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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
Mns Der 9egislatnr.
9 ommiffion hr Seuer.
erftderunab erlanat t.

9 ommiffion hr Seuer.
0eri 9erung berIangt.
Senator Woore bon putnam rei9te
cine Worlage elm, oie bic S1aifung ei'
ner 6suer = 0srf9erunss @ommiiFon
perlanai unb Der bic BefusniB aufeben
foa, Electromagnetic In ftreitigen
6dlen au resuliren. Na& Der Bill
fol- Der @oupernsur brei @ommihdre
ernsnnsn, bic elm idbrli9es Salair bon
81, 500 be3isben foasn, aber islbf in
feiner 5euer-9 eri8erunas-@e ai9aft
intereifirt isin birfsn. Sci Bsfamer.
ben bon @orporationen Ooer einael1eu
perfonsn fol Die @ommifion bic ffrei-
tise Ratenfrase nod eisenem befen
grmehen reseln unb bic 8effimmun-
gen iollen als enbsiltise bstra4ten mere
ben.
@omites aus bsiben 3ueisen Der &c.
febgebenoen 26rpsridaften meroen
beute i'm Ober5eri9t elmer S%isfuffiOn
iber bic @ooifcations-8 Bill beimobnen.
&sprdientant Springer bon 8artbos
lometu @ountp uiro cine Bill einrei.
den, welde bic gtabliruns Elm sr
Wirtbi9aft i'm nmtreiie bon 500 Jub
BON einem S1ulbauie nerbietet.
SIM Ssnote tommt beute bic iebem
liberalen 8hreer pioerfrebenbeW oore.
8orlase our 8erbanolun9e. Sieielbe
bsabf9tist elmer Remouftrans auf iwei
Sabre 8iltisteit 81 geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
salGseret tn eiaer STRIDE.

Cine misunderstanding on oer
Sbelbp ctr. uno Sc 8rauo Nbe. fam
SOnntae gum pl6bliden Nbf&lufe. aIs
Doc @oates unb @ob 2ennebp fi9 In
einen Gauiftampf peruidelten.
Die aus ibrsr Nnbadt auf9ef4eu9-
ten air9snglieoer marteten nidt ben
Mussans bss Samples ab, fonoern ent-
noben In pilosr 6af. Die prsbigi
wuroe unterbro9en unb bic poli3ei
requirirt.
goates, Der ff9 mod auf benz S&1u'
plab Der 8bdtli4teiten befano, tpurbe
berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
3peiter Yro3ek fur Sale.

Sbomas Gale, Der bereits einmal
unter Der Nntlase, 3bomas Ssibert &c.
t6btst su babsn, pro3effrt tuurbe unb
oehen Surp i2 our 3eit ni9t auf einen
Wabrfpru1 einisen fonnte. pirb biel-
lsidt am tommenoen Eonnsrfag gum
nruen prosefe porseIaoen tuerben.
9ale if bsidulbist, Seibert, einen
alien Wann, an Der gfe Der Wafbins.
ton unb Slinois Str, nit benz 2opfe
burd cine 8lasidsibe ssfiObsn 3u
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
Ses StebRabls beiamlatst.

Gilbert 9unter, Der He9eriunge.
uslder nenli9 bon isinem Batter 10 &c.
f&lagen tuuroe, bab Der Batter NIT
elmer Sail-G trafe bebant tpurbe. if
auf Intlage BON Grau 6annie Sang.
lobe. 22$ @ef IL. Strabe, ibr SO GEE
fotlsl 3a baben. fefsenomm.n. Der
Sun9e ueieert fid entfdieoen, ansu9es
ben, mas sr nit benz @eloe madte,
uno ioweit III aud bon benz psrmibten
@eloe ni9t cine Spur sefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
Sie Gntf@sisuns sesen ben 6leif@.

Die Gnti@eisung sesen ben GIeii@.
9ruff III elm Siee oes Bottles eeseri tin-
lautsre Mnmabung Der @elomadt.
Aber Der Sies nirb feline Hrtihte tra=
gen. tusrrl CT ni9t big auPs Sibfsl&sn
ausssnubt uirb. Die gntI9eiouns
alIsin if Bspsis bafir, bab bic sroBen
Glsii&barOne seri&tli&e ginbaItsbe.
feble berlebt unb f& in un3dbliaen
GdQsn Der Wiba9tuns bss geri9ts
i&ulbi9 eemadt haben. Wenn es ari-
gebradt III. Mrbeiter, tuel9e In Der
Streifaufreaun9 ri9terli9e Befeble
mi6a9ten, nit ben i9drffen Strafen
3u beIesen, 10 iollten unbeoinst bis
2eute. tpslds rur aus @slo9isr bic @e,
iebe perlebten, tpeni9fens baRelbs
Waab erbalten. Der &aubm6roer
tuirb frsngsr beurtbeilt, ole Der, tpel-
der i'm Sdbsorn ober tn Der Mufreeune
morbet. Dssbalb foQte man aud
2sute, bic aus fdn6ber 6abgier, obs
tpobl fe fdon Wiaionen beiben, bic
@efebe ibertrsien, empfinbli9er fra.
fen, als fol9e. uel9e, I'm ibren 2e'
bsnsunterhalt fdmpfenb, bic MdtunQ
bor benz @efebe berleben.. Die 5lsifa-
barone, tuel9e bas Bolt ausio9eu,
btirfen nan, ba fe tberfibrt finb. ni9i
nit f96nen Worter entlafiet tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
LAUNDRY :: :. =: 8; !: e e.: !: r. !:
NHA Nbous ~
Gin fapantf6er Tauffunfz

Gin fapantf4er Rauffunfts
Profefor Namens Samoibitu 1T amf
bic Oauer zines Sabres in Der Ma>
rineatabemie in annapolis ansefteIt
poroen aur grtbeilung bes Inter
ri9ts in Der iapaniidrn, rSiu<Sutfu"
senannten @instunit an bic Seefabets
ten. @ielfad ptrb s.sen biefen 2ehr>
apeig als einen burdaus beimtidis
f9en proteftrt. Mnbere loben i'm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31

WE CALI THE ATTENTION OF THE
members of Senate and House to the
fact, that it is not the liquor interest
but the large number of liberal minded
citizens all over the state who protest
against any further legislation in favor
of a few temperance fanatics.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31

senausr fir bas afatiI&e &ublano,
China unb Sapan; elm iedfer in &e-
isrDe fir INSTRUMENTATION Sisnf uno
beionbere Wiifionen nod irgeno mel8en
Sbeilsn Der Welt.
SIN sesenpdrti9en Ronsreb fnb bis
iebt tiber %, 900 gils sineereiGt tuor=
ben, uno t~uenisfens orsi Gtnftel oisier
0orlasen fino pripat-p enfonsbiIs.
Sn ben msiiten Gdlen banbelt es fd
UNI cine grb6buns Der bereits bonn
psnfonsamte betpilietsn penion, uno
In 1ur msnige5dQe beroienen bic Bead
tuns beg 2onsrshes, benn uniere pen=
fions9eieBe fino duBerf liberal. Die
pribatpenions 8sfsbasisbuns it 9e-
rabs3u Elm 8emeinidaben eeuoroet
unb berbinbert, trob oss Nblebsns 10
pieler 8eteranen, bic grnisorigun9 un-
ieres riefiaen penions- gtats. gs it
ni9ts Heues mebr, bob Der Ssnat ober
bas 9aus in elmer Observation-Disclosures
Sibung mebrsre 6unoert bon ben
psnfonsbias annimmt. Sn Der lsb.
ten psnfionsfbung uuroen 459 Bills
bur9gepeiti1t, unb bieIelben erfor=
bern cine idbrli6e Mebraussabe bon
iber 800, 900. Man fann nit Sic
9srbeit bebauptsn. bab elm 2onereb
nit susi rssuldren Sibungsn ben pen=
fions-gtat UNI weni9fens cine Wiaion
berei9ert. 1nb unrum? Weil ieber
Nbaeorbnete ober Senator on bieien
prioatbiIs intersffirt if. ME es ia aud
INNER BET benz 5luB, unb Safsn=gtat
Der 6aa if. Die cine 6anb pdidt bic
anbere. Die orei penions-@ omitss bes
9onerefes, apei fur bas 6aus unb
ems fir ben Senat, fno fat In per'
manenter Sibung. gs III ibnen nabe=
81 iinm6slid, ieosn bOrliegsnoen SOIL
genau su unterfu9en.
Der Qubbel-W ubbsl In Sun Sp=
min9O bot In lsBter 3eit einen Grab
srrsi9t, baB Der Prdioent ss fur an=
asmsRsn belt, ensraiid in Der Sa&s
b~orsuseben. Sas Staats : Separtes
ment tpuroe NIT Der Mu~sarbeitung Der
Details fur bic Gin1n3 . Bermaltuns
Sun Sominso's untsr Onfel Sums
2ontrolle betraut. 0ar allen Singen
muBten su bisiem 3wed idmmtlits
6afenpldbe Der tleinen &spublit beiebt
uno bic 3olfelen nit Bei9las belsst
tpsrben. @ie % bsiBt, mar prdfosnt
&OOieDelt nit benz prdFoenten Der Ne,
pubfif bon Sun Domingo absr bieie
punfts 3u elmer 0erfdnoigung gelanat
unb es mar bsrsinbart porben, baB bic
3oueinnahriert 1ur bon a~r1erttarltl1e1
8eamten 9~ebanohabt rperben iolen, bis
Die innerett unb duBeren Sdulosn, Die
fi6 auf etpa $35. 600. 600 belaufsn.
%bolfdnois setilst fino. Mit Der Son.
trOliruns Der 3oleinnabmen folte
cine m6slidfie 5erabiebuns aler nus.
loien aussaoen 9ano in 9ano seben.
Der auerf bon Dem oominitanii9en
Yrdfbentsrt ssma9ts 8ori9lag, bic
eanae Nngelegenbeit an bas pager
Sdiebseeriat az iibsrwsiien. rpurbe
bon prdfbent Rooiebslt fur su ums
ffdnoli1 uno gu foffpielia eebalten,
au6 mo6te er tuobl cine Mrt protefto=
rat i'm Iu9e baben. Nm Sienfas
tiberIanote bas Stats 9epartement
benz Ssnat cine grtldrung tber bieie
Nnselegenbeit uno prdfoent &ooiebelt
bate sini9e srlduternoe gmpfeblungen
binausefdst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31
Oie d nirfenbe

Oie fider pirfenbe
4rsnei. Dame: nSasen sic mir,
lieber 9err Doctor, mas ioa id nit
meinem Manne anfansen2 Gr ipri1t
bic san5e Naht i'm Sdlafe." Dof=
tor: rWas Sic nit linn anfansen iol=
leng!.... lafen sic i'm Bet Gage az
Morte fommen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-31

Inter Sen 8i9ern, peI4e f@ aeaen<
tuartis elmer sroben Mussabe erfreuem,
finb Die tleinen YaB Bidder ,unierer
@eieli daft. Oieies 8ldIein lit bers
ldieben bon ben neiften YubIitationen
in Der Sbatfa@e, bab Ser 8efber Der
8erfafer bon Der Seididte ipirb, Die
es ersabIt. 60 mie Die 8abIen tid auf
Die Credit Seiten oes 8adIeinS bers
mebren UNI 70 interefanter tpir6 es.
I'm ii1 Der @r5abIuns i'm poafen
9rabe gu erfreuen, foaten 6ie Oepoften
@intrasunsen 70 oft tuie m0sIid bors
tommen. Si9ern Sic f4 zines biefer
intere6ant 8l@Ieins ineem Sic baflr
anfrasen in 6em Spar. Oepartemeni Der
INDIANA TRUST CO..
ede Waih,nston Str. unb girsinia gpe.,
Capital. $1,OOO,O 900
neberi@ub...... $250,O00
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
WABASH COLLEGE TO
PLAY THE HIPP0P0TAM1
New York, Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service.
y Chicago, Sept 3O.-The strongest team that
can be. mustered from the. maroon squad will
be sent against Wabash college In todayss
game. Advices from Wabash have led Coach
Stagg to believe that Coach Cayou has some
thing up his sleeve, and that he Intends to
spring a great surprise on the maroons. !:
Coach Stage says that the maroons will prob
ably win by two touchdowns, but this is rather
a pessimistic view Of the situation. Coach
Cayou, when seen at the Chicago Beach hotel
poet Wabash to hold Stages men to such a
low score. Between thirty and forty points
will probably be amassed by the marnons, II
the good men are allowed to remain In the
One of the largest squads ever seen on Mar.
shall field was out yesterday. Fifty-fye men,
including twenty freshmen, were out in uni
form. The men were put through their PAGES
behind closed gates.ls for = nearly two hours,
much to the displeasure of a large crowd that
waited patiently for admittance:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30

Central and South Side Played
Alumni Teams On the Ball
,;,.~. ,.-s Field. ~ .

s .--a Go - >
j Central high regulars, defeated, a husky
alumni team by score of 5 to o and South
Side played a tie game with her alumni at
Minnehaha park yesterday afternoon, making
an exciting double-header for the football
enthusiasts of the two schools. -, 49,
In the Central game the. school men had
all the best Of it on account of practice and
condition, The alumni did not know their sig
nails and frequently had to play for time. Their
failure to master the signals often enabled
the school men to break thru and throw them
back for big losses. The Centrals played in
good form and there was little fumbling in
their lines. Pendleton, at left tackle, was the
particular star Of the game and could be re-
sa c reen ase aid
work the offensive. The line was especially
strong and when the alumni did break thru it
was for short gain The old stars repeat
eddy lost the ball on downs.
r.r... The Touchdown.
The touchdown was made toward the close
of the second half The. ball had swayed back
ky enlivened things with tWenty-yard run
around left end. An, exchange Of kicks left
the ball in CentraEs possession on the alumni
15-yard line. Pendleton went thru tackle for
ten yards and was then sent over the remain
had been provided and the goal was not kicked
Score, Central g. Alumni, 0. The second half
was devoid Of interest.
The chief fault of the Central team is the
y
weak and uncertain, usually sending the ball
out Of bounds. In other. respects the work OF
the team was above the average at this time
of the season.
In the South Side game there was too much
difference In weight. to jalfow the school men
to show their real worth. The alumni team
was composed Of some of the heaviest OF the
old stars and had they not been winded early
In the game. they would have taught the young
er players something about the game The
work of the two teams rather ragged but
this fault was offset by the dash and earnest
ness of = the South Side team.
The alumni kicked off and South Side made
la small return. They were soon held for
downs and then the alumni rushed the ball
close to South Sides goal line. Here they
were forced to punt and South Side, after
downing the ball. was forced to follow suit.
The alumni then rushed the ball to the 8
yard line and, Garvey: carried it over for a
touchdown. The half ended with the ball In
the alumni's possession on South Sides 35-yard
line.
School Men Strong.
In the second half the school men had things
much their own way. The old stars were
winded and South Side began a steady march
thru the line toward IT, alus y goal sine. When
the ball was ADVANCED to the fve-yard line
! Holstrom went thru tackle for touchdown
| The rest of the half was played In a :nstiess
manner as both teams were tired out
| Rose Holstrom and Dalquist did the speed!
work for the South Side team and some OF
their work was extremely spectacular
The Lineup of the teams follows
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
OFFICIAL AVERAGES OF
THE NORTHERN LEAGUE
Season Closes Nth Few Clubs Not in the Hole
4 Danger Of Disruption The Work of the
st Players at Bat and in the Field, :
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Grand Forks, N. D., Sept 30.-The meet
ing of the board of control of the Northern
Baseball league, scheduled for today, has been
postponed to next Tuesday, in this city. The
report of the season will be made at that time
by the several managers and by the league
officials. There is not a team in the league
but has lost money, even under the $3.50 salary
limit, which was closely adhered to, and the
Crookston Is considered as entirely out Of the
question in the future, and in most of the cit
les there Will have to be new men to take
hold of the local organizations If there is
league baseball another year. The men who
have gone down in their pockets deeply in
years past to support organized baseball have
declared themselves as satisfied, and willing
to let someone else step in.
The prediction is made in many quarters that
there will be no organized ball in the North
ern league cities another year, and the losses
that have been sustained give the prediction
considerable weight. The averages for the
1905 season are out today.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
REURER MADE GOALS
Effective Kicking by Leader of Purple
Squad.

Chicago, Sept. 30.-Northwestern plays st.
Riataurs college this afternoon. The game was
called at $3.50 o'clock and the halves were
twenty-five minutes each. Captain Reuber sue
ceeded in place kicking ten goals out OF twelve
trials from the thirty five yard line at yester-
days practice. Mccormack gave his men all
they could stand under the hot sun. Hanson,
scrub center. failed to report and Granburg took
his place in the second team.
The second team kicked OFF to- Barry, who
was downed on the varsity's thirty-yard line
side play, but made long gains thru th" scrub
line The first team was guilty of much fun
blign. sAided by Turner'S fine interference
Reuber made an end run Of forty five Far'1s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
PRINCETON BACKFIELD
!. SERIOUSLY CRIPPLED
New York Sun Special.

New York Sun Special.
Princeton N j., Sept. 3o.-With two Of
the varsity backs on the sick list, another
was added yesterday, leaving the tigers badly
crippled backfeld for. their game with
Washington and Jefferson today. W1uock, the
fast fullback, sustained a severe injury to
his shoulder In one Of the scrimmages yester.
out Of the game for several weeks. McCor-
mick, who has also been playing fullback on
the first team, was out Of the practice yes
terday on account of poison ivy which has
affected his eyes. He will probably not be in
the game again until Monday.
!. Pfeifer has been suffering from bruised
leg since the first Of the week and Will prob
ably not don football togs until next week.
CAPTAIN Cooney did magnificent work in yes
terday's practice, carrying the ball thru the
scrub territory with the entire second team
hanging to him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
EAST,

Yale vs.. Trinity, at New Haven.
West Point VS.. Tufts, at West Point.
Car. Indians VS.. Albright, at Carlisle.
Syracuse VS.. Rochester, at Syracuse.
Amherst VS.. Rem. Poly, at Amherst.
Pennsylvania Lehigh, at Philadelphia.
Harvard VS.. Williams, at Cambridge.
Lafayette VS.. Wyoming, at Easton.
Pa. State VS.. Cal. Nor. at State college.
Georgetown vs.. Gallaudet, at Washington.
Wesleyan VS.. Conn. ST., at Middletown.
Dickinson VS.. Western Nd, at Carlisle.
Brown VS.. New Hamp., at Providence.
Princeton VS.. W. & j., at Princeton.
Columbia VS.. Union, at New York.
Holy Cross vs.. Boston, at Worcester
Virginia vs.. st. Johns, at Charlesville.
Cornell VS.. Colgate, at Ithaca.
Bucknell VS.. Mansfield n. S., at Lewis
burg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
+ FAILED TO &ENTHUsE j. So
Badgers Not Helped by Football Mass
Meeting.
Snacial to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Madison. Wis. Sept. 3o-Phil King failed to
roach the men who were the objects of his APP
peal at the Thursday night massmeeting DonoE
refuse to don moleskins and Frank Grogan is
still nursing an injury Glnb and Bailey. two
good men responded to the call but they are not
the appeal Of the coaches. The scrubs gave the
varsity some stiff resistance yesterday owing
to the fact that they We're strengthened by
Wright and Bleyer,:3 but the varsity succeeded
in making three touchdowns.
Today wisconsin plays her first game against
Northwestern college. Manager Downey prom
ises n GOOD practice game. Coach King an
nounced the following lineup last night: Left
end Fisher, Thompson; left tackle, Bertke; LETT
Geii6acn Bieser; light tackle, I.rinsley: right
end Bush: quarterback. Melmer: Jet nail.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
GOOD WORK TN
The SCRIMMAGE
Varsity Plays Fast in Preparing
for the Prep School
Teams.
TODAY'S FOOTBALL

f WEST.
Minnesota VS.. Shattuck ana Pillsbury, at
Northrop field.
Drake VS.. Penn Col, at Des Moines, Iowa.
Chicago VS.. Wabash, at Chicago.
California VS.. st. Vincents, at Berkeley.
Illinois VS.. Knox, at Champaign.
Indiana VS.. Butler, at Bloomington.
Nebraska VS.. Lincoln H. S., at Lincoln
Iowa VS.. Monmouth, at Iowa City.
Northwestern VS.. Naperyille, at Evanston.
Oberlin VS.. Wittenberg, at Oberlin
Ill. Col. VS.. Wesleyan, at Bloomington.
Wisconsin VS.. Northwestern College, at
Madison. *.
Michigan VS.. Ohio Wesleyan, at Ann
Arbor-
Purdue VS.. Beloit, at Lafayette.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
ALL STARS READY
FOR LUND LANDS

hard game is expected tomorrow after
noon when the all-star team will play the Lund
Lands at Minnehaha park. Everything is in
readiness, and there is sure to be some great
doings The all-stars have strengthened since
last Sunday and are confident that they Will
turn the tables on their young opponents. On
the other hand, Manager Coughlin thinks his
team has the game clnched purse OF $500
and the whole of the gate receipts will go to
the winning team. Manager Coughlin is out
with his lineup. and for some reason other
he has left out wilson's name, and has slated
Converse to do the slab work for his team.
There are rumors about that Converse will
not pitch tomorrow's game, but that Mr.. Cough
lin will put the colored twirler in and take the
all-stars off their feet. The lineup up to date
will he as follows: -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL

The Tigers defeated the Highland Parks by
a score Of 16 to o. The winners would like to
arrange games with so-Dound teams MS ADDRESS
Eddie Hurley, N. w. phone Main 4646 ~.
The Eels team played a hard game with the
Gopher Juniors on Nineteenth street and Stevens
avenue the game resulting In victory for
are desired with 95-pound teams. Address
George Brooks. Safety fats Seventeenth street
and Stevens avenue.
The Liberties have organized for the season
and wish games with 11O-pound teams in the
city. Address Harry Lindquist, 1924 Twenty
eighth avenue s. or telephone T. G. 4621.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
CALLED TT A DRAW.

Baltimore, Sept. 5o.-San Langford of Boston
and Young Peter Jackson OF California met II. y
Claimed fouls which Referee O'Hara did not
see Jackson depended almost entirely upon IN,
repeatedly holding and punching blows being
ordered to break. After Langford had pounded
Jacksons left eye to pulp and hammered him
with straight hard blows almost at will thruout
the fifteen rounds, the ferefee called it draw.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODA!

GAMES TUUAY. =
Brooklyn at Pittsburg (two games)!
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
At ST. Louis-First Game 81 T.
st. Louis 49,. % / O o o O 8 o Id IL 8
New York -. 20 y D 0 . OIL 2 Pc 8 u
Batteries-For ST. Louis, Mcfarland, Thiel.
man and Grady; for New York, Matthewson and
Bresnahan
Second Game r H e
St. Louis ...............0 O o O OIL z
New York ..............S o 2 O o O-5 o
Batteries-For st. Louis. Mcnougan and Lea
ny; for New York, Taylor and Bresnahan and
Grady. Empires, Pears and tombstone.
At Cincinnati Ri b
Cincinnati .......1 o 021O i s-7 IA o
Philadelphia 800 o i o 2 90 o. s. q
Batteries-For Cincinnati, Chech and Sehlei;
for Philadelphta, Pittinger and Munson. Um-
pire, Klein.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
COLUMBIA AFRAID !:
OF UNION TEAM
New York Sun Special Service,

New York, Sept 30.-As preliminary, to Co
lumbia's first football game of rthes season to-
day at American League park, Coach Marley
yesterday: picked varsity . eleven for maj n,
work against the scrub. Hurley, Enos. :Nea tn
ing and Won saltza were the only absolutely
new men who were put on the team. s,5Hs
Columbia does not expect to win Dy a Dig
margin against Union if at all, but 2 at the
same time there is downright fear OF" Union.
Last year the Schenectady collegians held Co
lumbia to a score of 10 to o. III 4
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MLINI OPENING YEAR I
AGAINST. KNOX TEAM
New York Sun SpeciaI Service.

New York Sun Special Service. ~. Is
Urbana, ILL.,, Sept. Bottle mettle of the
Illinois varsity. squad will be tested for the
first time In the opening practice. game with
of the strength of the: Galesburg aggrega'
ton, but If the game is cinched early, num-
Der of substitutes will be used.
Practice was light yesterday evening: The
freshman team will play a curtain raiser with
the Champaign high school team before the big
game. The initial lineup will probably be as
follows: Ends, Jens and White; tackles, Young
and Monihan; guards, Fairchtld and, Wardell;
center, Bateman; quarter, Wheeler; backs, Car
rithers, Hinchney and Burroughs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-30
MANY SUBS. TO
PLAY FOR MICHIGAN
New York Sun Special Service,

:
Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept 30,--Owing to in
ijuries and conditions in studies Michigan will
present rather substitute lineup in today
game with Ohio Wesleyan which will be the
first contest Of the season here. Longman
thinks he will be out of the game for six
weeks, but Keene Fitzpatrick is tending to
his injured knee and hopes to get him back in
shape in shorter time than that.
The halves will be short ones and with an
absence of veterans the fans cannot look for
70 very large score.
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NORTHWEST FOOTBALL
PLAY Ar cAss LAKE

Cass Lake, Mimi, Sept. 3O-The football
teams of Cass Lake and tBemidii high schools
are playing this afternoon. at the :Cass Lake
ball park. The Cass Lake eleven are heavier
than their opponents, but 1t is expected that the
game will be closely contested.