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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-12
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5pr,aa YateRt $4.40-4.6o, gDiuter Straiabts
e4AO-4.50, aDinter 4atents S4.70--5.l0,
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gao. / x3.60--410, 9to. 2 DO. S3.70-3.80.
Nanjas Strniehts $4.00-4.20.
Roagenmenl mar itstig. - 5air bis
gutes so.5v-3.so. toice bis fancp $3.50
p.95.
Uaaismebl mar itstig. -5eines peibes
unb gelbes G1.30-l.35, Srobes $1.25--1.50,
aiInorieb $3.15.
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{. III. UuHGio.
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rother il21zc G. / (. i'm @lepatpr uno 114c
| I. o. b. ihEpimmeno. Jto. Northern Eulutb
| iO2Ac (. o.b. Ihutntmenb.
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Gryurt oic I. .. b. ihwImmeno.
pafer. - Warft uar itetlg.-Stanoaro
peiser 4ohc, gio. . 3911-40c, $40. 4 3S--
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| Idalfer 3sH--4lc aui benz e5eleiis.
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1856, go. 2 S5--95e, 30 3 75-50c
SOFTEN III ruhig. oroludrer biz
ttoiee 1912, l6--23r; 1911, S-14e; 4actFc
| coat 1912, 16---2oc, 1911 ll--15c.
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4eDer III itetig.-pealod 23-29c.
4crf III ieis. - i5amilp s24.00-25.00
| hort dear S2l.O9-22.51, ReB 22.5O
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Tsb slsVo--2o.oo, oesis>4tnten s32.0o-
34.00.
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lies, 10 BITS IA Hiruo, IA - l5Ae, DO
S9niierH sh-SAc, aC, 5ainieu 154e.
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prima si1.l5 -1125; Raifnirtes 1T ieit
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mer aelbes su $5.s0-5.y0.
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Elpr. $3.50. RbiIacslgbll uHo Baltlmor
$3.50, DO. in Balt S4sy.
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2s--30c.
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! biz gutes s5.55.
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&eis tit ltetts. --gia5rimiAsr 3H-6C
/ Baina 81 -6Ae.
aRoIaiies III itetJg. 0eu ErIean
Eytn setfls, gutter bts a0ies, 35--55c.
nuder.-3loher iaum isetig Niuscapae
/, 50 Leit, 2.Ssc, Centrifugal s6 5sit 1856
Jolaiiss 3u6tr 50 Geit 2Blt. Hafrnirte
, III rahia. - Gut 4oof 5.l5c, Gruihso 5.O5
aguulo "a 4.7oc, 0u5es 4.6Oc. 4ofuoere
4.50c. grannlateo A.65c, 1inmono ra
/. 4.85, GcnIsteioners u 420c, Ro. 4.10
/, 2p. 2 4y05c, Rc. 8 4.09c Rp. 1886, go.
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Ro. y 8. roc, Ro. 10 a55c. Ro IL s.30c, JsI
IL 3.55c, No. 10 S.50c. Ro.4 3.50t.
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WeiSen. --3nfuhr gertng. Yo.2 rptner
Hinter I09-f12e, SO. 8 bo. 10i--l07e. Stc.
4 ruther SS--1O2f per Bu. Rerfanft iuuroen
/ Gar Ho. 2 rotbtr Sn 11fe auf benz Oeletie.
WeIfd,iorn. - Die 9iad,frage mar gut,
unb bic Breiie ieit. ---yio. fpeibes 6f--62e,
$40. 3 ueiBes 6ie, go. metbes 5S-60e,
No. Q aefbes 81 - 62e, ytc. B DO. 61c.
go. A bo. 5s-60e, Np. 2 sentifftes 81 =
e2s. go. bo. 61e, No. 4 DO. 50 -
60e, tpeiBes aoIbeniorn 60-62c, gelbes DO.
60--63e. genliifteS bp. 90 - 62e per Bu.
8erfouff purben: / Gar DeiBes aolbsHforn
AZ 81 tzc dhi benz @eleiie.
nafer.-- Wartt ruhis unb feh. -- gio'
Q spetser 3TH--40c, Gtdnbnrb fpeiBer 3d.
s9Jfe, RD. 8 tueiBer 80 N 39c, gfp. A tpe,Ber
81 - 3se, go. Q gentiifter So - 36Be
go. 8 DO. 35 n -3ec, 0o. A BIO. 1886 per Bu
Bersauit marben: Gar No. 8 DeiBes 5u
900 nui benz Qeben9eleiie.
Rogaen. - Warft felt. Re. 2 80 -
roc, no. 8 nc e8--s7c, go. 4 bo. A--e2c
Gerite. --Rc. ssriihlahrs S5-73c. nc
3 57--85c, Ro. DO. 50-57e; 5uttergerfts
4o---50c per guibel.
gsriisnmats. - 5ratjabrsssrfts 10
S3c Der Buitef.
geraleid, Der G,etreioe.greiie nit oeuIeni'
gen am sleihen Iass css Dorigen 3Gbrss:
ApriI, II. 1913. Hpril, IL. 1912
HeisfH. 9lo. 2 rother ...111c fo6e
Wdihforu, go. geniiihies 6oc soc
nafer, ,Jlo. 2semii6ter nsuer 36He coz
Rcaaen, Ro. Heuer ... Gsc sse
6eu, go. Iimothp $3.50 s30.5'
Mhisfp.
Ter Rarft mar itetig. 8erfauft rpurosn
e36 Bbls. 7iifiaers TiHifheo Gcoos au
Der Baiis pon sf.30 per 8aloue.
Hrnryrtfs
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Cincinnati. II. april 1913.

Cincinnati. II. Gprii 1913.
Tie nadhiolasnben Cuosiransrn bssishen
Eih nur aui gngrcs-T ransattioutn. Bei
sisineren GeiHaitsn rsrotn esuas b6bsre
preiie berehHet.
RrouiiioHen.
Ter Rari. mar rubis, bic Hrsiis ftesie.
z SAmals.-Drima Sisam eio.so--lo.s5
f.ob.
1rodensefafstnes Gftif4. -
Wscrft itii.-Shert dear Seiien i24 -
i2ks, ftcrt Rippenistten i2-i24t. ertra
lhcrt dear Eeifen f2--l2kr, Shuitsrn
iIh-lfAc, Bellies l34-l31c loie uno
ke mehr uerpodt
gaeen - Marst feit. Sbcrt dear
Sesfen f34 --l3Hs. fnrss Rippenieiien 10
-l34e, sytra ihorf dear Ssitsn l8--iSAe
Ehultsrn i2H-i2ke uno Beuses ID -
i4He loie unb Ae per Yfane mebr Der
padt.
sugar Cnred.;sieifA. - Tsartt il ief.
Shinsen Is - ishf. Hisnis S6aisern
f2k-i84e, g3recsiaFi Bacon lsH iSs.
Ehul,srn i3--13Ke, Rem Dorf Gut G6ug'
tern s1--iske. trcdenf Heef'sdiaisn
tzl 00-22O0.
subaspe6sftss JfeifG.-Marf!
isetig S6infsn f<A-i64c. 4lsnw S6nl'
tsru i0k-iie, yelIies IAN - i5e. S6aG'
tern ii--ii4s, RsU Dorf Gut SAaiisrr
l4-iiAt
Griihes GfeifG.-- EGinfsn l4A--
l4ke. @isnie.S SHnitern 10 y -l0s1s. S6nl'
tern ION -i0Ae. fbort HiSpsaieiisH ION
lie, itorf dear SeiieR Like. srtye
iborl Seiien i0A--iis. Bellies isk - i1'
per Hfunh.
4RehI unb Uetreite.
Mehi.-Neuss Hintrr Yatent $500
$40, x9iHter fyonen t4-55 - A70, @inte'
syamiIp t4.0O--<.l5. Gytra t340--S.60, or
bln1res eS.i0-8.25, Barter @eUtH 4afenl
$4.65-5.00, DO. iaHrp ea-o5- LES, DO. ia
miip t3S0--4.00; RoSsenmsbI, HorbsueEtlid
gemii6tes tl.45--lIb5. reiHeS Gltr ek-60--
A70. otnlilHteS e4-S0--4-6o per 89
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Minepieh. Ter gorraib mar mthr
ais geaaaenb fur ete Racbirdge un6 Der
Uiartg mar tauu, ifttig bic ihUAher. 6uie
Steders aHo ,yesoers limb in 0atfraae uno
Munilhs ftue tar une tart.
Eehgsrs Ettere s785--s.15, GItra ts.35
$40. Etlen s4uO--T.25. iylsiihsriEiere
os. .Oo-s.25. gr.rd $s.25, Seiiers s5.7o
--e.25, auserleiens bis ertra $3.50. 70.
Risbe &A.5O-.6.15, amserieisne bic srtrd
s7.Oo--T25, Rllhtabe <6.00-T.25. Gamers
ss.50--4.25, Sictsrs uno sJeeaers $50
T.15. Stcd'Seiiers s5.73--6.50. Sied'aIbe
N.T5--5.50.
HuIlen. gsi nar nidbissr 3uiubr
mar Der Dsar,i heats fFetis bic TART.
issstg EaIIeu sTOQ--T50, Bologna ss.2j
--T.50. EXTRA s7.S5-T.5o. magere uno IeibEs
$5.50-8I00.
adIber.-7le 3uiubr nar ieulih sroH
unh bic Dreiie iie.eH uH, 50e bis sl,o0.
Ereinhre uno srube Ss.50--9,b0, fair bls
quite leichte f7.50-95o, EXTRA - 75--lOD0.
Rdlber In ben aommliilpns- odaitrn. -
ssonsp Toe, pr,ma bic auserieiene sh-sAt
croinhre S--ef.
Enweius.--e'ute bic auserIeiene @otel'
unh JletiheriorteH itlegen um soc be an
bsren warsn langidm unn taum itetia.
Cute bls nuserlsieue BerpadaHJs uno
Eleiihericrten s9.40--9.45, geuiiitte ser
pa1unosforfen ss.i5-9.4o, nrn,ndre bts
auserleSsns ld,uere fstte Sdue &6oO--s.50
Staae $3.50 - T.i5, Ifidfe Berlanotlcrier
tT.B5--0.00. 5erid pen 100 xiuRo uno ne
niger o5.00-750.
66afe une 2dmmsr. - Tie 3ufah'
lnex 0suse- -serina aae ois *rslls lteisg.
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Gticago. II. gpru,

RetseH. - fir g9al 9lA s2 Hc,
am SaluB 9ltse; fir Juli so-9JHc, an
Stlub eJ@Et; ilr Ssvtsmbsr $3.50 4e,
am 5hIuB s11sc.
gaelf Atorn.--Slr YGI 55H-55 Ac.
am 5dlab 58He; FIR gull 56}s - SIC. ari
EhluB 5sBc; Far September 574-5T He,
am Satub 57Ae.
5aIsr. - 5lr sRai 35K 8se. am
5tlus 85A4t; far 1nIt S4A -- 35Bt. ant
5hlub 35tse, fur September S4I-S5e, AM
Shlub 34Jss.
AosaeH.-Io. 9 2eS-64c.
Gerit c. --68-5se.
9tmothp - Rsusr s2.75-
$50.
aleeiaamsn. - $500 - 2l.0O per
gentusr.
Rebporfsig.s5 per Bbt. - Tfy GRai
sig.2 H-l9s2f am S6IuB sig.s7}l; FIR
auli 1880 -- 20l0, an SfluB s20.05,
far stptsmbsr si972h-ls.90, am St!ub
Si9sTE.
Ehmars-sl0.95 per 100 9iuro. 1ylr
| Rai sl0.s5 -- 1925, am 5hiaB sl0.S5
fur 3uli sl0s5 - 1871. an StLgf
siO.s5: fur Septsmber $10s5 - l097H
am St,luk 1907.
| Ebprt Rip9eRieiieu -- si0.sT Il
-ii.37K ger 100 BIB. - ;yir Rat sl1.t5
- il2Th, am =tluB s1i.2TH; 'lr 1m
xi092 H-ll.l0, um ShIub sllI0; iar
Espt,mber siQ.75 - f0.s2t9, am @t'lut
| tI0sTA.
Butter.-Rartt mar iistis. Grsamsrlss
27--84e per 1iuuo.
gier. ~ gQartt iietis.-- Crbiuaru iIriti
tTK-i7He, itr'ts l7A-is4e per 5u5euo
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9lmslanbiihe Nahriaten

Die 8rsu3e Der 9erppII l.
tommnung. Sm nsuen 6eft Der
Doheniarift n3eii I'm Bib" lit fol-
uenoe Stnurrs 3u Ieien: Sn parls
babe ia Serion Riiiforopitih teHRen
qelernt. Tirett aus Welitii nItjug.
8ouosrnsmeut Molpgoa. ipar er naf)
garis getpmmen. lin 81 ltuhiren.
lpie er Iagts. aber als it nit ibm -
ba mar er ihon orei WoHatc an Der
Seine bon Der Sorbonne iprehen
po1te, belt er nas fiir cine Supfruht
unb e. lag gutter Gruno Dor, ansunebs
men, bab er feline Stuoien oorlaufla
aui bic fransoiifben gaeine uni
Saudpis beitran,ts. Er battle cine
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Wcnl OeIon,arft.


Qiniee bon ben bisfiseu Honftn paffsH
beute cine reff CUTE N0hfrnae nad) Aar.
leten aufsumeiien unb Delb iit etspas mihi.
ger. obnohI bic 3iHsratsH nod nnpsrduoerf
gsblieben iinb. Earisben ,,on eaH' uuroen
BON ben Eanien su 5KR Gusesliehsn, NAB
rsno Beid,difspapiere Bu 5H --68 nision'
iiri wurDen. Die Mnfler plaeirfen Vrirnf'
aapital ~ 5---5KE ,,cn eou' uno auf 5esf.
fssAsef anf Nsw DssS
purotn M Bari stpiidsu Bonitn rerfauft.
3w gcanierruie betrast 5oe Rrdrnie per
1900.
sasAief sxi qxssra.
iinb itciis. 5is fotsenSsn Guoitrunssn iine
lu bsrinten:
aonbon, 3 Taae Eid5t. &4sTh per 6
90 GAGE Sic,t, &4sSK per 6 Haris, La'
ae Eiht, 515 francs per 800 90 Iaas
Gidbt, 51s FSrdnts per 800; fur Teui'flaHo
4 9aas Gidi, Rars a5k --e5A, DO. ee
1aae Eidlt. s4H-s4Ae.
fcumentcyn Hins auf aonton wurntr
su A.ssk, auf @lasgou su tA.S2 y uno Gu
HeflaF su e4.s2 cerfnuft
eHHses.rsassfsnu.
rahis uno itetis. Tie BaHisu auosirtn ipi
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Ossls. Esnbs sas nffssn IN rss Dsrs.


Oelb vrH caaS puroe su o-0HS aus
geliehen.
Hrimo Geidaftspnpiere wuroen 81 o.
|6F htsfcntirf.
StsrliRg GrfoHge III iteflg. -.
Sidt ~ &4.s6A unb Commercial tu AJss
4-SsH.
Bunbes. Ibftaaticnen rrartn ife'
tig nno tpurben rpie folsi ouotirt:
Der. Staattn Reiunbtrung re 10o4
geb.. ~ regiftrirte ii3K - ia, 9oapons
iisH-1i4a, 3S reeiitrirfe l02 h-lo3a
Coupons 102 u --l034, Banana Hegtliereo
2E 1004 -l0f. DO. 81, fo2H-foS.
aftienmarft.- - Auh heate tpar oeI
Wartt uieoer ihpah uno 6ie Yreiie batter
su Ieiben. Tie Sd,rudte bieit ian ununfer'
brchen bic gum ShluB an uno be SnlnB,
noiirungeu ftnnbsn meiitens unfsr oenef
rcn geitern.
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ghieaap. 70. Wpri[ 1913.

0htcago, IL. Npru 1918.
Shneine. - lethte s9.05-935H, ges
miidbte $s.95--9.85, ihnere $8.75-8.90,
r1ube 1915 - $50, 5ertel s7.00 - s.25,
Warft mifig.
Rinbpie b. 8sepes s7.30-9.2o, GeIas
5tiere s8.80-7.90, StDfers uno 5eeoerf
s610-s.20. &iihe uno 5eiiers S3.90-S.4O
adlber SO. 75--9.25. Nnrtt langFar.
Shafeunb 9dmmer. -S9afe: Gtns
heimiicbe $6.25--7.50, 3dhrlinge S6.75-8.50
2dmmer: ginbeimiife S6.75-9.25.
8ufuhr. - S6Deine 1900, Htnoplef
I 900. S6afe uno qdmner 1000.
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Shafe. - Grtra $7.0o, CUTE bis auSerles
lere $6.50--6.90, Droindre biz quite S4.25--
6.25.
2dmmer. grtra S9.00-9.50, CUTE bis
nuserfeiene $9O0-940, oroindre bis quite
s6.50--S.75, gelhorene $6.50--s.50, 5rilb'
lohrs@ 2dmnier $l400-15.50.
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Rsw NeKk ii. April

Qupfer wer benie feii- ~ S,oHbarb su
ei4.75-l5.25. gltesrolpsie yu el5.52. gate ~
Sib. 75--i5.62, eating ~ $685..
9iun feit su e4s.s7-4s8I
Blei ftetig ~ e4-So.
SpeIter inDad 81 t5.16-5Js5.
9ffeu itefis uHo unuer1nbert- SO. /
Rprttern ei775-tiS-2C, No. . Norfbsrn
el7.25--l775; 30. Erufbern tf7.75--
1928, Ro. / ScuibrH fcis eiI1D-l6-3A
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Viebmdrfte.

Cincinnati. 10. a5rtl 1913.
9nfuhr uHo gerianet tpthreHo Der per
flpiieueu "a Stuuoen, peraliheR nit ben
pcrtergeheneen Iasen, DareH wls ioisI:
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SMatiha geHM AHeet
9ic llmidse inn hieItgen GieGrlngbcuIe
beiitftn iif3 bsuie aui t4,Ss5 $50.
esisf-esfsvif&sss.
Ter Warfi in 2ciaIitfurltdtsn mar teutt
ffhr Tau. NH Der B6ris muros uur sir
ttnsiser Strfauf abseihlciien, namIth
10 nfffen cosiiH.E6Hi 60 Sfh. $500. .fOsh
Jm Of'eusn Rarste puroen psrtauii;
81 ,n1o alHsirrai 6cfpt'al T. 1851 ..ie2
Soc utHciHnntl Etocl 1. ia50.......los
coo alesslane, G. 4 1921 t...........ioI
20 wfftsr ainttrnais rirsts R5.......Iig
100 nfttsn GltpgIano 4 Riiisbnra 4oc.... 90
dfften 0iuciHHd't Gas Glgcfgtc.... 10
Rahfitbenbe TabsIe ron i'm hteiipen
Rnrit beHHblihen Bombs unb asiieu gisbi
bic cfiisiefIen Euosirunesn an
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
LOCALS PLAY st.
JOE HIGH TODAY
High SChooIerS to Clash in the
Morning at SpringbrOok and
See NOtre Dame Game in
Afternoon.
BY HI.

Yell practice for the St. Joseph
game this morning was held in the
high school gymnasium Friday after
noon under the leadership of Yell
Master Walter Phelan. Phelar and
Swintz were elected cheer leaders by
the students and will have charge of
the yell corps at all the games.
This mornings game is the second
Of the regular season for the locals.
ST. Joseph was beaten by the tan and
blue last Saturday by a score of IS
to nothing. Advices from the VOL
VERNE camp say that the team viii
spring a surprise and will give South
Bend a harder fight than in the first
game. St Joseph has been drilled to
meet the style of open play used by
the tan and blue with which they
were unable to cope last Saturday.
Coach Metzler and Capt Rowe are
confident of victory and hope to make
a still larger score.
In the afternoon the two teams will
attend the NOtre Dame-SOuth Dakota
in a body.
1t is expected that a large crowd Of
rooters will accompany the st. Jo-
seph team. The lineup of the two
teams will be about the same as that
of last week. The following men are
considered in starting the game:
South Bend-Whiteman center;
Rowe, Stanley guards; Both, Cordier
Forsters. tackles; Sullivan, Wolf, Bos-
well, ends; Poulin, quarter back; Al
len, Scott, right half; Hartzer, Cot
trell, full backs; Shanafelt, Daily, left
half The second team men will
probably be used in the second half.
St Joseph - Swiegert center;
Mitchell, Carter guards; Schultz. Do
an, tackles; Thompson, Mollhagen
and Williams, ends; Hayden, quarter;
Rose, right half; Witt, left half; 81
mons full back.
Miller South Bend Y. NJ. c. A, will
referee the game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
PACkEY HAMMERS
MURPHY OVER RING
Harlem Tommy Helpless Before the
Speed of Chicago Boy Who
Gets $4,000 Purse.
BY "HURRY UP" YOST.
PLAY NO. 6.

NEW YORK, oct. 1S.-Packey
Mcfarland, the whirlwind Chicago
light weight Saturday was handed a
check for something like $4,000 as the
reward for battering Harlem Tommy
Murphy, the New York scrapper, to
all parts of the ring in their ten-round
bout here last night Mcfarland so
pected to put up a great fight that
far outclassed Murphy, who was ex-
the affair was a joke after the first
round.
Murphy was helpless before AIcFar-
lands dazzling speed and superior
ring ability The Chicago boy could
have knocked Murphy out in the first
round or in any of the succeeding
rounds at any time he chose, but he
contented himself with merely jab-
bling Murphy into a semi-helpless
condition and then slapping his op-
tics, bruised and bleeding face.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
LAST STAND OF BASEBALL

is expected to rouse itself for one day
here before football has secured the
entire attention of South Bend people
That awakening is expected on the
occasion of the visit of the Chicago
Cubs in South Bend Tuesday to play
Goat" Anderson, Eddie Coffey. Ed
die Wheeler, Harry Arndt and other
baseball notables who winter in South
Bend, America. A goodly gathering
at Springbrook park Tuesday will be
highly appreciated by these ALI
stars. while they liz turn can assure
all visitors a worthy attraction in the
mere appearance of the Cubs. In ad-
dition they expect 10 put up d game
bearing the tag of class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
MICHIGAN MEN TO PITCH
FOR ALl-STARS SUNDAY

The lineup OF the South Bend All
Stars team that Will face the Chica-
go Cubs at Springbrook park Tuesday
is announced as follows: Anderson,
IT.; COffey. CT; Koehler, Oh; Tame
hill. S.: Wheeler. 3b.: Arndt. 1b.
Tieman. c.; Watson. RI; Middleton
and Shafer pitchers.
Middleton and Shafer have been
imported from the Michigan State
league and others are players who are
either living here or spending the
winter in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
Scores.

fayette and SwarthmOre played Penn
sylvania on succeeding Saturdays be-
ing defeated 10 and 90 to nothing
respectively.
Both Dartmouth and Williams have
defeated Vermont this season and
using this game as a basis of COM
parisOn there appears to be a slight
advantage in favor of Dartmouth.
The Carlisle Pittsburgh and Navy
Dickinson games promise nothing out
of the ordinary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
y. ID. STUDENTS INVADE CITY,

Widest enthusiasm among
NOtre Dame students over the
South Dakota game reached a eli
max last evening when the entire
student body invaded South Bend.
The procession, a half mile long,
left the university Immediately aft
er supper. wound its snaky way
through Notre Dame av., Hill St,
COlfax and Michigan streets and
finally ended up at the Oliver no
tel where the Dakota eleven has
its headquarters.
For 20 minutes the students.
massed in Main street, cheered till
they were hoarse. The various
varsity players, coaches Harper
and Edwards and the Dakota team
were given big ovation. The
South Dakota and NOtre Dame
squads were driven about in auto
mobiles furnished by leading South
Bend business men and after the
demonstration at the Oliver was
over, the students fell in behind
the players and marched through
Main, Wayne and Michigan streets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
FAVOR MICHGAN's RETURN.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, oct. 1S.-In
so far as. able. without sacrificing the
fundamental principles underlying the
organization. Indiana university is
willing 10 assist Michigan back into
the Big Nine" This is the tenor OF
the response of the athletic authori-
ties Of the state university 10 the re-
quest of the Wolverines that certain
notifications be made in the rules
of the western conference. with the
view OF permitting Michigan TO re-
turn 10 the fold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
JAKE STAHL MAY BE
BOSS OF BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. oct. 1S-Jake Stahl
former manager of the Red Sox. is
being considered for the job as man
ager OF the Dodgers. according 10 a
report current here Saturday. The
brooklyn management, il is said. viii
droD Manager Dahlen this winter and
in casting about for a successor have
decided upon StahL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
WHITE S0X LEAVE FOR
WORLDS TOUR OPENER

CHICAGO, oct. 1S.-The White Sox
ball club, Chicago Champions, left
Friday night fer CinciRnati, O., where
Saturday they will meet the New
York Nationals in the first game of a
baseball tour around the world.
The local players left aboard a spe
cial train which lis to be their home
almost continuously until they board
the steamer at Vancouver Nov. 90 for
japan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
HEADS COLLEGE

AUBURN, y. Y, oct. IL Kerr
Duncan Macmillan was inaugurated
president of Wells college at Aurora
Friday in the presence of representa-
tives Of scores of prominent colleges
and educational institutions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
OLD STARS TO BANQUET

NEW HAVEN. Conn, oct. Is
Pa" Corbin. captain of the famous
Yale eleven that % years ago rolled
up SIS points against its opponents
nothing, has arranged for a dinner
here next week of all the members
OF the team still living. 1t is expected
that most Of the famous lineup will
be reaSSem bled. In the lineup We're:
Alonzo Stage. ". c. Rhodes. George
Woodruff. "Pudge" Heffelfinger, and
Lee McClung
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18

Arndt, Lii Sager and Heine Tieman
were with LudingtOn in the Michigan
state league. Buck Connors and Joe
Claffey were at Rockford in the Wis
consin-Il Illinois league. Hans Hadley
was al Madison and Bugs Holt at
Fond du Lac in the WI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-18
STRONG VS.. WEAK
PROGRAM IN EAST
Navy Draws Hardest Opponent
in Colgate, According to Pre-
diCtiOnS-0ther Big EIevenS
May Have Easy Sailing.

NEW YORK. oct. 1S.-The foot
ball horizon. viewed from the stand
point of the big university teams of
the east is unmarked by a single
threatening cloud on the eve of the
week end game. Almost without eX-
ceptiOn the elevenS of the leading
institutions face teams, the football
ability OF which is such that the con-
tests scarcely rise above the plane of
a practice match. In one or two
cases minor college teams which a
year ago caused gridiron upsets meet
the same opponents. but during the
past l 2 months have dropped TO me-
diOcre standard and cannot hope TO
repeat the victories of 1912.
The United States Military academy
eleven appears to have drawn the
hardest opponent Of the day IN Col
gate. The upstate cOliegians have
season opened with the nO-scOre tie
against Cornell. Against Amherst
and Hobart the Colgate eleven ran up
combined score of 60 to nothing.
And the Army in facing Stevens Rut-
gers has not met a team capable OF
trying the soldiers out as Colgate may
be expected to do.
Strong vs.. Weak.
Harvard Yale, Princeton. Cornell
and Pennsylvania are all called upon
to face much weaker teams than the
West Pointers. The crimson will line
up against Holy Cross which was de
feated by Yale 10 to nothing in the
Ellis second game of the season.
Princeton has Syracuse as an oppo-
nent and the Salt city university
eleven has shown nothing startling
i'm its three games to date. Careless
handling of The ball and lack Of dash
has characterized the Syracuse play
in the contests this season. Pennsyl-
vania Will entertain the Brown uni
versity team but the Providence com
binatiOn is but shadow of the eleven
which defeated the Quakers 80 10
seven in 1912.
Colby defeated Brown 10 To moth
ing on Sept. p and last Saturday Ur
sinus held the same team to a one
touchdown victory.
Lehigh will play Yale at New
Haven and judging from the way the
team held Carlisle TO p to seven
victory should give the blue a good
battle, although the Ellis have appar-
emily gone back To Nale's first football
principles 4U1 are succeeding reason
ably well under original methods. At
Ithaca. Cornell will play BuCknell.
which scored on Princeton a week
ago The Lewlsburg team is one Of
the strongest of the minor Pennsyi-
vania college elevens and will un-
doubtedly prove an excellent test as
70 the progress of Cornell under the
coaching of Sharpe
second Flight i'm East.
In the second flight of eastern elev-
ems, the two most promising games
are Lafayette VS.. SWarthmOre and
Dartmouth vs.. Williams. Both La