. The Butler team has
trained under great disadvantages, but will
doubtless put up a hard game against De
Pauw.
The team was scheduled 10 play against
Wabash next Saturday. but as they could
not get in shape by that date the game was
cancelled. Coach Kelley said that a game
would be arranged with Wabash later In
the season IL the latter college had an open
date.
Negotiations are now under way for the
securing of a new coach The Butler team
will average 1s5 pounds in weight
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 10.-It has been
decided to recognize Earlham's second
team as a real organization, and r. L.
Lewis has been chosen manager, while
Coach Miller will also coach it as well as
the varsity, and is expected to give it
about the same amount of work. Manager
Lewis is making up a schedule for the re-
serves, and will have it completed by the
end of next week. At present ii stands as
follows: Oct. 17-Spiceland Academy at
Richmond; Oct 31-Richmond City team at
Richmond; Nov. H-Spiceland Academy at
Spiceland; no date-Hamilton. o., High
School; no date-Carthage High School;
Thanksgiving-R ushville City team at Rush.
Vile
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feated Huntington High School, IL TO ..
In the game between the second teams
neither side scored.
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NoTRE DAME VICTORIOUS.
In the Second Half Lake Forest Play
ers Were Carried on Their Feet.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NOTRE DAME. Ind, Oct. 10.-In an ex-
citing game OF football Notre Dame de-
feated Lake Forest on Carter Field to-day
by score Of e to 0. During the first half
there was much ragged playing on both
sides and Notre Dame was penalized to the
extent Of 120 yards for holding in the line.
This. with few costly fumbles, held the
score down to a single touchdown. In the
second half Notre Dame played in old
time form and rushed the Lake Forest
players OF their feet. Charleston and
6lusher did plucky work on the defensive.
Steiner and Cullinan, Notre Danes tackles,
opened up great gaps for Salmon and ORA
per, while Nyer and Shaughnessy offered
the spectacular plays IN the two forty-five-
yard runs for touchdowns. Lineup:
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 10.-Northwestern defeat
ed Washington University, % to o. WASH
ington was clearly outclassed, and conceded
weight to an extent of at least fifteen
pounds per man, but Notwithstanding
Washington played hard. fast game
throughout. In the first half Northwestern
used simple but effective mass play. In
the second half several changes were made
In Northwestern's line. and Washington
team, which was picking up effectively in
work, went down to defeat. The half closed
with the ball on Washington's 25-yard line
Bischoff Washington's left end was in
jured In the first half. but was patched up
and continued to play.
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BROWN WAS oUTwEIGHED.
Princeton's Line Was Heavier and an
Easy Victory Was Achieved.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 1o.-ln driz-
zling rain Princeton defeated Brown, %
to o, this afternoon The Princeton players
outweighed the local men greatly, but
Brown put up a stiff fight and in the first
half held their opponents down to eleven
points, five of which were made on a drop
kick from the twenty-thres-yard line by
Dewitt. In the last part of this hall
Brown almost held her own. and Dewitt
was frequently called out OF the line 10
send the ball from fifty to sixty yards on
punts against the wind. In the second half
Princeton exhibited great dash and more
united team play, with the result that
Foulke, Hart and Moore frequently made
runs of ten to thirty yards. The offensive
playing OF Princeton was superb.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 10-Yale and
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. training school
elevens played sensational game Of foot
ball on Yale Field to-day that ended with
score of Yale %. Springfield o. For con-
siderable part Of the game. however.
Springfield plowed through the Yale line
and seriously shook up the veteran Yale
eleven.
Summary-Umpire. DR.. w. c. Wurtem-
Amherst Touchdowns-Kinney, Mitchell
Metcalf and Rafferty,. Goals from touch
downs-Bowman, 2. Length of halves
Twenty and fifteen minutes
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COUNTRY CLUB TOURNEY.


The qualifying rounds for the mems
championship of the Country Club were
played yesterday and Burford. J. Cum
ming Smith. Townley. Stanley, Reid. Mil
liken. Spann and Page qualified.
The first round match play will be played
next Wednesday and the players are paired
as follows: Burford and Reid, Stanley and
Milllken. Rev. j. Cumming Smith and
Spann, and Townley and Page. The semi
finals will be played next Saturday
The medal scores for those who qualified
were as follows: Burford. SO; j. Cumming
Smith, 50; Stanley. 81; SDann. 81; Page, 95:
Milliken, SO; Reid. 81 and Townley, 50.
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Victory for Columbus.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct. 10.-The Bedford
football team missed train connection at
Seymour, and had 10 drive through to this
city. and consequently arrived late, and the
game between that aggregation and the
local high school team was not called until
$50 this afternoon. The Bedford team was
not strictly q high school team, but was
composed of husky-looking fellows, their
average weight being 100 pounds. The
game resulted In victory for Columbus,
to know but little about the game, and the
game while stubbornly contested at times,
was never in doubt. The Columbus boys
outplayed the visitors at every point
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This contest counted toward the team
match. as did the Phipps-Thompson match,
which was the final for the second cup con-
test. The team match was between nine
Americans and three English and six Ca
nadans Only three of the visitors were
successful Miss Green, of Montreal, and
Miss Pheboe, OF Toronto. defeating their op-
ponents. The scores follow:
Mrs. G. 7. Stout. o. Miss Rhona Adair, l.;
Miss NJ Curtis, /; Mrs. RiH. Barlow, 0.
Miss @. Bishop, o. Miss Pheboe, /; Miss +.
Osgood. 1: Miss X. Harvey, o.
Miss A. Phipps. 1; Miss j. Spence, o; Mrs.
Z. Lockwood. 1: Miss Dick, 0.
Miss A. McNeely, 1: Miss Dick, o; Miss p.
Mackay, @; Miss f. Greene, /.
Totals - Americans. g.; British-Canadi-
ans, 3.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-The seamen's
branch of the Legal Aid Society here Is
considering complaints made by some OF the
crew OF the United States collier Arethusa.
According 10 complaint. men who reported
10 the Office with loaves OF wormy bread
were confined I'm the brig. an iron cage be-
tween decks, where the temperature varied
from 80 10 40 degrees. Sometimes they
were put there for twenty-four hours. it Is
alleged. The Arethusa has been employed
recently in Porto Rican waters.
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Defeat for Second Team.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CARMEL, Ind, Oct. 10.-The Carmel
football team defeated the Second Manual
Training team of indianapolis here to-day
by score of As to 6. The locals played a
fast game and deserved the victory. Carey,
Kleinsmith, Quick and McShane played the
best game for Carmel and it was largely
through their playing that the visitors
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EpeciaI 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE. Ind, Oct 10.-In its
first intercollegiate game on the home
grounds De Pauw won to-day from Miami
University II TO 0, mainly because OF better
condition. Miami was apparently out of
condition. retiring two men and calling for
time frequently for minor accidents. Cap
tain Brown. of De Paw. was hurt for
Jew minutes. but went on playing. The two
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Hubbard 80. Right half back $3.50. Randall
Coggeshall Storkey. Full back $500. Hanley
Summary-Score: Amherst, s; Harvard.
o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Umpire-Hoi-
ton. Referee-Saule. Linesmen-Hurd and
Hath. Time-Fifteen and twenty minutes
halves.
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MIAMI DID NOT SCORE.

Time OF halves-Twenty-fiv and I
minutes.
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Miss Major an Editor.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10.-Miss
Lucille Major, of this city. who is attending
the State Normal at Terre Haute, has been
selected as class editor of the Advance
which is the college paper. Miss Major is
cousin of Charles Major, the author.
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Neither side scored.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WESTFIELD, Ind, Oct. 10.-The West
field and Lapel football teams played tie
game here to-day. Neither side was able TO
score in either half, and the game was the
fastest ever seen on the local field.
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Game Was Played i'm a Rainstorm,
and the Cambridge Team Could
Not Hold the slippery ball.
GOOD WORK BY PRINCETON
TIGERS PLAY WITH VIM AND DE-
FEATED BROWN. I'D To q.
Victories for Yale, Cornell. PennsyI-
vania, Columbia, Naval Cadets.
Carlisle and Dartmouth.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 1o.-Amherst's
readiness I'm taking advantage OF Harvard's
inability to hold the ball enabled her eleven
to defeat Harvard, . 10 Q. Amherst failed
to kick the goal.
The outcome was particularly exasperat-
ing 10 Harvard, because one of the fumbles
was made after the ball had been carried
across the goal line and Amherst got pos
session of il just the first half ended.
The game was played in the face Of rain
storm. In rushing Amherst was outpiayed.
Harvard played a faster game and showed
to advantage both on the offensive and the
defensive, but fumbled wretchedly. The
touchdown was made when Harvard had
attempted a quarter back kick from Har-
wards ten-yard line, which Amherst
blocked, and Coggeshall, dropping on the
ball, pushed it across the line for a touch
Il Ina
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Game for Orchards.

The Orchards will go to Anderson next
Saturday and the lineup will be as fol-
lows: Center. Bonell: left guard. Cullen,
right guard. Craig; left tackel, Polman;
right tackle. King; left end, Lewis; right
end, Derrick; quarter back. Sampsell or
Ralston; left half Hughes; full back, Nor
ris: right half, Merrill.
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ONLY ONE TOUCHDOWN.
CovingtOn and CrawfOrdsviIle Played
Close Contest.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10.-The
Covington High School football team de-
feated the Charlottesville High School
eleven here to-day by a score of to o. The
Covington team was much heavier than the
local team and has played larger number
Of games. Sprow at full back played a
star game for Charlottesville. The visitors
made their only touchdown by long end
run. forcing La Tourette over the line. The
ball was on the Covington fifteen-yard line
when the referees whistle announced the
close of the game. The teams lined up as
f0llnWS
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Goshen Beat Fort Wayne.
10 Tho IndiananoIis journal

Speclal TO the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN, Ind, Oct. 10-The Goshen High
School football team this afternoon admin
istered the second defeat of the season to
Fort Wayne High School team in a return
game here, by score of % to 5.
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Cl-venger Made One Touchdown i'm
One and n Half Minutes After the
Ball Was Put in Play.
DE PAW DEFEATS MIAMI
MIAMI WAS OUT OF CONDITION AND
RETIRED TWO MEN.
Culver Academy Won n Close Game
from wabash College Team-Oth-
Games i'm the state.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 10.-Indiana,
by splendidly effective football, defeated
Earlham here to-day by the score of 50 TO
O. The visitors were at no time near Indi-
ana's goal. and were forced repeatedly to
punt Indiana made gains with end runs,
and did strong and profitable line bucking,
only having TO punt but once, and that was
IN the last half, when several substitutes
were in the line The feature of the game
came In the first half, when one and one
half minutes after third kickoff CIevenger
circled the end for thirty-five yard gain,
winding up with touchdown. Ross, Wade.
Coval and Johnson did brilliant work for
Indiana.
The first touchdown came four aud one
half minutes after the opening of the game.
Earlh>m kicked off. and in a short time
Knight was pushed over for a touchdown
and Clevenger made goal. Clevenger broke
through the line in the second period, and
landed a second touchdown and kicked goal
The third period was played. in a minute
and a half. Clevenger made long run for
a touchdown, but failed to kick goal. Kent
was pushed over for the next touchdown,
and Clevenger kicked goal. After two out
of-bound kick-offs by EarIham Indiana took
q trial. and Clevenger soon scored a touch
down and goal.
Indiana used many substitutes in the sec
ond half. and Earlham managed to hold
them better, forcing Indiana to punt for
once. Railsback and Knight. two of Indi-
ana's stars. did not go into the second half.
Wade made both t0uchdowns, and Johnson
and Hare failed to kick goal. Lineup:
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with pIunses and Crossbucks.

MILWAUKEE. Oct. 10. - With line
plunges, cross-bucks and driving plays out
side of tackle Wisconsin went through the
light Lawrence University line this after
noon for an easy victory, with final score
of 10 to o.
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Members of the pennant-winning Mem
phis team will join team To tour the dia-
monds of Cuba for a series OF forty-five
games. Third baseman Lynch, catcher
Accorsini and outfielder Miller left last
Sunday night for Tampa, Fla. George II
Groves viii manage the team. and the first
game will be played i'm Havana during the
latter part OF the month.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PITTSBORO. Ind, Oct. 1o-A large
crowd Witnessed the Pittsboro football
team defeat the Brownsburg eleven this
afternoon by a score of q to 0. The local
team was very strong In defense and il
was able to advance the ball at will.
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The final tournament OF the season at
Riverside will be held Thursday. Friday and
Saturday of this week. 1t will be sweep
stake affair." and the entrance will be golf
ball. fhSnkinner 10 take all the balls. En-
tries 81 be made ~ X. V. Lennon.
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teams were well matched in weight. but De
Paw seemed to have the best in line plays
De Paw scored twice, once in each half
but missed goal the first trial Nyse-
wander made a beautiful catch on the first
kickoff, but returned only a few yards
Brown made a run through center for
twenty yards and made another run for
twenty-five yards. Miami and De PAW
were each penaliZed twenty yards several
times for off-side plays and each side fire.
quently lost the ball on downs. De PAW
had much the best of il in fumbling. Miami
failed to score. The teams:
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western Reserve Defeated.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct 10.-Western
Reserve University, of Cleveland. O.. was
defeated at football to-day by Washington
and Jefferson, the final score being AZ 10 0.
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vaIparaiso,s Fourth victory.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct 10.-The local
football team won its fourth straight game
to-day by defeating Chesterton by score of
Is to 0. Valparaiso has not been scored
against this season.
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fumbling should have scored 3 or times
more Rogers kicked six goals, which was
quite remarkable. considering the direction
and strength of the wind. Score: Mime
sofa. as; Ames. 0. Minnesota displayed sur
prising speed and team work.
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Ie line up follows:
S. H. S. SECOND TEAM WON.


Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Oct. 10.-The Shell
byville High School football team was de-
feated at the fair grounds, near this city.
this afternoon by the second team Of Short
ridge High School, of indianapolis. the
score being IS to 0. The game was called
at 3:l5 o'clock. and for fifty minutes the
contest was exciting. The home team put
up an excellent game, but was outclassed
in weight, the visitors averaging LAG pounds,
while the local team average was 1876 pounds.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Columbia defeated
Williams this afternoon, to o. In the sec
ond half Columbia scored by a series OF
straight backs and tandem plays SUM-
mary-Score: Columbia. 5. Referee-white
of Michigan. Umpire-Morris Ely, of Yale.
Time-2o and 15-minute halves
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Heston's Runs Were Thrilling.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 1O.-The Uni
versity of Michigan defeated Beloit here to-
day by score of 70 to 0. The feature of
the game was the fine playing of Heston, of
the Michigan team, who made several
thrilling runs.
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SHERIDAN TEAM WON.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHERIDAN, Ind, Oct. 10.-The Sheridan
High School team defeated the eleven from
the Indiana College of Physicians and Sur
geons, of Indianapolis, here to-day by
score of % to 0. For Sheridan Captain
Kercheval, Dragoo. Stahl. Williamson and
Fritz played the best game, and Hawley
and Captain Cooper carried off the honors
for the visitors. The game was witnessed
by about three hundred people.
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Neither Side Scored.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind, Oct. 10.-The Wash
ington and Vincennes High School football
teams played an interesting game to-day;
neither side scoring.
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ROME Oct. 10.--An American bearing the
family name of President Roosevelt, and
claiming relationship, has arrived here,
charged by the President. IL Is rumored
with a confidential mission to the Vatican.
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Roger. kicked six Goals.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 1o.-Minne-
sofa scored eight well-earned touchdowns
on the strong Ames Agricultural College
team to-daxs and but fer the eyer-present
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Death Of Mrs. ID. l.. Moody.

EAST NoRTHFIELD, Mass. Oct. 10
Mrs Dwight l.. Moody, widow of the fa-
NOUS evangelist died at o'clock this after
noon at her home here.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, Oct. 10.-Two games were
played here this afternoon. Wabash de-
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Touchdowns-Salmon, 3; Cullinan, l.:
Nyer, l. Goals-Salmon, g. Time of halves
Twenty minutes. Observation-Disclosures
Umpire-McWeeney. Timers-Mayer and
G'Connor.