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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA GOAL is
CROSSED BY OPPONENTS
Straight Line Plunges Used i'm Final
Period Gives Winners Needed
Touchdown.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The lit
the Franklin and Marshall football
team played great football against
the heavy University Of Pennsylvania
eleven Wednesday afternoon. and al
though Pennsylvania won the visitors
crossed the quarters goal line for the
first time this season. The final score
was Is to six. Coach BroOke's team
was weakened by the absence of Capt
Young.
Pennsylvania scored first in the
opening period on a forward pass.
In the third period with the ball on
Pennsylvania 10 yard line, Avery
fumbl5d Simpsons pass and after re
covering it, tried to kick but Hart
man blocked the ball and it rolled
behind Pennsylvania goal line where
Smith fell on il for a touchdown.
Jones however. failed to kick goal.
Pennsylvania changed her tactics
in the final period. using straight line
plunges and earned another touch
down. Marshall kicked one goal
from touchdown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
FRESHMEN WILL PLAY
ON INTERNAL TEAMS
Athletic Board Rules That Men Can
on other Team.

Interhau athletics at Notre Dame
received a big boost yesterday when
the faculty board Of athletic control
decided that members Of the freshmen
football team will be allowed to play
on hall teams. Up TO this time il
was thought that these men would
be barred from interhail sport and as
a result there would be no hall teams.
The hall spirit is very strong al
Notre Dame and the authorities Will
encourage it by permitting the fresh
men TO play.
Although the freshmen will be rep
resented by a strong team their SEIZED
ule will be very slim. Il was almost
impossible 10 arrange games. High
schools will not go out of their class
10 buck up against a strong freshman
team. The minor colleges will not
play for they have everything TO lose
and nothing 70 gain by such action.
There is no glory in beating a fresh
man eleven and the chances Of defeat
are too great. The freshman elevens
Of the conference colleges are not
permitted 10 take on outside teams.
Athletic Harper was able 10 get a
game with Culver Military ACADEMY,
but declined. believing the men would
rather watch the South Dakota game
which comes on that day The fresh
men are coming along fine under
Father Farley's direction AMI will give
the varsity a battle royal when the
two teams meet on Nov. 11t1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
WINNER DECIDES
IN ONLY ONE RACE
Heavy Track Causes Postponement
of Buckeye $4,000 Stake Until
TOday-Drivers Have Close Call.

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 1.-Drenched
by rain Tuesday night. the Columbus
Grand circuit track was not safe for
racing Wednesday afternoon until 3
o'clock when an abbreviated program
of class events was taken up. The
Buckeye $1,000 stake for trotters was
postponed until Thursday. Only one
OF the three races started was finish
ed. Bismaya winning the 2:2O troJ ait
er the first heat had been won by
George Rex of the Murphy stable.
Fay Richmond after getting two
heats Of the 2:13 pace, was nosed out
OF the third by Princess Margaret. the
favorite. The Richmond gelding did
most OF the leading in the fourth heat
but broke when Overhauled In the
stretch and finished fourth while Cleo
b. and Hydro had IL out with Prin-
cess Margaret. This race like the 2:l0
pace in which different horses won
each OF the three heats decided. Will
be completed Thursday. Don Patch.
favorite for the 2:10 pace. stumbled
going away in the first heat and
Driver JamisOn was unseated. The
horse was placed last. the mishap be-
ing declared unavoidable. He was a
contender in the next two heats.
In scoring for the first heat OF the
2:13 pace. Christobel swerved into
kinneysham and Driver Ben Walker
was thrown against the inside fence
Kinneysham ran around the track be-
fore being caught. Walker resumed
his seat and raced three heats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
FRESHMAN CLASS MEETS
Russell Miller Elected President or
First Year Students.

The freshmen class held their first
meeting Wednesday afternoon and
completed plans for their organiZa-
ton The nomination and election Of
officers was held with the following
results: Russell Miller, president;
Russell SHUTS. vice president; Joseph
Hansel. secretary; Marie Shuts.
treasurer: Harold Betz. marshal:
Marjorie Whitcomh. class editor:
Dorothy Schaefer. Ethel Phelan, Dor
othy Pershing and Henry Chillas. In
terlude reporters: Miss Stone. Mr..
Weller and Mr.. Sims, class sponsors.
Plans were also made for getting
Interlude subscriptions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02

less fight for second place. won eight
to one. The Cleveland so lthpaw
blanked the Tigers until the ninth,
when Cobb beat out an infield hit,
stole second and third and scored on
Greggs poor throw TO catch Veach
of first.
Olson. who played second in La
joie's place. singled TO right in the
first inning. scoring LeibOld. Cleve-
land won the game in the fifth when,
with the bases filled. Chapman drove
a double 10 the score board in left
center. bringing home O'Neill. Gregg
and Leibold. Singles by Chapman.
Olson and Ryan gave the visitors two
tales IN the eighth.
House replace Comstock in the final
inning and ne was found for two runs.
O'Neili singled. scored on Leibold's
triple and Chapman brought Leibold
IN by driving a long sacrifice fly TO
Cobb. Johnston was ordered off the
field in the sixth inning by Umpire
OLOughlin fer protesting against one
of the latter's decisions.
Cleveland 100 03O 022-S Is 3
Detroit 900 900 OO1--1 ( .
Gregg and O'Neill; Comstock. House
and Gibson. Umpires-Ferguson and
OLoughlin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02

maree, Tesreau or Fromme for the
third man? Will he depend on De-
maree for steadiness or Tesreau for
a chance at a brilliant game?
Both teams have been in a slump
for some time. Now if the Giants
get back into their game and the
Athletics don't-there's an important
IF"
If Mack has q third pitcher TO pick
will it be Shawkey, Brown OF Houck
] believe it will be Shawkey, but
understand Connie is very sweet on
young Brown.
Back IN 1911 Jack Murray didn't
get a hit. In 1912 he hit like a wild
man, breaking up two games. IF
Murray hits as he did In 1911-"if'
Murray hits like he did in 1912
well, there's quite a gap between
these two ifs" and IL may mean a
couple of ball games.
There are a million ifs in this
business, but I believe the Giants
carry a few more than the Athletics.
You might say, 'if' the Athletics
don't bat up to form-but it takes a
broad eff TO cover nine men who
can lather the tar out of the ball.
But the best if OF all Is about
this: IF" the Athletics don't win
the Giants will. '1f' 1t isn't tie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
INDIANA FIGURES ON
WINNING SATURDAY
Present I. L. Squad Best i'm History of
SchOOI-ROOters to Accom-
pany Team.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Oct l.
Students of Indiana university have
unbounded faith in the ability Of the
cream and crimson football team TO
defeat the University Of Chicago next
Saturday and already more than 400
have planned TO go TO Chicago on the
special train which Will leave here
for there Friday morning. The dele
cation will be headed by the uni
versity band and will parade through
Chicago streets on their arrival.
The Indiana-Chica game is the
most important in the west TO be
played Saturday and in addition 1t
will be the first game 10 be played IN
the University of Chicago's new stad-
ium. A number Of dedication cere-
monies are being arranged for the
event. The game also marks the
opening Of the conference season.
IL is conceded by football experts
who have seen the Indiana squad OF
20 at work that the cream and Grim
son has the best material in years
and Head Coach James Sheldon. with
his three assistants, is working the
men overtime in an effort TO defeat
his old master. .Alonzo Stagg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
MUESSELS TO CLASH
WITH SHAMR0CKS

The Muessel football team. who last
Sunday met the National aggrega-
ton and held them to nothing 20
nothing score are 10 meet the Sibley
Shamrocks next Sunday at oliver
field. The Muessels are practicing al
every opportunity for the contest.
The Shamrocks met and defeated tho
Portage park eleven last SUNDAY 10y a
SO 10 nothing tally.
The Muessels have several talented
players on their roster this season,
especially in their fullback, Pierzyn-
ski His ability ar throwing the ball
in forward passes makes him one Of
the particular stars connected with
the local amateur elevens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02

with a chance at the fourth. and an
even chance at that
Connie will undoubtedly work
Schang a lot, possibly give him more
TO do than both the others. If he
comes through, fine and dandy; but
'if' he doesn't-what then, with
Thomas and Lapp out of gear?
Then there's the 'if" of the first
game. If the Giants should beat
Bender or Plank in that first battle.
they would have all the best of the
pitching. with more veterans to
choose from-and would be twice as
hard to beat.
Then, again, there's the Matty eff
although this isn't much Of an IF. ="
II he pitches that first game will he
win it? He won il in 1905 and in
1911. In 1912 McGraw sent jeff Tes-
reau in and jeff lost the opener.
l believe it's a cinch that McGraw
Will take this as a hunch and send
Big Six in TO open up the show.
IF" Matty loses this starter for the
Giants. you can see what it would
mean.
There's another big "if' about Nc
Graw's pitching selections. He will
undoubtedly use Mathewson and Mar
guard at every chance. But with
three men needed. will he use De
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02

IN 1887 he hit 1853 and in 1888. for
Pittsburgh, he led all right felders.
playing 119 games. In 'S5 Sunday
played - games. fielding .S25 and
hitting .255 at a time when 500 hit
ters were mighty scarce. In SO he
fielded .914 and hit 242.
IL was ia 1891. while playing with
Philadelphia, that Sunday received
his release. in answer. he believes. TO
a prayer for spiritual guidance.
At this time the Cincinnatis offered
Sunday $500 a month but instead he
left baseball and accepted a position
with the Chicago Y. NJ. G. \. at $50 a
month. Later he was received into
the Presbyterian ministry and has
been "evangelizing" ever since.
As a revivalist, too. Sunday has a
batting average that is hard to beati
Here is a years record of his:
SUNDAY keeps up this record year
after year. and IL is said no other re-
vivalist has ever approached it, Sun
day has solid bookings for four
years ahead This allows for only
two months vacation which he spends
with his wife and three children at
his home at Winona Lake Ind
Sunday, though. has never lost his
fan-interest in baseball He believes
in baseball-firs1, last and all the
time.
Baseball" he says. lis as Ameri-
can as Bunker Hill! IL is American
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
BY GEORGE VI. CONAN.

Copyright, 1913, by the Newspaper
Enterprise association.)
I've picked the Athletics TO beat
the Giants. and by this same system
have picked the Giants to lose to the
AthTetics-but every fan knows base
ball.
Being a fan myself, I've seen too
much of il tC take anything for
granted. There are as many Ifs" in
this next series as there are sands on
the Atlantic coast from Florida 10
Maine, which is more than six
The first IF" is the Giants batting
power. Doyle, Meyers and Merkle
have done poorly this season, but
there's a good chance that just for
this series they will swing back in
and tear the peeling off the pill, hit
ting harder than ever before. If they
do
The next 'if' is Baker. This terror
poled two home runs in 1911 and
broke up the show. But hitting home
runs, however hard you hit the ball,
isn't always down on the cards. He
may not get one this year. No telling
where that 1911 mix-up would have
gone il Baker hadn't cracked out eth
or one OF those four base blows. The
Giants would have won three games,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
KING COLE TRIMS THE
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS
Pitcher Secured by Chance Goes In
tire Route i'm Game Played
at Columbus
at Columbus,

COLUMBUS. O.. oct. I'm spite OF
unsteady fielding. the Column bus
American association team won Wed
nesday afternoon from the St Louis
Americans in a ten inning exhibition
game. The final score was five 10
four. Cole went the entire distance
for the winners. Perring tied the
score in the eighth with a home run
10 deep center In the tenth. Hinch-
mans double scored the winning run
on two sacrifices
Columbus 100 O02 O10 Is 3 6
st. Louis 200 100 01O O. 1
Cole and Murphy; Leverenz. We'll
man. Mitchell and Crossen. McAlhster.
Umpire-Byerhalte
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
VARSITY SNASHES
THE SCRUB LINE
Notre Dame Team Has Little
Trouble Against Second Men
and Work of Stars Results
in Three TouChdoWnS.

Playing a brand Of football far SUI
perior 10 that displayed last Saturday.
the Notre Dame varsity ran up three
toachdowns on the scrubs in a fierce
practice game Yesterday afternoon.
The scrubs fought doggedly ar all
times bat were unable 20 stop Plska's
smashing line backs or Eichenlaubs
powerful of tackle drives. The big
fullback showed his best form OF the
season and will be in perfect trim for
this Saturdays game with Ohio
Northern. He ripped up the scrub
line for repeated gains and. in his runs
off tackle and end. his speed and
lodging was remarkable
Kelleher justified Coach Harper's
move in shifting him u end for he
put up gritty fight throughout the
game.
Both coaches are Satisfied with the
work OF the team thus far After the
game, Harper said. our light line is
coming along nicely. After all IL Is
not only the weight that counts. but
the grit and head work which each
man gets into his game" Harper is
looking beyond Saturdays contest and
is preparing 10 meet South Dakota on
the 18th.
Coach Henderson of South Dakota
ire Dame game He has shifted an
end 10 fullback in an effort 20 remedy
the faults that were evident in the
Minnesota game. lie means 90 come
back b. trimming Notre Dame and
the gold and blue are fighting hard
TO prevent any such occurrence.
The lineup and summary:
VARSITY. SCRUBS.
ROclSne .................. Movers
Left End.
Jones ............ ....-....-.. heefe
Left Tackle
King ............. .............. Cook
Left Guard.
Voelkers ..........-... Mclaughlin
Center.
Fitzgerald ....... Duggan. ODonnen
Right Guard
Right Tackle
helleher .......... ........... Edward
Right End
DOrais .............. Gargan. Bush
Quarter Back
Berger ................. Larkin
Left Half Back.
Pliska ..... ............ Gushurs-
Right Half Back
Eichenlaub ............... Bauian
Full Back.
Touchdowns - PHska. Eichenlaub,
Berger Referee-E Edwards
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
LAPORTE TIGERS WILL
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
Will Substitute For the Michigan
City Team With the
Huebners.

The Huebner- Michigan City football
game for next Sunday has been can
celled. The Michigan City team let IL
be understood that they were not
Withdrawing from any spirit Of fear,
but that they were not ready just yet
to clash with so strong an eleven as
the Huebner team seems TO be.
In the place Of this game the man
ager has secured a contest with the
LapOrte Tigers 10 be staged al Spring
brook park The Tigers are reported
10 be a strong team and VIII probably
give the local eleven a run for their
money.
Games for the Huebners are also
being secured from the Ft Wayne
Friars and the Wabash Athletic club.
the state champions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
PIRATES WIN FROM
INDIANS on ERRORS

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. Q The
Pittsburgh National league club won
from the indianapolis American As
sociation team 20 3 here Wednes-
DAY afternoon Nerz went 20 pieces
in the fifth and the visitors punching
hits with the locals errors scored
three runs
In the sixth more mlspla-s and
more hits brought Pittsburgh's total
10 @ O'ToOle. who started the game
for the visitors. was taken out after
he had allowed nine hits for a total
OF FIVE runs
Pittsburgh 200 1873 000-9 l3 0
indianapolis .12O 200 00O-5 l. =
O'Toole, Robinson and Simon:
MerZ. Sghardt and Livingston. Um-
pire Geisel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
SUNDAY STARTS
STORIES ON WORLD
SERIES TOMORROW
Evangelist, Who is Known to
Most of South Bend, to Tell
Which Team He Thinks Will
Win HonorS.
Billy sunday.
You an know him. don't YOU

You an know him, don't YOU
Billy Sunday. the most famous
evangelist in ali the world-the man
who holds a record OF saving a soul
a day."
But do you know Billy Sunday, the
ball player
Do you know for instance. that
Billy Sunday was not only once a
professional on the diamond. but that
he was also the heetest player the
National league ever knew-perhaps
its greatest star?
Well, It's true. Billy Sunday, in
the SOS. was as great a baseball SEN
sation as Ty Cobb is tOday-every-
body knew him.
Sunday was a member Of Capt A.
q. AnsOns team OF worId-beating
White Stockings. He could. sprint
leo yards in 10 10 seconds and as
base rune. ranked equally with the
great StCvey and Hamilton.
Sunday was not a bad hitter, eitherI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02

in every situation. No other sport
could hold the American people un-
der the spell baseball has woven.
Baseball is our national safety
valve No other sport can induce the
cheering. hat-waving, shrieking,
screaming throng, so cosmopolitan in
makeup, as that which will attend
the worlds baseball championship"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
American League.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
NATIONAL IEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American Lea que

CLEVELAND, s; Detroit, l.
Washington, 1; Philadelphia, 0.
New York Boston, rain.
National League.
Philadelphia Brooklyn, rain
Exhibition Games.
Indianapolis, 3 Pittsburgh, 9.
Milwaukee, 8; Chicago A, Go
innings).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
MAPS CAPTURE A GAME
FROM JENNINGS MEN
Detroit l. Banked Until the Ninth
when Cobb Hits and Steals
Two Bases.

DETROIT. Oct. 2.-Nean Gregg
held detroit 10 four scattered hits
wednesday anc Cleveland. continuing
THAR desperate although nearly hope
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-08
ANOTHER LEGAL BATTLE
THREATENS OVER TAXES

Hearing of Attorney General Thay-
er's motion to enter a verdict for the
territory in the old tax suit against
John F. Colburn will take place in
Judge Cooper's division of the circuit
court Saturday morning The govern
ment won this case some weeks ago.
The original suit was for taxes
amounting to S191573, which Colburn
refused to pay asserting the law uh-
der which the levy was made was I'M
constitutional. That was many years
ago. Court and other costs, including
interest have nearly doubled the orr
ginal amount, the present judgment
sought being for $3402.22.
The attorney general now says that
Coiburn has failed to pay some other
taxes since 1908 and that another suit
niay be instituted against him shortly.
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on Change

The sale of few Pines aud the
transfer of couple of hundred
shares. of Oahu Sugar tell the story
cf this Mornings business on the ex-
change. The sales between boards
were as featureless as they were linz
tied, 81 Pioneers going at 10, a point
more than was offered yesterday.
The Hawaiian Pines sold at H.50 up
20 near the CLOSING of the session
when it broke to 41.3T1a, twenty
shares being taken at that figure.
Oahu Sugar. which has had a fair
play for a number of days, retained
its mark Of 1925. and the trading in
il this morning Old noS run it up.
The sans Gains seems "a have
struck tao local dealers as haYe been
felt in exchanges in other parts Gf the
country. where. sugar. has enjoyed a
lass active fluctuation since the. ac-
don in the house on the underwood
bill.
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DAILY REMINDERS
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Bungalows built cheap. Tel. sls7-
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Concrete sidewalk and stone curling
put in reasonable. Telephone eI5T.-
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When you buy ask for Green Stamps
take no others; they're valuable
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Use "Shinola" If you want quick
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Mclnerny Shoe Store.
10000 loads of good soil for sale
Geo. NJ Yamada. McCandless block,
phone 2157. advertisement.
Kan Ckong Co. moved from corner
Beretania and Fort to l. Hop KEGS
store. Nuuanu near Pauahai,-adyer-
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That's good recommendation of
Levers & Cooke To brighten-up the
porch and steps with paint before the
weather gets too not for comfort.
c. Q. zee Hop & Co. receives fresh
fruits and Vegetables by every steam
CT from the Coast. They keep a nice
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| hold weekly auction sales OF fru-
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A broad and liberal accident policy
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Most of us have the. habit of uncon-
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ever without attention. 1t won't. A
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treatment.
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Get It Today, It May Save a Life.

& Suppose you should buy today a
small bottle of Cham5erlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
some member of your family were to-
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SALES

Between Boards So Pioneer, 1900.
Session Sales-15 Pines, ALSO; 10
Pines, also; 10 Pines, 41.50; So Hon.
b, & NJ. Co., 2O.5O; 20 Oahu Sug. Co..
1926; 10 Oahu Sug. Co, 1925: 90
Oahu Sug. Co, 1925; 40, Oahu Sug.
Co, 1925. so Oahu Sug. Co, 1925;
20 Pines, 41.S71k.
Sugar Quotations SS degrees an
alysls beets, IS. SID. Parity, 1893.
IS degrees centrifugals. 1856.
Notice Waialua books closed May
noon to May Is, inclusive.
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Senator Movers of Montana was
forced 70 apologize 10 On elevator man
in the senate building for IN epithat
to which the man objected. He calm
~ stopped the elevator between two
floors and-the senator apologized.
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Honolulu siOck Exchange
MERCANTILE

Thursday. May 8.
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In barrack2 fire in the presidio. at
San Francisco, five members OF the
family OF Sergt. Geo. II. Schall were
burned to death SehaH has been saw
ing for twenty-six years, and was.
about TO retire and buy ranch when
his entire family was wiped cut.
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NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

shall not be responsible for any
accounts or obligations incurred b.
any person without my written order
and Signature.
HARRIET l. GREEN.
(Mrs. +. J. Green /
554t-3t