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pened after two had been easily re-
tired. Then Boyd, Garvin and Ilewel-
lyn each struck with too great severi-
ty, and Boyd had the honor OF being
the last Of the Pirates to help any
when the checkup came.
With quintet or runs accounted
Tor, Garvin was having the particular
time OF his life at Griffin expense.
FRIEND Shelter gave more Z idence of
his 1ippitude completely missing a
play which surely caused Grin n run
In the very first inning. 1t was at
the third facet. and was called on
Laval. Llewelfyn was none too sure
at that time. passing Bill. While
Rogers was grounding his way back
to the bench, Bill traversed the neces-
snry distance, and was safe. making
perfect slide around Cook, but Shet-
ter. probably remembering some OF
the things he did Friday, refused to
allow him to remain on tho bag. In
the next opening, he returned good
Tor evil on Doc Newton, calling that
young man safe on a steal, when his
error of Judgment was so tiagrant
that fellows on both clubs laughed
outright Fortunately for Shelter. he
had nothing else to do throughout
the game.
Now back to Garvin and his three
n-to-the-good lead. Laughing con-
tentedly and bringing into play all of
the comedy stuff in his repertoire, he
was as happy as the lad with the first
stonebruise Of the -neighborhood
Llewellyn was working like the pro-
verbal Swiss chronometer. True, he
was checking SOME to, the first station,
hut he was also sending many back to
the bench trailing their clubs behind
His record of ten strikeouts is quite
a nifty thing for reference in the flu
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Portsmouth got, Richmond was to get
one more, and not II single ounce of
energy was to be wasted in the get
ting.
Win Out In Eighth.
1t came into the eighth, the Colts
stout wind had chilled players and
iookers-on. Many, were anxious to
leave, but were fearsome lest another
of those beat-'em- to- the-wire finishes
was TO bs pulled Off That wind had
killed many properly directed bitfs, and
had made others, less important, actu-
ally count. Duclly Eberts was called
to tho fore.
Back under the dog hatch they we're
rehearsing that walt and conserve"
refrain. If Ducky was safe the other
fellow was to hit. That's the liberal
Interpretation. Ducky did . hit. I'm
against right field fence tho ball lay
after finishing Its course and when 1t
returned to the diamond, the handy
legged individual was resting quietly
atop tho third hassock, smiling and
happy.
Here was one count, said the fan,
mono being retired as yet. Plez hit
through Evans and was safe. Eberts
traversins 1.-THE rubber. Then Cook
opened the breach through which two
more scores and the game came to the
locals. Bresnahan was up for the hit
and-run. He attempted tho bunt, but
Cook was under 1t. He tried for the
double OH Piez at FIRST threw wide,
Mundy and Piez rolled while on the
ground. and Sandy. getting up first.
beat the throw to third IT was New
tons cue to kick In, and he did with
solid wham to left field, labeled three
stations. CharlieNStrain followed with
his loft to centre, scoring Doc. and the
game was over.
Centrnlizing Attack.
1t was wonderful example OF CEN
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See. the Triangle on tie Radiator
Gordon Motor Company

ture. Also turn over the wait and
conserve" Indian sign Of the Colt man
ager. -Four bleakless bars had been
sung over, and never tho suspicion of
a safe knock for the Colts. Then the
fifth.
Colts Find LIewelIyn.
AT this particular point Garvin, 1t
must be recalled, had increased his
three-run lead 20 four. Luskey started
by poling n curve right at Boyd's feet,
which that young gentleman booted
over toward right field and toyed with
long enough to let Charley get to the
halfway point. From then on it was
a grilling, gruelling. melting Offering
Of grape. canister and shrapneI.
Lavai showed to left, Eberts found
convenient point in centre where the
buttercups bloom. Piez liked Ebertss
ground, the quartet treading the paths
with the agility OF the gnzelle. Lee
GarVln had expressed n desire to look
at club that could run the bases.
The Colts had been touted as such n
clup. His wish was gratified. Laval,
hfth section OF slaughter, and had.
more up their sleeves. The finish found
the Colts just one behind
Llewellyn was polishing that por-
ton OF his offerings labeled under the
brand "slickery ellum.' The saliva
covered horsehide was shot to the front
with alarming speed. However, the
wait and conserve" order was still
on the board. Lee Garvin didn't know
1t. He probably hasn't wised up VET
Had he been in the know" he would
never have urged his club Ito the
breaking point in order to push that
fifth score. around In the sixth. be-
cause the walt and conserve, meant
really that 1t mattered not how many
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DEFEAT ONCE AGAIN
TURNED TO VICTORY
CONTINUED from First PACE,

campaign may be criticized-by Gar
vim.
So the wait and conserve" order
went forth. Garyin nestled snugly he
hind threc-run lead, secured stealth
lily In the fourth stanza through a
ferocious onslaught upon tho now
famous product OF Oriole Land, Walter
Smaiiwood The Juvenile product had
been chosen to perform for the big
day. and served ignominious blanks
Tor one-third of the way. Bill Laval
paved the way for the trio Of hope
breakers In tho fourth by coyly let
ting fall Charlie Strains dossy toss
OF Mundy-s hopper Cook followed
with a teasing, rolling pine OF q tap.
which neither Strain nor Laval nor
Smailwood offered to tamper with
Howedell performed much in the same
manner. Walter giving a correct imi-
tation of the way Doc Ayers looks on
a ground ball. and while the, ping
pons.ng was being exposed, Mundy
joyously chased over the causeways,
landing without molestation.
Narrating Portsmouth's TaIifen.
Evans was ready to register with a
sacrifice Jolt. and Garvin and Lew
ellyn each kicked in with ONEIDA &c
knocks, scoring\ Boyd and Howedell.
Cook had been too ambitious, and was
run down between third and the reg
istering place. by Strain. Luskey and
Bresnahan
Bill Laval was the direct cause OF
the additional chip in the following
frame. and the miscue again came on
Mundy's chance giving him an unmer-
tied life. Cook hit for a double, and
sh his friend.
Still another was brought TO life in
the sixth, though 1t took three ring
ing clouts to turn the trick. 1t hap
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CADETS DEFEAT
TEMPORAL SCHOOL
Greenville High Loses In Eight
Inning Contest to Benedic-
tine College.

= EmDoria, Va, May 10.-Benediotine
defeated Greenville High School yeater-
day In very peculiar game. tho score
being 9 to s. The contest was stopped
In the eighth by mutual agreement. in
order to let the cadets catch tho train
for Petersburg.
,Overman, who was on the mound for
Benedictine, pitched In his usual good
FORM. Sharp also pitched good bail.
although cratic at times "a'''
In the early part of the game the
CADETS had the lead, but Emporia tied
IN me seventh, with a batting raliv.
assisted by one error. Althoiieh tba
cadets had only thirty minutes to eatcS e
Ihe, trains. they started a rally in the
eighih Parsons led off with a hit:
Ioliard followed; Oyerman hit to the
pitcher; Hoten struck out; West hit
tthree-bagger through short, scoring
Two Two runs. lie came home on Barrett's
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Haclsctt and Little Win.

Tuxedo. n. Y. May 1o.-H. H. Hack
EFT and r.. D. Little. together with ~
w. Wiles and A. S. Dabney, the Bos-
ton pair. were the winners here to-day
in the contiguation of the Round
Robin Tennis doubles. The former
pair. which Is favored for Il place OH
the American international team, de-
feated William. A. Larned, former ma
tlonal champion, and R. ID. wrenn
Then the Bostonians defeated w. j.
Clothier. OF Philadelphia, and c. +.
Watson, Jr.
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WASHINGTON & LEE
L0SES'|y TENTH
Fast and Exciting Game Won by
Trinity-Donohue Makes
IS Two Homers.

~ Durham. N. c., May 10.--In a ten
tnning battle hero this afternoon
STrinity defeated Washington and Leo
by the score OF to z. 1t was the last
game OF the season. tho longest and
1.-The most exciting. and not until the
END Of tho tenth was It known just
aswho would be the winner.
~ Trinity opened with two runs In the
. first. which the virginians quickly
Spvcrcame In tho second on hits and the
errors OF the locals.
~ The features of the game were the
1.-TWO homo runs made by Donohue, Of
ssNYashington and Lee. The first went
ssclear over the centrefleld fence. the
}ssecond time this was ever done. The
s second hit the ground about ten feet
from the fence and bounced over. Only.
y; twice LAHORE has any batter knocked
Sthe ball over Trinity.s fence foY a
$homer. the second being last week. by
Hamilton, OF Woford. over right field
fence. Every one of the four have
been made by visitors, and each time
these teams lost
q Trinitys winning run camc In the
tenth. Anderson new out to left.
e Spence singled to first Thompson. a
senior, at bat for the last time OF his
college career. was next up, and past
cd tho pill for q Dagger to the
fenoo. scoring Spence. and tieins the
score Adams famed Peterson
walked on the fourth ball. which should
singled to right. scoring Thompson,
winning the game. Fitzgerald was
strongly supported by the entire Trini-
~ team. Spence In centre, Knight on
third, tho batting and playing of
Thompson featured for Trinity. Dono-
hue's two homers featured for Wash
ington and Leo. The score:
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PeII and Tonchnra nes,e,

New York, May 1O.-G. f. Touchard
and r L. Pell, candidates for places
81, the American international Lawn
Tennis team, were beaten here to-day
by w. NJ. Hall. paired with Hagxet
the English professional who replaced
harl Behr, in four straight sets.
The day was cold and windy, which
seriously intcrfered with good playing.
Before the trial match the Austria
nan players, who will meet the Ameri-
can team next month, held the courts.
1t being the first time they have
played here
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THREE STRAIGHT FOR TECHS.
Georgia Farmers Defeat State Univer.
xifY In Second CONTEXT ne GaEI..

Georgia Farmers Defeat State Univer-
Athens, Ga, May 10.-Georgia Tech
made 1t two straight to-day by winning
the second contest of tine series from
ris and >Corley. pitching for Georgia.
allowed Tech eight hits between them
while Pitts, for Tech. was raped safe,
ly seven times. The Tech slabmen kent
Georgia's hits well scattered, however.
Score by innings: r.. III. Fl
Tech ...........02 o o 0003 0-5 /
Georgia ...010111 0G0-4 2
Batteries: Pitts and Atridge; Morris
CorlcyNand Hutchens.
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BRISTOL WINS SERIES.
Tnkes Fcinnl Game From johnson civ
In Flnshy withdrawing RuIIex

In Flnshy Ninth-InninE RuiIey.
Bristol. Tenn. May 10.-BristoI took
Two OF the three games with Johnson
by. a ninth-inning rally. after Hall had
held tho homo team scoreless through
apolls. who. pitched for Bristol. heId
the Soldiers to four hits, including two
hits In the final inning. Bristol got six
off Hall. fiA
Score by innings: r. II n
I s2Iafal city. SSS soaSSSSssss3 :
Batteries: Hall and Taylor; Rawn and
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A Warming Against Possible
Disappointment

AWarnins Against Possible
Disappointment
VOL have endsavored to secure for
this territory 90 many cars as che
feStory wosild give us. bee We feel
that our allotment cen supply but q
percentage Of the orders we already
have and those we will act.
Hence. may we Urge pecn yuti the n.ees-
sity Of firing delivery data for your ear q.
the earliest possible momsnsl To dtsappoint
prospective purchasers on delivery u bad
bu.ines. prsstsee and We, DO not lie to do Il:
so i YOU will como, sec tbs Handsome new
6-eyindsr cK-r write or phena FOE tho
ca.slog, It will avert the disappointment shae
you Will experience If you walt.
Fully equipped with specdomsser. clock:
top. curtain. demountable ltns. etc.
Fivepa.ienser Phassen body $40
The New HUDSON '97"-.-e,r 4-cyHndsr
modd-is si875 {. 0. b. Detroit.
Come, zee these cars OF write or phone to-day
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.CR|PPLES RAPIDLY
RECOVERING
CONTINUED from First Page.)

dent, the rest OF the makeup cruin bles
or unconsciously quits. 1t has not been
SO here. Instead the men have fought
harder and harder and have won two
games. those with Portsmouth, after
defeat seemed positive. This Is reg
Ii will be hard to down.
Coming to the question OF umpiring,
We may have witnessed poorer exhibi-
lions, but memory pals before the tax
TO recall It. Shelter may stay through
put the season, but he Will never do
In Richmond. His work here, both be-
bind the plate and on the bases, has
been such as to give the fans cause
for alarm. The players manhandle
him. laugh at his decisions, and. instead
Of being able to maintain discipline
on the field. his every move brings
forth jcers. We have nothing against
Shelter. know him scarcely at all, but,
ways or quit Some Of his decisions
have been so laughably absurd as to
sause amusement. rather than resent
ment. But 1t not only makes joke
De his work, but or the game. Colgate
pm the other hand. shows that he knows
the gano, and, even though he makes
mistakes. as all must do. is master of
The situation. The fans here have seen
shetter and have formed their opin-
lon. These few remarks should be
more properly addressed to President
Boatwright. and are written in the
hope that he may read them
The real feature of the week was
The game won by Newport News To
Washington goes the honor, and Buck
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GGu uno;fI!o -......2 Q 0001 2i-9
ar s,,,nnl High: % oooo4 o-5
Vincent Three-b base hits@Poiiard
1Barret, West. Briggs. Sacrifice hits
fieteher, Streat. Stolen bases-West.
pa gle, Double plays-TiIier TO SIacle
TO Briggs; Overman to Eoen- Struck
outI6y overman. q; by Sharp. g. Bases
On On, Pals oails.9n Sharp, 81 Off Overman, e.
King. Time, 1925. Attendance 800
Scorer, Leo Is. Kahn (Renaflicfinai
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gineers have built beautiful car Of
handsome artistic lines. The delight
full sweep Of the rear Of the car and
the artistic manner with which it
blends with the Aush.sided body and
THO 'front.' combineswith ti,e sloping
cowl running from the Windshield to
the hood, evidences tho touch Of the
master body designer. The tonneau
is roonnier than in most cars. Its
Finch upholstery gives it the easy
riding qualities that ara expressed
in the fact that touring 800 miles a
day without fatisue.is possible.
Electric Light
p Electric Self Crankinp
You merely press button to Start
the motor Of the "54" HUDSON.
Three buttons operate all eleetzic
"A, :. y. -
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Alleged ReckI.,. D-,x.r

John III. Morgan. colorcd. was arrest
ed last night on the charge of reck-
iessiy driving team In the streets.
re is SAID TO have run into and slightly
hurt Rosa Roane, a colored girl.
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Trinity ........ o o o 9 0 o 2 o IS
W. & L.. 1890. O4I o 90 II
Summary: Two-base hits-Thomp-
son. Litchfeld and Terry. Three base
hits--Thonpson. Lancaster. Home
runs-Donohue (2). Sacrifice hits
Adams. stolen bases-Patterson and
Colville, Donohue. Base on balls-On
Fitzgerald. 2; off Larrick, /. Struck
out-By Fitzgerald. 8; by Larrick, S.
First base on errors-Trinity. 3? w. &
l., Passed balls--Donohue. Hit by
pitcher-Larrick Time OF game
hours. UInpire-Forsythe, Attendance
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Wherein a Six Excels
As Expert Engineers Built this Car

You can haveconfdsnce with such
an automobile as this for the reason
that it is built by IS expert engineers
working together. They worked
under the direction of Howard E.
Coffin. acknowledged Americas fore
most designer, who. himself. had built
six famous cars and never yet created
a failure. These engineers have had
a combined experience that will ex-
press itself to you when we tell you
that. they had hand in Building
over 100000 cars of 81 well-known
makes and ti1ey were gathered from
every automobile building nation
England. France. America. Austria,
Belgium. Germany and Hungary.
They Have Created a A
Beautiful Car
In addition to an unusual car from
a mechanical standpoint, these en-
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Touted pennant winners. or possibili-
Ties the Pirates were.beaten to n pulp
by the Braves. But you can never tell
There are the Giantsmilc behind the
Superbas, and the Dahlenites are In
second place, talking Of pennant
Verify. Charley Ebbetts must feel
young. In spite of his thirty years of
service
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Walter Johnson-thcre's a regular
Johnson. He pitched yesterday-soma
The White Sox watched to see the bail
come over. Two saw 1T and mana ged
to draw hits. The rest simply hoped
and trailed. No scores were made by
Chicago, which gives Walter fffty-two
and two-thirds innings without score
Just three and one third innings be-
hind the record set by Doc White.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

WANTED Vegetables freaks. from Sept
- 10 Oct. T. Full figure Adjustable
Dress Form for the most freakish. Two
other prizes. All oddities III fruits and
vegetables considered in the contest
H0verstOck the White" man. POS w. JEFF
fersOn.
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FOR EXCHANGE

burgh, Mich Good house ana 60. ~ - a-
o ,,1t desires city residence and vii
IKE city propSty worth up I'D s. 5o8 =.
i,.a- pay. Price. 5000. r. r. Nay. I'd
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bOR SALE AND EECHANGE-.Au tina.
aud sizes OF farms ranches r,is1tafi@rs
ara city properties and stocks cf mer
Chah1lSe. everywhere: 50 dou't usigs D. N
you want 70 do business
REED REAkTN CO.
236 Jefferson Bldg.
Home Phone 56s6: Bell Paone 2S4S
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR SrOLEN-Open buggy. rubber
tire. painted black. from odd Bellows
hail Finder call fl38 II. and receive re-
LocI-A yellow - bernard dog with
white spots bea0s neck and white feet
FINDER return "a Frank Benczynskf 1853
". Fisher, Tel Home 1870 aud receive re-
ward.
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MONE1 TO DoAN.


MONEY TO LOAN.
on Furniture, Planes, Diamonds. Jewelrv
ahd Live STOCK.
WE CHALLENGE
an@ Loan Company 10 give a lower rate
lAau the South bend Credit COmDany and
VII follow 10 letter the rates Dr0viuea
pg the new law Of Ter cent per month
SOU charges for making the loan aud III
extended or renewed . per Ger Of tha
OaIe0ee Tor renewal or extension.
We Do NOT
advertise private ana confidential etc
W 10 need Ne AohAAIED 70 70 10 an hon.
O.aO4e loan company 10 borrow money
ne answer is, NJ ONE, il your demands
s0f AOAey are legitimate.
BUSINESS 1IEN.
Farmers, anC Laborers UOrrO,v rnoney from
Us 10 pay their bills, il Is rair and hon
v4dDie 10 borrow money IRON .ne BatEs
% Is IL honorable 10 20 10 any r-lis-
Dle Loan company 10 borrow money
we invite yVu - IuVesJlgate tie repuLati0n
Of the houLn bend Great CO. and " YUu
mo ,iem lair in their dealings. call aud
let them give JOU their rates II you &c
II necu o. money.
SOCId BEND CREDIT CO.
Lou K. Jefferson VIVID,
home Phone liza.
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FOR ENCHANGE-Acre lot near city
p ~ limits and car line FOR city lot. Can
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
An S-rOom strictly modern house at I19a
~'.higan Az A bargain for cash.
a g-roJm modern house at I1I3 Haney
aY Fine location
broom house at COOS Laer st
mousse and lot ia Lincoln Park addf-
uon, near West Division 81
south side car line
30 S-r com house, modern except furnace.
s-room house at 1923 DeNfapde Az
broom house at 1Il3 East Sorin "
, A o-room house on an acre Tot near yeEs
| DIVISION ST In Lasalle Park addition
~; "a apartment fat modern, 22O8 S.
VA; "A /, double house. big lot, 1S21-ls2s 5.
,,! Lots In Primer Place addition. south ~
sts. anu Llnaher
Improved property 70 trade Cor vacant
We sell lots in Southmoor ,ark R,r,a.
fISve ana Lincoln Park additions
pHe insurance. Rents collected
~. y. rUREY
NJ, -, Room 2O4 Summers Bldg.
NO"e eOo' nome Phone $500
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAIE

" AS,E7i5- position as stencgrs pher;
business college training. high school
graduate, eight months experience
Would prefer work IA small Office law or
Insurance Good references. Write J-126
care News Times
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Agents. either sex, attractive
end permanent proposition. Address az
once. Dist. Mgr. Box ~, South Bend.
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FAR.d lands.

FOR SALE-Jdsr listed some small farms
near city. Can be- sold fOT cash or pay
Bents For information call Geo. "a
WhitemaA Home phone 60 eel J5y
Room B. rs 5. Michigan st
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WANTED PEOPLE TO EN-
ROLL N OUR NIGHT SCHOOL
COURSE or THREE MONTHS ONLY
$40 ANY OR ALL BRANCHES TUE
SANE PRICE. BUILD FOR SUCCESS
ELL FUTURE By MAKING PREPARA-
TON N OUR EVENING SCHOOL.
PULL PARTICULARS CHEERFVILY
FURNISHED on REQUEST JUST
Call REIL 55l OR HOME 555I OR BET
TER CALL AT THE COLLEGE OF
LICE. OVER SAX'S STORE. SOUTH
MICHIGAN STREET. ENTER Now.
THE SOUTH BEND BUSINESS COL
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WANTED-Night messenger boy. must be
over 10 years Of age. Red Line.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
good land good building aud shade
good for country home. Hickman 4 Van
NaMn, rs :. Main
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Lady's gold watch, between Wal
nut and Spruce SITS. Finder call $3.50 Bell
and receive reward