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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
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Pittsburgh Blanks Cleveland
. Three to Nothing Through
RobinSOn's Alright Pitching
and Timely Hitting.

LEVELAND. Oct. 3.-PittsbuTgh
defeated Cleveland 3 to here Sun
day. making their post season series
three games to two in favor of the
National leaguers. The game started
in spite Of d drilling rain which
tasted until the fifth inning.
Robinson had the Cleveland bat
tiers at his mercy, allowing them but
three hits and TWO of those were Of
the scratch order. Cleveland only
threatened to score once when with
Leibold on third by virtue OF an err
TOr, d sacrifice and an inTield out
Robinson passed Lajoie and struck
out Johnston.
Carey. Dolan and Mccarthy singled
in succession in the fifth inning ,scOr-
ing PittsbuTgh's first run in the
eighth Mccarthy singled, Wagner
famed, Miller singled and both run
ners adv anced on Wilson's infield out.
Mitchell's single scored both runners.
Twice with the bases filled Falken-
berg managed to retire the side with
out further scoring. Ia spite of Fall
kenbergs effectiveness, as shown by
his eight strike outs, Pittsburgh
seemed able to get the necessary hit
off MIN at the right moment.
DalOn made up for his two. errors
by getting three hits. Hans Wagner
was passed three times, but Faiken-
berg famed him the last time. only
about $500 people saw the game be-
cause of the chilly weather Score:
Pittsburgh 1000 010 o20-3 2
Cleveland 600 600 0OQ-0 3 q
Robinson and Simon; Falkenberg
and Carisch. Umpires-Evans at
plate; Eason on bases; Emslie in
right field; Dineen in left field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
PICKS PURDUE TO WIN
TITLE IN big NINE"
pete vaughn Tells Friends at NOtre
Dame Boilermal<ers Look TO be
Best i'm Conference.

Purdue will win the western con-
ference football championship this
fall if the predictions Of Pete Vaughn,
former Notre Dame gridiron star,
come true. Vaughn was at Notre
Dame yesterday en- route TO Lafayette
from Chicago where he watched the
Purdue team down Northwestern sat
urday Pete is assistant coach at
Purdue
Vaughn told friends he reached the
belief the boilermakers would annex
the big nine gonfalOn after watch
ing all the other conference elevens in
action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
MICHIGAN CITY IS
EASY FOR LOCALS

A football game replete with
thrills and filled with clever forward
passing was staged at SpringbrOok
park Sunday afternoon between the
Michigan City All-Stars and the
Huebner eleven of this city. The
prison city lads put up a game fight,
and though they were outclassed and
were beaten by a 62 to 0 score, can
not be accused of yellowness The
locals used almost exclusively forward
passes and fierce line bucks.
The passing of Boinski and Vargo
to Gruber was of the best and the
line bucks of little Lower and Boin-
ski were consistent ground gamers.
Lauderman at half was also good at
gaining ground
In the first quarter Boinski made
the first touchdown in a little less
than four minutes. In this quarter
five markers were made against the
prison city men. Vargo, in this pc
riod, made a spectacular catch of
Michigan City punt. and lodging
through a broken field took the ball
down the field for a touchdown.
Jones of Michigan. refereed the
contest and Myers of Wisconsin was
the umpire. The local eleven will
clash with the Chicago Oak Park
team at Springbrook next Sunday. A
thousand rooters saw Sundays game.
The lineuD was.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
BENZ INVINCIBLE
AND SOX WIN 20
Chicago Americans Go Into
Lead in City Series by
Banking Cubs = Winners
Score Two in Eleventh.

CHICAGO oct. 12.-Joe Benz
pitched invincible ball Sunday for the
Chicago Americans against the Chica-
90 Nationals and the former gained a
game over their opponents for the til
tie OF city champions. The score was
? 10 and the battle went II innings.
More than $1,000 persons saw the
game.
Lord opened the eleventh with a
dOu bic into the crowd and Hal Chase
sent him 10 third on a beautiful sac
rifice. Ping Bodie failed in the pinch
and was a victim OF Cheney's benders.
Collins. the batting hero OF the game
came forth with confidence and when
Lord got the signal for hit and run
play. Collins swung and drove the ball
TO left center for a single which
counted the Americans captain. This
also was Collins fourth hit Of the
game. he having made two doubles
and a single prior TO the winning hit
in the eleventh
Work Double Steal.
Fourier scored with a single which
sent Collins 10 third and when the
two American leaguers worked a dOu-
bic steal Fourier was perched on
second and Collins had counted.
Fournier In his anxiety 10 make third
was caught at that base by thinner
man who received Archer's perfect
throw and the inning ended.
Benz was so good that the Nation
ais got but one man on base in the
first eight innings. his rivals being re-
tired in one. two. three order.
The official count of those present
was 27,427 The total receipts were
S1S977.25: the commissions share.
S1.S97.72 and each club will receive
SS.53776. The players share ended
yesterday with the fourth game.
Score:
Americans 900 600 600 O2--2 10 0
Nationals 1000 600 600 90 3 1
Benz and Schalk; Cheney and Ar
cher Umpires-O'Day behind the
plate: Sheridan on bases Orth in
right field: OLOughlin in left field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
GIANTS SHARE
RECEIPTS HELD
National Commission Declines
to Distribute Worlds Series
Profit Until representations
Contracts are Investigated.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13-When the
Giants applied to the National COM
mission Sunday for the losers share
of the worlds series receipts they did
not get the money. They were in
formed that the commission wished
first to see the contracts of the play
ers-authors who are members Of the
Giants so that it might be assured
their engagements to report the
worlds series were entered into be-
fore Sept p.
Before the start of the series last
week the National commission laid
down the rule that no baseball player
or manager might write for the news
papers during any future worlds Sc
ries
1t was decided. however, that play
ers who had contracts dated before
Sept. % might go ahead with their
writing this year Half dozen mem
lers of the Giants wrote newspaper
articles on The series during the play
of last week Now the commission
wants TO inspect their contracts be-
fore il turns over the series money TO
the men of the team. 1t was declared
last Monday that these player-authors
who could not produce bOnaflde con-
tracts signed before the date specified
would be penalized but 1t did not an
nounce the penalty.
AS a matter Of fact no penalty is
likely 10 be inflicted and the Giants
share Of approximately S2.162 each
in the series money will probably be
paid to them practically intact as it
is believed all the writing men
among them can produce properly at
tested contracts antedating the com
missions announcement of its ban
upon player-authors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
BUDWEISERS WIN OVER
MISHAWAKANS 60

The fast Budweiser football team
defeated the Mishawaka Tigers on
Hospital field by the score Of 6S 20 0.
Sunday. The Budweiser team showed
a reversal Of form and the weak spots
displayed in the former games were
plainly closed.
Shortly after the kickof, two enc
plays gained Il yards for the Bud
weisers and on the next play Cap.
LaFortUne with a perfect Interior
ence ran 40 yards for the first touch
down From that point on the smash
ing line bucks and clever fake PLAYS
were too much for the Mishawaka
team.
Sunday, oct. 10, the Budweisers
will meet the fast Century club on
hospital field. A large crowd Of en-.
thusiasts witnessed the game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
HARD WORK FOR
n. D. ELEVEN IS
TO BEGIN TODAY
Coach Harper viii Start Vars
ity Football Men on Strenu-
Gus Program in Preparation
for South-Dakota Game.

Today marks the opening Of week
of hard work for the Notre Dame
gridiron men. Although this Is
Founders day and a holiday az the
university Coach Harper will put his
men through a long signal drill this
Afternoon and follow it up with a stiff
scrimmage The squad viii DE driven
harder than ever before in an effort
TO get in perfect trim for Saturdays
contest with South Dakota. The
Coyotes were beaten Il 20 o by
Minnesota but Coach Henderson has
made shifts in his line up that
strengthens the team so per cent and
make South Dakota one OF the most
formidable elevens in the west.
lIarper's shifts in the last week
gives the Notre Dame line stronger
appearance. Gushurst is now playing
end and from present indications he
will continue there throughout the
season. He is heavy and fast and
tackles hard and low. While playing
halfback with the scrubs Gus" put
up marvellous defensive game and
often downed the big varsity backs
without gain when they attempted
end runs He also covers much
ground and is able 10 pull down the
long forward passes on which Notre
within her opponents danger zone.
On the end around and end through
the line PLAYS which Harper has re-
Gently developed. Gus should DO
wonders for ne is a master Of the
straight arm and his weight and speed
make him hard man 10 down.
Kecfe at Guard Good.
Keefe, at left guard. is another new
arrival on the first eleven. In the
beginning Of the year Keefe was try
ing out for tackle but "A week ago was
switched to guard and his great play
ing with the scrubs induced Harper
TO work him on the first team.
The veteran varsity backfield,
composed of Eichenlaub. DOrais. Pills
ka and Berger, is showing all that
can be expected. Harper is we'll
pleased with the work OF this part OF
his team. if he can get the ends and
the line in good form, the outcome Of
the Dakota contest will not be so
doubtful Pliska at right half is play
ing the best football he has shown
since coming to NOtre Dame. He is
in the game every minute. tears
through the scrub line on the Offense
and backs up every play when on the
defensive. on the defense, Eichenlaub
PLAYS directly behind the center OF the
line and his great strength and agil-
itv in covering ground braces the line
wonderfully.
None of the freshmen with the eN-
ception of Hayden suffered any bad
effects from Saturdays fierce game
with Culver The plucky little end
sustained a broken jaw i'm the last few
minutes of play and viii be out Of the
game for the rest Of the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
BROWNS WIN TWO GAMES
Americans Go Into Lead in st. Louis
City Series.

ST. LOUIS. oct IL. - The locals
Americans won both games of
double header from the Nationals
here Sunday in the series 10 decide
the city championship. They took the
first game by a score OF to 8. In the
next contest the teams stood TO ,
when the game was called in the sixth
inning on account OF darkness. The
American league team now has three
games TO its credit and the Nationals
two Scores:
Americans .OO1 200 O22-7 L 0
Nationals 600 sol OO0--6 10
Weilman and Agnew; Sallee and
Snyder.
Second game:
Nationals .......OOO O20-2 3
Americans ...33O O00-6 II 1
Perrett and Snyder; LeverenZ and Ag-
new Umpires-Brennan and Hide
brand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
TIE GAME ON 0LIVER'S
SibIey ShamrocSs and Century Club
Play to Game.

TIE Sibley ShamroCks and the
Century Athletic club met at divers
field Sunday afternoon and battied TO
a to 6 tie The Century boys out
weighed the Shamrocks eleven almost
95 pounds tn the man. and il was only
through speed and cleverness that the
latter held their own.
Powell was the NOSE consistent
gamer for the Shamrocks. his spec
tacular runs often drawing cheers
from the spectators. Zeitler and
Brinkman also did stellar work for
the ShamroCkS. Su1y and Tankey
we're the mainstays of the heavier
men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
GOSHEN GRAYS TAKE
FIRST FROM THE S0X

ELKHART. Ind. oct. 13.-Roger's
Goshen Grays downed the Elkhart
Blue Sox in the first of a three bame
series at Goshen Sunday by the score
Of > TO .. Poor plays and errors dur
ing the critical stages of the contest
cost Elkhart the victory Next Sun
days game will be played at the Elk
hart driving park
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13

Bowling Scores Pick Up De-
spite Hot Weather-AIIey
Men Need Time to Round
Out Form Says SChneIle.
BY II. A. SCHNELLE.

Bowling scores are Of an entirely
different complexion than they were
a couple of weeks ago. although one
would scarcely expect this because Of
the extremely warm weather during
the fore part of the week. Bowling
is just like every other kind of sport
in that il requires a certain amount
of time TO prepare and get into first
class form to be adept.
one can compare the scores of the
several leagues which are we'll under
way with those which have just be
gun operations and one will find
more uniformity among the former.
while these that have just started for
the season are very apt to be erratic.
EllIs Are Good Indicators.
The Elks and Antlers have been in
operation longer than any other or
ganization in the city and their work
affords therefore the better criterion.
In analyzing the scores of the players
in the Antlers' league during the past
week one finds a uniformity OF play
that is astonishing
In the contest between the Hairs
and Bucks on Thursday evening the
former won three games but the in
dividual work of the team was ac-
tually marvellous OF the five men
from SPA low to 5S3 high every one
Of them respectable totals to turn in
for an evenings work and the play
among the club consistent.
Others Show Consistent Form.
Quite in line was the work OF the
Tails and Bucktails on the previous
evening the grand totals OF the lat
ter club being even more compact as
the range was from $40 low for
Dolph while the high man. Campbell.
gathered 556 Their consistent play
was the means OF taking the odd game
OF the series from their opponents, the
Tails. the Bucktails winning the YER
dict in the final frame after a pretty
battle.
One OF the best contests Of the
week was that OF the Elks and Fawns
where the difference was ten pins in
the grand total between the two clubs
But the Elks won the odd. the last
game. There were three four-figure
totals posted. as the result Of the bat
tie the deciding game being decided
with 1923 against COS for the
Fawns the victors closing a gan of
40 pins in the last frame the Flks
counting 124 pins between them The
fine showing OF the Fawns can be
attributed 10 the good work or
Mayor Parker" who rendered every
thing OF Kersey 10 his mates but
without avail.
Elks' League Tightening Up.
A runaway race IS a thing OF the
past in the Elks' league. AT the bell
the Toasts left every other club in
the league at the post but a waliop
OF three straight games at the hands
OF the Hoofs has made il an entirely
different story. This week finds the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-13
Ell,s' League Tightening Up.

A runaway race IS a thing OF the
past in the Elks' league. At the bell
the Toasts left every other club in
the league at the post but a waiop
OF three straight games at the hands
OF the Hoofs has made il an entirely
different story. This week finds the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-11
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and has come out on top at the end
Of every year with b good crop.
Big Results Without Rain

VI every year VIII d SOOu crop.
Big Results Without Rain
You will notice that the above is
modified statement. I have known
other localities curing this time that
under the farming in vogue raised
only fodder, and still others where
there was not rain to make fodder
worth cutting. The kind Of land in
such cases has had much to do with
it. and the kind of farming very often
had a great deal more to do with It
than either the season or the land.
With any kind of intelligent farming,
on good land, and particularly on our
sandy loans, some moisture will be
stored away in the cultivation of one
rev stuff for the year following d
little more each year than the year
previous, up to a certain point, so
that failure of fodder Is out of the
question even when rain for the sea-
son is wanting.
The facts about rain are that we
think no more about 1t than our bro
theirs away back in the rain belt. It
may not rain for two, three, four, or
even six weeks, but our stuff keeps
right on. so while we are wondering
IL Il Is ever going to rain we still have
a feeling that at the end of the season
we will have something to show foe
our summers toll.
OF our methods OF farming. the
tendency is towards uniformity and
the uniformity is In the right direc-
ton. What one does not find out an
other finds out for him, and he prof
its by It.. The tendency is towards
deepness for a moisture holding bed
and a moisture retentive condition Of
the soil. Listing is prominently the
moisture bed method of planting. 1t
wants to be done deep, and on hard
land It wants to be done once-twice
would be better-before planting. II
were on hard land | would list in
the fall, then in early spring as deep
" as six horses could pull the lister
of course always breaking the mid
dles-and then again in planting. We
ought to watch our chances to do our
back listing after a heavy rain to
bury the moisture, and the first in
ward cultivation should be done like
wise. II we can succeed in burying
two or more heavy rains we will
have grain, and If we cam then have
one good rain at granting time we
will have big crop.
Our problem for success out here is
extensive farming, as against intensive
farming in the back east country. A
man here who would try the forty acre
intensive plan would starve to death.
What is wanted here are fast working
tools. A proper one man equipment
Is a two row lister, two row cult
CONTINUED on page three)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-11
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-12-11

twenty miles 10 40 d llttie cutthS iof
some man. There was one riding lis.
ter in a radius Of twenty miles. There
were no cultivators, the cultivation
being done with the knife weeder and
the harrow. In word, the walking
; lister, the knife weeder and harrow,
and sled for cutting up their. fodder
constituted the farming equipment OF
the time. Now every man has his
riding lister, two row cultivators are
everywhere, sulkies are common, disk
harrows are in evidence, one row bin
ders, which had never been seen, are
plentiful, each neighborhood has one
or more grain binders; grain headers
are here and there, and thrashing ma
chimes have doomed up in the differ
ent settlements; and, as an evidence
of modernization, the telephone, the
motorcycle, and the automobile have
come.
Land Prices twenty Years Ago
The difference that is put on the
value of land now and ten years ago
is an indication of the transformation
of the country. Twenty years ago II
was selling at from twenty-five to If
ty dollars Q, quarter, ten years ago at
from fifty to one hundred dollars a
quarter, and today at about one thous'
and dollars a quarter The difference
in the valuation OF land now and then
is not a mere matter of the new settle
ment that has since come in. but the
general prevailing contentment and
prosperity of those who have been
here long enough to get ahead.
After having been here for. some
time / began to wonder If something
might be done In the way OF farming
and about the same time Campbell
came out with his magazine articles
on the subject of DRY Farming" and
his pamphlets soon followed on the
same subject. Macaroni wheat was
Just then having an inning barley took
it's place i'm the new order of things,
spelt came for share of attention
and Kherson and Red Texas oats lin
ed up in the procession; and to all
these the new order Of things here,
agriculturslly, is indebted. Some of
these things have since been dropped
from the program and others are de-
clining in popularity, but the impetus
given to farming by these contributing
influences has taken the country out
OF the domain Of conjecture, doubt
and uncertainty as to whether II Is
agricultural or whether 1t is not. No
one stops any more to ask someone
else what he thinks about it. The
question is settled. 1t Is an agricul
tural country of certain dependable
class, and from this recently acquired
elevation there will be no recession
ID materially impede Its onwa'c
course.
have been here eight years and
have farmed seven, and during TINS
time there has not been single iali
ure in making good crop in my 10
cality where any kind Of intelligent
farming was done. have a neighboi
who has farmed here for twelve years