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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.


New York 6-1O. Cleveland rs.
Washington g. Detroit Z.
Boston 8, Chicago 4. Ten in
nings).
Philadelphia 5, st. Louis 0.
National League.
New York 1, Pittsburgh 0.
Cincinnati s, Brooklyn 5. six
teen innings).
Boston s. Chicago 3.
ST. Louis s, Philadelphia 5. Twelve
innings).
Federal League.
Brooklyn 1, St Louis 3. (Eigh-
teen innings).
Kansas City 5. Pittsburgh 8.
Chicago 4. Buffalo 3. (Twelve in
nings)
Baltimore 4, indianapolis 3. (Ten
innings).
American Association.
Indianapolis 1, Kansas City o.
Milwaukee l., Louisville 0.
Minneapolis Is, Cleveland 8.
Columbus g. St Paul 0.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Washington at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
National League.
st. Louis al Boston
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.
ChicaSO ut Philadelphia.
Federal League.
Chicago at Buffalo.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis al Brooklyn.
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-30

Sacrifice hit-Diem Two base hits
Broder, Green, Beall. Lake, Wagner.
Struck out-By Kreski 9, b. Louder
milk u. Bases on balls-Off Kreski
I, OF Loudermilk 5. Hit by pitched
ball-Beall by Kreski. First base on
errors-Kalamazoo 2. Left on bases
South Bend Z. Kalamazoo s. UNI
pires-Cote and Green. Time so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-30
GAMES TO-DAY.

South Bend az Battle Crcek.
Kalamazoo at Saginaw.
Adrian at Jackson.
Flint at Mt. Clemens.
Toledo at Bay City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-30
Totals

*GiH called out on inheld, fly with
first and second bases occupied.
"sFulton batted for Sharkey in the
ninth.
South Bend ..... 200 600 020-4
Kalamazoo $50. 900 600 03O-3
Stolen bases-Koehler, Diem. Pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
FORMER wv.
ATHLETE IS
OFF TO WAR

Aimar AuxiaH.Turcnne well
known as q former member OF the
University of Washington, where
he attended two years ago. IL one
of the many athletes Of the world
who has gone Off To the battle
front. News that Auxias.Turenne
has left for the seat OF hortilities
With his troop, Canadian artil.
lery company. has been received
by his Seattle friends. The ath.
lete Joined the company IN Mohtre.
nj, where he had been spending
the summer on the estate OF Louis
Beaublein. his multimiilionairo
grandfather.
Auzias-Turenne did not return
TO Washington last year. taxing up
his studies az Harvard. He was a
splendid athlete and gathered
many points for the u. of w. while
taking part in various Northwest
meets. In addition
TO the more strenuous line OF ath.
ietlcs which he pursued, he was a
tennis player or considerable
ability.
Aimar Ia the son OF Raymond
Auxias.Turenne, president OF the
Yukon Investment Co. and vice
president OF tho Bank for Savings
of Seattle Before enrolling AZ
Washington. he attended the Seat.
tie college,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

II lcAARp NORRIS Will.
X. LiAMs 2nd and Maurice
e. Mclaughlin 10 the
tennis team that has been
named for the Amerloan ehsI.
longing team for the Davis
cup next year. All the offl-
elals Of the National assoeia-
tlon are agreed on this. The
players throughout the coun.
try will soon be rated. There
10 q probability that both play.
ers Will be braeketsd a. No. I.
the fret time svch . thing
was ever done.
Replying 10 the recent report
that an effort was to be made TO
bring about utilization OF the ma.
iors and the Federal league. Presi
dent Tener OF the National league.
declares that organized ball
doesn't intend TO mako peace with
the Feds. nor ever will,
The Braves are the fret team
that has succeeded In overtaklng
the Giants In a final dash for the
pernant since 1908. when the Cubs
overhsuled them shortly after the
historical Merkie affair and the
appearance Of coveieskIe A. . real
foe at Philadelphia. During that
race the olants were nabbsd late
In September. though they did
not know Il until the end OF the
season, when the disputed pane
was ordered played off to decide
the tie.
FIELDER JONES ought 10 make
a better bench manager than he
was q playing manager: II isn't 30
far from the bench to Jump as II
was from center field.
Thcse Athletics are the only
team In the world that can ioss
two games In one September aft.
ernoon and 60 off the field whIs-
ting.
There's enc thing We should be
thankful for: the baseball mag.
mates will not talk half as much
this winter: with wine at $40
quart.
CYCLONE JOHNNY TAoMp.
SON MUST BE AFTER A
STEADY JOB FIGHTING BAT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
VANCOUVER
TAKES 4Th
N. ". FLAG

The Northwestern league has
practically reached its termination,
although three days sslll remain on
the schedule. The contest for first
place between Vancouver and Seat.
tie came TO q close Thursday.
seattle's chances fer the upper
berth were eradicated through a
second defeat administered by the
spkane Indians Vancouver down.
ed the Bees.
Seattle has three more games TO
play. against the Beavers five. The
Giants could win all three. and the
Beavers drop every one OF tho five.
and the Canucks would SIN main.
sain lead OF one point.
\ BY clinching this years pennant.
the Beavers have brought total OF
four pennants 10 Vancouver. Van
couser also won tho championship
In 1905. 1911 and 1918. This gives
the Beavers lead OF two pennants
In the number captured by other
cities.
Spokane Ia securely hooked TO
third place. and the Bees are an
ehored In fourth. There still re-
mains a slight probability that the
Colts win dislodge the Tigers from
fifth plsre, The Shingiewcavers
would have TO take ali the rest OF
the games 10 do H.
Last years race ended with the
teams In the following order: Van
eoaver. Portland. Seattle. Victoria.
Tacoma and Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
TEACHER AS BARBER
NO CRIME, SAYS JUDGE

SELTGMAN. Arfz.. Sept. 1f.--This
town is apparently well pleased
with the acquittal OF Miss Grace
Miller. pretty school teacher,
who was charged with assaulting
Carl Draper, one OF her pupils. be-
cause she cut his hair.
Her alleged offense consisted In
shearing Diapers hair after long
efforts to induce the lad to appear
I'm the class in neat condition,
without long. unkempt locks falling
over his eyes. Finally. losing pa,
tience. the school maam took her
scissors, and. despite the boys
struggles, cut the hair from his
forehead. The boys parents
brought criminal action, charging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
NORTHWEST
TEAMS HANG
UP A RECORD

A now Northwestern league rec
ord for quick games was establish.
cd on Dugdalc field Thursday after.
noon. when the Tacoma Tigers and
Ballard Colts tore off eight and a
half innings IN exactly one hour and
three minutes. The players tuned
up the day before, when full nine.
inning game wns played In an hour
and ten minutes.
There IN little question but what
this Is a league record. An exami.
nation OF the statistics failed 10 re-.
veal faster game. AS few OF the
Northwestern records available are
entirely complete. II may develop
later that record was not shatter.
ed. None Of the oldtimers can re.
member quicker contest here.
Had the two teams cut out the
diliy-dailying between innings,
there IL little question but what a
mark would have been hung up that
has been cquaied few times in the
history OF tho national pastime. The
fastest game recorded was played
Ia 81 minutes.
The game was splendidly played.
the feature being the tight pitching.
Fans who have turned out tho past
two days are agreed that both con
tests were tho best-played games OF
the year on the Seattle lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
GIRL ABDUCTED BY MODERN CAVE MAN:
HAS HIM ARRESTED, SHE THEN REPENTS
Declares No She Can't Help Anybody So
Much of Her They'd Risk Jail Garry Her OFT Bride.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IL
5eventeen-year-oid Sadie Broad
hurst. petite and shy, and scarce
iy out OF short frocka, knows how
1t feels 10 be wooed by a cave
man.
Carried off bodily by her tenn
peaiuous admirer. iS.yearold
Charles Bozelle. son OF n promi.
ncnt merchant OF San Jose, and
compelled to flee. with him In a
Wild 60-mile night ride. after he
had taken her from the sanctuary
OF friends here at the point of a
gun. the girl became the unwilling
heroine in one OF the most daring
love episodes OF modern times.
Defends Him Now
But by some inexplicable quirk
OF woman's heart. the experience
clinched her wavering affection.
even though the adventure landed
her cave man in jail with serious
charge against him.
She has turned like a fury
against those who would punish
her abductor.
Il think would do Il all over
again II he asked me-" said Miss
Broadhurst. attempting to mini
mize the gravity OF the offense to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

\ tASYYH0nNf ANtAs tY tho NF&An8trf Ia
tsvpsis~ As~oeiaftoa.l
10 COMING BACK TO Her MAN
DO ye mind " go home for {
bit are a while tonight. Miss Mar
garet'' Annie asked me yesterday
Certainly not, Annie. You can
get all your things packed UP and
I'll send for them tomorrow"
Annie hesitatsd a moment. and
then said "shure. It's mlghty
swats ave yc. Mas Margaret. ri
just take the hack dure kay, 80
can get In At any time"
DO just as you like. Annie"
said. don't know when she 20
In. but this morning her eyes wers
all red and swollen. She looked
M though she had been crying for
hours. The toast was burned, the
coffee weak, and ! could see tha,
Dick was rather dlsgustsd with
tho breakfast although he said
nothing.
shall begin BY getting MP 20
morrow morning and getting the
breakfast myself
found Annie crying a. she
washed tho dishes and wipinR her
eyes and the plates alternately with
tho dish towel.
What IN the matter. Annieg"
Matter enough. Miss Margaret
What do ye suppose that that spal
peen or Pat has done? Nothin
else but getting into a fight and
been sent up for 10 days. Now
he'll never get on the police force
And tbs said. Miss Margaret. that
he hit the man that had him ar
rested because the man tould him /.
was going TO lave him.
Pat said I'd never DO that TO
the man that loved me- and he let
him have a Jolt on tho jaw"
But you are going to leave him
aren't you. Annieg"
What Lave the man that
fought low biackguard and g6i
stint UP for 1t all for me7 didn't
think, Miss Margaret, ye'd ask me
to do that"
Il am not asking you 10 do any.
thing OF the kind, but | thought
you told me you we're going 10 do
IT,"
perhaps I did--the Lord forgive
me--but It's meslif that'll mate him
at the dure ave the jail and make
II all up TO him.
It's sorry am. Miss Margaret
but We may well say that a woman
can not lave her man who fights
10 kape her good name. It's mesili
that 'ud be glad to do we're washin'
an we're cleanin', but | guess that
the priest Is right He says TO me
Pats not bad. and between a good
wife and the church well be able
to make man OF him yet I've
got TO give him another chance
Miss Margaret.
Il was not dom me part, Miss
Margaret. when left him. ! was
nather true to him or the blessed
church which had given him to me
He's my man, Miss Margaret, and
I've got TO kape him and make him
good. II can. but, good or bad. I've
got TO kape him.
BESIDES" she added. with a shy
Irish smile, ITS mesilf that does
not want to lave him go. Pat can
be the best man In the warld IL he'll
lave the drink alone. and It's many
n woman that nd be glad to be his
wife--drunk or sober"
IAN right, Annie; we'll see what
we can do about It," ] answered
relieved to find things were turn
ing out that way, for had already
decided that Annie would not be
able TO cook.
ITO BE Continued Tou,orroW.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

charge as coach OF the State Uni.
versIty of Utah football team.
Norgren reports a strong lot OF ma
terial at tho Salt Lake school and
expects 10 develop team that can
invade tho conference circuit next
year.
Those Boston huriers are earn
Ing their pay all right. For hill
James. a day rest. and out he
goes again. Day before yesterday
Bill was dispatched against the
Giants. and the Braves whaled the
tar out OF the Gothamitca New.
on the strength OF that alone. Dill
was entitled to a three or four.
day rest. One day passes. and
zip, there's Bill again. lie OPP
posed the Phillies in the second
game OF q doublc.header Thursday.
The Braves won. to 2. James
held Philadelphia to SIX hits.
N the Colts and Tigers had cur
out the practice throws between
raps yesterday they could have
finished the game In less than
three quarters OF an hour. The
players hustled on and off the
field. bat the pitcher had to have
his five iobs at the start OF every
stanya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

the authorities. to whom she has
interceded for leniency.
kldnaps Her In Auto
undermining the pre-Adamite's
methods of winning a mate by
utilizing a high-powered automo-
bile and a revolver. BoxelIe
forced his way into the home of
DIR. w. j. Hawkins. where Miss
Broadhurst was employed as
nurse. held off the family at the
point OF his gun. and carried his
screaming sweetheart to the
waiting machine. speeding away
into the night.
In warding off the girls pro-
tectors. he fired several shots,
one OF which slightly wounded
the sister OF Mrs. Hawkins.
Shoots Woman
II was this which resulted In q
charge OF assault to commit muir
der being placed against him aft
er he had been arrested several
hours later at San Jose.
Ii had been his purpose, too,
so he declared. to secure the IL
cense and to consummate the
marriage at the point OF his re-
volver If any protest should de-
velop.
The automobile utilized by the
young cave-man lover was CON-
mandeered in the heart Of the
city here. Bozelle placing his re-
volver at the chauffeur's head
and commanding him to obey or
ders.
II love Charlie" Miss Broad
hurst said. after a talk with him
In his cell. "and l certainly will
not prosecute him. II had
known he loved me so much I
would have married him any
way. He has always been so
kind and gentle toward meek
cent that night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
AMERICAN LHAGuE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
IN OTHER LEAGUES

sATIONAG,--Bosfon at. philadelphia
g-2; New York 81. Brooklyn Ia. Pitts
burg 4. Chicago Q. sc. Louis =, cincin-
natl 2
AMERICAN Phi Iadeiphia .. Boston 1
New York 3, Washington I. At. Louis g.
Cleveland 8.
FFDEHAIr--BuffaIo 10. Chicago a:
Indianapolis I7-s, Baltimore s-B; Kansas
City 0, pitssburG .. st. Louis 1. Brook
Ign o.
NORTHWESTERN 4. Seattle
2; Ballard 1, Tacoma o. Vancouver ..
yictorfs j.
COAAT-portfand Z. Los Angeles 4.
Oakland s. San Francisco o; Venice Z,
Missions g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
HE GETS FAT ON
BEANS AND MILK

ANDERSON. Ind, Sept. ff.--Be-
ing told he was four pounds less
than the required weight for a re-
cruit for the army. Kenneth DE
Lawter Of this city began diet OF
beans and buttermilk. eating six
times q day for six days. He then
weighed half-pound more than
the required WEIGHT and was &C
ccpted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
Teutons and SIavs
at War 900 Years

Just primitive people recognized they
could understand the world
n clash of
The sav is fighting for his language and his He
pied against the Teuton.
There between 25,ooo.ooo
branch of the held a
ordinarily but
fighting
ervation of their mother
The original slav from the region
river In what is Russia
In the third they began Europe
directions
As early the tenth
waEed boodily dipo
matcaly for 900
There three OF Say
In the Russians. the
Czechs Sovaks. while
Herzegoyinians
There has been interbendng through
turtles that has wiped Sav pebut the
spoken in different dialects has OF
the Slavic empire and Its battle
ives when menaced by common foe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
SHE WORE BEADS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1l.--Oscar
Dane. son OF the late Rabbi Mess
ing, was made the goat" by the
police when they summoned him
because. as the theatrical booking
agent, he had supplied the dancer
who appeared In single strand of
small beads at n cabaret show Civ.
en- In the American hotel annex for
the State Hardware Mems conven-
ton.
Dane--that's his stage name
told the prosecuting attorney he
thought the girl wore something
more than beads, but he was not
sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
PICK FIGHT TEAM

Frank Vance. \. A. c. athletic
director. viii take a team OF sir
boxers TO walia waila September
1919. Those selected 10 make the
trip are. Phelps. Baird. Sontag
Gleason. Harris and Charb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

N. w. MAN HIGH

DAYTON. O.. Sept. lis. A.
Iiuntley OF Vancouver. Wash. was
among the three marksmen who
scored 81 out OF 60 in yesterdays
events OF the grand handicap trap
shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
CRIFF is CHAMP

BUFFALO. Sept if.--Defeatins
n. ". Sever. the title holder. a.
81. 50. 81. g. l.. Griffin. California.
U. y. clay court champion. won the
Green Lakes lawn tcnnis champion
ship here Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
FEDS GET BUSY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept if.---Ad.
vices from Chicago say the Federal
league has laid plans to grab sew
eral star Coast league players be.
fore the drafting seasca opens. Sep.
fember ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE Nation
nj Amateur Baseball association II
arranging games between teams In
Ohio. Missouri. Nebraska and Min
nesota 10 decide tho championship
OF the United States.
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the girl with assault.
The trial was largely attended.
The Judge said he could find moth
ing In the Arizona laws covering
such an offense, refused TO enter
tain a complaint from local BARRIERS
that the teacher had been cutting
hair without license. and released
the girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
O'LEARY RESTS

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Sept ILL.,
Johnny O'Leary and Sally Salvatore
are resting today. awaiting the gong
that sends them together over the
ib.round route nj Brighouse Satur.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
HE HOGS EN- ALL

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. IL
Driving trotters and PAGERS. Tommy
Murphy took all -four events Thurs
day. the final day OF the Grand Cir
cult racing meet here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

LEJEUNE is SOLD

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Sept. ii.--Har.
~ Lcjeunc. outfielder. who In lead.
Ing batter In the Western league.
and star member Of the local team,
has been sold to the plttaburw Nm
| tionais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

PLUCKED

The home OF Charley Abbey. for
NOR ball player. At 3ta Seventh az.
n. was entered by burglars last
night. A quantity Of valuable Jew.
etry was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
Record Lowered

WOODLAND. Cal. Sept. IL
Stepping the mile In 2s0fa. Jim
Logan. son OF Charles Derby. broke
the pacing record Of the West
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
MoToREp TO Her GRAVE

LONDON.--The body of Mrs.
Rebecca Clark. ITO. was taken to
the cemetery In a motor car. in &C.
cordance with her death-bed re.
quest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
A .r1Ip. At FIGHT

NEW YORK.--"You've got me
right" boastfully said S-year-old
Julian Daliano. when he was ar
rested at Coney island in the act
Il picking a woman's pockctbook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

/ them after becoming well known.
The principal reason for the
changes OF name In family obiec.
tions 20 baseball as a profession.
NELSON NoRGREN. FORMER
University OF Chicago star football
player and athlete. has assumed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-10
READY TO CALL FOR BIDS
Board of Police Commissioners Will
Erect New Station House.

The Board of Police Commissioners
held Its regular meeting at Police
headquarters last night. Business OF
little Importance came before the meet
Ing and the commissioners adjourned
at an early hour.
1t was announced however. that the
board Is now ready to advertise for bids
for the construction of the new Sec
ond Precinct Police Station, and that
this step will be taken in the iHm e.
diate future. The board also decided
to discard the belts. which are now a
part OF. the patroiman's regulation uni
form, and that nextcyenr the long coat
would be replaced by shorter cover
ing of the same material.
A communication was received from
the City Council with regard to light
DINNERS for the electric and acety-
lene gas light OF automobiles. In this
communication mention was made of
proposition to require all vehicles. no
matter OF what description, to carry
lights at night. The communication
was turned over TO n special commit
tee which will be appointed by the
Mayor and which Will report at the
next meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-10
retiring deputy. has made competent
and efficient official.
General New. Notes.

. q
Sales OF tobacco to-day were 900
pounds of bright and 800 pounds of
ruling.
Petersburg Council. knights OF Co
llumbus, WIN visit Richmond council on
the major degree on sixty or moro
candidates.
It was expected that Judge Southall.
sitting In the Circuit Court of Amelia,
would to-day dismiss the injunction
restraining tho antitartte faction Of the
Harrison Street (colored) Church from
interfering In any way with the OH :
troll of the church. The boot is on the
other leg now. the antitartte officers
being in possession and control of the
church property, and the tarttittcs are
restrained from Interfering with them.
DR.. Joel Crawford. of Sussex County,
was to-day nominated for the house
of delegates to succeed the late Il. b.
Hartley, by the Democratic executive
committees OF Sussex and Greenville,
in session at Emporia. A special cleo,
ton will be held on January s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-10
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

National Society for the Promotion OF
Industrial Education. morning to after
School Banquet, Hotel Jefferson, $50
O'Clock.
Federal Council OF Church of Christ
night sessions. Central Y. NJ. C. A.
Acca Temple Bazaar. proceeded by
parade OF Arab Patrol, Masonic Temple
Park. amateur play, The Jack Of
Hearts," for the poor OF the city, as
sembly hall. $3.50 o'clock.
Hilary, amateur play, Lady Gaia ch!sm
and Child" church lecture room. 8
o'clock.
way franchise, Chimborazo Public
School. o'clock